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Community Pledges Support For APC
The leadership of
Rumuwoji Community, Oro-Abali in the Port Harcourt City Local Government Area of Rivers State has pledged to continue to support the present administration in the State and the All Progressive Congress (APC) for better future of the youths and development in the area.
The Chairman of the Rumuwoji Community Council (RCC),Emmanuel Chike Orlu who stated this on Wednesday while receiving some office equipment donated by the Chairman of Rivers State Local Government Service Commission, Chief Nnamdi Nwokekoro, noted that 95 per cent of members of the community are members of the APC.
Orlu said the community has taken the decision to support Governor Chibuike Amaechi and the APC, saying that the present administration has demonstrated good leadership to the people of Rivers state.
According to him, the community has benefited enough from Governor Amaechi administration which include, five primary schools(four at St. Andrews School, one at Abonnama walf/Njemanze) , a health centre at Okija street, and Kelsey Harrison Specialist Hospital at Emenike.
“We have cause to continue to support him and the APC. We have three wards , 11, 12 and 13, and we assured that the community would deliver all the wards, 95 per cent to the APC at all levels of the elections’’, he said.
Also, former Supervisor for Finance in the Port Harcourt City Local Government Council, Dr. Gabriel Dike commended Chief Nwokekoro for his kind gesture, assuring that the community would make good use of those equipment for the benefit of the people and God.
Dr.Dike who is also the Chairman, Cluster Board of the General Memorandum Of Understanding (GMOU) of SPDC, commended Hon Victoria Wobo Nyeche for building an e-Library for the community, noting that the project will help the community in the area of technology and ICT.
According to him, Hon Nyeche is the first member representing Port Harcourt Constituency I that has executed a project in the community.
“We have resolved that for doing this without being asked, she and other APC candidates will be voted for in the March 28th and April 11, elections’’, he said.
It would be recalled that Chief Nnamdi Nwokekoro last Saturday, during the official commissioning of Rumuwoji Community Centre e-Library built by Hon Nyeche promised to assist to equip the centre.
Nwokekoro had informed the people that the community would benefit more if they vote and support purposeful leadership, stating that the project was built by a representative who has vision and focus.
Nwokekoro who delivered the equipment through the Deputy Chairman of APC in Port Harcourt, Mr Chima Amadi, promised more projects for the people of the state if APC is voted enmass in the next general elections.
‘’ You get more if you vote a good leader. A leader that will come back and thank you for your vote, a leader that will make you feel the impact of democracy. A leader that has been tested and proven competent’’, he stated.
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Tinubu Increases Ambassador-nominees to 65, Seeks Senate’s Confirmation
President Bola Tinubu has increased the number of Ambassador-nominees to 65 and forwarded their names to the Senate for confirmation.
The president’s request, read in plenary Thursday by the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, consists of 34 career ambassadors and High Commissioners as well as 31 non-career ambassadors and high commissioners.
The Presidency had last week released the names of 32 ambassador-nominees, featuring names of some prominent Nigerians.
Notable nominees among the non-career ambassador-nominees are: Sen. Ita Enang from Akwa-Ibom, Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim (Ondo) and Sen. Folasade Bent (Adamawa) and Segun Ige (Edo)
Three ambassador-nominees, namely: Kayode Are (Ogun), Aminu Dalhatu (Jigawa) and Ayodele Oke (Oyo), earlier forwarded to the senate, had been screened by the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The new nominees had consequently been forwarded to the committee for screening within one week.
The full list of the ambassadorial nominees per state reads: “Ezenwa Chukwuemeka (Abia), Maimuna Ibrahim (Adamawa), Monica Ogochukwu (Anambra), Mohammed Lele (Bauchi),
Endoni Sindo (Bayelsa) and Ahmed Mohammed Monguno (Borno).
Others are Jane Adams Michael (Cross River), Clark Alexandra (Delta), Chimma Davies (Ebonyi),
Oduma Ehinose (Edo ), Segun Ige (Edo), Adeyemi Emmanuel (Ekiti), Onaga Kingsley (Enugu) and Magaji Umar (Jigawa).
Other nominees in the category of Career Ambassadors are Mohammed Dahiru (Kaduna), AbdulSalam Zayat (Kano), Shehu Barde ( Katsina ), Aminu Nasiu ( Katsina ), Abubakar Musa-Musa ( Kebbi) ,Mohammed Idris ( Kebbi) ,
Bako Adamu Umar (Kogi).
” The rest are: Sulu Gambari (Kwara), Ramata Mohammed (Lagos), Shaga John Shama (Nasarawa), Salau Mohammed (Niger) and Ibrahim Danlami (Niger).
Others are: Adeola Mopelola (Ogun),
Ruben Samuel (Ondo), Akand Adekola (Osun), Adedokun Esther (Oyo), Gedagi Joseph (Plateau), Luther Ayokalata (Rivers), Danladi Yaku (Taraba) and Bello Dogondaji (Zamfara).
Names on the list of the 31 non-career ambassadorial nominees are Sen. Grace Bent (Adamawa), Sen. Eta Enang (Akwa – Ibom), Nkechi Okocha (Anambra ),
Mahmood Yakubu (Bauchi), Philip Ikurusi (Bayelsa).
They include Paul Oga Adikwu (Benue), retired Vice Adm. Ibok Ibas ( Cross River), Abasi Braimah (Edo) and Erelu Adebayo (Ekiti).
Others are: Olumilua Ayotunwa (Ekiti),
Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Enugu State), Mrs. Chioma Ohakim (Imo ), retired Lt.-Gen. Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau (Kano State).
“The rest are; Tasiu Maigari (Katsina), Alhaji Abubakar Aliyu (Kogi) and Olufemi Pedro (Lagos) “Mohammed Aliyu (Nasarawa State),
Sen. Jimoh Ibrahim (Ondo) Joseph Iji (Ondo), Fani-Kayode (Osun), Prof. O. Adewole (Osun), Florence Ajimobi (Oyo), Lola Akande (Oyo), Prof. Nora Daduut (Plateau), Yakubu Gambo (Plateau).
“Chukwujinka Okocha (Rivers ), Haruna Abubakar ( Sokoto ), Jerry Samuel Manwe (Taraba) and Adamu Nangree (Yobe).
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Cleric Tasks APC On Internal Stability, Warns Otti
He predicted that before the next election cycle, Abia’s political landscape would witness broken alliances, surprising mergers, and new contenders emerging from within established networks.
Prophet Arogun concluded with a broader appeal to Nigeria’s political leaders, emphasizing the need for justice, peace, and integrity in public governance.
“Nigeria is the assignment. Only righteousness will stabilize this nation. Only fairness will preserve the mandate. Let those who have ears hear”, he said softly.
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