Since the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) primary election of May 29, I have been ruminating on one troubling question: Why are party officials withholding the results of the primary election? Whose interests are these leaders serving?

It is wrong to keep the people in darkness. Democracy is founded on transparency, accountability, and respect for the will of the people. In a true democracy, the collective choice of citizens must prevail over the pecuniary interests of an elitist…

In a show of solidarity and camaraderie,the chairman/ Chief executive officer of Odest Global Resources, a Customs Bonded Terminal based in Port Harcourt, Mr Chidera Oganuzo has sent his heartfelt felicitation to the newly promoted Acting Assistant Comptroller General of Customs in charge of Human Resources Department, Frank Onyeka even as he has commented the Comptroller General of Customs Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR PhD for promoting Ag.AGC Onyeka.


Mr. Chidera Oganuzo…

                     A Jamaica Poor No More
                                   by Michael I Phillips

        Chapter 3

Jamaicanism - A Pathway to Prosperity

It is painfully obvious that under the present…

.......Task Dickson, Obi, Others On Transparency

Notable stakeholders of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Delta South have lamented the continued delay in the official announcement of the results of the party's recently concluded primary elections.

‘’As a political movement seeking to redefine governance and democratic participation in Nigeria, the NDC must continue to distinguish itself through transparency, responsiveness, and…

A Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) aspirant in Delta South, Dr. Austin Orette, on Sunday decried unfairness in the country’s politics.

“The future of Nigeria cannot be built upon a foundation of electoral injustice. Our nation deserves better. Our people deserve better. Democracy deserves better. History will judge us not only by the battles we fought, but by the injustices we refused to tolerate.”

He also alleged that individuals who did not actively participate…

The world is in crisis because most of its leaders are sick, addicted billionaires or wannabe billionaires. Gone are the days when leaders sought to improve the quality of life for their people. Many now, instead of that goal, they are seeking wealth and power. They are even persecuting numbers of their own people to gain more money and power. Actually, they can’t help it because they are  addicted to money and power. The love of money is pervasive. Our leaders…