Governance
Questions have emerged over the reported suspension of the ₦750 daily ticket fee for tricycle operators in Enugu State, following allegations that a compulsory ₦350 daily charge is still being collected at various parks. As the 2027 governorship election approaches, the controversy has reignited debate over taxation, transparency, and the economic welfare of commercial tricycle operators. Chief Geoffrey Uche Nnaji Nwakaibie, the PDP governorship hopeful, is presented by his supporters as an advocate of comprehensive reform aimed at easing the burden on transport operators and promoting economic empowerment.
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Oct 20
Governance
The hammer of ecclesiastical discipline has landed heavily on the legal enablers of the Awka Diocesan crisis. Acting on the explicit directives of the Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Most Rev. Henry Ndukuba, the Supervising Bishop of Awka Diocese, Rt. Rev. Dr. Samuel Ezeofor, has officially relieved the Lord Chancellor of the diocese, Sir B.E.I. Nwofor, SAN, of his duties with immediate effect—following his ignoble role in authoring a rebellious communique and dragging church authority to secular courts.
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Oct 18
Investigations
The sanctity of public education in Enugu State has been shamelessly dragged into the mud of partisan desperation. Leaked chat logs from newly recruited ENSUBEB teachers' platforms reveal a sickening, coordinated attempt by the Peter Mbah administration to weaponize public servants, coercing educators into digital political cells to drive re-election propaganda and police polling units for 2027.
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Oct 18
Judiciary
How a man called to shepherd souls could descend into the grotesque arena of chronic thievery, corporate greed, and desperate legal rascality remains an open sore on the body of Christ. Suspended Archbishop Alexander Ibezim’s frantic maneuvers to shield himself from multi-billion naira land scams—using his hired Senior Advocates and desperate communiques to threaten secession to the Church of England—reveal a man whose collar is a mockery of holiness. Let the truth ring out: the Diocese of Awka belongs to the Church of Nigeria, not to a rogue syndicate with sticky fingers!
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Oct 18
