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29/05/2025

NOLLYWOOD ACTOR/DIRECTOR SUSPENDED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA MOVIE DIRECTORS (ANMD)

According to news reaching us that one Mr CHIGOZIE NWOYE a Nollywood actor and Director was on the 27th May suspended by the ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA MOVIE DIRECTORS (ANMD) after an having an issues in a movie set in Ebonyi State

News we had says that Mr CHIGOZIE NWOYE was contacted to shoot in Ebonyi State which he's supposed to be there on the 23rd but instead got there on 25th(that's two days after the agreed day) which later caused issues between him and his colleagues who invited him, the matter was reported to the ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA MOVIE DIRECTORS (ANMD) by Mr CHIGOZIE NWOYE himself and the heads of the guild (nationals) advised him not to involve outsiders in the matter since the issue is yet to be internally handled but he went ahead and proceeded to invite the Ebonyi AGN taskforce and the NIGERIA POLICE Ebonyi state and they arrested all the crew members and the male artist in the location

The guild ANMD sees his action as a Violation of rules to there association and also refer it as A gross misconduct, disregard and disrespect to the authority of the guilds leadership

So the guild has placed him Mr CHIGOZIE NWOYE on an indefinite suspension, and ordered him to return/surrender everything that belongs to the guild that he's with(ID card, jacket or anything that makes him a Director) in his possession to the ANMD Delta State
ACTORS GUILD OF NIGERIA
ACTOR'S GUILD OF NIGERIA (South Central Zone)
ACTORS GUILD OF NIGERIAN
Association of Nigeria Movie Directors

11/05/2025

What Anambra Truly Needs: A Thought on Soludo’s Comment About Peter Obi

A few days ago, I watched a video of Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo making a statement that left me a bit unsettled. He mentioned that the last time a president visited Anambra was in 2012, during Mr. Peter Obi 's tenure, to commission a beer factory—International Breweries Limited, formerly SABMiller. He then suggested that the visit didn’t mean much to the state because it was just about a privately-owned brewery. According to him, what’s worth celebrating is President Tinubu’s visit to commission the newly completed Government House—something he believes truly matters.

Normally, I wouldn’t have said anything. But seeing how many people are buying into that narrative, I felt the need to speak up—not to attack, but to reflect.

Yes, the new Government House is beautiful. It’s modern, clean, and possibly one of the best in Nigeria. But let’s be honest with ourselves—is that what Anambra needs the most right now?

Let’s go back to 2012. That brewery Peter Obi brought into the state isn’t just a beer company. Today, it’s the biggest revenue generators for Anambra State. It’s the highest taxpayer. It’s one of the largest employers of labour in the state. That single investment has put food on countless tables and given dignity to many families. Yet, we are being told it wasn’t significant?

Some will argue that a new Government House gives the state pride, something we can take pictures of and show off. And yes, there’s a place for beauty and legacy. But there’s also something deeply concerning about building monuments while the people still struggle with basic needs.

Let me be clear: this isn’t about comparing Soludo and Peter Obi. But if we must reflect on leadership, then we should also look at the priorities. Peter Obi didn’t build to be remembered—he focused on what his people needed in the moment. He didn’t chase “signature projects.” He quietly fixed roads, remodeled schools and hospitals, equipped them properly, and paid attention to what actually made life better for people.

Sometimes we shout “we need jobs!” but then fail to appreciate the leaders who create environments that bring investments like International Breweries. That’s how governments really create jobs—not by giving out handouts or bloated political appointments, but by opening doors for businesses that will outlast their administrations.

So no, I’m not here to condemn the new Government House. But I believe it’s time we, the people, ask ourselves: Do we want flashy buildings or real opportunities? Do we want to impress visitors or empower citizens?

At the end of the day, a father feeding his children because he works at a factory built under Peter Obi’s government will not care what the Government House looks like. But he’ll always remember the opportunity that put food on his table.

Let’s never forget what truly matters.

30/03/2025

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29/03/2025

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22/03/2025

When the Past Was Better Than the Present

"Before before," in Nigeria, NEPA had helicopters to transport their workers for maintenance and repairs. The power supply was stable, and basic amenities were reliable.

I remember when we lived in Awada around 1992. Our Yamaha 1500 or 2500 generator was left in the village because there was no need for it in Onitsha—electricity was almost constant. At that time, every household had access to pipe-borne water. Water ran freely in every flat, and just like electricity, we paid our water bills. Boreholes were unheard of in Onitsha because there was no need for them.

Fast forward to today, and those things are gone. Power supply is now a luxury, and water scarcity has forced people to dig boreholes on every street. What was once a functional system has collapsed before our eyes.

Nigeria is perhaps the only country where the past is better than the present. A nation meant to progress has somehow found itself in reverse. The question is, how did we get here? More importantly, how do we fix it?

21/03/2025

SUMMARY OF TODAY'S COURT OUTING of 21st March, 2025

Today’s court sitting lasted briefly with the new judge, Justice James Omotosho presiding the sitting. The seven count charges were read out in the court.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu took a plea, as he pleaded not guilty to the seven count charges against him.

Kanu Agabi SAN, tendered an apology to the court, in regards to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s outburst in court during the last sitting.

The presiding judge accepted the apology and thereafter the case was adjourned to resume on the following dates:

1. 29th of April, 2025
2. 2nd and 6th of May 2025.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was represented by his lawyers namely:

Kanu Agabi SAN
Uche Njoku SAN
Aloy Ejimakor Esq
Maxwell Opara Esq,
et al

Meanwhile, recall that many people including relatives of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu were barred from entering the court room by operatives of the DSS. Some Journalists were also restricted from covering the court proceedings.

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16/03/2025

16/03/2025

Breaking News:
U.S.-Based Igbo Lawyers and Military Officers Arrive in Abuja Ahead of Nnamdi Kanu’s Court Hearing, Threaten Major Sanctions Against Nigeria

A group of 10 U.S.-based Igbo lawyers, along with 12 Igbo military officers from the United States, have arrived in Abuja ahead of Nnamdi Kanu’s court hearing, signaling a major international showdown over his continued detention. Reports suggest that Nigeria could face the largest sanctions in its history as pressure mounts from influential Igbo figures abroad.

According to sources, prominent Igbo leaders in the U.S. are determined to either secure Kanu’s release or impose crippling consequences on Nigeria. Among the legal team currently in Abuja is a former judge of the International Criminal Court (ICC), an Igbo native from Abia State—Kanu’s home state.

“Nigeria must understand that Igbos outside the country wield even greater influence than those within. We will not be taken for granted. The Nigerian government must respect its own laws and release Nnamdi Kanu,” one of the lawyers stated.

A U.S.-based Igbo military officer, also in Abuja, delivered a strong warning: “For 15 years, we ruled the skies of America, defending its airspace and neutralizing enemy threats. If necessary, we will do the same for our homeland.”

This is no longer a child play.

10/03/2025

When the real people who are gifted don't have platform to do that wish God gave them to do , the reason why they do what you called fake alcohol is because no body cares about their talent. If am the government i will not arrest them but give them what is needed to do the right thing.How will I do for example, fake multina why I don't know what was use to create it? If I can create what you called fake multina then am a great talent and should be encouraged to do it in the rightfully way.

Government and any reasonable persons must support those who are gifted and can create solutions to our problems, those artisans who can create refinery should not be arrested but should be put together let them do it in the right way. God has blessed us more than what you think you can imagine,the only problem is our attitude towards supporting and promoting our own.

Credit: JTT

08/03/2025

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27/02/2025

This metal mask served three main purposes during the period of slavery.

Firstly, it was used to prevent enslaved individuals from eating fruits like apples, pineapples, oranges, cashews, bananas, plantains, and sugarcanes while working in plantation farms.

Secondly, the mask was employed to silence enslaved folks from singing African spiritual songs, which had an impact on the slave masters and motivated some enslaved individuals to revolt.

Thirdly, it prevented enslaved folks from teaching their children African local languages, leading to the destruction of these languages and forcing them to adopt foreign languages.

Additionally, the mask was used to punish enslaved individuals in slave camps by starving them, preventing them from consuming food or water. In some cases, slave masters would force an apple into the mouths of slaves before securing the metal mask with padlocks, rendering them speechless.

This is the same people that Introduced Jesus to us.

23/02/2025

This was Colonel Anthony Aboki Ochefu, circa 1970.

During the Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970), Ochefu took charge of clearing Biafran troops from the riverine areas of the Midwest. His battalion captured Koko, Sapele, and Warri, and advanced northward to join Lt. Col. Murtala Mohammed's 2nd Division.

Ochefu was serving as Provost Marshall when he became one of the key figures in the coup that ousted General Yakubu Gowon on July 29, 1975. He rallied Middle Belt officers for the coup.

Following the coup, Ochefu was appointed as the Governor of East Central State. However, after General Murtala Mohammed's assassination on February 13, 1976, Olusegun Obasanjo, the new Chief of Staff, assumed power as the Military Head of State. Obasanjo subsequently dismissed or retired 215 officers, with Ochefu reportedly being removed due to his actions prior to the coup, when he served as Commanding Officer of the Lagos Garrison.

Although some argued that General Murtala Mohammed had ordered the removal of Ochefu before Obasanjo took over. Ochefu was replaced with John Atom Kpera.

Side note: On February 3, 1976, East Central State was divided into Anambra and Imo…. so John Atom Kpera was the first military governor of Anambra State.

Colonel Ochefu was tragically shot and k*lled at a fuel station in Oturkpo, Benue State, on November 25, 1999.