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Reports from Anambra on pre-electoral activities. THIS BATTLE IS NO MORE CHILDISH. IFEANYI UBAH as it stands now, is moving the masses towards LABOUR PARTY. He is seriously desperate for that seat and is working acidiously towards achieving it. 80% of the people of Anambra state Sings His praise. He is like "spartacus" never relenting and ever striving. He has overwhelmed so many money bags by the way he spends money in and out of the country for this singular purpose of the "Governorship sea t" He has proved to most lay-men to administrative prowess that he is worthy of moving Anambra forward. Many that spoke with wisdom and foresight towards what could be of the state when "governmentaly unskilled" persons assumes position are now "stuttering" due to the strategic spending and philanthropism of Dr I. Ubah. Political opponents are fidgety and even the power of incumbency advantages for APGA governorship candidate is not on solid grounds. Reports...

I have a passion. a passion to create rationality in the minds of my fellow Anambrarians. if you desire to see our dear state in a good condition tomorrow, if you wish for your kids, siblings and family to experience peace- a lasting peace- then i urge you to heighten your thought processes, let your mind be void of being cajoled by finances, be of strong zeal to see our state free of all these 'wolves'. Now i ask, "Have you been bought by money? Have you sold your conscience? Have you agreed to be bought with a temporal gifts which will give rise to permanent havoc? Are voting for PERSONALITY or A PARTY? Please my fellow Anambrarians, i fidget at the future of this state when nefarious men would mount the thrones of governorship. You enjoy a gesture of cash, car, and finances while you've sold your right to good governance. Be aware of their devices, Be aware of their desperation, be aware of their strategies. Vote right. Imagine the amount of money being thrown arou...

Ikwa village: 1972   Ikwa was a town in the in-lands of the eastern Nigeria.   It was a town whose nook and crannies were yet to be explored. Development was far from it and most people there were farmers and hunters. Just few of them were fisher men. There were vast plain farm lands, large expanse of forests and few rivers and streams.   In one of the forests was located a deity known for vengeance. It was a female deity, Muanete, whose actions were swift and intense. That forest of Muanete was filled with corpses and skeletal bones of her victims. It was on the rainy season of 1802; the elders of Ikwa on a bid to wage a war against the people of Igada, their neighboring town’s incessant invasion on their lands and people, they did a very horrible sacrifice to a presumed god of war called Mokobia. Mokobia was a lenient God whom was believed to have helped the people of Ikwa to win wars. But as at the time the people of Igada were invading them, they had always...