Soludo reassures on every investment, urges indigenes to look homeward - ITREALMS

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The Anambra State government has reiterated its resolve to secure every investment in the domain, ans urged indigens to look homewards, reports ITREALMS.

Speaking at the unvieling of the Anambra Homeland Consciousness Initiative in Amowo Odofin, Lagos, on Sunday, March 2, 2025, the state governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo gave this assurance ans beckon on indigenes to take homeland call seriously.

AleP urges participation of Awba-Ofemili indigenes @2022 crusade - ITREALMS

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The indigenes of Awba-Ofemili in Awka-North Local Government Area of Anambra State have been enjoined to participate actively in the forthcoming general two-day crusade being organized by the Awba-Ofemili Development Union (ADU), reports ITREALMS.

This call was made by the National Coordinator, Awba-Ofemili League of Professionals (ALeP), Chinenyeze Remmy Nweke, at the weekend in Lagos.

Anambra Poll: OOPF applauds Anambra indigenes, tasks INEC

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The Oriental Online Publishers Forum (OOPF) has commended the people of Anambra State for their peaceful conduct during the state governorship election held on Saturday, reports ITRealms.

According to a statement issued on Wednesday and signed by it's chairman, Mr. Max Amuchie and secretary, Mr. Chris Ndiribe, the group said the people of the state came out en masse and peacefully cast their votes contrary to the fear expressed by pre-election analysts because of what appeared to be security lock-down of the state and threat issued by IPOB.

The OOPF congratulated Governor Willie Obiano on his landslide victory and commended the other candidates who have since accepted the outcome of the election.

The statement also hailed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for conducting a free and fair election.

The statement said the "Oriental Online Publishers Forum wishes to commend the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for successfully conducting a free and fair governorship election in Anambra State last weekend.

Given the tension and anxiety generated during preparations for the electoral contest which took place amidst huge security concerns and call from some quarters for boycott, it is indeed a huge relief that the exercise took place without any major incident.

"It is also noteworthy that the electoral umpire carried out the poll conclusively without giving room for unnecessary waste of time and scarce resources.

"However, the commission needs to address the nightmare of logistical hiccups which hampered its operations in some parts of the state.

"This has become necessary as the next step INEC must take if its evolution to becoming a highly efficient, transparent and reliable public institution is to be realised.

"The electoral body should take those steps as a way of boosting citizens' confidence in the electoral system. If that is done minor hitches which occurred in Anambra will have become things of the past by the time the next round of governorship elections are conducted in Ekiti and Osun States. "INEC's performance in these two outstanding gubernatorial polls would indeed serve as the last of the litmus tests before the 2019 general election."

The Forum said the police, the Military and other security agencies equally gave good account of themselves during the election such that the conduct and outcome of the election raised no controversy.

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