Acknowledging the support of traditional rulers form Umunna Nsulu and setting the records straight, the Chief of staff to the Governor Pastor Dr. Caleb Ajagba identified these individuals who seek to muddle the waters as expired political agents
“Abia state is prepared and ready to receive the kind of development and partnerships the Diasporas brings to homeland, it behooves both the lawmakers and council chairmen and every citizens of Abia to joins hands with the Otti’s government to make the new Abia a permanent reality.
“There must be a deliberate need to uncolonize the contents taught in academia wherein new learning systems which infuse knowledge of pan African breakthroughs in STEM must be programmed into the minds of our future generations”
“The world does not gather to watch a mediocre. Only a careless thinker would feel the church is hindering progress in any aspect of Nigerian society”
“I will not fail to give those of us in Labour party the credit of patience and sincere alliance with the leader to get practical results of nation building void of billboard sentiments of events that are just not there. The road to South East economic development has been carved here.”
Whatever you see happening in Abia State today is as a result of sincerity of intentions and preparedness to lead, rebuild and boost people’s confidence in a government they sincerely participated in bringing to power, the leadership of the party and our governor is not taking that trust for granted.
…as rising inflation raises cost of printing, distribution, “At a time when the government is grappling with high fiscal deficit, debt crisis, severe revenue crisis and underfunding of many government projects and programmes, it is most inappropriate to embark on such a profligate exercise.
The NIA will resume the acceptance and examination of foreigners’ applications for the extension, renewal, and re-issuance of ordinary visas, the issuance, renewal, and re-issuance of stay permits,
“With this project, my annual conferences will finally have a suitable home, besides the number of jobs we expect to create with this alone”
An example of how insecurity costs us foreign direct investment and robs us of the opportunity to create decent jobs for our young people
