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God bless THE LEGEND.

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Governor Umahi sometimes behaves as a m0ron. He should go away with his shameful achievements.

Sit-at-home directed by IPOB records total compliance in Onitsha, Nnewi
On May 30, 2018 10:00 am Comments By Chimaobi Nwaiwu.

The Sit-at-home directed by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB and the Moment for the the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra recorded total compliance in Onitsha and Nnewi with all the markets and shops in the two cities under locks and keys. Commercial banks in the two cities, roads and streets markets and shops all observed the directice as people stayed back in their homes in observance of the durective. IPOB members All the Federal high ways especially Onitsha Enugu expressway, from Asaba end of the road to Ziks roundabout to New Motor Spare Parts Nkpor down to former Ogbunike Toll gate qere ghost of themselves as motorist and people deserted the roads in observance of the IPOB/MASSOB directive. As early as 6am when Vanguard visited Upper Iweka, while returning from Nnewi, Upper Iweka which is know for its busy nature was deserted, even Newspaper distribution to Owerri and Awka wasimpossible as vehicles that freet them were no where to be seen went round Nnewi and Onitsha. From down fly over Upper Iweka to Niger Bridge Head vehicles were not seen on the ever busy Onitsha Enugu expressway, even the roads and its adjoining strrets were deserted by both motorist and pedestrans, while in some streets in the area youths turned them to football playing field. Also from Upper Iweka fly over and down fly over to the Niger Bridge, Army and Police patrol vehicles were seen parked at strategic places,while at Uga Junction to Atani road men of the Nigetian Navy were seen at their check point, and none of the security agencies look unrelaxed. From ever busy Awka road to Old Market road, Court road, Venn road, Ezenwa street, were major commercial and artisan activities goes on in Onitsha, commercial and business activities were shut down. Bright street that leads to Onitsha Main Market was cordoned off by Onitsha Main Market security men, as traders in both the street and the market shunned tradibg activities in observance of the directive Federal and State Government extablishments and office were all under locks and keys inspite of the directive by the state government to civil servants in the state to report for work. Public and Private Schools in in Onitsha were all closed as parents had even on Tuesday directed their children not to go to dchool while some Secondary School children living in the schools were withdrawn by their parents same between Monday and Tuesday. Some businessmen and artisans along Awka road, Oguta road and Old Market road who came out early to open their shops and stores for quick business were disappointed, as no customer came around and they quickly shut their shops to go home to sleep. One of them along Old Market road who pleaded anonimity said he never knrw that the people will strictly obey the Sit-at-home directive. However, none if the members of IPOB and MASSOB were seen on the streets of Onitsha and Nnewi and nobody is being molested for walking round the roads and street in Onitsha and Nnewi as at the timeof filing this report.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/05/sit-home-directed-ipob-records-total-compliance-onitsha-nnewi/

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You should be ashamed of yourself and your boss that all your efforts to foil the celebration and honour of those that died during and after the civil war for the course of Biafra and protecting their children from danger has failed.

Viva Biafra

Kingsley1000:
Oga there is no sit at home in asaba,u can post pictures lets verify...even in enugu it's nt well observed

May the soul of the person killed Rest in Peace. May the soilders that ordered the killing and those that killed this man meet a painful and shameful death.

SHUT UP !!! The sit at home recorded 100% success in the whole of South East, Delta State and Rivers State to the glory of God the father.

Kingsley1000:
NO SIT AT HOME IN ASABA,PH AND OWERRI

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Don't mind that zombie. The price of crude oil now hovers around $80 per barrel and has never performed below $60 per barrel this year. There is a $30 per barrel excess receipt which amount to approximately $73 million in savings to this incompetent and m0ronic government. The minister should shut up and put machinery to execute this long delayed budget.

Esseite:
Read and you just might break that yoke of zombies
Buhari gave that order end of last month, so when did they defend it?

Id1otic and ignorant comment. Empty coconut head.

ahiboilandgas:
but the owner has refuse entry to blacks if u like cut ur dick off u can't be a rabbi in isreal...

Interesting

How ? NGN 3000 is not a small money especially for rural dwellers. The advantage of this levy is that small and nonviable autonomous communities would be merged.

Abagworo:
3,000 is small

Buhari does not know anything apart from doing evil and making senseless and shameless statements. He is gross incompetent and unfit to be a local government chairman talk less of President

You are only deceiving yourself. You are obviously one of Chino's monikers. Go to your Anambra State thread or your state's COLLAPSED

lmo1stson:
Umuocham. Do you know Oparaugo family?

GOD FORBID. UCHE NWOSU WILL NOT BE GOVERNOR.

Abagworo:
The next Imo Governor is Uche Nwosu. The rest of the contestants are just fooling themselves.

I hope they are not erecting a bridge across Oguta lake. That would be very bad planning.

Abogwara:
Oguta lake in its glory.

Gov Okorocha dissolves autonomous communities
Evades meeting with traditional rulers

By Collins Ughalaa

Traditional rulers, particularly the Ezes-elect, were on Thursday stranded at a meeting summoned by Governor Rochas Okorocha at the Imo International Conference Centre, IICC, but abandoned them.

This was as the Governor had in another shocking move dissolved the new autonomous communities he created in the state with the Ezes-elect not collecting their staff of office.

The Governor made the dissolution during a meeting he had with the Ezes-elect of the new autonomous communities at the Imo International Conference Centre. The Ezes-elect were said to have been gathered for the meeting for the purpose of issuing them their staff of office, but they met their shock when the meeting turned out to be their dissolution.
The Governor had warned that anyone found bearing the title of Ezes-elect would be arrested.

The creation of the new autonomous communities numbering about 100 had been a subject of crisis between the Governor and the lawmakers as the latter refused to enact the enabling law for the creation of the new autonomous communities.

The dissolution of the autonomous communities was said to have caused friction in the communities, leading to the meeting summoned by the Governor who did not show up at the meeting.

Some community leaders who spoke to this medium expressed worry over what they described as incessant abandonment of their presence at the venue by the Governor, saying that the Governor had postponed some meetings earlier scheduled without any notice to them.

But the Commissioner for Culture and Traditional Affairs in Imo State, Chief Louis Duru, explained that the Governor had an emergency meeting in Abuja and urged them to bear with him.

He said, “You can go home to your various communities, but the government shall notify you on the new date”.
The Commissioner, however, appealed to them to remain calm, law abiding and hopeful to benefit from the government’s new plans in the creation of more autonomous communities for the development of the rural areas in the State.

He expressed optimism that as soon as the Governor fixes a new date, those communities and their Ezes-elect shall be given their staff of office.

“There are some communities who do not have the required criteria, such as 2,000 leviable adults, church, school, market to be announced as autonomous communities, adding that such communities should not be given any attention in their request for autonomy.

Meanwhile, the Eze-Elect of Obosima Autonomous Community in Ohaji/Egbema LGA of Imo State, Chief Prince John Ngozi Onyeukwu, thanked the Governor for his plans in ensuring that qualified communities who have no traditional ruler are given the most qualified person to rule.

He appealed to the Governor to issue his community’s choice of leader the mantle of leadership. He described himself as the most popular ezeship candidate for the people of Obosima and that he remains the right choice for good leadership.

http://www.oraclenews.ng/gov-okorocha-dissolves-autonomous-communities/

Rest in Peace Great One.

Dana Air Opens Owerri Office

Posted By: Our Reporter On: February 6, 2018 In: Aviation

DANA Air has opened an office in Owerri, the Imo State capital.

The office, according its Corporate Communications Manager, Kingsley Ezenwa, is to enable the airline consolidate its partnership with Imo State government.

An aircraft belonging the state is managed by Dana Air with the registered call sign IMO Air.

Last month, the airline unveiled sponsorship deals worth millions of Naira with Nigerian professional football league covering Akwa united of Akwa Ibom State and Heartland Football Club of Imo State.

Under this deal, Dana Air will get branding opportunities for the duration of the season and fly the team to all its away matches in the 2018 NPFL season.

Also as part of the deal, the club’s player of the month initiative will be sponsored by Dana Air with a largess from the airline.

The airline is the only domestic airline to undertake such initiative like global carriers including Emirate, Ethiad and Qatar Airways.

http://thenationonlineng.net/dana-air-opens-owerri-office/

The north is not in short supply of m0ronic leaders.

Addax/NNPC to Invest $3.5bn in Onshore, Offshore Operations On December 12, 2017 9:40 am By Sebastine Obasi

ADDAX Petroleum Development Limited, in collaboration with the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC plans to investment about $3-5 billion to optimize its operations in Nigeria and increase production from its existing assets, both onshore and offshore, [b]part of which includes its current drilling activities in the Njaba field in the oil mining lease, OML 124. NNPC NNPC In a statement obtained by Vanguard, Addax stated, “The first oil producer in this drilling campaign was recently drilled and completed ahead of schedule and at significantly lower cost than budget. Preliminary well test results have also exceeded projected average oil production potential.” [/b]This is coming at a time Addax and NNPC production sharing contract, PSC, trained over 600 youths from its host communities in three Niger Delta states of Imo, Akwa Ibom and Rivers at the Federal Technical College, Omoku, Rivers States, in select vocations. The scheme known as Technical Skill Acquisition Programme (TSAP) has enabled the community youths to be trained on selected vocations such as fabrication, welding, tailoring, computer science/computer training, carpentry among others, thus developing their entrepreneurial skills. A statement from the company stated that at the end of each training session, “Addax Petroleum donated tools and equipment to assist them set-up small scale businesses in their chosen vocation. Thus far, significant amounts have been expended on this scheme.” In its 19 years of operation, Addax was said to have produced over 425 million barrels of crude oil since it took over operatorship of Oil prospecting Licenses (OPLs) 98/118 and OPLs90/225 previously operated by Ashland Nigeria Oil Company which operated the blocks from 1973-1998. According to the company, since the 2009 SINOPEC takeover, Addax Petroleum/NNPC PSC has invested over $5 billion and generated over $7 billion for the Nigerian government.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/12/addaxnnpc-invest-3-5bn-onshore-offshore-operations/

Keeping supporting a clueless and failed government while your Benue state is been reduced to rubbles by id1otic Fulani herdsmen

NgeneUkwenu:
Guess the section of the country, he was referring to?

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What happened to the MOU signed with Falcon Energy for gas development in Anambra State?