ONITSHA – The Federal Government is to establish a University of Agriculture at Nzam, in Anambra West Local Government Area of the state.

A representative of the minister of agriculture and rural development, Dr. D. A. Okolo dropped the hint at a meeting with the community leaders of the area.

The community had donated 25,600 hectares of land to President Goodluck Jonathan in appreciation of his presidential victory at the poll, urging him to use the said land to establish a University of Agriculture for the development of the area.

Okolo told the people that the letter on the demand for the establishment of the university was being processed by the Federal Ministry of Education.

Also speaking on behalf of the minister, Mr. D.E.Eniaiyeju of Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, said the Minister of Education had given positive indication that the establishment of the university would be a dream come


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kudos to Gov. Peter Obi for a well articulated management of people's oriented governance. To Anambrarians, It's a dream come true.
1). Federal Poly, Oko,
2). Unizik, Awka.
3). College of Education, Technical, Umunze.
4). Federal University of Agriculture, Nzam, Anambra West L.G.A,. Anambra State.
Anambra State, U 2 much"UTM"
Long live Sir, Peter Obi
Long Live APGA
Long Live Ndi'Anambra.

What has that mumu Adaobi got to do with this na?

can you tell me what ngige is doing in senate house? dora could have done a lot better if she was elected, i told ppl Ngige is a bad choice for the senate as he does not possess the political influence of prof. Dora Akunyili would have shown in the NASS. I laugh at many Anambarians who dont knw d rudiments of politics.

senator annie okonkwo representing anambra district central-under PDP have decamp to APGA just the other day.............




Okonkwo joins APGA
on JULY 29, 2012 ·
Senator Annie Okonkwo, who represented Anambra Central in the sixth Senate under the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has joined the All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA.

Chief Okonkwo who contested the April 2011 governorship election in Anambra State under the Accord Party emerged the president of an Igbo Socio-Political Action Group called Committee 21, with the aim of harnessing Igbo political and economic potentials.

In a statement by his Media Adviser, Mr. Collins Ugwu, the Senator stated that ” the unrelenting machine of political deceit and injustice in Igbo land have run its full circle and should quietly give way to honest superior efforts to rid our people of ravages and rancour. As I call on Igbos in Nigeria and the diaspora to move en masse to APGA to recover their progressive identity.

da infamous maybe you should open a thread on 'ngige's impact in the national assembly'

asha 80: da infamous maybe you should open a thread on 'ngige's impact in the national assembly'

u are on point.