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Anambra 2021: Prepare Your Handover Note, PDP Tells APGA Government

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has asked the ruling All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) government in Anambra State to prepare her detailed handover note. The Publicity Secretary of PDP in the state and Director of Publicity Directorate for VCO Campaign Organisation Mr Nnamdi Nwangwu stated this in a press release made available to journalists in Awka. Nwangwu noted that the APGA controlled government has failed woefully in all ramifications and as such should be preparing her handover note that would be given to PDP which is ready to give Anambra State a quality, responsible and responsive government. The PDP image maker and Director of Publicity Directorate for VCO Campaign Organisation said that no amount of distractions will stop a  Anambra people from showing the fraudulent government of APGA the way out and hold them accountable for their actions and inactions. Nwangwu who noted that APGA government has touched everything good handed over to her with leprous hands and releg

Group accuses Imo PDP of sabotaging Uzodimma's efforts to recover oil wells

  By Austin Echefu  A sociopolitical group, the Global Association of Concerned Imo Youths, (GACIY) has accused the Imo State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of working with the Rivers State Government to frustrate the efforts being made by the Governor Hope Uzodimma administration in the state to recover 17 Imo oil wells erroneously ceded to Rivers.  The group made the allegation in a press release signed by its convener, Collins Ughalaa, and made available to newsmen in Owerri on Monday, September 27th, 2021.  The government of Imo State had made a formal complaint over the attribution of 17 oil wells situated in communities within the state, particularly those of Oguta LGA, to Rivers State for 20 years.  This led the National Boundary Commission to conduct a boundary review cum demarcation that recently saw the oil wells returned Imo State.  But Rivers State swiftly secured an order from the Supreme Court stopping the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commissi

ANAMBRA POLICE COMMAND URGES POLITICAL PARTIES TO AVAIL POLICE THEIR TIME TABLE FOR POLITICAL RALLIES

_orders officers to display high level of professionalism and operate within the ambit of the law_ The Commissioner Of Police Anambra State Command CP Tony Olofu today 28/09/2021, reiterated his earlier request for Political Parties to forward schedules of their Political activities to the command as they commence political campaigns within the state. The CP alluded to the fact that campaigns is a critical part of the electioneering process. In a statement made available by the police spokesperson in the state DSP Ikenga Tochukwu however stated that having the time table will therefore enable the Police high command provide adequate security for the safety of participants at such events the CP stated.  The Command he said  shall also deploy other tactical and operational units as well as traffic control policemen to strategic points to ensure that the existing public safety and order in the state is sustained. The teams, are expected to carry out security patrols, surveillance, traffic

Oil Wells: Gov Uzodimma expresses confidence, says Imo’ll get justice

  The Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, has expressed confidence that “Imo State will eventually get justice at the Supreme Court and get back what belongs to her”. He added that the State will also be receiving an additional N8 billion monthly from Federal Allocation. The Governor during the Thanksgiving Church Service in commemoration of Nigeria’s 61st Independence Day Celebration at the Government House Chapel, Owerri, disclosed this as he explained the position of the State on the oil wells located in Imo State that were ceded to Rivers State for over 20 years now.  He stated that though the Committee on Boundary Adjustment through boundary demarcation had given back the oil wells to Imo State, the Rivers State Government had taken the matter to the Supreme Court, all in an effort to continue to deny Imo State what belongs to her. In strong disapproval, Governor Uzodimma disclosed that despite the fact that some of the disputed oil wells are located in Local Government Are

IMO STATE GOVERNMENT PARTNERS WITH NEMA

.......DISTRIBUTE RELIEF ITEMS TO FARMERS IN IMO STATE WHO LOST THEIR CROPS TO FLOOD. Imo State Deputy Gov., Prof Placid Njoku, revealed that farmers in Imo state who had their crops destroyed by the flood would receive relief materials from the Imo State government through the National Emergency Management Agency. This decision was made after he inspected the farm inputs brought to the state by NEMA. Prof Njoku stressed that the Shared Prosperity Government of Gov Hope Uzodimma is not leaving anything to chance when providing the agriculture sector in the state with its adequate needs. He concluded his statement by saying Imo state can feed the Nation given the fertile ground of the state. According to the guidelines released for the distribution of the farm, he noted that verified farmers whose farm got flooded would receive compensation soon as tons of farm inputs have already been brought into the state by NEMA. Credits:#HopeNewAndElectronicMediaCenter

GOVERNOR UZODIMMA EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE THAT IMO STATE WILL GET JUSTICE ON THE OIL WELLS BELONGING TO THE STATE.

The Imo State Governor, His Excellency, Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodimma, has expressed confidence that "Imo State will eventually get justice at the Supreme Court and get back what belongs to her". He added that the State will also be receiving an additional N8 billion monthly from Federal Allocation. The Governor during the Thanksgiving Church Service in commemoration of Nigeria's 61st Independence Day Celebration at the Government House Chapel, Owerri, disclosed this as he explained the position of the State on the oil wells located in Imo State that were ceded to Rivers State for over 20 years now.  He stated that though the Committee on Boundary Adjustment through boundary demarcation had given back the oil wells to Imo State, the Rivers State Government had taken the matter to the Supreme Court, all in an effort to continue to deny Imo State what belongs to her. In strong disapproval, Governor Uzodimma disclosed that despite the fact that some of the disputed oil