Letters-May
Your interview with Archbishop God-Do-Well Awvomakpa in your April edition was very rich in information and also very educative. We commend you and we also commend the Archbishop for speaking the truth. God bless Nigeria.
Blessing Eseoghene,
Warri, Delta State.
Your cover interview revealed a lot about the need to pray for the success of the national conference as well as the unity of Nigeria. We thank your team of editors for bringing this interview with the chairman of CAN, South South Zone to us in such a powerful way.
John Onokpasa,
Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
It is always a delight to read interviews with Archbishop God-Do-Well Avwomakpa. The servant of God is sound and his views are loaded with both educative information and spiritual insight. We need men like him to heal this land and save us from the doom ahead.
Rejoice Akpomedaye,
Benin City, Edo State.
The interview you had with Archbishop Avwomakpa in your April edition was very revealing and informative. We need more of such interviews from your stable. Thank you for a job well done.
Jacob Afokoghene,
Effurun, Delta State.
Your cover story on the centenary celebration is very broad. It captured a lot of things. Though you captured many aspects of the 100 years of nationhood it appears however that your reporters were more interested in the pitfalls and the money spent on the celebration.
Williams Abiola,
Apapa, Lagos.
Your cover story on the centenary celebration shows how wasteful our leaders are. Couldn