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  Politics   The just-concluded stakeholders meeting of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Arochukwu Local Government Area, hosted at the country home of Chief Eric Aso Kalu in Ututu, ended on a high note with far-reaching resolutions and political realignments. One of the major highlights was the defection of Hon. Willy Joe, a well-known stalwart of the Labour Party, along with his supporters, to the PDP. Their defection was seen as a significant political win for the PDP, signaling renewed confidence in the party’s leadership and vision for the LGA. During the meeting, the stakeholders unanimously passed a vote of confidence on the Abia State PDP Chairman, Elder Abraham Amah, for his dynamic leadership and efforts in repositioning the party across the state. The Arochukwu PDP leadership, led by Hon. Sunday Okemini Odum (Chairman) and Hon. Kalu Okechukwu Peters (Secretary), formally recognized Chief Eric Aso Kalu as the political leader of Ututu Ward and one of the respec...

  News   In a heartwarming display of recognition and reward for honesty, members of the Ikpeazu Faithfuls group have honoured and gifted ₦2.1 million to Mr. Lucky Ihuoma Okoro, a native of Umuomei community in Obingwa LGA popularly known as Onye Photo, a tricycle (keke) rider in Aba, who went viral for returning ₦4 million mistakenly left in his vehicle by a Cameroonian woman. The Cameroonian trader, who had boarded Mr. Okoro’s keke en route to the bustling Ariaria International Market, forgot a bag containing ₦4 million and other valuables. Demonstrating rare integrity, Mr. Okoro went to great lengths to trace and return the entire sum to its rightful owner, earning him widespread praise both online and offline. Moved by his remarkable honesty and selflessness, Ikpeazu Faithfuls a socio-political group loyal to former Governor Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu welcomed Mr. Okoro with open arms and presented him with a ₦2.1 million cash reward, matching the amount he had returned. The gestu...

  Politics   Stakeholders of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Arochukwu Local Government Area have gathered in Ututu for a strategic meeting aimed at repositioning the party for future political engagements. The meeting, currently ongoing, is hosted at the country home of Chief Eric Aso Kalu, a respected party elder and founder of the Peak Foundation. In the image from the venue, Chief Eric Aso Kalu is seen warmly receiving Hon. Sunday Okemini Odum, Chairman of the PDP in Arochukwu LGA, as party leaders and supporters converge for deliberations. The gathering marks a significant step toward strengthening party unity, rebuilding grassroots structures, and fostering reconciliation among members. The meeting has attracted top ward executives, stakeholders, and party loyalists across the LGA, all committed to revitalizing the PDP’s presence in the region. Our correspondent reports that critical discussions are underway, with the focus on party cohesion, grassroots mobilizati...

  Politics   The Abia State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has extended warm congratulations to Senator Samuel Anyanwu following his reinstatement and directive to resume office as the National Secretary of the party. Recall that we had earlier reported the resolution of the party’s National Working Committee to reinstate the National Secretary, following months of controversy despite Senator Anyanwu’s victory at the Supreme Court. In a statement signed by the State Chairman, Elder Abraham Amah, the Abia state chapter of the party described the development as a welcome and strategic move that reaffirms institutional order and provides a strong anchor for the party’s repositioning at the national level. According to the statement, Senator Anyanwu’s return to office comes at a defining moment for the PDP, when the need for unity, clarity of leadership, and adherence to constitutional procedures is more critical than ever. “This decision is both symbolic and...

  News   The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has commenced the official process of registering the All Democratic Alliance (ADA) and 109 other political associations seeking recognition as political parties ahead of the 2027 general elections. This development comes just a day after the commission clarified that ADA a proposed political platform backed by a coalition of opposition figures had not yet fulfilled all requirements for registration. INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, made the disclosure in a statement issued on Wednesday, where he revealed that the commission had received a total of 110 letters of intent from various political associations. “As at Monday, 23rd June 2025, the Commission has received letters of intent from 110 associations that wish to register as political parties,” the statement read. “We are diligently processing the requests in line with procedures outlined in the law, as well as our Regulations and Guidelines.” Prof. Yakub...