* By Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu



The authorities of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka (UNIZIK) Thursday, responded to the allegations made by the president of Students' Union Government (SUG) Noble Eyisi against the university Vice Chancellor Prof. Joseph Eberendu Ahaneku.



Mr Eyisi had through a letter dated 4th May 2015, accused the Vice Chancellor of maladministration and exploitation of the students. In the letter, Mr Eyisi demanded answers from Mr. Ahaneku to some questions he… Continue

* By Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu

Current tension in Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka (UNIZIK) over a letter dated 4th May 2015 that was written to the university's vice chancellor Prof. Joseph Eberendu Ahaneku by the Students' leader Noble Eyisi appears to be on the increase as Comrade Eyisi alleged some acts of intimidation and harasment from the university authorities. The students' leader who is currently a…

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Mr. President these are

for you: (1) Why is it

that this oil subsidy

issue has taken over

the day to day running

of government? (2) Are

you sure this is not a

tactics by your enemies

to distract your

administration? (3) How

do you think a country

where about 70% of her

population cannot

afford N200

per day will adapt when

subsidy is removed? (4)

Is it a crime to repair

the existing refineries

to full… Continue

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Fellow Nigerians, as we celebrate the 51st Independence Anniversary of our great nation, government should be ready to implement the following as an Independence gift to us:



Power: It is a pity that since the assumption of the 4th Republic on 29th May 1999 the government has promised an uninterrupted power supply but up till now nothing is to be celebrated on this sector. It is true that the present administration is doing some homework to improve the power supply of our their nation… Continue

I see a Nigeria where every body eat four times daily, where there is free and standard education upto the Tertiary level, where civil and public servants perform their duties selflessly, where there is steady power supply, where there is free and quality healthcare for all her citizens, where the infrastructure is maintained, where there is sustainable peace, where there is no southener or northener but Nigerians, where there is zero tolerance to corruption and where there is a true unity in… Continue

I wish all Nigerians happy Independence Anniversary celebrations. Remember to stay out of trouble because we don't have anyother country to call our own.