Housing is absolutely essential to human flourishing.
And Chinyelugo is conversant with the fact that without stable shelter, our best brains will continue being in the diaspora and our homeland will perpetually wear grey and forlorn looks devoid of progress and development.

To reverse this mind boggling situation, Sir Okwuosa intends going to the Senate with bills that will ensure construction of affordable housing to support neighborhood revitalization, housing rehabilitation, and community economic development efforts. This will bring about *diaspora village* and encourage Anambrarians who desire to return to do so. In so doing, we must have underpinned our diaspora brethren into coming home to invest and assist in developing our region and state because home is where the heart is and treasures are kept.

Let’s go and make a Senator that will put a stop to talents’ flight and drainage!

Let’s support Sir Azuka Okwuosa for quality Representation in the Senate.

*AZUKA OKWUOSA MEDIA*

By: Uju Nwanekezie-Egemole

Across the world, tourism has evolved to become one of the fastest growing industries. This growth has been driven by advanced technology in travels and an increased holiday culture.
But, Nigeria has maintained a dogmatic approach which narrowly defines tourism as arts and culture with poor emphasis on other aspects like nature and conservation and currently it contributes about 2% to Nigeria’s GDP compared to other African countries such as Seychelles, Cape Verde and Mauritius where the Tourism & Travels industry has been better harnessed, contributing 20%, 17% and 12% respectively to the GDP.

Chinyelugo, a resourceful Businessman knows that the tourism industry in Nigeria is a gold mine yet untapped, if revamped has the potential to attract substantial foreign exchange earnings.
At the same time, he is not unaware that the major challenges facing tourism development in Nigeria include: inadequate infrastructure (Poor road networks, unreliable transportation, inadequate sanitation facilities at tourist sites, and limited access to electricity), insecurity concerns (Frequent incidents of kidnapping, banditry, and communal clashes in certain regions create a perception of insecurity, discouraging tourists from visiting), widespread corruption (bribery and extortion practices by officials at tourist sites can deter visitors and discourage investment in the tourism sector), poor sanitation, lack of skilled workforce, poor marketing and promotion of tourist destinations (insufficient promotion of Nigeria’s diverse tourist attractions on a global scale, leading to low awareness among potential visitors), political instability (Frequent changes in government policies and political unrest can create uncertainty for tourism businesses and investors), and a lack of awareness about tourism potential within the local population; all of which deter potential tourists and hinder the industry’s growth.

To mitigate these challenges, Chinyelugo is coming prepared with effective tourism development bills
that will ensure job creation, strengthening of the local economy, contribute to local infrastructure development and can help to conserve the natural environment and cultural assets & traditions, and reduce poverty and inequality.

Zukky, the game changer, is a huge blessing to Ndị Anambra South.

Let’s support Sir Azuka Okwuosa for effective Representation in the Red Chambers of the National Assembly.

*SIR AZUKA OKWUOSA MEDIA*

—–Uju Nwanekezie-Egemole.

Ndị Anambra South APC and Ndị Anambra South, when it comes to who becomes the next Anambra South Senator, make no mistakes for it’s all about the people, therefore a Progressive minded Leader should be supported because Community Development is involved.

Chinyelugo, a Progressive who desires the best for his people has carefully crafted plans of sponsoring bills that will speed up Development in Anambra South and Anambra State bearing in mind that Legislative laws on community development typically include regulations that mandate government agencies and private entities to invest in community infrastructure, social services, and economic development initiatives, often with a focus on citizen participation, empowerment, and addressing specific community needs like housing, education, and healthcare, usually enforced through planning and zoning laws, grant programs, and community development corporations. And the key aspects include community participation, empowerment, targeted areas and funding mechanism.
Sir Okwuosa understands that for these bills to be effective, important considerations such as Equity and inclusion, monitoring and evaluation & collaboration of government agencies, non- profit organizations and private sector entities for effective Community Development are taken into cognizance.

Let’s support an epitome of integrity, empathy, resourcefulness and accountability who will sponsor effective community development bills and also ensure that Ndị Anambra South’s Community Development funds are judiciously utilized for good.

Let’s support Sir Azuka Okwuosa for quality Representation in the Senate.

*AZUKA OKWUOSA MEDIA*

*EXCELLENT BLUEPRINTS ON EDUCATION BILLS – MAKING THE EDUCATION CURRICULUM JOB ORIENTED SINGLE SIR AZUKA OKWUOSA (CHINYELUGO) OUT IN THE ANAMBRA SOUTH SENATORIAL BYE-ELECTION RACE*

Increasing unemployed graduates will continue being on the rise if nothing urgent and practicable is done to change the education curriculum and make it job oriented. This is one of the driving forces behind Chinyelugo’s aspiration and he is coming prepared with unique Strategic bills that will change the narratives.
Sir Okwuosa is fully aware that the future is unknown and the future depends to a large extend on the individual but the educational system plays pivotal role in helping in it’s preparation.

Anticipatedly, the intended bills will ensure that the education curriculum focuses on
integrating career exploration, developing relevant skills, industry-aligned curriculum, work-integrated learning, and career counseling & guidance:

Foreseeably, Chinyelugo’s sponsored bills on Education centering on job oriented Education curriculum will improve employability, bring about higher student engagement in learning, and reduce career indecision.

Education is a means to an end but requires the right information and knowledge because information is key and knowledge is power. Let’s support Chinyelugo who has the key to the employability of our graduates!

Let’s support Sir Azuka Okwuosa for quality Representation in the Senate.

*AZUKA OKWUOSA MEDIA*

The Delta Development Commission, NDDC, has adopted a new stakeholder-generated Regional Development Master Plan to replace the 15-year plan, which expired in 2020.

This decision was one of the resolutions in a communique issued at the end of the NDDC 2025 Board and Management Strategic Retreat in Ikeja, Lagos. The document was signed by the Chairman of the Commission’s Governing Board, Mr Chiedu Ebie and the Managing Director, Dr Samuel Ogbuku.

The retreat brought together members of the Governing Board and the Management Committee to assess the progress of the Commission thus far, identify challenges and chart a new course for repositioning the Commission for enhanced efficiency and impact in the Niger Delta Region, in line with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

The communique stated that the NDDC Board and Management agreed on proper integration between the Commission and Member States in the region to ensure that projects are conceptualized and aligned with the needs of the region’s people.

The retreat resolved: “The Niger Delta Development Advisory Committee comprising the Governors of the nine Niger Delta States should be active and encouraged to carry out their statutory duties to the Commission towards the development of the region.

“To maintain and sustain projects undertaken by the Commission, it is essential to engage stakeholders, including the benefiting communities, from inception through the implementation phase to secure their support, ownership and commitment beyond project commissioning.”

The communique stated that NDDC “should ensure that its budgets align with the year to which it relates. Accordingly, plans should be made to submit budgets to the National Assembly by September of the preceding year as prescribed by the NDDC Act (as amended).”

Participants at the retreat agreed on the need to build on the foundation established at the 2024 Board and Management Retreat, emphasising collaboration, unity and synergy between the Board and Management of the Commission.

They advised against the frequent changes of the NDDC Board in contravention of the Act establishing the Commission, stating that it was inimical to the development of the region. They added: “There is need to ensure that the current Board and subsequent Boards of the Commission complete their statutory tenure in office so that their projects and initiatives are implemented fully without interruption.”

According to the communique, “There should be a strong synergy and shared vision between Board and Management to build a high-performing leadership team for the Commission. Each must respect set roles and boundaries; the Board in its oversight function and management in its policy implementation and day to day operations of the Commission.”

The Commission must embrace digital transformation in its governance, apply sustainability considerations to its procedures, and ensure clear performance matrixes.

The resolutions stated: “The NDDC should accommodate the interests of the oil-producing companies operating in the region, who contribute to its funding by citing legacy projects in the host communities of those oil-producing companies.

According to the communique, “The KPMG Report on the Corporate Governance Structure was presented and adopted. The Retreat recommended adopting international best practices in the Commission’s governance structure, operations, and activities.

“The Board and Management are determined to carry out the development of the Niger Delta Region through effective service delivery in line with the ‘Renewed Hope Agenda’ of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.”

Participants acknowledged and thanked Mr. President for fully implementing the NDDC Act by paying the 15% equivalent of the total monthly statutory allocations due to member States of the Commission from the Federation Account.

Seledi Thompson-Wakama

Director, Corporate Affairs

February 21, 2025.

By: Uju Nwanekezie-Egemole

“Reduce, reuse, recycle” is not just a slogan, it’s a way of life and one of the propelling forces behind Chinyelugo heeding the call of his people to join the Senatorial bye-election race.
The horrific visions of the number of waste littering carelessly on the streets translating to the number of wealth lying in ruins and the number of lives at risk of health hazards pushed him to getting ready impactful bills for waste management and disposable.
Expectedly, these well thought out bills will regulate the disposal and management of wastes such as organic waste, hazardous waste, solid waste, liquid waste, and recyclable waste. Each of them uniquely impacts the environment, with improper disposal leading to issues like pollution, health risks, and resource depletion.

Predictably, the intended bills will not only scale down the generation of waste especially hazardous waste, treat waste in a way that ensures recovery, dispose of waste that cannot be recovered in an environmentally sound way, prevent pollution, minimize the consequences for human health and the environment; it will ultimately create massive employment and unimaginable wealth for the highly industrious people of Anambra South and Anambra State.

With the notion that waste is a resource in the wrong place, let’s support Chinyelugo for effective and beneficial bills for its management and disposal!

Let’s support Sir Azuka Okwuosa for quality Representation in the Senate.

*AZUKA OKWUOSA MEDIA*

Ambassador Fubara Blessing, the Managing Director and CEO of D’Consiglories LLC, has announced his commitment to organizing and hosting the Niger Delta Music and Arts Project (MAP) as part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). This initiative was initially intended to be one of the eight specimens of PROJECT HOPE by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). However, due to delays attributed to possible internal bottlenecks or other undisclosed reasons within the Commission, stakeholders from across the region have raised concerns about the project’s stagnation.

In response, Ambassador Fubara, who serves as the lead consultant for PROJECT HOPE, has assured the public that MAP will proceed as planned, fully funded by D’Consiglories LLC. Addressing the press in Port Harcourt today February 18th 2025, he stated that he has secured partnerships with leading entertainment industry giants to ensure the success of the project.

“We have a duty to uphold integrity and transparency in our engagements with the people of the Niger Delta. The Niger Delta is rich in talent and potential. The delays in implementing MAP should not deter us from empowering our people. As stakeholders in this region, we have a responsibility to take proactive steps in supporting our youth and providing sustainable opportunities for growth,” said Ambassador Fubara.

The MAP auditions are scheduled to commence on February 28, 2025, across the nine Niger Delta states. This groundbreaking initiative aims to discover and promote talent in music and the arts, providing a platform for young creatives to showcase their skills and gain exposure to national and international audiences.

Beyond MAP, Ambassador Fubara has also pledged to tackle unemployment in the Niger Delta region by leveraging the database system developed for PROJECT HOPE. Through this system, D’Consiglories LLC will facilitate the employment of 18 qualified yet unemployed Niger Deltans every month, offering them opportunities across various industries.
“We are neither halting nor superseding our principal the NDDC; rather, we are fulfilling our commitment and reinforcing our corporate integrity to our stakeholders, ensuring a lasting legacy for future generations”. This initiative commences pending when the Commission would decide to kick-start the programs as promised and unveiled on September 30, 2024.” He also added.

The MAP initiative is expected to be a major milestone in the creative and entertainment industry, further positioning the Niger Delta as a hub for artistic excellence. More details on the audition process and event schedule will be announced in the coming weeks.