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Abia 2027: The naysayers can rant but can’t erase, By Ferdinand Ekeoma

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Heap of trash at Isi Gate, Umuahia, before Governor Alex Otti assumed office

‘This spectacle diminished the standing of every Abian at home and in the diaspora. It buried our dignity in the mud. It made Abia and Abians objects of caricature.’

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