Ahead of the November
16 governorship polls in Anambra
State, a socio-political group, Oganiru Anambra, has come
out with five strong and serious reasons, the Labour Party
candidate, Ifeanyi Ubah cannot win let alone governor
Anambra State.
State, a socio-political group, Oganiru Anambra, has come
out with five strong and serious reasons, the Labour Party
candidate, Ifeanyi Ubah cannot win let alone governor
Anambra State.
Below are their
reasons and sins of Ubah as stated by
Chimezie Okonkwo, the leader of the Eastern-based
association with offices in Lagos and Abuja, respectively.
Chimezie Okonkwo, the leader of the Eastern-based
association with offices in Lagos and Abuja, respectively.
The truth is that
politics in Anambra State has gone
beyond the inglorious era of moneybags with
questionable sources of wealth ‘ruling’ them. Currently,
our state, under the able leadership of Governor Peter Obi
earnestly yearns for true intellectuals to progressively
govern them. We do not want moneybags throwing cash
left, right and centre all in the name of inducing and
manipulating innocent voters.
beyond the inglorious era of moneybags with
questionable sources of wealth ‘ruling’ them. Currently,
our state, under the able leadership of Governor Peter Obi
earnestly yearns for true intellectuals to progressively
govern them. We do not want moneybags throwing cash
left, right and centre all in the name of inducing and
manipulating innocent voters.
His fraudulent cases
with FG and Coscharis
Either Ubah likes it
or not, his well celebrated
case with Cosmas Maduka, boss of Coscharis Motors,
who accused Ubah of defrauding him of several billions
of Naira in an oil deal gone sour, is still fresh in the minds
of NdiAnambra. We are yet to hear the last from this very
ugly show of shame involving a man that wants to govern
our state. Also Ubah’s embarrassing arrest and detention
for almost two weeks by the Special Fraud Unit (SFU), Ikoyi,
Lagos over his involvement in the infamous oil subsidy scam,
is not good for the image of the moneybag that wants to
govern Anambra. We won’t dwell much on this story
because it’s an open secret. The truth is that we at Oganiru
Anambra will not allow a man with such a big stain or dent to
govern our state. NEVER.
case with Cosmas Maduka, boss of Coscharis Motors,
who accused Ubah of defrauding him of several billions
of Naira in an oil deal gone sour, is still fresh in the minds
of NdiAnambra. We are yet to hear the last from this very
ugly show of shame involving a man that wants to govern
our state. Also Ubah’s embarrassing arrest and detention
for almost two weeks by the Special Fraud Unit (SFU), Ikoyi,
Lagos over his involvement in the infamous oil subsidy scam,
is not good for the image of the moneybag that wants to
govern Anambra. We won’t dwell much on this story
because it’s an open secret. The truth is that we at Oganiru
Anambra will not allow a man with such a big stain or dent to
govern our state. NEVER.
AMCON’s takeover of
Capital Oil and Gas
What on earth would
make a moneybag that could
not manage his own company-Capital Oil and Gas
Industries Limited, think or believe he can successfully
run and manage the collective wealth of NdiAnambra
judiciously and prudently?
not manage his own company-Capital Oil and Gas
Industries Limited, think or believe he can successfully
run and manage the collective wealth of NdiAnambra
judiciously and prudently?
Ubah should first go
sort himself out with AMCON, FG and
Coscharis before dreaming of governing Anambra. It is no
longer news that AMCON has taken over the management
of Capital Oil and Gas due to Ubah’s backlog of debts owed
several Nigerian banks. And this takeover will last for a period
of two years. He should think of how to rescue his dwindling
fortunes instead of wanting to ‘rule’ Anambra by force.
Coscharis before dreaming of governing Anambra. It is no
longer news that AMCON has taken over the management
of Capital Oil and Gas due to Ubah’s backlog of debts owed
several Nigerian banks. And this takeover will last for a period
of two years. He should think of how to rescue his dwindling
fortunes instead of wanting to ‘rule’ Anambra by force.
Ubah has no clear or
well defined programme and
policyAmong the leading contenders jostling for the
soul of Anambra ahead of the November 16 governorship
race, controversial Ubah is the only candidate without a
clear and straight programme for NdiAnambra. Ubah should
know that ‘ruling’ Anambra goes beyond bulldozing and
bamboozling his way with cash and other material gifts.
policyAmong the leading contenders jostling for the
soul of Anambra ahead of the November 16 governorship
race, controversial Ubah is the only candidate without a
clear and straight programme for NdiAnambra. Ubah should
know that ‘ruling’ Anambra goes beyond bulldozing and
bamboozling his way with cash and other material gifts.
Anambra people are wiser and urgently needs a leader
with clearly defined programmes and well outlined policies.
with clearly defined programmes and well outlined policies.
Anambra needs a role
model as governor and not a controversial
manWe at Oganiru Anambra strongly believes that NdiAnambra
a role model, an intellectual and God fearing person as their
governor and not a controversial businessman lacking in the
above leadershipqualities. We urgently need a role model with
an enviable character and strong pedigree in both educational
and public lives, not a fellow with multiple controversies
trailing his every move.
manWe at Oganiru Anambra strongly believes that NdiAnambra
a role model, an intellectual and God fearing person as their
governor and not a controversial businessman lacking in the
above leadershipqualities. We urgently need a role model with
an enviable character and strong pedigree in both educational
and public lives, not a fellow with multiple controversies
trailing his every move.
NdiAnambra, November
16 is just by the corner, please
shine your eyes and vote wisely. All true sons and daughters
of Anambra must make the right choice for a brighter and
better Anambra.”
shine your eyes and vote wisely. All true sons and daughters
of Anambra must make the right choice for a brighter and
better Anambra.”