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15

2022

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Abia North: Amoji Imenyi Autonomous Community Hails Sen Orji Kalu Over Road Construction

POLITICS#OrjiUzorKalu, Road projects

Abia North: Amoji Imenyi Autonomous Community Hails Sen Orji Kalu Over Road Constructiono The People of Amoji Imenyi Autonomous Community in Bende Local Government Area of Abia State, have commended the Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu for fulfilling campaign promises made to them by providing them with a tarred road. Chief Ejike Kalu, in a thank-you message to Senator Kalu on Sunday on behalf of the community, said they were overwhelmed by the gesture. He said “We the people of Amoji imenyi autonomous community with enormous joy and gratitude, wishes to thank you for remembering your…

Ngwa Community Commends Orji Kalu For Donating First Borehole To Them In 100 Years

NEWS#Dr. Orji uzor kalu, #Good governance, APC, development, Road projects

Ngwa Community Commends Orji Kalu For Donating First Borehole To Them In 100 Years The people of Amaugwu Uratta village of Umuoha community in Isiala Ngwa North local government area of Abia State has commended the Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu for giving them access to portable water through the borehole he drilled for the community. In an appreciation message to the ex- Abia governor, the President General of Amaugwu Uratta village, Umuoha Development Union, Chief Emma Afonne, stated that the community was deeply indebted to the Senator representing Abia North Senatorial District. He showered praises…

Araraume’s Appointment: : Has Buhari Finally declared war on Uzodinma?

UncategorizedBoard Chairman of NNPC, Chaos, Governor Hope Uzodinma, Imo state, president Mohammadu Buhari, Road projects, security, Senator Ifeanyi Araraume, Senator Rochas Okorocha, war

Araraume's Appointment: : Has Buhari Finally declared war on Uzodinma? By Collins Opurozor Chief Hope Uzodinma recently fought almost with his life to stop Senator Ifeanyi Araraume from returning to the Senate. The reason was simple: an Araraume in the Senate would portend danger to the political survival of Uzodinma's feeble, unstable and wobbling regime. Araraume, a serial and unrepentant governorship contender, as Uzodinma came to believe, only wanted the Senate as a ladder to his high gubernatorial hill. So, stopping Araraume's rise would offer regime security to Uzodinma in the interim and make his renomination as the flag bearer…