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Articles by Hillary Ochiabuto
Ned Nwoko's Loss To Ifeanyi Okowa: Has The End Come For Proposed Anioma State?
Some of us will remember that former governor of Delta state, Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, a medical doctor - turned politician, served as the Senator representing the good people of Delta North Senatorial District between 2011 and 2015. When the issue of zoning became so loud in the oil-rich coastal state, the other indigenous ethnic groups like the Urhobos, the ijaws the Isokos and the Itshekiris had no choice than to concede the governorship seat to their Anioma neighbours .
The Nigerian Nation’s Growing Problems And Presidential Powers - By Bello Mukhtar
bellomukhtar@icloud.com “A Man Who Is Made A Prince By The Favour Of The People Must Work To Retain Their Friendship; And This Is Easy For Him Because The People Ask Only Not To Be Oppressed.” -Niccolo Machiavelli I wrote this piece some time ago but for obvious reasons thought I should re-publish it for the attention of us the governed and those who are supposed to govern us. The President and Commander In Chief; most especially.
To my Igbo Compatriots - By Manu Enemuo C.C. Esq.
As a nonpartisan individual with limited expertise in political analysis, it is evident that our abstention from participating in the recent protests alongside other Nigerians may have consequential ramifications unless rectified both politically and socially. Our decision is not entirely commendable.
What The Death Of Iwuanyanwu And Ubah Portends For Igboland And Nigeria
The recent passage of both the President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Engr.Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Iwuanyanwu(Ahaejiagamba Ndigbo) and the Distinguished Senator representing Anambra South Senatorial District, Senator Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah(Ebubechukwuzo) ,no doubt,took most of us by surprise and left us wondering what was happening. No one saw it coming. Both leaders were busy performing the duties of their respective offices when the cold hands of death approached.
How should the Government respond fiscally to the protests? - By Julius Ogunro
Let us be clear, the reason for the widespread anger is hyperinflation, which has made the prices of goods, especially food, skyrocket. With an unprecedented inflation ratio of 34.19 in June, driven by a more than 40 percent food inflation, the country is reeling as people find it difficult to feed.
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