FERDINAND EKEOMA CRITICISES ABIA APC CHAIRMAN CHIJIOKE CHUKWU OVER REMARKS ON STATE GOVERNANCE. (PHOTO).

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 Ferdinand Ekeoma Criticises Abia APC Chairman Chijioke Chukwu Over Remarks on State Governance Senior Special Assistant to Governor Alex Otti on Media and Publicity, Ferdinand Ekeoma, has responded sharply to recent statements by the Abia State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Hon. Chijioke Chukwu, describing them as inaccurate, uninformed, and disconnected from the realities of governance in the state. In a statement issued on March 21, 2026, Ekeoma addressed Chukwu’s claims during a recent engagement in Ikwuano Local Government Area, where the APC chairman criticised the Labour Party administration for alleged poor performance and lack of development. Ekeoma highlighted what he described as inconsistencies in Chukwu’s political record and public statements. He noted that Chukwu had previously expressed strong support for figures within the APC, including during his time as a candidate for the Abia State House of Assembly, before shifting positions after achieving...

CALLS GROW FOR ROTATION OF KADUNA SOUTH SENATORIAL SEAT TO PROMOTE FAIRNESS. (PHOTO).


Calls Grow For Rotation Of Kaduna South Senatorial Seat To Promote Fairness

Jayce A. Yashim, founder of Kaura Freedom TV, has called for fairness and inclusiveness in the distribution of the Kaduna South Senatorial position, urging that the seat be rotated among the district’s eight local government areas.

In a statement, Yashim noted that senatorial representation in Kaduna South has historically been dominated by Zango Kataf and Kaura Local Government Areas.

The Kaduna South Senatorial District comprises Zango Kataf, Kaura, Jaba, Jema’a, Kachia, Kagarko, Kauru and Sanga LGAs.

According to Yashim, while past and present senators such as Danjuma Laah, Nnenadi Usman and Sunday Marshall Katung have served the district, the continued concentration of the position in only two local governments raises concerns about equity and political inclusion.

He argued that rotating the senatorial seat would promote unity, strengthen democratic participation and give all parts of the district a sense of belonging.

Yashim identified Jema’a, Jaba, Kachia and Sanga LGAs as areas with the population strength, economic potential and strategic importance to effectively represent the district at the National Assembly.

He stated that allowing other local governments to produce a senator would contribute to balanced development and deepen trust in the political process.

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