2023 Archives - Page 66 of 147

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2023: Bishop Nwamkpa Reveals His Blueprint For Progressive Abia State

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Economy, Education, Opinion, Politics2023, Abia State, ACCORD, Comr Amos Kalu, Emeka Nwankpa, Next Level, Nigeria, Politics

The reality is upon us for a new leader of conscience to emerge in Abia state. Most public officeholders buy their way into the office and instead of working for the people, enrich their pockets to the woe and detriment of the people. The 1999 Nigerian Constitution as amended emphasizes that the welfare of the people shall be the primary purpose of the government. When elected leaders strive to recuperate their investments and accumulate profit at the expense of the people, that section of the Constitution becomes a hoax, eroded, and rendered ineffective. But all hope is not lost. Every…

Jan

27

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

Picking Right Man To Serve Is Vital To Progress Of Our Constituency – Dr Samuel

Abia State, Opinion, Politics2023, Abia State, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics, Samuel Uba Okorie

PICKING A GOOD PERSON TO SERVE AS OUR REPRESENTATIVE IS VITAL TO THE EFFICIENT RUNNING OF OUR CONSTITUENCY When you are thinking about your Constituency plan, it is easy to focus on the big issues, like deciding who will get your assets, and neglect the smaller, but just as important, decisions. One of such decisions is choosing a competent person to act as Representative of your Constituency. Failing to do so could mean that your Constituency is managed poorly, suffers setbacks, ends up in ruins, or suffers similar undesirable outcomes. A Representative should carry out many important duties such as:•…

Jan

26

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

INEC directs Abia PDP to conduct fresh primaries for Ikonne’s replacement within 14 days

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has announced that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Abia State chapter should conduct a fresh primary within 14 days following the death of its governorship candidate, Uchenna Ikonne. Festus Okoye, INEC’s National Commissioner and Chairman Information and Voter Education Committee, told Daily Sun that since the election is still one month aware, the State’s ruling party still have the window to conduct fresh primary within 14 days of Ikonne’s death. He further explained that; “if the candidate dies when polls have commenced, section 34(3)(b) of the Act provides that the running mate shall continue…

Jan

24

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

2023: I am no politician, I am on a rescue mission for Abians – Emeka Nwankpa

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Economy, Opinion, Politics2023, Abia State, ACCORD, Emeka Nwankpa, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Personality, Politics

The ACCORD candidate for Abia 2023 governorship contest, Bishop Dr. Emeka Michael Nwankpa, has re-emphasized the need to place a fine gap between being a career politician and a man on a mission borne out of a burden to salvage his state from instituted maladministration from leaders without direction who are hell-bent on subsuming the state in perpetuity without a plan for her feature. He made this known during an interactive session with supporters and stakeholders in Ukwa East Local Government Area where he challenged the electorate to hold him by his words said to them directly, and not through…

Jan

23

2023

By Amos Oge Kalu

Dr. Samuel Uba Okorie Prays for the Constituency

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Opinion, Politics2023, Abia State, Next Level, Nigeria, Opinion, Politics, Samuel Uba Okorie

Lord, thank You for the diverse personalities, abilities, passions, and ways of seeing the world that you’ve placed around me. I beg you today for unity in this Arochukwu Constituency and Abia State. We are highly divided. You alone are the Prince of Peace; you alone are the One whose name is Love. Cover our constitency with Your peace. Teach us—teach me—to love. Show us the ways of forgiveness, of loving our neighbour—even those most outcast—as ourselves. Open our eyes to those who are rejected, powerless, oppressed, or overlooked. You have such great promises for us when we shoulder their…