Gov. Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia said on Sunday that some American investors would soon visit the state to start its investment opportunities in Abia.

The governor who embarked on a trip to US about some few weeks ago in a bid to bring foreign investors back to Abia state, came back last weekend, He addresses some journalist at Government House, Umuahia, yesterday, about his trip and how successful it went!

While addressing the newsmen, Ikpeazu said that during the trip, he held discussions on the possibility of establishing a cancer machine factory in the state.

He said that he also spoke with a team of health experts on how to upgrade the existing health facilities in the state to international standard.

Ikpeazu said that investors from Philadelphia were also expected in Abia to start the greenhouse technology, the modern trend in agriculture.

He explained further that he had commenced discussions for a partnership between the state and some U.S.-based investors in the education, trade and commerce sectors to move the state forward.

The governor said that the state of Maryland would collaborate with Abia State University, Uturu, to assist the institution in the areas of equipment and facilities.

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That's good. He should clean up the city before they arrive biko.

What road would they drive on? except they come with speed boats. How about the mountain-size heap of rubbish along Aba-owerri road? Perhaps the investors are all blind. What about the smelly environs? The investors better have nasal congestion or catarrh.

Whites are nt crude like us,to stay in a dirt hip that can measure up a skyscrapper, mbanu
They should clean aba up very fast before they come unless they will run the next day

>To all 'em whites lickers and praisers<

And so who are these "over~hyped~whites"?

Ar'nt they human like you and I? So why must the environments be kept clean now? What happened to them leaving the environs as it used to be? Eye~service world