Tension in Powerful Southeast State as Picture of New Speaker Suddenly Appears Online, Details Unknown
- The politics in Imo state has taken a new shame as a picture that indicates that the speaker of the state house of assembly, Kennedy Ibeh, has allegedly resigned from his position surfaces
- In the picture, the new speaker, Emeka Nduka; deputy speaker, Chyna Iwuayanwu; majority leader, Kanayo Onyemaechi and a member of the house, Ngozi Obiefule
- Details of the speaker's resignation are yet to be known as of the time of writing this report
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Owerri, Imo - Kennedy Ibeh, the speaker of the Imo state house of assembly, Kennedy Ibeh, has allegedly resigned from his position.
The picture of the new speaker, Emeka Nduka, representing Ehime Mbano, state constituency, surfaced on Monday, September 19, Vanguard reported.
Source: Twitter
Mbano appeared in a new picture with the deputy speaker of the house, Chyna Iwuayanwu; majority leader, Kanayo Onyemaechi and a member representing Isu state constituency, Ngozi Obiefule.
However, the reason for the speaker’s resignation was yet to be known to the public as of the time of writing this report.
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Buhari makes mouth-opening disclosure about his administration, says he "has done extremely well"
Legit.ng earlier reported that President Muhammadu Buhari has said he has done extremely well based on the available resources he met when he came in in 2015.
The president posited that Nigerian elites who were supposed to be talking about his achievement are not talking about it.
Buhari made the disclosure in Owerri, Imo state where he visited the state to commission some infrastructural projects.
Buhari said that based on the available resources for his administration, his government has performed “extremely” well.
2023: List of local governments where elections might not hold due to insecurity
No fewer than 40 local governments have been heavily attacked in some states in Nigeria, and elections might not hold in these local governments due to insecurity.
Some of the most affected states are Kaduna, Zamfara, Imo, Niger and Sokoto as terrorists, bandits and the so-called unknown gunmen's activities are intensified in some LGAs of these states.
However, the government is doing everything to curb the activities of the non-state actor, but as things, if there is no end to the insecurity in these LGA, elections might not hold.
Source: Legit.ng
