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The Future is Female: Hon. Jemila Shuaibu’s Initiative for Women in Politics

The Future is Female: Hon. Jemila Shuaibu’s Initiative for Women in Politics

Today, 14/11/2024, the Women in Politics and Governance (WIPG) Award Summit and Award Presentation which held at Nicon Luxury Hotels Abuja, took center stage in Nigeria, bringing together women from all walks of life, particularly those in politics, to empower and encourage their participation in the country's leadership. This visionary initiative, organized by Hon. Jemila Shuaibu, aimed to inspire young women stakeholders to move beyond observation and take active roles in shaping Nigeria's future. The event's significance cannot be overstated, as women's representation in politics remains a pressing concern globally. According to the United Nations, women's participation in politics is…
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Chidiebere J. Okoh: A Life of Service and Leadership At 54.

Chidiebere J. Okoh: A Life of Service and Leadership At 54.

Today, October 19, 2024, marks a special day in the life of Chief Chidiebere J. Okoh, a distinguished leader and statesman, as he celebrates his 54th birthday. As a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Abia State, and President of the Market Youth Congress of Nigeria (MYCON), a former Abia North Senatorial Zone candidate in 2023, Chief Okoh has dedicated his life to serving his community and nation. Chief Okoh's commitment to public service is evident in his various roles and endeavors. As a respected leader in Abia State, he has worked tirelessly to promote the welfare and…
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Your National Honour Is Well-Deserved: Mazi Jonas To Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu, CON

Your National Honour Is Well-Deserved: Mazi Jonas To Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu, CON

Mazi Chibuike Jonas, an APC Chieftain, has congratulated Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu on receiving the esteemed national honor of Commander of the Order of the Niger (CON) from the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. Jonas praised Kalu's outstanding achievements. Rt Hon. Benjamin Kalu, representing the Bende Federal Constituency, has demonstrated exceptional leadership as Deputy Speaker, championing education and advocating for increased funding for schools and scholarships. His commitment to national development, women and youth inclusion, and project implementation has earned him widespread recognition. As an exemplary parliamentarian, Rt. Hon. Kalu has been pragmatic…
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Sibling Love Turns Toxic As Incestuous Relationship Results  To Pregnancy In Rivers State

Sibling Love Turns Toxic As Incestuous Relationship Results  To Pregnancy In Rivers State

A shocking and disturbing family drama has unfolded in a local government area of Rivers State, Nigeria, OHAFIATV reports. Darlington Amadi and Chidinma Amadi, biological siblings, have confessed to being in a romantic relationship, leaving their family and community reeling. According to sources, the siblings' parents initially thought their closeness was a sign of sibling affection. However, when their mother discovered Chidinma's pregnancy, the truth came to light. The siblings openly declared their love for each other, with Darlington insisting he wants to marry Chidinma and start a family. The father, outraged by the revelation, called the military to arrest…
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APC’s Okpebholo declared winner of Edo Governorship Election

APC’s Okpebholo declared winner of Edo Governorship Election

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has declared the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate, Senator Monday Okpebholo winner of Saturday’s Edo State Governorship Election. Returning Officer, Prof. Faruk Adamu Kuta, the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, officially announced Okpebholo winner of the election. This is as the results from all 18 Local Government Areas of the state showed that the Okpebholo won eleven LGAs to defeat the candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party, Asue Ighodalo and Olumide Akpata of the Labour Party. Okpebholo garnered 291,667 votes to beat Ighodalo and Akpata with 247,274 and 18,737 votes, respectively. Okpebholo…
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