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EBONYI STATE NEEDS ANSWERS — AND GOVERNMENT CANNOT KEEP DODGING THESE QUESTIONS. ₦1 BILLION for hawkers’ empowerment. ₦4 BILLION reportedly released for rice for civil servants. ₦3 MILLION reportedly given to selected ward councillors under a youth empowerment programme.

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Noma Marrisvor 2 Monaten

His wife uses the money to build hotels in Abuja , dancing on TikTok and flirting around with niggars

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David hilsonvor 2 Monaten

Nwifuru na bastard he has failed he should be voted out

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₦50 BILLION allegedly earmarked for an Ebonyi-branded aircraft. ₦50 MILLION reportedly allocated per traditional ruler for palace construction. And a promise of 2 kilometres of road in every autonomous community. So, Ndi Ebonyi are asking: WHERE IS THE ACCOUNTABILITY?

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The issue of the ₦1 billion hawkers’ empowerment fund has repeatedly been watered down whenever it comes up. Where is the ₦1 million reportedly earmarked for each shortlisted person with disabilities? What happened to the ₦4 billion reportedly released to the SSG to

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purchase rice for civil servants, amid allegations that over ₦2.5 billion was misappropriated and that the EFCC investigated the matter without any known prosecution? What about the agricultural training and youth empowerment programme? Reports claim that 171 ward councillors

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and some other APC members were taken to Nasarawa, brought back, and given ₦3 million each under the guise of youth empowerment. Another batch was reportedly taken to Enugu, with questions still surrounding what was achieved.

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Then there is the controversy over the proposed Ebonyi-branded aircraft and the alleged ₦50 billion earmarked for its purchase. What happened to the promised 2-kilometre road project for every autonomous community?

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And what about the reported ₦50 million allocation per traditional ruler for palace construction, amounting to over ₦6 billion? Ndi Ebonyi are not asking for too much. They are asking where their money is going and where the promises are.

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People of Ebonyivor 2 Monaten

Governor Francis Nwifuru should step up, take charge and answer these questions.

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☦️vor 2 Monaten

Monetary empowerment has always and would continue being a scam

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Dr. Agwo Turu Mbevor 2 Monaten

The meaning of “Nwifuru” is a notorious criminal😂

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@H.O.D.vor 2 Monaten

It's a pity, in Ebonyi state

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St.MAJORAvor 2 Monaten

The governor is stupid to begin with

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Cicero the Philosophervor 2 Monaten

Nwifuru is more useless than the P in philosophy.

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St.MAJORAvor 2 Monaten

What is hawking traffic ?

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strong windsvor 2 Monaten

God problem of Ebonyi state. The former governor and his cabal are ruining Ebonyi state...SO SAD

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Hanty Lucyvor 2 Monaten

How do these people sleep at night? God us truly merciful.

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chinonso josephvor 1 Monat

Too bad

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Wisdom Kelechivor 2 Monaten

The governor is failure

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Healingtruthsvor 2 Monaten

Let them answer the questions?

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PREACHER'S SON®vor 2 Monaten

If this is true, what do you expect of him as governor, the name that head the ministry mention here are related to political godfathers of the state

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Wisdom Kelechivor 2 Monaten

Thanks for saying the truth

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Samvor 2 Monaten

I applaud you for the encouragement to come forward to comment on your experience of fraud that was committed against the Ebonyi State people by the government. The behavior of greed is what is plaguing many Nigerians today. Everyone wants to keep funds meant for human and capital development to themselves. What uncivilized maggots are in charge of the government programs?

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Filbert S T A R Kvor 2 Monaten

@thatverydarkman @thatverydarkman

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C. Friovor 2 Monaten

@FrancisNwifuru @EbonyiState any response

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UnApoLoGeTicLy Mevor 2 Monaten

“ Hawking traffic”

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EMMANUELvor 2 Monaten

Evil politicians

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beautifultruthvor 2 Monaten

Damn!

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JESUS SAVES 🤍vor 2 Monaten

This is worst that can happen, yet it keep getting worse, this government most step down!!!

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Mason Hoisingtonvor 2 Monaten

A Comrade u are

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IRON BORNvor 2 Monaten

This isn’t about the governor if he brought out the money, this should be about those who headed the different organizations meant to share the money

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Dijd Jidevor 2 Monaten

Evil 🙈 lives on!!!

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