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Articles by Rita Umeh
Ugochinyere: He Has Even Shown His Grievance On National Tv, Calling Me Names, But I Remain Myself
Rivers State’s protracted political instability has garnered national attention, particularly due to the state’s tardy receiving of allocation funds. On Channels TV’s Political Roundup, Southeast Congressman Ikenga Ugochinyere talked about the judicial and political complications that led to the predicament.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>> He blamed the delay on judicial misunderstandings that occurred in both the Supreme Court and the Appeal Court.
Reflections On Joe Igbokwe's Metamorphosis From Staunch Tinubu's Supporter To Vocal Critic
In the complex and often bewildering terrain of Nigerian politics, few personalities have oscillated between extremes as much as Joe Igbokwe. A man once regarded as one of the most steadfast defenders of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Igbokwe’s metamorphosis into one of his harshest critics has raised eyebrows and sparked debates. His journey offers a fascinating case study of political loyalty, personal ambition, and the frailty of alliances forged in the crucible of Nigerian politics.
Instead Of You To Do Labour Work, You're Happy To Beg With Your 15 Children - Nyesom Wike
At a recent press conference, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, defended the decision to relocate street beggars in Abuja, amidst rising concerns regarding the social implications of such measures. Wike emphasized that poverty should not serve as an excuse for overlooking the security threats associated with unregulated street activities.
The Metamorphosis of Mallam Ribadu By Ugo Egbujo
Born in 1960, Nuhu Ribadu, perhaps, had independence in his genes. Son of a first republic parliamentarian from Yola, Nuhu came with a good spoon in his mouth. After he studied law, he joined the police, climbing the career ladder of a corrupt and disoriented institution. Young Ribadu, it appeared, resisted the mind bending culture and stored a grudge for filth. But cynics saw a temperamental, conceited, attention-seeking, power-hungry, and callow fellow.
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