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curl from www.alexotti.com In my interaction with fellow APGA members, I spoke about our plans to build three flyover bridges in Aba. These flyovers will be located at Abayi (near Ngwa High School), Port Harcourt road and Ogbor Hill (near Enyimba hotel). These bridges will decongest traffic in the city, as well as create alternative routes for those going to Port Harcourt and Enugu, saving them precious time as they go about their businesses. In additional to this, Enyimba hotel will be turned into twin towers, becoming not just an architectural masterpiece, but also the revenue earner Dee Sam Mbakwe envisioned it to be when he built it. We will also relocate the popular Ariaria market. The truth is that the popular market has now become an eyesore. Our plan is to build a new Ariaria International Market across the express road. This new Ariaria will be a world-class shopping mall, and all occupiers of the present Ariaria that bring valid, verifiable papers for their shops will get new, air-conditioned shops in the mall. Next to this mall, we have plans to build an industrial cluster, where our young people can fully and meaningfully engage their creativity and, in so doing, create a better life for themselves, as well as a more vibrant economy for Abia. The time has come for us to look beyond oil. The blueprint for the radical transformation of Abia is being completed. In fact, International Finance Corporations (IFCs) have already indicated their interest in taking up the Industrial Cluster project to the tune of One Hundred Million Dollars! This money is not made available to everyone, but only to experts and organisations these corporations trust. At the risk of sounding immodest, permit me to say that they trust my proven financial management skills, having extended the same facility to me when I headed Diamond Bank, and having seen how judiciously their funds were used then. Apart from these IFCs, numerous other Nigerian entrepreneurs have shown their interest in investing in an Abia State with a focused leader at the helm of affairs. On education, I told our party members that free, qualitative education for every child resident in Abia is a priority for us. We do not believe in half measures, and so, already have plans for science laboratories that will compete with the best in the world, as well as fully digitized libraries in all our schools. On healthcare delivery, we envisage a not- so-distant future where Abia State will be at the centre of medical tourism in Nigeria and the West African sub-region. To this end, we plan to build real, world-class hospitals, starting with three, to be located in each senatorial zone of our state. When it comes to our women, it is my humble opinion that they have suffered enough degradation in the hand of those who ought to protect them. It is unacceptable to put women in a bus and tell them to go and wait for the governor. We must – and will – fight hard to restore the dignity of the Igbo woman. Our women must be gainfully employed, and my administration will see to this. Our youth as well, must not be allowed to become disenchanted, and/ or willing tools in the hands of politicians who do not care one bit for them. Our plan is to educate our youth so that they not only have a chance at employment, but are also employable. Those who are entrepreneurial will also receive the active support of my government, which will assist in every way we can to help them unleash their creative abilities for the betterment of themselves, their families, and the state at large. Finally, I do not believe in the question of indigenes and non- indigenes. It ought not to arise at all. As far as we are concerned, any resident of Abia is an indigene, and is therefore entitled to every service my government provides, be it free education, quality healthcare or a better standard of living. No child or person will be left behind by my administration in the name of this unbecoming discrimination. Our struggle is to rescue our state, and in so doing, create a better future for our people and children. Join hands with me as we put Abia First, bringing the much-needed radical transformation to God’s Own State. As time goes on, I will speak on each of our proposed agenda. May God bless us all, and our dear Abia State. Faithfully yours, Dr. Alex Otti, |
Ngwakwe:yes, it has happened be4. Bt this time, we won't allow that trend to continue, we are now out, leaving our comfort zone to salvage our dear state. Bcus if we keep quite, one day touts wil take over state, threaten everybdy, making it insecured to visit our home town. |
nobody is afraid of ngwa ppl. Afterall Otti is an Ngwa man. An Aba brought up. He school at Ngwa high school Aba. What everybdy is clamouring is for a good leader. Abia must get it right this time |
Ngwakwe:who rule him out? The voters or the party? Bydway Alex Otti is 4rm Umuru in Isialangwa |
asha80:. He wil do it. The man is willn to serve abia state. |
i just heard it from an embittered trader who lost his shop bcus he can't pay the sum of N400k. This man has a shop at the old site of the market(umuahia town) b4 it was relocated at Ubani. Also according to the man, no person has the right to sell the shop to another person, assuming the person wants to raise money to solve his/her personal problems. , |
Collynzo9:thanks for the correction. |
Some of his manifetoes can be seen on his campaign website; www.abiafirst.com. He has Aba mostly at heart. I mean Alex Otti. But i havnt heard that of Ikpeazu's manifestoes. |
xtanburg:who tell u that both are working for Ochendo? Talk wetn u knw o. In politics no permanent frnd |
this bank ppl self. Pls lets ppl come up with another way of saving money. |
. As Dr Alex Otti emerged as Apga guber flagbearer and Okezie Ikpeazu emerged as Pdp guber flagbearer. Now the line has been drawn. Abians lets vote wisely, we will get it right this time. Lets forget about party affliates and vote the right person. |
Dont worryyyy. Abians have pitched their tent with Apga. DR ALEX OTTI all the way. Abia is not having pdp govnr come 2015. Aba adigo mmaa! Think Abia First |
Ty207:. hmmm, na wa o. |
This the message i received yesterday."access>>>MonthEnd Bal Name:*NY**C*I F***K AcctNo:0******9 Balance:NGN1,008.40 To view statement,signup for Accessonline via www.accessbankplc.com." just N1, 008.40 remaining, out of N2320.80 i left in the account since 2011, instead of it being a savings account to be increasing, it keep diminishing every month. Is there no more intrest giving to the savings account? |
dominique:ok. I wl enquire 4 it. Tanx |
DECEMBER 2, 2014 BY STEPHEN UKA, UMUAHIA Leave a Comment The Vice-Chancellor of Abia State University, Professor Chibuzor Ogbuagu, has stoutly debunked the rumour making the rounds that a certain governorship aspirant in the state paid one month salary arrears of staff of the institution. Professor Ogbuagu who made the denial while fielding questions from journalists during a pre- convocation press conference, said that there was no iota of truth in the speculation, and enjoined members of the public to disregard it. He however, admitted that one of the aspirants, Dr. Uche Ogah, had about three years ago, approached the management of the institution for a parcel of land to build an auditorium which he had since donated to the school. The VC said payment of staff salary has been from only two sources – the state government, and the Internally Generated Revenue of the university. He also denied speculations that lecturers and students were deserting the university in droves due to poor working condition and high school fees. Professor Ogbuagu said that movement of lecturers from the university to other institutions was normal and not peculiar to ABSU. He said that it was not strange to the university system for lecturers to move from one school to another, contending that himself had been to seven different universities as a lecturer. His words: ” There is no brain drain in ABSU; what we have is normal flow of lecturers , and it allows for solid cross fertilization of ideas”. The VC announced a downward review of tuition by 20 percent , saying that Medicine and Surgery students now pay N100,000 , while students of professional courses , and normal courses pay N90,000 and N80,000 respectively. He said the reduction in fee was in response to appeals by students , and to make for competitive fairness. The VC said management of the institution had zero tolerance for cultism and illegalities, disclosing that over seven lecturers including a Reverend Father had been dismissed due to some unwholesome acts. On the proposed relocation of the Law faculty of the university to Umuahia, the VC said the policy was in line with the laws establishing the institution which made it ” a three- campus institution with branches in Aba and Umuahia, while Uturu is the main campus”. He commended the state government for defraying the salary arrears of staff, as well as federal government for its financial supports through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund. source, punch |
Please, is our doctors/nurses working in our teaching hospital fair doing this? My wife went to this hospital for medical checkup. She met with this doctor. The doctor now refer her for scan which he(doctor) gave her an address. That aside, Now, instead of the doctor to tell her to come to the same Teaching hospital, with the result, he gave her his personal phone number, telling her that he runs a private hospital, that my wife should come to his hospital with the scan result. Is this fair? Does it mean that our over hype teaching hospital don't have scanning machine? Why Why. Nigeriaa! Abia staaate! |
holatin:that is big, noticeable and traceable embezzlement ba? He was not 4 dat, na true. |
hmmm. Jst check it, after the contribution, he/she wil use the money to clone/forge voters cards, pay thugs 4 election riggn, share some with his colleagues, spread 50 50 naira to the poor/average 9ja, and when he win, would try to recover the said contributed money 4 his/herself as if the money was originally his/hers. IBERIBE |
mikolo80:. As if am nt payn my taxes. By d way Is ptf money his private money? I stil maintain that no 9jerian politician currently deserve any monetary contribution 4rm average 9jerians. |
BossAyuk:u 4got that brainwashing is more dangerous than pointing gun on ones head. |
holatin:did he helped me when he was the president earlier? Did i not pay 4 my transport fare, hospital bill, water rate, house rent, clothing, cater 4 my aged parents? D list is endless. No reason at all 4 any average 9jerian to donate 1kobo to any of them. |
It baffles me. I can't imagine my self donating money for Buharia, Jonathan or any other nigerian politician. On what basis if i may ask. After all there loots? Tufiakwa! Its better i choplate d money or dash it to a neighbour. Pls y on earth should U encourage an average/ordinary nigerian to donate money for 9ja politicians? |
we wl make customized caps for your political party/campaign. See pdp sample below
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We can customize the pullovers/socks/caps for ur political party/campaign |
frank_onyebuchi@live.com |
.Kalu demands refund of N5.5m senate form fee NOVEMBER 24, 2014 BY OLUSOLA FABIYI, ABUJA 13 Comments Former Governor of Abia state, Chief Orji Kalu, has said he is no longer running for senate on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party. The former governor has therefore asked the party to refund the N5.5m he paid for the nomination and expression of interest forms which he paid thinking that he would contest for the party’s ticket for Abia North Senatorial district. Kalu, in a letter to the PDP National Chairman, Alhaji Adamu Muazu, dated November 24, said he was withdrawing from the race because the Abia State Governor, Chief Theodore Orji, has allegedly concluded plans to handpick PDP aspirants in the state. “Since I was not screened, and neither did I go through any of the stipulated processes that lead to the emergence of candidates, I hereby also ask the party, as a measure of honour and good faith, to refund the nomination fees I paid. I will use the money to further empower my constituents in many other ways,” he said in the letter. He lamented that the governor allowed some high profile members of the party to resign from plum positions to contest for the PDP ticket when he should have advised them to keep their positions since he already had aspirants he has handpicked to fly the PDP ticket. According to him, “Along the line, however, it became apparent that the Abia State Governor, Chief T.A Orji wants to handpick all candidates, both into executive and legislative positions. He wants to choose his own successor, fill the 24 House of Assembly seats, the eight federal constituencies and the three senatorial seats. “Governor Orji knew ahead of time that he had a candidate in mind but deliberately allowed eminent Abia citizens like Dr. Alex Otti, GMD of Diamons bank to resign from his lofty position when he should have advised him to remain there. “He also allowed Chief Emeka Wogu, minister of labour to resign and lose Abia slot in the Federal Executive Council and other ministerial committees; he equally allowed two ranking members of the Senate in the person of Senator Nkechi Nwogu, chairman Senate committee on oil and gas and Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, chairman Senate committee on Media and Information to pick gubernatorial forms when he should have advised them to go for re-election in the senate. “I find all these very disturbing. When Governor Orji was to be elected the first time in 2007, everyone knew where I stood three years before then that he was my anointed candidate. There was absolutely no ambiguity unlike now that he has allowed these people to lose their positions and resources chasing shadows. It is quite obvious that Governor Orji’s plan is to bring everybody down.” While maintain that there was no Ward congress in Abia state, he said the Governor and his “collaborators” just compiled the list of delegates and this has forced some members of PDP to defect to other parties. He warned that it is dangerous for PDP to hang all its hope on one man as elections are won by collective efforts and not as solo run. Kalu also declared that an alleged earlier arrangements he claimed he had with the national leadership of the party that would enable him to be screened in Abuja was not adhered to. He said, “I know that members of the National Working Committee have intervened severally and assured me that i would be screened between Thursday and Friday last week for the senatorial race. “However, it did not happen, causing me to conclude that the party has perhaps acquiesced to the desire of Governor Orji to handpick all the candidates. “If this is the true picture of things, I wish to defer on the judgement and decision of the party. Rather than be an intractable issue in the Abia chapter of our great party, I would rather subordinate personal ambition for party cohesion, and quit the forthcoming electoral race. I hereby formally withdraw from the bid to represent the good people of Abia North in the senate next year.” He, however, assured PDP leaders that he will remain a loyal member of the party and work for the success of all candidates of the party in the 2015 polls, including President Goodluck Jonathan. Source punch |
bedfordng:i have changed the pin. because the atm machine did showed the platform with which i clickd the amount i want to withdraw |
ayxmania:ok. I wl try 'credit' today |
Pls gurus in the house, i hav an uba africard(instant). I have some money in it and wanted to withdraw today, but the machine wont dispense. After chosing 'Savings' and entered the amount i wana withdraw, it will bring up 'incorrect pin.' I tried it in almost 4 banks bt same msg. What do i do pals. |
Ecoboss, pls send me the info about Clicksure which was interupted by the mods. My phone can't download whatsapp. My email is frank_onyebuchi@live.com. Tanks in anticipation |
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