Ekweremadu: Ohanaeze Meets British High Commissioner, Pleads Leniency

Ekweremadu

EKO HOT BLOG reports that Apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, on Tuesday, appealed to the British government for leniency for convicted former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu. Ohanaeze Ndigbo stated it accepted the pronouncement of the trial court that approved over 10 years jail term for the ex-lawmaker in the matter of organ harvesting … Read more

This Day In World History: April 19

This Day In World History

In this article, EKO HOT BLOG has done a compilation of major events that took place on This Day In World History: April 19 History provides a clear illustration of how society, technology and government work locally, nationally and globally. Discover what happened on this day in History. This Day In Nigeria History: April 19 … Read more

This Day In World History: April 18

This Day In World History

In this article, EKO HOT BLOG has done a compilation of major events that took place on This Day In World History: April 18 History provides a clear illustration of how society, technology and government work locally, nationally and globally. Discover what happened on this day in History. This Day In Nigeria History: April 18 … Read more

This Day In World History: April 17

This Day In World History

In this article, EKO HOT BLOG has done a compilation of major events that took place on This Day In World History: April 17 History provides a clear illustration of how society, technology and government work locally, nationally and globally. Discover what happened on this day in History. This Day In Nigeria History: April 17  … Read more

Opinion: The Place of Tenacity in Building an Empire

I read on Mo Abudu’s instagram page a while ago on how she crossed over from the field of Human Resources to Media after clocking forty and how she pitched her unique idea of creativity in the entertainment industry to every government in power since 2006 and none gave her any serious consideration until the … Read more