Opinion

Three years ago, the people of Enugu State entrusted the destiny of their beloved state to a man whose campaign mantra resonated deeply with the hopes and aspirations of Ndi Enugu: “Tomorrow Is Here.” At the time, many embraced the slogan as an audacious declaration of intent. Others regarded it as a rallying cry meant to inspire confidence in the possibilities of governance driven by innovation, courage, competence, and purpose. Today, three years into the administration of Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, that declaration has evolved from a political mantra into a living reality that can be seen, felt, and measured…

Fresh controversy has erupted around the ongoing NDC primaries in Abia State following a blistering protest by Chief Engr Joseph Umunna (Onwa Abia), an aspirant for the Abia North Senatorial ticket, who has openly expressed deep displeasure over what he described as an alarming and dangerous attempt to hijack the democratic process in favour of a particular aspirant. In a strongly worded reaction, Umunna painted a troubling picture of what he alleged to be a calculated effort to compromise the integrity of the party’s internal democratic exercise, warning that any process tainted by manipulation, secrecy, favoritism and desperation could leave…

(An OHAFIATV Special Compendium As Compiled by Comr Amos Oge Kalu) This compendium is presented under the intellectual and political reflection of: Ambassador Dr. Osita Offor “De Ultimate Commander”(Ikenga Gburugburu of Ohafia Ancient Kingdom) He describes the transformation in Abia as: “A deliberate reconstruction of abandoned governance spaces into functional development corridors where Aba, Umuahia, and rural Abia now speak the same language of renewal" INTRODUCTION The Otti administration (2023–2026) is defined by location-based visible governance, where projects are physically traceable across: Aba (commercial capital) Umuahia (administrative capital) Isialangwa corridor Arochukwu–Ohafia axis Bende axis Umunneochi axis Abia South coastal/erosion belts…