Full List: Anambra Obi-Datti presidential campaign council

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3 years ago

November 21, 2022

The comprehensive list of Anambra State chapter of Obi-Datti presidential campaign council has been unveiled.

The list which was obtained by News Band, was signed by Barrister Joemartins Uzodike, the state coordinator of Labour Party presidential campaign council in the State

Below is the full list:

State Chairman:

Hon .Emma Ugochukwu Emeh

1. State Coordinator:
Chief Barr. Joemartins Uzodike

2. State Dep. Coordinator: Hon. Don Onochie

3. State Campaign Secretary: Barr. C.J. Okoli-Akirika

4. Zonal Coordinator North: Chief Hon. Chike Nwaiwu (Onowu)

(a) Dep. Zonal Cord.North-1: Hon. Mrs. Azuka Enemo(Onitsha North)

(b) Dep. Zonal Cord. North-2: Chief Okwudili Otti (Caltec)(Onitsha South)

(d) Dep. Zonal Cord.North-4: Chief Benjamin Nwasike (Ogbaru )

(e) Dep. Zonal Cord. North-5: Prince Michael C. Chidozie (Oyi/Ayamelum)

5. Zonal Coordinator Central: Hon. Barr. Chuka Ezenwunne

(a) Dep. Zonal Cord. Central -1: (Rtd.) DIG Chinweze Okoye (Awka Nor.&Sou.)

(b) Dep. Zonal Coordinator Central -2: Deacon Vin Obi (Idemili North & Sou.)

6. Zonal Coordinator South: Chief Emma Ebene

(a) Dep. Zonal Cord. South -1: Hon. Okwu Epuechi (Nnewi Fed. Const.)

(b) Dep. Zonal Cord. South -2: Ikechukwu Nwankwo (Orumba North/South)

(d) Dep. Zonal Cord. South -4: Benjamin Ihediuche (Ikenga) (Ihiala)

7. All members of National Presidential Campaign Committee who are from Anambra State

OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STATE COUNCIL*

S/N NAMES ZONE LGA

8.Dr. Obinna Uzoh

9.Dr. Tony Nwoye

10. Senator victor Umeh

11. Hon.Andrew Onwurah Azike

12. Hon. Mrs. Nkeiru Nikky Ugochukwu

13. Hon. Fredrick Emeka Anagwu

14. Prince Hezekiah Okonkwo

15. Dr. Obiora Chira

16. Prof. Lilian Oby Orogbu

17. Hon. George Ibezimako Ozodinobi

18. Hon. Uchenna Harris Okonkwo

19. Hon. Afam Ogene

20. Hon. Idu Emeka G.

21. Hon. Peter Aniekwe

22. Hon. Okpala Isaac Obumneme

23. Hon.Arinze Ikeabanife

24. Hon. Omeram Sunday Chibuzor

25. Hon. Igwe Jerome Ifeanyi

26. Hon. Lady Ndidiamaka Mezue

27. Hon. Paul Chukwuka Obu

28. Hon. Raymond c. Onyegu

29. Hon. Udekigbo Chibuzor

30. Hon Festus Agbazue

31. Hon Uche Obienu

32. Hon. Egbo Mmaduabuchi

33. Hon. Obijiofor Felix Ndubuisi

34. Hon. Aunnobi Humphery Ilo

35. Hon. Mrs. Nkechi Ogbuefi

36. Hon. Osita k. Ozalagba

37. Hon Ferdinand Onwuje

38. Hon. Mbachi Henry Nigeria

39. Hon. Mark Kwazu

40. Hon. Festus Omarami

41. Hon. Okafor Obinna Christopher

42. Hon. Barr. Patrick Okafor

43. Hon. Azuka justice Chukwunenye

44. Hon. Fred Ezenwa

45. Hon. Jude Ifeanyi Umennajiego

46. Hon. Ezenwammadu Tochukwu b.

47. Hon. Nonso Henry Nwaebili

48. Hon. Shedrack Okafor

49. Hon. Bar. Sir Izuchukwu Unegbu

50. Hon. Joseph Okeke

51. Hon. Udemezue Kingsley

52. Hon. Justice Paul A.C Obidigwe (Rtd.)
Chairman Advisory Council

53. Ichie Okwuchukwu Ezeaku

54. Hon. Harry Okongwu

55. Chief Mrs. Patricia Ufochukwu

56. Dr. Chike Obidigbo

57. Prof. Augustine Eboatu

58. Chief B.S.U Mofunanya

59. Col. Bude Nnakee Okafor Rtd

60. Dr. Bath Decency Okafor

61. Dr. Mrs. Azuka Onyiaora

62. Hon. Nzomiwu Eugene Ebere

63. Hon. Nick Ibeh

64. Sir (Amb) Sam Egenti

65. Sir Emma Ibeneme

66. Chief G. C Ifemenam (Isimili Mgbakwu)

67. Chief Alfred Ozugha

68. Dr. A. C. Enendu

69. Mrs. Floxy Obiora

70. Dr. Joe Ugwumba

71. Hon. Clement Chukwu

72. Col Victor Ndulue Rtd

73. Mr. Clement Okonkwo

74. Lady Uju Okoye

75. Lady Amaka Ewim

76. Barr. Mrs Uche Eboh

77. Arc. Josef Emefo

78. Barr. Okwuchukwu Okeke

79. Pastor Ekene Nnadi

80. Mr. Innocent Okoye

81. Mrs.Ngozi Ejim

82. Mr. Emeka Nwokoye

83. Hon. Fidel Okafor

84. Hon Barr Chuka Ezenwunne

85. Chief Emma Ebene

86. Dr. Benjamin Uzoka

87. Hon .Mrs Azuka Enemo

88. Prof. Chinyere S.Okunna

89. Lady H. Agbata

90. Hon. Ngozika B.Okoye

91. Hon. Ndubisi Menakaya

92. Hon.Helen Nweri

93. Barr.Vincent Ezenwujiaku

94. Barr. Peter Afuba (SAN)

95. Dr. Mike Egbebuike

96. Prof. Emenike F.Obi

97. Hon. Collins Ohamobi

98. Chief.EurielChukwudum

99. Prof. Mrs Kay Onyechi

100. Mrs. Obiageli Nwankwo

101. Prof. Law Ikeako

102. Barr.Valentine Obienyem

103. Engr. Tai Emeka Obasi

104. Dr.Patrick Obi

105. Mr. Paulson Okeke

106. Dr. Maduka Nwankwo

107. Comr. Charles Onyeabga

108. Comr. Tony Odiegwu

109. Comr .Jerry Nnubia

110. Hon. Eze Echesi

111. Hon.Sab.Okoye

112. Col. George Molokwu Rtd.

113. Hon.Ego Uzoezie

114. Hon. Law Chinwuba

115. Prof. Arinze Chinwuba

116. Dr. JohnPaul Iloh

117. Hon.John Malizu

118. Engr. Bonny Uzoeto

119. Hon. Ernest Ezeh

120. Chief. Euphrem Okpalauba

121. Chief. Ogor Ngala

122. Chief Damain Okonkwo

123. Hon. Ebele Anoliefo

124. Chief. Godson Nnuriam

125. Arc. Micheal Nwafor

126. Chief Emma Mbonu

127. Ide Julian Okwenna

128. Hon Rommy Okoli

129. Dr.Levi Muonanu

130. Mrs. Ifeanyinwa Ezenwa

131. Hon. Charles C.Okoye(Chidon)

132. Chief. Okey Enekwe

133. Arc.Tony Ide Udeagbala

134. Hon.Cyril Egwuatu

135. Chief. Ignatius Nnubia

136. Hon.Mrs Chibuzor Oraelosi

137. Barr. Uzochukwu Okeke

138. Chief Izuchukwu Jude Okoye

139. Hon.Osita Chinwuba

140. Chief Chinedu idigo

141. Chief Maxi Onyekwere

142. Chief Chikwere Odinaka

143. Chief Mocha Peter Ifearanya

144. Mr. Udoka Ejiako

145. Chief.Dan Madueke

146. Hon. Sylvanus Ohaemesi

147. Chief. Dr. Paulinus Mbamalu

148. High Chief Chidi Eze

149. Hon. Romanus Ugochukwu Obi

150. Chief. Patrick Ezennia FCA

151. High Chief Barr.Obum Osakwe

152. High Chief Stephen ibegbu

153. Chief. Ben Heros Orji

154. Mr. Mike Modebelu

155. High Chief Emma Nwabunike

156. Hon.Okwu Epuechi

157. Hon. Pius Ifeadi

158. Mr. Nuel Anosike

159. Barr Chris Nweke

160. Hon Michjoe Onwudinjo

161. Mr. Kene Eje

162. Mr.Chike Jideani

163. Hon.Bonny Okoye

164. Hon.Goddy Ezeh

165. Barr.Ezeani Ugochukwu Mich

166. Dr. Boniface Emengini

167. Chief. Kingsley Onukwube Ndibe

168. Mr. Ejim Ekene Jimmy

169. Mr. Jude EmekaOkonkwo

170. Mrs. Ijeoma Onuorah

171. Mrs. Ikechukwu Muonuar

172. Mrs. Juliet Okoye

173. Princess Doris Njideka Eze

174. Mr.Ifeanyi Ezeanekwe

175. Mr. Emeka Nwabunnia

176. Mr.Emeka Nwokedi

177. Mr.Nzube Ofoma

178. Mrs. Bridget Umeh

179. Mr.Mike Ezennia

180. Mr.Sunday Ezeugwa

181. Hon.Festus Ugwa

182. Mr.Chikwendu Ezeugwa

183. Mrs.Constance Ezeugwa

184. Mr.Sydney Chika

185. Barr.Calistus Obiwuzie

186. Chief.Jude Onyedum

187. Eng.Edwin Enwegbara

188. Hon. Rapheal Chigbata

189. Bar.Okpalaukwu Emejulu

190. Hon. Lady Rose Ekwenibe

191. Princess Tina Aronu

192. Hon. Benson Mgbike

193. Hon. Ibuchim Ezekwelu

194. Mrs. Uzoamaka Asuzu

195. Hon. Remy Onwuma

196. Hon.Moses Odiamma

197. Hon. Pandola Okwuosah

198. Hon.Mrs. Jane Chikwendu

199. Hon. Prince Uche Anene

200. Chief Dennis Muomaife

201. Hon.Uchenu Oforkansi

202. Hon.Mrs.Goody Ogbougu

203. Mr.Livingstone Ifeanyi

204. Comrade Rapheal Obeche

205. Hon.Orji Chigozie

206. Barr. G.D .Obianor

207. Mr.Sylvester Nnalue

208. Hon. Engr.C.A.C Nnorom

209. Hon.Dr.Ozoh Okonkwo

210. Mrs. Ngozi Nnezianya

211. Mr.Emeka Nzomiwu

212. Lady Amaka Okechukwu

213. Mr.Ejike Mbonu

214. Mr. Chukwuemeka Nnatu

215. Engr. Emeka Egbede

216. Mr. Nath Ofuaro

217. Engr.ABC Nnaamah

218. Mr. Peter Emeka

219. Mr. Johnson Okafor

220. Mr. Mathew Amechi

221. Mrs. Angela Esike

222. Chief. Chike Obiekwe

223. Chief. Mrs. Ego Akobugu

224. Dr. Oliver Onwuaghalu

225. Mr. Frank Ekwuozo

226. Mr. Geoge Oranekwulu

227. Dr. Nwanna I.F

228. Mrs Ugbaja Sabina

229. Mrs. Agatha Achonye

230. Mr. Onubogu Onyekwelu

231. Chief Tony Offiah

232. Hon.Uche Ogbonna

233. Mazi Onunuju Otti

234. Mr.Sunday Obi

235. Mr. Remigus Ibe

236. Hon.OkeyAjaebo

237. Mr.Ben Onuchukwu

238. Pastor.Livingstone Obi

239. Mr.Uche Ezechukwu

240. Mrs. Schola Ify Ezenne

241. Madam Uche Okonkwo

242. Evangelist Sam Emmanuel

243. Mr.Frank Odimegwu

244. Mr.Ben Eze

245. Chief Nnakaife

246. Mr. Ndubuisi Nwaedozie

247. Mr.Matthew Ezeh

248. Mr.Pauline Odinigwe

249. Mr.Victor Ndu

250. Professor Theodore Okonkwo

251. Hon. Chief Mrs Nneka Ugwunze

252. Hon.Idu Okosi

253. Dr Jude Okolo

254. Chief Innocent Anoliefo

255. Lady Vivian Tochukwu-Iguh

256. Dr Dorothy Ezenwanne

257. Lady Maria Ihionu

258. Barr. Elizabeth Ahanonu

259. Rev Dr Stephen Ogbu

260. Eng Chukwuemeka McGeorge

261. Mrs.Nneka Eruchalu

262. Barr. Mrs Nonye Enemuo

263. Mr. Nnaemeka Orji

264. Mr.Tony Elebo Ojoto

265. Chief MichOkaka

266. Barr. Frank Nwakor

267. Mrs Amaka Agbanyim

268. Dr Vero Okechukwu

269. Barr Williams Ogugua

270. Chief Jerome Nnechie

271. Hon. Mrs.Uzor Ojukwu

272. Chief Caleb Umenyiora

273. RT.Hon Mike Ugwa

274. Hon Kingsley Abeze

275. Dr. Ekwunife Emmanuel

276. Mr.Christian Nnoli

277. Hon FrancisNwoti

278. Mr. Ifeanyichukwu Val Nwafor

279. Chief Chinedu Nelson Orjiakor

280. Rtd. Barr. Capt. Casmir Nwafor

281. Mr. Maduka Ndibe

282. Hon. Mrs. Ebele Nzeakor

283. Dr. Sam Nwosu (Marble Arch)

284. Lady Uduaka Ifeoma Grace

285. Chief Nestor Okolo

286. Dr.Vera Chioma Okoli

287. Mr.Anice Eriobu

288. Mr.Ogbuefi Okwy Ezike

289. Sir.Ralph Nwike

290. Dr. Benjamin Nwigbo

291. Hon. Nzomiwu Eugene

292. Hon. Mrs. Ngozi Udeogalanya

293. Iyom TinaIgbasi Nwanyanwa

294. Chief Izuchukwu Ejike

295. Engr. Ike Aguanunu

296. Princess Chika Ebeogu

297. Hon.O.C .Gaius Ezeh

298. Ichie Linus Emenike

299. Hon.Aloy Uzoekwe

300. Chief.Paul Ezenwa

301. Chief.Oliver Ezeike

302. Chief.Pat Okpala

303. Chief.Aaron Emmanuel Chukwudinmma

304. Mr.Christopher Udoka Henry

305. Mr.Ndubuisi Emedosi

306. Mr.Celestine Kezee(Jnr)

307. Mr.Ceaser Sams Chimezee Obidile

308. Mr.Adim Williams Chimezie

309. Dr.Nkem Alu

310. Mr.Franklin Nwadilo

311. Dr. Nnamdi Okechukwu

312. Chief. Kevin Tabansi

313. Mr. Ebuka Okoye

314. Mr.Emmanuel Emenike

315. Mrs. Njideka Shine Okafor

316. Mr. Advantage Anthony Okafor

317. Mrs. Priscilla Okwuchukwu

318. Chief Innocent Okenmiri

319. Chief Omezie Okeke

320. Mr. Emmanue lIkem

321. Mr. Akwolu Sylvanus

322. Mr. Ben Okoye

323. Prince Emeka Nwosu

324. Dr.Charles Ekeke

325. Mr. Ndubueze Nwoke

326. Mr. Mark Osakwe

327. Mr. Chuks Miracle

328. Mr. Mathew Obuka

329. Mr. Emma Nwankwo

330. Sir.James Ezeume

331. Hon.Ken Nkwuocha

332. Mr. Alex Okoyeugha

333. Mr. Okigbo Nwosu

334. Mrs. Jane Ihejirika

335. Hon. Sir Igbodika Justin

336. Mr. Levi Madu

337. Sir.Romanus Mbaebie

338. Mr. Chris Obiefuna

339. Mr. Chizoba Nwankwo

340. Mr.Ogonna Anumba

341. Mr. Evans Adibe(Muffler)

342. Hon Ben Eze (Ikenga)

343. Hon Lady Blessing Uwajiazo

344. Mr. Igwebuike Onuchukwu (Bull)

345. Hon Chinedu Agu

346. Hon.Fidel Anyaorah

347. Princess Nkiru Ezeani Mark Nwahiri

348. Hon. Don.Unachukwu

349. Mr. Leonard Ifeanyi Nwadike

350. Lady Oluchi Akwuobi

351. Comrade Frank Maduka (JP)

352. Chief Chudi Akude

353. Mrs. Wendy Atikpo

354. Mr. Joe Uzo

355. Mr. Perry Ozobia

356. Mr.Casmir Ilechuku

357. Barr. Cosmas Anyabolu

358. Barr Akachukwu Ikechukwu

359. Barr. Kevin Ezeoke

360. Chief Sopulu Ezeoke

361. Barr Cajetan Abazu

362. Dr.Obum Nnoli

363. Hon Lady Nneka

364. Hon Barr Paschal Zimuzo

365. Hon Ejiofor Umegbogu

366. Hon Apostle Rommy Okoli

367. Hon Sabastine Asiabaka

368. Barr.Sopulu Nwafor

369. ComradeTony Ibekwe

370. Mrs.NnamiVictoria

371. Lolo Stella Celestine

372. Mr.Emmanuel Ikechukwu Anyachor

373. Hon.Mrs Joy UmehEbere

374. Mr.Gil Okolocha

375. Mr.TonyAnizoba

376. Hon.Adolphus Chibueze Ezeora

377. Chief Ifeanyi Oguejiofor

378. Barr.C.C Udeanyinya

379. Barr. Oluchukwu Udemezue

380. Chief. B.C Meze

381. Chief Mrs Franca Menkiti (Kwansa)

382. Dr. Amaka Osemenam

383. Mr.Chuka Otti

384. Mr. Izuchukwu Ezenwegbu

385. Mrs. Ngozi Ezegolu

386. Mr.Ifeanyi Oranye

387. Mrs.Ngozi Anachuna

388. Mr. Ugochukwu Nnabuko

389. Comrade Nweke Ifeanyi

390. Comrade Gaius Chukwuka

391. Prince Henry Ezenwa

392. Prince Austin Onyekaba

393. Mrs. Nonyelun Stella Obekie

394. Mr. Obinabo Nezieanya C.

395. Chief Aloy Obidinma

396. Ibe Humphery Ifediri Nwaoke

397. Hon. Chuddy Brass Dickson (Media
Chief)

398. Mr. Vin Oyiliagu

399. Mr. Nwagu Emeka Ajani

400. Dr. Micheal Uyanne Unizik

401. Mrs. Slyvia Chinwe Obi

402. Rt. Hon. Christian Ikechukwu

403. Ide Chukwuemeka Okose

404. Chief Ike Aroh

405. Chief Charles Okafor

406. Mrs. Regina Uchebo

407. Mrs. Grace Okonkwo

408. Mrs. Ifeoma Okafor

409. Mr. Martin Nwambu

410. Mr. Chinedu Nnose

411. Mr. Basil Okeke

412. Mr. Daniel Aniesi

413. Mr. Sunday Okeke

414. Mr. Chris Nwachukwu

415. Mr. Udoji Ifediegwu

416. Mr. Felix Nwachukwu

417. Mr. Nonso Ezemenaka

418. Chief Nwobodo Okeke

419. Mr. Chinedu Udile

420. Mr. Uche Anizor

421. Mr. Humphrey Ojonukpe

422. Barr. Romanus Okoye

423. Mr. Felix Obidike

424. Mr. Chimezie Obiukwu

425. Dr Emegoako C.

426. Chief Livinus Igwegbe

427. Chief Barr. A C Obi Onowu

428. Hon. Richard Okechukwu

429. Dr. Mrs. Edith Ifeoma Mmadukasi

430. Dr. Chukwuma Innocent

431. Mrs. Ogochukwu Ejiofor (Manaria)

432. Barr. Chijioke Ozumba

433. Chief Dominic Nwoye (Ebubedike)

434. Mrs. Adaobi Ojiugo Anaezionwu

435. Mr. Walter Igbasi

436. Deacon Vin Obi

437. Barr. Odiegwu Celestine Egbuna

438. Chief A C Obi Onowu

439. Barr. Enyinnia Timothy Orizu

440. Mr. Chibueze Okoh

441. Chief Dr. Tony Olisa Mbeki Ogbonna

442. Barr. Oti Bonaventure Chinedu

443. Chief Chijioke Nwajioha

444. Mr. Ndubisi Nwaedozie

445. Mrs. Chiama Ngozi

446. Mrs. Gloria Chiebonam Nwabufo

447. Comrade Chika Nwosu

448. Chief Felix Ofordum

449. Hon. Ogonna Obi

450. Hon. Obi Meluife

451. Hon. Edwin Ofodile

452. Alpha Aniemeka

453. Hon. Obinna Anyibe

454. Mr. Bongos Amadi

455. Dr. Ifeanyi Okonkwo

456. Mr. Isaac Nworah

457. Hon. Azuka Onyekachi

458. Mr. Ifeanyichukwu Ike

459. Chief Onyebuchi Uzor

460. Hon. Emeka Odidika

461. Mr. Charles Obiorah

462. Mr. Charles Nworah

463. Mr. Atuchukwu Anayo

464. Barr. Paul Ndubuisi Chukwudumogu

465. Hon. Egwuoyibo Okoye

466. Mr. Arinze Okoye

467. Hon. Kenneth Udemgba

468. Engr. Azuka Emeasoba

469. Mr. Innocent Akwaeze

470. Mr. Ifeanyi Obi

471. Chief Norbert Emeka Obi

472. Barr. Emeka Meze

473. Mr. Dozie Ezennia

474. Mr. Ezeani Kenneth

475. Mr. Emeka Odionu

476. Mrs Victoria Afoma

477. Mrs Nnenna Uchendu

478. Mr Johnmary Chizoba Ejiofor

479. Mr. Onyekachi Ekweonu

480. Dr. Charles Chukwuemeka Nweke

481. Mr. Ogazi Darlington Ejesieme

482. Mr. Nnamdi Ezewuzie

483. Mr. Raphael Okoye

484. Mr. Nonso Mgbemena

485. Dr. Samuel Anayochukwu Eziokwu

486. Dr. Anedo Hyginus Nnamdi

487. Engr. Patrick Ezeabasili

488. Mr. Monago Nathan Chukwuka

489. Dr. Chidi Ogum

490. Mr. Kenechukwu Nwamah

491. Mrs. Adaeze Onyekwelu

492. Pst. Edwin C. Utazi

493. Dr. Kingsley Nnakwo

494. Mr. Chinedu K. Offor

495. Mr. Ndubuisi Obi

496. Bar. Ezenwoye Obioma

497. Mr. Peter Nwafor

498. Arc. Paul Ileka (Solid baze)

499. Hon. Melie Onyejepu

500. Mr. Nonso Amachukwu

501. Hon. Pat. Dilibe

502. Hon. Ezeodili Clement

503. Hon. Anayo Michael Okpala

504. Hon. Cornelius Ezenyinwa

505. Hon. Udensi Chidindu Samuel

506. Chief Motune Chukwunyelu

507. Dr. Bonny Emengini

508. Dr. Romanus Ayaduno

509. Chief Mike Chukwuma Chidozie

510. Chief Ekwuye Ben Madu

511. Chief Mike Obiora

512. Chief Paul Emeka

513. Mr. John Nwabunwanne

514. Dr. Mark Okeji

515. Chief Paul Okafor

516. Barr. Emeka Mebo

517. Chief Charles Onwuzulike

518. Hon. Chukwurah Fekandu

519. Bishop Uche Nwabueze

520. Chief Augustine Udozor

521. Hon. Edwin Obi

522. Comrade Emma Okafor

523. Lady Patricia Udeh

524. Hon. Okoye Chuma

525. Comrade Onyemaechi Nwabude

526. Hon. Adobi Anaezionwu

527. Hon. Afomah Okwuka

528. Hon. Dan Igbokwbili

529. Chief Chuks Agu

530. Chief Emeka Ejindu

531. Ide Okafor Ocha

532. Chief Nwabufo Ubachukwu

533. Chief Osita Nwosu

534. Chief Isreal Udoba

535. Hon. Emmanuel Nsoedo (Ezeakukwu)

536. Hon. Okwy Okoye

537. Hon. Mgbokwegh Festus

538. Chief Obi F.O Ifejirika

539. Sir Emma Nnubia

540. Sir Ezelefuanya B.A

541. Prince Kenneth N. Okeke

542. Hon. Tokas Ohazuluike

543. Chief Chuma Emejulu

544. Dr. Loretta Ekunie

545. Hon. Timothy Ezeonu

546. Hon. Reginald Akunekwe

547. Hon. Osita Ezenwa

548. Hon. Ekene Okafor

549. Hon. Mrs. Chinyere Emeneka

550. Sir. Nonso Okafor

551. Chief Nwabueze Azodo

552. Chief Chukwudi Onwuanyi

553. Ichie Wilson Ikwuka

554. Mrs. Chioma
Ifediora

555. Chief Benjamin Ohaezukosi

34 STATE ADOPTED CONSTITUENCY COORDINATORS

12 ADOPTED STATE CONSTITUENCIES IN THE NORTH:

S/NO NAMES OF COORDINATORS LGA.

1.Hon. John Aghadinuno
(Oladimeji)
Anambra East

2.Comdr. Raphael Obeche
Anambra West

3.Rev. Bonny Okoye
Ayamelum

4.Chief Obi Mayor Okonkwo
Oyi

5.Hon. Idu Okosi
Onitsha North – 1

6.Hon. Festus Ugwa
Onitsha North – 2

7.Mr. Linus Ogumjiofor
Onitsha North – 3 (Ward 12)

8.Engr. C.A.C. Nnorom
Onitsha South – 1

9.Hon. Moses Odianma
Onitsha South – 2

10. Hon. Remmy Onwumar
Ogbaru – 1

11. Mr. Tochukwu Ofoma
Ogbaru – 2

12. Mr. Ebuka Enyi
Ogbaru – 3 (Ward 6)

12 ADOPTED STATE CONSTITUENCIES IN THE CENTRAL:

S/NO NAMES OF COORDINATORS LGA.

1.Chief Nnamdi Meko
Awka North

2.Mr. Christian Chinwuko
Awka South – 1

3.High Chief (Ozo) Anayo Nnamah
Awka South – 2

4.Amb. Charles Isitume
Njikoka – 1

5.Mr. Ejike Onuorah
Njikoka – 2

6.Hon. Onochie Okagbue
Dunukofia

7.Chief. Silas Ejeabocha
Anaocha – 1

8.Sir. Anayo Nnabubugwu
Anaocha – 2

9.Chief Michael Ifeanyi Ejidike
Idemili North 1

10. Mr. Nneka Aboma
Idemili/N. – 2(Nkpor /Umuoji)

11. Prince Mike Nwakobi
Idemili/N. –3 (Obosi/Awada)

12. Hon. Ebele Anoliefo
Idemili South

10 STATE CONSTITUENCIES IN THE SOUTH:

S/NO NAMES OF COORDINATORS LGA

1.Hon. Nonso Amachukwu
Nnewi North

2.Hon. Okwu Epuechi
Nnewi South – 1

3.Apostle Rommy Okolie
Nnewi South – 2

4.Chief Benji Orji
Ekwusigo

5.Barr. Emeka Ezofor
Aguata – 1

6.Hon. Aloy Ukoekwe
Aguata – 2

7.Hon. Nonye Chukwu
Ihiala – 1

8.Barr. Bona Otti
Ihiala – 2

9.Barr. Obiora Uchenna
Orumba North

10. Mr. Hyacinth Nnabuife
Orumba South

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VIRAL VIDEO: Moment Yahaya Bello Orders Kogi State House Members to Sit on Floor, Gives Strict Directives

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58 minutes ago

August 23, 2025

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IGP withdraws all policemen attached to Kogi ex-gov, Yahaya Bello

A viral video circulating on social media has captured former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello making newly elected State House of Assembly member, Hassan Shado, and his supporters sit on the floor during a meeting in Abuja.

The meeting took place at Bello’s residence on Monday, where he received members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to discuss party unity and responsibilities.

Shado, who won the Dekina-Okura II State Constituency by-election on August 16, was formally presented to the former governor.

INEC declared Shado the winner after he polled 55,073 votes, defeating Godwin Meliga of the PDP, who garnered 1,038 votes.

During the session, Bello emphasized that Shado must strictly obey the directives of Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo in all legislative matters.

He drew his ear to stress the importance of cooperation, warning the lawmaker to align with Assembly decisions even when he did not fully understand them.

Bello said, “Go and cooperate with the Speaker and other members of the House of Assembly. Support Governor Ododo in everything that comes to the Assembly, even if you don’t understand it.”

Bello also reminded Shado that political victories are collective achievements.

He stated, “No candidate wins an election alone. Your people worked tirelessly from nomination to election day. Do not let them down.”

He urged inclusivity, consultation, and collective leadership, emphasizing that unity remains the key to APC’s continued success in Kogi State.

The former governor praised the people of Kogi East for demonstrating unity, which he said had been lacking in the past.

He further expressed confidence that APC would retain all major political positions in upcoming elections, declaring, “Our President, Bola Tinubu, will be re-elected.

Governor Ododo will be re-elected. All our candidates will continue to win on our great party’s platform.”

Bello’s post-governorship period has been marked by controversy.

The EFCC accused him of diverting over N110 billion from Kogi State coffers during his tenure.

He evaded multiple court summons and even a failed arrest in Abuja that led to a shootout. Ultimately, Bello surrendered to the EFCC on November 26, 2024, after months of avoiding legal proceedings.

Despite his legal troubles, Bello maintains influence over APC lawmakers in Kogi and continues to assert political authority, as shown in the recent video with Shado.

Watch the video below.

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Africa

Why Every Nigerian Should Learn Combat Skills — CDS

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August 23, 2025

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The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, has urged all Nigerians to acquire combat skills such as Karate, Taekwondo, and Judo to protect themselves in the face of increasing danger.

Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today programme on Thursday, August 21, General Musa likened learning martial arts to other essential survival skills, including driving and swimming.

“That one should be taken as learning driving, learning how to swim.

Whether we have war or not, it is a survival instinct,” he said.

He added that in Europe, swimming and basic security education are compulsory because citizens must understand and practice personal safety.

The defence chief emphasised that the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) should incorporate unarmed combat training into its programme to prepare graduates for real-world threats.

He explained, “That’s what the NYSC is supposed to do, but the NYSC has been watered down to three weeks. Self-defence is very important.

Unarmed combat, swimming, driving these are critical aspects of human survival. We should never take them for granted because they prepare us for the future.”

General Musa further encouraged Nigerians to remain situationally aware of their environment, alerting authorities to any suspicious activities or individuals.

He said, “The world we are in now is dangerous. We have individuals who don’t mean people well. They kill for whatever reason.”

Highlighting evolving threats, General Musa disclosed that terrorists increasingly use gold to finance their operations.

He noted that complex international networks make it difficult to immediately expose or prosecute these financiers. “Gold is the main source.

They circulate it through various channels, including foreign links, which complicates intervention,” he explained.

General Musa acknowledged that bad roads and challenging terrains hinder rapid military response to attacks.

He said, “Many Nigerians expect immediate intervention from the Armed Forces without understanding the logistical challenges. By the time information reaches us, terrorists have already struck and vanished because they move more quickly in these regions.”

He added that improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in the North-East further slow troop movement.

Regarding the Southeast, General Musa noted that the arrest of pro-Biafran agitator Simon Ekpa in Finland in November 2024 has improved security in the region.

He said, “Troops are actively pursuing Ekpa’s lieutenants in Imo, Enugu, Anambra, Ebonyi, and Abia states. We will continue operations until all threats are neutralised.”

The CDS also praised the synergy among the Nigerian Army, Air Force, and Navy, which led to the arrest of Ansaru terrorist leaders, describing it as a major success in the fight against terrorism.

General Musa concluded by announcing an African Chiefs of Defence Staff conference to foster continental collaboration and enhance regional security efforts.

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Health

Police Arrest Fake Doctor as Woman Dies During Abortion

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August 23, 2025

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Detectives from the Akwa Ibom State Police Command have arrested a man posing as a medical doctor following the death of a 35-year-old woman, Blessing Sunday Etim, during an alleged illegal abortion.

The suspect, identified as Sunday Okon Akpan, reportedly owns and operates the Full Life Medical Centre (FLMC) in Ikot Obio Odongo, Ibesikpo Asutan Local Government Area.

Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Timfon John, the spokesperson for the Akwa Ibom Police Command, revealed that police launched a search for the victim after receiving a distress call from her mother.

DSP John stated that operatives acted quickly following the report, which indicated that Blessing had gone to work at the FLMC and never returned.

According to police reports, the suspect attempted to secretly dispose of the victim’s body in her room.

A co-tenant, who witnessed the act, raised an alarm, forcing the suspect to abandon the corpse and flee the scene.

Police quickly arrived at the scene, where detectives discovered a premature foetus, confirming the occurrence of an illegal abortion.

Police traced and arrested Sunday Okon Akpan, a resident of Afaha Offiong village, Nsit Ibom LGA.

Preliminary investigations indicate that the suspect is not a licensed medical doctor or nurse but a community health practitioner who allegedly used his clinic to perform illegal medical procedures, including abortions.

The health centre has since been found abandoned.

DSP John confirmed that the victim’s body has been deposited at a morgue for preservation and autopsy, while investigations continue to uncover more details surrounding the incident.

She also promised to update the public as the probe progresses.

This shocking incident highlights the dangers of unlicensed medical practitioners operating clinics and offering illegal procedures.

Police authorities are warning residents to verify the credentials of anyone offering medical services and to report suspicious activities to prevent similar tragedies.

As the investigation unfolds, Akwa Ibom police have vowed to ensure that justice is served, and the public remains safe from unqualified medical practitioners operating in the state.

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News

Trump Orders Review of 55 Million US Visa Holders in Mega Crackdown

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August 23, 2025

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The Trump administration has announced a sweeping review of more than 55 million foreigners holding US visas, aiming to identify potential violations that could trigger visa revocation or deportation.

In a statement to The Associated Press, the State Department confirmed that all visa holders are now subject to “continuous vetting.”

Officials will examine any indicators of ineligibility, including overstaying authorised periods, criminal activity, threats to public safety, engagement in terrorism, or support for terrorist organisations.

If authorities find evidence of such violations, they will revoke the visa, and individuals already in the US could face immediate deportation.

Officials stressed that the review targets both individuals residing in the United States and those holding multiple-entry visas abroad.

Since assuming office, President Donald Trump has prioritized strict immigration enforcement, targeting not only undocumented migrants but also holders of student and visitor exchange visas.

The current vetting process extends far beyond prior reviews, potentially affecting individuals who initially received approval to stay in the US.

According to the Department of Homeland Security, last year the US had 12.8 million green-card holders and 3.6 million people on temporary visas.

Immigration policy expert Julia Gelatt of the Migration Policy Institute noted that the 55 million figure likely includes individuals living abroad with tourist or business visas. She questioned whether allocating resources to review people unlikely to return justifies the scale of the initiative.

Alongside the review, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on X that the US will immediately halt work visas for commercial truck drivers, citing safety risks and threats to American jobs.

“The increasing number of foreign drivers operating large tractor-trailer trucks on US roads is endangering American lives and undercutting the livelihoods of American truckers,” Rubio wrote.

The administration recently strengthened English proficiency requirements for foreign truckers following incidents where language barriers contributed to accidents. State Department officials confirmed they are pausing the processing of new work visas to reassess screening and vetting protocols.

“Ensuring that every driver meets the highest standards protects American workers and maintains a secure, resilient supply chain,” the department added.

Experts warn the broader implications of the review could ripple across the US economy. Edward Alden, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, explained that the administration’s policies aim to discourage companies, universities, and hospitals from employing foreign workers.

“The economic consequences will extend far beyond individual visas,” Alden said, emphasizing that employers risk compliance issues if they continue hiring foreign staff.

The review represents the most comprehensive enforcement action in recent US history and signals that the administration will aggressively monitor both legal and temporary visa holders to maintain national security and prioritize domestic employment.

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News

2027: ADC Coalition Deceiving Nigerians – Baba-Ahmed

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August 23, 2025

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Labour Party vice presidential candidate, Senator Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed

The 2023 Labour Party (LP) vice-presidential candidate, Datti Baba-Ahmed, has warned Nigerians that the opposition coalition under the African Democratic Congress (ADC) is giving false hope about rescuing the country from underdevelopment.

“They are deceiving us,” Baba-Ahmed said during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday.

Baba-Ahmed, who ran alongside Peter Obi in the 2023 presidential election won by Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) expressed his willingness to be Obi’s running mate in the 2027 presidential election.

Although Obi has shown interest in the 2027 race and is aligning with ADC coalition figures such as David Mark, Atiku Abubakar, Nasir el-Rufai, Rotimi Amaechi, and Rauf Aregbesola, Baba-Ahmed stressed that he wants Obi to remain in the Labour Party and contest as its presidential candidate.

“I’m in the Labour Party. I’m a Peter Obi man. I still want Peter Obi to come back to the Labour Party and contest the 2027 election,” Baba-Ahmed stated.

When asked about his plans for the 2027 race, Baba-Ahmed confirmed his readiness to serve as a running mate for like-minded leaders committed to restoring Nigeria.

“If Nigeria is still around and there is an electoral system to follow, my love for Nigeria is undying.

I would appropriately associate with groups and individuals aligned with restoring the nation,” he said.

Baba-Ahmed also revealed two potential leaders he would consider deputising, with Peter Obi being his primary choice. “The first one has not said anything.

The second one is Peter Obi. I’m always with Peter Obi until he decides not to,” he added.

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