Imo Commissioner Punches Relations Into State of Coma As Group Warns Over Attack On Ejiogu
A serving commissioner in Imo State, (names withheld) should better enroll as a trainee pugilist with the ministry of sports for the purposes of representing Imo state in boxing competitions.
The commissioner who is among the member of Okorocha's kitchen cabinet and a man with whom the Governor is will pleased and from Owerri zone has turned him siblings into...
Prophet Accused of Raping 13 Year- Old Girl in Ikeduru
The General Overseer and Head of Messiah House of Prayer Amaimo Umuofo Amauda in Ikeduru L.G.A. of Imo State Prophet Mike Osuji, has been arrested by the Imo State Police for allegedly raping a 13-year old girl.
This was sequel to a petition written to the Owerri Police Area Command by the lawyer to the father alleged rape victim.
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Sport
Super Eagles Promised Another N16m To Beat Ghana
…Sports Minister Optimistic of Clinching the Trophy
Nigerian Sports Minister Bolaji Abdulahi has offered the Super Eagles another $100, 000, about N16m cash incentive to win their CHAN semi-final match against Ghana on Wednesday.
The Minister had a similar incentive for a quarter final win, and says that would be redeemed before Wednesday, while...
Editorial
Nigerians Should Watch Jega
The long awaited 2015 electoral time table was over the weekend released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to the chagrin of most Nigerians.
Granted that it has been the wishes of all to ensure that the time table is made public as soon as possible which goes to express the desire and curiosity of...
Douglas House 2015: Who Will Go For Owerri?
By obinna .c. nkwo 08092861686
When Imo stakeholders and political leaders adopted the charter of equity, the essence was to give every zone and every section of the state a sense of belonging and a fair chance to lead and direct the affairs of the state or simply put to ensure equity in the distribution of political power in the...
The Christian And Worry (1) Worry: A Definite Entity And Force
Our lord jesus christ in Mathew 6:34 reached the climax of His teaching on the problem created for the believer by his relationship to the things of this world. That problem is one confronting all believers or Christians. In this passage, the Lord, after enjoining the believer in verse 34 to "... seek first the kingdom of God and...
Guest Columnist
Our Governor Is Dancing Naked
Gerald Kempis, brother of Thomas, had a beautiful palace built and invited his friends to admire it. Everybody admired it, but only one could find any fault with it. “You have a beautiful palace, but still I would like to give you some advice.” “What?” asked owner. “Have a door walled up.” “Which?” “The one...
How PDP Chieftain, Nnawuihe, D/Clerk’s Wife Escaped From Kidnappers Den
Kidnapped Deputy State Chairman of the Imo State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Hon Chief Ugochukwu Nnawuihe Wednesday January 22nd escaped from his kidnappers who had held him hostage since Monday.
Also getting free from the gunmen claws was the wife of the Deputy Clerk of Imo State Assembly who was kidnapped on Sunday. Chief Nnawuihe was on...
Take Governance To The Grassroots, Okorocha Charges New TC Chairmen
Newly-sworn in Transition Committee Chairmen of the 27 Councils in the state have been administered with oath of office to assume duties.
At the event held at the Government House Owerri, the chairmen were advised to take the message and good works of the Rescue Mission to the local levels.
The new LG bosses were advised not to engage in acts...
Mass Resignation Looms In Imo EXCO As Okorocha’s Men Spoil For War In APC Ahead 2015 Election
In no distant time, political office holders in the enlarged state executive council would begin to voluntarily dump their respective offices for future ambitions ahead 2015 election.
The state governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha at a meeting on Monday indirectly kick-started the quest for floodgate of aspirants willing to contest for various elective positions come 2015. At the meeting attended by...
