@ejykmykel1 Look at an adult? Just look at him, someone that has done so much in short time you wan to to go and compete to remove him so darkness can take over Abia again.
Yesterday, I signed into law the 2026 Appropriation Bill of ₦1.016 trillion, a budget we have aptly titled the “Budget of Acceleration and New Possibilities.”
The budget reflects our unwavering commitment to building a prosperous Abia, a state where opportunities abound and infrastructure works for the people. It is a bold, forward-looking financial plan that prioritises capital investments in healthcare, education, infrastructure, and economic empowerment.
I want to sincerely thank the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Emeruwa, and the entire Abia State House of Assembly for their diligence and speed in passing this bill. Your attention to detail, rigorous scrutiny, and collaborative spirit exemplify the kind of democracy we are building in Abia.
To my incredible team, thank you for the sleepless nights and tireless effort that went into crafting this document. The numbers we presented remain intact, and the capital-to-recurrent ratio holds firm, underscoring our focus on sustainable development.
Let us keep building the Abia of our dreams. The journey continues.
Abia State governor Alex Otti recently signed the "Abia State Senior Citizen's Bill" into law in the state. The bill entitles any citizen of Abia State who is 60 years old and above, access to free monthly salary, free medicals, and other benefits till death. This is highly commendable. Thank you, Governor @alexottiofr.
“The terrorist confessed that all the arms and vehicles they are using for patrol were provided by the Kwara State government. That is why we say the government has a hand in this insecurity.”
— Barrister Darlington