Omo_Tier1:

@Beaf,
I think you'r worse than Ibori! You pedal falsehood and defend criminal with such zeal the likes of Ibori,Uduaghan can only dream off.

As a ND myself, I know your likes are so many in the region especially in your 'darkness ridden' state of Delta. Hence I am not surprise that you can come online and sing the praise of a 'prototype' governor.

Go and check the oil revenue accruing to Delta and Akwa-Ibom - almost in the same bracket- but can you compare Akwa-Ibom to Delta infrastructure wise?

A governor that chose to power ALL the street lights in the state using generators with his wife the disesle contractor, you sure know that governor is an innate crook!

Beaf:

^
Boko haram, I know chewing too much grass affects your brain; lets hope it isn't damaged beyond repair. The common thing among you bigoted ACN outsiders is your ability to forge things and lie with ease.

Lol! Yoruba man from the ND! You got jokes!

Dude, you clearly have an argument with your arse and it is winning!
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I do not support Uduaghan, and when people like me were screaming our heads off about Ibori, bigoted donkeys like yourself were worshipping and defending the frog-like drug baron called Tinubu.

Please run along. Presenter of forged cheques, the governor of Delta state is not stellar, but Delta is better than the bush you come from.

Delta, Obasanjo Farms Sign Pact On Commercial Poultry Production
Wed Jun, 16 2010



From left, Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Obasanjo Holdings, Elder Daniel Atsu and Commissioner for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Dr. Tony Nwaka, during the signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Obasabjo Farms and Delta State Government, at Government House, Asaba, yesterday.




Delta state Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of N3billion with Obasanjo Farms to establish a commercial poultry production and processing venture known as “OFN-Delta Farm Limited.

The Commissioner for Agriculture, Dr Tony Nwaka signed on behalf of the state Government while the Managing Director of Obasanjo Holdings Elder Daniel Atsu signed on behalf of their farm.

The state Governor,  Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan at the ceremony  presented a check of N778.6 million as the state’s counterpart funding to make the programme a success.

Dr. Uduaghan who explained the significance of the Agricultural agreement said when functional the programme will have five units of poultry farms in the state.

He outlined the units of poultry farms to be established to include a broiler farm of 220,000  birds, a layer farm of 150,000 laying capacity, a rearing unit of 50,000 point of lay hens, a feed mill and broiler processing plant.

Explaining further, he said the new arrangement would empower Deltans through Agriculture and stabilize the economy.

The Governor explained that the MOU would facilitate the diversification of the state economy and reduce the over dependence on Oil and Gas.

“Today is very Historic because our journey to achieve our strategic goal of economic empowerment through Agriculture is being realized. Our economy should not depend entirely on Oil and Gas, we believe the state cannot be sustained only by Oil and Gas, that is why we are moving into Agriculture,” Dr. Uduaghan said.

He expressed joy that many investors such as Aliko Dangote and Mike Adenuga were interested in tapping into the resources in the state because of its strategic position and enjoined other stakeholders to create wealth for the benefit of the masses.

“We are no longer in the era of giving you handouts but in the era of creating wealth for ourselves. This task does not entirely depend on Government, individuals are encouraged to create wealth for our people,” Governor Uduaghan said, adding,  “we are determined to see that this project succeeds, we are big stakeholders in the project, by the time we finish this project, we shall be exporting processed chicken from Delta State”.

He therefore charged the youths in the state to go into poultry farming as the MOU has provision for consultancy service for poultry farmers to improve their farming methods.

In his address, the Commissioner for Agriculture, Dr. Tony Nwaka explained that the partnership with Obasanjo Holdings was a remarkable milestone in actualizing the three point Agenda of the Uduaghan administration.

He noted that the partnership is to establish a commercial poultry production and processing venture known as “OFN-Delta Farm Limited” at a communal farm in Ogwashi-Uku under private public partnership.

The Managing Director of Obasanjo Holdings Nigeria Limited, Elder Daniel Atsu explained that the partnership was the first of its kind in the country adding that the farm has over 30 years of sustained commitment to agriculture and has become a centre of excellence in food production.

He said the partnership would enable the farm to transfer technical skills, managerial competence and good will to Delta State and appealed to the state government to build the project to achieve success.

“Our farm project is a social and business service. We are moving Ota farms to Delta State, this will not only provide food for the people, it will provide employment and economic development,” he said.


http://allafrica.com/stories/201006170614.html

The governor of Delta state, Emmanuel Uduaghan last weekappointed to his cabinet, Mofe Pirah, whom his government is alsoprosecuting for murder.

According to court documents available to SaharaReporters, Mr.Pirah and 10 accused persons have recently received summonsesfrom the Court of Appeal in Benin City for the September 1998murder of Mr Samuel .A.K Metseagharun in Warri. In the incident, Mr. Metseagharun, a former chairman and soleadministrator of Delta State Board of Inland Revenue and Chairmanof the Ugborodo (Escravos) Community Trust Governing Council,
was allegedly dragged out of his Mercedes Benz car and beaten todeath by a crowd which included Mr. Pirah.



The Delta State Government objected to the verdict of the High Courtwhich dismissed the murder charges against Mr. Pirah and his co-accused, and filed a notice of appeal through its lawyers led byIghodalo Imadegbelo (SAN). Saharareporters sources claim that before Mr. Pirah was madecommissioner of "Oil and Gas," he had bragged on behalf of himselfand the other accused persons that there was no threat from theCourt of Appeal, claiming that they have reserved N300 million for the judges involved in the case.

He also told family members that they gave the same amount to Hon. Justice S.A. Ehiwario, who decided the case at the high court in 2007. When
SaharaReporterscontacted the Commissioner of information of Delta State, Chike Ogeah, he admitted that Mr. Pirah was indeed the person appointed as commissioner by his boss.

Curiously, he also said the state was satisfied with the high court case which
dismissed the charges against Pirah and others. Asked if he knew about the appeal, it became even more curious when, following consultations with the Attorney General of the state, he answered in the affirmative.


That means that Governor Uduaghan, who is using official resources to pay lawyers to prosecute Mr. Pirah, is now also using official resources to cater for Mr. Pirah as a commissioner. Analysts told SaharaReporters today that it is obvious that the governor has already decided the case at the Court of Appeal, and that Mr. Pirah’s boast that the case will be taken care of has Mr. Uduaghan’s support and perhaps, as much as N300 million walking- around money.

The bizarre situation in Delta State is the latest in Nigeria governments in which the president and some governors appoint relatives, friends, cronies and party-members to office no matter how questionable their integrity or track record.

axponline:

Definitely forged. The amount in words is written over the stamp. How can that be. Was the check stamped before it was written.

ALADE4J2:


Thank you very much. It appears we have many forensic auditors on NL. The cheque is forged.

Though I know that the governor in question is very corrupt, but the truth must be told in a TRUTHFUL way if it is to be called the truth. You don't have to support facts with forgeries.

The transaction took place= fact
The cheque displayed was used for the transactions= forgery

Rhino.5dm:

Why is oceanic bank NOT crying foul if the cheque was forged? Do you think they will just sit down and allow anyone to forge their chque without making a court case?

Your claim is lame and very daft to think oceanic will just allow SR to forged and display their cheque without taking neccessary actions.

Is not everybody that can buy your mooronic spin. keep on making yourself look very stuupid over NL.

ALADE4J2:

Thank you very much. It appears we have many forensic auditors on NL. The cheque is forged.

Though I know that the governor in question is very corrupt, but [size=14pt]the truth must be told in a TRUTHFUL way if it is to be called the truth[/size]. You don't have to support facts with forgeries.

The transaction took place= fact
The cheque displayed was used for the transactions= forgery

Beaf:

The very same reason the Presidency didn't bother with the forged picture below. Every sane person is dismissive of Sahara Reporters and their childish forgeries:

http://saharareporters.com/photo/photonews-jonathans-declaration-when-jonathan-women-met-goodluck-men

www.nairaland.com/attachments/324341_SaharaReportersFakePicture_jpg69a0b6e4ad1c8831fa731bd73bb022d2

igbo boy:

^^^the people in the pic above look like Yoruba people based on their droopy hats and black yansh

T8ksy:

Probably as they don't have big flat "alaru's" head like ibos.