By Eric Mba “Labour is Abia and Abia state is Labour.” This is the center of industry in the South East, the workers and the artisans own this state and still retain the force not to mess with, perhaps they have forgotten and now we are here to remind them.” As arrangement towards the 2023 electoral year gains momentum, Labour Party, Abia state chapter has reiterated its commitment to end the ongoing humiliation and abandonment of the work force in Abia state, from state institutions to private establishments, artisans and…
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The kind of a leader Nigeria deserve
When most African countries depended on imported food and external assistance for development, Sankara championed local production and the consumption of locally-made goods.
Abia State; Will Etigwe Uwa shapes the Ohafia political bloc
“Having braced the first storm of rejection and acceptance and internal party manipulations, Mr. Uwa only has time and chance to lead the region to its political relevance.”
Labour Party vows to pursue a people-driven government in Abia state
The frustration, suffering and hunger unleashed on the people of Abia State by the current administration does not bode well as a government that claims to be working for and representing the people.
IPAC boss encourages IPOB members to obtain PVC in order to achieve success
“Whether you like it or not, the truth as of today is that the only instrument recognized by law in Nigeria for the conduct of any polls, be it general elections, referendum and or plebiscite is the PVC”
Pan Africanist Arikana Chihombori leads Africa’s complete Freedom from eternal slavery
“For Africa to take its rightful place on the world stage,” she argued that, “the gutter of the mind that we have lived in for centuries, must be cleaned out.”
Nigeria and the emergence of Biafra
These are things Ndi Igbo can do for themselves in the now if they hold their leaders accountable without spending energy accusing other people.
SUSTNET AFRICA; Vehicle of sustainable socio-economic development
Nurturing young ambassadors and entrepreneurs in sustainability project management across fields and interest through SustNET programmes
South West Africa Forum advocates for Africa’s unity and the restoration of dignity of kingdoms
“The government should allow the kings to work with them in the governing the countries – If we come together it becomes easy because the kingship are hereditary, the government operates at a tenure by political appointment
The Burden of Diaspora Africans on the continent
“Diaspora Africans have a burden upon their shoulders to come home and join politics in Africa, push out senile men occupying African politics and governance with no tangible evidence for their long stay in power, establish modern state that match with the global challenge of economically viable nations,