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Amb. Dr. Osita Offor Sends New Year Message to Ndi Abia, Reiterates Support for Dr. Alex Otti Leadership

Amb. Dr. Osita Offor Sends New Year Message to Ndi Abia, Reiterates Support for Dr. Alex Otti Leadership

President, United Abia Artistes and Patriots (UAAP) Forum Ndi Abia, I greet you with deep respect and renewed hope as we step boldly into a new year. The year now behind us was one of reflection, resilience, and redefining purpose for our dear Abia State. It was a year that tested convictions, strengthened alliances, and reminded us that meaningful progress is never accidental—it is the product of intentional leadership and collective responsibility. As President of the United Abia Artistes and Patriots (UAAP) Forum, I witnessed firsthand the evolving narrative of Abia: a state steadily reclaiming its dignity, rebuilding trust in…
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“Alex Otti Should Pray I Don’t Run in 2027” — A Boast Too Loud for a Silent Past.

“Alex Otti Should Pray I Don’t Run in 2027” — A Boast Too Loud for a Silent Past.

When the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, declared that “Alex Otti should pray that I don’t run in 2027,” many Abians were left wondering: where was this courage when Abia was bleeding under years of failed leadership? This statement did not come from a man who consistently stood up against bad governance in Abia State. It came from someone who maintained a strategic silence while Abia suffered monumental decay under previous administrations. Roads collapsed, salaries were owed, hospitals became shadows of themselves, and public institutions were reduced to relics — yet the loud voice…
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Of Fallacies, Forgery And Fakery I. – As The Descent To Shamelessness Continues, I Worry For Nigeria.

Of Fallacies, Forgery And Fakery I. – As The Descent To Shamelessness Continues, I Worry For Nigeria.

Rulers Without Scruples Like You, Tinubu, Occupy History's Ignoble Dumpsites. Against my choice of a very quiet Yuletide with very minimal politics devoid of the now popular BUT insulting slant of the mainstream media that powders and pampers a regime that is fervently breaking all the sane values and precepts that once made us proud, I am compelled to do this manifestly pungent series not for the blind to see nor for the deaf to hear, but for history and indeed posterity to remember that not only did we warn against the descent to shamelessness BUT that we confronted the…
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Amb Dr. Osita Offor, De Ultimate Commander, Honoured With Ebube Mba Award at Ohafia Hall of Fame,

Amb Dr. Osita Offor, De Ultimate Commander, Honoured With Ebube Mba Award at Ohafia Hall of Fame,

…Dedicates Honour to Gov. Alex Chioma Otti’s Industrialization Drive It was a moment of pride, celebration, and deep cultural significance as Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor, the Ultimate Commander (Ikenga Gburugburu I of Ohafia), was conferred with the Ohafia Hall of Fame Prestigious Award of Honour (Ebube Mba) in recognition of his outstanding achievements, uncommon philanthropy, and unwavering service to humanity. In a dignified presentation underscoring the importance of the occasion, the award was officially presented to Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor by the Executive Chairman of Ohafia Local Government Area, De Mayor, High Chief Eleanya Ojuu Kalu, who represented His Excellency,…
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Abia State Is Rising: Why Progress Must Not Be Distracted By Noises Of Enemies Of Progress

Abia State Is Rising: Why Progress Must Not Be Distracted By Noises Of Enemies Of Progress

For many years, Abia State existed in what can best be described as a state of perpetual bondage, managed, patched, and recycled without genuine healing or transformation. Successive administrations came and went, yet little was visible to the world to reflect good governance, sustainable development, or people-centered leadership. Outside paid publicity and partisan praise, Abia rarely made positive headlines. The past administrations under Orji Uzor Kalu, Theodore Orji, and Okezie Ikpeazu—left Abians with more questions than answers. Roads collapsed, public infrastructure decayed, salaries and pensions became burdens rather than rights, and the confidence of the people steadily eroded. Governance became…
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