ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT ePUBLICATION *Promoting the three Bottom lines*
By Nnabugwu Chizoba
A popular axiom stresses it that it is what we see that we get. Going by this simple but age long expressed axiom, one is inspired to note that in a Democratic Governance system which Nigeria adopted and is also practicing there is need to look into the Office of the Citizen to among other things seek to know what the office truly is and what we are seeing. Let us begin the process.
Woy-a, Natty Congo
A Dreadlock Congo I
Woy-a, Natty Congo
A black man redemption
Woy-oy, yeah, yeah
A black man redemption
Woy-oh, woo-woo
By Nnabugwu Chizoba
“My good people of Isuikwuato, men and women, young and old are reputed for their cleanliness and are well respected for their knack to keep their environment very clean and will always maintain this record” Hon. Duncan Orji
Old pirates, yes, they rob I
Sold I to the merchant ships
Minutes after they took I
From the bottomless pit
But my hand was made strong
By the hand of the Almighty
We forward in this generation, triumphantly
By Nnabugwu Chizoba
It is no news that
Abia State did not have elected Local Government Chairmen in the 17 local
Government Councils at the time Dr. Alex Otti was sworn in as the elected Governor
of Abia State. Aware of the enormous
task ahead of him and the administration he represents in Abia state, and very confident of the place of the local government in the
delivery of democracy dividends and development of the state generally, he appointed credible people to man the
affairs of each of the 17 Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Abia State pending
the time election is conducted to elect people into office at the 17 local
government Councils. The head, Executive of each of the 17 Councils and their Deputies were named by the Governor, Dr Alex Otti as Mayors and Deputy Mayors respectively.
These are the words of a frontier lad
Who lost his love when he turned bad
Take a message to Mary but don't tell her where I am
Take a message to Mary but don't say I'm in a jam
You can tell her I had to see the world or tell her that my ship set sail
You can say she'd better not wait for me but don't tell her I'm in jail
Oh, don't tell her I'm in jail
"Work-the-Talk" an impact driven, action packed, youth initiative is designed for the promotion of unity and harmonious relationships, injection of the instruments that encourages fluidity, easy and free flow of information gathering and communication among people, and as a matter of fact an awareness tool for people to do away with rumour peddling and to enhance their personal understanding of the effects of rumour, and the ways and activities of conflict merchants and entrepreneurs and how rumour peddling help them to achieve their goals and perpetuate their dastardly acts of destruction of life and property.