ISOPADEC: NULGE, Opiah, Irona and Many Unanswered Questions
By Walter Duru, Ph.D Last week, the Imo State branch of the National Union of Local Government Employees-NULGE, while addressing journalists in Owerri, called for the arrest and prosecution of the immediate past Deputy Governor of Imo State, Engr. Gerald Irona. The group centered its call on what it described as alleged mismanagement of funds […]
ISOPADEC: Irona Not Afraid of Probe
…Says, Ihedioha Mainstreamed Transparency in Governance Immediate past Deputy Governor of Imo State, Engr. Gerald Irona says he is ready for probe over any of his actions while in office as number two citizen of the State. The former Deputy Governor made this known while reacting to a call by one of the factions of […]
REPORT: Ground Zero Town Hall Meeting 001 July 4 , 2020 – BUHARI’S FIVE YEARS IN OFFICE ( Watch full video).
X-Raying The Fight Against Corruption, Insecurity and Inequality….The way forward Ground Zero a flagship radio discussion programme on Invicta FM, Kaduna, held the the maiden edition of The Ground Zero Town Hall Meeting series on Saturday, July 4, 2020. The Meeting which was held on Zoom, a virtual platform, was attended by a cross session […]
Ground Zero Town Hall Meeting: Mailafia, Abdul Bako Score Buhari Low
Former Deputy Governor of Central Bank and Development Economist, Dr. Obadiah Mailafia has scored President Muhammadu Buhari-led All Progressive Congress government in the last five years below failure “F” Mark. Similarly, President, Campaign for Democracy, CD, Comrade Abdul Bako gave the government a below pass mark. Both said their assessment was based on the fact […]
2020 Army Day: 8 Division Sokoto distributes palliatives across 500 indigent households in Dange Shuni
By Ado Hassan, Sokoto The 8 Division of the Nigerian Army, Sokoto on Saturday distributed palliatives to 500 households at the Infectious Disease Hospital, Amanawa and Lugga communities settlements in Dange Shuni local government to cushion the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic economic difficulties. No fewer than 250 households each from the two communities benefitted […]