Update on Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi's benevolence to family of the Enugu-born iconic highlife musician, Chief Mike Ejeagha, sequel to the governor's unscheduled visit to his residence in Abakpa Nike, Enugu, last Saturday, to ascertain how he was faring and how the state government can assist him:

* Chief Ejeagha’s daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ugwu, who shed tears of joy when Gov. Ugwuanyi offered her automatic employment in the state’s civil service to enable her take care of her father, despite that she surprised the governor by selflessly requesting him to FIRST give her husband a job, last night confirmed her husband, Hon. Ugwu has received his Letter of Appointment as an Executive Assistant (EA) to the Governor.

*The highly excited woman also confirmed that she attended an interview with the Enugu State Civil Service Commission on Thursday as part of the requirements for her immediate employment.

The governor has equally forwarded the legal documents sent to his office by Chief Ejeagha, regarding the legal battle he has with a music company over the copyright of his songs, to a team of lawyers to study and advise him on the best way to assist the lengandary folkorist enjoy his well deserved royalty for his songs, which is so dear to him.

More details as they unfold...

Truly, Enugu State is in the hands of God!#amokelouis

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kanayo76:
Igbo women, always want their Husband to succeed. if na Yoruba woman, it is an opportunity to remary.�

lonelydora:
Back in the days, whenever my mum thinks I'm blabbing when she's interrogating me....she will just say

"Akuko na Egwu Mike Ejeagha"


I grew up thinking it was a way of saying "Shout Up your mouth". Never knew it was someone's name.