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Nwaoma meets Barrister M.C chuka in Owerri, says; Owerri is the most beautiful city. HEIRS AND HAIRS
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Anambra entered one Chance bus Obiano’s adminsitartion has taken Ndi Anambra in a one chance vehicle . Anambra people have boarded “One Chance bus” and unless the driver is redirected, the passengers will be bruised badly by the time the bus applies its brakes, that is if by luck, it didn’t end in a ditch after a crash Anambra will be better if we push this drunker out OBIANO WILLIE have finished Anambra and her treasury in consumption of costly drinks
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For those of you saying that I should stop calling out Willie obiano. If I say Willie is a failure do not argue , just believe me. The picture depicts a the quality and current state of the road Willie constructed and commissioned at UMUNACHI 3months ago. The quality and standard are not only limited to umunachi. This is the standard endorsed by Willie for road construction across the state. This road was constructed in NOVEMBER 2016, just 3months now and the road is already dilapidated. we are yet to enter rainy season but the coal tare has washed off. Very reprehensible. I am appalled. LATER someone will be advocating for continuity, what are continuing? Substandard road? Poor health system ? Frivolous government ? Propaganda? I STAND WITH CORRECTION #ISTANDWITHCORRECTION
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These are some of the structures already erected and almost completed at the Imo State University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Mbaise-Ngor-Okpala. Few days ago some PDP friends of mine claimed that this university is merely on papers and no brick has been put on the ground. This is one of the three universities, which the government of Owelle Rochas Okorocha started from the scratch GOD HAS BLESSED IMO STATE!
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The Demolition of Properties of Ndi Enugwu-Ukwu in Enugwu-Ukwu……. My Take! It is disheartening and very shameful to hear that buildings belonging to ndi Enugwu-Ukwu was destroyed by Anambra State Government Obiano in Enugwu-Ukwu. A town that produced the number two citizen of the state. A town that boasts of prominent men in all facets of life. A town that produced a federal legislator in National assembly. A town whom her 1st class monarch worked assiduously in seeing to the progress of APGA government in Enugwu-Ukwu and Umunri at large. What is the cause? O bu na okpu isi amaghi akpu ka o bu na aguba adighi nko? The same government that couldn’t do any meaningful thing for this town but rather take the ones we built with our sweats. Igwe! You need to stand up against this tyranny of a government. Gosi fa ife agu ji di ebube. If I have to lose hope on those mentioned above, I wouldn’t want to lose hope on you as well. You have the wherewithal to make them pay. We are not cowards. Tell them that we can’t be oppressed and that enough is enough. This is a spat on us and our collective psyche. This a spat to The Igwe-in-Council This a spat on the number two citizen of this state This is a spat on our federal legislator Hon. Dozie Nwankwo This is a spat to all the big men who claims of being connected with this government.
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February 11 at 3:54pm Abandoned Projects Begging for Visitation! Agulu Lake Resorts begging to be revisited. Our Economic, Social and Tourism potentials are been abandoned and lying waste with hundreds of jobs on hold. Please when will gov Willie Obiano and his APGA government remember this abandoned project?
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This is the current state of Federal Polytechnic Oko students at Atani campus (Computer Science and Maths & Stats department) in Ogbaru local Government area of Anambra state. ANAMBRA ENTERED ONCE CHANCE BUS OBIANO OR OBIAKPO WHERE ARE YOU The Students of this campus have been lamenting, crying for help of the Government and also the school authorities to come to their rescue for what they describe as modern day slavery all in name of Education. For about two months now, the students and indigenes of Akili-Ozizor, Senator Stella Oduah’s home community has been in darkness and no hope of light seem coming in next few months because Senator Oduah who normally pays the community light kind of backed out and EEDC disconnected the community light for some months now. According to one of the students we spoke to, He said “the light situation is really affecting the students academically cus they can’t read or do anything with their laptops because this campus is 90% computer science students” “We are now calling on Governor Obiano and our school Rector to come and rescue us from this suffering because we have suffered enough. No light, No network, We are now like abandoned children in the forest” The students said http://www.enzyhub.com/shocking-photos-see-how-federal-poly-oko-students-suffer-to-charge-their-phones/
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meanwhile the man who started CUCUMBER SEX STATION MESS is yet to get a query CUCUMBER SEX Obiano |
Obiano lies the UGU SCANDAL, we have traveled by Sea ,road and air from Anam to Kogi to Plateau in search of UGU FARM to snap the picture and present to the public as the farm that produced UGU the state exported and made 5 million dollars, but lo and behold we found none. Abagworo: |
Obiano lies the UGU SCANDAL, we have traveled by Sea ,road and air from Anam to Kogi to Plateau in search of UGU FARM to snap the picture and present to the public as the farm that produced UGU the state exported and made 5 million dollars, but lo and behold we found none. LasGidiOwner: |
Obiano lies the UGU SCANDAL, we have traveled by Sea ,road and air from Anam to Kogi to Plateau in search of UGU FARM to snap the picture and present to the public as the farm that produced UGU the state exported and made 5 million dollars, but lo and behold we found none. Yyeske: |
OBIANO WILLIE have finished Anambra and her treasury in consumption of costly drinks and the only way you aim to recover is by demanding huge sum of N9b each from any governorship aspirant for billboards advert and posters. Obiano how could you be so wicked; and how much did u pay during ur campaign days for billboards and posters?? Selfish governor indeed! Nonsoco80: |
Anambra entered one Chance bus Obiano’s adminsitartion has taken Ndi Anambra in a one chance vehicle . Anambra people have boarded “One Chance bus” and unless the driver is redirected, the passengers will be bruised badly by the time the bus applies its brakes, that is if by luck, it didn’t end in a ditch after a crash bendovex: |
Anambra entered one Chance bus Obiano’s adminsitartion has taken Ndi Anambra in a one chance vehicle . Anambra people have boarded “One Chance bus” and unless the driver is redirected, the passengers will be bruised badly by the time the bus applies its brakes, that is if by luck, it didn’t end in a ditch after a crash nonsobaba: |
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Chino ..Hahaha did i hear or haha Oshemole is greeting
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CHINO ARE YOU THERE? By Vincent Ujumadu, Godwin Oritse, Wahab Abdullah Ikechukwu Nnochiri & Enyim Enyim Thirty-two retired judges, including five retired state Chief Judges in Anambra State, led by Justice Godwin Ononiba (retd), have dragged Anambra State governor, Willie Obiano, to the National Industrial Court of Nigeria in Awka for non-payment of their severance gratuity, upward review of pensions, arrears of housing allowances and overall welfare. The action of the retired judges drew the praises of some senior lawyers, including Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN, Yusuf Ali, SAN, Femi Falana, SAN, and others, who commended them for using the instrumentality of the law to fight their cause. The development came on a day 126 former supervisors, who served in the various local government areas of Anambra State until their dissolution in August this year, demanded a severance package of N1.2 billion from Governor Willie Obiano. Of the 32 retired judges, 13 of them are dead, while 19 are still alive, including five former chief judges. The former retired chief judges are G.U. Ononiba, C.J. Okoli, Nri-Ezedi, E.A. Nzegwu, and P.A.C Obidigwe who were members of the Association of Retired Judges of Anambra State. Part of the suit read: “You are hereby commanded that within fourteen days after the service of this complaint on you, inclusive of the day of such service, you do cause an appearance to be entered for you in an action at the suit of HON. JUSTICE G.U. ONONIBA C.J. (Rtd) & 31 Ors, and take note that in default of your so doing, the claimants may proceed therein, and judgement may be given in your absence. The claimants are praying the court for: “A declaration that each of the 1st-19th claimants and each of the estates of the 20th to 2nd claimants are entitled to be paid severance gratuities based on 300% of each claimant’s annual basic salary while in active service. “A declaration that each of the 1st to 19th claimants and each of the estates of the 20th to 32nd claimants are entitled to be paid housing allowances per annum and in the tune of 200% of each claimant’s annual basic salary. “A declaration that the 1st defendant does not have the power to amend, alter or vary the provisions of an Act of the National Assembly and in particular the “certain political, public and judicial office holders (salaries and allowances, etc) (Amendment) Act No. 1 of 2008 which took effect from 1st February, 2007” “A declaration that each of the 1st – 19th claimants and each of estates of the 20th to 32nd claimants is entitled to an upward review of each of the claimant’s pension in line with Section 210(3) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. “An order of court directing the defendants to pay to the 1st-19th claimants and the estates of 20th-32nd claimants forthwith their severance gratuities, based on 300% of annual basic salary of each of the claimants while in active service. “An order of court directing the defendants to pay the 1st-19th claimants and the estates of the 20th to 32nd claimants forthwith the arrears of their housing allowances based on 200% of their annual basic salary. “An order of court directing the defendants to recompute the pensions and gratuities of the claimants based on 200% of their annual basic salaries as housing allowance. “An order of court directing the defendants to pay to the claimants the arrears of their respective pension and gratuities from the withheld 100% of their annual basic salary as housing allowance. “An order of court directing the defendants to pay to each of the 1st-19th claimants and the estates of the 20th to 32nd claimants all the balance and arrears of their pensions which would have accrued to them had the pensions been reviewed upward in line with the provision of the constitution and the directives of the salaries and wages commission.” The retired judges (claimants) stated that they had at different times meritoriously and successfully served as judges of the Anambra State High Court and Customary Court of Appeal but were forgotten and abandoned without payment of their due benefits, allowances and entitlements. The Association of the Retired Judges was formed pursuant to the directive of the Chief Justice of Nigeria in a letter addressed to all judges, dated July, 10, 2010. The claimants averred that they had on May, 5, 2016, issued and served on the defendants, through the Secretary to the State Government, SSG, and the office of the 2nd defendant respectively, the three months mandatory notice of intention to institute the legal action against them, adding that no response came from them. Reactions: Ozekhome Reacting to the development, Mike Ozekhome, SAN, said: “This is a good omen. For the first time in the history of this country, judges can pick up courage to drag a government to court over unpaid gratuities and pension. It is a shame that such senior citizens had to resort to the court to get their constitutional right. “It is also a shame they can be subjected to this kind of treatment over pensions and gratuities. Before now, they could not talk while they were in service and with their action, they are also speaking for serving judges.” Falana Femi Falana, SAN, said: “The legal action is in order. The government cannot successfully fight judicial corruption if retired judges are owed pension for months. “You are simply telling serving judges to take care of the raining day by engaging in corrupt practices. The Anambra State Government and others involved in the illegality should pay the outstanding pension of retired judges.” Yusuf Ali SAN Ali said: “Yes, what they have done is right, except you want them to take laws into their hands, which expectedly they won’t do. These are the people who have worked and are getting old. Do you want them to die before enjoying the fruits of their labour? It is sad. For me, what government is doing in this clime is unexpected, if it is true. We only wish they pay them and not allow them to wait for court judgment before receiving their pension.” Otteh Joseph Otteh, Executive Director, Access to Justice, said: “No one should be owed pension, whether judges, doctors or messengers. This situation shows that anyone can be a victim of government’s neglect and failings. But this can have a serious, predictable effect on judicial independence as some judges might feel they need to stack up money during service for raining days of lack. Anambra State government should immediately pay up all retirees their entitlements.” In its reaction, the National Judicial Council, NJC, yesterday, said it only had the mandate to pay pension to retired federal judicial officers. Though the Council explained that such judges were entitled to receive their benefits from the state government, it, however, declined to officially react to the development, stressing that it would amount to sub-judice since the case was already in court. A top source at the NJC, who pleaded anonymity, said: “We have paid salaries of all judges in the country serving in federal courts. “Likewise, when they retire, we only pay pension to those that were in federal courts. So it is the state that is responsible for the payment of pension of judges that served under them. “Meanwhile since the matter is already in court. I think it will be better to allow the court to make the interpretation. I cannot say anything more on the issue as such action will be sub-judice.” Ex LG supervisors demand N1.2b severance package Meanwhile, 126 former supervisors, who served in the various local government areas of Anambra State until their dissolution in August this year, have demanded a severance package of N1.2 billion from Governor Willie Obiano. The former supervisors were appointed by their elected local government chairmen as provided under Section 72 of the Anambra State House of Assembly Law, 2012. In a letter addressed to the governor after their meeting in Awka, yesterday, the ex supervisors threatened to drag the secretary of the state Joint Action Committee, JAC, Mr. Tony Oli, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for allegedly misappropriating funds meant for the payment of their severance allowances. Oli could not be reached at press time, but the ex supervisors said he told them when they visited his office that he had no business with them. The letter was signed by the chairman of the ex supervisors’ forum, Mr. Chijioke Eruchalu, the secretary, Mr. Cliff Nneli and the coordinator, Mr. Cajethan Okafor. The letter read in part: “In view of this, we therefore plead with you to redress all the anomalies. We believe that as our father, we will get a favourable response so that we won’t feel left out and abandoned after serving our state diligently, in spite of the hard times.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/unpaid-gratuities-pensions-32-retired-judges-drag-governor-a-g-to-court/ |
Live Updates from the 2016 Imo Day of Thanksgiving
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Doug07034780891:So you are dead that your penis can no longer get up that your girls ,practically use cucumber to destroy that pussssssy HAHAHA CUCUMBER TALKING , SEE THE GOODNESS OF CUCUMBER. Teach your child from a young age,Cucumber do not sweet more than penis.Teach your child not to insert inside puuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusy.Iam standing by
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[s][quote author=Doug07034780891 post=52051251]Douglas Nwachukwu a.k.a chin011 royald etc, is like you don't like Imo state thread anymore. This your block shaped head must be broken before you go hear something. These rubbish you keep posting on the Imo thread as the achievement of your fat lymping gov will sink when we storm here fully. This is just a warning..just post nonsense again on the Anambra thread. Bastards..... |
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Chino if you like open 30 accounts Doug07034780891 and co the bastards of Igbo land If a family is peaceful, it is because the bastard in that house has not grown to the age of maturity. The day he attains maturity he will brew troubles in the family and eventually scatter it. I don’t want to start mentioning names but ask Doug07034780891 the bastard of Igbo land Doug07034780891: |
Doug07034780891:Chino if you like open 30 accounts Yyeske/Chino and co the bastards of Igbo land If a family is peaceful, it is because the bastard in that house has not grown to the age of maturity. The day he attains maturity he will brew troubles in the family and eventually scatter it. I don’t want to start mentioning names but ask Chino the bastard of Igbo land |
Yyeske:Chino the bastard of Igbo land shut up |
If a family is peaceful, it is because the bastard in that house has not grown to the age of maturity. The day he attains maturity he will brew troubles in the family and eventually scatter it. I don’t want to start mentioning names but ask Chino the bastard of Igbo land |