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Natbrowny:
On Paper, Yes you are right. Dont be too sure of people


HUMANS ARE WILD AND DANGEROUS.

grassrootsig:
2025 governorship election in Anambra state, another challenge for Sen Ifeanyi Ubah.

In 2019, he won senate with an unknown party, YPP. The nay sayers said he won because ndi Anambra south were tired and no longer want the Uba family from Uga.

They claimed that Senator Andy Uba who was the APC candidate and his brother Chris Uba who was the candidate of PDP were unelectable and bad products.

When asked about Evang Nicholas Ukachukwu who was the candidate of APGA in 2019, they claimed that he was not serious in that election.

So in 2023, the opposition prepared well against a man whose Grace is Special and his capacity unmatched.

They said it was only Hon Chris Emeka Azubogu who can stop Senator Ifeanyi Ubah. They boasted that with Azubogu in the ticket, he would defeat Ifeanyi Ubah in Nnewi. Win him in Nnewi south, Ihiala, Aguata and Ekwusigo.

They wrote the Prince of the Senate off. They erroneously ascribed Mr Project to Azubogu just to deceive the uninformed.

As a political strategist, Ifeanyi Ubah kept his cool. He mapped out his strategies calmly and on February 25, the enemies bowed.

He did not only win, he produced House of Reps and state assembly members.

APC saw this overwhelming capacity and came to loan him from YPP in order to make impact in Anambra in 2025.

2025 governorship election in Anambra state will be another challenge but Ikemba Ndigbo will triumph.

Those who have the eye to read the hand writing on the wall and already realigning.

Ifeanyi Ubah will win in 2025.
Join others to realign now.

AIF Media

The Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has ordered the distribution of 220 operational vehicles in anticipation of the gubernatorial elections in Bayelsa, Imo, and Kogi states scheduled for November 11, 2023.

The vehicles released to the states includes water cannons, armored personnel carriers, helmets, bulletproof vests, and tear gas canisters, for security management

This is part of efforts to ensure a smooth election process.

The police officers involved have received training, and the Federal Government has been requested to provide allowances and necessary support to boost their morale during the operations.

The IGP also called on stakeholders in the three states to maintain peace and uphold the rule of law during and after the elections.

‘For neutrality’ — Egbetokun redeploys Imo CP ahead of Nov 11 guber poll

Kayode Egbetokun, the inspector-general of police (IGP), has redeployed Mohammed Barde, the commissioner of police in Imo, ahead of the governorship election in the state.

The Labour Party (LP) and several civil society organisations (CSOs) had called for the removal of the commissioner over an assault on Joe Ajaero, president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).

On November 1, Ajaero was reportedly picked up from the Imo council secretariat of the NLC in Owerri by heavily armed police officers. He was said to have been beaten and blindfolded immediately after he was arrested by security operatives.

However, the Imo police command denied that the NLC boss was arrested and brutalised by its officers, saying the police rescued Ajaero from a mob and he was taken into protective custody.

Speaking in a townhall meeting on election security, on Sunday, the IGP said Barde will be removed as commissioner for the period of the election for the sake of neutrality.

“I am aware that there have been allegations on social media against the Commissioner of Police in Imo State; but for this election, we are changing the commissioner of police in Imo,” the IGP said.

“The fact that we are changing him may not be because he has been found guilty of those allegations but for neutrality sake, we are changing him for this election.”

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Rigged match.