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Still from the supplied screen recording showing people gathered around a ribbon at the bridge ceremony
Commentary · Roads and Infrastructure

First Niger Bridge: Rehabilitation, Reopening and Political Controversy

Commentary on the First Niger Bridge rehabilitation, delayed reopening, median barriers, Tinubu photographs and Dave Umahi’s ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Editorial illustration of Peter Obi and Charles Soludo
Opinion · Opinion

Never Fight Peter Obi and Expect Political Progress in Anambra, Kingsley Ubani Warns Soludo’s Allies

Kingsley Ubani warns Soludo’s political allies against fighting Peter Obi as controversy grows over failing roads, the Ekwulobia flyover and contractor accountability in Anambra.

Speaker addressing a meeting in a supplied photograph
News · Roads and Infrastructure

Anambra Works Commissioner Confronts Contractors Over Failing Roads, Orders Urgent Repairs

Anambra Works Commissioner Arc. Okey Ezeobi reportedly directs contractors to inspect failing roads, identify defects and undertake urgent repairs.

Portrait of Charles Chukwuma Soludo
Commentary · Politics and Governance

“There Are Consequences for Failure”: Soludo Warns Anambra Voters Over Tinubu’s Re-election in 2027

Soludo links federal cooperation to tackling Anambra’s erosion and infrastructure challenges, raising questions about political alignment ahead of 2027.

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Community report · Business and Markets

OCHA Brigade Sparks Concern Over Alleged Seizure of Traders’ Goods at Onitsha Main Market

Traders have raised concerns over the conduct of enforcement operatives following a reported operation at Onitsha Main Market, where goods belonging to roadside traders were allegedly confiscated and loaded into a truck.

Portrait of Charles Chukwuma Soludo
Opinion · Opinion

Mr Professor, what exactly are you fighting for?

An opinion article by Kingsley Ubani questioning leadership and accountability in Anambra.