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HOLY GHOST ROADBLOCK: KEKE AND BUS OPERATORS SHUT DOWN ENUGU CAPITAL CORRIDOR IN PROTEST AGAINST AGGRESSIVE TAXATION

Sep 15, 2026 · 2 min read

A major gridlock paralyzed commercial activities in the heart of Enugu State as tricycle (Keke) riders and mini-bus operators blocked key thoroughfares around the Holy Ghost area. Protesting against steep hikes in daily levies and forced government taxation, transport workers used their vehicles as barricades, leaving hundreds of commuters stranded and forcing motorists onto alternative routes across the city.

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Aljazirah honours Tunji-Ojo, Seyi Tinubu, Ojulari, governors https://blueprint.ng/aljazirah-honours-tunji-ojo-seyi-tinubu-ojulari-governors/

Sep 15, 2026 · 2 min read

Organized by AljazirahNigeria/London Newspapers, the 2025 Aljazirah Personality of the Year Awards has named key public figures and business leaders on its honors list. Recipients including Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, NNPC Ltd GCEO Engr. Bashir Ojulari, Seyi Tinubu, and six state governors were recognized for their contributions across public service, economic reform, philanthropy, and state governance.

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Catholic Clergy Exposes Severe Economic Strain in Enugu as Overtaxation and Soaring Costs Overwhelm Citizens

Sep 15, 2026 · 2 min read

A compelling public intervention by Rev. Fr. Matthias Udonu, an ordained Catholic priest serving in Enugu, has shed light on the harsh realities of excessive taxation and inflation under Governor Peter Mbah’s administration. Citing exorbitant property tax hikes that drive up housing rents and daily levy collections from low-income workers, Fr. Udonu’s account directly counters official state narratives, emphasizing the worsening hardships faced by everyday residents.

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Uche Nnaji Advocates Youth Empowerment, Peaceful Politics and Rule of Law in Enugu

Sep 14, 2026 · 2 min read

PDP governorship hopeful Uche Nnaji has reaffirmed his commitment to youth empowerment, peaceful political engagement and respect for the rule of law, stressing that Enugu youths should be given opportunities to build their future rather than being drawn into political violence and thuggery. He urged voters to reject intimidation and electoral violence, exercise their franchise peacefully, and protect the democratic process through lawful and constitutional means.

Investigations

EXPOSE: GOVERNOR PETER MBAH’S 12,000 TEACHER RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN PARALYZED BY UNFULFILLED PROMISES AND DEFICITS

Sep 14, 2026 · 2 min read

A forensic examination of the Enugu State Government's educational recruitment timelines reveals a massive gap between public announcements and real output. Despite Governor Peter Mbah’s grand pledges to onboard over 12,000 personnel—including 6,000 in 2024 and an advertised 6,580 roles in July 2026—the recent orientation of merely 2,299 teachers exposes a severe deficit that leaves tens of thousands of hopeful applicants stranded in administrative limbo.

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INFRASTRUCTURE COLLAPSE IN ENUGU: RURAL AND URBAN ROADS DETERIORATE AS GOVERNOR MBAH STIFLES LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTONOMY

Sep 14, 2026 · 2 min read

The worsening state of Precious-One Day Road and inner-city corridors across Enugu State has triggered fresh public outcry, highlighting the complete breakdown of basic road maintenance, drainage systems, and municipal infrastructure. While residents demand urgent rehabilitation, political observers point out that Governor Peter Mbah’s resistance to genuine Local Government autonomy continues to cripple LGAs, leaving local councils powerless to fix basic neighborhood roads.

Investigations

INDEPENDENCE LAYOUT BUILDING COLLAPSE EXPOSES ECTDA NEGLIGENCE AND SYSTEMIC REGULATORY FAILURE IN ENUGU STATE

Sep 14, 2026 · 3 min read

The tragic collapse of a four-storey building under construction on Ogbalu Street, Independence Layout—which left one worker dead and four others hospitalized—has brought the administrative incompetence of Governor Peter Mbah’s administration back under intense public scrutiny. Despite claims by the Enugu Capital Territory Development Authority (ECTDA) that the defective site was previously sealed, the state government's failure to enforce compliance or prevent unapproved work has exposed a lethal breakdown in regulatory oversight.

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State-Sponsored Intimidation vs. The Ballot Box: Why Mbah’s Suppression of Opposition Meetings Exposes Mounting Desperation in Enugu

Sep 14, 2026 · 2 min read

Political economist Chukwudi Louis Ani has issued a scathing indictment of Governor Peter Mbah’s administration, warning that escalating physical attacks and venue disruptions targeting opposition gatherings signal deep insecurity within the ruling state apparatus. Highlighting recurring violence against Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji (Nwakaibie) and opposition supporters, Ani emphasizes that destroying canopies and threatening citizens will not suppress the democratic will of Ndi Enugu ahead of 2027.

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PANIC IN NKANU WEST: APC CHAIRMAN CHINEDU HILLARY NNAJI DRAFTS WEAK DISCLAIMER AS PUBLIC RAGE INTENSIFIES OVER SPONSORED POLITICAL THUGGERY

Sep 14, 2026 · 2 min read

A wave of public outrage across Enugu State has thrown the Nkanu West APC leadership into total disarray, forcing party chairman Hon. Chinedu Hillary Nnaji to release a hasty, defensive statement attempting to distance the party from violent attacks on opposition gatherings. Following armed invasions in Agbani and Obuoffia, the local administration's weak attempt to shift blame onto internal opposition factions exposes a desperate effort to cover up state-sponsored political intimidation ahead of 2027.

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The Smart School Gamble: How Centralized Ward Hubs Threaten Rural Access and Expose the Limits of Mbah’s PR Governance

Sep 14, 2026 · 2 min read

While Governor Peter Mbah’s Smart Green Schools Initiative claims to modernize basic education with AI and robotics, its flawed centralized ward-level distribution model is forcing young children into hazardous multi-kilometer daily treks. An essay by Evang Prince Sam highlights how siting single hubs across vast territories—such as Ward 9 in Awgu LGA—threatens public school enrollment, abandons community-built legacies, and exposes an administration that prioritizes political optics over functional planning.