Uchechi Okwu-Kanu, the wife of the embattled Radio Biafra director, in the interview granted to the IBTimes UK speaks about the detention of her husband. The woman expressed concern over the continued custody of the Biafra leader. She said: “Nnamdi is just a prisoner of conscience. He has been held nearly for two months already. He’s been held extra-judicially. And that is not right.” Mrs. Okwu-Kanu added that he is afraid of her husband’s well-being and supposed he was being tortured by the Nigerian state security service. “He was obviously dying. And there was no medical attention or anything like this,” Kanu’s wife added. The woman said that she had been able to speak with her husband only once since he was arraigned by the DSS as he travelled to Nigeria from London in the beginning of October. She cautioned that Kanu’s health is worsening as he is no longer able to take medicine for “his life-threatening ulcer”. Okwu-Kanu defended her husband’s struggle for ...
According to NewsWatch Times...... Having discovered Ebonyi State’s comparative cost advantage in the area of agriculture, the administration of Governor Martin Elechi is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that the sector takes the front seat in driving the economic development of the state. A lot of coordinated programmes have been put in place to consolidate the foundation laid by the previous administration of Dr. Sam Egwu, himself an agriculturist, to take advantage of the natural resources such as arable land, and ensure that Ebonyi remains one of the food baskets of the nation. The name Abakaliki is synonymous with rice production. That is why the phrase “Abakaliki Rice” is fast gaining popularity. The old image of a city with guinea worm infestation is fast receding to oblivion. Abakaliki, long before the creation of Ebonyi State in 1996, had gained prominence as the city with the highest concentration of rice mills in West Africa. The Abakaliki Rice Mill complex...
After having seven beautiful children both male and female, ace musician 2Face has revealed he does not know if he still wants to make more babies. He spoke with Encomium magazine in a recent interview. The Africa Queen singer said: “More babies? Well, I don’t know. In Africa, you never stop counting babies until you stop, but I’m good, just kidding.” He also spoke about parenting as a father: “My job takes me away most of the time and sometimes I spend only two days in a month in the house, but I try as much as possible to create time for my family, despite my busy schedule.” 2face has seven children from three mothers. Sumbo Ajaba has two boys; Pero Adeniyi has one girl and two boys while Annie Idibia has two daughters for the ace musician who recently celebrated his 40th birthday in September. Next time you want to address 2face Idibia you have to address him as a chief as he now holds a chieftaincy title. On November 24, 2face was given a chieftaincy title in Kaduna...
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