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Prosperity For Ndi Abia Under Chief John Okiyi-Kalu

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GOOD GOVERNANCE

Good governance is not seen through propaganda because people will eventually know the truth. Though it may take long to be unmasked except when exposed earlier, it must surely be exposed. Under us, good governance will be felt and seen and not just be narrated by a people far from our environment using pictures. Under us, the responsible, ethical, and effective management of public affairs and resources will not be a secret affair. We’ll put that framework that ensures that corruption is minimised. There shall be strong respect for human rights, with transparency sitting at the top and base of every service from government offices to the private sector. All citizens, especially vulnerable groups, shall have a voice, and their voices will be heard. There shall be thorough implementation of fair legal frameworks, and that will ensure that government institutions are held responsible under my watch so that everyone can sit up as we build a new state with civilised ideologies. FOIA will be domesticated without delay here, as our policies will provide accessible information and timely service. We shall ensure the common good of all. Under our watch, Nigerians and Abians, we see the upholding of human rights and improvement in the overall quality of life.

ECONOMIC GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT

Nobody can spread prosperity in a state where there is economic stagnation and dwarfism. Our policies on industrialisation and huge supports for SMEs and startups will bring in a quantitative increase in Abia’s total production output and will equally ensure a qualitative process that encompasses broader improvements in living standards, social welfare, healthcare, and wealth distribution. We’ll not just focus on mere statements that are not felt or seen; we’ll ensure that the technological advancements that will come into the production of things we already have a comparative advantage over other parts of the country, the better infrastructure we shall put in place and a rapidly growing and busy labour force in our dear state will drive Abia’s journey to economic growth and development, which will in return share prosperity across.

UNITY AND INCLUSIVENESS

Nobody can deny the fact that when people feel a sense of belonging and acceptance, they are more likely to thrive, push and reach their full potential. Abia will build an inclusive society where we can foster creativity, innovation, and collaboration that will lead us to the creation of prosperity. We shall build a state where nobody is debased. A state where everyone has an equal opportunity to flourish, contribute meaningfully, and live authentically. We cannot just leave it to chance. We’ll ensure that it goes beyond acceptance or tolerance. We’ll legalise inclusiveness to eschew all forms of marginalisation. It shall not be an inclusion for a mere formality. It shall be holistic inclusion where everyone feels genuinely welcomed and valued regardless of their backgrounds.

SECURITY AND SAFETY

It is obvious that no serious country or state will reveal its security strategy to another, but let me be sincere to you, fellow Abians and Nigerians; under our watch, security and safety will encompass various elements, including risk management, policy development, compliance monitoring, and awareness. We’ll support and ensure that the existing federal security structure already established in our country works well in Abia without loopholes. Our security in Abia will be physical, technical and administrative. While the physical security protects our lives, properties and government infrastructure, technical security, which encompasses the mere use of digital tools, will equally be deployed. In administrative security, we shall take control of our environment from hamlets to the state capital with sound, modern policies, procedures, and practices that govern, implement, manage and enforce security and safety across Abia State. These three approaches will give us a resilient security and safety mechanism that is very impregnable and difficult to be simultaneously circumvented. With the support we’ll give the already existing federal security structure, it is achievable.

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APC Chairman Reaffirms Eric Opah as Abia Governorship Candidate for 2027

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Abia State has put to rest speculation over its governorship ticket, with the state Chairman, Hon. Chijioke Chukwu, reaffirming Eric Opah as the party’s candidate for the 2027 general election.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with FLO 94.9 FM, Chukwu declared that all controversies surrounding the party’s primaries have been resolved, and the results announced by the primary election committee — and subsequently ratified by the APC National Working Committee — remain valid and binding.

“The results of the primaries as announced by the primary election committee and ratified by the National Working Committee stand,” Chukwu said. He stressed that Eric Opah is the authentic governorship candidate of the APC in Abia State.

The chairman called on all party members to bury their differences and close ranks in order to build a formidable APC ahead of the 2027 polls.

In the same interview, Chukwu also confirmed that Hon. Erondu Uchenna will be the party’s candidate for the Abia South Senatorial District seat in the upcoming elections.

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ADC Accuses Justice Lifu of Acting in Contempt of Court

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The National Publicity Secretary of the African Democratic Congress, Bolaji Abdullahi, has alleged that Justice Peter Lifu acted in contempt of court by issuing a judgment that deregistered the ADC and four other political parties despite a pending appeal.

According to Abdullahi, the Court of Appeal had directed that no action should be taken on the matter until the appeal is heard on October 27. He argued that proceeding with the judgment before the appellate court’s determination amounts to a disregard for the court’s directive.

“Justice Peter Lifu, the judge who gave the judgment that deregistered the ADC and four other parties, should be arrested. The Appeal Court said don’t act until the case is heard on October 27. He’s acting in contempt of court,” Abdullahi stated.

The remarks add a new dimension to the legal and political controversy surrounding the status of the affected political parties, with the matter expected to be further addressed when the appeal comes up for hearing.

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Kwankwaso’s Son Emerges as Kano NDC Deputy Governorship Candidate

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KANO — Mustapha Rabiu Kwankwaso has been announced as the deputy governorship candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Kano State ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Mustapha is the son of Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, a leading figure in the party and former governor of Kano State.

The announcement comes amid ongoing political realignments within the NDC in Kano. The party recently unveiled Aminu Abdussalam Gwarzo as its governorship candidate for the state, following consultations among party stakeholders.  

Political observers say the emergence of Mustapha Kwankwaso as running mate is expected to generate discussions within Kano’s political landscape, given his family ties to the influential Kwankwasiyya movement led by his father.

The NDC has continued to position itself as a major opposition force ahead of the 2027 elections, with the party’s leadership expressing confidence in its chances across key states, including Kano.  

Party officials are expected to provide further details on the candidature and campaign strategy in the coming days.

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