I watched the broadcast live on Channels TV.
I have also delivered the letter to Kenneth Okonkwo on WhatsApp.
Incase Peter Obi and his lawyers need witness, I'm available!!
Kenneth Okonkwo must bring evidence to backup his claims.
Yesterday defenders of democracy, today's destroyers, What a shame.
What an irony of history, that the acclaimed defenders of democracy and human rights who claimed to have fought for democracy during the era of General Sani Abacha now find themselves worse than the man they opposed.
Today, General Sani Abacha, once presumed face of oppression, will be remembered as seemingly more democratic and more respectful of human rights than the so-called champions of activism from the NADECO days. Power indeed reveals character.
A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO
This is Omoyele Sowore. Our SUG President & blackmailer-In-Chief who is an APC mole. He is in his 50s. He can still use eight years of his miserable 50s to change Seyi Law’s Ondo state. He can transform & develop it in his 60s. I know a snake when see one; THIS IS HIM! 🐍
I just searched Roads Sowore’s Local government area of Ese-Odo and it is a total disgrace.
Sowore has never said anything about his State governor or the terrible roads in his immediate local government, but he is quick to criticize Alex Otti, saying what he does in Abia state is part development.
Sowore when your State governor go do part development?
Political tool of APC.
Biko, in this election season, I appeal to all Igbo political gladiators: campaign freely, support whomever you wish, but leave Ndigbo as a collective out of your statements.
Do not question our collective choices. From 1960 to date, Ndigbo have consistently voted in line with what we believe to be our interest.
The Igbo people have never operated as a monolithic political bloc directed by any single voice or authority.
We have no central parliament that determines a unified electoral position.
Our strength has always resided in the independence of thought and the agency of our people.
Our voting patterns reflect our understanding of our interests, shaped by history and lived experience.
That history is not a light one.
It carries the weight of displacement and adaptation; the scars of the transatlantic slave trade; the disruptions of colonial rule; the trauma of pogroms; the devastation of civil war; and the persistence required to navigate structural constraints in its aftermath.
Yet, we endured. We overcame. And more importantly, we rebuilt.
It is therefore important that, even in moments of political contestation, we approach our collective identity with respect and responsibility.
What may be described today as political setbacks must be situated within the broader historical arc of a people defined by resilience, enterprise, and renewal.
Let us not, in the urgency of present contests, diminish that enduring story.
I appeal to all: engage robustly in politics, but allow Ndigbo the dignity of agency.
Respect our long arc of survival.
Respect our right to choose.
Respect the wisdom of our people.
Uche bụ akpa onye ọbụna; onye ọ bụla na-ebu nke ya.
As a people, we are guided by Uche, Uchu, and Egwu Chukwu.
Osita Chidoka
21 March 2026
@Kasieobi_1 Governor Mba told Ndi Enugu that working with the centre would enable him to achieve his goals for Ndi Enugu and South East.
What has Imo State gained from moving to the centre since the regime of Rochas Okorocha?
Moving to the centre without negotiating anything in return.
Keir Starmer is hearing voices from political Valhalla, with Tony Blair among the Labour leader's predecessors indulging in back-seat driving, writes Martin Ivens (via @opinion) https://t.co/4QQkb2bXOB