Category: OPINION - Page 20 - FAMOUS REPORTERS

May

18

2020

Exposed!! It’s a lie: Igboland is not landlocked— Ejilmakor (Esq)
… Igbo homeland extends east and west, from the Old Kalabar river to the…

OPINIONBarr. Aloy Ejilmakor Esq, Igboland, landlocked, Nigerian government, seaports

Barrister Aloy Ejimakor, a renowned Abuja based legal practitioner has debunked theinstitutionally furnished assertion that has existed since the end of the Civil War which regrettably described the Igboland as landlocked or a nation that has no access to the sea. In his essay titled: "It’s a lie: Igboland is not landlocked", Barr. Ejilmakor argued that a lie told so many times, if unchallenged, may - in course of time - begin to pass for the truth, pointing out that the terrible lie, institutionally purveyed since the end of the Civil War which describes Igboland as landlocked is baseless and…

Gov Ikpeazu, And His Solomonic Wisdom
… The amazing impacts of Homeland Security On Abia Amid COVID-19

OPINION#dr. okezie Ikpeazu, #Homeland security, Abia governent, almajiris, COVID-19, invasion

By Our Guest Writer One would have wondered why the Abia State Governor,Dr Okezie Victor Chibuikem Ikpeazu on his second term in office, precisely while swearing in the Commissioners that would assist in delivering on his campaign promises, created the Ministry of Homeland Security. When the Ministry was created, most Abians made mockery of it, calling the Governor all manner of derogatory names for seeing ahead of time, talking down on the importance of the Ministry and the man put in-charge to head the affairs of the baby ministry. Homeland security,as the name implies,is simply the securing of our indigenous…

Clergy Speaks On Economic Importance Of ICT In journalism… A Must Read!!

OPINIONICT, journalism, main stream journalism, professionalism, social media

FAMOUS REPORTERS Pst. Igbeaku Orji says the importance of the ICT in the present day's Journalism cannot be overemphasized. Speaking in an interview with Famous Reporters, in Umuahia, the impacts of the ICT on journalism profession, Pst. Orji, a renowned Abia based Journalist maintained that there would scarcely be any aspect of Journalism in the 21st century that could thrive without the ICT. Speaking further, he said: "Gone are the days when news gathering and transmission were done using the analogue and manual methods. Today, all the aspects of mass media are based on the knowledge of the ICT", he…