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ITS INDEED A DREAM COME THROUGH, A MONTH OF MIRACLE FOR THE PEOPLE OF IKWUANO LGA OF ABIA STATE AS THE GENERAL OVERSEER OF THE DEEPER LIFE BIBLE CHURCH PASTOR W.F KUMUYI IS SCHEDULED TO VISIT OBORO SECONDARY SCHOOL ON 30TH OF APRIL 2015 TO RELEASE HIS PROPHETIC SERMON AND BLESSINGS ON GODS OWN STATE.
COME ONE COME ALL

ALEX OTTI WE KNOW........THE ERA OF GOD FATHERISM IS OVA IN ABIA STATE
PUT YOUR COMMENT IF U SUPPORT THIS

ABIANS BE WISE

The journey to Aba from Port Harcourt was a
regrettably long one. It was meant to be less than
an hour but it had lasted for three hours and we
were yet to enter the city. The entry from the
Enugu-Port Harcourt-Expressway that cut through
Aba has become completely impassable. The
commercial-minded citizens had designed all
sorts of makeshift exits through which some of
the buses carrying commuters diverted to make
their journeys faster. Some young men
temporarily blocked the exits and demanded
money in return for allowing any of the buses
access. I saw mountainous heaps of used metals
probably from broken down engines and cars. It
was getting dark but I managed to figure out that
we were in Ala Ojii, a hustling hub that harbours
motor mechanics and spare parts dealers a few
kilometres to the main city.
A sudden heavy odour invaded our nostrils
possibly from the garbage dump and the centre of
the road. That is the way the city of Aba
welcomes her visitors – with a disgusting odour.
The second biggest commercial city in the South-
East of Nigeria is now a symbol of infrastructural
decay. All the major roads in Aba have broken
down. In some cases, you will literally swim to
move from one side of the city to another. My late
arrival into the city exposed to me that more than
half of Aba is in darkness. In fact, it was such a
harrowing and horrendous experience to realise
that I found myself there. With pockets of shanty
towns emerging in many parts of the city, to say
the town is insecure will be stating the obvious.
Drainage systems in the city are probably one of
the worst in the country. If it rains, then you either
get ready to swim or stay at home. Aba has been
abandoned. It is dirty, unhealthy and even deadly.
One writer, Henry Umahi, aptly described the city
as a gallery of decay and compared those who
reside in it to people held in perpetual bondage.
A few kilometres from Aba is the state capital,
Umuahia, where the state governor, Chief
Theodore Ahamefule Orji, known more by his
moniker Ochendo is holding sway. It is generally
believed that Orji’s leadership is the worst the
state has ever experienced since its creation.
However, his media aides disagree vehemently.
But whatever anyone can say, the state
government has invested heavily in propaganda
and billboards all over the state praising the
governor, ostensibly for presiding over the
impoverishment of Abians. Apart from the capital
city, there is very little development happening
elsewhere in Abia State including Ibeku, the
community where the governor hails from. Media
reports indicate that the son of the governor is
one of the biggest contractors in the state. In
addition, the state government reportedly imposed
arbitrary levies on the citizens to increase their
internally generated revenue without putting
anything back in return. On several occasions,
residents of Abia State have publicly demonstrated
against their governor. At the lying in state of the
late Dim Odimegwu Ojukwu, residents booed and
jeered at the governor and pelted sachets of water
at him.
Strikingly, beneath the governance decay is Abia
State symbolised by Aba, a bitter war is brewing
over who will succeed Orji as the next governor of
the state asThe incumbent is bent on imposing his stooge as his successor.
ABIANS HAVE DECIDED............APGA WE KNOW.....ALEX OTTI IS OUR MAN

The journey to Aba from Port Harcourt was a
regrettably long one. It was meant to be less than
an hour but it had lasted for three hours and we
were yet to enter the city. The entry from the
Enugu-Port Harcourt-Expressway that cut through
Aba has become completely impassable. The
commercial-minded citizens had designed all
sorts of makeshift exits through which some of
the buses carrying commuters diverted to make
their journeys faster. Some young men
temporarily blocked the exits and demanded
money in return for allowing any of the buses
access. I saw mountainous heaps of used metals
probably from broken down engines and cars. It
was getting dark but I managed to figure out that
we were in Ala Ojii, a hustling hub that harbours
motor mechanics and spare parts dealers a few
kilometres to the main city.
A sudden heavy odour invaded our nostrils
possibly from the garbage dump and the centre of
the road. That is the way the city of Aba
welcomes her visitors – with a disgusting odour.
The second biggest commercial city in the South-
East of Nigeria is now a symbol of infrastructural
decay. All the major roads in Aba have broken
down. In some cases, you will literally swim to
move from one side of the city to another. My late
arrival into the city exposed to me that more than
half of Aba is in darkness. In fact, it was such a
harrowing and horrendous experience to realise
that I found myself there. With pockets of shanty
towns emerging in many parts of the city, to say
the town is insecure will be stating the obvious.
Drainage systems in the city are probably one of
the worst in the country. If it rains, then you either
get ready to swim or stay at home. Aba has been
abandoned. It is dirty, unhealthy and even deadly.
One writer, Henry Umahi, aptly described the city
as a gallery of decay and compared those who
reside in it to people held in perpetual bondage.
A few kilometres from Aba is the state capital,
Umuahia, where the state governor, Chief
Theodore Ahamefule Orji, known more by his
moniker Ochendo is holding sway. It is generally
believed that Orji’s leadership is the worst the
state has ever experienced since its creation.
However, his media aides disagree vehemently.
But whatever anyone can say, the state
government has invested heavily in propaganda
and billboards all over the state praising the
governor, ostensibly for presiding over the
impoverishment of Abians. Apart from the capital
city, there is very little development happening
elsewhere in Abia State including Ibeku, the
community where the governor hails from. Media
reports indicate that the son of the governor is
one of the biggest contractors in the state. In
addition, the state government reportedly imposed
arbitrary levies on the citizens to increase their
internally generated revenue without putting
anything back in return. On several occasions,
residents of Abia State have publicly demonstrated
against their governor. At the lying in state of the
late Dim Odimegwu Ojukwu, residents booed and
jeered at the governor and pelted sachets of water
at him.
Strikingly, beneath the governance decay is Abia
State symbolised by Aba, a bitter war is brewing
over who will succeed Orji as the next governor of
the state asThe incumbent is bent on imposing his stooge as his successor.
ABIANS HAVE DECIDED............APGA WE KNOW.....ALEX OTTI IS OUR MAN

WHY ABIA ELECTORATES WILL UNANIMOUSLY
SUPPORT DR. ALEX OTTI OF APGA
January 24, 2015. \ Politics News. \ No Coments.
The political climate in Abia State has become
somewhat mixed with certainties and uncertainties,
in that the corporate attitude of the Abia people
vis-a-vis the oncoming gubernatorial election is
almost as clear as it is deceptive.
It is no longer news that the government of Abia
State under the leadership of Chief T. A. Orji
(Ochendo) is being run by his son- Mr. Chinedu
Orji, nicknamed 'Ikuku' or 'Ikuku Abia' (that is, 'the
Great Wind' or 'the Great Wind of Abia',
respectively).
One quality that one cannot deny about Ikuku is
that he knows how to handle and utilise political
power to achieve results; he is magnanimous
enough to buy your support with state resources
no matter your price but where that fails, he would
certainly get your loyalty by violent aggression. He
also possesses a snake-like knack that easily
enables him to deceitfully gain people's trust-
including those otherwise more clever than him-
and to cheaply use them to achieve his game plan.
A good example is how Ikuku Abia played the
kind-hearted oil mogul, Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah
(owner of Masters Energy Group) who was
apparently certain to become the Abia PDP guber
flagbearer and who relatively enjoyed mass support
from the Abia people; into purchasing over 2, 000
vehicles for distribution under the auspices of the
Ochendo Youth Empowerment Programme.
Knowing very well that he had no plan to 'give' Dr.
Ogah the PDP guber ticket, Ikuku Abia used Dr.
Ogah's resources to finance his grassroot structure
for his choice candidate by distributing the
vehicles to his political machinery and party
members, paving the way for the emergence of his
anointed loyalist- Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu.
Through this game plan, Ikuku Abia deactivated the
political plans of his father, consolidated his
position and swallowed up the entire Abia PDP
structure into his personal political empire. As
such, Ikuku has become a political Czar in Abia
State, as he has subsumed both the Abia State
government and the Abia PDP into his political
rulership. It was therefore a given- at least, in
principle- that whoever emerged as Ikuku's
candidate in PDP would automatically become the
Abia governor. This is because Abia State is a PDP
state with little or no opposition. The only
opposition is the scratchy resistance of Dr. Orji
Uzor Kalu who has been muscled out by the
Ochendo-Ikuku power bloc.
However, political realities on ground show that the
Abia masses are resolved to give the Ikuku-
powered Ikpeazu PDP guber ticket a surprise blow
at the oncoming election. Casual discussions with
Abia people on the streets of Aba and Umuahia as
well as rural markets in different parts of the state
show a mass resolve by the Abia people to
corporately resist the imposition of Ikpeazu on
them which the people see as another
dispensation of manifest political and economic
slavery, and further mass impoverishment of the
Abia people.
There is total disenchantment among Abians from
all works of life against the current political
structure put in place by former Governor Orji Uzor
Kalu in 1999, and sought to be elongated through
the candidature of Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu. The political
history of Abia State since 1999 has shown an
abysmal decline in governance from bad situations
to deeply worse headways. As Abians would say,
they graduated from the BAD government of
'MAMAcracy' (that is, government by the mother)
under Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu to a WORSE government
of 'SONocracy' (signifying government by the son)
under Chief T. A. Orji.
It is clear that Abians' insistence on the electoral
overthrow of the current PDP structure in Abia
State government at the forth-coming elections
stems from the people's belated realisation that
the ever-increasing decadence in the Abia State
government is a by-product of an officially
debased value system in Abia politics that has
earned deep-seated tolerance and prevalence by
and over the people: extravagant corruption and
mass looting, total absence of accountability,
politically complacent citizenry, a low-esteemed
civil service, a total lack of economic plan or
policy to drive development and create wealth, etc.
Abians are now aware that the solution to their
problem is not in the person occupying the guber
seat per se, but the political structure from which
such governor received his political mentorship or
tutoring. This explains why Abians jubilated when
Chief T.A. Orji severed ties with Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu
who was generally known to be corrupt, only to
discover sooner than later that OUK was indeed a
saint compared to the apparently humble Ochendo.
This quest for change has turned Alex Otti of the
All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) to a
political idol among Abia people.
Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu has openly presented his
manifesto to Abians in different campaign fora that
he shall 'continue to maintain the developmental
strides of Governor T. A. Orji in healthcare,
education, infrastructure development, youth
empowerment', etc. The question is, what are
these developmental strides that the Abia PDP
guber candidate has promised to maintain and
sustain?
Most Abia workers are being owed as much as
seven months salaries; for example, staff of the
Abia Health Management Board, the Abia State
University Teaching Hospital (ABSUTH) and the
entire health sector in the state, staff of ASUBEB
(Abia State Universal Basic Education Board), Abia
Newspapers and BCA (Broadcasting Corporation of
Abia State), etc are all being owed seven months
arrears of salaries. Abia State University (ABSU)
and Abia Polytechnic lecturers, primary and
secondary school teachers in the state, are being
owed between three and four months salaries.
Currently, primary and secondary schools in the
state are on strike. Other workers being owed
include Civil Service and Local Government
Service Commissions.
It is also noteworthy that there has never been any
local government election in Abia State for the
eight years of Ochendo's reign as Abia governor.
The local government allocations are under the
governor and his son's direct control, as Ikuku has
kept appointing transition chairmen to head the
local government councils till date. Even
pensioners are being owed pension arrears for
about three months. The shocking thing is that the
Ikuku-Ikpeazu structure still have the moral
boldness to tell these suffering Abia workers and
pensioners to vote them into power. It is therefore
not surprising that civil servants in the state are
fearlessly vocal in their support for APGA's Alex
Otti whom the people see as representing the kind
of leadership that a post-Ochendo Abia State
should have, in order to rewrite the pitiable political
and economic history of the state.
Traders and market people have taken the Otti
guber campaign as their personal responsibility to
oust the Ochendo-Ikuku-Ikpeazu structure from
power. In December 2014 when Ikpeazu went to
Aba to address Aba traders to support his PDP
guber ticket, the traders mobbed him, hauling
stones and sachet water on him and his
entourage. It took the strong intervention of the
mobile police and military personnel which
accompanied him to smuggle him back into his
vehicle and ensured his escape from the crowd.
Many of the windscreens of the cars in Ikpeazu's
entourage were damaged by the Aba traders. In
Aba, it is a personal risk to publicly show support
to Ikpeazu in beer parlours, markets, and even
government offices. The traders formally expressed
their antagonism to Ikpeazu for vowing in different
fora to 'maintain the developmental strides of
Governor T. A. Orji in Aba' in the area of
infrastructure; the people felt insulted. In Aba, the
truth is that there is no poor infrastructure; what is
on ground is a total absence of it.
Youths and students in the state dislike Ikpeazu
with passion. A few casual discussions on the
streets of Umuahia and Aba or in beer parlours or
other gatherings will easily convince every
doubters of this article about its veracity. Upon
assuming office, Ochendo immediately abolished
the free education in primary and secondary
schools initiated by Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu in his eight-
year reign and introduced exorbitant school fees.
He also increased ABSU school fees from about
N30, 000 to N120, 000. Economic policies to
create jobs do not exist in the government's
calendar. A common instance is the governor's
firm promise in 2007 to put Golden Guinea
Breweries Ltd. and the Modern Ceramic Industry
(both in Umuahia) back to function in order to
create jobs for the youths. Eight year after, those
companies still lies totally comatose.
As if the Abia PDP government has not punished
the people enough, the Ochendo- Ikpeazu structure
abolished the Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu Free Medical
Scheme without provision of alternative grassroot
healthcare system such as the establishment of
viable health centres within the state.
These foregoing are the developmental strides
which Dr. Ikpeazu has prides himself before Abia
people to sustain. Expectedly, they explain why the
people now want a tested hand in leadership who
has made his mark, and who has not passed
through the political mentorship of Ochendo, OUK
or Ikuku to become their next governor. Abians
want a leader that can create wealth for the state.
They want a tested hand who has built and
sustained systems; a wealthy man whose wealth
is openly known to have come from lawful sources
outside politics. Abians want a man with the ability
to spot talents and capable of assembling a
formidable team to put Abia State back on track.
They want a man who has the aura, ideas and
exposure to attract investors into Abia State to
rebuild dead industries and build new ones; a man
that will economically revolutionalise Abia and
create multiple employment opportunities for its
teeming jobless youths. Abians want a governor
who will industrialize Aba and redeem it from the
current environmental and infrastructural decay;
they need functional rural roads to promote
farming and encourage large scale agriculture.
Abians want a governor who will promptly pay
workers' salaries and improve their working
conditions, a governor who will create a structure
where commerce will thrive. Abians want a
governor who will drastically upgrade the already
dilapidated education and health sectors in the
state. Abians want a total change from the old
order that has produced the leadership of the state
since 1999. Above all, Abians want a man of
integrity as their next governor. These are some of
the responses one receives from Abia people on
the streets, in the markets, churches, offices and
other gatherings.
No wonder the political pendulum amongst the
Abia masses heavily tilts in favour of APGA and not
PDP. A casual consideration of the foregoing
responses from Abia people easily explains why
Otti's candidature is overwhelmingly accepted by
the Abia people.
Apart from the fact that Dr. Ikpeazu is a political
student of Ikuku's mentorship, the people have
questioned the political and performance
credentials of Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu vis-a-vis Dr.
Alex Otti. Dr. Ikpeazu's first known involvement in
partisan politics was when he was appointed the
Special Adviser to Governor T. A. Orji on
Environment and Sanitation. He was subsequently
made the General Manager of the Abia State
Passengers Integrated Manifest and Safety Scheme
(ASPIMS) by Ikuku on whose structure Ikpeazu
plies his political trade. Dr. Ikpeazu was used by
Ikuku to groom an army of formidable political
thugs through the former's direct contact with
motor park touts alias 'agberos' whom they now
seek to use as their workforce to rig themselves
back into power. While thousands of Abia civil
servants and pensioners were being owed many
months' salaries and pensions, Ikpeazu used Abia
State internally generated revenue (IGR) to
empower and enrich his motor park squad by the
formation of several task forces whereby these
touts stupendously feed on Abia motorists and
vehicle owners
Governance is about managing human and other
resources to yield wealth. In the private sector, Otti
has proven himself as someone with exceptional
skills in managing persons and systems to yield
maximal productivity. Suffice it to add that contrary
to the weak campaign jab of Ikuku that Alex Otti
only knows how to manage money but not
humans, managing a bank into limelight poses a
far greater challenge than managing or grooming a
culturally homogeneous entity like Abia State.
Money doesn't manage itself. Humans manage
money; humans also constitute resources that are
managed for profitability. In the same vein, state
governance is about resources management and
Otti has shown proven pedigree to rescue Abia
from the mess that Ochendo and co have plunged
the state into, and which the same structure wants
to sustain with the imposition of Dr. Ikpeazu on the
Abia people. Furthermore, Otti's entrenched
character to reward service over years cannot
change overnight if he becomes governor but
would greatly benefit Abia workers in the area of
prompt payment of salaries and enhancement of
the general working conditions of civil servants in
the state. More importantly, Otti will introduce into
Abia governance the much needed character of
accountability which is totally absent in the current
Abia government, and overthrow the deep-seated
corruption and mass looting that have thrived in
the system since 1999.
It is for these considerations that Abians Without
Sentiments (AWS), a non-partisan political
organisation solely interested in the enthronement
of good governance in Abia State, joins other
Abians to adopt and support Dr. Alex Otti of APGA
to be the next governor of Abia State. We
encourage all Abians not to miss this golden
opportunity to install Dr. Alex Otti as Abia State
governor to lead Abia people to their promised
land.
God bless Abia State!

LESS THAN EIGHT DAYS TO THE GUBERNUTORIAL ELECTIONS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, THE STAGE IS SET AGAIN FOR ABIANS TO MAKE A CHOICE OF EITHER VOTING THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE AND THE ONLY HOPE OF ABIA FREEDOM OR VOTE FOR ABIANS SYMBOL OF POLITICAL BONDAGE AND ECONOMIC BRIGANDAGE.
THERE IS NO GAIN SAYING THE FACT THAT ABIANS HAVE INDEED FALLING VICTIM TO A VISIONLESS GOVERNMENT THAT DERIVES PLEASURE IN IMPOSING 'NEVER DO WELL' AND THUGS ON ABIANS. A CLOSE WORK TO ABA THE SUPPOSED COMMERCIAL NERVE CENTER OF ABIA STATE LEAVES ONE WONDERING THE SCORE CARD OF A SELF ACCLAIMED ABIA STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DEPUTY DIRECTOR (ASEPA).
FELLOW CITIZENS, A GOVERNMENT THAT DOES NOT CONSIDER THE PAYMENT OF ITS WORKERS SALARY AS A WORTHY VENTURE IS WORST THAN THE BIBLICAL NEBUCHADNEZZAR AND MUST BE VOTED OUT.LITTLE WONDER PDP LOST THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
THE TIME FOR ABIANS TO RECLAIM THEIR LOST GLORY IS NOW.....THIS IS A TIME FOR ABIANS TO BUILD ON THE FOUNDATIONS OF LATE ODUMEGWU OJUKWU.....LET US COME OUT EN MASSE AND SUPPORT OUR BROTHER AND THE MESSIAH OF OUR TIME DR ALEX OTTI TO SALVAGE AND DELIVER US FROM THE HEAVY PANGS OF OCHENDO AND HIS COHORTS
GOD BLESS ABIA STATE
LONG LIVE MY GOOD PEOPLE OF ABIA STATE

Results from AHIEKE NDUME WARD YESTERDAY ARE AS FOLLOWS:
PRESIDENCY
PDP 157
APC 6
AD 1
ACNP 1
VOID 8

SENATE
PDP 88
APGA 66
APC 1
VOID 3

HOUSE OF REP
PDP 79
APGA80
APC 3
VOID 3

mehn i scored 254 cant wait.....uni ibadan econs

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I DEEPLY APPRECIATE U ALL FOR YOUR CONCERN.REPORTS REACHING ME HAVE IT THAT NUC WILL BE COMING FOR RESOURCE VERIFICATION BY JANUARY........PLS FOR THOSE THAT HV IDEA OF THIS NUC STUFF.....WHAT DOES IT IMPLY?
FOR YOUR INFO.... MY SCHOOL IS A FEDERAL UNIVERSITY........
I WAS JUST A VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCE

THIS IS THE LETTER FROM NYSC AUTHENTICATING MY STORY

I am ANYANWU BRIGHT C. A graduate of accounting from MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE UMUDIKE WITH THE NYSC STATE CODE NUMBER LA/14C/0087. Deployed TO LAGOS STATE.

Having done all registrations AT THE IYANA IPAJA ORIENTATION NYSC CAMP IN LAGOS, and collected my kit from the PLATOON 7 OFFICER, my joy knew no bound as i put a call to my parents and siblings informing them that I am now a "CORPER".....It was indeed a great day as we all washed and ironed our khaki in readiness of the swearing in ceremony scheduled to hold on MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER , 2014.
On that fateful Friday, little did i know that the tradional lecture by the Oba of ifako Kingdom will be the last activity i will witness as a BATCH C 14 CORP MEMBER...

At exactly 7PM at the close of parade activities that fateful day, I received a phone call from an unknow number, only to be informed that my attention was needed urgently at the CAMP SECRETARIAT. I quickly left my band group and went to the secretariat only to see other colleaugues of mine FROM MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE UMUDIKE sweating profusely like Christmas goats....

WE WERE TOLD THAT OUR COURSE LOST ACCREDITATION AND HENCE WE WERE TO BE DECAMPED.
Before i could say jack, my khaki and other kits were collected from me and an army hilux van moved us out of the camp and dropped us along Ikeja bustop.......

I CHECKED THE TIME ON MY WATCH AND IT WAS 9PM.....

WE STARTED PUTING CALLS TO OUR SCHOOL BUT ALL WE GOT WAS THAT WE WILL BE REMOBILISED BY BATCH A 2015.

FELLOW NAIRALANDERS, I FEEL SOO SAD AND TEARS CANT ALLOW ME WRITE MY STORY FUTHER ...PLEASE WHAT DO I DO?..... EVERYONE HAS LOST HOPES ON ME AND I FEEL SO CURSED.......DO I STAND A CHANCE OF SERVING AGAIN?....PLEASE ADVICE ME.....AND PLEASE MODERATOR MOVE THIS STORY TO FRONTPAGE AND POSSIBLY LET IT GET TO MEDIA HOUSES I BELIEVE THAT WILL MAKE MY SCHOOL RISE UP TO THE CHALLENGE OF GETTING THE PROGRAMS INVOLVED ACCREDITED AND SAVE THE FUTURE OF THOSE COMING BEHIND ME.

AS I SPEAK NOW OTHER STATES HAVE STARTED DEMOBILISING OUR STUDENTS WHO READ BANKING AND FINANCE, MARKETING AND ACCOUNTING.

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