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WILLIE OBIANO AND IFEANYI UBAH— WHEN DEMARKETING MAY HAVE UNINTENDED EFFECTS.

Willie Obiano is the governor of Anambra state currently serving his second and final term in Office due to expire in January, 2022. In fact, he practically has fourteen months left to complete his tenure as governor of the state. A gubernatorial election is billed for the state in a year’s  time and registered political parties are expected to be active participants in the election. Governor Willie Obiano belongs to one of the prominent parties in Nigeria which used to be the party of choice in the state. The party APGA earned this status because of the iconic stature of the late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu who during his life time was seen as the soul and leader of the party. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu was loved and adored by Igbo people particularly the people of his home state, Anambra state. This love was transferred to APGA which was viewed as the Igbo Party.  Senator Ifeanyi Ubah  was a young and successful businessman in the oil and gas sector of the Nigerian economy. He i

Chief Eze C. Eze Felicitate with Prof. Henry Ugboma on his Birthday

........ Describes Him as a Competent Public Servant, Trailblazer Erstwhile National Publicity Secretary of the defunct New People's Democratic Party (nPDP) and Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, has joined people of goodwill to felicitate with the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH), Prof. Henry Ugboma, as he marked his birthday yesterday.  In a short statement made available to Nigerian Notch, Chief Eze said Ugboma has distinguished himself as a personification of competence whose track record of achievements in the health profession has restored confidence in public health institutions especially, the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH), where he holds sway as Chief Medical Medical Director. He described him as a great son of Rivers State that ought to be well celebrated and a public servant extraordinary, the party Chieftain said Prof. Ugboma has carved a niche for himself

Sen. Kalu hosts Sen. Osita Izunaso

 ............celebrates his one-year of returning to APC The Abuja, Aso-Villa residence of the Chief Whip of the 9th Senate, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu on Saturday played host to the Chieftain and prominent founding member of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC), Senator Osita Izunaso.  The host Senator Orji Uzor Kalu revealed that the reason for the special reception in honour of Senator Osita was to celebrate his one year of "returning" to the party.  Recall that Senator Izunaso was the pioneer interim National Organising Secretary of the APC, and the first elected and substantive National Organizing Secretary. The reception had the presence of other political dignitaries who gathered at the residence of Senator Kalu to mark the anniversary of Senator Osita Izunaso's return to the APC. Speaking in the presence of the guests Senator Kalu narrated how Sen. Osita persuaded  him to join the APC back in 2016. He described Senator Osita as a noble politician and also beckone

Federal Ministry of Works Reaffirms approval issued to Senator Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah on repair Roads in Anambra.

The Federal Ministry of Works and Housing has retracted their earlier letter dated November 4, 2020 which the government of Chief  Willie Obiano has held firm and was circulating on social media claiming that Senator Ifeanyi Ubah did not obtain approval before embarking on maintenance of federal roads in Nnewi and its environs. In an official letter, made available to Nigerian Notch today, November 13, 2020 and signed by the Federal Controller of Works, federal ministry of works and housing, however explained why it issued the first letter, which it stated, that it was as a result of communication gap between the ministry and  contractor handling  repair works in the said roads.  Governor Obiano some weeks ago had attempted to stop  Senator Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah from rehabilitating  federal roads in Nnewi and its environs, with claims, that approvals were not sought. The government in the state regrettable went so low to state that approvals from the state or LG authorities to repair

BREAKING: Imo House of Assembly Speaker Impeached for Financial Impropriety.

The Speaker of the Imo State House of Assembly, Mr Chiji Collins, has been impeached by the Assembly. According to Channels TV, Collins was removed from office by the lawmakers on Friday during a plenary at the legislative chamber of the Assembly complex in Owerri, the state capital.   It’s been reported that the former speaker’s impeachment was backed by a move which was supported by 19 out of the 27 members of the House.   Collins was impeached over allegations of, financial impropriety, high handedness, gross misconduct among others. Following his impeachment, the lawmakers elected Mr Paul Emeziem from Onuimo Local Government Area as the new Speaker of the House.

SENATOR DR IFEANYI UBAH HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WORKERS DISPUTE IN CAPITAL OIL LAST WEEK

Contrary to news making the rounds that the Senator representing Anambra South Senatorial District is somehow involved in the skirmishes amongst his former workers that occurred in the premises of the company last week. It is imperative to set the records straight in order to avoid falling into the hands of political detractors who are hellbent on misleading the public. The former workers of the company in the past few months has been involved in negotiations with the management of the company to find closure to their situation since the illegal actions by Amcon that affected their work , remuneration and welfare for some years. In line with it’s resolution to pay off the workers, the company had several meetings with its workers and reached an agreement with them on a six months severance package and has commenced making the payments to the workers that signed the resolution, while this was going on seamlessly , some junior workers started illegal collection of fees (6k each) amongst