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UZODIMMA COMMISSIONS ACHARAUBO FARM ESTATE

....partners with NALDA as FG approves N18b investment in the reactivation of Songhai Farm in Imo State. The Shared Prosperity administration of His Excellency the Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodimma has yet again, proven his dedication and commitment in his industrialization policy in Imo State through economic diversification into Agriculture as he commissions the Acharaubo Farm Estate today, at Emekuku in Owerri North Local Government Area of Imo State. The Project which is in partnership with the National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA), a Federal Government agency, is and investment of the State that had been abandoned for over 30 years now.  With over 35 hectares of land, the Acharaubo Farm Estate currently has six poultry houses with 18 pens that contain about 10,000 birds, three goat houses with 196 goats, three pig houses containing 108 pigs, three solar-powered boreholes, access roads and drainage, as well as solar-powered street lights. Just like other NALDA

Nwajiuba takes Out-Of-School Children message to Borno

It was yet another day at the Muna and Mafa axis of Borno State yesterday as the Honorable Minister of State Education, Hon Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba HCN paid a working visit to the State to ascertain the gains made through the Better Education Service Delivery for All initiative in tackling the Out-Of-School Children menace. Hon Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba (HCN) however reiterated that a system can only be as strong as its weakest link. Explaining the concept, the Honorable Minister said that children who fail to be educated today will become the unskilled and disadvantaged who will be limited in contributing to our economy tomorrow, thus the pertinence of getting all children equipped through Education.

OBASANJO COMMENDS GOV. UZODIMMA ON DEVELOPMENTAL STRIDES

Nigeria's former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR has commended Governor Hope Uzodimma on the laudable developmental strides that Imo State is witnessing under his administration. *The past President paid the compliment*  during his *85th* birthday celebration, hosted by the first family of Imo State at the Banquet Hall of Government House, Imo State. *Speaking on the sidelines of the celebration, the former President* called for improved engagements with genuinely frustrated militants members of society to de-escalate conflict and promote peace. Governor Hope Uzodimma on his part, thanked the former President for *his support* and his political journey through the years. "Baba, as he is fondly called, remains a pan-Nigerian who has contributed greatly to the progress, development and unity of our nation." "As he continues to enjoy the blessings of God with longevity, we will continue to tap from his wisdom in nation building and economic growth," *the G

SFI Condoles with Amauzari indigenes:

This past weekend,  Distinguished Senator Frank Ibezim (SFI) stopped by Amauzari where he met with leaders and other well meaning sons and daughters of the community to commensurate with the people of the region over their losses during the last rainy season.  Recall during the last rainy season following a devastating episode of flooding incident affecting Amauzari market, Senator Frank Ibezim  reached out to the leaders of  Amauzari community  and  immediately deployed his Constituency Technical Officers to liaise with identified flood victims to ascertain their immediate needs. As a follow up, the Distinguished Senator partnered with NEMA, the state government and other SFI partners to assist the people of Amauzari in unimaginable ways. Apart from the comfort Relief items and cash compensations he doled out to the victims, the Senator met with community think tanks to discuss planning processes for emergency management and disaster mitigation as we enter this year's rainy season

Moghalu4Nigeria Movement to Organize Fish-For-Life Digital Skills Empowerment Bootcamp for One Million Nigerian Youths

…collaborates with Naija Lives Matter  The convener of the Moghalu4Nigeria movement, Prof. Kingsley  Moghalu, has announced a collaboration between the movement, Naija Lives Matter and the  American Internet Business School, to provide a series of digital skills & self-employment  empowerment bootcamps.  Prof. Moghalu, who is a 2023 Presidential hopeful, under the African Democratic Congress (ADC), said the bootcamp is targeted at Nigerian youths interested in learning how to  legitimately monetize the internet for self-employment, using simple skills they can learn and  deploy for profit in a matter of days. The initiative seeks to further set him apart as a new kind of  politician in Nigeria. Prof. Moghalu, who unveiled the program for the benefit of the Youths and  unemployed that is markedly different from the usual “fish-to-eat” practice of old school  politicians handing out food and money whenever it is close to elections. According to Ochi Ogbuaku Jnr, a senior official of

Governor Hope Uzodimma's Special Adviser pays WAEC fees for indigent students in Aboh-Mbaise.

Barr. Ogechi Njoku- Ehirim, Special Adviser to the Governor of Imo State and also (DG) of Hope support Groups (an umbrella body of support groups for Governor Hope Uzodimma and the Imo state APC) has paid registration fees for over 30 indigent students of public schools writing the 2022 Snior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE)/West African Examination Council (WAEC) in her Aboh-Mbaise constituency and neighboring Ahiazu-Mbaise Local government. The SA who also came with gifts of Governor’s branded note books and other educational materials distributed them amongst the students and their teachers. Barr Ogechi Njoku, during the Education Empowerment Programme at Mbaise secondary school on Friday, said that the gesture was borne out of a deep concern for the less privileged but brilliant students who could not afford the fees for such essential foundational examinations. “I am deeply worried about the plight of intelligent indigent final year secondary school students. It is also wo