#Federal Government

Investigations

Ikem–Eha-Amufu Road: A Troubling Reflection of Infrastructure Neglect in Isi-Uzo

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.

Site manager·Sep 05, 2026

Investigations

Appointments or Political Strategy? The Timing of Enugu’s New Governing Councils Raises Questions

As Enugu State approaches another election season, the sudden appointment of governing councils and boards for key public institutions has sparked questions about timing, priorities, and political intent. After years of reported leadership gaps at institutions such as IMT, ESUT, ESCET, and the Civil Service Commission, critics are asking why decisive action appears to have come only as the 2027 political contest draws closer. Writing Appointments or Political Strategy? The Timing of Enugu’s New Governing Councils Raises Questions To the good people of Enugu State, this is a moment to pay close attention to the decisions being taken in the name of governance. The public service announcement released on September 4, 2026, announcing appointments to governing councils and boards of key state institutions has generated questions about timing, priorities, and political motivation.

Site manager·Sep 04, 2026

State

AWLAW HIGH SCHOOL IN DISTRESS: A CALL TO RESTORE DIGNITY TO PUBLIC EDUCATION IN OJI RIVER

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.

Site manager·Sep 04, 2026

Governance

Chief Uche Nnaji Nwakabie: A Legacy of Impact, Innovation and Development

NBRRI-supported road projects to solar-lighting initiatives, Chief Uche Nnaji Nwakabie’s tenure has continued to attract attention for its development-focused interventions and opportunities for Enugu State. Supporters argue that many projects now being showcased at the constituency level were enabled by initiatives and institutional foundations established during his time in office. “Nwoke Bu Oversize!” Beyond political rhetoric, the central question remains one of impact: what tangible development has been attracted to Enugu State, and what lasting legacy will the records show?

Site manager·Sep 03, 2026

entertainment

Celebrating Six Decades of Distinguished Service: Chief Uche Nnaji Felicitates Vice President Kashim Shettima at 60

As His Excellency, Senator Kashim Shettima, GCON, Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, marks his 60th birthday, Chief Uche Nnaji joins family, associates, and Nigerians across the country in celebrating a distinguished statesman whose decades of public service have been defined by leadership, courage, intellectual depth, and commitment to national development. In a heartfelt felicitation on behalf of his family and the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN), Chief Nnaji commends the Vice President’s contributions to the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, particularly in advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda, while offering prayers for continued wisdom, strength, good health, and many more years of impactful service to Nigeria. Happy 60th Birthday to His Excellency, Senator Kashim Shettima, GCON.

Site manager·Sep 02, 2026

Governance

Nwakabie Demonstrates Leadership with Compassion, Replaces PDP Chairman’s Burnt Motorcycle

Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji (Nwakaibie) has demonstrated compassion and responsive leadership by providing a brand-new motorcycle to Hon. Ejiofor Atama, PDP Chairman of Obollo Ward, following the reported burning of his motorcycle during the June 20 Senatorial by-election. The gesture, presented during a PDP Enugu North stakeholders’ meeting, underscores Nwakaibie’s commitment to supporting party members and demonstrating leadership with a human face.

Site manager·Aug 31, 2026

Elections

Enugu PDP Raises Concern Over Alleged Gunmen Attack on Akpugo Ward Meeting, Nnaji and Nweke Call for Urgent Security Action

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Enugu State has called for an impartial investigation into the reported disruption of its Ward 3 meeting in Akpugo, Nkanu West LGA, where gunshots were allegedly heard and meeting facilities reportedly damaged. PDP figures Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji and Chief Dr. Kingsley Chizoba Nweke condemned the reported incident and urged security agencies to protect citizens engaged in lawful political activities. The party stressed that the 2027 elections must be defined by ideas, competence and democratic participation—not violence, intimidation or fear.

Site manager·Aug 30, 2026

Investigations

Akpugo PDP Ward Meeting Disrupted by Gunmen as Nnaji Demands Swift Investigation, Accountability

The reported disruption of a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) ward meeting in Akpugo Ward 3, Nkanu West LGA, Enugu State, has raised fresh concerns over the safety of political activities and the protection of democratic participation. PDP governorship candidate, Chief Uche Geoffrey Nnaji Nwakaibeya, condemned the incident, declared that “Enough is Enough,” and called on the police, DSS, and other security agencies to conduct a prompt and impartial investigation. He urged supporters to remain calm and law-abiding, while calling on all political stakeholders to reject intimidation and violence and uphold peace, democratic values, and the rule of law ahead of the 2027 elections.

Site manager·Aug 30, 2026

Investigations

PDP DEMANDS IMPARTIAL INVESTIGATION, WARNS AGAINST RETURN OF POLITICAL INTIMIDATION IN ENUGU

The reported gunfire and disruption of a PDP ward meeting in Akpugo, Nkanu West, have raised serious concerns over political safety and democratic participation in Enugu State. While responsibility must await the outcome of a credible and impartial investigation, the incident underscores the urgent need to protect citizens’ right to assemble, campaign and express their political choices without fear or intimidation. As the 2027 elections approach, the people of Enugu deserve a political environment where ideas, policies and the ballot—not violence or coercion—determine the state’s future.

Site manager·Aug 30, 2026

Investigations

AKPUGO UNDER ATTACK: PDP WARD 3 RAISES ALARM OVER ALLEGED POLITICAL VIOLENCE, CALLS FOR JUSTICE

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Akpugo Ward 3, has condemned the alleged violent disruption of its ward general meeting held on 29 August 2026, describing the incident as a disturbing threat to democratic participation and peaceful political engagement. The Ward leadership has called for a thorough, impartial and transparent investigation by the relevant security authorities, urging that anyone found responsible be held accountable regardless of political affiliation or status.

Site manager·Aug 29, 2026

Economy

Throwback Friday:From Vision to Reality: Building Nigeria’s First Barefoot Renewable Energy College in Kogi State

Nigeria’s transition to a sustainable energy future requires more than infrastructure—it demands skilled manpower, innovation, research, and a new generation equipped to lead the renewable energy revolution. The groundbreaking of the Barefoot Renewable Energy College in Kogi State marked a significant milestone in that journey.

Site manager·Aug 07, 2026

Investigations

Criticism Is Not a Crime: Defending Free Speech, Accountability and Democracy in Enugu

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.

Site manager·Aug 07, 2026