₦airaland Forum

Abagworo:
http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/onwuliri-tasks-ministries-parastatals-showcase-fg’s-projects-imo

Onwuliri tasks ministries,
parastatals to showcase FG’s projects in Imo
ARTICLE | JANUARY 22, 2015 - 2:57PM
by Val Okara
The Minister of State for
Education, Prof. Viola Onwuliri,
Wednesday challenged Heads of
Federal Government (FG)
Ministries and Parastatals in
Imo State to showcase the
projects carried out by President
Goodluck Jonathan’s
administration in the State.
Onwuliri who gave the advice at the meeting she held with Association of Heads of Federal Government
Ministries and Parastatals at the Federal Secretariat, Owerri, observed that most of the projects executed
by the Federal Government in the State were not properly showcased and identified.
She therefore urged them to ensure they lived up to their responsibility in letting the people of the State
to see and know the laudable Federal Government projects.
The Minister observed that lack of publicity of these projects created loophole which the state government
cashed in on to hijack some projects as well as present the FG as having done nothing for the people of
the state.
She identified some of the projects done by the FG in the state to include the new ICT Centre and new
Faculty of Law Building in Imo State University, Owerri and the Administrative Building and Laboratory
built by FG at Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo.
Other projects she cited include the School of Environmental Technology, Department of Dental
Technology and Engineering Department, all in FUTO; the Twin Story Classroom Building sponsored by
the Federal Ministry of Education through UBEC in the 305 wards in the state, the Architecture
Department, the Auditorium and Rectors office all built at the Federal Polytechnic Nekede, some classroom
blocks at the Federal College of Education Owerri as well as the New Amenity, House Officers Quarters
and new Mortuary Complex at the Federal Medical Center, Owerri.
The minister listed some of the projects under construction to include Vocational Skills Acquisition Centre
at Mgbee, Orlu , the Multi-billion naira Grain Silos (an Agro Storage Facility ) at Ezinachi Okigwe.

Abagworo:
This place is a village and that road looks to be under construction. To calm your high blood pressure Mr Mandax, take a trip to Ibari Ogwa for some nice time. I suggest you take old layer point and kill. Its just 3k and you will enjoy it.

whirlwind7:
Nwanna, where is this place? Pls describe how I can locate it. Would like to visit there ASAP

RareDiamond:
Imo State is Very Beautiful

RareDiamond:
Various high rise buildings are in Imo State and more are still coming up.

RareDiamond:
IMO STATE IS ONE OF THE MOST HOSPITABLE PLACE TO LIVE IN. Imo State is fast developing with population and developments moving deeper into surrounding towns and villages.

Chiwude:
Nwanne kuru ga wa, we are proud of what you are doing.

RareDiamond:
Various high rise buildings are in Imo State and more are still coming up.

Ihedioha2015:
(1) Where are all the huge funds allocated monthly to the 27 local Government areas in Imo State, and received for disbursement by Imo State Government since May 2011 till Date that is well above N180 Billion? What has been done with these funds?

(2a) Which of the roads, started and completed by this administration in any of the 27 Local Government Areas or Hospital, Schools, bore holes for water or any rural electrifications etc in any autonomous community in Imo State in over three years of the life of this administration? Not those built by unsuspecting contractors/individuals with their hard earned money that is now begging for regularization and payment.

(2b) What project has been completed and commissioned?

(3) Where is the N26.8 billion handed over to Owelle by Ohakim?

(4) Where is the N13.3 billion bond proceeds for Oguta wonder lake?

(5) What is the stage of work at the Oguta blue lake of treasure as renamed? Now covered by grass.

(6) What has happened to the Marine Police approved as a result of the wonder lake?

(7) Who bought or leased Adalpam Nigeria Ltd?

(cool Where are IROMA trucks and equipments? Valued at N12.5 Billion.

(9) Where is the surpossed 3.5 billion proceeds from the sale/lease of Adalpam?

(10) Who owns ROCHE?

(11) Who owns ITC?

(12) How much was paid for the lease of ITC?

(13) And where is the money for the lease?

(14) Who are the real owners of LAM TECH, the firm that leased our General Hospitals & Health Centres?

(15a) For how much? and to whom?

(15b) Are there no Medical Doctors from Imo State or South East?

(16a) What is the rationale behind selling the existing General Hospitals to start new ones? After the Owelle Govt told us that Govt. has no business running Hospitals

(16b) Why do Owelle claim that he has built 27 General Hospitals when all the project are below 30% completion.

(16c) Is Hospital a mere building yet to be completed? Or completed and equipped building?

ISOPADEC:

(17a) What has happened to over N30 billion, 13% (derivation) allocated to Imo State oil producing Areas Dev. Commission since May 2011 to date?

(17b) What are the jobs awarded or going on in the two oil producing L.G.As. (Ohaji/Egbema & Oguta)?

(18a) Who owns ABN Global that leased Concorde Hotel?

(18b) Why shut down Concorde Hotel? Creating 2000 unemployment

(18c) What is the fate of Imolites working there?

(18d) Where is the $2.5 M dollars paid for the lease of Imo Concorde Hotel?

(19) What is the fate of our brothers who paid N500,000.00 to procure Owerri city gates contracts. Nearly three (3) years why are the gates abandoned?

(20) In what positive manner has Governor Owelle Okorocha impacted directly or indirectly on the lives of the people of Imo State? Are we developing or retrogressing? Has life become more unbearable for the average Imo man through his anti-people, anti-masses policies and programmes?

I. Astronomical increase in personal income taxes when there are no jobs and the policies of government are unfriendly to private sector economic activities and hostile to the self-employed.

ii. Astronomical increase in the state owned tertiary institution.

iii. The destruction of people’s Houses and business premises without due compensation.

iv. The multiple charges for re-certification of Certificates of Occupancy, and grossly inflated land charges.

v. Charges on personal bore-holes.

(21) Forceful acquisition of Government & individual properties.

(22) What has become of USBEB, MDG, etc. gone moribund.

(23) Is the government so myopic, insensitive to public query that only person fit for sensitive contracts, appointments are the Nwosus (Okorocha’s in-laws) and another Nwosu has joined through the acquisition of Owelle Rochas Okorocha’s daughter.

(24) What is the rational in Sacking 10,000 Imo Youth duly employed by Ohakim’s administration according to their grades to now claim to employ 25,000 casual workers by the Rescue Mission government without due process and all to receive N20,000 per month?

(25) If the N13.3 billion bond proceeds was used for free education, school buildings and Hospitals as claimed by the Hon. Commissioner for finance Mr Chike Okafor, in his broadcast of Sunday, 27th January 2013 on Orient F.M Owerri, will the credit not go to Ohakim?

(a) What happened to the N3.5 billion from the lease of Adapalm that we were told was for the same purpose?

(b) What happened to the proceeds of the lease of our General Hospital?

(c) What happened to the N400 million flood money?

(d) What happened to N45 million loan secured from Zenith Bank with the allocation of local government as collateral?

(e) What of the N200,000,000.00 (Two Hundred Million) each given to the T.C chairmen from the said N45 Billion loan for the purposes of construction of hospitals in the 27 L.G.A.’s?

(26) Who nominated the contractors handling the projects?

(27) How much has been paid so far? And what is the stage of work?

(28) Why scrap development centres, thereby removing food from the tables of many families?

(29a) Where is Josph Dino of Jpros Limited and Imo tax payers N1.3 billion naira?

(29b) Where is Joss Marinlopez-pepe and Imo tax payers N3.5 billion?

(30) Why is Owerri so dirty?

(31) ORO is it true that you gave a friend job, arranged him to us as beautiful and strategically locate edifice to borrow money from bank? Not only that you did not pay him, that you bought his house from the bank , when the bank advertised the property for sale on the account of non-performance of the loan, for his been unable to pay back the loan?

ORO, was it not the same way you cunningly acquired your friend’s Hotel LAMONDE? Lamonde (Abuja) was originally built and owned by a family friend, Chief L. Lar, younger brother to late Chief Solomon Lar. You plunged him into financial crises and later bought his Hotel-Lamonde through the bank. Owelle Rochas Okorocha, Habaa!

(32) Why did the Governor sack the acting V.C. of IMSU, Prof. B.E.B Nwoke? May be he refused to be part of the sham called free education.

(33) Owelle Rochas Okorocha who and who were your course mates? What course did you study? And what year did you graduate? And from which University?

Abagworo:
This is how old Owerri will be by 2019.

Ihedioha2015:
I’ll create 5,000 jobs for Imo youths – Ihedioha 0
BY OUR REPORTER ON JANUARY 23, 2015 POLITICS
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Imo State, Emeka Ihedioha, has promised to create about 5, 000 jobs for youths when he takes over as governor by May 29, 2015.

The deputy speaker also vowed to restore the 10,000 jobs provided by former governor, Chief Ikedi Ohakim.

Campaigning in Okigwe and Onuimo council areas, Ihedioha explained that he would create the jobs by ensuring that 15 youths from each political ward in the state would be given jobs with which they could take care of their families and not jobs, whose pay cannot take them home.

Apart from this, the PDP gubernatorial flag bearer said through the power substations he attracted to all parts of the state as the deputy speaker, his administration would also create more jobs for the greater number of Imo people.

He regretted that the victims of Ohakim’s job displacement had continued to wallow in avoidable economic pains since they were thrown into the labour market.

“I will create enough jobs for our people mainly by reactivating our technical colleges and I have already started this in my capacity as the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and my government will be one that you all will be proud of,” he stressed.

Ihedioha promised that he would restore the people’s value through the provision of qualitative education and which would be matched with the installation of a conducive environment for teaching and learning.

The Deputy Speaker accused the state government of shoddy execution of projects without adherence to due process, lamenting that a whopping N43 billion loan secured by the state government from the bank was wasted on frivolities.

“Governor Rochas Okorocha built poor quality roads with shovels and wheelbarrows and these roads have not only become dilapidated few months after they were built but have become death traps.”

Ihedioha, who also lashed at the governor for indiscriminate appropriation of lands in the state pledged to make education to have value once again by training teachers in English, Mathematics and arts to accelerate the interest of students in science subjects.

He urged all the party members to retire to their various wards, villages, kindred and communities, educate the rural dwellers why Okorocha should be rejected at the next governorship election.

Earlier, elder statesman and leader of the PDP in the state, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, said he joined in the campaign to remove Governor Rochas Okorocha from office because of the several lies he had told the people of the state.

He explained that the PDP leaders and members chose Ihedioha to be the next governor of the state “because we are fed up with the lies being told Imo people by Governor Rochas Okorocha on daily basis.”

Abagworo:
This is how old Owerri will be by 2019.

Ihedioha2015:
(1) Where are all the huge funds allocated monthly to the 27 local Government areas in Imo State, and received for disbursement by Imo State Government since May 2011 till Date that is well above N180 Billion? What has been done with these funds?

(2a) Which of the roads, started and completed by this administration in any of the 27 Local Government Areas or Hospital, Schools, bore holes for water or any rural electrifications etc in any autonomous community in Imo State in over three years of the life of this administration? Not those built by unsuspecting contractors/individuals with their hard earned money that is now begging for regularization and payment.

(2b) What project has been completed and commissioned?

(3) Where is the N26.8 billion handed over to Owelle by Ohakim?

(4) Where is the N13.3 billion bond proceeds for Oguta wonder lake?

(5) What is the stage of work at the Oguta blue lake of treasure as renamed? Now covered by grass.

(6) What has happened to the Marine Police approved as a result of the wonder lake?

(7) Who bought or leased Adalpam Nigeria Ltd?

(cool Where are IROMA trucks and equipments? Valued at N12.5 Billion.

(9) Where is the surpossed 3.5 billion proceeds from the sale/lease of Adalpam?

(10) Who owns ROCHE?

(11) Who owns ITC?

(12) How much was paid for the lease of ITC?

(13) And where is the money for the lease?

(14) Who are the real owners of LAM TECH, the firm that leased our General Hospitals & Health Centres?

(15a) For how much? and to whom?

(15b) Are there no Medical Doctors from Imo State or South East?

(16a) What is the rationale behind selling the existing General Hospitals to start new ones? After the Owelle Govt told us that Govt. has no business running Hospitals

(16b) Why do Owelle claim that he has built 27 General Hospitals when all the project are below 30% completion.

(16c) Is Hospital a mere building yet to be completed? Or completed and equipped building?

ISOPADEC:

(17a) What has happened to over N30 billion, 13% (derivation) allocated to Imo State oil producing Areas Dev. Commission since May 2011 to date?

(17b) What are the jobs awarded or going on in the two oil producing L.G.As. (Ohaji/Egbema & Oguta)?

(18a) Who owns ABN Global that leased Concorde Hotel?

(18b) Why shut down Concorde Hotel? Creating 2000 unemployment

(18c) What is the fate of Imolites working there?

(18d) Where is the $2.5 M dollars paid for the lease of Imo Concorde Hotel?

(19) What is the fate of our brothers who paid N500,000.00 to procure Owerri city gates contracts. Nearly three (3) years why are the gates abandoned?

(20) In what positive manner has Governor Owelle Okorocha impacted directly or indirectly on the lives of the people of Imo State? Are we developing or retrogressing? Has life become more unbearable for the average Imo man through his anti-people, anti-masses policies and programmes?

I. Astronomical increase in personal income taxes when there are no jobs and the policies of government are unfriendly to private sector economic activities and hostile to the self-employed.

ii. Astronomical increase in the state owned tertiary institution.

iii. The destruction of people’s Houses and business premises without due compensation.

iv. The multiple charges for re-certification of Certificates of Occupancy, and grossly inflated land charges.

v. Charges on personal bore-holes.

(21) Forceful acquisition of Government & individual properties.

(22) What has become of USBEB, MDG, etc. gone moribund.

(23) Is the government so myopic, insensitive to public query that only person fit for sensitive contracts, appointments are the Nwosus (Okorocha’s in-laws) and another Nwosu has joined through the acquisition of Owelle Rochas Okorocha’s daughter.

(24) What is the rational in Sacking 10,000 Imo Youth duly employed by Ohakim’s administration according to their grades to now claim to employ 25,000 casual workers by the Rescue Mission government without due process and all to receive N20,000 per month?

(25) If the N13.3 billion bond proceeds was used for free education, school buildings and Hospitals as claimed by the Hon. Commissioner for finance Mr Chike Okafor, in his broadcast of Sunday, 27th January 2013 on Orient F.M Owerri, will the credit not go to Ohakim?

(a) What happened to the N3.5 billion from the lease of Adapalm that we were told was for the same purpose?

(b) What happened to the proceeds of the lease of our General Hospital?

(c) What happened to the N400 million flood money?

(d) What happened to N45 million loan secured from Zenith Bank with the allocation of local government as collateral?

(e) What of the N200,000,000.00 (Two Hundred Million) each given to the T.C chairmen from the said N45 Billion loan for the purposes of construction of hospitals in the 27 L.G.A.’s?

(26) Who nominated the contractors handling the projects?

(27) How much has been paid so far? And what is the stage of work?

(28) Why scrap development centres, thereby removing food from the tables of many families?

(29a) Where is Josph Dino of Jpros Limited and Imo tax payers N1.3 billion naira?

(29b) Where is Joss Marinlopez-pepe and Imo tax payers N3.5 billion?

(30) Why is Owerri so dirty?

(31) ORO is it true that you gave a friend job, arranged him to us as beautiful and strategically locate edifice to borrow money from bank? Not only that you did not pay him, that you bought his house from the bank , when the bank advertised the property for sale on the account of non-performance of the loan, for his been unable to pay back the loan?

ORO, was it not the same way you cunningly acquired your friend’s Hotel LAMONDE? Lamonde (Abuja) was originally built and owned by a family friend, Chief L. Lar, younger brother to late Chief Solomon Lar. You plunged him into financial crises and later bought his Hotel-Lamonde through the bank. Owelle Rochas Okorocha, Habaa!

(32) Why did the Governor sack the acting V.C. of IMSU, Prof. B.E.B Nwoke? May be he refused to be part of the sham called free education.

(33) Owelle Rochas Okorocha who and who were your course mates? What course did you study? And what year did you graduate? And from which University?

Abagworo:
The good thing is the quality of the moderate highrise buildings.