“Abia has proven that the “Nigerian Factor” is a choice, not a destiny. While others are buying candles, Abians are buying more machinery for their factories.”
ABIA IS GONE: This is how it happened
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Abia takes the lead in South East power generation
“With the liberalization of the power sector by the federal government, giving states the full legal rights to regulate the generation, transmission and distribution of power in their various states, Abia has taken the lead in the area”
State Creation at 50: Nigerian Politicians Only Interested in More Allocation
“State creation reduced the threat of regional secession, weakened ethnic super-regions, and gave minorities political breathing space. On the other hand, Nigeria also inherited new problems: Weak states dependent almost entirely on federal allocations, Bloated bureaucracies with limited productivity”
Abia: How Geometric Power Can Re-Industrialise the South East
“Governor Otti’s intervention was a clear call to action to move from rhetoric to results, by embracing energy-led industrial policy. By leveraging the demonstrated success of Geometric Power in Aba, fostering regional cooperation”
SEDC Launches South East Vision 2050 Forum, Targets $1 Trillion Economy
“The South East Vision 2050 Regional Stakeholders Forum represents a decisive step toward building a shared economic future for the region—one anchored on visionary planning, institutional collaboration, and actionable development strategies.”
Abia’s unrepentant predators moving dangerously against the tide
“Today, residents, along with visitors and thoroughfarers that stepped into Umuahia, Aba and other major towns and roads in the state can testify that there is enormous physical and aesthetic transformation from what the story was back in the days of OUK, Ochendo and Ikpeazu.”
Why Do So Many Foreign Netizens Enjoy “Becoming Mentally Chinese”?
“The expression “Becoming Chinese” among foreign netizens does not originally refer to a change of nationality, but rather to a voluntary release from past stereotypes and a shift in perspective from “observing with curiosity”
Nzube Henry Ikeji; One more culprit exposes the deep rot in Nigeria moral system
” The truth is uncomfortable: our silence enables this cycle. When society rewards unexplained wealth without scrutiny, it creates room for abuse
Jim Okolo leads in Intelligence-Sharing pact with Nigeria’s Center for Counter-Terrorism
“We cannot afford isolation in the face of terror. Our response must be bold, united, and anchored in justice. Intelligence sharing is the lifeblood of modern security cooperation, and it must be pursued with unwavering resolve,”
Abia LP Chieftain lauds Otti, calls for caution and support
“We cannot afford to leave Abia to the vultures and scavengers, those who take relish in feeding on the carcass of the former old dirty Abia and those that are cashing out on the acclaimed crisis within the party to fuel their greed and ignorance, there is no mountain we cannot climb as a people of God, there is no battle that we as a party of God’s people and a united group of Abians cannot overcome” – Njoku Jerry A.
