AU COMMISSION CHAIRPERSON ARRIVES IN BAMAKO TO REVIVE DIALOGUE WITH MALI. (PHOTO).

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 AU Commission Chairperson Arrives in Bamako to Revive Dialogue With Mali Mahmoud Ali Youssouf arrived for a two-day official visit, according to an AU statement. He was welcomed by Mali’s Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop and is also expected to meet with President Assimi Goïta, it said, Sputnik reported. The visit comes as Mali remains suspended from AU activities since June 2021. The AU has reaffirmed its support for Mali’s sovereignty and territorial integrity while proposing increased assistance to the security sector.

FORMER ABIA GOVERNOR IKPEAZU REFUTES CLAIMS OF ACCUSING SUCCESSOR OF PROJECT CREDIT THEFT. (PHOTO).


 Former Abia Governor Ikpeazu Refutes Claims of Accusing Successor of Project Credit Theft


Former Abia State Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, has categorically denied allegations that he accused current Governor Alex Otti of taking credit for projects initiated during his tenure. In a statement issued by his spokesman, Onyebuchi Ememanka, on Friday, Ikpeazu labeled the reports as “false, misleading, and maliciously crafted” by “merchants of evil and lazy bloggers” seeking to stir confusion and gain online traction.


The former governor clarified that he has not commented on the current administration since leaving office, maintaining a “dignified silence” while focusing on personal interests. He dismissed viral social media headlines, such as “Alex Otti is Stealing My Projects to Take My Glory – Ikpeazu,” as fabrications designed to mislead the public.


Ikpeazu noted that his only public statements since leaving office were to address official matters raised by the current government, with no such statements issued recently. He warned that legal action is being pursued against those responsible for spreading the false reports, in collaboration with security agencies to identify the culprits.


The former governor also cautioned social media users against sharing unverified information, emphasizing that both creating and disseminating falsehoods are punishable under the law. “Discerning people who want to verify if any statement came from Ikpeazu know the proper channels. Those enabling falsehoods on their platforms should be ready to face the consequences,” the statement concluded.

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