I WILL LEAVE OFFICE A FREE MAN, WITHOUT FEAR OF EFCC- HOPE UZODINMA. (PHOTO).

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 I Will Leave Office A Free Man, Without Fear Of EFCC —Hope Uzodinma Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has boasted that he will leave office as a free man, unafraid of being pursued by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, or any other organization.   Speaking after the Feast of Christ the King Mass at the Government House Chapel in Owerri, Uzodimma challenged anyone with evidence of wrongdoing to present it.   “I will leave office a free man, sleep with my two eyes closed without being afraid of anybody, including the EFCC”, he said.   The governor maintained that he has not broken any promises made to the people of Imo.   He expressed assurance in the legacy of prosperity, infrastructure, and dignity that his administration is establishing for the state.   This statement follows the EFCC’s arrest of former Delta State governor Ifeanyi Okowa over allegations of misappropriating funds totaling N1.3 trillion.
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NIGERIA AND OTHER NATIONS CRITICIZE $300 BILLION CLIMATE FINANCE DEAL AT COP29. (PHOTO).

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 Nigeria and Other Nations Criticize $300 Billion Climate Finance Deal at COP29


At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, Nigeria and several other developing countries expressed dissatisfaction with the final climate finance agreement, which includes a pledge from wealthy nations to provide $300 billion annually to poorer countries. Nigerian officials, including Nkiruka Maduekwe, the country’s climate change director, called the deal “unrealistic” and insufficient, highlighting that it fell short of the ambitious goals necessary to address climate challenges. Other critics, such as Sierra Leone’s Environment Minister and the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance, accused developed nations of failing to show genuine support for the world’s most vulnerable regions, reinforcing claims that the final deal was heavily influenced by “invisible powers” with little regard for the needs of poorer countries. While the deal sets a target of $1.3 trillion in climate finance by 2035, many see the current pledge as inadequate in meeting the scale of the climate crisis.

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