TRENDING
How I killed my girlfriend after HIV dispute — Suspect • NURTW, others threaten shutdown over Enugu govt dues collection policy • World powers gather in Pacific to chart climate battle • North Industrial Area fire: AMA clears Kofikrom structures to open emergency routes • Ho Central MP launches three-month free media training for youth • Mmoja apotea kwa siku 20 katika migogoro ya wakulima, wafugaji Lindi • I could not let all those people die, Pilot in flydubai attack says • Why I lost to Phyna – Nkechi Blessing • Adebayo to IGP: Rescue abducted Imo corps members now • President Mahama visits Hohoe today following flood disaster • Mahama welcomes Mercy Ships back to Ghana for fifth mission since 1991 • ‘May due process prevail’ – Patrick Boamah speaks on Baffour Awuah’s EOCO case • ‘Bail is not punishment’ – Kwaku Azar questions EOCO's GH¢50m bail for Baffour Awuah • Electricity restored in two states as TCN repairs Kainji-Birnin Kebbi Transmission Line • 115 charges: Man City confirm they have appealed Premier League verdict • ‘I’m over N50m richer’ — Nkechi Blessing fires back at critics • Celebrity boxing: Never been involved in physical fight – Nkechi Blessing after defeat to Phyna • Fire destroys shops, goods at Abuja’s Kugbo furniture market • Rights groups rally behind Standard after pro-gov't supporters stage demos • Man City’s Case Has ‘Significant Implications For The Integrity’ Of Football, Says England FA • How I killed my girlfriend after HIV dispute — Suspect • NURTW, others threaten shutdown over Enugu govt dues collection policy • World powers gather in Pacific to chart climate battle • North Industrial Area fire: AMA clears Kofikrom structures to open emergency routes • Ho Central MP launches three-month free media training for youth • Mmoja apotea kwa siku 20 katika migogoro ya wakulima, wafugaji Lindi • I could not let all those people die, Pilot in flydubai attack says • Why I lost to Phyna – Nkechi Blessing • Adebayo to IGP: Rescue abducted Imo corps members now • President Mahama visits Hohoe today following flood disaster • Mahama welcomes Mercy Ships back to Ghana for fifth mission since 1991 • ‘May due process prevail’ – Patrick Boamah speaks on Baffour Awuah’s EOCO case • ‘Bail is not punishment’ – Kwaku Azar questions EOCO's GH¢50m bail for Baffour Awuah • Electricity restored in two states as TCN repairs Kainji-Birnin Kebbi Transmission Line • 115 charges: Man City confirm they have appealed Premier League verdict • ‘I’m over N50m richer’ — Nkechi Blessing fires back at critics • Celebrity boxing: Never been involved in physical fight – Nkechi Blessing after defeat to Phyna • Fire destroys shops, goods at Abuja’s Kugbo furniture market • Rights groups rally behind Standard after pro-gov't supporters stage demos • Man City’s Case Has ‘Significant Implications For The Integrity’ Of Football, Says England FA
2027: I’ll quit guber race – ADC candidate, Kalu challenges Otti
Back to Home

2027: I’ll quit guber race – ADC candidate, Kalu challenges Otti

Daily Post about 1 hour 2 mins read


The African Democratic Congress, ADC, governorship candidate for Abia State, Kalu Kalu, has challenged Governor Alex Otti to identify any project executed by his administration in Ohafia Local Government Area.

Kalu, who hails from Ohafia, said he would withdraw from the 2027 governorship race if Otti’s administration can show evidence of a single project completed in the local government.

He threw the challenge at Otti during an interview on Arise TV’s The Morning Show on Friday.

Kalu claimed that Ohafia Local Government Area had received over N16 billion in allocations over the past three and a half years, but alleged that there was no visible state government project in the area.

“I am from Ohafia LG of Abia State, and I’m placing it on record here that my local government has received over N16 billion for the past three and a half years,” he said.

He challenged Arise TV to visit Ohafia and ask Otti and his aides to identify any project the state government has executed in the area.

“Let Alex Otti and his handlers show your station any project that his government has done for the people of Ohafia Local Government. Not one,” he said.

Kalu added that he would abandon his governorship ambition if the television station could identify one project undertaken by Otti’s administration in the local government.

“If your station will go to Ohafia Local Government and show one single project Alex Otti has done for the people of Ohafia Local Government, I will drop my gubernatorial ambition,” he said.

2027: I’ll quit guber race – ADC candidate, Kalu challenges Otti

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.