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Gabriel004:Go and read your history, although those positions, I personally doesn't value them, that's why I never participated in the debate from day one, my concern is my governor and those representing our Constituencies from federal to state level. Igbos has been elected more than any tribes in hallow chamber in Nigeria 1st Nigeria indigenous Senate president Nnamdi Azikiwe 2nd Nigeria Senate president Denise Osadebe 3rd Nigeria Senate president Nwafor Orizu First Democratic elected Senate president Evan Enwerem, followed by Chuba Okadigbo, Pius Anyim and Ken Nnamni before David Mark and Sarrki AbaLion:I know you are from Osun You should be more concern about your newly elected governor and how he will pull out your debted state from misery index |
AMICHI, NNEWI SOUTH LGA.... ....The Governor of Anambra State, Chief Willie Obiano arrives for Inspection of Government constructed 1.06Km Road at the COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES, DIOCESAN HOSPITAL, AMICHI. A highly elated Willie, arrived the premises of the Hospital, amidst an overwhelming reception accorded to him by the Anglican and School Community as well as Community stakeholders who came to say a big thank you to the Governor. His Excellency, upon inspection of the facilities, promised to gift a Brand New 22 Seater Commuter Bus to the School as well as rehabilitate the infrastructures. The brief event was attended by the Anglican Bishop of Amichi Diocese, His Lordship, Rt. Rev. Ephraim Ikeakor, the Transition Chairman of Nnewi South Local Government Area, Hon. Engr. Chieloka Henry Okoye, the BoT Member of APGA and a major stakeholder of Amichi Community, Chief Maja Umeh, Hon. Chukwuma Iruba Kingsley (Member Representing, Nnewi South State Constituency I), Members of the Clergy and many other dignatories.
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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has equipped the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH), Amaku, Awka in Anambra State and designates it Mega Laboratory Centre. Kingston Omo-Emmanuel, leader of USAID team of experts, disclosed this when his team was on a courtesy visit to Basil Nwankwo, Chief Medical Director of COOUTH in his office on Friday. Omo-Emmanuel said the Agency installed four new machines in the laboratory and upgraded the two exiting ones to make it a total of six state-of-the-art testing machines at the centre. He said the machines had combined capacity to run tests on over 500 samples in eight hours, making it the biggest and best in the entire South East region to serve clients. Also speaking, a member of the team, Donald Igboelina, said COOUTH was selected for the project because of the quality of its management and genuine efforts at enhancing healthcare delivery. Igboelina congratulated the institution for meeting criteria for installation of such facilities and called for greater awareness for people to subject themselves to test. Responding, Nwankwo said the Mega Test-Lab valued at about N500 million was a major step towards addressing the infrastructure and diagnostic equipment needs of the hospital. The CMD thanked the USAID for designating COOUTH test lab as a Mega Lab, attributing the success of his leadership since assumption of office 20 months to his participatory approach to management. Nwankwo assured that power would not be a challenge to efficiency of the laboratory as COOUTH enjoyed between 18 and 20 hours of electricity supply with special generators installed to serve special facilities. “The Board and Management of COOUTH wish to thank USAID for making our Laboratory a Mega Lab, with this we can run test for hospitals and general hospitals in South East. “It also addresses the issue of infrastructure, since I assumed office not less than N2 billion has been invested in this institution by the state government and now we have this USAID intervention valued at over N500 million,” he said. Some of the machines installed in the laboratory included Bioseptic Cabins for protection of operators, Polymarase Chain Reaction (PCR) Computers for extraction and amplification of samples among others. The country USAID team was accompanied by Ngozi Ezinwa, coordinator of the programme in Anambra. https://businessday.ng/health/article/anambra-usaid-equips-designates-coouth-test-centre-mega-lab/ Lalasticlala
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NonsoWow:I said you are very ignorant Second Niger bridge is still PPP project, it will be toll when completed
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deomelo:Obiano most respected governor in Yorubaland ![]()
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ANSMEDIA:You forgot ongoing Federal Sectariate, although it was started by GEJ, also federal housing scheme in Agu Awka, another road that connect Awka to Nsukka/Kogi it was awarded last month to Arab contractors
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Last week, Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) barred Oando CEO, Wale Tinubu, from the company. On Sunday, it noted that it would change the entire management with an interim management team to oversee the affairs of Oando. Mr Mutiu Olaniyi Adio Sunmonu will run the show at the moment. “Further to our press release on Oando Plc, dated May 31, 2019, the commission hereby informs the public of the constitution of an interim management team headed by Mr Mutiu Olaniyi Adio Sunmonu CON, to oversee the affairs of Oando Plc, and conduct an Extraordinary General Meeting on or before July 1, 2019 to appoint new directors to the board of the company, who would subsequently select a management team for Oando Plc,” SEC said in a statement. Oando had gone to court to challenge the SEC original decision of pushing the CEO out. But it seems that is not coming as expected – some directors are already resigning. “Oando PLC hereby notifies the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), its valued shareholders, key stakeholders and the public of the resignations of its Non-Executive Directors, Chief Sena Anthony and Mr. Oghogho Akpata from the Board of Directors of Oando PLC, with effect from June 3, 2019,” Oando said, in the SEC disclosure. The losers in this game are the small investors in Oando – those invisible teachers, traders and retirees. Another Africa’s promising empire goes out of track – very unfortunate. From my small records, I am yet to see any Nigerian non-bank company that recovered after government changes entire management with a new one. But here, government is doing the best it can – but I do not see any happy hour at the end. This is what I expect –a new management takes over, discovers something new, and AMCON (the bad asset management entity) nationalizes! https://www.tekedia.com/oando-loses-directors-as-sec-appoints-interim-ceo-mutiu-olaniyi-adio-sunmonu/
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Igbobyblood:That hospital need patience like you, better still ask Oba of Benin for..
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Igbobyblood:FG really need to up their game towards reducing unemployed youths, they are really turning lazy minds to Psycho, serious I don't know why Anambra is giving this dude sleepless night, just checkout time he opened this thread What do we call this possessive or Anambraphobia , this is time any reasonable person suppose to be planning his/her day, I guess Anambra will feed you at the end of today,Oba of Benin spell is seriously affecting some youths in Edo |
Thandiubani:Do extensive research on Global network, Glo license was bought with PTDF fund Atiku wired to Equatorial trust bank, IBB financed the whole deal, address on Global network memo on registration with CAC is Babagida's house in Kaduna. They are fronting Adenuga |
Thandiubani:You are a leaner
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Thandiubani:Owners of Glo are IBB and Atiku, they are fronting Adenuga Alakija is low play in oil industry, she is just there enjoy little Chevron is throwing to her, she has little stake in Famfa Oil field, thanks again to IBB ![]() |
BuhariAdvocate:Kindly read
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The National Common Entrance Examination [NCEE] Board has published the Entrance Exam Cut-Off Mark of Each State for the 2018/19 session. *Below is the Current National Common Entrance Examination [NCEE] Cut-Off Marks Of Each State In The Federation.* Male Female Abia 65 65 Adamawa 40 40 Akwa-Ibom 63 63 Anambra 66 66 *Bauchi 18 18* Benue 60 60 *Borno 33 33* Cross-Rivers 54 54 Delta 65 65 Edo 63 63 Enugu. 65 65 Imo 66 66 *Jigawa 37 37* Kaduna 52 52 *Kano 34 34* *Katsina 37 37* *Kebbi 35 35* Kogi 61 61 Kwara 62 62 Lagos 65 65 *Niger 49 49* Ogun 65 65 Ondo 64 64 Osun 64 64 Oyo 63 63 Plateau 52 52 Rivers 62 62 *Sokoto 15 7* *Taraba 19 19* *Yobe 20 20* FCT-Abuja 57 57 Bayelsa 51 51 Ebonyi 60 60 Ekiti 62 62 *Gombe 37 37* *Nassarawa 42 42* *Zamfara 14 12* |
deomelo:I can see where your competent leaders placed states in your region
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Uglyojuku:Can you open thread between Oyo and Anambra and invite me ![]() Below is Awka
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Uglyojuku:
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Uglyojuku:Psycho, I'm fully aware you don't have shame, but I Will keep exposing you
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Seabluereey:Oyo is far below Anambra in all human Developments Index In education, health sector, indigenous wealth, Industries, trade and commerce. |
Seabluereey:No reliable source for real GDP yet, nominal GDP covers industries, Agriculture and services, even if you claim you have 1000 malls, 2000 industries and what have you, it falls in these three categories , Anambra gave Oyo five states gap , Anambra is third on states that control 90% cash in Nigeria after Lagos and Rivers
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Edgellery:Major fact is Oyo state is behind Anambra in nominal GDP, which is more important to me not how many malls and Cinemas major of shopping centers in Anambra are owned by indigenous, Anambra has the highest number of retail shops after Lagos, host the largest market in Africa
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Edgellery:You guys are really dumb
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What do we call this possessive or Anambraphobia