“There is no better anniversary celebration for the people of Abia than to heed to the clarion call of bonding with the great sacrifice the governor has established in governance, discipline, sincerity of purpose and people to people relationship to build a homeland of economic success, peace and prosperity for all.”
“Nigerian youths are often criticized for indulging in Yahoo Yahoo, scamming unsuspecting victims online in the name of survival or “fast money.” But when elders, politicians, clerics, and now monarchs are neck-deep in corruption, what moral compass are the young supposed to follow?”
“Do you know how many Hausa boys served as “nwa boys” under Igbo masters, and today they are millionaires with businesses of their own? Do you know how many communities across this country thrive because an Igbo man chose to build, not destroy?”
“Recent events have shown that there is no end to the marginalization of Ndigbo. Whenever it is the turn of an Igbo person to take over the helm of any strategic federal establishment, he or she will conveniently be jumped over.”
“Earlier in the year, another minister of faith who served in the Assemblies of God Church Dr. John Amah through an open letter titled “Thank you His Excellency, Dr Alex Otti, The Listening Governor” praised the tireless efforts of the governor in transforming Abia state.”
“Abia has been extricated from the ruins of ruthless and ruinous system of leadership that held it down for years. Abia has risen from the ashes of ruderless governance.”
“While the political noise-makers are holding caucus meetings in hotels busy signing promises, calculating 2027 like hungry gamblers, A traditional ruler is overseas signing partnerships”
“The failed Abia opposition should be reminded that any time they attempt to lay siege on our Governor, the government or our supportive friends and allies including former PDP leaders who have seen the light and decided to join the Governor move the state forward, we will respond fiercely”
“This is not a rant. It is a wake-up call. What we are witnessing is not just immorality—it is moral suicide. If we continue to ignore this, we risk raising a generation that believes indiscriminate sex is business, pimps are mentors, and prostitution is hustle.”
“The Nigerian community in South Africa is in mourning. Families are weeping. Lives are being cut short — not by disease or accident — but by man-made cruelty rooted in hate”
