
There are men who speak of change and there are men who become it. In the theatre of Nigerian politics, where many raise dust but few raise standards, Hon. Sir Azuka Okwuosa... Read more »

Hon. Sir. Azuka Okwuosa has emerged as a formidable candidate for the Anambra South senatorial by-election, representing an unparalleled combination of capability, experience, and determination. A man of impressive stature, he is... Read more »

Hon. Sir. Azuka Okwuosa has played a pivotal role in the growth and success of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Anambra State, contributing significantly to its stability and expansion. As a... Read more »

Since June 11, INEC has blown the whistle for the race to the “Lighthouse” Awka. Many have called me to enquire about our plans for the campaigns. First, as a government, there... Read more »

Mr. President, thank you for condolence with theBenue State people.”What shall we call this one like this ??Campaigning In a state where 200 people werejust kpaied ??? Read more »

With each passing day, the red soil of Nigeria’s “Food Basket” is soaked with the blood of its own people—farmers, mothers, children, men in their prime—cut down not by natural disaster, but... Read more »

Few days ago, I saw a video of where one of my destiny helpers and the Deputy National Chairman South of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Emma Eneukwu, together with some... Read more »

Corruption in Nigeria is not just a government problem—it is a societal epidemic. While bad leadership often bears the brunt of the blame, the reality is more troubling: corruption in Nigeria starts... Read more »

In a country where journalism was once hailed as the voice of the people and the conscience of the nation, it is now heartbreaking to witness its slow descent into silence and... Read more »

When Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo stood before The Platform audience on Democracy Day in Lagos on June 12, 2025, he posed a question that cuts to the heart of Nigeria’s... Read more »

In Nigeria, hope has often been the most traded political currency. Promises of transformation are made with the urgency of a country on the edge of collapse—yet, all too often, those promises... Read more »

According to a story an acquaintance told me about a young lady whom his family employed as a domestic help, she tested positive for some sexually transmitted infections and was subjected to... Read more »

For a long time, I have chosen not to meddle in the political affairs of my home state, Osun. As someone from the opposition, I’ve sought to avoid being perceived as biased... Read more »

In a surprising move that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo State announced the nomination of 12 additional commissioners for the State Executive Council, leaving many... Read more »

June 12 is marked annually in Nigeria as Democracy Day, a day meant to commemorate the country’s return to democratic governance after years of military rule. Officially recognized to honor the annulled... Read more »

In recent months, one can’t help but wonder if the “Renewed Hope” agenda of the Tinubu administration has quietly morphed into a nationwide campaign of name changes and vanity projects. Across Nigeria,... Read more »

Azuka Okwuosa, ONYE GA – EJE?Who will Represent Anambra South If Not Chinyelugo? The question of who will represent the good people of Anambra South in Abuja, if not Hon. Sir. Azuka... Read more »

Sir Azuka Okwuosa: The Bold Leader Anambra South Deserves in the Senate Winners are bold Advocates and real Advocates are goal getters and loyalists… that’s exactly whom SIR AZUKA OKWUOSA ( Chinyelugo)... Read more »

The planned visit of the First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Remi Tinubu, to Enugu State on Monday, has set the state agog, as major streets in the state capital are adorned with... Read more »

Two years have gone by since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu took office under the banner of Renewed Hope. The expectations were high. Nigerians believed, despite the many challenges, that we were entering... Read more »