TRENDING

Danny Welbeck leads Chelsea past Luton but Enzo Fernández misses Carabao Cup tie • FG unveils five-year plan to curb alcohol-related harm • Ikpeme, ex-deputy general secretary, to oversee NFF Secretariat • Only nine countries endorse ‘Borrowers’ Platform’ amid concerns over African nations’ debt burden • 91.4% of personal pension accounts remain unfunded – PenCom ‌‍‌‍⁠⁠‌‍‍‍ • Struggling Inter Miami hire Kily González as new head coach • Katsina equips new cancer centre to curb medical tourism • Florence “Cuppy” Otedola Steps Into Her Next Chapter With Purpose, Freedom & a Deeper Sense of Self • Man arrested over defilement of eight-month-old stepdaughter in Bauchi • Lagos, Canadian envoy seek stronger tourism promotion • Atlético Madrid chief insists Júlian Alvarez will ‘never, ever’ be sold to Barcelona • Nigeria commiserates with Nepal over landslides, flash floods • Optimus Prime voice actor in ‘Transformers’ Peter Cullen dies at 85 • Raphinha, Lopez Strike As Barca Beat Athletic Bilbao • Arteta braced for ‘tough’ Martinelli, Jesus exits from Arsenal • [VIDEO] Since I Became Governor, I Have Not Borrowed One Kobo — Uba Sani • Lake Ontario: Carney rejects Trump’s renaming, says name will remain • Arteta Ready For ‘Tough’ Martinelli, Jesus Exits From Arsenal • APC women urge Remi Tinubu to push for more women in politics • Kaduna pays N6.7bn monthly on inherited loans, says Uba Sani • Danny Welbeck leads Chelsea past Luton but Enzo Fernández misses Carabao Cup tie • FG unveils five-year plan to curb alcohol-related harm • Ikpeme, ex-deputy general secretary, to oversee NFF Secretariat • Only nine countries endorse ‘Borrowers’ Platform’ amid concerns over African nations’ debt burden • 91.4% of personal pension accounts remain unfunded – PenCom ‌‍‌‍⁠⁠‌‍‍‍ • Struggling Inter Miami hire Kily González as new head coach • Katsina equips new cancer centre to curb medical tourism • Florence “Cuppy” Otedola Steps Into Her Next Chapter With Purpose, Freedom & a Deeper Sense of Self • Man arrested over defilement of eight-month-old stepdaughter in Bauchi • Lagos, Canadian envoy seek stronger tourism promotion • Atlético Madrid chief insists Júlian Alvarez will ‘never, ever’ be sold to Barcelona • Nigeria commiserates with Nepal over landslides, flash floods • Optimus Prime voice actor in ‘Transformers’ Peter Cullen dies at 85 • Raphinha, Lopez Strike As Barca Beat Athletic Bilbao • Arteta braced for ‘tough’ Martinelli, Jesus exits from Arsenal • [VIDEO] Since I Became Governor, I Have Not Borrowed One Kobo — Uba Sani • Lake Ontario: Carney rejects Trump’s renaming, says name will remain • Arteta Ready For ‘Tough’ Martinelli, Jesus Exits From Arsenal • APC women urge Remi Tinubu to push for more women in politics • Kaduna pays N6.7bn monthly on inherited loans, says Uba Sani

August 27, 2026|23:16

Back to Home

Abia

FOR THE RECORD: Text of Gov Otti’s broadcast marking 35th anniversary of Abia creation on 27 August

Premium TImes about 2 hours 1 mins read

Governor Alex Otti of Abia state [PHOTO CREDIT: Alex C. Otti]

“Our joy on this momentous occasion does not come from a place of vanity; it is firmed on the conviction that a new epoch is upon us, our moment has arrived, and with gratitude, we shall seize the opportunities of our day to create a better world for those coming after us,” Mr Otti says.

The post FOR THE RECORD: Text of Gov Otti’s broadcast marking 35th anniversary of Abia creation on 27 August appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article