Yes i agree, he is the Governor they wish they never had but some way some how he rigged himself in and the table is about to be turned

2016 ain't 2015 notice the change in d last

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What matters for me is that the governor is working in that abandon Abia state, the worst state in decades due to bad governors. So, if is agreed that okezie is doing well in short period why cant Abians give him full chance. There is no election that is free of rigging not even one. What matters is a man with human mind not party, rigging or godfather. Abians have really suffered, give light a chance to shine on....

Abians is quite a pity the kind of little minds that we have. First I will like to give my sincere reasons why I preferred present governor (Okezie Ikpeazu) to remain in the seat;
1. The short time of leadership for decades, Aba is turning a new face, awesome work is on-going in Aba Abia state.
2. Abia is one of the few state that dont own their workers since this Man claim governorship seat
3. APC is not supposed to have a face in the hole of south east. Note Abians that Hausa and Yourba has a died plan for Ibos and Alex has joined APC ( d update) in order to win d case. The Imos are suffering the offspring mandate of APC leadership.
4. We should look beyond who d formal governor brough after him, what matters is self individual and we can see living proofs already. In the history of Aba has never seen a new face with what is happening now.

Abians note our parental father can be a terrible person but is not a guarantee that his Son will follow his footstep.

Amen Amen Amen!!!! We are surly breaking forth on every side because our God is at work.

I stay in Oluyole Ibadan, I moved in to the neighbourhood but discovered the water is dried. Please anyone with what I can do because is getting me worried after paying big amount for the apartment, although is locally drilled one and most locally drilled constantly have water even during dry season because of the dept. Please if one in Ibadan with experience please should advise this honourable fellow for it is making me really sad.
Thanks

Amen my fellow Dunamant so shall it be in Jesus Name Amen. Sure we are breaking forth on every side

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Complaint for Weeks without Electricity in my street

I want to compliment ‎PHCN for the efforts in improving the power sector in Nigeria. Nigerians are happy and pray God to continue to guide and bring more improvement with this demanding sector.

I resident  in Adeosun street Oluyole estate Ibadan‎ where all the neighbouring streets and close enjoy this wonderful improvement of PHCN but the mentioned street stay in total darkness for weeks and months because the residence do not have extra money to bribe d PHCN official for them to be releasing paid services to the people on that street. Presently for 3 weeks they have not   been electricity, although they said is general but this Adeosun street Oluyole estate is a normal trend because when others even have light this particular street stay in darkness. Tenants park to the neighbouring streets because of bad electrician problem. Please kindly intervene because very few families now stay on the street because they are landlords and they cant leave their built houses to becoming a tenant.  Kindly stop this  high rate of corruption because people on the street are full of complaint despite  the great  improvement of PHCN in Nigeria.

I would be most grateful and will appreciate a reply that my complain is been worked on.

Thank you. 

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Is amazing how a lot of people will use their very mouth to curse themselves. All d peoples that criticise Men of God, when the lives they are living have turned down up side down. They will still run to same Men of God for Miracles. Ask yourselves why hasn't God collected that anointing from them? Listen heaven and earth and every good things belongs to God and he said in Mal 3 bring your offerings and tithes to his house(Church) so that there will be enough meat in his house. I believe U are ignorant, please dont perish because of your lack of knowledge. Sharp Men lol!!!!!! U are wiser than God.