EMEKA KALU WITHDRAWS FROM ABIA NORTH SENATORIAL RACE. (PHOTO)

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 Emeka Kalu Withdraws from Abia North Senatorial Race A prominent Labour Party (LP) chieftain in Abia State, Dr. Emeka Kalu, has withdrawn from the Abia North Senatorial District race. Dr. Kalu announced his decision on Wednesday, stating that the move was designed to foster unity within the Labour Party and strengthen support for the administration of Governor Alex Otti ahead of future elections. In a statement issued to party stakeholders and supporters, Kalu explained that his withdrawal came after wide consultations and a careful assessment of the prevailing political situation in the party. He emphasized that the decision was taken in the overall interest of the party’s cohesion and success in Abia State.

GOV. OTTI URGES SWIFT COMPLETION OF EASTERN RAILWAY CORRIDOR. (PHOTO).


 Otti Urges Swift Completion of Eastern Railway Corridor


Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has called on the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) to fast-track the completion of the Eastern railway corridor, particularly the stalled Umuahia–Enugu section.


Otti made the appeal while hosting NRC’s new Managing Director, Dr. Kayode Opeifa, in Umuahia. He expressed concern over the delay in the project, initially scheduled for completion in early 2024, and emphasized the importance of transportation to economic growth.


The governor also pledged full state support for securing NRC assets in Aba and highlighted ongoing efforts to modernize the state’s transport system, including the Umuahia Railway and Bus Terminal project.


Dr. Opeifa reaffirmed NRC’s commitment to connecting major South-East cities to the national rail network, aiming to boost the economy and reduce transportation costs.

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