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A year following their grand commissioning, public concern mounts over the maintenance and utilization of Enugu State’s modern bus terminals, prompting calls for institutionalized facility management laws.
A logistical clash occurred near the Enugu International Conference Centre (ICC) after commercial buses were spotted transporting students from the Department of Purchase and Supply at ESUT to an APC campaign event at Michael Okpara Square.
Torrential rainfall has caused severe flooding across major roads and residential zones in Nsukka, submerging houses and destroying valuable property as frustrated residents urge the Enugu State Government to extend comprehensive drainage interventions beyond the state capital.
Chief Sir Joseph Ebere Ezeokafor, the prominent industrialist and chairman of Jezco Group of Companies, has safely regained his freedom after days in the custody of abductors following his kidnap in Awka, Anambra State.
The kidnappers holding septuagenarian oil mogul and Chairman of Jezco Group, Chief Sir Joseph Ezeokafor—father of socialite Jowizaza—have raised their ransom demand from ₦700 million to ₦1.5 billion before abruptly severing contact with his family.
A digital content creator has issued an official statement denying political affiliation or sponsorship after receiving calls and warnings from Abuja over a viral video questioning governance in Enugu State.
Human rights advocates and police authorities in Abia State have intervened after a 16-year-old out-of-school teenager from Enugu State was violently assaulted by his aunt in Aba over a minor domestic chore.
Outrage is growing across Nsukka as residents and online commentators call on Governor Peter Mbah and police authorities to immediately release a local content creator detained for documenting severe road decay in the region.
Constituency project insertions by lawmakers often turn localized academic institutions into nationwide project warehouses, prompting ongoing investigations and tracking initiatives by federal anti-graft agencies.
Public discontent is rising across Enugu State as viral online commentary and political stakeholders heavily criticize Governor Peter Mbah’s administration over high taxation, rural infrastructure neglect, and disconnected governance.
Residents and online activists in Nsukka have raised an alarm following the alleged assault and detention of local content creator Kelwizzy, who was reportedly tracked down by political thugs and handed over to police for making videos highlighting dilapidated roads in Enugu State.
The growing concerns surrounding the alleged intimidation and detention of government critics in Enugu State raise serious questions about the protection of free expression and democratic accountability. The reported case involving Kelwizzy, who allegedly came under pressure after drawing attention to the poor state of roads in Nsukka, highlights the importance of protecting citizens’ right to speak, question government policies and demand better governance. In a democracy, criticism should be met with constructive action—not intimidation. Authorities must uphold the rule of law, protect citizens’ fundamental rights and ensure that accountability remains a cornerstone of governance.
