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Descartes: Omanbala nwelu mmaduIs always been like that,chukwu goziri umu anambra too much ![]() |
Descartes: Willie Obiano, Akpokuedike 1 of Aguleri is a great Technocrat and Master Strategist. Indeed Anambra Adigo Mma.Anambra Bu awkaaa okwuru,our land will be the next garden of Eden the way we are investing heavily in the state though food will be so cheap ![]() |
oneeast3: Nwanne mu you said it oo..I believe you!Soon Anambra will start feeding the nation ![]() |
oneeast3: Hmm! I never knew the owner of Oil-Serve is from Anambra! He is equally the owner of the Ekcel Farms..whoa! Our big guys are really thinking home big time..I told you ![]() |
[b]Anambra State Government yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with an indigenous organisation, Ekcel Frams Limited, for the production of tomato and cassava. It was gathered that the undertaking would provide no fewer than 5,300 jobs in the first phase of its take off. This development came on the heels of similar understanding between the state government and Joseph’s Farms on September 18, 2014 for rice production under the watch of Chief Willie Obiano. Governor Obiano signed on behalf of the state government while oil magnate, Sir Emeka Okwuosa, chairman of Oil Serve Group, signed for Ekcel Farms, in Government House, Awka. The signing ceremony was witnessed by some of the state commissioners including the former managing director of The Sun Publishing Limited, Mr. Tony Oyima, who is the Commissioner for Information, among others. Also present were representatives of African Development Bank (ADB), Fidelity Bank Plc, an Italian company, Osterade Engineering and Manufacturing Company that will drive the initiative as well as prominent businessmen in the state like Chief Innocent Chukwuma of Innoson Motors and Dr. Ifeanyi Okoyoe of Jwell Phamacy. In his remarks, Okwuosa said he was coming home to farm “in an industrial manner” not to make money but to set up factories to produce tomato and cassava with a view to creating jobs. “We look forward to producing 250 tons of tomato and 400 tons of cassava when we start. For that to happen, we are hoping to employ 3,500 persons directly and 1,800 persons indirectly. “The intention is not just to cultivate cassava but to encourage farmers to go into cooperatives and produce cassava so that we can buy from them,” Okwuosa said. According to him, he intended to set up a model agricultural venture in the state and requested for enabling environment and infrastructure such as electricity, although he assured that his orgnisation would generate electricity from gas. Responding, Governor Obiano thanked Okwuosa for his initiative, stating that he was a man of strong commitment. “I have known Sir Okuosa for a long time. Nothing he puts his mind on goes bad. I am happy that he is ‘thinking home’. We have repositioned security in Anambra State. This is an opportunity for investors to come here and invest,” the governor said. He noted that as part of his commitment to attract investors to the state, his administration would give investors certificate of occupancy (C of O) just in four days, saying: “We want to make Anambra State a place everyone can do business.” Speaking to newsmen, Okuosa said he was encouraged by the governor’s gesture, noting that it was a clear invitation to him and others to come home and invest. He said the signing of the MoU was a giant step towards making Anambra State better. Expressing optimism that when the industry finally took off, security challenges in the state would be drastically reduced, ha said there would only be calm in the state if people were provided with jobs. He said that was one area through which he wanted to contribute his quota to the development of the state, insisting that the effort was not to make money.[/b] ![]()
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Aliyu Ismaila Gwarzo was the National Security Advisor of Nigerian military ruler Sani Abacha. He has been linked to theft of $2.45 billion from the Central Bank of Nigeria. Aliyu Ismaila Gwarzo was born in the village of Gwarzo in Kano State, about 72 kilometres from the capital Kano. He entered the police force where he held a number of positions of increasing responsibility, retiring with a senior rank. In June 1986 the military head of state General Ibrahim Babangida appointed Gwarzo Director General of the newly formed State Security Service (SSS), responsible for domestic intelligence. His Deputy Director was Lt. Colonel A.K. Togun. In a case that attracted considerable media attention, Dele Giwa, editor-in-chief of Newswatch magazine, was killed on 19 October 1986 by a parcel bomb. Two days earlier SSS officials had summoned Giwa to their headquarters, where Colonel A.K. Togun accused him of planning a social revolution and of smuggling arms into the country. Gwarzo was suspected of involvement in the assassination, but could not be questioned due to his position. Gwarzo was National Security Advisor (NSA) for President Ernest Shonekan, who took office in August 1993, and then for General Sani Abacha from November 1993 onward. He concentrated mostly on security matters, and did not become involved in foreign policy decisions. However, Gwarzo did ask for funds for a campaign to cultivate the friendship of East African countries and the OAU to garner support for Nigeria gaining a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. Within Nigeria, Gwarzo collected money for use in pro-government propaganda. The amounts spent were leaked to the radio and press, undermining the credibility of the regime. Gwarzo and Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, Abacha's Chief Security Officer, were said to be responsible for much of the "torture, killing and wanton looting" during Abacha's rule. ![]() |
AKUNWATA1: OKWA UZO A SI UGWU NKWO PUO NISE BU IHE Ayes ![]() |
SW and their political killings since 600bc ![]() |
roads ![]()
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Niger river were you can relax and eat some fresh fish with your friends and partner ![]()
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Anambra road ![]()
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continue welcome home during xmas holiday ![]()
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continue ![]()
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XMAS period in Anambra were every sons and daughters visit Anambra from diaspora ![]()
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VILLAGE ROADS ENUGU UKWU IN ANAMBRA ![]()
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VILLAGE ROADS IN ANAMBRA ![]()
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inner road
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Anambra/Enugu road ![]()
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Anambra inner roads ![]()
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ONITSHA OWERRI EXPRESS WAY ![]()
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Chino home town UGA ![]()
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Anambra road ![]()
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Aguleri oil area in anambra ![]()
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seankafor: ATTACK JETS AND HELICOPTERS.at list you could have upload helicopters fighters that carry nigerian flag on it look carefully ![]() |
Are you sure he is dead? ![]() |
OkijaAmaka: Yes Igbos dont have king and will not bother about the benefits of having a Tinubu as one.I dont know how many times we have to explain to these OMO ibadan creatures is like they got block heads. Dalu ![]() |
musiwa95: [size=18pt]Anyone can rent Conference hall 3 of the UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, I love the term Delta Without NO oil[/size]the oil belong to delta state ![]() |
Obiano from his site.... My people, we will keep opening up small connecting roads while we start new major roads to decongest traffic. A lot of construction is going on at this time so drive carefully and responsibly to avoid traffic jams. W.I.W —
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Due to human right abuses nigerian govt unleash on innocent citizens is the reason nigerian govt will have problems purchasing any military hardware from foreign countries,starting from Biafran war, US is just being careful because boko might one day come and bite them in their ass in future, just like other terrorist groups in the past.Nigerian people forget easily that an hausa boy could have brought an american plane down couple with a yoruba boy that beheaded a soldier in UK western world do not take things like that likely. ![]() So as a proud people like nigerians, we should now allow our genus to use their God gifts and invest heavily on our local tech if tribalism will let nigeria to function like a country.Either that or our union should be look into simple ![]() |
ketoprofen: Are you saying pur own crunchies, celebrities, bubbles are not clean enough for foreigners?No i mean our own roadside food ![]() |
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