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items: Top seven reasons why Nigerians in the Diaspora say ‘no thanks’ to investing back home
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items: Why free and fair election is elusive in Nigeria. Don’t expect it to change if two things are not fixed
items: How corruption differs between Nigeria and the United States
items: Will Peter Obi’s nomadic presidential bid peel off support from his base?

Zack Orji Spotted in Public Sparks Concern Across Social Media
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-06-08T20:09:33Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Entertainment
subject: Lifestyle
subject: Nigeria
subject: People
subject: Technology
description: By Ogochukwu Ogene Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——– Veteran Nollywood actor Zack Orji has once again become a topic of public discussion after new footage surfaced showing him walking in a public space during his recovery journey. The actor, who recently underwent major brain surgeries, appeared in the video looking visibly weak, with a pale […] The post Zack Orji Spotted in Public Sparks Concern Across Social Media appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: By Ogochukwu Ogene Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——– Veteran Nollywood actor Zack Orji has once again become a topic of public discussion after new footage surfaced showing him walking in a public space during his recovery journey. The actor, who recently underwent major brain surgeries, appeared in the video looking visibly weak, with a pale complexion and a walking pattern that many described as unsteady. While the sight of him alive and mobile has brought gratitude and relief to fans, it has also triggered a wave of concern and debate online. Many Nigerians who have followed his health journey closely say his appearance suggests he may still be in a fragile recovery stage. Some fans argue that someone recovering from such a serious medical procedure should be resting fully and avoiding public exposure or physical stress. Others, however, see it differently. To them, his presence outside is a sign of progress, strength, and survival after a life threatening health battle. The clash of opinions has turned social media into a divided space of concern, admiration, and uncertainty. The Reality of Brain Surgery Recovery Medical recovery after brain surgery is often slow and unpredictable. It usually involves: Long periods of rest and reduced physical movement Gradual rehabilitation to restore balance and coordination Monitoring for fatigue, memory strain, and physical weakness Emotional adjustment after trauma and medication effects In many cases, patients may begin walking before they are fully stable. This does not always mean full recovery. It often means the body is slowly reconnecting strength while still healing internally. This is what makes public interpretation tricky. What looks like “normal walking” may still be part of a fragile recovery process guided by doctors. The Disturbing Public Reaction Pattern Beyond concern for his health, another layer of public reaction raises deeper questions about how society engages with celebrity illness. Three wor…

Top 10 states where Nigerians live in the United States
type: item
creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-06-05T18:14:24Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: News
subject: Nigeria
subject: Uncategorized
subject: World
description: Onumba.com,USA ——- Some in the media have wondered why Nigerians often display steely confidence in themselves compared to other Africans. Hey, I guess we got it like that. it’s a Naija thing. Perhaps, that accounts for why some say that there’s no place in the world devoid of Nigerians. Naija folks would go anywhere. There’s […] The post Top 10 states where Nigerians live in the United States appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: <img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-19395" src="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-300x212.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="212" srcset="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-300x212.jpg 300w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-1024x724.jpg 1024w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-768x543.jpg 768w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-1536x1086.jpg 1536w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-2048x1448.jpg 2048w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-400x284.jpg 400w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/USA-MAP-1080x764.jpg 1080w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" />Onumba.com,USA ——- Some in the media have wondered why Nigerians often display steely confidence in themselves compared to other Africans. Hey, I guess we got it like that. it’s a Naija thing. Perhaps, that accounts for why some say that there’s no place in the world devoid of Nigerians. Naija folks would go anywhere. There’s also probably no place in the United States where you would not find a Naija native. But in the case of America, some states disproportionately draw more Nigerians than others. Could it be that Nigerians have a remarkable knack for sniffing out each other? It might also explain why you typically find them bunched up sprawling urban clusters. Forget the sniffing. A host of factors could realistically account for that. Size is clearly a leading determinant, but not all the time, though. Take the state of Maryland for example. It is not a large state land-wise, population as well, yet it boats a galactic number of Nigerian immigrants. One visible explanation for that, however, could be that Maryland extends deep into the DMV area, where a trifecta of DC, Maryland and the state of Virginia converge to constitute a sprawling metropolitan spread, with Nigerians spreading along with that vast formation. So, what are …

Gunmen Abduct 39 Children, 7 Teachers, Kill 2 Teachers in Oyo State
type: item
creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-06-05T17:51:52Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Government
subject: Nigeria
description: By Chiamara Anyacho Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——- For over two weeks, Nigeria has not recovered from the news of the abduction of teachers and children in Ahoro Esinle Community, Oriire District of Oyo State. The incident has troubled many Nigerians and drawn widespread attention, especially because of where it happened. For years, mass school […] The post Gunmen Abduct 39 Children, 7 Teachers, Kill 2 Teachers in Oyo State appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: By Chiamara Anyacho Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——- For over two weeks, Nigeria has not recovered from the news of the abduction of teachers and children in Ahoro Esinle Community, Oriire District of Oyo State. The incident has troubled many Nigerians and drawn widespread attention, especially because of where it happened. For years, mass school kidnappings have been largely associated with northern states such as Borno, Kaduna, and Niger. Before now, such attacks were relatively uncommon in the South West. This is one of the reasons the incident has received so much attention. The attack, which police officers described as a coordinated operation, targeted children between the ages of 2 and 16 in two primary schools and a secondary school in the community. Several teachers were also affected. One of the teachers, identified as Joel Adegboye Adesiyan, was killed during the attack. According to eyewitness reports, he was shot while trying to protect pupils from the gunmen. Following the incident, security agencies arrested six suspects within the community and three other persons of interest believed to be connected to the attack or to have served as informants. According to the Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, the attackers may be members of armed groups fleeing the North West due to increased military operations against terrorists and bandits in the region. In his words, “With the pressure on terrorists and bandits in the North West, they will keep moving southwards.” However, many Nigerians, especially those from the northern part of the country, did not receive these comments well. Many argued that insecurity should not be accepted as normal in any part of the country, regardless of location. A few days after the abduction, Michael Oyedokun, a mathematics teacher who was kidnapped alongside others, was reportedly beheaded while in captivity. A video of the killing was later circulated online. His family has since appealed for dignity and respect, …

When Love Becomes a Battlefield
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-06-02T19:06:26Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Entertainment
subject: Lifestyle
subject: Nigeria
subject: People
description: By Ogochukwu Ogene Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——– Most celebrity marriages end with carefully crafted statements. A few lines about mutual respect. A request for privacy. Then silence. But the collapse of the marriage between media personality Frank Edoho and interior designer Sandra Onyenucheya has unfolded very differently. What was once a private heartbreak has […] The post When Love Becomes a Battlefield appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: By Ogochukwu Ogene Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——– Most celebrity marriages end with carefully crafted statements. A few lines about mutual respect. A request for privacy. Then silence. But the collapse of the marriage between media personality Frank Edoho and interior designer Sandra Onyenucheya has unfolded very differently. What was once a private heartbreak has become a public storm. Over the last few days, social media has transformed into a courtroom without walls. Screenshots, leaked voice notes, accusations, denials, old wounds, and painful memories have flooded timelines. Every new revelation has added another layer to a story that many now see as more than celebrity gossip. At the center of it all are two people who once built a home together, raised children together, and believed they had found forever. Now they stand on opposite sides of a deeply personal war. A Marriage That Ended Long Before The Public Knew For many Nigerians, the first sign of trouble came when Frank Edoho spoke publicly about his failed marriage during a podcast interview. There was no anger in his voice. No blame. No dramatic accusations. Instead, he spoke like a man reflecting on a chapter that had already closed. He admitted that neither of his marriages had delivered the emotional connection he had hoped for. He described himself as someone who perhaps simply wasn’t good at marriage. To many listeners, it sounded like honesty. A mature attempt to move forward. What nobody expected was that months later, the silence surrounding the marriage would shatter completely. The Voice Notes That Changed Everything The scandal exploded when leaked audio recordings began circulating online. Suddenly, a separation that had quietly existed for years became national conversation. The recordings allegedly featured emotional exchanges between Sandra and singer Chike, whose name would soon become entangled in the controversy. One particular audio struck a nerve with listeners.<img loa…

Yul Edochie breaks silence on marriage crisis on Honest Bunch Podcast
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-05-28T19:00:16Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Entertainment
subject: Lifestyle
subject: Nigeria
subject: People
subject: World
description: By Chiamara Anyacho Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——-Yul Edochie, last child of veteran actor Pete Edochie, has finally spoken about the ongoing issue surrounding his marriage during a recent interview on the The Honest Bunch Podcast. On Sunday, May 24, 2026, the podcast announced that Yul Edochie would finally speak about his marriage problems in […] The post Yul Edochie breaks silence on marriage crisis on Honest Bunch Podcast appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: By Chiamara Anyacho Contributing Writer Onumba.com, Nigeria ——-Yul Edochie, last child of veteran actor Pete Edochie, has finally spoken about the ongoing issue surrounding his marriage during a recent interview on the The Honest Bunch Podcast. On Sunday, May 24, 2026, the podcast announced that Yul Edochie would finally speak about his marriage problems in an interview that was released the next day by 6:00 PM. The news quickly caused reactions online, as many Nigerians expected him to finally explain what really happened between him and his ex wife, May Edochie.<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-19335" src="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/YUL-EDOCHIE-11-300x169.jpeg" alt="" width="300" height="169" srcset="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/YUL-EDOCHIE-11-300x169.jpeg 300w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/YUL-EDOCHIE-11-1024x576.jpeg 1024w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/YUL-EDOCHIE-11-768x432.jpeg 768w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/YUL-EDOCHIE-11-1080x608.jpeg 1080w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/YUL-EDOCHIE-11.jpeg 1120w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" /> The excitement around the interview was similar to what happened during the KAA Podcast some months ago, where many people also expected Yul to reveal hidden truths about his marriage. But once again, Nigerians did not get the answers they were expecting. For about three years now, the issue between Yul Edochie and May Edochie has remained one of the biggest celebrity discussions online. Unlike other celebrity problems that people forget after some time, this issue has continued to stay in public discussion. May Nation collides with Judy Warriors Supporters of May Edochie, known as the May Nation, have continued to fight online with supporters of Yul and his current wife, Judy Austin, who are called the Judy Warriors. These two groups have remained against each other since the…

Top seven reasons why Nigerians in the Diaspora say ‘no thanks’ to investing back home
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-05-26T20:33:12Z
subject: Africa
subject: Business
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Nigeria
subject: Uncategorized
description: Onumba.com, USA ——- Much has been said and written about why Nigerians in the Diaspora should invest back home. A medley of reasons come into play such as sentimental importance of helping to develop the homeland, no one but us will build Africa, helping to create jobs for the dangling youth and then the satisfaction […] The post Top seven reasons why Nigerians in the Diaspora say ‘no thanks’ to investing back home appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: Onumba.com, USA ——- Much has been said and written about why Nigerians in the Diaspora should invest back home. A medley of reasons come into play such as sentimental importance of helping to develop the homeland, no one but us will build Africa, helping to create jobs for the dangling youth and then the satisfaction that comes from knowing that you are contributing to building mama Africa, sort of giving back and all that good stuff. Even Africa’s richest dude brother Aliko Dangote is at the forefront of this global clarion call, using every chance he gets in the media to pitch the patriotic importance of investing in Nigeria. But from my observation, not enough has been written or said about why many in the Diaspora are not heeding that call. Most of these folks do not see investing back home as their morning cup of coffee, preferring instead to either stash their vast dough in the bank’s savings account or perhaps they are already investing it where they reside.<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-19306" src="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INVEST-IN-NAIJA-4-300x200.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="200" srcset="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INVEST-IN-NAIJA-4-300x200.jpg 300w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INVEST-IN-NAIJA-4-1024x684.jpg 1024w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INVEST-IN-NAIJA-4-768x513.jpg 768w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INVEST-IN-NAIJA-4-1536x1026.jpg 1536w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INVEST-IN-NAIJA-4-2048x1368.jpg 2048w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INVEST-IN-NAIJA-4-1080x721.jpg 1080w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" /> But for those who opt to invest back home, there’s a choice involved, deciding the intensity of investment palatable for them. Some might invest minimally while others may opt to go all in to own a sprawling portfolio of investments. It’s all good. I have identified top s…

The truth no one told Nigerian women about skin bleaching. It will disappoint them
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-05-18T19:18:51Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Health
subject: Immigrant Community
subject: Lifestyle
subject: Nigeria
subject: Your Voice
description: Onumba.com, USA ——— It is a common convention in Igbo society to highlight a woman’s light-skin color first and foremost as the pillar of her beauty and elegance. Then the other attributes would follow. I have never fully understood the reason for that. But growing up in Igbo culture, it was often generally perceived as […] The post The truth no one told Nigerian women about skin bleaching. It will disappoint them appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: Onumba.com, USA ——— It is a common convention in Igbo society to highlight a woman’s light-skin color first and foremost as the pillar of her beauty and elegance. Then the other attributes would follow. I have never fully understood the reason for that. But growing up in Igbo culture, it was often generally perceived as the chassis of a woman’s pulchritude. <img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-19248" src="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SB11-300x169.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="169" srcset="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SB11-300x169.jpg 300w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SB11-1024x576.jpg 1024w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SB11-768x432.jpg 768w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SB11-1080x608.jpg 1080w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/SB11.jpg 1280w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" /> Odi ocha! Translation. She is light-skinned. Odi oji! Translation. She is dark-skinned. Here’s the kicker, though. Being dark-skinned is rarely, perhaps never the foremost attribute that describes a woman who is pretty and elegant. But it is not pointedly used to knock it, either. Let’s just say, in these weird calculations, it is often left alone. Phrased a bit differently. A dark-skinned woman could be drop dead gorgeous, but rarely would her skin color be credited for that. Taken together, none of this stuff should really matter, quite frankly, but unfortunately, it appears that eons of colonial indoctrination, post-colonial psychological ravages and the media’s bombardment of images in commercials (in subtle ways) promoting the supremacy of white skin ——- have converged to nourish the masochist belief that being light-skinned is a Black woman’s straightest path to the epitome of beauty. But that’s a crock of baloney. Slice it any kind of way, this practice is an embodiment of colossal vanity wrapped up in a mindless pursuit of ersatz look. Why…

Why free and fair election is elusive in Nigeria. Don’t expect it to change if two things are not fixed
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-05-13T19:36:48Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Government
subject: Nigeria
subject: Politics
description: Onumba.com ——- All is not well with Nigeria. It serves no purpose to sugarcoat it. The country is gloomy, battered, limping and in the throes of a presidential election stacking up to be a bruising brawl. But so much about the future of Nigeria is riding on how this election plays out. Let me set […] The post Why free and fair election is elusive in Nigeria. Don’t expect it to change if two things are not fixed appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: Onumba.com ——- All is not well with Nigeria. It serves no purpose to sugarcoat it. The country is gloomy, battered, limping and in the throes of a presidential election stacking up to be a bruising brawl. But so much about the future of Nigeria is riding on how this election plays out. Let me set it up. If the upcoming 2027 election ends up being a clone of the 2023 contest, somehow the winner and the loser swapping places, then the thread knitting the country together as an ethnic quilt might start to unravel. It would be reckless and foolish to dismiss the fact that Nigerians are still stewing over how the 2023 election went down and therefore not at all in the mood for a repeat of that horror show. Let me be blunt. If Peter Obi garners the plurality of the votes and the election is stolen as it was in 2023, then all hell will break loose. There comes a time when a country on a slippery slope to doom needs to pivot and chart a different course. This is it. This is the moment. Any slick shenanigan to thwart the will of angry Nigerian people would erupt in an unprecedented and apoplectic fury. And dig this. The old worn-out tribal jingoism, religious sentiments and regional gaslighting that worked in the past, pitting one Nigerian against another, is not gonna fly this time. Nigerian plebs —— exhausted, hungry, depressed and feeling bamboozled —— have had it up to their eyeballs, and seemingly saying ‘enough is enough.’ If the election is manipulated and stolen again in favor of Tinubu, blaming it on some manufactured ‘glitch,’ Nigerian people would have to conclude that democracy in the country is nothing but an organized mass deception, pretty much similar to “419” and ‘one chance.’<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-19206" src="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/ELECTION-IN-NAIJA-1-300x169.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="169" srcset="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/ELECTION-IN-NAIJA-1-300x169.jpg 300w…

How corruption differs between Nigeria and the United States
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-05-08T19:30:13Z
subject: Africa
subject: Editor's Choice
subject: Government
description: Onumba.com ——- It ‘s funny how some folks would (I wouldn’t really say defend or downplay) often excuse corruption in Nigeria as an unfortunate reality of life, even adopting the defeatist posture that it happens in the United States and elsewhere as well. So what? Often, these folks embrace this ambivalent view, to a slighter […] The post How corruption differs between Nigeria and the United States appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: Onumba.com ——- It ‘s funny how some folks would (I wouldn’t really say defend or downplay) often excuse corruption in Nigeria as an unfortunate reality of life, even adopting the defeatist posture that it happens in the United States and elsewhere as well. So what?<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-19173" src="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/CORRUPTION-IN-NIGERIA-5-300x196.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="196" srcset="http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/CORRUPTION-IN-NIGERIA-5-300x196.jpg 300w, http://onumba.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/CORRUPTION-IN-NIGERIA-5.jpg 702w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" /> Often, these folks embrace this ambivalent view, to a slighter degree, to justify distancing themselves from being part of the solution to what for them has become a hopeless situation. But for the most part, they assert that stance to downplay the activism of some Nigerians who are angry and habitually unleash attack against corruption. In short, for them, why bother. It is overwhelming. Dele Farotimi, Peter Akah, and Tola Adeniyi, to name just a few, all belong to the cabal of apoplectic warriors against graft. But in contrast, the blasé attitude of some Nigerians towards corruption reflects an indirect way of condoning it. Check this out. Former Governor of Delta State James (Ibu Onyeori) Ibori stole a lorryload of money from his state’s coffer and still returned from his troubles in London to a hero’s welcome as an ‘illustrious son. ‘ Go figure! It is unhinged. One Nigerian woman in Columbus once argued that as long as these thieves confine spending the stolen dough to the country, it was OK. Really? Obviously, it was her opinion, but sadly, I believe that a concourse of Nigerians feel this way. It is that kind of lazy, unhinged take, that kind of namby-pamby, pussyfooting around that explains precisely why corruption persists. Of course, no country on this planet is immune from the ba…

Will Peter Obi’s nomadic presidential bid peel off support from his base?
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creator: Ike Mgbatogu
date: 2026-05-05T20:04:09Z
subject: Uncategorized
description: Onumba.com ——– No —– to answer the question. It goes without saying that Peter Gregory Obi is an enormously popular Nigerian politician. Dude is a political juggernaut. Since he burst into the presidential politics years ago, the former Anambra state governor has soared to the apex of who’s who in Nigeria’s political stratosphere and has […] The post Will Peter Obi’s nomadic presidential bid peel off support from his base? appeared first on Onumba.com.
encoded: Onumba.com ——– No —– to answer the question. It goes without saying that Peter Gregory Obi is an enormously popular Nigerian politician. Dude is a political juggernaut. Since he burst into the presidential politics years ago, the former Anambra state governor has soared to the apex of who’s who in Nigeria’s political stratosphere and has maintained an unfaltering level of public imprimatur, even after losing the bruising 2023 election to Bola Ahmed Tinubu. In short, Mr. Obi’s broad appeal has sprawled into a torrent of support flowing from all faiths, regions and ethnicities. But the knock, for some, against Mr. Obi remains his inability to find a suitable political space to call home, prompting his opponents to brand him a ‘rolling stone.’ He has become more nomadic than the Fulani herdsmen, even though he has done a stellar job shepherding his faithful and uncomplaining sheep along his journey inundated with potholes and backbiters. Their fealty is to Obi, not the party. Recently, it appeared as though Mr. Obi was on the verge of settling down in a nice, cozy pad with ADC, but lo and behold, that fragile arrangement went south quicker than you can say ‘Atiku na wayo man.’ Akin to Willie Nelson’s ‘On the Road Again,’ classic tune, Mr. Obi’s presidential caravan is once again on the move, a jaunt that started from the Labor Party bus terminal, made a brief stop at ADC station where he seemingly picked up some 17 dangling stragglers and hitchhikers of the House of Representatives and then took off and has now pulled up at NDC station where he was welcomed. Hopefully, he feels warm and fuzzy there long enough to call it home. His next stop, if any? Heck ——– your guess is as good as mine. But word has it that the PRP bus terminal is down the road. If Mr. Obi decides to make a stop there, he will reconnect with his former Labor Party running mate Datti Baba-Ahmed who has expressed disappointment with Mr. Obi. Datti recently unleashed a flush jab at the Anambra native fo…