Chijioke Ogbodo

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Managing Partner / Editor-in-Chief Chijioke Ogbodo is the Editor-in-Chief of GMTNewsng and a veteran broadcast journalist with nearly two decades of experience as an On-Air Personality at several Radio Stations including the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN). His passion for impactful storytelling and public-interest journalism shapes the newsroom's editorial direction.

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Tuggar Confirms Coordination as US Strikes ISIS in Nigeria

US strikes ISIS in Nigeria with targeted military action in Sokoto State, coordinated with Nigerian authorities, as analysts highlight intelligence-driven operations against extremist networks, including ISIL-affiliated Lakurawa.

Rivers By-Elections: INEC Fixes Feb. 21 for Ahoada East II, Khana II Polls Dec. 23, 2025

Rivers by-elections have been scheduled for Feb. 21, 2026, as INEC announces dates for polls into Ahoada East II and Khana II State Constituencies.

Oborevwori Endorses Anioma State Creation as Coalition Rallies Support for South-East Zoning

Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has declared that his administration is not opposed to the creation of Anioma State, as Anioma youths and a broad-based coalition intensified advocacy for the proposed state and its zoning to the South-East.

Ethiopia TikTok Arrest: Sixth Influencer Detained as Public Morality Debate Deepens

Ethiopian police have arrested a sixth TikTok creator days after five others were detained for “indecent attire,” intensifying a nationwide debate over morality, freedom of expression, and state policing of online personalities. Ethiopia TikTok Arrest.

FG’s $1.5bn Plan to Cut Milk Imports Takes Centre Stage as Enugu Unveils New Livestock Facilities

In a major push to modernise livestock systems nationwide, the Federal Government and Enugu State launched transformative projects and unveiled sweeping reforms aimed at reducing milk imports, boosting food security, and strengthening peaceful coexistence among livestock stakeholders.

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Sweeping U.S. Tariffs Hit Nigeria, 80 Other Countries Over Forced Labour Concerns

New U.S. tariffs of up to 12.5% have been imposed on imports from Nigeria and more than 80 other countries over alleged failures to prevent goods produced with forced labour from entering supply chains.

Tragic Truck Accident Claims One Life, Injures Two on Kara Bridge

An accident involving an overturned truck on Kara Bridge in Lagos has claimed one life and injured two others after brake failure triggered a multi-vehicle collision, LASEMA said.

Prof. Favour Ayodele Joins NNPP 2027 Presidential Race, Vows Ethicology In Governance

U.S.-based academic Prof. Favour Ayodele has formally declared his intention to seek the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) 2027 presidential nomination, presenting his "Ethicology of Governance" framework to party founder Dr. Boniface Aniebonam.

Prof. Ezeilo Urges United Front as Southeast Human Rights Bureau Launches to Tackle Rights Abuses

Former UN Special Rapporteur Prof. Joy Ngozi Ezeilo has called for a new era of accountability, rights-based security and regional cooperation following the launch of the Southeast Human Rights Bureau and Open Source Reporting Platform in Enugu.
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