Anambra State holds the record as the most complex political environment in Nigeria if not Africa, in no little part owing to the fact that it is home to numerous bigwigs, moneybags and highly influential individuals, all accomplished across every sphere of life.

This cocktail of ego, influence, exposure, money and power often comes together to surprise even Anambrarians with its end product

The latest surprise right now is the fact that the candidate of Young Progressive Party for Anambra state house of assembly, Obinna Ngonadi, who has been accused of raping his own cousin is currently campaigning to be a lawmaker, to represent Nnewi North LGA

Reports suggest that this candidate, son of a multi millionaire is currently flying the flag of YPP (Young Progressive Party) is linked as an associate of Dr Ifeanyi Ubah (Senator elect for Anambra South) who is also from Nnewi, as Ifeanyi Ubah has been publicly campaigning for this rapist to be allowed to represent the same people he desecrated their land by raping his own cousin and fathering a child from that abominable act which he abandoned and absconded to Europe between 2002 and 2003.

As the race heats up, the rest of Anambra State and indeed Nigeria, will be keen to see if this mighty land that has produced legends like Chief Cletus Ibeto, Sen Nwafor-Orizu, Dame Virgy Etiaba, Chief Cosmos Maduka (Coscharis), Dim Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu (Eze gburugburu), Chief Innocent Chukwuma (Innoson), Dr Ifeanyi Ubah (Capital Oil) and Prof ABC Nwosu, will allow such a despicable character to represent them in the Anambra State House of Assembly

It is also worthy of note that Nnewi is a very religious and pious society where all forms of intimidation, abuse and exploitation are frowned upon seriously and dealt with decisively.

Breaking:
Enugu Guber: 70 Political Parties adopt Gov. Ugwuanyi as sole candidate

70 political parties in Enugu State, under the auspices of Coalition of Registered Political Parties (CRPP), have unanimously adopted Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), as their consensus candidate for the March 9 governorship election in the state.

The leaders of the political parties, who conveyed their stance to Gov. Ugwuanyi, when they paid him a courtesy visit at the Government House, Enugu, stated that “our mission here tonight is to reaffirm our total, unalloyed, unequivocal and unconditional support for your re-election as governor come March 9, 2019, which is barely 5 days away”.

The group’s coordinator, Barr. John Nwobodo, recalled that the body had in March 2018, “then consisting of 34 of the existing 40 registered political parties endorsed you for a second term in office”, disclosing that “today, the number of political parties that have joined in the crusade has increased to 70”.

The representatives of the parties, who expressed delight that Gov. Ugwuanyi’s ideology and programmes were “in tune and in line with theirs”, told the governor that “you now not only fly the flag of the PDP but you also the flags of the other political parties”.

They added that “the various political parties at party level voted unanimously for your adoption”, saying: “With this development, the individual political parties have collapsed their campaign structures to team up with you as their sole candidate”.

Describing the March 9 governorship election in Enugu State as “a referendum” on the governor’s achievements, the coalition declared that “we will speak again with our PVCs and ballot papers as we did in 2015”, revealing that they have directed their members and followers across the state “to cast their votes for you”.

Appreciating Gov. Ugwuanyi for always offering them a hand of fellowship, the group stated that “we are very happy with your good works and uncommon style of leadership”.

According to them, “Your Excellency, in an occasion like this, we cannot fail to acknowledge your giant imprints in the administration of Enugu State. Your have touched lives more than all the previous governments put together.

“From building durable roads to providing affordable housing and qualitative healthcare, Your Excellency, you have created amazing opportunities for our young ones, providing them with employment in education, health, judiciary, agriculture and in other critical sectors.

“You have provided interventions in small businesses and seed capital for young entrepreneurs. Your achievements have placed you as the darling of Nigerians giving rise to your many awards from the media, the Church, the civil society, including the political parties that recently recognized you as the Commander of Good Governance and Democracy Dividends in Enugu State”.

While presenting the adoption roll to Gov. Ugwuanyi, the chairmen of the parties wished him “successful campaigns in the remaining days and landslide victory at the polls on Saturday”.

March 9 elections will surely end in Praise, for Enugu State is truly in the hands of God! #amokelouis

Poll Observers describe Enugu Elections as peaceful, transparent, credible

…Debunk alleged irregularities by APC members

A coalition of accredited independent Observers for the Presidential and National Assembly Elections held in Enugu State, on Saturday, have expressed utmost satisfaction with conduct of the exercise in the state, describing it as “most peaceful, credible and free and fair”, devoid of “violence, irregularities, thuggery or snatching of ballot boxes”.

Speaking to newsmen at the Headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), during the collation of election results from the Local Government Areas, the Coordinator of Civil Society in Enugu State, Samuel Onoja, while reacting to alleged irregularities by some National Assembly candidates and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State, stated that there is no iota of truth in the allegations.

Onoja said they were “shocked” by the alleged “fighting, thuggery, fake result sheets and all sorts of things”, stressing that the elections were “free and fair, transparent and peaceful”.

According to him, “the election in Enugu State has been free and fair. All the observers deployed to various polling booths, reported to me and we have not heard of any thuggrey, any snatching of ballot boxes. We have not heard of any problem.

“I think the election held in Enugu State is more peaceful and transparent than in any other state in this country because we went round the state such as Nsukka, Agbani in Nkanu and Aninri. All the places we went to, I don’t think there was problem anywhere. “INEC are people that we respect and I will say kudos to them because this is the best INEC we have seen so far in this country”.

When asked to comment on their general assessment of the election in the country, the coordinator said: “It is Enugu State that we have been posted to and it is only Enugu that I have observed the exercise, but from the report I received from other places, I know that there are places that there were little misunderstanding but I believe the INEC personnel, the SSS, the police and other security agencies did their job very well”.



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Many signs are pointing to an impending victory for the PDP Presidential Candidate Atiku Abubakar and his running mate Peter Obi; from focus group studies carried out by mainstream media and international research organisations to social media and online polls; the feedback has positive towards the ability of Atiku and Obi to deliver growth, provide jobs and began the urgent task of lifting a large number of Nigerians out of poverty.

In October 2018, The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the research unit of The Economist Magazine, predicted that the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will defeat the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in the upcoming 2019 presidential election. According to the magazine “The 2019 elections will be a close contest between the ruling APC and the PDP. We expect the PDP presidential candidate to win" “The next government is likely to be led by the PDP, the main opposition, potentially in a coalition with smaller parties".

Supporting this premise, Williams and Associates, the United States-based polling firm which predicted victory for Muhammadu Buhari in 2015 also predicted victory for Atiku Abubakar in the forthcoming presidential polls. The polling firm had arrived at its conclusion working with data collected across Nigeria by its operatives through face to face interviews and using multi-stage stratification proportionate to the population sample responders who were interviewed on their preferences in English and local dialects as appropriate.

These analyses and predictions have been received with a growing sense of optimism by Nigerians both home and abroad, swelling the support base of the former Vice-President who as the the head of the economy under the Obasanjo administration had been responsible for far-reaching economic reforms that lifted over 13 million Nigerians out of poverty and led to the opening up of other sectors of Nigeria's economy; especially banking and telecommunications.

As Nigerians go to the polls tomorrow, their sense of resolve to cast their votes for Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi of the PDP come with a sense of duty; that with their votes, they would be doing their part to lift Nigeria out of the doldrums and set it on a path where it once again becomes an enviable member of the comity of nations. By Sunday, when all polls would have been casted, counted and announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Nigerians are certain that they would have cause to dance and smile once more, as a new government that is equipped to bring Nigeria out of darkness would have been elected.

Driving by a petrol station in the country's economic capital, Lagos, this writer passed a commercial motorcycle (Okada) rider wearing a T-shirt with the inscription "Atiku Means Jobs"; for him and many Nigerian youths who have been without gainful employment, the promise of an Atiku presidency was an emotional and pragmatic one. And who would not agree with them?

The Atiku/Obi campaign, determined to make good use of the remaining days for campaign was busy yesterday crisscrossing the state, convincing voters on the need to vote for Alhaji Abubakar Atiku.

Obi who walked around markets on foot with his followers, visiting the major markets in those cities as well as passing through streets, appealed to voters to be part of the new “dawn sweeping across the country like harmattan fire, the dawn of Atiku presidency”

Obi regretted the near absence of Federal Government in towns visited and told the people that like other major cities in Nigeria, that they would be taken care of by Atiku’s Presidency.

In Nnewi, Obi said "I can tell you that during the study of the problems of different towns in Nigeria, which Atilku commissioned for over 3 years, it was discovered that the major problem of Nnewi is power and I can tell you that going by Atiku's work plan that problem will be solved.”

Obi who thanked people like Innoson, cutix cable and Chikason for remaining steadfast in industrialization despite harsh policies of the last 3 years, assured them of better deal under Atiku. He said that the revival of infrastructure of power would help to resuscitate many Nnewi moribund industries

In Obosi, Obi was hailed as he told traders at Ngbuka that the Federal Government under Atiku would reduce tax and introduce other measures to encourage them.





Traders of Ngbuka Obosi hailing Obi as Atiku/Obi campaign visits the market yesterday.

The news of the postponement of the elections has come as a huge blow to thousands of Nigerians. People who had responsibly and adequately prepared for this Saturday, February the 16th woke up the morning of the elections to the shocking news.

Anger has swept through the nation as the broom of incompetence is starting to reveal the level and outcome of their incompetency there is no holding back.Stories have started emerging all over social media across the nation of people pouring out their travel tales, preparation stories. Some traveling for several hours to be close to their polling station, others traveling in from abroad.

A trending image of an elderly woman who made four times more kunu for her polling unit has gone round.What about her. What about the people in the North who fled their homes for preparations. What about the corpers who slept in harsh conditions slumped on top of each other to be prepared to serve their country. What about those who shifted weddings, funerals shut down their businesses.

The fact that the announcement was made so last minute has fuelled the anger of the people. But this fact has made people more motivated than before with spurts of those who had voter apathy now being motivated to go out and do what it takes to go to the polling stations no matter the day. It seems that people are ready for Better this time more than ever

BY OKE UMURHOHWO

Gradually, the moment everyone is anticipating is upon us. On Saturday, February 16, 2019, eligible voters will throng designated centres across Nigeria to cast the ballot for their preferred choices from the array of candidates fielded by political parties for available positions. Of much interest is the presidential election, where the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Abubakar Atiku, will square-off with the incumbent, Muhammadu Buhari, flying the All Progressives Congress (APC) banner. Though, there are about 73 parties that will be on the presidential ballot, the structure and support base of PDP and APC favour either of them to emerge victorious at the poll.

As expected, The APC and PDP have dominated the political wave with their campaigns. They are moving across states to convey promises and to edge one another in securing electorate support and by extension, win the poll. But the electorate must watch it and critically examine the two front-runners and be certain which of them have the capacity and zeal to draw the country away from this pitiable situation we currently find ourselves.


It’s an obvious fact that Nigeria is sliding on all front. From economic slump to social imbalance, the experience in the last three and half years have leave left the people disappointed and troubled. That makes the upcoming elections decisive, as electorates would make a choice and the outcome of the poll would show the projection of the people for the future; either for restoration or prolonging their harrowing experience.

Almost four years ago, former President Goodluck Jonathan passed a strong message when he said “The choice before Nigerians in the coming elections is simple: A choice between going forward or going backwards; between the new ways and the old ways; between freedom and repression; between a record of visible achievements and beneficial reforms-and desperate power-seekers with empty promises.” However, only few took heed of the caution and as he had predicted, that choice made by the electorate reversed all the gains achieved by successive governments and throw the country off-balance in every indices of development.

Unemployment rate rose to a disturbing 23.10 percent under three and half years from a manageable 8.20 percent when president Buhari took charge. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigerians who have either lost their jobs or could not get job despite their qualifications, hovers around 21 million persons. This is one of the unfortunate consequences of the choice electorates made.

Even more challenging is the economy, which was one of the three focal campaign promises of Buhari. But the economy suffered indecisive management that plunged the country into recession in 2016– the second time in history since independence. From the inconsistent forex applications, which have snuffed life out of many businesses to the flagrant disregard for rule of law that have discouraged investments and led to a decline in FDI, the economy has endured turbulent circumstances under Buhari.

While Nigeria’s external debt stock rose from $10.32 billion in June 2015 to $22.08 billion in just three years, this huge borrowing failed to have any positive impact on the populace as the country overtook India as poverty capital of the world. According to a report by Brookings Institute, no fewer than 87 million Nigerians are battling extreme poverty, raising questions on the utilization of the debts incurred by the Buhari presidency, which grew by 114.05 percent.

Security is also a major concern in the last four years as Boko Haram attacks seem to have grown bolder that it now targets military installations, while bandit’s onslaught and Fulani herdsmen brutality have devastated people of Zamfara, Southern Kaduna, Katsina, Sokoto, Plateau and Benue states. Millions have deserted their homes and find an abode at Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) settlements, while economic and social activities in the troubled areas are either distorted or suspended.


Nigeria is in shamble and struggling to survive the glaring failures of the last three and half years. Trading blames, instead of taking responsibility left Nigeria in a precarious situation. Salvaging the sordid outlook of both the economic and social lapses that have plagued the country will require firm resolves and patriotic postures.

Casting the ballot is a civic responsibility but it must be exercised with caution so as not to reinforce failure. Whenever electorate surrendered their mandate to emotion, rather than capacity and verifiable indices, it implies they are complicit in the misgovernance that had plagued our country. They should blame themselves for the horrendous plights that the ruling elites melts on them.

Upcoming elections present us the right opportunity to discontinue our mistakes and ignore every deceit that orchestrated the disappointments and regrets of the last three and half years. Our votes should start a promising tomorrow and assurance of better well-being, not extend the pitiable situation that confronted the country. It should open up opportunities and get Nigerians back to work, not advance the idea that poverty is a virtue that citizens must gladly accept.

That is the essence of democracy and why it is preferred to any other form of government. Within our PVC rest our faith and that of the country as our choice will determine the future. As such, we must brace up and take a firm decision to correct the anomalies of the past. We should outsmart our oppressors by choosing our collective comforts and growths to their selfish attempt to further subjugate us. We should reject the fancy of stomach infrastuture and let our votes reflect our consciences.

February 16 is the day we should kickstart the recovery of the country from the current depressing state to a prosperous future. With our votes, we should make our stand known and we must not allow the fear of the establishment scare us away from embracing a choice that would not only represent our interests but get our country on the right track. As such, we should be firm to our choice and also mobilise friends and family to reject the elongation of docile leadership that have left Nigeria in a sordid situation.

This is not the time to succumb to cheap propaganda but we should look at the personality, antecedent, experience and backgrounds of those aspiring to govern us. So as to decipher their capacity and willingness to drive a country that works for all and not guided by nepotistic tendency. From every indices, PDP’s Atiku Abubakar, captured the anticipations and desires of people of Nigeria. He’s a unifier, with proven economic background and capacity to deliver on set goals.

His agenda which revolves around Getting Nigeria to Work Again place much premium on serving the people – the fulcrum on which his interest in the country’s top political office is based. Going through his policy document clearly revealed a man prepared for leadership as he had taken his time to appraise the issues bedevilling Nigeria and was able to come up with probable remedies to change the narratives that had impeded the growth and development of the country.

Atiku’s concise and unambiguous mission to return the country back to when it was working and keep our youthful population in gainful ventures is encouraging. There is no question about how much complacent the people have become over the years after seeing dreams and aspirations remaining unfulfilled. The situation is becoming increasingly unsustainable as the people wallowed in extreme poverty even as the armies of criminals grow by the day.

Without doubt, Atiku is offering a better deal that every eligible voter must consider well before casting their ballots. The suffering and indirection in the country must end and eligible voters holds that decision. Let’s make it happen by voting Atiku Abubakar as president.

Umurhohwo is a political analyst and strategist as well as a member of the PDP. He tweets from @stalyf

Reports indicate that the People's Democratic Party in Efon LGA has perfected plans to rig the Presidential and National Assembly elections in the Local Government Area. Insider sources revealed that the PDP leaders have successfully imported many hoodlums from Lagos to support their rigging project. The thugs are being deployed to the Villages in the Local Government Area where they are expected to implement the rigging plan.

Meanwhile, yesterday morning 14th of February 2019, PDP leaders in Efon led their thugs to attack the aged people in Efon who were gathered in Itamesi area of the town to receive medical care being provided by a team of health care professionals sponsored by Hon. Michael Opeyemi Bamidele. The PDP leaders which included Mr. Bobby Jeje, Gbenga Akanni and Lekan Akinyele (the PDP candidate for the State Assembly seat) and thugs came to the venue of the Free Health Programme armed with guns, machetes and other dangerous weapons and many of the old people who came to receive health care sustained serious injuries in the ensuing stampede.

The police officers in the Local Government Area were overwhelmed by the PDP thugs and reinforcements had to be brought in from the State Police Headquarters before peace could be restored to the town. Security agents have however established a surveillance operation in Efon in order to fish out the thugs and their sponsors.

SUBSISTING THUMP PRINTING OF BALLOTS BY APC AGENTS AT KETU,MILE 12 AND OTHER MARKETS
Various reliable sources have confirmed and corroborated that illegal thumb printing of ballots by the APC agents commenced since Sunday ,the 10th of February 2019,at ketu and Mile 12 markets amongst other markets in Lagos State under the control of the Iya Oloja ,the daughter of Ahmed Bola Tinubu
The leadership of the market associations have in the main resorted to the use of intimidation ,coercion and issuance of subtle threats to uncooperative market women/traders of losing their stalls and or have their leases revoked except they thumb print the ballots for the APC
The thumb printing is discreet and scheduled in batches.Some of the traders that have so far participated in the illicit exercise expressed they were compelled to do so in order to retain their shops/stalls.
The emergent development underscores the fact that the APC is working in tandem with the INEC ,as the later will factor these ballots into some of the undesignated voting centers deliberately created for such maneuvering
It’s important that this development be escalated and given the desired publicity as such act has the tendency of further checkmating the threat whilst PDP party agents infiltrate the markets as a counter move.

“Sounds like a very catchy nickname,” you may think to yourself? How did he get such a “cool” nickname? A nickname which brings up a vivid imagery of strength and sagacity? Let’s start off with the fact that Peter Obi has a no-nonsense-action-man-attitude when it comes to working for his people. Peter Obi, one of the leading politicians in the South-East, has shown sagacity in various ways he has navigated the political waters over the years.

All of his two tenures in the Anambra State Governorship, have been possible due to his strength and resilient attitude. Peter Gregory Obi in 2006, won a Governorship position but was later impeached controversially. Afterwards, he went to court and won.

As such, he became governor. When the first four years of the Ngige/Obi tenure expired, he went to court to get a judgement that he did not complete his own tenure. He won for the second time and was allowed to complete his tenure.

After that, he won a second tenure for himself. All of these controversy turned him into a strong people-oriented politician, because in all of this, he only had the people to fight for him. A lot of people mistake Peter the Rock, fondly called ‘Okwute’, as a stingy man, well, to many Nigerians who do not believe that a politician can win elections based on plans, policies and achievements, then Peter might be stingy.

However, what can be said of Peter is that he studied a lot of economics and finance and understands that what makes one rich is not how the money is made, but how it is spent. Peter Obi’s beliefs in cutting government wastage can be best exemplified by one of his most popular actions which was the sales of the Anambra governor’s lodge in Abuja, so he could fund education in Anambra.

This bold move was part of his many efforts to shift the state ranking from 28th to 1st in education, as rated by the UN. This shows Peter as a man who understands priorities and who stresses on the importance of saving money. In a recent interview, he was of the assertion that people ask them how they will get a lot of money to fund the plans and policies they have. He told them that he governed Anambra state for 8 years and he was able to ‘find that money’. Truly with Peter Obi when there’s a will there’s a way.

Another way that he has strove to find ‘the money’ to empower Anambra state, was to sell off the fleet of cars the governor had. He only retained two. Moving about town to settle matters like a regular man, no fuss, no hype.

He said that people were afraid for his life, but he told them that no one will kill him. And so, he was one of the few governors that could abruptly drive himself to a project site without sirens and inspect the work going on. In his weekly radio program as governor of Anambra State, he answered questions from people on the progress of projects the government was undertaking. He knew the status of every project in the state.

Has he changed? No. Peter the Rock as he is called, is not for simple adulations. It is because of his principled nature, which has faced a lot of challenges, but remained steadfast in all ramifications. He once stated that he only had a residential house in Onitsha and that EFCC should confiscate any house found in Lagos and Abuja in his name.

Till today, EFCC has not found a house belonging to Peter Obi in any other part of Nigeria, except from his hometown, Onitsha. What you get with an Atiku/Obi ticket is this invaluable experience, competence and a movement from policy formation to policy implementation. Peter the rock is a solid choice and a concrete addition to a winning team that will make for a better Nigeria.

Atiku’s PDP Lagos Rally; the Final Blow to Dictatorship

Despite being a workday, the PDP had their presidential rally at the Tafawa Balewa Square, a venue twice bigger than the Venue on which the APC held their presidential campaign rally in Lagos. The rally which was anchored on the joblessness and insecurity which the Buhari-led administration has brought upon Nigeria, enjoyed massive cheers from the attendees.

In the entourage was the PDP presidential candidate; Atiku Abubakar, his running mate, Mr. Peter Obi, the Director General of the PDP presidential campaign; Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, the National Chairman of the PDP; Prince Uche Secondus, the Governorship candidate of the PDP in Lagos; Mr. Jimi Agbaje and a lot of other dignitaries.

The various speakers hinted on the challenges the country has been facing under the Buhari administration, including insecurity, bad economy and job losses. The National Chairman of the PDP stated clearly that the PDP has uncovered plans by the APC to rig the election. He went on to state that the PDP will not allow that happen. He also further tasked the attendees to vote PDP and defend their votes.

The VP candidate of the PDP, Peter Obi solicited votes based on the pro-business manifesto of the Atiku candidacy. When Atiku Abubakar spoke, he reminded the people of his resolve to create jobs. He admonished the people of Lagos to vote him for the jobs and wealth he intends to create for the business hub of the nation. The crowd joyously dispersed after the national anthem. Attendees state that the traffic due to the campaign has led to a gridlock from Awolowo road up to Tafawa Balewa Square.

Enugu Guber Candidates endorse Gov. Ugwuanyi’s re-election

Ahead of the forthcoming governorship election, the coalition of governorship candidates of political parties in Enugu State has unanimously endorsed Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi for re-election “to complete the good work you have started in our state”.

Briefing newsmen during a solidarity visit to the Government House, Enugu, the candidates of different political parties, through their co-ordinator, Dr. Vicgenial C. Odumejemba of National Conscience Party (NCP), said that the endorsement was in recognition of the “sustainable security and peace in the state”.

The governorship candidates added that the decision was also taken based on Gov. Ugwuanyi’s “humane and down to earth dealings with issues without discrimination” and “prudent spending and refusal to embark on unnecessary loans as an economic expert and debt manager”.

They stated that the governor has been “carrying along all political parties in the state and running an all inclusive government”, saying: “The former Governors, Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani and Barr. Sullivan Chime served 8 years each and Rt. Hon. Dr. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi will be supported to serve 8 years as well”.

Dr. Odumejemba disclosed that “26 governorship candidates of political parties in Enugu State unanimously gave this endorsement”, adding that “we are provisionally 39 in number but about 19 of us are here for this briefing”.

Pledging to mobilize their teeming supporters to vote massively for Gov. Ugwuanyi, the candidates stressed: “We are committed to working together with the government to ensure peaceful election in the state. There will be no recruitment of thugs, no character assassination and hate speech which ruin our relationship. No buying or selling of votes and all our votes will go to Gov. Ugwuanyi”.

Other prominent candidates in the delegation, who were accompanied by Chief Adonys Igwe, the Director-General of Political Parties Strategic Forum, include, Hon. Frank Emeka Ugwu (ANDP); Hon. Engr. Chinedu Anuche (KOWA); Dr. Gerald Abonyi (Labour Party); Hon. Anthonia Nwobodo (A.C.D); Hon. Mrs. Ifeoma Nnoli Udeze (MPN); and Hon. Ibekwe Chukwuka Carly (GDPN), etc.

Truly, Enugu State is in the hands of God, and 2019 will surely end in Praise! #amokelouis

One of the numerous signature projects of Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi's administration in Enugu State - The state-of-the-art Opi-Nsukka dua carriageway.

Gburugburu till 2023...

Enugu State is truly in the hands of God!#amokelouis

Still on Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi's signature projects in Enugu State - The Milliken Hill road, Ngwo, Enugu North Local Government Area...

2019... It will surely end in Praise, for Enugu State is truly in the hands of God! #amokelouis