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ABA PEOPLE REFUSE MAKING USE OF THE PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AT ARIARIA JUNCTION Alex Otti
KEPUKEPU TV 📺132,290 views • 1 month ago
Aba Has Done It! 24 Hours Power Is Here! Last year, Aba Power began giving some parts of the city 24-hour electricity. It didn’t reach our area immediately — but today, I can boldly say that Beyond Clothing now enjoys 24 hours of uninterrupted power supply! This is a game changer — for us, for Aba, and for Nigeria. Many of you who follow me know how passionate I am about seeing Nigeria become as industrialized as China. People often say, “Aba is the China of Africa.” That’s a powerful statement — but let’s be honest, how can we compete with China when their factories run on stable electricity, and we depend on diesel and fuel generators? That dream could never be realized by generator power. But today, with Aba Power and Geometric Power, that dream is becoming reality. Aba is now positioned to become the true industrial manufacturing hub of Nigeria. So, I’m doing this video to: 👉 Invite investors — if you’ve ever dreamed of building a factory in Nigeria, come to Aba. There is 24-hour electricity to power your vision. 👉 Challenge other states — invest in power projects like this! Geometric Power has proven that 24-hour electricity is possible in Nigeria. If you live in Aba or you’re Nwa-Aba, share this video and go to the comment section to write: “Thank you, Aba Power.” And if you don’t live in Aba but you want to see this kind of progress in your city, also go to the comments and type your city’s name — for example: “Jos Power,” “Calabar Power,” “Kano Power,” “Ekiti Power,” “Kaduna Power,” “Enugu Power,” “Ilorin Power” — and so on. Let’s start a national conversation. Let’s start a revolution of 24-hour electricity across Nigeria. Let’s industrialize Nigeria, one city at a time.
KEPUKEPU TV 📺437,098 views • 1 year ago
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LESS THAN 24 HOURS AFTER I MADE THE VIDEO… LOOK WHO SHOWED UP! Yesterday, I posted the heartbreaking situation of the road connecting Alayi to Ugwueke and Ezeukwu, a road badly affected by erosion and flooding. Today, the Minister of Works is on ground to inspect the situation. Now, this is the kind of response citizens love to see. When people speak about genuine problems affecting their communities, the goal should not be argument—it should be action. A big thank you to Dr. Alex Chioma Otti for listening to the concerns raised through this platform and responding quickly. It is encouraging to see that a video can move from social media to government action within such a short time. And the good news is that work is expected to commence, with the hope that the road will be restored before Christmas. So, maybe my camera has officially become a government alarm bell. But seriously, this is what community advocacy should be about: identify the problem, raise your voice, attract attention, and push for a solution. Thank you, Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, for hearing us. I appreciate you, sir. Now, the real question is: when the work starts, will we still be watching—or will we keep monitoring until the road is completely fixed? #MaziJasper #AlexOtti #AbiaState #Alayi #Ugwueke #Ezeukwu #RoadInfrastructure #CommunityDevelopment #GoodGovernance #AbiaNews #CommunityAdvocacy #Development
KEPUKEPU TV 📺34,195 views • 1 month ago
I didn’t say, Alex Otti is not working, as a matter of fact, I’m just coming back from Abia. In the history of Abia state having a Governor, Alex is the best. When I made my video, I haven’t been in Abia for the past two years, but coming back from Abia from I saw, Abia is beautiful! - Doris Ogalafacebook_1768817606101.mp4
KEPUKEPU TV 📺220,399 views • 9 months ago
HAPPENING NOW: Happening now at Enyiukwu autonomous community in Afaraukwu Ibeku, Umuahia Abia State. Fulani herdsmen entered into Mr Chinedu Nwoko's farm with their cows and destroyed all his crops. The Fulani people left their cows and fled before the community could get hold of them.
KEPUKEPU TV 📺107,170 views • 5 months ago
