Prominent Human Rights Lawyer Mourns Passing of Nigerian Statesmen Chief Edwin Clark, Pa Ayo Adebanjo

From Rose Obi, Anambra

A renowned Human Rights lawyer, Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Chief Edwin Clerk and Pa Ayo Adebanjo, two prominent Nigerian statesmen. In a heartfelt statement released on Tuesday, Ejiofor described the deceased as courageous leaders dedicated to justice, democracy, and equity.

Ejiofor said, "With deep sorrow, I mourn the passing of two towering figures in Nigeria’s history - Pa Ayo Adebanjo and Pa Edwin Clark. These revered statesmen embodied courage, integrity, and an unwavering dedication to justice, democracy, and equity. Their demise is an irreplaceable loss, not only to the Yoruba and Niger Delta communities but to all Nigerians and beyond, particularly those who cherish truth and fairness.

"Pa Adebanjo and Pa Clark were not just political leaders; they were moral compasses and fearless advocates who championed the cause of justice with steadfast resolve. Through decades of unwavering activism, they provided clarity and leadership during critical moments in our nation's history, inspiring generations with their principled stand on national unity and good governance.

"I extend my heartfelt condolences to their families, the Afenifere and PANDEF communities, and all who had the privilege of knowing and learning from them. While we grieve their passing, we take solace in the exemplary lives they led - lives defined by honor, truth, and the relentless pursuit of a just society.

"As we bid them farewell, we are reminded that their legacy transcends their time on earth. Their voices will continue to resonate, inspiring future generations to uphold the ideals of equity and justice. May their memory serve as a beacon for all who strive to build a better Nigeria.

"Rest in peace, Chief Ayo Adebanjo & Chief Edwin Clark. Your legacy lives on in the hearts of those who remain steadfast in the fight for justice and democracy."

Tinubu Appoints Chioma Awuzie Substantive Rector, Fed Poly Oko

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the appointment of Dr. Chioma Irene Awuzie as the substantive Rector of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra State. Dr. Awuzie's appointment, which takes effect immediately for a five-year term, follows the recommendation of the Polytechnic's Governing Council, chaired by Sen. Dr. Barnabas Gemade, after a transparent and competitive selection process where she emerged as the leading candidate. Prior to her appointment, Awuzie, who holds a Doctorate Degree in Physical and Materials Chemistry, was a distinguished Chief Lecturer in the Department of Science Laboratory Technology (Chemistry Option) and also Director in-charge of Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) Projects in the Polytechnic. Under her stewardship, Federal Polytechnic, Oko, witnessed unprecedented advancements in infrastructure and institutional transformation. Her leadership facilitated monumental developments across the Polytechnic’s campuses in Oko, ...

#Watchvideo : SECURITY FORCES BURST THE CAMP OF UNKNOWN GUNMEN IN AKOKWA

Security Forces in the state through a coordinated intelligence report has bursted the camp of the unknown gunmen at Akokwa, Arondizuogu after a long gun duel which resulted to the death of some of the criminals and others arrested. These criminal elements have been known to be behind several attacks in the state such as the killing of police men in Mbaise, Aba Branch in Ehime Mbano, burning down of police stations, attack and attempted kidnapping of former Governor Ikedi Ohakim, abduction of Miss. P.P. Johnson, a female soldier in Okigwe and recently the attack in Akokwa that left many dead. It is obvious that these daredevil gunmen have been perpetuating their evil plans unabated until yesterday when their camp was bursted by security agencies. This is another assurance that our security operatives are leaving no stone unturned in the fight against banditry and other related activities. While it has become obvious that the activities of these non state actors are politically motivate...

Valentine Ozigbo Resigns from Labour Party

In a shocking move, against all speculations over the last few days, Valentine Ozigbo, a close ally of Peter Obi, has announced his resignation from the Labour Party (LP). Ozigbo confirmed his decision to Diaspora Digital Media on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, but declined to provide further details, opting instead to share his reasons during an interactive session on X (Twitter) Space. The session, scheduled for 8 PM, will feature Ozigbo in conversation with Anambra's First Son, @uchepokoye, discussing pressing issues affecting Anambra State, including security challenges, societal fabric collapse, and the hope for a better future. Ozigbo's resignation has sparked interest, with many awaiting his detailed explanation for leaving the Labour Party. His decision comes at a critical time for the party, which has been navigating various challenges in recent months. Credit: Diaspora Digital Media

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