₦airaland Forum

Newsmic:
A woman identified as Perpetual Onyekachi allegedly stabbed her husband, Okoro Ndukwu Okoro, to death in Rivers State, IGBERETV reports.

It was gathered that the incident happened a week ago in Okposi Omoku community in ONELGA (Ogba–Egbema–Ndoni Local Government Area) of the state.

The couple was said to be secondary school sweethearts and hailed from Afikpo south local government Area of Ebonyi state.

A member of the community, Ajah Alexander Ajahude, in a Facebook post dated November 11, 2022, said the couple had a misunderstanding on Thursday morning, November 10.

Narrating, he wrote;



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A family member of the deceased confirmed the incident in a Facebook post.



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https://igberetvnews.com/1432525/woman-stabs-husband-death-rivers-photos/

Chiefecho:
Martha has committed suicide few days After being caught by her husband, information has been gathered that this pregnant lady called Martha has been barren for years after marriage here by consulting a witch doctor to deliver her from her barren condition it is said that the video we all saw was the last ritual for save delivery after getting pregnant by the witch doctor.

Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/7438398/man-caught-pregnant-wife-having

nlfpmod:
https://twitter.com/MobilePunch/status/1594700545155076097?s=20&t=sy718DsZXHMp8T3THItG_Q[/quote]Our professor is A Deist who will soon join the Atheists.
@coooooks come and see one of your members

daneni1:
Mine was in 1998, but I barely understood what was happening, all I just knew was that we were lost to Denmark then.

2002 was the first year I started watching worldcup that I truly understood.

sonature1:
Meet Goodluck Jonathan, a clueless weakling who married a gorilla.

This man has no traits of Niger Delta in him.

Happy birthday to him though.

ModestGal:
I read a post about how males like girls that are wife materials and that prompted me to write this post
I grew up in a loving family where everyone is a good cook except me including the boys
As an original Oyo girl, Right from JSS1, my parents and grandma's would tell me how a woman should know how to do housechores and cook well, since that's a way to a man's heart.
Since that time, my mum and siblings tried their best to teach me how to cook,clean,do housechores etc but unfortunately,years and years after, I am unable to learn it

I don't know how to clean or do housechores. I don't know how to do laundry as well. I can't boil ordinary water and 90% of time, when I plan to boil water to make Eba, I will burn the water. I have many younger ones that I was already10 years when they gave birth to them, now these girls usually tell me the quantity of salt to put in stew. That one is even worst, sometimes I wonder if magic is what many people use to put salt and maggi in foods because I can never learn that skill lailai.

How on earth will I know the quantity of salt to put in several sizes of stew? Most times I cook without salt and maggi because I prefer my food to be tasteless than having too much salt. So I just tell myself that, girl, you are living a healthy lifestyle, you don't need salt. Or tell myself, maggi is cancerous and I enjoy my meals unless I have someone cook for me

When it comes to taking care of home, I hate to fold and arrange cloths, so 99% of times, my room is scattered. I don't receive visitors and I usually tell people that my room is bad, but many of my friends would insist to come and once they are with me, they help me arrange my cloths

Now, shebi since men naturally like wife material, im not supposed to find husband, so since secondary school, before I became a full blown feminist, I already told my mum that she should forget mee getting married, that home skills is not for me, each time she mentioned, you will not find husband if you continue like this

But alas, na lie. I usually tell guys about myself, im very vocal and confident about my personality. I will tell men, friends or not,that I don't know how to cook, I don't know how to clean and I have anger problem, (I get angry at petty things), but most times, they wont believe me. They will come up with either im pretending not to have those skills, or they will give me excuses that its not my fault, and some will even offer to be my cook, lol.
Regarding my temper, most of these guys would offer to take me for therapy
Ands lastly,im evidently Ugly, and I will tell them that, im also ugly, we can't date, but nah, they will offer to take me to spar to treat my pimples, blackheads etcetera

So my question is where are the guys looking for wife materials? Because I have never come across any guy who wants a wife material in real life except on social media

I know girls like to compete amidst themselves of who cook the best, I seriously don't know why you girls do this because men don't care in real life. Infact, men dislike girls with those skills and I have seen many good home keeping girls that got their heart broken.
Try and give yourself class and don't cook for any one nor allow yourself clean for any guy.

As a female, we are a gift to humanity. And that's enough favor to men, the fact that we go to heaven and come back during childbirth just to bring a baby that both belongs to both of us to the world is enough favor.
As a girl, don't marry a guy that doesn't know how to cook, clean,do laundry etcetra

Right now,the reason im single is because im yet to find a guy with good cooking skills, most guys can only cook indomie. for no reason will I marry someone that wont be able to give me good foods despite me raising our kids. Please girls,stop lowering your standards, because men don't actually care. I mean men, not boys

jmichael259:
2023 election seems to be a game of governors and senators as presidential and vice presidential candidates. From governors Ifeanyi Okowa, Peter Obi to Senator Datti-Ahmed while the likes of Tinubu and Shettima held both governorship and senatorial position. Even Rabiu Kwankwaso, the ANPP presidential candidate is not left out.

However, Atiku Abubakar, the former two term vice president of Nigeria, is taking a 6th shot at the presidency. Having previously lost at the primaries to Moshood Abiola 1993(sdp), Goodluck Jonathan 2011(pdp) and Muhammadu Buhari 2015(apc). He also came 3rd(ac) in 2007 and 2nd(pdp) in 2019 general elections.

While we may easily know that he has 28 children from about 5 or 6 wives, it seems that nobody was aware that H.E. Atiku Abubakar was in 1998, elected as the governor of Adamawa state before being picked as the vice presidential candidate in 1999 elections.

Shocker?! More shocking and begging for mature, legal and insightful answer is, WHY IS HE NOT KNOWN AS A FORMER GOVERNOR

Bekermann:
Korea/Japan 2002

I remember Nigerians missing church on that fateful Sunday we lost to Gabriel Bastitutas header and Argentina.

I also remember how Germany mauled Saudi Arabia 8-0.

pocohantas:
USA 94 That was the first I watched with clear eyes, but I watched 1990 own in Italy.
Seems like yesterday…

pocohantas:
USA 94 That was the first I watched with clear eyes, but I watched 1990 own in Italy.
Seems like yesterday…

oloyedprince1:
ello guys , i would like to know which of these courses has more job opportunities as my Bro was ask to pick one out of the 2 to study in the university he is applying for? which of them has a greater chance of job opportunities in nigeria

jaybenugo:
https://m./2443977612304623/permalink/5653668904668795/

Hashimyussufamao:
Seyi Makinde And My Conscience At War

Hashim Yussuf Amao, Ibadan


Two small sachets of Bournvita and a sachet of Dano milk I had just mixed to regain my weakened self, when an inspiration knocked and directed my right thumb to hit the screen of my phone, incalculably. "Seyi Makinde and my conscience at war," it first typed. But beyond the personified expression, what could have really triggered a war between Seyi Makinde and my conscience? Will Seyi Makinde defeat my conscience? Will my conscience rather tremble beneath the crushing weight of Seyi Makinde? Soon, I will avail you of answers to these lingering questions.
 
Recently, while brooding over the sad situation of things in Nigeria, I sat and opened Nigeria's Pandora box. Part of what I found in it is "blind support for politicians and blind loyalty to political parties." If anything has done great harm to the progress of Nigeria, it is the fact that Nigerians blindly support their favourite political parties and candidates, that they refuse to see the good - even the littlest ones - from other candidates and parties.
 
For Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to become Nigeria's next president, my support is striking: thanks to his amazing personality and track records which I couldn't turn blind eyes to. I, however, find it quite unpleasing to my sanity that I would support Teslim Folarin, a 'celebrated lout' as the next governor of my state, only because I have declared my support for an APC candidate at the federal level. I find it disturbing to my conscience to support a fruitless senator, when there's a better candidate that would lift my state with capable hands. The good works of Engr. Seyi Makinde thus challenged my conscience to a duel, and defeated it. This fueled the need to declare my unwavering support for Seyi Makinde, and restate that: my allegiance is not to any political party, but to capable minds that would deliver the Oyo State and Nigeria of my dream. Like the former governor of Minnesota, Jesse Ventura would say, “I love my country, not my government". I also love my country and not any political party.
 
"I am here as your governor to serve you. I will work tirelessly and take responsibility for the workings of every sector..." in Seyi Makinde's inaugural speech seemed not to be mere word from a mealy mouth, but word from a sincere heart. For, only a godsend governor would kickstart his administration by declaring his asset - an uncommon act among his peers. That, alone, was a good pointer that we were in a ride with a capable driver, who would drive us to the shore of victory.
 
Seyi has made TRANSPARENCY the watchword of his administration, that he bared his daily activities to the knowledge of Oyo citizens and the general public. But I have this opinion of GSM: his experience, his sincerity, the advice he seeks, and divine inspiration would not only have made him an outstanding governor, but the great books and authors he reads too. Some of these authors, whom I have known via his biweekly newsletters, are Akinwumi Adesina, Roberto Kiyasoki, Olaniwun Ajayi, Clayton Christensen, and co. With a careful observation of these authors, their groovy personalities, and how they have managed the leadership positions they once held, you'd agree that Seyi has chosen to tap inspiration from exceptional writers/leaders. Only light, they say, attracts light.
 
So far, Governor Seyi Makinde has been like the biblical serpent, very wise; the biblical dove, very naive. His leadership style has been a breeze - a breeze that sweeps off maladministration and corrupt government officials. The five-legged seat on which the Omituntun administration reclines: Education, Health, Security, Expanded economy, and Infrastructure were carefully-positioned and well-managed. He had not led selfishly or blotched his campaign promises, for if he had, he would have committed the seventh of the seven social sins of Fredrick Donaldson - politics without principle.
 
Education wise, Seyi Makinde had taken Oyo from the 26th position to 11th position on the national log. Feyi's dad had successfully scraped the burdensome ₦3,000 education levy imposed on students in Oyo public schools. Lautech, which was once known for its endless internal strikes, is now a toast of admission seekers, thanks to the timely intervention of the Governor, and the ₦500m he disbursed to clear the institution's outstanding payments. He would later upgrade Emmanuel Alayande College of Education to  University of Education. That, did not even affect the ₦200m he disbursed to Poly Ibadan, which afforded the institution the opportunity to accredit 15 new programmes. Do one mention the special bursary of ₦500,000 each given to over 200 Oyo indigenes at law school, which totaled N116.5 million in 2020? Only a governor who values education would allocate over 20% of the state’s budget to the education sector. Commendably, in the 2021 budget, the education sector’s budget was 21% - which was even above the UNESCO recommended standard of 15-20%.
 
The health of his people is not something he takes with a levity; he had laudably renovated and remodeled one primary health center in each of the 351 wards across the state. Thousands of Oyo residents are currently benefiting from the Oyo Health Insurance Scheme, which has reduced uncomfortable medical bills. He had also facilitated the capacity building for the quality of care in ANC and PNC, which were conducted for 320 health care providers across 60 facilities. Thanks to his procurement and installation of medical equipments at hospitals like Jericho Nursing Home, Adeoyo Maternity Hospital, and the University College Hospital. The godsend Seyi had also facilitated 244, 073 free medical services, 2,349 free surgical operations, 1,000 free glasses, and 2,458 dental treatments. These are just a few of the health strides Seyi has taken for the benefit of Oyo indigenes and residents.
 
An administration without its challenge(s) exists nowhere in the world. In the face of security challenges that would have blighted his administration, GSM was quick to nip the unforeseen challenge in the bud. His fatherly role in the Fulani crisis in Ibarapa is one that deserves applause. He swiftly led armed units like the Police, Amotekun, Vigilante, and others to the boiling part of Oyo State and restored peace, while also relieving victims of financial burdens. He even condemned the ultimatum that Sunday Igboho gave to the Fulanis - which sent a clear message that Seyi presides over all the inhabitants of Oyo, and not just Oyo indigenes. An exceptional leader, that is. He was at the forefront of actualization of the regional policing unit, Amotekun. Matter-of-factly, he spearheaded that just a month after resumption to office, while meeting with other Southwest governors and necessary stakeholders. Today, everyone  commends the effectiveness of Amotekun, Mr Macaroni also did last week, when he came to Oyo and saw how ultraefficient Amotekun is. Lest I forget to add that the Omituntun administration created an additional security unit, the Police Mobile Force (PMF) and provided it, alongside Amotekun and other armed units, with hundreds of security vans, motorcycles, and Kia Motors. Our Seyi also secured a mobile police base, which is located in Oke-Ogun. Only he, would dissolve NURTW and remodeled it into PMS, so it could be more official, and its members sanitized and less violent. Only a governor who values the security of his people would have taken these laudable strides and more.
 
Governor Seyi Makinde is indeed an economy expert who has kept our economy humming, even when what he met was huge debts and paucity of fund. He had taken Oyo State IGR from ₦1.7bn to ₦3.3bn monthly without burdensome taxes or rates, and made Oyo one among the only few states attractive to foreign investors in the first quarter of 2022. Seyi's economic footprints in Oyo have led United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) research to rank Ibadan as the second fastest growing city in Africa, citing industrialization, urbanization, and economic activities as reasons for the growth. Cutting to the chase, Oyo State has attracted private investments of over ₦27 billion in agribusiness alone over the past three years. Between 2019-2022, OYSADA achieved international agribusiness funding of over $120 million for Oyo State. How, on earth, would my conscience ignore these?
 
Seyi had construct mammoth infrastructural projects, that he even constructed some federal roads. He facilitated the construction of rural roads in all 33 local governments of the state, 1000km roads through the Rural Access Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP) - the first if its kind. Do one bring to fore, the modern bus terminals strategically located at the exits and entrances of Ibadan; Iwo Road, New Ife Road, Challenge and Ojoo? His 'Light up Oyo’ projects covered 223.48km of roads across the state. Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba, Mini Stadium Igboora, Ibarapa, Olubadan Mini Stadium, Ibadan, Durbar Stadium, Oyo, Soun Stadium, Ogbomoso, Saki Township Stadium, and Ebedi Township Stadium, some of which were once eyesores, are now eye-pleasing and entertaining. Recently, Ibadan hosted an international match, an indelible feat that would linger with us for long. The 'Zero potholes policy' of the Omituntun administration across the state is not one, one could turn blind eye to. For over 16 years, the 110 km Lagos-Ibadan to Ibadan has yet to be fully constructed; but in less than 4 years, Seyi Makinde has facilitated the 65km Moniya-Ijaiye-Iseyin Road, the 76.7km Ogbomoso-Fapote-Iseyin Road, the 34.85km Oyo-Iseyin Road, and the proposed reconstruction of the 48 km Ido-Eruwa Road. I'm even yet to make mention of the acquisition of the Omituntun 106 buses for the mass transit scheme, which has successfully alleviated the transportation challenges of civil servants and Oyo citizens.
 
Governor Makinde loathes corruption so much that he acted on it by having a bill sponsored in the House of Assembly that later culminated in the establishment of the Oyo State Anti-Corruption Agency (OYACA). One could easily tell that he hates corruption to the barest minimum that he said in a 'meet the governor, interview, "If anyone is able to steal 20-25million from this administration, he must be a genius". He has successfully blocked leakages, which has been one of the main reasons behind the grievances of 'aggrieved OYO PDP members'. GSM exceptional leadership has won him glocal recognitions and awards like the Global Coalition for Security and Democracy in Nigeria (GCSDN) and many others.
 
Having known of Seyi's exceptional delivery across all sectors, my conscience is seriously at war to support and vote Teslim Folarin or any other Oyo gubernatorial candidate. My conscience is more provoked, having known that Seyi's administration had managed to sail amid the plethora of financial challenges it met. In spite of the huge ₦99.3bn debts his administration inherited from the past administration of the late Abiola Ajumobi, commendably, Seyi has managed to reduce the debt to ₦91.9bn as reported by the statistics made available by the Debt Management Organization, DMO. Seyi had smartly waxed off the challenge of the foreign debt of $200 million for the Ibadan Urban Flood Management Project, IUFMP, which the Ajumobi-led administration took, having already spent $54 million of the money and committed about ₦100m as well. So, when naysayers attack Seyi's administration, saying it also took debts, informed citizens would simply reply, Seyi had lend ₦24billion for infrastructure financing, and only ₦18billion of the amount has been accessed so far. Despite the historical difference in the debts of Seyi's administration and the previous one, within its first six months in office, the Omituntun administration had paid more than what his predecessor paid in eight years as pensions, workers' salaries and gratuities. Despite that Makinde met a staggering ₦55.9 billion debt in gratuities, there has been a non-stop payment of ₦535 million to retired state and local government workers on a monthly basis. As I type, the total pension payments are already over ₦13b and still growing. Civil servants still receive their salaries on the 25th of every month since June, 2019 - Seyi is the only governor to have consistently done this. With that, even if he takes a loan, we know it's not profligate, like the previous administration's which met Oyo's debt at less than ₦7 billion and catapulted it to ₦99 billion in eight years.
 
When political pawns think they can dent the image of Seyi's administration with the grievances of aggrieved Oyo PDP members, we would tell them Seyi did not burn the ladder that took him up, it rather burnt a ladder with excess thorns that could fall him and his administration, if care is not taken. If Seyi had not broken the acclaimed structures of the aggrieved Oyo PDP members, they would have turned him into a figurehead governor they could control, whose state they would turn to banana republic - where life is meaningless, and its leader, powerless. But God forbid, Paul said.
 
Thus, I would rather tell Seyi to leave these aggrieved Oyo PDP members, for they're just like the farm animals in 'Animal Farm' by author George Orwell, who rebelled against their leader, the human owner, in their selfish hopes of creating an utopian state where their wishes would supersede that of their owner. Only for a dictator pig to overthrow them and make life worse for them. We're watching the aggrieved OYO PDP members and would see if their selfishness and aspirations would be better at the parties they ran to, or it would get worse under the leadership of those parties. Then, maybe, Seyi would be vindicated. The grievances of these aggrieved Oyo PDP members will also not forestall the victory of Seyi come 2023, for while they left, more influential politicians like Wole Kanle, Joseph Tegbe and others also made their way to the PDP on a daily basis. So, when we talk about aggrieved Oyo PDP members leaving PDP, it behoves us to talk about aggrieved members of other parties who are joining PDP on a daily basis, too.
 
Regardless of how naysayers weep like gnomes, brood like partridges, and make noises like misfiring generator, Omituntun 2.0 is a divine project. The good people from across the five regions of Oyo state - Ibadan, Oyo, Ogbomosho, Ibarapa, Oke Ogun - would not forget all the good Seyi had done to us. Seyi should be rest assured of our total support and votes, come 2023. He should worry less about the opposition that could not defeat him as a whole in 2019, let alone now that Penkelemesi and other big wigs have swept away a fractional part of them. Seyi's fiery courage should not diminish because of the cutting tongues of oppositions and aggrieved Oyo PDP members, for he is the player while they are mere pawns on the Oyo political chessboard.
 
Come 2023, Oyo citizens would cast their votes in support of Engr. Makinde, for we would not want to go back to the times when Oyo was pilloried by corruption, no thanks to maladministration. Come 2023, Oyo civil servants would again entrust Seyi with their votes, for they would not want to go back to the times when hardship bared its murderous fangs at them, no thanks to unpaid salaries and gratuities. Come 2023, Oyo indigenes will not cast their net on the wrong side of the river, for we can not afford to bear the ripple effects of that. Again, we want Seyi Makinde, for we do not want to go back to times when Oyo was wracked and grappled by reckless leaders. Come 2023, it remains our undying wish that Seyi emerges in a landslide victory. We hope that after his re-election, he would continue to be the worthy leader, religious/ethnic tolerant, and lover of masses he has been known for. In Oluwaseyi Makinde, our hopes are stashed. May Seyi not falter, may our hopes never wane.
 
 
 
Hashim Yussuf Amao
hashimlegalbard@gmail.com
Facebook: Hashim Yussuf LegalBard



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Corrinthians:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/11/19/makinde-donated-n100m-for-renovation-of-pdps-pdi-says-ayu/

nlfpmod:
Goodluck Jonathan Turns 65 Today!


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodluck_Jonathan

benjackugo:
https://www.instagram.com/p/ClKVBuAtIuh/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

dre11:
Police recruit returns home from nine-month training to find new wife pregnant for his brother



https://thenationonlineng.net/police-recruit-returns-home-from-nine-month-training-to-find-new-wife-pregnant-for-his-brother/

benjackugo:
Immediate past Minister of Transport and former governor of Rivers State, Chief Rotimi Amaechi, on Saturday, graduated from Baze University, Abuja, with a Bachelor of Law, LL. B Degree, IGBERETV reports.

The former minister shared pictures from the event via his Twitter handle with the caption,



https://twitter.com/ChibuikeAmaechi/status/1593958942811488257?t=j8HDOx5CBPSU-kJSVGsPcg&s=19[/quote]Kudos to the best Governor of Rivers state.
congratulations to the Leader.

Skty:
This is the kind of empowerment I want to hear about. Not wheelbarrow, goat, shovels and cutlasses, rice, Agbado.....so some people still have sense like this

Emilokan1:
What most people don't know is ,Akin Alabi was an entrepreneur, instructor and facilitator of wealth empowerment back in the day. He usually partnered with success digest then. His workshops was too notch then. Good thing is,he's still giving back

AnonPoet:
Honorable Akin Alabi Empowers 200 youths trained by servicom on digital marketing with brand new Laptops.


https://leaders.ng/2022/11/19/akin-alabi-distributes-laptops-to-100s-of-egbeda-ona-ara-youths/

untamedd:
Yes, they do. It’s more of grant than scholarship.

akelicious:
Enugu 2023: Frank Nweke Jr makes promises on security, agriculture, health and more



The APGA Gubernatorial Candidate, Frank Nweke Jr, flagged off his Ward Tours on Friday, November 18, choosing to start from home in Ozalla.

He was welcomed with pomp, drums and colour gyration as the rays of hope for Enugu State shone along with the Eastern Sun just after noon.

Frank, not one to shy away from music and dance, joined his people in the merriment while going around to greet everyone as has become his custom.

For Ozalla, and indeed, the other three wards that welcomed the APGA team today, the 2023 elections are beyond politics. It is an opportunity to clean the slate and begin rewriting the story of ndi Enugu.

Just as they danced with passion, they also listened intently as Frank shared some of his plans with them. Without holding back, they also demanded answers to concerns that they nursed as well.

Also with him were the chairman of APGA, Enugu State, Ndubuisi Enechionyia and the APGA House of Representatives Candidates representing Enugu North and South Federal Constituency, Nonso Nnamani and Nkanu East & Nkanu West Federal Constituency, Dickson Orji.

As the APGA train moved from Ozalla to Akaegbe Ward 1, Obuofia and Amodu, Nweke spoke on issues of insecurity, health, agriculture, education, job creation and care of the elderly.



At Ozalla, he easily pointed out the Closed-Circuit TVs that hung on two solar-powered light poles on both ends of the compound where the meeting was held. He and some Ozalla sons and daughters had come together to provide the installations as a way to improve security in the area.

"This is what we have done as private citizens. Imagine what my administration will do once we get into office. The safety of all of you is a priority." He said.

He went on to share other plans he had for security, including working with traditional rulers and town unions to improve intelligence gathering.

Nweke spoke convincingly about his relationship with the Federal Level of the government, citing it as one of the reasons he will be able to engage the statutory security services effectively and improve the attention given to Enugu State.

He also said this will also be useful in attracting other important advantages to the State. For example, as Minister, he was instrumental in securing N38.5 Billion for the Water Corporation in the 2000s and another N1 Billion towards the construction of roads in the State. He underscored that his ability to attract projects into the State would be one of his differentiating factors as a governor.

He spoke extensively on Agriculture, sharing that his administration will ensure that every centre set up for the purpose of improving the lives of farmers would be effective in delivering the promises made to them. His plans include providing them with capacity-building programmes, improved seedlings and fertiliser, equipment and more, working through their co-operatives. He also noted that in partnership with established Agro-companies, he would ensure farmers are able to sell their produce as they expand production in quantity and in the types of crops they plant. His first goal was ensuring food security and then, economic empowerment.

On health, Nweke spoke about the importance of primary healthcare and why it was important to him that they got it right at the preventative level. He highlighted the need to improve the conditions of doctors and nurses working at the health centres and general hospitals, promising that there will be a marked upgrade once he gets into office.

In the same vein, he was particular about Primary School education, promising that teachers would be treated with utmost priority and just like he ensured digital access for schools, he would ensure that Schools get the upgrades they need and basic education was made available for all children.

To the elderly, he promised to ensure that centres for the elderly were provided and stipends made available through their local authorities. Nweke was firm in saying that all arms of his administration would perform optimally to deliver on every promise made to the people.

In Akaegbe Ward 1 and Obuofia especially, he noted that their roads needed to be salvaged and through the Strategic Road Construction and Rehabilitation Programme, he would ensure the roads are appropriately prioritised and get the needed work done.

He also threw in the fact that water access in the rural areas would receive upgrades depending on the needs of the communities, as his goal was to ensure ease of access for every resident.

For each one of these projects, he said members of the community will be given the necessary skills upgrade to benefit from the jobs that will be created as each sector gets an upgrade. His approach was to ensure that the people are able to serve their communities productively without needing to move into the urban areas before earning a good living.

One significant thing about Frank Nweke Jr's plans remains the simplicity of it and the way every sector connects to the other and how he constantly talks about changes in local administration because of the leadership he will provide at the State level. He is also particular about collaborating at all levels to ensure every person in the State has equal access to the development his administration is billed to bring.

Frank has said he will not promise what he cannot give - a man of integrity and courage in a space where lies and empty promises thrive.

The ball is in the court of the voters. Do ndi Enugu want promises that have nothing to stand on or do we want someone who will deliver the foundational things that we can build on?

As Ndubuisi Enechionyia, the Chairman of APGA, Enugu said in his remarks at Amodu, "We must wake up and take back what is ours from those who try to bribe us with what they have stolen from us. Let us vote for a man whose desire is the well-being of the people. Let us vote Frank and vote APGA - nke a bu nke anyi"


Nkemdili Mgbanwe
Volunteer Writer, Okeifufe Media Team.

PrinceOfLagos:
His Excellency and the next President of Nigeria, Mr Peter Obi meets Pastor David ibiyeomi of salvation ministry in Port Harcourt..



https://twitter.com/PeterObi/status/1593898897189048322?t=AApCyHJHT2Q4PzJwb1y09g&s=19[/quote]Nice

ProfessorAlex:
Na the Ikpa Road I dey like this, immediately I get my degree this year, I'm permanently relocating to Abuja where my family is and my dad owns a house and land. I think I'll serve there too.

planetx:
Only if you know the number of Brazilians lining up at the US border.

HomeTutorsPro:
If you want to enjoy life keep an open mind.
There is a God/god/gods, no doubt.
It's the power controlling the universe.
Science call it energy.
I am a Christian by identification.
I am a spiritualist by existence.
I hope you know the difference?
Dig deep and you'll discover that every God/god/gods is "bloodthirsty".
All religious leaders who are spiritually grounded know this.
That's why they condemn their followers to a life of prayer and fasting while they visit traditional spiritualists for powers through blood sacrifices.
It's just a method of control that's not different from politics.
The only little difference is that while politics weaponises poverty, religion weaponises ignorance.

ebukajay184:
Woman Stops Giving Tithes In Church, Uses The Money To Build A House For Her Widowed Neighbour



https://www.instagram.com/p/ClEV9PdN2yn/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Holiness2100:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFZpQAowRCw


https://www.wionews.com/world/protesters-set-fire-to-irans-ex-supreme-leader-ayatollah-khomeinis-home-535248/amp