High Chief Francis Inegbeniki, a high profile politician and Chairman, CEO, Ine conglomerate, has said that he has not rescinded his decision to resign from the All Progressives Congress (APC). He made the declaration a few hours ago in a press briefing at the premises of the Edo state council of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) Chief Francis Inegbeniki, the Uzoya of Esan land who, until his resignation yesterday from the party, was the state Vice Chairman of the party, said that he had to resign from the party as a result of what he described as some recent developments in his LGA and the state which he considered against his core values and principles adding that a political tsunami was about to happen in Edo as his exit from the party was going to be followed by so many other defectors . According to him, "there comes a time in the life of every man when some hard decisions must be taken not only in one's interest but in the general interest of his Peop...
The Chairman of Ikpoba Hill Youths Association, Comrade Kingsley Osemwigie has admonished the protesters in Ikpoba Hill in Ikpoba Okha local government area of Edo State to shun violence as they participate in the nationwide protest which began yesterday, the 1st of November 2024. Addressing a crowd of protesters at the first Upstairs bus stop, along the Benin Agbor road in Benin City, earlier today, Comrade Kingsley applauded the youths for engaging in peaceful protest, urging them to continue to be peaceful and to shun any violent tendencies that could breach the peace of the community. According to him, it is the fundamental right of the citizens to fight for their rights and to protest the present bad governance which has orchestrated the escalating high cost of living adding that it was the right of the citizens to demand quality life from the government. " Great Nigerian youths, I salute your resilience and perseverance in the face of bad leadership that h...
Dr Echezona Obiagbaosogu, a Catholic priest, has abandoned Christianity for African traditional religion after his PhD project. His PhD project is said to be on rainmaking in Igboland and he said the insight he gained during his research made him change the course of his spiritual pursuit. According to reports , Obiagbaosogu, who teaches African Traditional Religion at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, in Anambra State, said he was fascinated by the traditional African spirituality and the art of rainmaking. After defending his PhD Dissertation titled “Rainmaking and Control in Igbo African Medicine,” on Wednesday, he said Africa possesses enormous resources and value which have been eroded by colonial powers. He disclosed that he spent several months studying under a renowned native doctor, learning the intricacies of the craft, adding that he conducted research intending to recover the lost African values. I have come to realise that my true calling is to serve my pe...
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