Anambra Were Missing in Southern Governors Meeting in Enugu

 Why is Anambra absent in the Southern Governors Meeting held in Enugu?



Today at Enugu, the Southern governors met to discuss the state of the nation, the insecurity and the trending controversy on VAT.


All the 16 states of the southern Nigeria were represented except Anambra state.


The governors who couldn't make it sent their Deputies.


Gov Obiano did not attend neither did he send his deputy Nkem Okeke to represent the state.


The states that came or sent the deputies are;


His Excellency 

Arakunrin Oluwarotimi O.  Akeredolu, SAN

Governor, Ondo State and Chairman, Southern Governors’ Forum


2. His Excellency 

Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Uguwanyi, 

Governor, Enugu State 


3. His Excellency                      

Gboyega Oyetola,                               

Governor, Osun State  

                                 

4. His Excellency 

Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa,

Governor, Delta State 


5. His Excellency                                  

Babajide Sanwo-Olu                                  

Governor, Lagos State  


6. His Excellency                                   

Sen. Douye Diri,

Governor, Bayelsa State 


7. His Excellency                                         

Udom Emmnuel                              

Governor, Akwa Ibom State  

                                      

8. His Excellency 

Nyesom Wike,

Governor, Rivers State

         

9. His Excellency                                               

Prince Dapo Abiodun,             

Governor, Ogun State

                                

10.  His Excellency 

Hon. Shaibu Philip, 

Dep. Governor, Edo State 


11. His Excellency                                     

Prof. Placid Njoku                            

Dep. Governor, Imo State  

                              

12. His Excellency 

Sir Ude Oko Chukwu,

Dep. Governor, Abia State 


13. His Excellency                              

Otunba Bisi Egbeyemi                       

Dep. Governor, Ekiti State  

                                   

14.  His Excellency 

Dr. Eric Kelechi Igwe, 

Dep. Governor, Ebonyi State  


15. His Excellency                               

Rauf Olaniyan                      

Dep. Governor, Oyo State


16. His Excellency 

Prof. Ivara Ejemot Esu

Dep. Governor, Cross River State 


Only Obiano or his Deputy was absent.


UT Media

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

21 Newly Elected Mayor's of Anambra State

Image
 SOLUDO SWEARS-IN 21 NEWLY ELECTED LOCAL GOVERNMENT MAYORS/DEPUTIES IN ANAMBRA By Christian ABURIME The twenty one newly-elected local government Mayors have been sworn-in. They were sworn-in alongside the Deputy Mayors at the Executive Chambers, Government House, Awka where the state Governor, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR, engaged with them. Chibueze Ofobuike (Aguata), Ifeanyi Chiweze (Anambra East), Fidelis Nnazo (Anambra West), Romanus Ibekwe (Anaocha), ThankGod Anago (Awka North), Chinedu Okafor (Awka South), and Alphonsus Ofumelu (Ayamelum), were sworn-in. Others are Chijioke Ozumba (Dunukofia), Chimezie Obi (Ekwusigo), Stanley Nkwoka (Idemili North), Amaka Obi (Idemili South), Anayo Orjiako (Ihiala), Chinedu Ononiba (Njikoka), Echezona Anazodo (Nnewi North) and Chinedu Ezeogidi (Nnewi South). Also sworn-in were Franklin Nwadialu (Ogbaru), Anthony Nwaora (Onitsha North), Emeka Orji (Onitsha South), Casmir Nwafor (Orumba North), Shedrack Azubuike (Orumba South) and Em...
Read more

San Tribe

Image
 SAN TRIBE. "The Bushmen of the Kalahari: Exploring the Rich History of the San Tribe" In the heart of Southern Africa lies a vast expanse of desert known as the Kalahari, where the San people, also known as Bushmen, have lived for thousands of years. These hunter-gatherers are one of the oldest and most resilient cultures on Earth, with a rich history and way of life that have captivated anthropologists and travelers alike.  The San are a nomadic people, traditionally living in small family groups and moving with the seasons in search of food and water. Their hunting techniques are renowned for their efficiency and ingenuity, relying on bows and arrows, as well as their intimate knowledge of the desert's flora and fauna. The San are also known for their unique rock art, which can be found throughout the Kalahari and is often considered one of the oldest forms of human artistic expression. Their paintings depict wildlife, daily life, and spiritual beliefs, providing a rar...
Read more

The word oriaku in Igbo

Image
 The word "oriakụ" originally didn't mean "Mrs". The title "Mrs" had no place in Igbo culture which is represented by language. Oriakụ was a name for both men and women in the past. How do I mean? In 1977, a book was published in Igbo Language by A. I.  Akọma, an Ngwa man. It's a drama text entitled "Obidiya". The man who killed Ọnụma— Obidiya's husband over a land dispute that ruled in the favour of Ọnụma was Oriakụ by name.. Obidiya sworn to avenge her husband's death.  I have read couple of literatures in Igbo backdated 60s and 70s, I realised that some names were unisex. Take for instance "Ụzọma". In the present-day Abịa and Imo, in some parts; Ụzọma is a masculine name. Then come to Ebọnyị State like in Ọhaọzara presently, Ụzọma is a feminine name. I used to think that Professor Inno Ụzọma Nwadike was a woman, not until I first spoke with him on phone 9 years ago. In some parts of ala Igbo, man and woman can be Ụzọm...
Read more