ANAMBRA STATE continues

Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce a self made billionaire and the highest private employer in Anambra state, NICHOLAS UKACHUKWU. Tne chairman and CEO of Snecou Group of companies. ( http://snecougroup.com/subsidiaries-princeandprincess.html )



HON. C.N UKACHUKWU PROFILE

It is often said that world stands apart for those who know where they are going . Thus it has been for this diligent ,intelligent and highly patriotic Nigerian was pregnant with sole vision of providing houses for all Nigerians irrespective of their status ,standing in life or pedigree in fairness ,caution must be considered in the cause of revealing the crowded list of achievement of this great Nigerian leader. Hard work loyalty ,philanthropic commitments and dedication to duty and vision especially providing homes for all Nigerians.

He is a corporate giant highly respected in the Real estate sector,Extremely gifted articulated vision driven. intellectually engaging purposeful ,self motivated and compulsive visionary that is affecting many lves in Nigeria and world beyond.

Hon. C.N Ukachukwu is an embodiment of audacity of hope which is captured as follows:

1.i. The hope a rejected confused man dwelling under the bridge with no hope of getting his own.
2.ii. The hope of the poor or averaged salary earner in Nigeria who believes that they will forever feed under the roof of a retched landlord
3.iii. The hope of poor widow in our society .
One may ask who is the veriable and patriotic Nigerian endowed with a god public imager,great zest and commitment at providing affordable accommodation for teeming Nigerian population.

Hon. C.N Ukachukwu is a wise observer of human condition ,a figure who possesses perseverance that has flashes of grandeur .

Fifty years ago a dynamic and remittable leader was born in Osumenyi ,Nnewi South Local government area of Anambara state .From that time he has had the blessings of God ,now climbing the ladder of success with a midas touch.

Prince C.N Ukachukwu has always been a man of positive multilateral parts extremely sound and vision driven .He started his formal education at Omigwe primary school ,Osumenyi Nnewi South (FSLC),he later gained admission into Dennis Grammer school ,excelling with top grades in all his subjects ,he subsequently moved to higher academic ladder bagging a diploma and certificate in business administration from the university of Calabar.

A Cursory glance at Prince C.N Ukachukwu will reveal not only an embodiment of good conduct but also a distinguished Nigerian .He has left in the sand of time for generation to come ,indelible giant , successful politician and evangelist of God .

He was the former Igbo representative for AMAC/BWARI Federal constituency Abuja .He has been chairman of different committees in Federal Para status.

Prince C.N Ukachukwu ‘s company Prince and Princess properties has developed averagely 2000 housing units for Nigerians at Abuja metropolis

POLITICAL POSITIONS HELD IN THE PAST

•Hon. Member House of Representatives AMAC/BWARI federal constituency.
•Chairman House of Representative committee on Federal Capital territory
•Chairman House of Reps Committee on Oil and Gas.

OCCUPATION

Businessman, Politician, Industrialist, and Estate Developer.

Companies

•Prince & Princess Properties Limited.
In line with monetization policy, and in collaboration with FCT and Federal Government, Prince and Princess Properties Limited built 1750 housing units in Abuja which are fully occupied.

•Niccus Industries Limited.
The company is a manufacturing Concern and has over 12 product lines, some of which include the following. Can and Juice Processing Ladies sanitary towels. Baby Diapers. Pencils. Medicated, Antiseptic, Toilet and Bar Soap. Plastic bottles and bottled water. Instant Noodles. Jute sack and Ghana must go bags. Converted papers and cartons. Polythene, shopping and packing bags. Niccus Industries Limited is located at Nkpor junction Onitsha. With a direct employment capacity of 6000 persons and indirect labour of 1000 persons, also the company has a positive and strong community relations initiative which has changed the immediate environment of the community where the industry / factory is located and a very strong economic boost of the community.

•Riok International Company limited.
The company is also into Roads, Bridges, Culverts and other Heavy civil engineering works.

•Phil-Tech Oil and Gas Services Limited.
Provides various services ranging from Marketing of Oil and Gas to Supply of vehicles.

•P & P Construction Limited
The outfit is into road, bridges and culvert construction.

•Henry & Nick Associates Limited.
Professionals in Medical Equipment installation and supplies.

•Integrated Royal Oil and Gas Limited.
The company is into oil prospecting.

•Prince & Princess Pharmaceutical Company Limited
The company is located in Abuja and is into marketing of drugs.

•Prince & Princess Savings and Loans Limited.
The company is involved in Mortgage financing.
He is also Board Chairman of:

Royal Trust Fund (PFA).

British Nigeria Academy, International School, Abuja.

PHILANTROPHISM

SCHOLARSHIPS:
About 125 students are on his scholarship payroll ranging from secondary to tertiary institutions.

EMPLOYMENT:
He has provided permanent employment for over 25,000 persons. He has also provided temporary jobs (contracts) for over 20,000 persons.

SUPPORT:
He has empowered over 80 youths financially, by upgrading their trading status. He has assisted and encouraged widows by building houses for them and giving them monthly feeding allowances. He founded Prince C.N Ukachukwu International Outreach Ministries to rehabilitate and reform stray youths, touching lives and saving souls.

SPECIAL SKILLS:

•Ability to manage Turnkey Projects
•Ability to harmonize Materials and Human Resources/appraisal of unique qualities.
•Ability to negotiate group interest.
•Ability to mobilize Grass root support.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS MEMBERSHIP


Member, International Institute of unipolarism and hegemony.

Fellow of Royal League of Buckingham

Fellow of Royal Dutch Institute.


AWARDS EXCELLENCE.

•National achievement award by Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
•Award as Eastern Ambassador in the house of representative by Anambra State Counselors forum
•Recognition of Exceptional Achievement Award by the state of Ohio.
•Award by Entrepreneurial and Merchantalistic Excellence by World Trade Organization.
•National merit Award by Federal Road safety commission.
•Gold Honors Award by Northern Federation of Osumenyi Town Assembly.
•Grand Star Friend by St Andrew’s Anglican Church.
•Merit award by Scripture Union Nigeria
•Lions Award of excellence by the students union government University of Nigeria, Enugu campus.
•The Giant by Students Union Government Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State.
•Millennium Estate Developer Cum Industrialist Award, Federal Polytechnic Oko Alumni Association.
•Fellow of Chaplains Corps, Divine Institute of Chaplaincy Corps Int’l Inc.
•NUJ Man of the year award. ( 2006)
•House of Representatives United States of America.
TRADITIONAL TITLES HELD

•Mmaejigbuagu of Igboland.
•Owelle of Osumeyi
•Ikukuoma of Ezinifite
•Ebube Agu of Awka
•SarikinYakin Jiwa
•Sarduanar Shere
PATRON OF THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS

Patron South East Cacaus (AMAC)

Patron of Police Community Relations

Patron of Police Community Relations

South East Asia front on Globalization

Patron of Amnesty International

Grand Patron South East Students Union

Grand Patron National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS)

Grand Patron South East Students Union

Grand Patron South East People’s Assembly

PROFILE SUMMERY

Ukachukwu is a Patron of South East Cacaus (A.M.AC), Patron of South East Asia Front on Globalization, Patron Police Community Relations, Patron of Amnesty International, Grand Patron National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS), Grand Patron South East Students Union, Grand Patron South East Peoples Assembly, Grand Patron Nigerian Youth Organization Nnewi South. He enjoys Philanthropy, Reading Christian Books, Evangelism and Traveling; he is widely traveled both on business and evangelic purposes locally and internationally. Prince Ukachukwu Prince Chukwujekwu Nicholas has touched so many lives in his immediate community, Nation and the World at large, through his scholarship awards, especially to the less privileged, housing development schemes, job creation and provision of basic infrastructure and economic empowerment for widows. He has helped in redirecting the energies of the youths into meaningful activities by affording them the opportunities to be educated and gainfully employed. His philanthropic disposition is something to admire. Prince Ukachukwu is the founder of Prince C.N Ukachukwu Outreach Ministries International, for touching lives, saving souls, a devout evangelist spreading the word of God, with an ultra modern camping facility at Kwali, Abuja, called ALONE WITH GOD, for spiritual upliftment and edification.
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ANAMBRA STATE continues . . . . . . .

Well the incumbent governor of Anambra state is not a lilliputian amongst his people. So folks, let me introduce Governor PETER OBI  (okwute )




Mr Peter Obi's Resume

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED:

•Christ the King College, Onitsha (W.A.S.C.)
•University of Nigeria, Nsukka, (B.A. Philosophy)
•Lagos Business School, Nigeria (Chief Executive Program)
•Harvard Business School, Boston, U.S.A. (Mid to Mid Marketing)
•London School of Economics “L.S.E” (Financial Mgt./Business Policy)
•Columbia Business School, New York U.S.A. (Marketing Management)
•Kellogg Graduate School of Management U.S.A. (Advanced Exec. Prog.)
•Institute for Management Dev. (IMD), Switzerland (Snr. Executive Forum)


PRESENT AND PAST POSITIONS

•GOVERNOR:                   ANAMBRA STATE OF NIGERIA
•FORMER CHAIRMAN:     FIDELITY BANK PLC
•FORMER CHAIRMAN:     GUARDIAN EXPRESS MORTGAGE BANK LTD
•FORMER DIRECTOR:       GUARDIAN EXPRESS BANK PLC
•FORMER CHAIRMAN:      FUTURE VIEW SECURITIES LIMITED
•FORMER CHAIRMAN:      PAYMASTER NIGERIA LIMITED
•FORMER CHAIRMAN:      NEXT INTERNATIONAL (NIGERIA) LTD
•FORMER DIRECTOR:       CHAMS NIGERIA LIMITED
•FORMER CHAIRMAN:      DATACORP LIMITED
•FORMER DIRECTOR:       CARD CENTRE LIMITED

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION/ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIP:

•Member – Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG)
•Member – Nigerian Chartered Institute of Bankers
•Member – Common Wealth Business Council (CBC)
•Member – West African Business Committee (WABC)
•Member – British Institute of Directors (IOD)
•Member – British Nigerian Business Council (BNBC)
•Member – Nigerian South African Chamber of Commerce (NSACC)

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PROF PETER NWANGWU.


Peter Nwangwu was born in Peter Nwangwu was born in Umuahia, Abia State, Nigeria, to Igbo parents from Anambra State. He received his high-school education from the Anglican Grammar School, Umuahia, and Methodist College, Uzuakoli, where he became the pioneer recipient of the Best Student of the Year award in 1970. In January 1972, Nwangwu came to the United States for his college education at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. He placed out of many courses by challenge exams, and was elected into the university’s honour roll beginning from his first year, and also into the national scholastic honour society, Phi Eta Sigma, the exclusive academic honorary for selected men in American universities. Nwangwu was an extremely focused and intelligent student. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln in May 1974, after two years of undergraduate studies, and a master’s degree from the department of Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy and the Department of Pharmacodynamics and Toxicology in 1976. His doctoral training at the University of Nebraska Medical Center was in combined medical sciences, with special focus on Pharmacology, which he pursued together with the professional doctor of pharmacy degree. He made history when he became the first student at the university to earn the Pharm.D. and Ph.D. degrees simultaneously. He has advanced training, degree, and productive research experience in every area of pharmacy.
e accepted a position as Director of Clinical Research and Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology at Florida A ? M University in 1979. In 1981 he was appointed Associate Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology at St. John’s University in New York. He joined the world headquarters of multibillion dollar multinational drug manufacturing company, Ayerst Laboratories, in Manhattan New York as Clinical Research Monitor in 1983. He started the first pharmaceutical manufacturing company owned by a black man in the United States, and served on the board of directors of several companies in the U.S. He has been nominated three different times as candidate to serve as President of three universities in the United States: University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Alabama A ? M University, and Albany State University, Albany, Georgia.

Nwangwu lived a very productive professional life in the United States for 34 years before returning to Nigeria, recently, to contribute to development of Nigeria. In a reference book, “The Nigerian-Americans”, published in America by Greenwood Press, authoured by Professor Ogbaa, Peter Nwangwu, along with Haakeem Olajuwon and Phillip Emeagwali were among the twelve Nigerians who were selected and documented as Nigerians who have made the greatest positive impact and contributions to the American society. He is an outstanding and very accomplished pharmacist, medical scientist, inventor, educator, and entrepreneur. Specific examples of meritorious research productivity, and significant inventions in the field of Medicine, Pharmacy, and Pharmaceutical Research and Development by Professor Nwangwu include:

»Invented a new technique for screening antiarryhythmic drugs which received worldwide acceptance and became popular worldwide; the technique is still used in several pharmaceutical companies and pharmacology laboratories as a standard screening technique for antiarrhythmic drugs, “A rapid in vivo Technique for Preliminary screening of Antiarrhythmic Agents in Mice” Arch. Int. Pharmacodyn Therap. 229, 219 (1977).

» Developed and characterized seven new antiarrythmic drugs which are protected by U.S. patents. Relevant research publications in major world scientific literature by Professor Nwangwu on the discovery of these seven new drugs include: J. Pharm. Pharmacol 46, 301 (1979); Toxicology 16, 73 (1980); Current Therapeutic Research 29: 416 (1981); J. Cardiovasc Pharmacol 4, 124 (1982); Current Therapeutic Research 30, 479 (1981); J. Med. Chem. 22, 110 (1979).

» Invented a new technique for identification of time of Myocardial Infarction Employing TC-99 pyrophosphate, Current Therapeutic Research 30: 122 (1981).

» Documented and published the first in vivo murine ventricular tachycardia in a single surface electrocardiogram lead, which has become a relevant murine model of human cardiomyopathy for significant studies in cardiovascular disease worldwide. As the first Medical Scientist in the world to discover and publish in vivo murine ventricular tachycardia in a single surface electrocardiogram lead, Professor Nwangwu is widely quoted by Medical Scientists worldwide who employ his original research technique and breakthrough as a murine model of human cardiomyopathy for studies in cardiovascular disease worldwide, including scientists at Harvard medical school and other Ivy league schools.

Professionally, Professor Nwangwu is an outstanding educator, pharmacist and pharmaceutical research scientist who has been ranked among the top ten most educated pharmacists in the world. He was the third person in the United States to receive the dual Pharm.D. and Ph.D. terminal degrees, and is the first Nigerian, and the only pharmacist in Nigeria with the two terminal degrees in professional pharmacy practice (Pharm.D) and research/academic pharmacy (Ph.D). Nwangwu has over 30 years experience in pharmaceutical research and development, including 15 years as President, CEO, and Chairman of the Board of a pharmaceutical manufacturing company in the United States, Ebony Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Inc. He has very strong food and drug regulatory experience, including serving for many years as a member of the technical and drug regulatory committee of the National Pharmaceutical Alliance, Washington, D.C. He has extensive experience with United States Food and Drug Administration. His book, “Concepts and Strategies in New Drug Development,” is used in pharmaceutical industries worldwide, and as a textbook in some Clinical Pharmacology post graduate training programmes in U.S. universities. The publisher of the book, Praeger Publishers, New York, described it as their best seller in New Drug Development in the United States, Canada, and Europe. Nwangwu has served on the editorial board of four different reputable International Journals in pharmaceutical research. He is a potent fund raiser, and has extensive experience and the necessary contacts for securing research grants; his research has been funded significantly by the U.S. National Institute of Health (NIH). He still serves as Member of the prestigious U.S. scientific and technology think-tank group of experts, “The Council of Healthcare and Biotechnology Advisors,” Gerson Lehrman Group, New York, New York, which is a select group of distinguished scientific and technical professionals carefully assembled by the Wall Street investment advisory firm, Gerson Lehrman Group, to provide paid healthcare and biotechnology market research, industry recommendations, and consulting services worldwide. Nwangwu has extensive experience in new drug development, and Clinical Trials of New Drugs. His tremendous experiences will help move Nigeria forward in a variety of sectors, including Education, Health and National Development. Nwangwu is distinguished, credible and reputable because of his inventions and books which are used worldwide.

ANOTHER ANAMBRARIAN.


Professor Emmanuel Obiechina.




MMANUEL N. OBIECHINA, PH.D.
BIOGRAPHY
Professor Emmanuel Obiechina received B.A. Honors degree of the University of London in English in 1961 at the University College Ibadan, Nigeria, and his Ph.D. degree in English from the University of Cambridge in 1967.

Obiechina began his academic career in the Department of English at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria in 1967 where, in addition to teaching, researching, and supervising undergraduate and graduate students, he held administrative posts as chair of the department of English, dean of graduate school, deputy vice chancellor (academic), and interim vice chancellor. Thereafter, Obiechina was appointed director, Nigerian Universities Office and education attaché at the Embassy of Nigeria in Washington, D.C., from 1987 to 1990, overseeing higher educational matters and relations between Nigerian universities and their counterparts in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean islands.

From 1990 to 2003, Obiechina held a number of senior visiting appointments in the United States, including that of visiting scholar at Harvard University’s departments of African and African American Studies and English and American Literature and Language, Langston Hughes Professor of English, African and African American Studies at University of Kansas, Lawrence, Forrest S. and Jean B. Williams/NEH endowed professorship in the humanities at Ferrum College, Virginia, Gerry Carruthers Chair of General Honors, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, and Distinguished Professor of Humanities, University of Pittsburgh, Bradford Campus.

Obiechina’s honors include a festschrift entitled Meditations on African Literature and an award for “Humanistic Perspectives on Contemporary Society” from the Ford Foundation and W.E.B. Du Bois Fellowship at Harvard University. He is also an elected Fellow of the Nigeria Academy of Letters (FNAL).

Obiechina is the author of many books, including; Masksong for Our Times (Africa World Press, 2003); Language and Theme: Essays on African Literature (Howard University Press, 1990); Culture, Tradition, and Society in the West African Novel (Cambridge University Press, 1975/1980); An African Popular Literature : A Study of Onitsha Market Literature (Cambridge University Press, 1973); and Onitsha Market Literature (Heinemann, 1972). He has also published scores of journal articles and essays on literature, culture, and contemporary politics.


DUCATION Clare College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England.
Ph.D. English, 1967. Dissertation: “Cultural Change and the Novel in English in West Africa.”

University College, Ibadan, Nigeria, an affiliate of London University. B.A. Honors, English (London), 1961. Special Topic: “Nineteenth Century English Novel, with special emphasis on the novels of Charles Dickens.”

EMPLOYMENT

2002-2003 Visiting Scholar, Departments of Afro-American Studies and English and American Literature and Language, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

2001-2002 Fellow, W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research, Harvard University, Cambridge. Research Topic: “Slavery and the Fall of Africa: Textualizing a Historic Tragedy.”

2000 Langston Hughes Professor of English, African and African-American Studies, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. Delivered the “Langston Hughes Lecture.”

1997-1999 Forrest S. & Jean B. Williams/NEH Inaugural Professor of Humanities, Ferrum College, Ferrum, Virginia.

1996 Gerry Carruthers Chair of General Honors, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1992-1995 Visiting Distinguished Professor of Humanities, Department of English, University of Pittsburgh, Bradford.

1990-1992 Visiting Professor of English and Third World Studies, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva, New York.

1987-1990 Director, Nigerian Universities Office and Education Attache, Embassy of Nigeria, Washington, D.C.

1987 (Spring) Visiting NEH Professor, Department of English, Colgate University.

1986 Interim Vice Chancellor

1985-1986 Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.

1981-1985 Dean, Graduate School, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.

1979-1980 Fellow, Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, Washington, D.C.

1975-1978 & Chair, Department of English, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.
1980-1981

1974 Professor of English, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.

1973(Summer) Visiting Associate Prof., Dept of Comp. Lit., University of Washington, Seattle, Washington.

1972-1973 Senior Commonwealth Fellow, University of Cambridge, England.

1967-1974 Lecturer, Department of English, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

1967 Head, Department of English, Institute of Administration, Enugu, Nigeria. .

1962-1966 Research student, University of Cambridge, England.

1961-1962 Foreign Service Officer, Ministry of External Affairs, Lago

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The above pedestrian writeups do not take anything away from her academic and professional achievements . . . lol

Jarus:

There are hundreds of Anambra military officers that started with Obasanjo, Diya and are no where near where Obj and Diya reached in their chosen profession, so don't downplay their achievements pls.

Cosmas Maduka and Adenuga in the same sentence? The only businessmen that should be mentioned in Adenuga's class are Dangote, Otedola, and maybe Jim Ovia.
Even Oba Otudeko(another Ogun son) is ahead of Coscharis and Innoson in entrepreneurship and wealth. Not to forget the Subomi Baloguns(FCMB owner, and father of merchant banking in Nigeria), another Ogun great who may not even enter Top 5 Ogun entrepreneurs.

That aside, you had to go back to Ojukwu Snr of the 40s to 60s to find a match for Adenuga in Anambra, guess what? At that time, Ogun had two representatives in the list of Nigeria's richest/most successful businessmen.

So in Ojukwu's generation, Ogun had two reps, in Adenuga's generation, bring a representative. Pls don't tell me Adenuga and Cosmas Maduka are in teh same class. Even Oba Otudeko(Honeywell group and highest shareholder in First Bank, and rated one of teh Top 10 richest Nigerians floors Maduka and Innoson, not to talk of The Bull himself.)

Please in Sir LP OJukwu's generation, no yoruba man was at par or even in the same category with him when it comes to richness. . . The only man that might be a distant second is the Dantata . . . . . Even today, another Anambrarian, Sir Emeka Offor, cant be compared with otedola or Adenuga. . . . . . . . . I wonder how someone can still be comparing Ogun with Anambra state after he/she has seen the endless list of business moguls and internatinally recognised academicians from that state. . . . . Thats like comparing ajibota with ajikpako.

Jarus:

I am still not convinced. I believe Ogun comes first. I ahve asked the Anambra people to bring their First 11 or Top 10 and let's compare with Ogun's.

A state that has produced Three Presidents(obj military, obj civilian, Shonekan), one VP(Diya), one elected but denied president(Abiola), Awolowo(Top 5 most powerful political leader in Nigeria's history).

Nigeria's only Nobel Laurette(Soyinka), Mike Adenuga(Top 3 living businessman, entrepreneur, richest Nigerian). And somebody is comparing some Nollywood stars or some ordinary ministers.

Which one be OBJ miliitary, OBJ civilian . . . . .  jarus pls try harder. . . . How can you be comparing OBJ with these greats:Zik of Africa, Nwafor Orizu, Alex Ekwueme, Okadigbo etc.

RoadStar:

Anambra Academic Excellence

Dr Alex Ekwueme - Bsc architecture and city planning, Msc urban planning.BA sociology, history, philosophy,LLB law from University of London, Ph.D. in architecture from the University of Strathclyde, LLB (Honours) degree from the Nigerian Law School.

One Anambrarian = The top ten from Ogun state.

bisiaet:


Whaoooow that is interesting!!!!!! And that was why Soludo cripple our banking system isinit?

I think your English was the main problem that crippled the banking system . . . .  

hbrednic:

what will be the purpose of the debate
to show nigerians who is a better economics
Soludos call for a debate is too childish

It is obvious that Nigerians are confused animals who don't know exactly what they want. . . . Imagine,a citizen who doesn't know the essence of a public debate.


@OP

hahahahaha , . Soludo, the econometrics professor just took Aganga and his inept ministry to the cleaners. . . . . By now , Aganga should have discovered that managing Nigerian economy is not the same thing as managing a hedge fund in Goldman Sachs. . . He just made a wise decision by declining Soludo's request for a public debate. .

Soludo just took the dumb finance minister to the cleaners . . . .  Anyway, I cant wait for Soludo to publish the synopsis of his tenure, as he promised,  so we can see how many real critics that would have the morale to pick up the gaunlet and challenge his claims. . . .

@OP

Most you post every trash on this forum? . . . .

I think the mumu minister is the one who ought to be fired and jailed right away. . . . . Instead of taking correction from the erudite Prof, he is here talking trash.

bk.babe97y:

The same Nigerians he cant wait to kill in 20,000 differnt ways using just his thumb and index finger?

Lol.

Deceitful Ibo man! He gambled on Gen.IBB, Lost, now needs some money (probably to "buy" him a younger wife- - - - we know how Ikembasteroni loves em young) now he's trying to curry favor from the Nigerian Govt! Piece of shiyyyt!

      Reply To the Latino bastarrd hag.

Dede1:

If you have a father of practical experience, you would have tempered your misinformed utterances with a little practical wisdom. Ojukwu is old enough to be the father you have not seen since your miserable life on earth. I guess it is a futile effort to tell a larcenous nitwit about wisdom. I am very sure you will die young if you fail to respect your elders.

Dede1 you have just described the patheic life condition of the latino scum as it appears,

Kalu Akanu:

I agree. Good riddance to bad rubbish. This man squandered our chances of retaining the PDP chairmanship. He should be a persona non-grata throughout Igboland. It was because of his selfishness that we have lost this position. Shame on this man!

We Igbos need to speak with one voice. I decry the situation my people are in. 100 Igbos all running for 1 position. It is sickening. No wonder the British had a hard time controlling us. Our egalitarian views is also a detriment to our society. Igbo-enwe-eze is perfectly clear.

No!! . . . I think you should be ashamed of yourself for supporting such an ignominious act against your brother . . .

enyojo:

igbos, dont crucify and sacrifice your own!

Tell that to KALU AKANU and other foolish Igbos on this forum who cannnot read the hand writing on the wall. . . . .  As the chairman of PDP, Nwodo has the mandate to exercise his authority without being anybody's puppet. Thats what leadership is all about, you cant please everybody at the sametime . . . . Since they removed Ogbulafor with corruption allegation, lets wait and see another lame offence which they would use to dump Nwodo, . . . . .
Anyway, it also serves Nwodo right. Foolish Igbo politicians, instead of enforcing the PDP presidential zoning arrangemnt, they chose to be struggling for chairmanship position.

@oP

ATULU AWUSA!!!!

Please you all should forgive ILEKE IDI, the fUGLY Yoruba girl is sexually frustrated . . . EZEUCHE please do something about this.

jason123:

Did the SS (mostly ijaws) not "betray" you? Why do you want to form a bond with them so bad and yet you exclude other groups? . SMH!

Do you read with your anus? . . . . . .  Did I mention Ijaw in my post?  

Timmi:

Anyone that can forfeit over $500,000.00 to an American agency definitely stole the money and the same person after milking Lagos state dry is now parading himself as the savior of the southwest from the PDP. This charade of politicians that we have in Nigeria are all the same, all of them are thieves and riggers. We need to stop kidding ourselves and stop blaming one party while exonerating the other - PDP and ACN are all the same - corrupt and vote riggers.

Do not allow yourself to be used in aligning with any of the political parties, exercise your vote and vote your conscience, not along party lines. I will never vote for Tinubu for anything, but I might vote for the likes of Fashola, Aregbesola, Jonathan, not because of the party they belong to but because of their character.

Don't be used and dumped or better yet killed because of a politicians - especially people with dubious character like Tinubu. Their children are overseas enjoying our money that their father had looted and yet, innocent children and others are running errands, campaigning, demonstrating and in the process having their life wasted away.

Please wake up people and let your people in Nigeria be aware lest they will be used as usual.

WORD!!! . . . Tinubu is a bloody kleptomaniac who suppose to be recieving the Ibori treatment by now.

ShangoThor:

Well that's why its a referendum, its your opinion which you're entitled to assert even if I disagree with it, however I'd be willing to die for your right to assert it.

So far as you are aware that the majority of the Ndigbo populace might disagree with you.

I'm pretty sure that majority of Igbo populace would prefer an Igbo nation or Biafra instead of an unholy arrangement where they will be in the same state with Yoruba traitors.

I'm against any referendum that would put Ndigbo and Yoruba people into one state all in the name of Southern Nigeria.

@OP
you be mumu!!!

Yeruba monkeys = crackheads !!!

@OP

You only have two options. Either you teach them how not to be jerks or you STFU!!!!

Eziachi:

If these other candidate has more grassroot support, what are they to worry about anyone's imposition? I don't know so much about these persons you mentioned but one thing you did not say is that they are bad in the job you said they are doing. If they are good, who care if they comes from the same mother and father, as long as they are there through the right process and on merit.
One thing I do know about Agulu people is their industrousness. I still remember a friend of my Dad in the 70s who is from Agulu and he was the proprietor of the famous EJIDIKE BREAD then and my father was asking him once why almost every known brand bread name then comes from Agulu? I think including the famous OUR LADIES BREAD (If I am not wrong), so I won't be surprised if the same thing happened in other aspects of life. I think also that most known supermarket (Home version) is own by an AGULU person too (check it out, I may be wrong).

But I don't want to dismiss your concern totally if all these Agulu people are there unmerit and I have no idea how Peter Obi will manage to impose ACN chairman or those you mentioned that are in the house of assembly, since they are from PDP, I think and were possibly among those those their vote impeached the same Peter Obi illegally.

It seems you know Agulu people very well . . You are right, their favorite business is bakery and retail (supermarkets).

alj harem1:

abagworo,,, Allah bless you

must people here just think dividing nigeria will be the solution when they have not had a thought on how there new republic will be like

@ topic

1.)let the government make an assembly of all ethnic group and let them have representatives each in that assembly

2.) electricity should also be done so that investments will increase

3.) proper police system were data base of all nigerian citizen is collected and they can be traced from kaduna to port harcount

4.)free proper education in certain schools in the federation.

5.) have functioning refineries to generate revenue for the country

The government should also make secondary school education free and mandatory for Alj Harem and his Almajiri brothers.

This shows that IBB is strongly committed to the consensus agreement. . . . . GEJ will meet his political waterloo at the PDP presidential primary. I really pity the him.

@OP

Please poster nobody is buying your Pedestrian smear campaign, even if you trace the ancestry of all the Anambra APGA candidates. . . All we want is for the party to field sophiscated candidates.