Saturday, 28 February 2015

No regrets about Asari Dokubo’s war threats –Ex-militant’s wife

Hajiya Mujahidat is the wife of ex-militant and founder of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force, Mujahid Dokubo-Asari. Meeting her, it is easy to know why despite the many who don’t like her husband’s guts, she sim­ply has no regrets marrying the man many describe as controver­sial. The lady, who met the former militant in their Degema, Rivers State village, also talks tough like her husband and is completely un­apologetic about his many harsh statements.

Anambra State Government U-Turn on Anambra Cargo Airport Controversy

Anambra State Government U-Turn on Anambra Cargo Airport Controversy

The controversy surrounding the Anambra State Cargo Airport Road in Umueri seems to be a thing of past as the State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano has instructed the Contractor handling the project to re-write the Signpost on the plaque to read "Umueri Int'l Cargo Airport Rd, Umueri".

Tuesday, 24 February 2015

Tension in Omambara over controversial naming of Anambra Cargo Airport road


Tension in Omambara over controversial naming of Anambra Cargo Airport road

A cross section of Umueri people of Anambra East Local government have protested against the treatment the community is receiving in the hands of Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano, who incidentally is a son of Aguleri, a neighboring town of Umueri and who for ages have been embroiled in land disputes that have led to loss of lives and properties worth millions of Naira.

Tuesday, 3 February 2015

Buhari is weak and too old for the job of a President at the official age of 73 (Real age 81).- Sheikh Ahmed Gumi




Buhari is weak and too old for the job of a President at the official age of 73 (Real age 81).- Sheikh Ahmed Gumi

Regarding the Boko Haram menace in the North, the cleric further acknowledged that it is a problem of the northern region of the country and more specifically the Muslim population. “Kanuris, Fulanis and Hausas are the Boko Haram," Gumi told SaharaTV. The government initially thought it was a northern problem, leave them let them kill themselves.”