Wednesday, September 9, 2020

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KASIOBI

 HAPPY BIRTHDAY KASIOBI

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She is not a regular face on social media. She is reserved and fortified by her mien. We are writing in reference to the birthday celebration of MARY QUEEN KASIOBI OMAGHALI, the destined spouse of a foremost procurator and administrator of repute, EKWUEME CHRISTOGONUS UCHENNA. 

Kasiobi, Nimo's Queen of valour has always fumigated her environment with her unassuming humility and gentle touch. From Njikoka to Ibeku Okwuato, down to Oko Polytechnic where she made positive marks on her trail, Kasi is loved by many who have encountered her. With her trademark dimples appearing below her eyes whenever she twinkles with humor, our celebrant's beauty is exposed beyond her own imagination. Nkasiobi's allure was sure her floral perfume that captivated her spouse's senses. The rest in this category is history.

As Nkasiobi marks her birthday today, we wish her a blissful celebration. Beyond academics and writing, may she live out the import of her name as a comfort especially in affliction for her dude. We wish her well.

Sunday, August 2, 2020




Nuncio, Nwalo, Adesina others eulogize late Sir Ugwu
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The death of Noble Sir Christopher Onyeso Ugwu, former Chairman of  Customary Court and Noble of Knight of St. John International who passed out on June 5, 2020 at the graceful age of 85, has virtually turned his Ozara Mbutu Mbaise Imo state country home into a mourning chamber for those who have either encountered him or touched by his life.

The Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu, Apostolic nuncio to Trinidad and Tobago was among the early callers who condoled with the Ugwu's family over the death of their husband and father. The titular Archbishop of Aquaviva who wrote to the family from the Port of Spain on July 15, 2020 prayed for all those who have been touched by the demise of the late Sir Ugwu, who laboured much for the Church and the society. The prelate noted that although Sir Ugwu died at the graceful age of 85, he was never old before his family and all who are dear to him. He prayed for his happy repose.

Relatedly, the Rt. Rev. Msgr Theophilus Nwalo of Ahiara Diocese has also paid a scheduled visit to the family of the late community leader. The retired cleric while signing the book of condolence observed that Sir Ugwu was exemplary in the Order of Knight of St. John International, his family and community. In his conversation with the wife of the deceased Lady Justina Ugwu, he relished and relived with nostalgia the efforts made by Sir Ugwu in Ahiara Diocese especially in the land acquisition Committee. Mgsr Nwalo is the Chaplain of KSJI District 5, Mbaise.

The Special Adviser to President Mohammadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina has also joined the queue of sympathizers eulogizing the late Sir Christopher Onyeso Ugwu. Adesina in his letter addressed to one of his sons Dan Ugwu with reference SH/SA-MP/Con/20 described the deceased as a good family man who raised his children in the fear of God. He eulogized Sir Ugwu as a foremost leader whose life made huge impacts on his children, his people and community.

The torrents of tributes so far received by the family span through individuals from various works of life who have either encountered the late community leader or touched by his attributes. Among those who have paid in tributes include the APGA chieftain, Ezinwa Stanley Amuchie, Col. Livinus Agi and Brig. Gen. Kola Olowu, noble scribe and grand master of the Nigerian Temple of the Knighthood, Mr. Peter Claver Oparah, founding member of Sahara reporters, Fan Ndubuoke, Imo state NFF Boss and a host of other dignitaries. Catholic clerics in their numbers have also thronged the Ugwu's family home to pay tribute to the late Sir Ugwu and commiserate with his family. Fielding questions with newsmen, Rev. Fr. Fabian Njoku of Ahiara Diocese described the deceased as a man who made a difference with his life. The late Sir Ugwu was a retired civil servant who made his marks at the federal ministry of Finance and Industry as the Chief Executive officer of Accounts. He was a community leader and a devout member of Knight of St. John International where he rose to the rank of a noble. His remains will be interred on August 13, 2020 after a funeral mass the Sacred Heart Catholic Church Mbutu Mbaise. He is survived by his wife and children.

Friday, June 19, 2020


WHY PASTOR ADEBOYE SHOULD RE-THINK THE SACK OF PASTOR ITUAH IGHODALO FOR MARRYING IBIDUN
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I do not belong to the Redeemed Christian Church of God, but I have the obligation of adding opinion in any happenchance that draws either opprobium or commendation in the public arena.

Pastor Ituah got married to Lucy Ann Summer in 1995 in UK under the English law. The marriage produced no child. When Ituah decided to relocate to Nigeria his wife Lucy refused following him even after persuasions. Eventually, he came back alone. Within this time, Lucy Ann got married to another man in the UK with whom she has a child now.

Back to Nigeria, Ituah met Ibidun his second wife after 10 years of having being divorced and then wedded her on 26th February, 2007, the marriage was blessed with 2 adopted children. Complaints started coming from members and Pastors of RCCG who felt that leaving him as a leader and pastor in the church would encourage other Pastors to follow his footstep. This led the General Overseer, Pastor Adeboye concurring to his dismissal since remarriage of a spouse when the other is still alive is against the constitution of the church.

On Sunday June 14, 2020, Pastor Ituah's wife Ibidun, an ex-beauty queen and event planner extraordinaire died in Port Harcourt, Rivers state where she had gone to erect some COVID-19 Isolation centers. Her funeral has been slated for Saturday, 20th June 2020 in Lagos. Pundits are of the opinion that this is a time for Pastor Adeboye and RCCG to reconsider the sack of Pastor Ituah Ighodalo and reinstate him as a senior pastor he was. This will be a way of giving a human face to the divine work.

Thursday, June 18, 2020



CYNTHIA OBIECHIE, VICTIM OF NEKEDE TRAGEDY BURIED, REACTIONS TRAIL
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The remains of Miss Cynthia Ujunwa Obiechie who died with her friend Samuel Osuji at 19 Vic-Mic Lodge, around JMJ Bus Stop in Nekede last Sunday have been buried.The funeral took place at her hometown, Umuaro II, in isiala Mbano Local Government Area, Imo State on Wednesday, 17th June 2020.

While she was alive in the flesh, Cynthia was a Higher National Diploma (HND 1) student of Business Administration at the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede. She was also the former Miss CYON of Christ the King Cathedral, Aba, Abia State. Autopsy conducted on their bodies revealed that they consumed some hard drugs as some of it were found in their bodies.

Ever since her interment hit the social media, reactions have trailed in torrents. Some have prayed for her eternal repose while others have continued to vilify her, calling her names. In any case, the deceased has been laid to rest, we pray God to have mercy on her while asking God to give us the grace to learn from her mistakes. Two days after Cynthia's unfortunate death, a similar case was recorded in Ekiti, as we were bemoaning the mayhem, a lesbian killed her partner in Delta for having affair with a man. The 3 casualties must be facing their judgement simultaneously as Nigerian girls before God. But the question is, do we learn from other's misfortune? Your answer is as good as my gaze.

Sunday, June 14, 2020


NIGERIA AND THE CERTIFICATE FALSIFICATION MANIA
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For some years running, the politics of certificate falsification among Nigeria public offers have been in the media. Our country has made itself a laughing stock before the rest of the world in the ongoing charade. Shockingly, the accusations have mostly hovered around serving governors, senators and lawmakers. The irony of the whole drama is that these principal officers have at one time or the other been certified fit either by INEC or any other screening body, and would later be confirmed fake by the court. However anyone interprets it, and far away from politics, Nigerians anywhere in the world are seen as people who parade fake documents, ranging from school testimonials to any other travelling document. If this situation does not worry any person, it worries Dan Ugwu.

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IN EDO, Godwin Obaseki is the current governor who has done 4 years under APC platform. At the wake of his guber campaign, Obaseki was projected by his party as a learned fellow and subsequently cleared of his credentials. He has currently lost favour with Adams Oshiomhole the APC leviathan, as a result, his credentials have been confirmed defective and he is now unfit to rule under APC. The embattled Obaseki has quickly moved to PDP where he will be admitted to contest with those certificates that are now in the media.

OVER TO KOGI. Musa Wada the PDP governorship candidate was accused of doctoring his First School Leaving Certificate. Later on, the SPD candidate, Barr. Natasha Hadiza Akpoti accused the deputy governor Edward Onoja of age falsification. Both documents are available in the media for the whole world to see.

WE ARE IN BAYELSA. The Supreme Court stopped David Lyon of the APC from being inaugurated as Bayelsa State governor, along with his deputy Degi-Eremienyo on the eve of their inauguration on th grounds that Degi submitted forged certificates to INEC. Degi who has been a Senator before his disqualification was to take back his seat at the National Assembly despite the certificate forgery which denied him a chance to become Bayelsa State deputy governor. Degi's sack subsequently gave way for Duoye Diri and his deputy Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo. Few months into their rule, Ewhrudjakpo was accused of forging his NYSC exemption certificate. Both cases and documents are in the media for the whole world to see.

WELCOME TO IMO. During the reign of Senator Rochas Okorocha as governor. He was accused of parading fake certificate from University of Jos. That accusation was later to be cleared after which his media aide Sam Onwuemodo disclaimed the allegation. In January 2020, Jackson Ude, the Nigerian-American Journalist accused Senator Hope Uzodimma of forging  a university certificate, alleging that the university in question has disclaimed the award of such certificate. The reality of that accusation is still in the spirit world. Currently, the Speaker of the Imo House of Assembly Hon. Chiji Collins is also accused of faking his NYSC discharge certificate and his PHD certificate. The accused and accusers have since been trading words in the media for the whole world to see.

As it is in these states, so it is in Adeleke's Osun and Adamawa's Jibrilla Bindow. What of
Kemi Adeosun who was accused of dodging the compulsory one-year national service for higher institution graduates. She was pushed to resign her exalted office as Minister of Finance. What about the case of Okoi Obono-Obla, the President’s Special Adviser on Corruption who was accused by a Committee of the House of Representatives of parading a doctored school certificate result which belong to his dead cousin? Obla is allegedly a graduate of Law from the University of Jos. The list is inexhaustible, but the focus sometime ago on President Buhari's educational qualification, and the opaqueness that grew around the matter seem to have motivated nosey-parkers to begin to look for certificates in the corridors of power, including certificates of participation in the National Youth Service Corps.

LET ME NAIL IT. It is now shameful that Nigerians today are also ironically poster-characters for fake certificates, 419 qualifications, and dubious academic affiliations. These stories, either from the APC or PDP or any other side, whether true or false do not help Nigeria’s image. Whoever introduced certificate forgery case as a method of victimization and political desperation is doing Nigeria much harm. I imagine that if any Nigerian were to go anywhere in the world today, and present the best, most impressive credentials, the relevant authorities would still go behind to double-check. Many of our students today who go abroad for additional educational opportunities are routinely asked to take extra tests that candidates from other countries are not required to take. This is the reason Nigerians are compelled to write English language examinations like IELTS, TOEFIL etc even when our primary language of instruction and education is english, and this does not give a thought to our leaders. When the rest of the world hears that Nigerian political leaders, the same persons who are supposed to take serious decisions about national, bilateral and multilateral relations are a bunch of semi-illiterates, draft dodgers, and peddlers of fake certificate, they are bound to look at the rest of us as imbeciles. Apart from these, the situation is also exposing incredibility of INEC and our judicial system.

A country where a hundred and thousand graduates are roaming the Nigerian streets in search of skilled and unskilled jobs, persons whose educations are under question are the ones making administrative decisions. We applaud this present government in its fight against corruption, but I believe that certificate scandal is the worst form of corruption which we must fight to a standstill. In the same vein, it is a very costly joke and mechanism to introduce issues of certificate in the Nigerian brand of vindictive and victimizing politics. In this vein, when such accusations are not real, the accusers ought to be prosecuted for defamation.

Friday, June 12, 2020


END OF RECESSION, RISE IN OIL PRICE AND DREAD OF DUTCH DISEASE
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Nigeria’s economy is exiting a painful recession period; a time marked by a historic collapse in oil prices, exacerbated by falling oil production and inadequate policies which took a major toll on the economy at the wake of Muhammafu Buhari administration. The situation became so challenging coupled with the wreckage which the entire nation had gone through as a result of acute and miasmic misrule engineered by some parasitic leaders who were having unhindered access to the proceeds of the nation's lifeblood.

Per chance it eludes us, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC remains the main influencer of fluctuations in oil prices. OPEC is a consortium that, as of 2020, is made up of 13 countries: Algeria, Angola, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela. According to 2018 statistics, OPEC controls almost 80% of the world's supply of oil reserves. The consortium sets production levels to meet global demand and can influence the price of oil and gas by increasing or decreasing production. OPEC vowed to keep the price of oil above $100 a barrel for the foreseeable future, but in mid-2014, the price of oil began to tumble. It fell from a peak of above $100 a barrel to below $50 a barrel as OPEC refused to cut oil production, leading to the tumble in prices and eventual recession we delved into.

However, Crude oil prices have risen higher after the International Energy Agency (IEA), in its May oil market report, had predicted lower global inventories in the second half of 2020. Oil prices rose as new data pointed to a rebound in crude demand around the world. Following the rising oil prices, there would be new foreign exchange measures, attractive yields on government securities, and a tighter monetary policy that will make foreign exchange more readily available and help contain inflation. Consequently, this will also influence the return of investors to Nigeria. With this recent rise in oil prices, there is serious need to invest in the reduction of unemployment and address poverty in Nigeria. Already the IMF has warned that policy implementation needs to move quickly and comprehensively to facilitate economic recovery and help the country reap its longer-term potential.

For some observers like myself, the recent rise in oil price may not be too good a news for Nigeria. At the period we were hard hit by low oil prices, we were forced to look at ways to diversify our economy away from oil and consider other areas of livelihood. The huge investment made by President Buhari in the area of Agriculture is a proof of this diversification. Much of Buhari's Agro lofty feats were itemized in his 96 paragraph Democracy message of June 12, 2020. However, with oil price going up now, we may be losing the narrative. There is a tendency of returning to the 'dutch disease', an expression which was first coined by Economist in 1977 to describe the decline in Netherlands manufacturing after the discovery of gas fields in the early 1960s. Ever since this time, many African countries have also struggled to enable rising living standards after the discovery of oil. Nigeria has been guilty of this disease especially during the years of PDP regime when oily affairs were forcefully moved from economic to politics.

However, there is a sense of optimism that the economy may not collapse again soon. We have witnessed 11 quarters of consecutive GDP growth since exiting recession. According to the President, the GDP grew from 1.91% in 2018 to 2.27% in 2019 but declined to 1.87% in the first quarter of 2020 as a result of the decline in global economic activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Every single economy in the world has suffered a decline, ours has been relatively moderate. May God bless Nigeria.

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Friday, June 5, 2020


Nnenne, June 1

Gere, June 5

Dan, June 7

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OUR RED CARPET
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The first week of June has always come as an event packed period for the Ugwu's. In our family of 10, 3 siblings have marked their birthdays together. The red carpet comes in a sequel: Our second sister, Mercy Nnedimma Uche kicks off with June 1. Our third sister, Vivian Gere Ekperi goes for June 5. Did it stop there? No. By June 7, my humble self Dan Ugwu raps up the week in thanksgiving. We have always dedicated this holy week to the Blessed Virgin Mary, our patroness.



Wednesday, June 3, 2020

 Floyd protest March in Lagos
HYPOCRISY OF NIGERIANS' PROTEST MARCH
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Since the ugly Minneapolis murder of black American George Flyod, Nigerians have trooped out en mass to stage a protest against the killing of their black skinned kin by Derek. In Victoria Island of Lagos, the protest has literally taken a life of it's own. Even when the late George's brother Terrence Floyd had called for calm and end of protest, Nigerians have taken to the streets with flyers demanding justice for their 'brother' who was killed by the white supremacist.

As bizarre and weird as that could appear, many people have described such action of Nigerians in the streets and in the media as a hypocrisy of people helmed in by dementia.

Now the question is: When will the world stage a protest march against the Igbo holocaust and near extermination of the Igbos between 1966 to 1970 by Nigerian government, without reparation; without regrets, without apology and with the acute suppression of the history and memory of such gargantuan evil?

When will Nigerian celebrities, politicians, elites, activists, crusaders and unionists heat up the Nigerian landscape, seeking for justice and equal distribution of the nation's resources and lifeblood? Like Dr. Bongo Adi noted, our elites have kept mute in the face of tyranny and oppression because they are enjoying the comfort of their homes. In them says Wole Soyinka, the man has died.  May the man or woman not die in all of us.

Tuesday, May 26, 2020



HUNTING THE HUNTER
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HERBALIST KILLS PASTOR WHO CAME TO HIM FOR RITUALS
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A 48-year-old herbalist, Isiaka Ogunkoya has been arrested by the Ogun State Police Command for the murder of a self-acclaimed man of God,  Pastor Kalejaiye Ezekiel.

The herbalists confessed killing the pastor because he was in urgent need of a human being for rituals when the pastor came to him seeking powers to make his church grow and for his members to multiply. The herbalists who confessed that he is reputed for performing rituals for many pastors in the country, said he used pastor Isiaka for the preparation of a concoction for one of his clients in Isoyin district. When queried on how he used the pastor for his concortions, he said  he put him to sleep, cut off the viral parts he needed and prepared the rituals for his client who had paid him a lot of money before hand.

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The police Public Relations Officer, Deputy Superintendent Abimbola Oyeyemi, said the native doctor would be seriously profiled and interrogated to know how many people he might have killed in the same manner and the identities of his pastor clients. However, Nigerians have reacted to the the herbalist's confession, and have wondered what most pastors are really gaining in visiting herbalists for powers.

Monday, May 25, 2020


                  Happy birthday Akuruole
Saint Chibu celebrates today





Saturday, May 23, 2020


                           
                      JERRY'S EPIPHANY:

Who remembers the love doctor? The proprietor of LOVE CLINIC worldwide, who has restored fractured marriages and provided the platform for the celebration of new ones. There is a good news about Apostle Jerry Iwu. His fine wine has delivered of a bouncing baby boy. The new born who goes by the name NNAMDI REX NNAMDI has just recreated his father's native name for a surname.

Jerry did not hold the news to himself as goodnews leaks from both sides of the mouth. He has officially announced it and has contracted EVENTppm to make it popular. Eventhough celebrities do not censor the rights of their publicity, Jerry wishes it to be spread abroad as a testimony of God's kindness.

The LOVE CLINIC, his brainchild is still rooting for a better time to celebrate the first born. This editorial serves as a heartfelt tribute to the family.
                          Rex

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Friday, May 22, 2020


Your link to BBN audition
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Thursday, May 21, 2020


2 MBAISE BORN FOR BBNAIJA 2020
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OKAFOR CHIDIMMA (AHIAZU) and ANYANWU HENRY @ Solixx_5 (OKO OVORO) have just auditioned for BIG BROTHER NAIJA 2020 edition. Kindly accompany them on their journey to fame.


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Wednesday, May 20, 2020


RED CARPET:

Today is the birthday celebration of  Engr. Matthew Nwachukwu , Obokwu's first son. Popularly known as BLACK because of his original African complexion, our celebrity is an accomplished Engineer of note whose expertize spans through KAZAMS' engineering services and VASTECH where he explored talents as the CEO. Dem BLACK otherwise called NWAJAA is a product of ESUT and better known for his association with comic relief, a gesture that has endeared him to so many. Little wonder has been followed only on Facebook by hundreds of thousand friends.
You know what? Our celeb is brother to the famous O'Sea Bishop Nwachukwu Fsdp, Chidimma Nwachukwu, Adayellow Nkiru Nwaigwe and Dam Ulumma. Our celebrant is happily married to his plumpy jewel, Christy Samuel Nwachukwu. We wish him a happy celebration.




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Tuesday, May 19, 2020


WHOM GOD HAS BLESSED...
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YOU ARE IMMEDIATELY VIEWING THE PORTRATE OF EZEJI (REV) CHIMA IMO OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. THE HOLY DUDE IS MARKING HIS BIRTHDAY TODAY. HIS LIFE HISTORY CAN ONLY BE UNDERSTOOD IN DEEP AND PROTRACTED CHRONICLE TOLD BY SAGES. HE IS NOT AWARE OF EVENTppm's PLAN TO CELEBRATE HIM TODAY. LET NO ONE TELL HIM. THE EZEAGBOGU MBAISE BORN CLERIC IS ACCLAIMED FOR EXUDING  RARE MIEN. EZEJI, WHEREVER YOU ARE, HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
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Monday, May 18, 2020






ALERT
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Let me announce officially to the public on our platform the birthday celebrations of two humble and dear souls: Hon.Nkele Oguamanam and Comrade Obasi Ikedi Vianney. Nkele, an arudite scholar who has enjoyed international reputation is  acclaimed among his peers and associates as a noble gentleman. Nkele is happily married to his jewel, lady Rejoice Oguamanam and their marriage has already been flourished with a grand prince whose dedication to the Church drew an unprecedented mammoth guests to the Oguamanam country home in Umuro Lude Ahiazu Mbaise where they were feted to a sumptuous reception.
IKEDI, a young sociologist at the Abia State University Uturu has distinguished himself positively among his peers by his uncanny knack at grew areas of human  development.
Both CELEBRANTS who are virtually approaching the peak of their academic career have become a little older today. What do we wish them? Good life, relative comfort, serene equanimity and impertubability. What more? Guided sense of initiative, academic prowess, leadership skills and the likes.
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For the luncheon today in their honour, this message gladly admits. Invitation is limited because of the lock down as we shall keep updates fervently online through our media handles. Meanwhile, the cocktail will be anchored by Mc Madok Uwa.

Sunday, May 17, 2020



"BY HIS DEATH, ABA WAS REDEEMED"

        (OSISIKANKWU: 10 YEARS AFTER)
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Do you remember CRIMINAL OBIOMA NWANKWO, (Osisikankwu), who was killed at Ugwuati Evil Forest during a gun battle between the task force and his syndicate who had held our Aba hostage. Abia state government had described Osisi's death as "triumph of light over darkness”. But you know what? Before Kankwu's execution, he explained why he decided to form a gang that terrorised the people. Hear him:

        “We became militants because of the 
          failure of government to live up to its
          responsibilities towards us. Many of us
          are graduates. Some are university
          drop-outs, who could not continue for
          want of fund or sponsors. There are
          secondary school leavers without a
          future in school or jobs".

Eventhough Kankwu's reasons cannot be a moral justification, it still provides a pointer to government social responsibility. Whether the government has up till now lived up to Kankwu's expectation is a story for another day. Meanwhile EFCC has insisted that former governor T.A. Orji appropriated N48b as security votes while he held away.







The painting of a painter who painted a painter that was painting a painter who was painting a painted paint.


Friday, May 1, 2020

THE MBAISE MARKET MAP
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Nkwo Mbutu, Orie Mbutu, Aforenyiogugu,  Nkwo Lagwa, Afo Umuhu, Afor Ibeku, Eke Oha Onicha, Eke Oha Umuanuma, Nkwogwu, Orie Ikpa, Afo Ajala Nguru, Afo Ajala Aguneze, Nwafo Obama, Eke Nguru, Orie Uvuru, Nkwo Ogbor, Afor Amuzu, Eke Ebe na Ogu Amuzu, Afo Amato Amuzu, Eke Ahiara, Aforu, Nkwo Lude,  Nkwoala, Aforuzi, Afoukwu, Nkwo Umumbiri, Nkwo Obohia, Aforogbe, Nkwotulu, Orie Onuoha Umuawada, Nkwo Umuevu Onicha, Ogwumabiri Obizi, Nkwo Eziudo, Eke Itu, Afoekiri Okpofe, Orie Ihitte, Orieukwu Umunama, Ekete Mbutu, Nkwo Uhie Chokoneze, Eke Eziama Oparanadim, Nkwo Onyekamma Okpofe, Eke Ezeagbogu, Nkwo Mbaise, Orie Mbaise, Eke ala, oriete, Orie Opara, Eke Mpam, Nkwo Okponkume, Orie Obodo, Afor Ugiri. Eke Ugiri, Eke Ihitte, Nkwota, Ogwumabiri Ife, Nkwoepekele, Afo Akpokwu Akpodim, Eke Okwe Okrika, Orie Nnemere, Nkwo Okponkume, Orie Umuekwene Onicha, Eke ala, Nkwo Akpim, Orie Umuaju Mpam, Nkwo Umuegwu Mpam, Orie Awaka Mbutu, Nwafor Amawo Mbutu,  Nwafor Mbara (Nwanyiyaa), Ogwumabiri Obodo. Eke Nguru, Orie Achi, Eke Amuzi, Nkwo Lolo, Nkwo Obodo Ujuchi, Eke Ohuru Lagwa, Afo Nguma Umelagwa, Ahia Eke Amumara, Ogwumabiri Amumara, Nkwo Udo, Eke Obokwu Obizi.