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I am Blessed to be a Blessing to my Generation

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@Mss_Deeynah Buhari was not in charge and you will be in charge?? How will that happen when you could not take charge of Parties built by other people and handed over to you?? You are also not in charge of your stand on Fuel subsidy removal with all the prevarications. Na waa o!

[G. S. Babatunde🌕 @gsbabatunde]

Where Are They Now?” profile of Nigeria’s Class of 1999 Governors.
The 36 were the first elected civilian governors inaugurated on 29 May 1999, marking the beginning of the Fourth Republic.

CLASS OF 1999 GOVERNORS — WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

1. Abia — Orji Uzor Kalu 🟢 ALIVE
Kalu, a businessman, became Abia's governor in 1999 and served two terms, leaving office in 2007. He subsequently became a senator representing Abia North and held the position of Senate Chief Whip/Majority Whip at different points. He remains active in national politics.

2. Adamawa — Boni Haruna 🟢 ALIVE
Haruna served as governor from 1999 to 2007, winning a second term in 2003. After leaving office, he largely moved away from the centre of electoral politics, although he has remained involved in political activities.

3. Akwa Ibom — Victor Attah 🟢 ALIVE
Attah governed Akwa Ibom from 1999 to 2007. He became an influential elder statesman from the state and has continued to comment on national and regional affairs.

4. Anambra — Chinwoke Mbadinuju 🔴 DECEASED
Mbadinuju, a former academic and political figure, governed Anambra from 1999 to 2003. He lost his bid for a second term. He dïed on 11 April 2023 at the National Hospital in Abuja after an ïllness.

5. Bauchi — Adamu Mu'azu 🟢 ALIVE
Mu'azu served as Bauchi governor from 1999 to 2007. After leaving office, he became national chairman of the PDP in 2014 and resigned following the party's defeat in the 2015 presidential election.

6. Bayelsa — Diepreye Alamieyeseigha 🔴 DECEASED
Alamieyeseigha was Bayelsa's first elected governor and served from 1999 until his impeachment in 2005. He was subsequently convicted on corruption-related charges and received a presidential pardon in 2013. He dïed in 2015 at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital.

7. Benue — George Akume 🟢 ALIVE
Akume served two terms as Benue governor, from 1999 to 2007. He subsequently served in the Senate, became a federal minister under President Muhammadu Buhari and, in 2023, became Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) under President Tinubu.

8. Borno — Mala Kachalla 🔴 DECEASED
Kachalla governed Borno from 1999 to 2003 under the APP/ANPP. He later moved between political parties but failed to regain the governorship. He dïed in 2007, aged 66.

9. Cross River — Donald Duke 🟢 ALIVE
Duke governed Cross River from 1999 to 2007. He became particularly known nationally for his tourism and development initiatives during his tenure and later sought the presidency in 2019.

10. Delta — James Ibori 🟢 ALIVE
Ibori served as Delta governor from 1999 to 2007. He subsequently became the subject of major corruption proceedings in Nigeria and the United Kingdom and was convïcted in the UK in 2012. He later returned to Nigeria and has remained a prominent political figure in Delta politics.

11. Ebonyi — Sam Egwu 🟢 ALIVE
Egwu was the first elected governor of Ebonyi State and served from 1999 to 2007. He subsequently became Minister of Education and later a senator. He remains active in national politics and attended the 2025 Class of '99 gathering.

12. Edo — Lucky Igbinedion 🟢 ALIVE
Igbinedion governed Edo from 1999 to 2007. He is a member of the prominent Igbinedion family and returned to business and other activities after leaving office.

13. Ekiti — Niyi Adebayo 🟢 ALIVE
Adebayo was Ekiti's first elected governor, serving from 1999 to 2003. He subsequently became a federal minister and remains involved in the APC.

14. Enugu — Chimaroke Nnamani 🟢 ALIVE
Nnamani, a medical doctor, served as Enugu governor from 1999 to 2007. He subsequently served in the Senate and returned to the Senate in 2019. He contested the 2023 senatorial election but lost his seat.

15. Gombe — Abubakar Habu Hashidu 🔴 DECEASED
Hashidu was Gombe's first elected governor, serving from 1999 to 2003. He lost his re-election bid in 2003. He dïed on 27 July 2018 after an ïllness.

16. Imo — Achike Udenwa 🟢 ALIVE
Udenwa served as Imo governor from

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@ItsInUrBody @peculiarchichii Why I agree with you is because it is not right spiritually to pay back wrong with wrong. The mans body belong to the woman as well as the woman's own based on marital vows. Sex should not be used as a weapon of punishment rather for healing of hurt and emotional wounds maturely

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@jeffphilips1 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[𝔼𝕟𝕟𝕪 @ennyola0015]

What if Peter Obi replicates his Anambra borrowing model at the national level?🤔

Borrow $50 billion from the World Bank, but refuse to use it.😆

The debt remains.
The infrastructure deficit remains.

Congratulations🤦🙆..you've borrowed without solving the problem.

That’s the Anambra story.✍️

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@iyaboawokoya Happy Birthday to Baba and more beautiful years ahead we pray for both of you Ma..

[Lord Vinci MUFC @lordvinci_]

Dangote don really sell shares for the wrong generation

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@rolsocool @frank3001895751 @AnambraNewMedia Exactly. He should stop making it look like he has done no evil. We all know what Nigeria politics can do those that out your hand in it. But trying to say that he was very different from them is what they are trying to correct by all these. He should just stop talking any how

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@ennyola0015 He does not want to miss a moment of crowd shouting his name in the street. He will prefer such moments over real strategic governance. That is why he talks more about where to visit than what to fix. Primary school, condolences, church, market, IDP camp etc.

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@AishaYesufu Peter Obi and Control can't be on the same page. is it Control of APGA that Ojukuw left for him, is it PDP, or Labor Party and even the NDC that he does not know the source of funds for the party.

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@engr2468 @emmaikumeh Go and listen to him again. He was about if they are given opportunity to vote now.

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@davexmanilo @HAHayatu I do not think that anyone is dragging his campaign strategy with him except the people he wanted to go and condole with. They were not at home with that, and refused him access. They too have right to who they can allow and when they can allow such person into their affairs.

[Michael Chibuzo® @chibuzo_mikel]

Politicians will always be politicians

This is why I am not easily moved by mumu outrage online.

Peter Obi says he is visiting victims of last year's Yelwata massacre.

His whole body is campaign billboard of NDC. And he was moving with a battalion of press people. But he says it's not political. 😂

Obi has not visited Lilu Community or Azia or Orsumoghu, all in Anambra State, his home state. They have all experienced the horror of insecurity in the hands of IPOB (never mind that Obi said IPOB have not done anything wrong).

You won't see Obi in Oru in Imo State or even ordinary Ihiala or Mgbidi.

So, while I condemn every form of violence against people, it is also necessary that politicians like Obi tone down the hypocrisy and desperation to milk the misfortune of communities for political gains so as not to attract this type of political response from people who understand the game.

Obi obviously has been looking for a scene of tragedy to visit and "console" but since there is no new massacre and that the intensity of insecurity has been ebbing considerably over the past two months, he decides to return to Yelwata, Benue for photo ops.

We all know what we are doing...

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@woye1 @PeterObi As simple as ABCD.! You are a presidential candidate and it is campaign period. You are free to campaign in every Nigerian state. But whoever adviced you to disguise and call it a condolences visit after several months did not advice you well. That campaign strategy is bad.

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@izunna_24 @DavidsOffor The real truth is that Benue State is a very volatile state when it comes to security issues. Condolences visit by a high profile individual like PO has tendencies to wake sleeping dog especially when it not a recent event. Make it campaign and move in and do it, not condolence

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@oduolates @emmaikumeh Don't mind them. They say things to massage their feelings

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@engr2468 @emmaikumeh Very wrong analysis. Is he saying that Atiku' Vote did not count or he did not vote for anyone? The other two can't get zero votes each as he analyzed.

[Àlúbàríkà 🇳🇬 @Iyoaiye_]

Every day seems to bring a new development that unsettles the expectations of the Atikulates and the Obidients. Just when they believe they have found a reason for optimism, another headline, policy outcome, or political reality emerges to challenge their narrative and dampen their excitement.

Take your time to see this video till the end .

[peterclaver @clachidi]

@Imranmuhdz Is it office of the president or office of the local Government chairman that is being described here?. I am seeing a mentality that wants to reduce the office of the president to that of local government chairman or at best that of the Governor.

[peterclaver @clachidi]

Now that it has been reported that TPFRN has achieved one of the things Mr Peter Obi wants to achieve in office, another campaign point has been punctured

Tinubu Treks to Office, Eats Once Daily, Says NRS Boss https://t.co/ZER44EXjeA