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09/11/2022

*ABUJA COURT RULING: WE REMAIN RESOLUTE TO DEFEND THE MANDATE OF OUR PEOPLE*

On Wednesday afternoon, a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja delivered a judgement which, according to media reports, has directed that the governorship primaries of the Labour Party in our dear state, Enugu, be reconducted within 14 days.

Although we have not seen a copy of the judgement to enable us make an informed decision, it is important to inform our teeming supporters across the state of our *unflinching commitment to the struggle for the emancipation of our dear state and her longsuffering people.*

As law-abiding citizens, we will refrain from commentaries capable of undermining the integrity of the courts, but we urge you to rest assured that *we will do everything legally possible to defend this mandate.*

We also have, through the years, learned that nothing good in life ever comes easy. *The finest of roses are usually found in the midst of thorns, and we are fully energised to find the roses of freedom and development for our people.* We are fully aware of this and have prepared ourselves to weather every storm until our mission of a people-centric governance is achieved for the people of Enugu State.

Our team of legal experts is reviewing the judgement.

We are committed to carrying everyone along in this journey and will communicate to you, within the next 24 hours, the outcome of our deliberations.

Again, we reiterate our commitment to work for the best interest of the people of Enugu as far as this matter is concerned and at all times, while assuring that we will not let you down.

Signed
*Engr George Ugwu*
*Spokesman, Chijioke Edeoga Campaign Organisation*

24/09/2022

And Enugu people have been creatively exploiting their frustrations and fear. Many people are forming associations to pay solidarity visits to the government house to cash in on the money-sharing bazaar the seat of Enugu State Government has become in recent times. People now ask you when you walk the streets of Enugu; “Have you endorsed the Gburugburu and Mba?” and this is followed with a burst of laughter.

Developments show that their campaign is in shambles and they are scrambling for straws to clutch. Only recently, they started circulating an absurd image created by “Peter for Peter Crusaders” with Peter Obi’s photograph placed side by side with that of Mbah. "I tell you, these PDP people are 419 people," one political observer said in Enugu.
"Unfortunately for them this trickery will not work. They can't deceive us anymore. We know Peter Obi, we don't know Peter Mbah. And we know that Peter Obi has endorsed Chijioke Edeoga as the next governor of Enugu State and that is where we stand," he continued.
And the shameful meme is currently provoking laughter on social media and with respondents in Enugu. "It is the final sign that Peter Mbah cannot win the election and has accepted defeat even before the polls," another commentator said.

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24/09/2022

“Peter for Peter”: The signs of a sinking PDP ship clinging to weak straws in Enugu
Desperation is the only word that can describe the situation of things in the Enugu State where it appears the notoriously choking claws of oppressive and clueless governance that had held the people’s throats in choking grips since 1999 appears to be weakening.
As the countdown to the 2023 elections continues its irreversible tick, the Peoples Democratic party in Enugu has continued to show pitiable signs of fraying from every possible seam, and it is only a matter of time before the fabric tears to complete shreds.
The signs have been there, although the people, quiet in their natural accommodating nature, have maintained measured tolerance, waiting patiently for the eventually collapse of a house long standing on feeble foundations.
First, it was a rumour that the Governor of Enugu State, and the Governorship candidate he hoisted on the people in a dubiously selfish transaction made moves suggesting that they were abandoning the Presidential candidate of the party, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, in favour of the rave-making Labour Party candidate, Peter Obi.
A meme was recently released where the slogan of the PDP in Enugu was craftily captures as “Peter for Peter,” a caption clearly suggesting that Peter Mbah, the flagbearer of the PDP in the Enugu Governorship elections was cleverly trying to hitch his decrepit wagon on the popular Peter Obi moving train.
If this development was strange, then the q***r development of former Governor of the state, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani, getting listed in the imperiled presidential campaign council of the All Progressives Congress was a bigger sign of a badly fractured campaign. Chimaroke is a serving senator on the ticket of the PDP, and current candidate for the same seat for the Enugu East Senatorial District, for the same party. How he made it to the list of the APC presidential campaign is still something many have to wonder its reason.
Interestingly, Chimaroke recently soared his disconcerting notoriety as a politician, by engaging in endless tweet wars with young people on the social media, trading indescribable invectives with Nigerians who disagreed with almost all of his unpopular posturing. During this period, the former Governor was reported to have made clear his intention to support the candidacy of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the APC, as against that of his party.
It therefore came as little surprise that his name was listed as one of the people to work for the realization of the ambition of Alhaji Bola Tinubu. When the wolf cries at night and the chicken dies in the morning, the culprit is easy to trace. Chimaroke, the infamous founder of the Ebeano Political choke-holder in Enugu was the proverbial wolf that hinted of his antiparty intent and this, the list from the party has confirmed.
Many sympathisers of the party and the man quickly began to muster some forms of excuses, suggesting that he may have been mistaken for frontline APC leader in Enugu, and former Senate President, Ken Nnamani, but such a mistake on a document produced at that level, with all the checks and reviews can only speak of something very lame and ineffective. How can the APC mistake such a ranking member for someone in another party, and one flying opposition party flag for that matter? The only answer any one can provide is that the former Enugu governor has decided to betray his party.
Tinubu is desperate. Electoral mapping cobbled by many observers since the political parties finished their primaries and commenced strategic engagements ahead of the elections indicate that the APC presidential elections have already been doomed to failure. Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, from the mappings, is doomed to lose rather resoundingly in the southeast and south-south regions, where it would be easier for the camel to pass through the eye of the needle than for the APC to win the minimum 25 percent plurality. If he fails to get 25 percent in at least one half of these two regions, then his chances of winning the ticked is dead on arrival, even in the very unlikely situation that he wins all the other states of the country.
Given this gloomy scenario, the only way out for him is to “do a deal” with leading politicians to contrive votes that would give him the minimum constitutional minimum. Perhaps this is the deal Chimaroke possibly may have reached with the APC and to do that, he had to be rewarded with a seat in the campaign council of the party.
But people are already wondering what this will mean for the PDP in the state, where Chimaroke’s kinsman, Peter Mbah is in the race against the vast majority of the people of the state to discard his party, in favour of the now more popular and generally accepted Labour Party candidate, Chijioke Edeoga.
Mbah is also looking like a ship out of water. Same as the serving governor. In Enugu, PDP is increasingly looking visualized in leprous limbs, as Labour Party soars in popularity. Earlier in September, supporters of the Labour Party staged a rally in Enugu that sent shock-waves through the ranks of the establishment, and they already know that their end is well-nigh.
As survivalist end games, the two candidates are seen to be exploring deals of their own: The idea is to move their “structure” towards returning Peter Obi as President in exchange for their own tickets to make the day. This explains the “Peter for Peter” slogan that recently sneaked into the political conversations in Enugu.
How both Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and Peter Mbah believes that Peter Obi and the people of Enugu State would through Chijioke Edeoga under the bus and vote them in is something only election rigging scientists will have explain. The Presidential election and that of the senate will hold the same day. Do they think that the people will vote Peter Obi on one ballot paper and then vote Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi on the other for the senate elections?
Even if this remote possibility happens, how does Peter Mbah begin to believe that Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi would throw his weight in his favour after he will have won his own elections? In a country where connecting to the centre holds the key to federal presence in states, how does it sound that the people of Enugu, after Obi’s victory, would want a governor from another political party? And that political party, being a PDP that has r***d the people for 24 years?
From every indication, it is clear that the leaders of the PDP in Enugu are already pursuing different agenda. The governor is desperate to get into the senate. Peter Mbah is looking for his own pathway to the governor’s seat. Chimaroke Nnamani, on his own part, is chasing something entirely different.
There was a rumour that an offer of Senate President has been made to him by the APC apparatchiks. But it is only a simpleton that will believe this, in an election that will feature APC stalwarts like Orji Uzor Kalu and Dave Umahi, both from the southeast, where the Senate Presidency is likely to be zoned. If Chimaroke is throwing away his party in exchange for this pie in the sky, then he is obviously not a sophisticated strategist.
Then again, you have to reckon with the disposition of the people. The probability of PDP winning the governorship election in Enugu is very remote. The people, buoyed by the enabling provisions of the electoral act, are determined to vote PDP into the forgotten past and no level of machination will be able to change that.
The people are watching, and probably having a good laugh. Those that have chosen the manipulation of the people as their favourite sport are in the battle of their lives and the outcome can only be an interesting spectacle.

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21/09/2022

10 Reasons Enugu people are turning against Gov. Ugwuanyi

In all discussions in the communities of Enugu State, there is a growing condemnation of the Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi. In conversations with people in the Nsukka area where he hails from, in the Enugu metropolis and the Oji-River area, many people are rising against him and his political party, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
Even his preferred candidates, such as the gubernatorial candidate, Barr. Peter Mbah, are feeling the heat of this widespread rejection of Ugwuanyi and his politics. While a common point was his bad governance, many people also pointed to the fact his party, PDP, did great injustice to the South East during their presidential primaries.
"Ugwuanyi and all the South East governors in PDP do not deserve our support," a respondent who refused to be named said in the Trans Ekulu area of Enugu, the state capital. "They traded with our best opportunity and we reject all of them. Ani Enugu has rejected Ugwuanyi and his PDP. On Peter Obi we stand."
Our reporters interviewed over 100 people in a three week period and we were able to distill 10 reasons why people of Enugu State are turning against the governor, whom people say are spending billions of Naira of government funds on organised solidarity visits to Government House, Enugu, to appear to be popular.
"Those visits are organised by him and his people, because he knows we are no longer with him. He can't come to our communities because he knows how we feel," one respondent stated. "So, he pays these people to come to him, in his comfort zone, and gives millions to them. He's going to fail, because he has failed us in Nsukka, and Enugu State."

Below is a summary of the reasons:

1. The poor governance
(a) Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi looks every inch unprepared or is not mentally equipped with what it takes to manage the rigours of governance. His administration appears, from day one, to be driven by guess work and pandering to the whims of a few lackeys. He appears like a workaholic, stays in office every day until the wee hours, but nothing appears to manifest from his long hours in office other than the soulless manipulation of the people with little or no dividends delivered.

(b) People expected that his experience at the National Assembly for 12 years should have equipped him with the skills and capabilities of a master administrator, but Enugu people have been disappointed with the outcome. The capital city of Enugu has been in progressive decay since he assumed office and there appears to be a tendency to personalize governance while leaving projects of impact unattended.

(c) Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi seems to have run a most toothless cabinet. Commissioners under him are so powerless that they cannot do anything on their own. Brilliant ideas for governance are also not sought, and even when it comes before the governor, they are thrown out of the window. For this reason, the government has failed to attract those who could have made the difference, and those who have loitered around discovered that the game is survival. Thus, they decided to keep their fine ideas to themselves for fear of being seen to be trying to outshine their principal. Remember the 48 Laws of Power? Never outshine your master!

2. Destroying Sullivan Chime's legacy
Governor Ugwuanyi assumed office on May 29, 2015, with high expectations to ride on the achievements of his predecessor, Barr. Sullivan Chime. Although Chime was criticized towards the end of his administration for hiding his ill-health from the people and proceeding on medical leave abroad without handing over to his deputy, his administration gets a lot of credits for infrastructure development all over Enugu.
But under Sullivan, government was going on, and the cabinet was empowered to take initiatives. His administration saw the entire Enugu as one constituency; the current dichotomy between East, West and North, which Governor Ugwuanyi planted and nurtured as a tool to win political control of the state, was nonexistent.

3. The wanton waste of government resources to pursue a personal agenda.
(a) There is so much waste in Governor Ugwuanyi’s government. It does not look like the administration cares about accountability, and like the famed regime of Alhaji Sabo Barki Zuwo in Kaduna State in the second republic, government money is kept in Government House (rather than banks). Enugu runs a cash and dispense government, where the Federal allocation is taken from the government’s allocation account in UBA and kept in Government House. No wonder it is so easy for the praise singers to always gather at the smallest prompting. There is always cash to reward them.

(b) Governor Ugwuanyi also has the most inexplicably endless streams of political support groups in history. All of them are oiled with government resources. It does seem that his desire is to become a god that is worshipped by everybody, and he does not care emptying government treasury to achieve this. Billions of naira have been spent since he assumed office in this self-enthronement plan, even while more compelling social and economic issues are left with little or no care.

4. The Ashua and Nrashi mentality, when the people are owed salaries, pension, etc.
On his assumption of office, Ugwuanyi introduced new catchphrases to statesmanship. “Ashua” is one of them. “Nrashi” is the second. For a man from the trading town of Orba, “Ashua”, which means “market” is used to also refer to the dubious outwitting and manipulation of opponents without regard to morality.
On the other hand, Nrashi, which refers to the gluttonous licking of soup from both pot and plate, was also introduced by the governor to refer to the invitation to partake in the sharing of state resources. Governor Ugwuanyi has not hidden the fact that he believes in the saying that “money answereth all things,” and each time he mentions Nrashi, you can be sure that millions, and in some cases, billions, have been set aside to go to the bellies of a few selected government apologists.
"Many people have expressed disdain for these primitive political ideologies, but the governor does not care, so long as he has poor people who are willing to chant his praises," said one respondent.

5. The betrayal of his people ("He has lost the right to be our leader"
Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi rode on tremendous goodwill into office in 2015. His people in Nsukka (Enugu North) loved him and wished him well. They saw in him a humble man who will bring life-changing developments for them and the entire Enugu.
But as time wore on, it became clear that the governor has a strong disregard for his own people. He chooses every opportunity to chide and humiliate his own people, calling them all sorts of names and ensuring that they never reared their heads outside of his enveloping shadow.
"What he did to Chijioke Edeoga during the PDP primaries earlier in 2022 cannot be forgiven nor forgotten. He sold out his people and he cannot make amends now, no matter how much he spends. It's no longer about money. The other day someone said to me he holds all of us in contempt. You can't erase that with money."
It was said he was the person that encouraged Edeoga to begin consultations ahead of becoming his successor. Whatever savings Edeoga, who was a commissioner in his cabinet, had, the governor ensured he invested all of them in campaigning to become governor, even when he had made up his mind that Peter Mbah was his long anointed choice.
Chijioke Edeoga was not the only person he so betrayed. It was said that Chief Emeka Mamah and several others were similarly treated. Chief Ogbo A*ogwa, a long-standing friend and associate, also felt the teeth of Ugwuanyi’s treachery to his friends. "Across all the local government areas in Nsukka, there are scores of people that have been badly treated by the governor. And many have been asking, What did Nsukka people do wrong?"

6. No known lasting legacy.
No one can say Governor Ugwuanyi did not build, or is not still working to build, any legacy that will ensure people remember him after 2023. He did build a flyover at the T-Junction at Abakpa, as one heads northwards to Nsukka. History will tell what kind of flyover this will become, but it is on record that the first flyover in Enugu was built by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi.
There is also a University of Medical Sciences that is currently occupying his attention at a place called Igbo Ano, in his native Orba. It may also go into the record books, that this university, an afterthought, following his inability to make good his promise of returning the Enugu State University of Science and Technology to a multi-campus institution, will likely become the first university of medicine in Nigeria.
But the “wahala” is that there is nothing to show that this university will be ready in May 2023, when he leaves office. People are looking for the kinds of equipment, structures and manpower that will make this a viable institution.
They mention a similar school in Imo State currently habouring weeds, rodents and reptiles, dubious evidence of the legacy of former Governor Rochas Okorocha.

7. The Peter Obi factor
If Enugu people had no choice of who to follow in 2023 before March 2022, the emergence of Peter Obi as the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, provided a pillar of redemption too strong to be resisted.
Obi has lit up the Nigerian political space and Enugu people are keying in, just like every other part of the country. For the people, the darkness which PDP represents has become quite obvious when it is placed side-by-side with the light Obi is beaming. Light and darkness, like water and oil, do not mix. Once light comes, darkness fades and it is clear Ugwuanyi is fading. So are the fortunes of PDP in the state. With renewed consciousness in the people, the Peter Obi message is rousing the people of Enugu against Ugwuanyi and the PDP.

8. The need change: for a new country and a new state.
Enugu people, just like most Nigerians, are tired of the politics of wanton consumption, and little or no production. They are aware that things are getting worse. So it is no longer business or politics as usual. They want a better society, of production, not Nrashi. No matter how steeped you are in the Nrashi economics, once you eat semo and ofe onugbu every day for a period, you are bound to get tired of it, especially when you don't know when your next meal will come. The truth is that Enugu people are tired of PDP and want a new deal that guarantees them food on the table.
Nigeria, as a country, is moving towards this emerging new order and Enugu people are not left out. There is a new clarion. "No matter how desperately he goes about oiling his political manipulation machine, this change is inevitable," another respondent who lives in the Enugu capital said

9. Dubious and unreliable transactional leadership
Experience has shown Enugu people the duplicitous and unreliable nature of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi. Many people who encountered him have very sour stories to tell in the end. His relationship with people, communities and even the state, is hallmarked by deceit and cunning. His handling of the Fulani-herder crises in Enugu is clear evidence. His manipulation of people during the two election cycles he supervised in Enugu is another. There are legions of people with very unsavoury stories of demoralizing experiences with him.
"Enugu people want someone who represents a system or vision they can trust, not one who spends all his time in church, but does everything God has never prescribed."

10. Romance with cultists and people of questionable character
Governor Ugwuanyi prays every day, but he romances men of questionable character at night. The list is long. At a time, a man who was his SSA on security was arrested for being a member of the unknown gunmen terrorizing the state. Close to his government are people with histories of criminalities of horrendous sorts. Some of them occupy very sensitive positions, while others are sustained with state resources to hang around.

Enugu people are fed up. And they no longer want to leave Enugu in the hands of whichever god Ugwuanyi believes in. They now want to take back their state and hand it over to a competent and compassionate person who will manage the people and their future with the fear and love of God.

21/09/2022

The N30 billion 2023 election sinkhole in Enugu

It is no longer news that the Governor of Enugu State, His Excellency, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, in his determination to win a seat in the 9th senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 2023, has dipped both hands in the treasury of Enugu State in his desperate effort to achieve his objective.
As the day passes, Governor Ugwuanyi throws his hands deeper into the common till of the people, at a time the state is hanging on weak threads of economic stagnation and social inequality.
The bazaar began months before the PDP primaries that had him and his camp facing an uphill opposition from former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu. The former DSP was a formidable opponent, who felt he had the backing of the National Executive Committee of the PDP, but he never reckoned on the determination of Governor Ugwuanyi, whose philosophy of “money can buy anything” ensured he triumphed over the embattled senator.
The Enugu Governor believes in the unlimited power of money and while Ekweremadu was waiting for the PDP hierarchy to prevail on the governor to hand him over the ticket, Ugwuanyi, who knows the captivating lure of lucre moved into the leadership circles of the party and began to dispense favours.
It was rumoured that the National Chairman of the party, Dr Iyorchia Ayu was high on his list of beneficiaries. Ayu, it was rumoured, received a whooping N5 billion from the coffers of Enugu State to ensure he threw away the perceived loyalty of Senator Ekweremadu to the party in favour of Ugwuanyi’s candidate, Peter Mbah. While this was going on, the governor was also said to have arrested the greed of other national executive members of the party with a sum said to be more than N2 billion. Even the party officials that came to supervise the primaries in Enugu were not also left behind, rewarded as they were, with another princely sum, said to be around N2 billion to share among themselves.
Ugwuanyi’s q***r generosity has become legendary in many political circles in Nigeria. And he almost aways has his way. In a country where love for money is exponentially high and there is little due diligence on how much a person in a position of executive leadership can access and dispense public funds, Governor Ugwuanyi became a bride sought after by many who had one political advantage to sell. It became common knowledge that hangers on in and around the A*o Rock seat of power also constituted themselves into influence peddlers and convinced the Enugu Governor of their capabilities to influence the presidency into conceding certain opportunities in the APC chapter in the state. Hundreds of thousands of dollars were also made available to these people, many of whom did not even know anything about the management of the party.
Word around the Villa became, “You don collect your own?”, a reference to the endless streams of dollars from Enugu, directed to, at the time, ensure that Senator Ekweremadu was prevented from decamping from his PDP to the APC, where it was feared he might win the governorship ticket.
Not don here, the governor, who is known to have hijacked the APC leadership in Enugu State, was said to have dolled out another N500 million to a stalwart of the party in the state, Chief Ugo Agbala all in a bid to stall Ekweremadu’s bd to join the APC. This was the same method he had employed during the 2019 elections when, a mole, Barr. George Ogara was planted as the governorship candidate of the party in the state, a development that ensures the rightful candidate, Senator Ayogu Eze was frustrated from providing competition against Ugwuanyi during that election cycle. The same Ogara is in the contest again, this time, as deputy governorship candidate to Uche Nnaji, the APC flagbearer. Hundreds of millions of naira were said to have also been invested in this project, all geared towards making sure the PDP had an easy passage to Enugu Government House in 2023.
The Enugu Government treasury is apparently bottomless and it appears the governor is determined to empty it just to prosecute his 2023 dreams. Having failed to topple the Labour Party structure in the state and use placeholders as candidates, the desperation is presently at fever-peak. First, he planted Chief Everest Nnaji, popularly known as Odengene to tussle for the ticket. At the time the Labour Party was battling to finalise its primaries, Odengene and his group were reported to have arrived Abuja with billions of naira to persuade the Labour Party leadership to jettison the candidacy of PDP-reject, Chijioke Edeoga. It was reported that it took the direct intervention of Presidential man-of-the-moment, Peter Obi to stop the effort in its tracks.
As it stands, the governor is alleged to still be investing billions to ensure that Edeoga, who is increasingly looking like the frontrunner in the elections in Enugu, is frustrated. One of the steps said to have been taken by Ugwuanyi, is the deployment of one Ernest Ugwu to jostle for the senate seat of the Labour Party in Enugu North senatorial zone. Ugwuanyi is in the senate race and he is confronted by a veteran political fighter, Okey Ezea.
With the momentum of the Labour Party, triggered by the emergence of Peter Obi, Okey Ezea looks like one who would give Ugwuanyi a fight the governor might not win. To make the contest easy, the governor has been said to have engineered Ernest Ugwu into initiating a court case against Okey Ezea, claiming he is the rightful senatorial candidate of the Labour Party.
People in the state began to ask questions when Ernest, a young man of small means, engaged the services of a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) to prosecute his case against the Labour Party. SAN services, especially for election-related cases, run into hundreds of millions of naira, a sum, those who know him, believe he could not afford.
As reward for his willingness to put his integrity on the slabs for him, Ugwuanyi was also said to have dolled out N200 million to Ernest to feather his nest and raise his status. This sum, it was said, went into the purchase of a Landcruiser SUV and a Hilux pickup minitruck.
Not sure if the Ernest Ugwu gambit would work, the Enugu governor has resorted the jamboree that saw him turn the Enugu Government House into a political tourism centre. Daily, groups are encouraged to throng the seat of government, chanting praise and worship songs, and in exchange, sums raging from N5 million to N10 million are given away. This was the same scenario ahead of the 2019 elections during which more than N50 billion was spent on political crowd-sourcing.
The stakes are higher this time around and that is why the governor, who was giving out an average of N2,000,000 to each group of his praise singers in 2019, is not servicing these hangers-on with N5 million each or more, depending on how your political value is rated.
To make sure that the rewards go round, the governor has also been hiring an endless stream of aides. As at date, there has been more than 2,000 of such appointments; SPAs, SSAs. SAs, Tas, EAs and even commissioners. The minimum salary is N180,000 per month. All the Local Government Chairmen have also been mandated to appoint at least 1,000 SAs each at a salary of between N30,000 to N50,000 each month.
Those close to the governor estimate that the outflows from the coffers of Enugu State may be in the north of N30 billion. And it is still early days, yet. February 2023 is still about six months away, and the spending can naturally only get higher as the election draws closer. In a state where there is hardly any development project taking place in all the 17 Local Councils in the state, it becomes a wonder where these monies being paid these appointees are coming from? Multiply 1000 appointees per local government by the 17 local governments in the state and you will have at least 17,000 appointees.
How desperate can a governor be. In a state where pensioners have not been paid for 8 years; in a state where local government workers have been on strike, in a state where schools have been shut following another strike by teachers, one wonders the nature of goodwill Ugwuanyi wants to take into the 2023 elections?
But then, it does appear that those who believe the governor thinks he can buy anything much the same way commodities are traded in the Orie Orba market in his home town, are correct. And if it had worked for him in the past, why wouldn’t it work for him now

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