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Renowned oil magnet, Prince Arthur Eze, yesterday, announced his support for the second term bids of President Muhammandu Buhari and Ebonyi State Governor, Chief David Umahi. To that end, he announced the donation of N1 billion to Governor Umahi to enable him fund his re-election bid. He also donated N250 million to the traditional rulers in the state. First largess of N50 million was given the monarchs at Abaomege community in Onicha Local Government Area, where he flagged off the construction of overhead bridge and later, announced N200 million at Akanu Ibiam International Conference Centre, Abakaliki. READ ALSO: Imo guber: Okorocha hints of son-in-law’s defection Eze, an engineer, who was recently appointed the chancellor of Ebonyi State University, was also in the state to perform the groundbreaking for the construction of New Cruise Housing Estate in Abakaliki. He lauded Umahi for his developmental strides in the state even as he urged the people to support him for second term. “Ebonyi State is looking beautiful now. There is no state in the South East that is like Ebonyi State now. It has the best roads.”
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Abuja and Lagos are the cities most people want to reside in. It’s no surprise as Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital, is noted as one of the most developed cities in the country with good road networks and infrastructures, high level of business activities coupled with the best spots for having fun. The most populous city, Lagos, is not left out either, with first class business affiliations, multinational companies and a good number of tall buildings and skyscrapers, it’s quite easy for one to fall in love with these places and decide to make it a home. However, the cost of living in said cities often comes at a high price. All hope is not lost, however, because as time goes on more cities in Nigeria are blossoming, not only do these cities offer a myriad of opportunities for investments with decent paychecks, they also offer a laidback lifestyle, great spots for unwinding plus and finally, the most exciting part–low cost of living. Below 5 Cities in Nigeria With Low Cost of Living: 1. Ibadan Ibadan is not only known as a peaceful city but is a better place to reside, in comparison to the cost of living in other major cities. Modern facilities can be found there, plus old buildings with stories to tell, making the city have a unique mix of modern and conservative. Low cost of housing, vibrant fun life, tourist destinations, cheap transportation amongst others can all be found in Ibadan. 2. Ikot Ekpene When it comes to cheap living don’t joke with Ikot Ekpene which is located in Akwa Ibom State. The city is well-known for commercial activities as it’s the regional center of commerce. Notable exports of palm products and ground crops come quite cheap plus housing is affordable, transportation is accessible and inexpensive, including beautiful sceneries. 3. Ilorin Ilorin may not be on a lot of people’s radar but is definitely a good place to reside. The city is blessed with remarkable natural resources, tourist attractions, great educational facilities, and health facilities. Several companies have advanced because of the endless business culture which makes it an illustrious city for investors and entrepreneurs. Standard of living in this city is very affordable as it offers numerous ways to live economically. 4. Ile Ife Ile Ife is a very interesting city with many cultural sights and abundant food, plus the adventure it offers is exciting. Ile Ife is located at Osun State and is home to one of Africa’s largest ethnolinguistic groups, also famous for the Natural History Museum of Nigeria and the Obafemi Awolowo University. The cost of living in this city is very affordable. 5. Ikom Ikom is a small town that’s far more expansive and modern compared to some other cities in Nigeria. It’s lively to some certain extent and way cheaper too. Modern development has begun in the city and one could enjoy some of the beautiful tourist sites the city has to offer – Afi rain forest, Ikom beach, and Agbokim waterfall are all situated there plus the Obudu cattle ranch resort is not far from the town either. From food to peaceful environment to low cost of housing, the town has it all.
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A 28-year-old man, Mr. Izuchukwu Okafor, popularly known as small, from Ukwukwa village in Azia of Anambra state, Thursday, said that him and other of his gang members did not plan to murder Reverend. Father Cyriacus Onunkwo. Okafor claimed that he was second in command and that a policeman, Ex Corporal, Jude Madu, organized the operation. Speaking to Vanguard, he said: “I don’t know he will die. We covered the nose of the catholic priest that was why died. We saw him on the road and we did not know he was a Reverend Father and we kidnapped him. I was not the owner of the vehicle used in kidnapping the Catholic priest. “I was not the person who led the gang, it was a policeman. When we got to the junction, he asked us to stop in the front of the Catholic priest Toyota Corrola, and he asked the priest to come down and that he was under arrest. “I want to tell you that it was Jude Madu that requested that I should get a car and that we were going to somewhere. He did not tell me where we were going.”
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Arsene Wenger has confirmed that Arsenal have
signed Germany defender Shkodran Mustafi and
Spanish striker Lucas Perez.
The pair are set to cost Arsenal around £52m - taking
the club's summer spending to almost £100m - and
Wenger says he expects no more transfers before
Wednesday's deadline.
"We have bought two players, Mustafi and Perez. We
had to work very hard to get signings done," he said.
"We have no plans for anyone else now."
Match of the Day pundit Ruud Gullit seemed
unimpressed at the Gunners making the signings "so
late" in the window.
"Everybody has already bought their main players.
Arsenal did this with Per Mertesacker a few years
ago," he said.
"We need to see how these players cope in the
Premier League. How will they adapt? It will take
some time."
Former Everton centre-back Mustafi, 24, is set to sign
a five-year contract from Valencia, for a fee in excess
of £35m.
Arsenal had already agreed to meet a 20m euro
(£17.1m) clause to sign Deportivo La Coruna forward
Perez, 27, who scored 17 goals in 37 games last
season.
They have already added midfielders Granit Xhaka
and Kelechi Nwakali, defender Rob Holding and
forward Takuma Asano, 21, to their squad.
Everton were closing in on Perez before Arsenal
declared their interest.
Japanese striker Asano, who joined from Sanfrecce
Hiroshima in July, will join Bundesliga side Stuttgart
on a season-long loan. |
This hilarious picture pose in which a girl was snapped
sitting on the back of a leaning friend has been trending on
Facebook with hilarious comments.
Nigerians could be extremely creative with picture poses
which is evident in this image assumed to be taken in a
village setting.
One question that strikes the mind of every viewer is why a
human being will risk her spinal cord for a picture.
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