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RATTAWU To Unveil Golden Jubilee Roadmap, Hold Physical CWC/NEC Meeting In Abuja

RATTAWU To Unveil Golden Jubilee Roadmap, Hold Physical CWC/NEC Meeting In Abuja

The stage is set for a historic milestone in the journey of the Radio, Television, Theatre and Arts Workers Union of Nigeria (RATTAWU) as the union prepares to officially unveil its roadmap to the 50th Anniversary (Golden Jubilee) celebration alongside a high-level Physical Central Working Committee (CWC) and National Executive Council (NEC) conference in Abuja. According to a statement issued by the union’s National Publicity Secretary, Comrade Izang Francis Atsen, the unveiling ceremony will take place on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. at the union’s National Secretariat located in Kubwa, behind Zenith Bank, opposite Dutse Alhaji Express, Abuja.…
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Ambassador Offor, UAAP Forum Mourns Nollywood Star Alex Ekubo

Ambassador Offor, UAAP Forum Mourns Nollywood Star Alex Ekubo

President of the United Abia Artistes and Patriots (UAAP) Forum, Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor, has expressed deep grief over the death of celebrated Nollywood actor Alex Ekubo, describing it as a painful loss to Nigeria’s entertainment industry and the African creative community. In a condolence message, Ambassador Offor praised the late actor for his immense contribution to Nollywood, noting that Alex Ekubo’s talent, charisma, and professionalism made him one of the most admired faces in African cinema. “Alex Ekubo was not just an actor but a cultural ambassador who used his craft to project African creativity to the world. His…
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The 2027 Presidential Election In Nigeria: A Focus On President Goodluck Jonathan And His Chances

The 2027 Presidential Election In Nigeria: A Focus On President Goodluck Jonathan And His Chances

Article By: Dr. Emeka Donald Wachuku . 16th April, 2026 As the 2027 elections approach, permutations are increasing, calculations are at their peak, alignments and realignments are being orchestrated, and leading presidential hopefuls are emerging. However, I would beam my searchlight on former President PGEJ. The contents of this article are my views and purely based on personal opinion and perception. They carry no malice, disrespect, or disregard. I have basically focused on issues. As we gravitate towards 2027, and as the present administration is entering its twilight, and as interests and consultations are on the increase and as the…
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THE STRATEGIC ADVANTAGES OF PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN (PGEJ) RUNNING AN ELECTION ON A NEW PARTY CHAIRED BY A YOUNG WOMAN:

THE STRATEGIC ADVANTAGES OF PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN (PGEJ) RUNNING AN ELECTION ON A NEW PARTY CHAIRED BY A YOUNG WOMAN:

By: Dr. Emeka Donald Wachuku (B.Sc. Pol. Sc., M.Sc. Int’l Rel., Ph.D. Dip. Stud. I.V, Ph.D. Hon.). 16th May, 2026 This article is purely based on my personal point of view and perspective. Find below my thinking: Public Confidence Through Gender-Inclusive Leadership: Over time, women in Nigeria have consistently expressed concerns about marginalization and underrepresentation in political life. In that context, the strategic comparative advantage of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s (PGEJ) election bid on a new party, particularly one chaired by a young woman signals an intentional commitment to inclusion rather than tokenism. Such a move would strongly communicate that…
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NDP cuts nomination fees to make politics easier for women, youths, and PWDs

NDP cuts nomination fees to make politics easier for women, youths, and PWDs

The Nigeria Democratic Party, NDP, has lowered the cost of its nomination forms ahead of the 2027 elections. The goal is to get more women, young people, and persons living with disabilities into the race. The party says it’s going after Nigeria’s “money talks” style of politics. By slashing fees, NDP wants to open the door for people who usually get priced out of contesting elections. National Chairman Hon. Ada Fredrick Okwori put it plainly: democracy shouldn’t be a rich man’s game. “Being young, not having millions, or living with a disability shouldn’t stop anyone from serving their country,” Okwori…
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