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So, Doris Ogala, who is the AAC flag bearer, will be going head-to-head with Governor Alex Otti at the 2027 Abia governorship polls. 😁

“I'm finished.
A guy came to my shop this evening to withdraw ₦96,000. I collected his ATM card, inserted it into my POS machine, and entered ₦96,000. I then handed the machine to him to input his PIN while I was counting out the cash. After he finished, he gave the POS machine back to me, and I saw ‘Approved,’ so I handed him the ₦96,000. A minute after he left, I checked my transaction history, only to discover that the transaction was for ₦9,600 instead of ₦96,000. Right now, I’m confused and don’t know exactly what happened because I'm sure I entered 96k so I don't know how come it turned to 9,600 i don't weather yhe guy changed the amount while I was counting the money…” - POS girl cries out

APC Questions Gov. Alex Otti Over Naming Of Umuahia Bus Terminal After Prof. Nnenna Oti

Labour Party forward ever forward ever backward never:

please I want to take us back to memory lane in Aba North. Sir, Since 1999 only three people have occupied the seat of house of assembly in Aba North namely: Hon Blessing Azuru from 1999 to 2011, Hon Chief Mrs blessing Nwagba from 2011 to 2019 and Hon Aaron Uzordike 2019 to 2027.

Among these three people that have occupied this seat, two are women while one person is a man. Furthermore, these three people who have occupied this seat, two persons are natives of Aba North while one person is non- native.

Moreover the indigenous people of Aba North are greater in number no doubt, secondly with the spirit of equity justice and fairness is our turn the indigenous people of Aba North to occupy that seat in order to balance the equation,

However it is misleading to say that a woman has never occupied that seat of Aba North house of Assembly, while out of the three occupants two are women.

Similarly it is very clear that men in Aba North have one chance again to complete theirs. When that happens, there will be two women and two men. Two Natives and two indigenes.

From Hon Destiny Nwagwu.