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Mr. Peter Obi is so much interested in Agriculture. During his ADC declaration in Enugu, Peter Obi once again showed a deep, practical understanding of development by emphasizing agriculture as a foundation for national progress. He spoke clearly about unlocking the vast but underutilised lands of Northern Nigeria not...

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It’s everybody’s responsibility to support Peter Obi. In as much as you’ve interest in building a new Nigeria supporting of His Excellency Peter Obi is your job. We’re all aspiring for the office of the president through him. Indeed, a new Nigeria is PO-ssible.
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It’s everybody’s responsibility to support Peter Obi. In as much as you’ve interest in building a new Nigeria supporting of His Excellency Peter Obi is your job. We’re all aspiring for the office of the president through him. Indeed, a new Nigeria is PO-ssible.

Mallam jabir

23,590 views • 2 years ago

His words, his voice, and his promises inspire hope. Not just slogans, but the kind of hope that makes people believe a better tomorrow is possible. Whenever he speaks, you can feel the vision of a better Nigeria—a country where leadership is driven by competence, compassion, and service. Indeed, a new Nigeria is possible. Nigeria needs a leader who can unite the people, inspire confidence, and give citizens a reason to believe again. For me, that leader is Peter Obi. Happy Birthday, Mr. Peter Gregory Obi. Peter Obi Justice can never be cracked.
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His words, his voice, and his promises inspire hope. Not just slogans, but the kind of hope that makes people believe a better tomorrow is possible. Whenever he speaks, you can feel the vision of a better Nigeria—a country where leadership is driven by competence, compassion, and service. Indeed, a new Nigeria is possible. Nigeria needs a leader who can unite the people, inspire confidence, and give citizens a reason to believe again. For me, that leader is Peter Obi. Happy Birthday, Mr. Peter Gregory Obi. Peter Obi Justice can never be cracked.

JusticeCrack

11,760 views • 2 months ago

“I am working with them (Nasir El-Rufai, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and other northerners) so they can back me. Nobody can do what I intend to do in the northern part of Nigeria. I will rebuild the North. Nigeria’s greatest asset is in the North, there is vast land for agriculture, and we can make more money through agriculture than oil.” — Mr. Peter Obi
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“I am working with them (Nasir El-Rufai, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and other northerners) so they can back me. Nobody can do what I intend to do in the northern part of Nigeria. I will rebuild the North. Nigeria’s greatest asset is in the North, there is vast land for agriculture, and we can make more money through agriculture than oil.” — Mr. Peter Obi

CHUKS 🍥

305,861 views • 5 months ago

During the visit at the School of Midwifery, Holy Rosary Hospital, Emekuku, Owerri today, Peter Obi echoed the urgent need for young people to be actively involved in building our nation, emphasizing that investing in education and skills is the only way to secure a better future for Nigeria. The admin officials of the school thanked Peter Obi for assisting them build their administrative offices and praised his continuous dedication towards education and health in Nigeria. Peter Obi donated the sum of ₦ 15 million to the cheer of the students and previously donated ₦10 million to support the institution’s development in August 2024. He has now donated a total of ₦25 million to the School with a promise to continue supporting the school’s development. After Peter Obi spoke to the students, a woman who had just given birth brought her baby forward, insisting the child must receive blessings which according to her is “the Peter Obi Grace” 😅. A man that is truly a father, not just of education, but of the people, with their continuous show of love everywhere he goes. A new Nigeria is coming. A new Nigeria is POssible.
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During the visit at the School of Midwifery, Holy Rosary Hospital, Emekuku, Owerri today, Peter Obi echoed the urgent need for young people to be actively involved in building our nation, emphasizing that investing in education and skills is the only way to secure a better future for Nigeria. The admin officials of the school thanked Peter Obi for assisting them build their administrative offices and praised his continuous dedication towards education and health in Nigeria. Peter Obi donated the sum of ₦ 15 million to the cheer of the students and previously donated ₦10 million to support the institution’s development in August 2024. He has now donated a total of ₦25 million to the School with a promise to continue supporting the school’s development. After Peter Obi spoke to the students, a woman who had just given birth brought her baby forward, insisting the child must receive blessings which according to her is “the Peter Obi Grace” 😅. A man that is truly a father, not just of education, but of the people, with their continuous show of love everywhere he goes. A new Nigeria is coming. A new Nigeria is POssible.

AMB. SERAH IBRAHIM

22,982 views • 1 year ago

*Peter Obi and the Case for a New Global Conversation About Africa* By Maazi Tochukwu Ezeoke Yesterday in London, I had the honour of accompanying His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi to a series of strategic engagements and high-level meetings focused on Africa’s evolving place in the global order. Among the most significant was a productive meeting with Alex Vines, Director of the Africa Programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR). What stood out throughout the engagement was Peter Obi’s consistent and deliberate advocacy for a new international approach toward Africa, one rooted not in pity or patronage, but in partnership, respect, and shared strategic interests. For decades, Africa has too often been discussed within narrow frameworks of aid, instability, poverty, and crisis management. The continent has frequently been reduced to statistics and humanitarian narratives, despite its enormous economic, demographic, and geopolitical importance. Peter Obi’s position during these conversations was both clear and compelling: Africa must no longer be treated merely as a recipient of global attention, but as an essential stakeholder in shaping the future global economy and international relations. He emphasized that just as the world increasingly recognizes the strategic importance of countries and regions such as India, Indonesia, and parts of Southeast Asia, Africa deserves the same level of seriousness, engagement, and long-term partnership. More importantly, he stressed that Nigeria must play a central role in that emerging conversation. With its vast human capital, entrepreneurial population, natural resources, and regional influence, Nigeria possesses the capacity to become a major driver of economic growth and innovation on the African continent. Yet, according to Obi, realizing that potential requires leadership driven by productivity, competence, institutional reform, and investment in people. What became increasingly evident during the meetings was Peter Obi’s determination to reposition Africa within global diplomatic and economic discourse, not through rhetoric alone, but through constructive engagement, credibility, and policy-driven conversations. His advocacy reflects a broader vision, one where Africa is viewed not as a burden to be managed, but as a strategic partner capable of contributing meaningfully to global trade, innovation, security, climate solutions, and economic transformation. At a time when many global powers are recalibrating their foreign policy priorities, Peter Obi believes Africa cannot afford to remain on the margins of critical international conversations. He argues that the continent must engage the world with confidence, clarity, and a strong sense of purpose. These engagements in London reinforced the importance of leaders who can articulate Africa’s value beyond slogans and emotional appeals. The future global order will increasingly be shaped by strategic alliances, economic cooperation, technological advancement, and demographic realities, areas where Africa possesses undeniable relevance. Peter Obi’s interventions during these discussions demonstrated his continued commitment to ensuring that Africa, and Nigeria in particular, are not excluded from that future. Nigerians should also expect to see more of such strategic international engagements in the coming months. These meetings are part of a broader effort to build relationships, expand diplomatic and economic conversations, and position Nigeria more credibly within emerging global discussions that will shape the future of nations and economies. The message from London was unmistakable: Africa’s role in the world must evolve from passive participation to active partnership, and Peter Obi remains one of the leading voices pushing that conversation onto the global stage.
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*Peter Obi and the Case for a New Global Conversation About Africa* By Maazi Tochukwu Ezeoke Yesterday in London, I had the honour of accompanying His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi to a series of strategic engagements and high-level meetings focused on Africa’s evolving place in the global order. Among the most significant was a productive meeting with Alex Vines, Director of the Africa Programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR). What stood out throughout the engagement was Peter Obi’s consistent and deliberate advocacy for a new international approach toward Africa, one rooted not in pity or patronage, but in partnership, respect, and shared strategic interests. For decades, Africa has too often been discussed within narrow frameworks of aid, instability, poverty, and crisis management. The continent has frequently been reduced to statistics and humanitarian narratives, despite its enormous economic, demographic, and geopolitical importance. Peter Obi’s position during these conversations was both clear and compelling: Africa must no longer be treated merely as a recipient of global attention, but as an essential stakeholder in shaping the future global economy and international relations. He emphasized that just as the world increasingly recognizes the strategic importance of countries and regions such as India, Indonesia, and parts of Southeast Asia, Africa deserves the same level of seriousness, engagement, and long-term partnership. More importantly, he stressed that Nigeria must play a central role in that emerging conversation. With its vast human capital, entrepreneurial population, natural resources, and regional influence, Nigeria possesses the capacity to become a major driver of economic growth and innovation on the African continent. Yet, according to Obi, realizing that potential requires leadership driven by productivity, competence, institutional reform, and investment in people. What became increasingly evident during the meetings was Peter Obi’s determination to reposition Africa within global diplomatic and economic discourse, not through rhetoric alone, but through constructive engagement, credibility, and policy-driven conversations. His advocacy reflects a broader vision, one where Africa is viewed not as a burden to be managed, but as a strategic partner capable of contributing meaningfully to global trade, innovation, security, climate solutions, and economic transformation. At a time when many global powers are recalibrating their foreign policy priorities, Peter Obi believes Africa cannot afford to remain on the margins of critical international conversations. He argues that the continent must engage the world with confidence, clarity, and a strong sense of purpose. These engagements in London reinforced the importance of leaders who can articulate Africa’s value beyond slogans and emotional appeals. The future global order will increasingly be shaped by strategic alliances, economic cooperation, technological advancement, and demographic realities, areas where Africa possesses undeniable relevance. Peter Obi’s interventions during these discussions demonstrated his continued commitment to ensuring that Africa, and Nigeria in particular, are not excluded from that future. Nigerians should also expect to see more of such strategic international engagements in the coming months. These meetings are part of a broader effort to build relationships, expand diplomatic and economic conversations, and position Nigeria more credibly within emerging global discussions that will shape the future of nations and economies. The message from London was unmistakable: Africa’s role in the world must evolve from passive participation to active partnership, and Peter Obi remains one of the leading voices pushing that conversation onto the global stage.

Maazi Ezeoke (Onyenjenje)

17,736 views • 3 months ago

"I have a question for the supporters of Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso. Tell us one person in Northern Nigeria, either a Mallam, a traditional ruler, a politician or an elder that can speak to Peter Obi and he will listen and do as the person said for the interest of the North"
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"I have a question for the supporters of Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso. Tell us one person in Northern Nigeria, either a Mallam, a traditional ruler, a politician or an elder that can speak to Peter Obi and he will listen and do as the person said for the interest of the North"

Arewa Source

20,583 views • 4 months ago

Mr Peter Obi Visits Plateau State on Condolence Mission, Receives Strong Words from Governor Mutfwang. Mr. Peter Obi, arrived in Plateau State on a condolence visit to the Governor, His Excellency Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, following the tragic and ongoing loss of lives in parts of the state due to violent attacks. During the visit, Governor Mutfwang did not mince words as he described the persistent killings in Plateau as nothing short of genocide against the people. He lamented the scale of violence and the seeming impunity with which communities have been targeted, calling for national attention to the crisis. The governor also took a moment to commend Mr. Peter Obi for the unprecedented political momentum he generated during the 2023 general elections. He referred to Mr Obi’s impact as that awakened a new consciousness among Nigerians and noted that the movement would not be forgotten for a long time. Mr. Peter Obi, in his remarks, expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives and pledged continued solidarity with the people of Plateau and other conflict-ridden areas across the country. He called for justice, peace, and a commitment to protecting the lives and property of all Nigerians. -DrMo
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Mr Peter Obi Visits Plateau State on Condolence Mission, Receives Strong Words from Governor Mutfwang. Mr. Peter Obi, arrived in Plateau State on a condolence visit to the Governor, His Excellency Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, following the tragic and ongoing loss of lives in parts of the state due to violent attacks. During the visit, Governor Mutfwang did not mince words as he described the persistent killings in Plateau as nothing short of genocide against the people. He lamented the scale of violence and the seeming impunity with which communities have been targeted, calling for national attention to the crisis. The governor also took a moment to commend Mr. Peter Obi for the unprecedented political momentum he generated during the 2023 general elections. He referred to Mr Obi’s impact as that awakened a new consciousness among Nigerians and noted that the movement would not be forgotten for a long time. Mr. Peter Obi, in his remarks, expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives and pledged continued solidarity with the people of Plateau and other conflict-ridden areas across the country. He called for justice, peace, and a commitment to protecting the lives and property of all Nigerians. -DrMo

Dr Mo (Moses Paul)

12,730 views • 1 year ago

Today in Enugu State, Mr Peter Obi who was driving by, decided to stop and patronise road side fruit sellers. In the course of his transactions, he spoke with the road side sellers in his usual calm and friendly manner, leaving their faces beaming with smiles. Just as Mr Peter Obi was about to enter his vehicle, a man came running to him. The man said he had been looking for an opportunity to appreciate him for the immeasurable role he played in the success story of his wife. The man narrated how his wife, under Peter Obi's administration as the then Governor of Anambra State, received N1 million from Peter Obi, for graduating with a First Class. The money helped her to further her education and attain greater heights in life. This is another proof that Peter Obi is a lover of education, a nation builder and a true leader, who desires the progress of his people.
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Today in Enugu State, Mr Peter Obi who was driving by, decided to stop and patronise road side fruit sellers. In the course of his transactions, he spoke with the road side sellers in his usual calm and friendly manner, leaving their faces beaming with smiles. Just as Mr Peter Obi was about to enter his vehicle, a man came running to him. The man said he had been looking for an opportunity to appreciate him for the immeasurable role he played in the success story of his wife. The man narrated how his wife, under Peter Obi's administration as the then Governor of Anambra State, received N1 million from Peter Obi, for graduating with a First Class. The money helped her to further her education and attain greater heights in life. This is another proof that Peter Obi is a lover of education, a nation builder and a true leader, who desires the progress of his people.

Emir Sirdam

71,915 views • 3 years ago

Peter Obi: Don’t Hold the 1966 Coup Against Me, I Was Only 4 Years Old I am committed to the future of the North. I believe the North has so much to offer Nigeria. As a country, we can make more money from agriculture than we do from oil. There were regrettable things that happened in our collective history. I was not personally involved in those sad events, but it is time to show love and pursue unity in Nigeria. We must not dwell on the past. We can only build through love. Peter Obi, NDC Presidential Candidate
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Peter Obi: Don’t Hold the 1966 Coup Against Me, I Was Only 4 Years Old I am committed to the future of the North. I believe the North has so much to offer Nigeria. As a country, we can make more money from agriculture than we do from oil. There were regrettable things that happened in our collective history. I was not personally involved in those sad events, but it is time to show love and pursue unity in Nigeria. We must not dwell on the past. We can only build through love. Peter Obi, NDC Presidential Candidate

ARISE NEWS

127,239 views • 24 days ago

Peter Obi in 2024: “Food is too expensive. A bag of rice is ₦100K.” 📈🍚 Peter Obi in 2025: “Food is too cheap. We have killed all our farmers.” 📉🌾 How did anyone look at this kind of contradiction and conclude that Peter Obi has the intelligence to govern a country as complex as Nigeria? 🇳🇬
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Peter Obi in 2024: “Food is too expensive. A bag of rice is ₦100K.” 📈🍚 Peter Obi in 2025: “Food is too cheap. We have killed all our farmers.” 📉🌾 How did anyone look at this kind of contradiction and conclude that Peter Obi has the intelligence to govern a country as complex as Nigeria? 🇳🇬

𝕊𝕀𝕊𝕋𝔸𝕃𝕀𝔸ℕ𝕆 🇳🇬💐

16,565 views • 5 months ago

Mr. Peter Obi said, and I quote, "Nigeria is one of the hungriest countries in the world, yet it has the most uncultivated land" - Peter Obi. Nigeria faces a sharp contradiction: despite being one of the hungriest countries globally, we possess the most uncultivated land. This paradox highlights our nation's untapped potential and misallocation of resources. With over 80% of our land lying fallow, we have the capacity not only to feed our population but also to export food to other countries. However, our agricultural sector remains underdeveloped, and many Nigerians suffer from food insecurity. This situation calls for action from both our government and citizens. We must prioritize agricultural development, invest in modern farming techniques, and support our farmers. By harnessing the potential of our land, we can ensure food security, create jobs, and drive economic growth. It’s time to transform our latent resources into tangible prosperity for all Nigerians. Watch, comment, and share the interview with PO Peter Obi, and let’s work together to create a NEW Nigeria NOW!!! -DrMo
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Mr. Peter Obi said, and I quote, "Nigeria is one of the hungriest countries in the world, yet it has the most uncultivated land" - Peter Obi. Nigeria faces a sharp contradiction: despite being one of the hungriest countries globally, we possess the most uncultivated land. This paradox highlights our nation's untapped potential and misallocation of resources. With over 80% of our land lying fallow, we have the capacity not only to feed our population but also to export food to other countries. However, our agricultural sector remains underdeveloped, and many Nigerians suffer from food insecurity. This situation calls for action from both our government and citizens. We must prioritize agricultural development, invest in modern farming techniques, and support our farmers. By harnessing the potential of our land, we can ensure food security, create jobs, and drive economic growth. It’s time to transform our latent resources into tangible prosperity for all Nigerians. Watch, comment, and share the interview with PO Peter Obi, and let’s work together to create a NEW Nigeria NOW!!! -DrMo

Dr Mo (Moses Paul)

52,522 views • 2 years ago

Just in: “Peter Obi Didn’t Subsidize Education When he was the Governor of Anambra state, Lecturers and Doctors went on strike for 13months you may Like Peter Obi as A Person but he did not Perform as A Governor” - Sowore Tells Peter Obi to his face
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Just in: “Peter Obi Didn’t Subsidize Education When he was the Governor of Anambra state, Lecturers and Doctors went on strike for 13months you may Like Peter Obi as A Person but he did not Perform as A Governor” - Sowore Tells Peter Obi to his face

Gossip Mill Nigeria

738,405 views • 1 month ago

Allow me to extend a heartfelt thank you to Her Excellency, the First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, for her Agric4She initiative. Today, in partnership with the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, we presented awards and prizes to women and youth driving change in agriculture. Empowering our farmers is key to food security and realizing His Excellency the President’s vision of a prosperous, self-sufficient Zimbabwe. By investing in skills, resources and opportunity, we’re not just growing crops—we’re growing a stronger, brighter future for all.
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Allow me to extend a heartfelt thank you to Her Excellency, the First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, for her Agric4She initiative. Today, in partnership with the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, we presented awards and prizes to women and youth driving change in agriculture. Empowering our farmers is key to food security and realizing His Excellency the President’s vision of a prosperous, self-sufficient Zimbabwe. By investing in skills, resources and opportunity, we’re not just growing crops—we’re growing a stronger, brighter future for all.

Hon Minister Machakaire

14,241 views • 11 months ago

On the 12th of July, 2025, H.E. Peter Obi again demonstrated his consistent principle of not only advocating for but also supporting small businesses as the critical area of economic growth and development with his visit to Ose-ite Kitchen, Asaba, Delta State. This growing business outfit is owned by a group of young Nigerians who are focused on adding value to Nigeria's economic system. As governor, Peter Obi focused on positioning SMEs as critical drivers of Anambra state economy. Such visits, support, and words of encouragement, as offered by Mr Peter Obi, always motivate and inspire young business owners to do more.
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On the 12th of July, 2025, H.E. Peter Obi again demonstrated his consistent principle of not only advocating for but also supporting small businesses as the critical area of economic growth and development with his visit to Ose-ite Kitchen, Asaba, Delta State. This growing business outfit is owned by a group of young Nigerians who are focused on adding value to Nigeria's economic system. As governor, Peter Obi focused on positioning SMEs as critical drivers of Anambra state economy. Such visits, support, and words of encouragement, as offered by Mr Peter Obi, always motivate and inspire young business owners to do more.

KWEKU THE HUSTLER

74,572 views • 1 year ago

#Ethiopia is at work striving to achieve food security and unlocking its vast potential to become Africa’s breadbasket. This vision is built on the relentless dedication of its smallholder farmers, who form the backbone of the nation's agriculture, and the forward-thinking leadership driving policies for sustainable growth. Take a glimpse at #Ethiopia’s remarkable wheat revolution in this video! #PMOEthiopia
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#Ethiopia is at work striving to achieve food security and unlocking its vast potential to become Africa’s breadbasket. This vision is built on the relentless dedication of its smallholder farmers, who form the backbone of the nation's agriculture, and the forward-thinking leadership driving policies for sustainable growth. Take a glimpse at #Ethiopia’s remarkable wheat revolution in this video! #PMOEthiopia

Office of the Prime Minister - Ethiopia

33,899 views • 1 year ago

Why President Kagame is one of the best Presidents in Africa. Since President Kagame started leading Rwanda, he has focused on development and technology. He believes innovation is key to progress. In Rwanda, he supports projects like the GenFarm Project, which aims to revolutionize agriculture. This project introduces electric tractors to rural farming Communities to improve productivity. This technology helps farmers and strengthens society. Agriculture is the backbone of Rwanda’s Economy. If you are interested in this progress, come and Visit Rwanda and invest in a country open to innovation and growth.
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Why President Kagame is one of the best Presidents in Africa. Since President Kagame started leading Rwanda, he has focused on development and technology. He believes innovation is key to progress. In Rwanda, he supports projects like the GenFarm Project, which aims to revolutionize agriculture. This project introduces electric tractors to rural farming Communities to improve productivity. This technology helps farmers and strengthens society. Agriculture is the backbone of Rwanda’s Economy. If you are interested in this progress, come and Visit Rwanda and invest in a country open to innovation and growth.

Dr. Ntwali

15,872 views • 9 months ago

My Fellow Sierra Leoneans, The time is upon us to fully harness our country’s #agriculture potential to spur sustainable economic growth and social progress to improve the quality of life of our people. I invite you all to join us on this Agricultural Odyssey to revolutionise the agriculture sector by building a nation that feeds itself, creates #jobs, contributes to the world’s breadbasket, and conserves the #environment for current and future generations. My Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Henry Musa Kpaka will lead the implementation of the FEED SALONE transformation agenda. I will launch the FEED SALONE PROGRAMME on Monday, October 16, 2023. Together, Let’s FEED SALONE.
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My Fellow Sierra Leoneans, The time is upon us to fully harness our country’s #agriculture potential to spur sustainable economic growth and social progress to improve the quality of life of our people. I invite you all to join us on this Agricultural Odyssey to revolutionise the agriculture sector by building a nation that feeds itself, creates #jobs, contributes to the world’s breadbasket, and conserves the #environment for current and future generations. My Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Henry Musa Kpaka will lead the implementation of the FEED SALONE transformation agenda. I will launch the FEED SALONE PROGRAMME on Monday, October 16, 2023. Together, Let’s FEED SALONE.

Julius Maada Bio

27,698 views • 3 years ago

The vision is clear. The execution is in place. Tomorrow is here. We remain steadfast in our commitment to transforming Enugu State from a $4.4 billion economy to a $30 billion economy, unlocking opportunities, driving innovation, and delivering shared prosperity for our people. This is not just a promise but a deliberate pathway to improved livelihoods and a future where Enugu stands as a model of progress and excellence in the Southeast and beyond.
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The vision is clear. The execution is in place. Tomorrow is here. We remain steadfast in our commitment to transforming Enugu State from a $4.4 billion economy to a $30 billion economy, unlocking opportunities, driving innovation, and delivering shared prosperity for our people. This is not just a promise but a deliberate pathway to improved livelihoods and a future where Enugu stands as a model of progress and excellence in the Southeast and beyond.

Peter Ndubuisi Mbah

25,562 views • 6 months ago