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Violence Rocks FUTO as Student Allegedly Dies After Man O’ War Incident, Campus Protest Turns Destructive

Violence Rocks FUTO as Student Allegedly Dies After Man O’ War Incident, Campus Protest Turns Destructive

Tension erupted at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), following the reported death of a student allegedly assaulted by members of the Man O’ War group over accusations of theft. The incident triggered violent protests on campus, with students destroying properties linked to the group as authorities reportedly moved to suspend or disband the unit.

Site manager · May 30, 2026
Premium Times’ Smear Campaigns Cannot Destroy Uche Nnaji’s Rising Popularity Because Ndi Enugu Are Wiser .

Premium Times’ Smear Campaigns Cannot Destroy Uche Nnaji’s Rising Popularity Because Ndi Enugu Are Wiser .

Chief Uchenna Geoffrey Nnaji’s supporters have strongly criticized what they describe as a sustained media campaign aimed at damaging his political reputation ahead of the 2027 governorship race in Enugu State. They argue that repeated publications and sensational headlines against the politician, particularly on matters already before the court, undermine the principles of fairness, balanced journalism, and the presumption of innocence. According to his supporters, the growing attacks are politically motivated and linked to Nnaji’s increasing grassroots popularity across the state. Despite the controversies, they insist that Ndi Enugu remain focused on leadership qualities, vision, and accessibility rather than media narratives, maintaining that no smear campaign or political intimidation can prevent the people from making their democratic choice at the ballot box.

Site manager · May 14, 2026