#USAfrica BRKNEWS: Previously cancelled Obingwa not in Abia State governorship 2015 Election rerun areas
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ABIA governorship 2015 Election rerun areas:
1 Aba north
2. Aba south
3. Ikwuano
4. Isiala Ngwa north
4. Umunneochi
5. Osisioma
6. Ohafia
7. Umuahia north
8. Umuahia south
9. Ugwunagbo
Curiously, Obingwa initially announced cancelled by Abia Returning Officer Prof Ozumba (current vice chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka) due to electoral malpractices was left out.
PDP claimed a whopping 84,000 votes — which USAfrica notes is dramatically far beyond the total number of actual voters and number of pvc cards for Obingwa. APGA and the APC raised objections. By Chido Nwangwu in Umuahia, Abia State. Chido247@gmail.com
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The APGA Abia State governorship candidate, Dr. Alex Otti (OFR), has, a few minutes ago, issued his reaction to the unfolding events of the deadly, sponsored and armed attack of Thursday March 19, 2015 while he was campaigning.
and first class graduate in economics from the University of Port Harcourt, called “the attention of the peace loving people of Abia State regardless of their political affiliation, and fellow Nigerians to the increase in politics of violence and intimidation being TARGETED at my campaign for governor by theAbia State government and their hirelings.”Dr. Otti added “as is public knowledge,the government ofAbia State has consistently deployed and unleashed the raw power, intimidation and allmanner ofAbia government brutality against myAPGA governorship campaign and candidacy. Evidently, the regime of T.A.Orji and his cronies have become very desperate since their rounds of propaganda and strings of malicious lies usingAbia government agencies to attack our surging, development agenda driven campaign have failed woefully.”He predicted that “the feverish anxieties of TA & Co will evaporate on April 11, 2015 through the power of the popular votes of the long-suffering people of Abia State! No amount of intimidation and threats can overcome the will and determination of Ndi Aba, Enyimba city, of Ndi Abia as a whole to chart a new and better course; far away from the remnants of the Gov. T.A Orji brigade.”
He appealed to “my supporters to remain steadfast and ensure you cast your vote for me and APGA. Victory is within reach; we’ve come too far, away from T.A’s Babylon!”
VIDEO of the CNN International broadcast/profile of USAfrica and CLASSmagazine Publisher Chido Nwangwu. http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/international/2010/07/29/mpa.african.media.bk.a.cnn
and friendship hold lessons for humanity and Africans, USAfrica Founder Chido Nwangwu takes a measure of their works and consequence to write that Mandela and Achebe have left “footprints of greatness.”
specialist and founder of USAfricaonline.com, the first African-owned U.S-based newspaper published on the internet, in his first book; he writes movingly from his 1998 reporting from South Africa on Mandela. http://www.mandelaachebechido.com/ •Dr. Chido Nwangwu, moderator of the Achebe Colloquium (Governance, SECURITY, and Peace in Africa) December 7-8, 2012 at Brown University in Rhode Island and former adviser on Africa business/issues to the Mayor of Houston, is the Founder & Publisher of Houston-based USAfrica multimedia networks since 1992, first African-owned, U.S-based newspaper published on the internet USAfricaonline.com; CLASSmagazine, AchebeBooks.com, the USAfrica-powered e-groups of AfricanChristians, Nigeria360 and the largest pictorial events megasite on the African diaspora www.PhotoWorks.TV . He was recently profiled by the CNN International for his pioneering works on multimedia/news/public policy projects for Africans and Americans. http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/international/2010/07/29/mpa.african.media.bk.a.cnn e-mail: Chido247@Gmail.com wireless 1-832-45-CHIDO (24436).
