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Imminent Implosion in Abia LP as Otti falls out with Party Hirarchy  - - Vimarsana News

Imminent Implosion in Abia LP as Otti falls out with Party Hirarchy  -

Reports from the grave vine have it that Otti is also at war with opposition leaders in the state that supported and worked for his victory during the March 18 governorship election.

Abia LP: Imminent Implosion as Otti falls out with Party Hierarchy - Vimarsana News

Abia LP: Imminent Implosion as Otti falls out with Party Hierarchy

***Otti Runs Party As Sole Administrator-Party Source There is imminent implosion in Abia State chapter of the Labour Party (LP) as Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti appeared to have activated a hostile mode against the leadership and members of the party. Reports from the grave vine have it that Otti is also at war

Crisis rocks Abia LP as Otti snubs party's chieftains in political appointment  - - Vimarsana News

Crisis rocks Abia LP as Otti snubs party's chieftains in political appointment  -

Reports from the gravevine have it that Otti is also at war with opposition leaders in the state that supported and worked for his victory during the March 18 governorship election.

Abia: Retired govt workers protest non-payment of pensions for 38 months - Vimarsana News

Abia: Retired govt workers protest non-payment of pensions for 38 months

Other inscriptions were: “Let governor cut his security vote and pay pensioners”, “Why is Abia government so wicked” and “Stop payment ...”.

FG, states allocate less than 5% to agric - Vimarsana News

FG, states allocate less than 5% to agric

• FG earmarks 1.73% against 10% Maputo declaration • Failure to boost sector spells doom, ex-PAN boss warns Allocations by federal and state governments to agriculture in 2021 have fallen below five per cent, less than half way into the bottom line agreed to at the Maputo and Malabo declarations, signed by the Federal Government in 2003 and 2014. The extant declarations recommend a minimum of 10 per cent of total public budgets to the sector to enhance food production and wealth creation, as well as reduce escalating malnutrition in Africa. But of the Federal Government’s total budget, ...