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Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, has approved the establishment of a 10-megawatt Independent Power Plant at Abia State University, Uturu (ABSU), aimed at solving electricity challenges in the university and surrounding Uturu community.

The governor announced during a civic reception in his honour at Isuikwuato High School, Otankpa, hosted by the people of Isuikwuato LGA. He said the project is backed by the newly signed Abia State Electricity Law, which empowers the state to execute independent power initiatives without federal clearance.

“This initiative will enhance academic productivity at ABSU and improve power supply in Uturu,” Otti stated. He also revealed that key roads, including the Amibo–Acha and Eziama–Ndundu roads, have been included in the state’s rehabilitation plans and will soon receive attention.

The event turned into a political rallying point as top political figures including Hon. Amobi Ogah and Speaker Emmanuel Emeruwa endorsed Otti for a second term, describing him as a transformational leader.

Hon. Lucky Johnson officially ed the Labour Party at the event in a major political shift, declaring that all political structures in Isuikwuato now the party and the Governor.

Other dignitaries present—Attorney General Barr. Ikechukwu Uwanna, Mayor of Isuikwuato Hon. Chinedu Ekeke, and Hon. Uche Maduako—commended Otti’s strides in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and workers’ welfare and expressed confidence in his re-election bid.

Prominent figures from Isuikwuato and Uturu, including Dr. Onyinyechi Rufus-Obi, Mr. Ken Ahia (SAN), Dr. Chidi Mba, and Chief Chidiebere Uguru, also praised the Governor’s performance and pledged continued .

The event also witnessed a mass defection of PDP, APGA, and AA to the Labour Party, further strengthening Labour’s dominance in Isuikwuato.

Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/governor-otti-unveils-10mw-power-project-for-absu-declares-end-to-darkness-in-abia/

Governor Alex Otti is obviously the best governor so far among the crop of governors and executives that emerged from the 2023 elections.

How I wish he could be allowed to serve as President of Nigeria, while Tinubu is suspended for two years using the same method he used to suspend Fubara so that Nigerians can have a breath of fresh air and finally witness real, purposeful, and impactful governance.

Abia State really got it right this time!

The boy is good.
He should keep up the good work.

That's nice

Our politicians using the power sector to make fool of Nigerians..

Let there be light

After geometric launched in Aba, my area of ogborhill had little to no light when Aba had “24 hours” power supply.

Fast forward to this year, they currently have power at a minimum of 18 hours everyday.

Power outage is restored in less than 45mins.

At this point, i will not call this a white elephant project if commissioned as geometric has cleared my doubt.

#MyOpinion

Yarimo will soon come and pour his smelly saliva all over the thread.

This one is very very commendable.

Just 10mw is what this wan is boasting about.
Abia na real na village wooo

Bobloco:
Governor Alex Otti is obviously the best governor so far among the crop of governors and executives that emerged from the 2023 elections.

How I wish he could be allowed to serve as President of Nigeria, while Tinubu is suspended for two years using the same method he used to suspend Fubara so that Nigerians can have a breath of fresh air and finally witness real, purposeful, and impactful governance.

Abia State really got it right this time!

He came well prepared.

Not doing trial and errors

Labour Party at the presidential level will also make a difference

Well done Sir

As e expected.... having a listening government, something apc can't do

Metrix147:


Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/governor-otti-unveils-10mw-power-project-for-absu-declares-end-to-darkness-in-abia/

A whole school like ABUS don’t have electricity ⚡️ for God knows how many years , no even poke around the school if you don’t have gen you will never see electricity for the years you will spend there .

Well done sir

What about the one he commissioned last year. I thought that already solved Abia's electricity problem.

You should start up a comedy show

Bobloco:
Governor Alex Otti is obviously the best governor so far among the crop of governors and executives that emerged from the 2023 elections.

How I wish he could be allowed to serve as President of Nigeria, while Tinubu is suspended for two years using the same method he used to suspend Fubara so that Nigerians can have a breath of fresh air and finally witness real, purposeful, and impactful governance.

Abia State really got it right this time!

Good job

Obasanjo called him a miracle worker and blessing to Abia state and that's exactly what he is

Bobloco:
Governor Alex Otti is obviously the best governor so far among the crop of governors and executives that emerged from the 2023 elections.

How I wish he could be allowed to serve as President of Nigeria, while Tinubu is suspended for two years using the same method he used to suspend Fubara so that Nigerians can have a breath of fresh air and finally witness real, purposeful, and impactful governance.

Abia State really got it right this time!

Abia didn't get it right rather it is the honesty and integrity of the INEC returning officer that stood her ground to declare the real winner of the election despite the offer made to her yet she stood her ground, something that mumu mamudu lacked

Epistasis:
What about the one he commissioned last year. I thought that already solved Abia's electricity problem.

ABA and Umuahia has improved electricity more than Imo state

You say unveils as if the project is completed and launched for use.

If Abia State continues on this double-digit growth trajectory ,two scenarios—both seismic in implication—are inevitable.

First, Abia could erupt into a full-fledged industrial African behemoth, rendering the decades-long clamor for Biafra economically obsolete. With such development velocity, the Igbo nation might no longer need secession to leapfrog into prosperity—it would already be happening right here, in Aba, Umuahia, and beyond.

Second, Abia may very well rise as the star of Africa (japan or China of Africa)—its success will bring iration, and equally, envy—from other African states. One of these outcomes isn't just likely. It is inevitable.

Let’s see the numbers and reality (these are the ones i can ):

A 300 MW Geometric Power Plant already online

A growing Electric Vehicle Assembly Plant, Roxxettes

A world-class airport at Nsulu, not a glorified landing strip

A Conference Centre in Aba will be ranking among the best on the continent

A planned Inland River Port at Ukwa, bridging the Atlantic and the hinterlands

A Fiber Optic Backbone fast enough to power a digital economy running from Ukwa via Aba to Ohafia/Arochukwu

A proposed High-Speed Rail Link to the economic capitals of Abia , Aba to river port and Airport

A Petroleum Refinery in Aba, not theory but soon operational

A Diaspora Village to reverse brain drain and welcome back capital

A full-scale Industrial Park in Aba for manufacturing, logistics, and tech

Put all this together, and you’re not just looking at a state growing faster than 10% annually—you’re looking at the fastest growing subnational economy in West Africa.

And that’s just the beginning. What’s coming could redefine governance in Nigeria: (these are the few i am suggesting )

Abia Airlines, modeled after the trailblazing Enugu Airlines

AbiaStartup funds – the next-level startup & business incubation hub

AbiaTelco – a homegrown telecom network for local and diaspora

Abia Shipping Lines, tapping into global maritime trade

AbiaPay – a fintech + payment gateway born for Africa

Abia Sovereign Wealth Fund, securing future generations

Abia Petroleum Corporation, our own NNPC—but leaner and smarter

If this trajectory holds—and it must—Abia will not just lead the South East. It will set the pace for a new African century.

Nigerian governors.still hold the key to fast development but most of them are sleeping, sleepy or confused 😕 🫤

How many states have flourishing agric sectors or potable water?

Streets are dirty. Roads are bad. Streets are dark at night. Beggars everywhere. Mad people roaming. The transport system is poor

Yet the average critic targets only the federal government

Wait,
10000 megawatts??
1000 megawatts?
100 Megawatts??
Abi 10 megawatts?

Asin only 10??

Where are those who always attached everything to ebi npawa oya so na ebi npawa made this man to commit suicide in Abia from the region who believes they are living in bindance ba?

Where are those lousy empty brain pls come tell me what made one of the "we are all billionaires shit man commit suicide"

Where are they the dem dem people ak a lousy mouth.

maxiuc:
Abia didn't get it right rather it is the honesty and integrity of the INEC returning officer that stood her ground to declare the real winner of the election despite the offer made to her yet she stood her ground, something that mumu mamudu lacked

Prof. Nnenna Otti is not just a person—she’s a phenomenon. Her presence in Abia didn’t just supervise an election; it started a renaissance. If there is any justice left in the machinery of history, prosperity will owe her a debt—and it will pay in full.

As for Peter Obi, his momentum didn’t just tilt a political race.Of all the states touched by the Labour Party wave, Abia was the greatest beneficiary in values.

The truth is without these two—Otti and Obi—Abia would have sleepwalked back into the usual decay. Salaries would still be owed. Pensioners would still be dying in quiet dignity, unpaid and forgotten. It would have been corruption dressed as governance, again.

Bobloco:
Governor Alex Otti is obviously the best governor so far among the crop of governors and executives that emerged from the 2023 elections.

How I wish he could be allowed to serve as President of Nigeria, while Tinubu is suspended for two years using the same method he used to suspend Fubara

Abia State really got it right this time!

This guy u funny🤣🤣🤣
But seriously how will this man campaign again for second term, he doesn't need to campaign his works are already showing he has the people in his mind
This is the only man showing us how a labor party leadership should be.
It's a pity labor party is busy fighting amongst themselves, if them get sense tbey supposed put their act together and move forward

Source of energy?

The working governor

Epistasis:
What about the one he commissioned last year. I thought that already solved Abia's electricity problem.

Always do your best & read to understand.
Also stop scanning tru headlines & later come online to embarrass yourself.

maxiuc:
Abia didn't get it right rather it is the honesty and integrity of the INEC returning officer that stood her ground to declare the real winner of the election despite the offer made to her yet she stood her ground, something that mumu mamudu lacked

If the people didn't vote LP/Otti, will the woman have insisted n doing the right thing?

Think before you comment.

kettykin:
If Abia State continues on this double-digit growth trajectory ,two scenarios—both seismic in implication—are inevitable.

First, Abia could erupt into a full-fledged industrial African behemoth, rendering the decades-long clamor for Biafra economically obsolete. With such development velocity, the Igbo nation might no longer need secession to leapfrog into prosperity—it would already be happening right here, in Aba, Umuahia, and beyond.

Second, Abia may very well rise as the star of Africa (japan or China of Africa)—its success will bring iration, and equally, envy—from other African states. One of these outcomes isn't just likely. It is inevitable.

Let’s see the numbers and reality (these are the ones i can ):

A 300 MW Geometric Power Plant already online

A growing Electric Vehicle Assembly Plant, Roxxettes

A world-class airport at Nsulu, not a glorified landing strip

A Conference Centre in Aba will be ranking among the best on the continent

A planned Inland River Port at Ukwa, bridging the Atlantic and the hinterlands

A Fiber Optic Backbone fast enough to power a digital economy running from Ukwa via Aba to Ohafia/Arochukwu

A proposed High-Speed Rail Link to the economic capitals of Abia , Aba to river port and Airport

A Petroleum Refinery in Aba, not theory but soon operational

A Diaspora Village to reverse brain drain and welcome back capital

A full-scale Industrial Park in Aba for manufacturing, logistics, and tech

Put all this together, and you’re not just looking at a state growing faster than 10% annually—you’re looking at the fastest growing subnational economy in West Africa.

And that’s just the beginning. What’s coming could redefine governance in Nigeria: (these are the few i am suggesting )

Abia Airlines, modeled after the trailblazing Enugu Airlines

AbiaStartup funds – the next-level startup & business incubation hub

AbiaTelco – a homegrown telecom network for local and diaspora

Abia Shipping Lines, tapping into global maritime trade

AbiaPay – a fintech + payment gateway born for Africa

Abia Sovereign Wealth Fund, securing future generations

Abia Petroleum Corporation, our own NNPC—but leaner and smarter

If this trajectory holds—and it must—Abia will not just lead the South East. It will set the pace for a new African century.

The south east still needs some kind of political autonomy for all these u mentioned to be sustained only one igbo hating nigerian president can destabilise the whole region and all that it has managed to achieve.

triple996:
Just 10mw is why this wan is boasting about.
Abia na real na village wooo

abeg SHUT UP