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OWERRI MUNICIPAL APC WOMEN RALLY SUPPORT BEHIND OWERRI MUNICIPAL SOLAD

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.. _As they Praise Emeribe’s Integrity and Commitment to Progress._

Date: 19-06-2024

In a demonstration of solidarity and support, Owerri Municipal APC Women, led by the Party’s Woman Leader in the municipality, Hon. Mrs. Ijeoma Uba, paid a courtesy visit to Hon. Engr. Chidiebere Emeribe, the newly appointed Sole Administrator of Owerri Municipal Council. The visit was aimed at congratulating him on his new role and expressing their unwavering support for his administration.

Hon. Mrs. Ijeoma Uba, in her remarks, lauded Hon. Emeribe as an enigma of progression and a beacon of integrity, honesty, and sincerity. She highlighted his remarkable contributions in various capacities before his present appointment, noting that his new political assignment is a testament to his dedication and exemplary character. Mrs. Uba emphasized that Governor Hope Uzodinma’s decision to appoint Emeribe has significantly benefited the people of Owerri Municipal, ensuring that a man of reputable character is at the helm of affairs.

On behalf of Owerri Municipal APC Women, Mrs. Uba expressed their heartfelt congratulations to Hon. Emeribe, affirming their full support for his leadership. She also praised the State Chairman, Hon. Macdonald Ebere, PhD, for his humility, love, and skillful leadership, which have made the APC a prominent force in the state. She reiterated the women’s readiness to support the 3R administration’s agenda and programs, ensuring their successful implementation both within and beyond the municipality.

In his response, Hon. Chidiebere Emeribe expressed his gratitude to the constellation of Party Women who visited him, as he thanked them for their steadfast support. He acknowledged the vital role of women in building a progressive society and thanked them for their confidence in his leadership. Emeribe underscored the importance of unity, noting that a unified bond among the women would lead to progress and visible growth.

Hon. Emeribe encouraged the women to continue giving support to the Governor of Imo State, Dist.Sen Hope Uzodinma and the Party leadership under Hon. Macdonald Ebere, PhD. He assured them that his administration would maintain an open-door policy, welcoming their input and appreciating their contributions. He emphasized the critical role of women as moulders of future leaders and urged them to always promote positivity and reject negativity.

He concluded by assuring the women of a partnership focused on their welfare and growth, both as mothers of society and as dedicated party members. Hon. Emeribe’s commitment to fostering a collaborative and inclusive administration was evident as he pledged to work closely with the women to achieve the shared goals of the present 3R Government.

The visit by Owerri Municipal APC Women underscores the significant support base Hon. Emeribe enjoys as he gives life to his tenure as Sole Administrator, with a clear mandate to drive progress and development within the municipality.

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ADC Strengthens Party Structure with Release of State Chairmen Names

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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has taken a significant step in bolstering its organizational structure nationwide by releasing the names of its state chairmen for all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). This move aims to enhance coordination and leadership at the state level as the party prepares for future elections.

Full List of ADC State Chairmen:

South-South
Akwa Ibom State: Duke Gabriel Dick
Delta State: Austine Okotie
Rivers State: Ode Lawrence E

South-East

Abia State: Iyke Nwoka
Anambra State: Patrick Obianyo
Ebonyi State: Jennifer Adibie N
Enugu State: Stella Chukwula
Imo State: Prof James Okoroma

North-Central
Benue State: Celestine Orbunda
Kogi State: John Adeli Udale
Kwara State: Adebayo Akadi
Nasarawa State: Musa S. Shuaib
Niger State: Auta Mohammed
Plateau State: Hanatu Garaba

North-East
Adamawa State: Yohanna Shehu K
Bauchi State: Hon. Haruna Hassan
Borno State: Mohammed Bolori
Gombe State: Mallam Danladi Yau
Taraba State: Adamu Hassan
Yobe State: Alh. Kalli Umar

North-West
Jigawa State: Alh. Sanni Mohammed
Kaduna State: Ahmed Tijani M
Kano State: Ungogo Musa
Katsina State: Alh. Usman Musa
Kebbi State: Hajia Hawa Mohammed
Sokoto State: Hon. Umar Farouk
Zamfara State: Alh. Kabiru Garba

South-West
Ekiti State: Adekolu O. Moses
Lagos State: George Ashiru
Ogun State: Otunba Pat. Olufemi
Ondo State: Chief Mrs. Ganiyu Sidirika
Osun State: Charles Idowu
Oyo State: Alh. Yinka Adona
FCT: Yusuf Tijani

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Akpabio removes Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan as Senate committee chair

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Senate President Godswill Akpabio has announced the replacement of suspended senator, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, as chairman of the Senate Committee on Diaspora and Non-Governmental Organisations

Akpabio, during plenary on Thursday, announced Senator Aniekan Bassey as the new chairman of the committee.

As a result, Bassey replaces Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, whose leadership of the committee had been uncertain due to her suspension.

Recall that in a minor reshuffle earlier in February, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan was removed as chairperson of the Senate Committee on Local Content and reassigned to the Diaspora and NGOs Committee.

Although no formal explanation was provided for her replacement, it is thought that the move may not be unconnected to her suspension.

Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court had ordered Natasha’s reinstatement, mandating her to tender an apology to the Senate for her conduct.

But the Senate maintains it is yet to receive a certified true copy of the court’s judgement.

Natasha, on her part, is yet to tender the apology.

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Ekiti 2026: SDP slams Oyebanji’s performance, APC fires back

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Political temperature in Ekiti State is already heating up as the 2026 governorship election approaches, with the opposition Social Democratic Party, SDP, and the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, locked in a war of words over Governor Biodun Oyebanji’s leadership.

SDP State Chairman, Bamikole Ayodele, on Thursday, criticized the Oyebanji-led administration, accusing it of underperforming in critical sectors including infrastructure, agriculture, security, tourism, and job creation.

He alleged that the governor had mismanaged public resources and failed to meet the expectations of the electorate.

“The governor is not delivering on his mandate,” Ayodele said during a press briefing in Ado-Ekiti. “There is little to show in terms of infrastructure. Ekiti, being an agriculturally rich state, has seen no meaningful reform to empower our youth or boost food production.”

He also accused the administration of partisan governance, claiming that employment and development initiatives are being disproportionately directed toward APC loyalists.

“Governor Oyebanji must remember he governs the entire state, not just his party,” he said, urging the administration to embrace innovation, merit, and inclusivity.

In a swift reaction, APC State Publicity Secretary, Segun Dipe, dismissed the SDP’s criticisms as baseless and politically motivated. He described the opposition as “moribund” and its leaders as people seeking relevance ahead of the next election cycle.

“Oyebanji’s performance speaks for itself,” Dipe stated. “From agriculture to infrastructure, security to tourism, the administration is making meaningful progress. Visit the rural areas, projects are ongoing. Though the rainy season may slow construction, the development efforts are visible.”

He cited the restoration of electricity to long-neglected communities and road construction projects in remote areas as clear indicators of the administration’s commitment to inclusive growth. Dipe also pointed to the governor’s high approval ratings among residents as proof of public confidence.

“The people of Ekiti know who is working for them,” The SDP’s claim that it can unseat the APC in 2026 is not only unrealistic but laughable. They lack the structure and visibility to mount a serious challenge,” he said.

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