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‘Obi instrumental to erosion control’

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A former Minister of Environment, Mr. John Odey, has said former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi was instrumental to the creation of the Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP).

Under the project, the World Bank will finance the control and management of erosion in some states.

The former minister recalled how Obi almost single-handedly pushed for the project, even when his colleagues were lukewarm.

Odey spoke yesterday in Abuja at the official launch of the project at the Transcorps Hilton.

He urged communities to key in into the project. The World Bank Country Director Marie Francois Marie-Nelly said there was need to seriously tackle erosion in Anambra, Imo, Ebonyi, Enugu, Abia, Edo and Cross River states.

She called for ownership and domestication of the project, especially in the affected states.

The World Bank chief hailed those implementing the project for their innovation, which emphasises reclamation and control.

Marie-Nelly said: “I have visited Edo and Anambra states. Under Peter Obi, I was pleased with his commitment, which he demonstrated by being the first to pay the state’s counterpart funds of N500 million for the project. Ebonyi, Cross River and Imo states have also paid theirs.”

Environment Minister Mrs Laurentia Mallam said erosion had caused havoc in several states and deprived the people of arable land.

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He is Peter Obi and Ai a man of compassion he leads while others follow

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Peter Obi finally visits his strong supporter — actor Laide Olabanji.
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Peter Obi after some meetings in the UK

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The Pictures that break the internet

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Ahead of the January 16th, 2027 presidential election, I was asked why I believed Nigerians should choose Peter Obi.

My concern was not simply about personalities. It was about the system of government we had allowed to take root.

I argued that the PDP and APC, as structured at the time, were driven by what I called “transactional government.”

To emerge through that system, you had already made commitments, this person gets an oil well, another gets a ministry, another expects a percentage of the ministry’s budget.

And when government becomes transactional, the friends of those in power get richer while the country remains stuck.

I said then, “I’m not talking about stuff in the air. It’s stuff I have dealt with; I have spoken out personally to all of them aloud.”

That was the basis of my support for Peter Obi. I believed Nigeria needed to move away from transactional politics and toward a government focused on transformation.

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Anambra: From First to 27th under @CCSoludo

The latest PCL State Performance Index is a sobering indictment of the decline in Anambra’s performance. The State is now ranked 27th nationally, with a composite score of -0.22, while Abia and Enugu rank 2nd and 3rd respectively. The report records Anambra as having fallen 19 places across the three editions of the index.

What makes this particularly painful is the enormous increase in resources available to the State. Under Peter Obi, Anambra was ranked first nationally in the relevant performance assessment. Today, under Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, it has fallen to 27th.

A State receiving an average of about ₦25 billion monthly, compared with the roughly ₦3 billion monthly available to its predecessors, should ordinarily have much more to show in terms of measurable development.

The figures speak for themselves. From first nationally to 27th. From about ₦3 billion monthly to ₦25 billion monthly. What a shame!

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It was an honor to meet with Nigerian presidential candidate @PeterObi this week.

His vision for a better Nigeria was truly inspiring.

- Rep. marlin Stutzman

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It's a fake o,

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WHO ARE YOU VOTING FOR PRESIDENT IN 2027?

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