By Nelson Egware At 62, Pius Mordi stands as a towering testament to the enduring power of words, ideas, and principled journalism. Born in Ubulu-Uku, Delta State, his life’s work reflects a rare blend of intellectual depth, professional courage, and an unwavering commitment to the public good. Over decades in the newsroom, Mordi carved a reputation for excellence that transcended beats and borders. Covering maritime affairs and later serving as Assistant News Editor at The Guardian Newspapers, he brought clarity and authority to a complex and strategic sector, illuminating policy choices, industry dynamics, and national interests with uncommon insight and balance. His pen was incisive yet measured and anchored in facts, enriched by context, and guided by deep respect for the reader. Indeed, Pius was nurtured in the finest traditions of truth and professional rigour at The Guardian. Later, as a member of the Pointer Newspapers Editorial Board, he contributed significantly t...