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About the Unizik Lecturer that was caught pants down with a student in his office; Professor Ifeanyi Odinye.At the end o...
17/08/2026

About the Unizik Lecturer that was caught pants down with a student in his office; Professor Ifeanyi Odinye.

At the end of the day, I like what all these Gen-Z generations are doing to men who don't want to respect their old age and families. You need to see the wife of this man! I crushed on the woman in my university days, when I saw her deliver a keynote speech. I'd always ask my English department friends, how is Ifeoma, how is Ifeoma, until I graduated. I saw her speak once and I was obsessed, until they told me she had gotten married. This woman is not just fine, but an intelligent orator!

First of all, God will punish many of you for 600 years for seeing the truth, but choose to lie!

What do you mean that he was set up? What kind of beer parlour talk is that?

A man was caught without his pants and you say he was set up? Who stays in their office without wearing clothes? You people should look for another line of defense and stop making excuses for people's mess up!

Two things can coexist. Ifeanyi Odinye could have been a man of "integrity", like many of you are claiming. But I hope you know that integrity is subjective? A lecturer might never collect money to pass you, but if you offer your body, he won't say no.

A man who used to teach us engineering drawing in year two back then. This man would seize your phone if it ever rang in class and will never give you until you graduate. He was strict with tests, he never hid his dislike for women and always told us to avoid girls if we wanted to succeed. This man in question was responsible for people staying extra 5 years in Unizik after graduating! Just his course was left, because he vowed that so far he was alive, they won't graduate. Ladies and gentlemen, the day we discovered that some engineering girls were sh****ng this man to pass, we were all surprised. If you told us this strict man could do something like that, we wouldn't believe!

Which brings me to my main essence of writing this post.

These lecturers are outrightly wicked! A girl will agree to do what she has to do to pass and the lecturer and her would fix an appointment. Guess what? It's the girl that always has to pay for the hotel room. Not just that oo, everything he consumes that day, it's on the girl's head. Why? Even if you must engage in nragbu for marks, can't you be noble about it?

And that's why God will keep punishing them. This Prof for example, if he had booked a hotel to run his parole, who would see him to disgrace him. But they like cheap things! Why would you knack someone in your office for crying out loud?!

Lastly, these lecturers don't know when to stop. The said girl had already giving him a BJ and he nyuoed in her mouth. Yet, he wasn't satisfied. You still called her again. And that's one thing with lecturers. When you knack them, you'll continue to knack them for 600 years!

The other man from Saint Paul that had to jump down a building, it was still in his office. You're doing something illegal, but you can't cover your tracks!

God bless these umu-aka Gen Zs. You think they are small children and it's business as usual. They'll continue to expose all of you shameless lots!

©Kosi Ugo.

LEEX 2026: Oopoly Rector Emerges Educational Administrator Of The Year‎‎…Okoro Secures 148,267 Votes in Nationwide Poll ...
16/08/2026

LEEX 2026: Oopoly Rector Emerges Educational Administrator Of The Year

‎…Okoro Secures 148,267 Votes in Nationwide Poll as Organisers Cite 36-Month Salary Arrears Clearance, Full Accreditation, AI Programme

‎The Rector of Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba, Engr. Dr. Christopher Okoro Kalu, has emerged the winner of the 2026 Education Administrator of the Year Award at the 8th Leadership Excellence Awards (LEEX 2026).

‎Okoro was declared winner following a nationwide public voting exercise and final ratification by the LEEX Awards Selection Committee on August 10, 2026, according to an official notification issued by the Local Organising Committee of the awards.

‎The Rector polled 148,267 votes, with the voting exercise independently monitored by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). The final voting statistics for all nominees were made available through the official LEEX voting portal.

‎In the notification dated August 13, 2026, the organisers said Okoro’s emergence reflected the confidence expressed by the public in his administration of Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic and cited several institutional achievements recorded under his leadership.

‎The organisers specifically referenced the clearance of 36 months of outstanding staff salary arrears, restoration of academic and administrative stability, and the Polytechnic’s attainment of full accreditation for its 33 academic programmes, including digital accreditation, after previous accreditation challenges.

‎The award committee also cited the institution’s highest student enrolment in over a decade as part of the factors considered in recognising the Rector.

‎According to the notification, Okoro’s administration has further distinguished the Polytechnic through academic and technological programmes, including the establishment of a Department of Artificial Intelligence, which the organisers described as the first of its kind in a Nigerian polytechnic.

‎The organisers also highlighted the introduction of online certification for graduates, expansion of technology-focused programmes and increased activity in academic, infrastructural and student-centred services.

‎The recognition comes amid ongoing infrastructural works and institutional reforms at Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, including projects at the Osisioma Campus and efforts to expand the Polytechnic’s technology-driven academic offerings.

‎Okoro's emergence as Education Administrator of the Year adds to a series of recognitions received as the Rector of the State Polytechnic.

‎In 2025, he received the Game Changer Award from Flow 94.9 FM, Umuahia, in recognition of his contributions to the transformation of Abia State, particularly in education, infrastructure and human capital development.

‎Okoro emerged ahead of the Abia State Environmental Protection Agency (ASEPA), which was named first runner-up at the award and Ministry Of Works (Public Works) as the second runner-up.

‎At the LEEX 2026 awards, the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) emerged first runner-up, while the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, emerged second runner-up.

‎The LEEX organisers said Okoro's emergence followed the conclusion of the nationwide voting exercise and final ratification by the Awards Selection Committee.

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13/08/2026

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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!Ikechukwu Nwanganga, Samuel Onyedikachi
09/08/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

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09/08/2026

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07/08/2026

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CLOSING THE GAPBeing the Text of an Address Presented by Governor Alex C. Otti, OFR, at the Commissioning of the Second ...
06/08/2026

CLOSING THE GAP

Being the Text of an Address Presented by Governor Alex C. Otti, OFR, at the Commissioning of the Second Set of 20 New Electric Buses for Abia Green Shuttle Services on Thursday, August 6, 2026, at the Nnenna Otti Bus Terminal, Umuahia.

Protocol

1. Transportation is the oil that lubricates the wheels of prosperity. Bicycles, motor vehicles, trains, ships and airplanes not only move people and goods across different points, they expand the frontlines of possibilities for everyone. The progress of our civilisation is ultimately hinged on how quickly the transport system evolves in response to the environmental, economic and social realities of the times. The threats of climate change, uncertainties about the place of fossil fuel in the new economic order and the explosion of technological breakthroughs present new opportunities that would ultimately shape how we move in the years ahead.

2. In Nigeria, new economic reforms have created series of disruptions as well as opportunities for new order thinking in the pattern and volume of investments required to keep people and goods in constant motion around the country. In Abia State, we appreciate the difficulties ordinary people face in their daily commutes and as a responsive administration, the decision to think outside the box became inevitable as we searched for transport solutions that are cost effective and more friendly to the environment. The choice to go with electric vehicles represents a forward-looking approach in the light of the threats and opportunities already identified. The first consideration was cost at both ends, to the State and the end users; the next was the protection of the environment and the third was an alignment with the economic philosophy of the administration to make the first move before inviting private sector participants.

3. In December 2025, we were privileged to have our wife and mother Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the DG of World Trade Organisation, commission the first set of 20 electric buses. At that event, we made a promise that more was coming. This afternoon, we have gathered to formally put another set of 20 buses on the Abia Green Shuttle fleet and to further announce that we are still not done. In the meantime, the addition of new buses with larger cargo spaces will improve service delivery and extend the new Abia footprints to more destinations within and outside the State. We also have automated access for PLWD. We are profoundly grateful to everyone who has joined us to witness this ceremony and for the enthusiastic reception. Thank you for your active partnership as we work collectively to build a State that truly works for all. May I reiterate that the only mission of the administration is to serve the people, improve our social and economic experiences and create opportunities for everyone to thrive. The future, I can say with clarity of mind, is promising. The message of today’s event is that we shall not be mere passengers in the vehicle of progress because we have the advantage to steer the wheels.

4. The public transport system in Abia has changed dramatically in the last 7 months following strings of strategic investments in the sector. As I had already pointed, we put the first set of 20 electric buses on the road in December last year. In May, the Nnenna Oti Bus Terminal, where we are presently gathered, was commissioned and today, another score of new electric buses would go into operations to serve thousands of passengers across multiple routes every day. It is fulfilling to note that gradually, decency is returning to the public transport system; the things we see in other climes, especially orderly queues at bus stops, technology-powered payment solutions and reliability of services, are becoming the standard here. The progress recorded so far lends credence to my conviction that fair treatment need not be the exclusive preserve of the affluent and influential; the regular, everyday people are as deserving of dignity as everyone else. We are also not unmindful of the few instances where certain dishonest staff and unscrupulous passengers made efforts to sabotage the system. There is no tolerance for wilfully violating the law and accordingly, those who attempted to test our resolve have gotten the appropriate response. May I also take this opportunity to announce that no one has the right to violate traffic regulations; beating traffic lights, driving against traffic, overloading, irregular parking and all such behaviours that threaten the safety of other road users will, going forward, attract severe sanctions. The Abia State Road Traffic and Safety Management Agency (ARTSMA) and the Harmonised Taskforce are hereby directed to extend their operational hours to 10pm, daily, including weekends, deploy more men and resources along all major routes in the State and ensure that traffic offenders are appropriately dealt with as stipulated. I will set up an independent team to monitor how strictly this directive is enforced with a view to determining the next line of action. May I say it one more time that nobody has any right to endanger the lives and property of others through acts of recklessness, impatience or poor judgment. As we work to close the gap between where we are and where we want to be, let it be made abundantly clear that whoever attempts to take us back to the darkness of the past shall have a very difficult time.

5. Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, permit me to conclude by appreciating the Inter-Agency Transport team for their hard work and dedication. You are encouraged to remain focused and keep pushing until our vision for the transport sector is wholly realised. Proper management of our transport sector assets, especially the buses, this terminal, the bus shelters, and the welfare of the staff, should be prioritised. Suspected acts of sabotage, vandalism or other expressions of criminality should be investigated thoroughly and whoever is found culpable must be made to face the music for they are enemies of the state. On a final note, I would like to encourage all of us to take our tax obligations very seriously; pay the State what is due it and together, we shall share in the boundless prosperity of the New Abia.

6. Thank you for listening and may God bless you.

OOPOLY Immortalises Former Acting Rector As Okoro Credits Seamless Leadership Transition To Teamwork‎‎The Management of ...
06/08/2026

OOPOLY Immortalises Former Acting Rector As Okoro Credits Seamless Leadership Transition To Teamwork

‎The Management of Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba, has immortalised its immediate past Acting Rector, Engr. Mrs. Chidinma Martha Ndukwe, by naming the institution's newly retrofitted auditorium after her in recognition of her service to the Polytechnic.

‎The decision was announced during a retirement reception held after the institution's monthly Academic Board meeting, where the Polytechnic community also presented her with cash gifts, office equipment and commendation messages in appreciation of her years of service.

‎Rector of the Polytechnic, Engr. Dr. Christopher Okoro Kalu, said the honour symbolizes the institution's appreciation of a leader whose cooperation eased the transition of administration when he assumed office in March 2024.

‎According to him, Ndukwe ensured there was no vacuum in institutional leadership by making available every document and administrative detail required for a smooth handover.

‎"For one day, she did not withhold any information from me," the Rector said, adding that the cordial working relationship they shared remains a model of institutional teamwork.

‎He maintained that enduring institutions are built on cooperation rather than individual accomplishments, noting that every achievement recorded by the present administration has been driven by collective effort across the Polytechnic.

‎Beyond the recognition, the Management presented the former Acting Rector with a complete set of office equipment to support her retirement activities, while staff, academic units and professional bodies within the institution made separate cash presentations in her honour.

‎The Polytechnic also announced a ₦2 million retirement gift.

‎Among those who paid tributes were the Student Affairs Division, the outgoing Students' Union Government, the School of Science and Industrial Technology (SSIT), the School of Mass Communication, Media and Legal Studies (SMCM&LS), the School of Engineering Technology (SET), the School of Environmental Design and Technology (SEDT), the School of Management and Business Technology (SMBT), the General Studies Department (GNS), the Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), Chief Lecturers, Item Representatives, the Polytechnic Fellowship (Chapel of Mercy) and members of Management, all of whom acknowledged her years of service to the institution.

‎The event was attended by the Chief Executive Officer of Shagas Group of Companies, Mr. Ugochukwu Shaga, and members of his delegation, who were on campus ahead of the Shagas Cup final.

‎Responding, Engr. Ndukwe expressed gratitude for the honour, saying she never imagined the institution would celebrate her retirement on such a scale.

‎She recalled praying for God to raise a Rector who would attract greater government attention to the Polytechnic, adding that she believes the institution has continued to attract greater government attention under the administration of Engr. Dr. Christopher Okoro Kalu.

‎"What I said casually has left me in awe. I never expected the Polytechnic to honour me in this manner. My name will remain part of this institution because you all made it possible," she said.

‎Engr. Ndukwe was appointed Acting Rector on June 5, 2023, becoming the first woman to head the institution. She served until March 18, 2024, when Engr. Dr. Christopher Okoro Kalu was appointed substantive Rector.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE ABIA TENANCY PROTECTION LAWAre you a tenant or looking for a house in Abia State? Know t...
05/08/2026

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE ABIA TENANCY PROTECTION LAW

Are you a tenant or looking for a house in Abia State? Know that the Abia Tenancy Protection Law is designed to protect you from illegal charges, fraudulent agents, and unfair treatment.

Don't allow anyone to take advantage of your ignorance. Know your rights, ask questions, and ensure every payment is properly documented.

An informed tenant is a protected tenant.

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