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An analysis of Chief Uche Nnaji’s proposed economic policy for Enugu State, outlining his plan to reform revenue collection, eliminate double taxation, and protect small businesses ahead of the 2027 election.
A critical analysis of the newly introduced result verification levy by WAEC and NECO, demonstrating how extracting ₦7.84 billion from struggling Nigerian families threatens youth access to higher education and burdens citizens already facing severe economic hardship.
Enugu State stands at an economic and political crossroads. This policy analysis breaks down the key pillars of Chief Uche Nnaji’s (Nwakaibie) socio-economic framework—focusing on industrialisation, job creation, public security, and structural governance ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial cycle.
The loss of Ifeanyi in an abandoned coal pit has ignited community outrage across Enugu State. As suspicions of foul play linger and calls for safety regulation grow, citizens are demanding immediate state intervention and strict corporate accountability.
In response to the state government's grand compendium, political watchdogs and grassroots advocates present the definitive counter-manifesto—detailing how heavy taxation, youth marginalization, rising school fees, and opposition suppression prove that Governor Peter Mbah’s administration must end in 2027.
According to Vanguard Newspapers, gunmen reportedly linked to local security outfits invaded a PDP Ward 3 meeting in Akpugo, Nkanu West LGA, firing shots and destroying millions in property near Chief Uche Nnaji’s polling unit in a desperate attempt to suppress opposition momentum ahead of 2027.
If we no longer want posters in Enugu, it is fine! We then call on all citizens of Enugu to tear down any poster of APC from the president to the local government in the bus stop and anywhere. If anyone arrests you, fight him back—they cannot kill all of us. We are not slaves. A foreigner cannot come to Enugu to tell Ndi Enugu what to do! You cannot stop church posters or opposition party posters because of your selfishness to remain in power!"
What was staged as a celebratory unveiling of Governor Peter Mbah’s Compendium of Achievements turned into a somber, uninspired gathering, drawing sharp criticism from political watchdogs over unfulfilled campaign promises across Enugu State.
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has scheduled online registration for 2026 Batch ‘C’ prospective corps members from September 7 to September 13, 2026, making clearance from the National Education Repository and Databank (NERD) a compulsory prerequisite
By Site managerChief Geoffrey Uche Nnaji has issued a goodwill message to Muslim faithful across Enugu State and Nigeria on the occasion of Eid ul Mawlid, urging citizens to embrace compassion, peace, and national unity.
By Site managerMedia commentary by Ugochukwu Ezeh clarifies Chief Uche Nnaji’s recent airport remarks, explaining that his campaign position targets high levies and aggressive enforcement rather than abolishing statutory government revenue collection
By Site managerThe Lion Building Media Team for Nwakaibie has declared that political smear campaigns against former Minister Chief Uche Nnaji have failed, insisting that his 2027 governorship ambition in Enugu State will be decided by voters rather than media trials.
By Site managerA major political storm has hit the Enugu State Government after gubernatorial aide Hon. Chinedu Mbah reportedly threatened to shut down any market that hosts opposition campaigns, prompting former support groups to abandon Governor Peter Mbah ahead of 2027.
The deplorable condition of the Ikem–Eha-Amufu Road in Isi-Uzo LGA, Enugu State, has become a pressing concern for residents and road users whose livelihoods and daily activities depend on this vital route. Rather than experiencing infrastructure that facilitates mobility, commerce, and economic growth, communities are confronted with a road situation that continues to create hardship and disruption. If government innovation is truly people-centred, its impact should be evident in safer roads, improved connectivity, functional infrastructure, and better economic opportunities. Development should be measured not merely by promises or slogans, but by tangible improvements in the lives of citizens.
Once regarded as a model institution, Awlaw High School in Oji River now faces a troubling decline in educational infrastructure, with deteriorating buildings, damaged roofs, and unsafe learning spaces. The situation raises urgent concerns about the quality of environment provided for students and teachers and underscores the need for immediate intervention to restore the school and safeguard the future of its children.
The Women of St. Mary’s Parish, Akwuke, has declared their support for Odaa Opuo 1 na-Ala Igbo, the PDP candidate for Enugu East Senatorial District, ahead of the 2027 election. During their August Meeting, which concluded on 30 August 2026, the women warmly received the campaign team led by the Director of Campaign, Hon. S. E. Ogbodo, and expressed confidence in Odaa Opuo’s character, leadership capacity, experience, and vision for sustainable development. Led by Mrs. Ezinne Mirabel Fraben Agwu, the woman unanimously endorsed Odaa Opuo, pledging their support for a candidacy they believe represents development, inclusion, effective representation, and a better future for the people of Enugu East.