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Irked by the deplorable state of roads and health facilities in Njaba Local Government Area of Imo state and the high rate of unemployment in the area, an industrialist, Mr. Victor Obinna Orgazi has promised to create over 200 jobs for the youths of Njaba if he is voted in to represent Njaba LGA at the State House of Assembly in 2019. Speaking with newsmen penultimate Friday , Orgazi who was the vice chairman of Umuaka Welfare Association in the United Kingdom, said that his mission in politics is to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor in the society.  In his words; “My major concern is to create jobs to improve the wellbeing of the youths. Owerri as we all know attracts a lot of tourists every weekend. The hotels are filled up and most of these people get bored during the day. I will attract a resort at the Njaba River which will create more than 100 jobs permanently for the young people and maybe another 100 indirect jobs”. Speaking furth

On Sunday April 15, 2018 leadership coach and Imo 2019 governorship aspirant, Dr. Linus Okorie held two leadership workshops at Rockview Hotels, Owerri.  The training workshop focused on why the world needs women leaders and how you can become an extra ordinary leader.  Here are three things he said:  1. Women are the biggest influencers you can think of.  Eva Peron, wife of former Argentina President Juan Peron wielded such powers and was very instrumental in her husband's political career.  "The makeup of a   woman is such that the woman is an influential person.  It is either she impacts you on the positive or negative." "How many people have heard the song "Dont cry for me Argentina?”. The song is written because of a woman that is called Eva Peron. Eva Peron is perhaps the most widely known female figure in Argentine history. Evita as she is often known was instrumental in championing both the rights of workers and w

The 2019 general elections would soon be upon us,  political alignment, realignment and horse trading for the futures of local governments,  states,  legislative assemblies and federal executive will be decided in 2019. Gubernatorial wise,  a few states have moved forward since the 2015 general elections yet many more have remained in the doldrums and are yet to come  out of the woods. The next four years is very crucial in the political history of  Nigeria but more so in a few states than others.  It is more apt in Imo State. For all Imolites,  the question should be: Are we ready to stand tall among others in the comity of States in Nigeria? Are we as Imolites ready to harness our God given human and material resources to our benefit? The race to occupy the post of Executive Governor of Imo State in 2019 is nearing it's climax, but before final day when the electorate will make the final choice,  let's spare some thought to what is indeed t