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01/20/2025

Nwoko’s Political Shift: What It Means for 2027

By Emmanuel Enebeli

Senator Ned Nwoko’s anticipated defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) signals a significant shift in Delta State's political landscape and poses critical questions about the balance of power heading into the 2027 elections. This development highlights the dissatisfaction within the PDP and the strategic maneuvering by the APC to consolidate its influence in the South-South region. The defection, while still in its consultative phase, has already sparked intense debate on its implications for both Senator Nwoko’s political career and the broader political dynamics in Delta state.

One of the most notable aspects of this move is the light it sheds on the internal crises within the PDP. Senator Nwoko's displeasure with the PDP, according to him, stems from factionalisation of the party, lack of internal democracy and the party congress bears proof to that. There is no transparency in governance and there is no accountable use of resources.

There is no trace of modeling representational democracy which ensures balance of power which is the objective of having the three arms of government. His grievances, including the failure to fund critical projects like the Okpai IPP stepdown and the Ogwashi-Uku Dam, reflect a broader discontent that could weaken the PDP’s grassroots support in Delta North, a region historically vital to its electoral successes.

For the APC, his defection represents an opportunity to capitalize on the disarray within the PDP. The APC’s internal divisions in Delta State have long been a hindrance to its competitiveness. However, the inclusion of a high-profile figure like Nwoko, with his grassroots appeal and developmental agenda, could serve as a unifying force. His entry might encourage the various factions within the APC to close ranks and work towards a common goal, particularly in the Delta North Senatorial District, where his influence is strongest.

From a strategic standpoint, Nwoko’s move could redefine the 2027 electoral dynamics in Delta State. Despite the PDP's dominance in the state, the 2023 elections revealed vulnerabilities, as evidenced by former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa's poor showing in the Delta North LGAs during the presidential election. This underperformance, contrasted with Nwoko’s ability to secure his senatorial victory under the same conditions, underscores his unique appeal and the potential for an upset if he aligns with the APC.

Furthermore, his planned defection raises critical questions about federal attention to Delta North. By joining the ruling party, he positions himself to advocate more effectively for federal support on issues like electricity and water infrastructure. His consultative approach and pragmatic stance on development could attract federal investment to the area, addressing long-standing grievances of marginalization and fostering socio-economic growth.

For the PDP, Nwoko’s departure would be a significant blow, particularly as he is the only PDP senator from Delta State. Losing such a prominent figure could further erode the party’s credibility and weaken its organizational structure in the state. To mitigate this, the PDP must address internal grievances and rebuild trust among its stakeholders, particularly in Delta North, where dissatisfaction with the state government’s performance is palpable.

In Delta North, his defection could reinvigorate the APC’s fortunes, potentially transforming the district into a battleground for the 2027 elections. His emphasis on infrastructure development and his ability to connect with constituents on pressing issues give him a distinct advantage. This shift could also challenge the PDP’s dominance in other parts of Delta State, as political allegiances begin to realign in anticipation of the elections.

Finally, Nwoko’s defection is a reminder of the evolving nature of Nigerian politics. As he consults with his constituents and prepares for the next phase of his political journey, his move underscores the importance of performance and accountability in securing public trust. For those writing off Senator Ned Nwoko in 2027, the dynamics of his defection and his track record suggest otherwise. Facts are indeed sacred, and the coming years will reveal the full impact of this strategic decision.

*Emmanuel Enebeli, Anipr, CEO, Entrepreneur, Public Relations and Media Strategist, Environmental Advocate. Email: [email protected], Phone: +234 (806) 331 9057*

01/09/2025

How Senator Nwoko, a Pan African, was received in Ghana

Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, a distinguished advocate for Pan-African unity, and his wife, renowned actress Regina Daniels, were warmly received by an enthusiastic crowd in Accra, Ghana, as they attended the swearing in of the Newly elected President. The couple's arrival was met with vibrant cheers, reflecting their esteemed status and the excitement surrounding this momentous occasion.

Dressed in elegant attire, Senator Nwoko and Regina Daniels gracefully acknowledged the crowd's admiration, their presence adding a touch of glamour to the ceremonial proceedings. The atmosphere was electric, with cultural performances and colourful displays enhancing the celebratory mood.

Senator Nwoko has consistently utilized his platform to advocate for African integration. He is a fervent proponent of initiatives aimed at unifying the continent, including the promotion of tourism, the advocacy for open borders, the establishment of a common currency, and the adoption of a unified language. These efforts are geared towards creating a more interconnected and prosperous Africa.

In his advocacy, Senator Nwoko emphasizes the importance of easing border restrictions to facilitate free movement across African nations, thereby boosting tourism and economic growth. He also highlights the potential benefits of a unified African currency and a common language in enhancing trade and communication among member states.

The event was a kaleidoscope of cultural diversity, with traditional music, dance, and attire showcasing Ghana's rich heritage. Amidst the presence of dignitaries from all over the continent, Senator Nwoko and Regina Daniels added an extra layer of prestige to the occasion, symbolizing solidarity and shared aspirations for the continent's future.

As the sun set over Accra, the celebrations continued with a vibrant display of fireworks, illuminating the sky and marking the dawn of a new era in Ghana's political landscape. The event not only celebrated a peaceful transition of power but also reinforced the collective hope for a united and thriving Africa.

Hon. Gloria Okolugbo
Director of Communications to Distinguished Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko Writes from Abuja, Nigeria

01/07/2025

Senator Nwoko Attends President Mahama’s Inauguration, Applauds Ghana’s Peaceful Transition

Senator Ned Munir Nwoko, representing Delta North in the National Assembly, was among dignitaries who witnessed the inauguration of John Dramani Mahama as President of the Republic of Ghana, on Tuesday, January 7, in the country’s capital city, Accra.

Responding to journalists at the event, Senator Nwoko praised the smooth transition of power, describing it as a lesson for the rest of West Africa, particularly Nigeria.

“It’s something we have to imbibe,” Senator Nwoko said. “When you lose, you accept the results. That’s the discipline we need to grow our democracy. Elections shouldn’t be a do-or-die affair. When there is a free and fair election, people should accept the outcome.”

The Senator lamented the tendency of some politicians to challenge election results not out of genuine grievance, but to manipulate the judicial process.

“The reason many go to court after they lose is because they believe they can influence the process—confuse or even induce the system. But if we emulate what is happening here in Ghana and in places like America, we can cultivate a culture of free and fair elections,” he explained.

Senator Nwoko stressed that patriotic contestants who prioritize the nation above personal or party interests are critical for strengthening democracy. “It’s not about the individual or the party; it’s about the nation. That mindset is what we need to adopt,” he added.

Expressing admiration for Ghana’s democratic progress, Senator Nwoko congratulated the people and leadership of the country.

“I wholeheartedly congratulate them. That’s why I’m here with my family—to show support and solidarity. What they have done is remarkable, and we on the other side of West Africa must emulate it. Ghana may be the younger brother, but they’ve shown us what’s possible,” he said.

01/06/2025

NED NWOKO EMERGES TOP IN SENATE LIST OF PERFORMING SENATORS

In a blaze of unparalleled excellence, Senator Ned Nwoko representing Delta North in the National Assembly has been ranked among Senators with the highest legislative impact at the National Assembly.

A special report released by the Senate leadership and obtained by EMERALD NEWS listed Senator Nwoko as one of the Senators with the most bills among the 109 Senators.

The report which is subtitled a "Summary of the Senate Amendment Bills under the 10th Senate of the National Assembly" showed that Senator Nwoko initiated 5 bills out of about 30 bills specially listed for deliberation by the Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution.

His bill on Anioma state creation was the only one of such bill listed for consideration, a testament of the seriousness attached to the draft legislation.

Bills on Diaspora voting, Parliamentary System of Government, Local Government Autonomy and life- saving medical aid on Emergency also featured as dominant themes in the constitution review.

Senator Nwoko is credited with a record number of 27 bills and 20 motions on the floor of the Senate, garnered since his inauguration on June 13, 2023, making him one of the most active Senators in the red chambers.

Senator Nwoko had also distinguished himself as a vocal lawmaker with trenchant advocacy on critical national issues.

He had been widely quoted with penetrating insights on security, electricity, water, oil theft, environmental degradation, gas flaring, revamping of the economy, social welfare for vulnerable Nigerians and entrepreneurship for sustainable growth.

To fast track development in Delta North, he recently initiated key projects across the three federal constituencies of Ika, Aniocha/Oshimili , Ndokwa/Ukwuani.

They included Sports facility in Issele-Uku, solar-powered borehole projects in Umunede and Idumuje-Ugboko, solar street light projects in Idumuje-Unor Idumuje-Ugboko, Onicha Ugbo, Asaba and Kwale.

Also undertaken by Senator Nwoko were
construction of a 2 km road project and renovation of police station at Idumuje-Ugboko as well as intervention on the rehabilitation of failed sections of Benin-Asaba expressway with the Ezenei, Okwe, Ubulu - Okoti and Igbodo axis completed.

Over 2,000 persons had benefited from the Senator's skill acquisition and empowerment programmes dedicated to boosting gainful employment, wealth creation and health care among the people.

Last year, Senator Nwoko generally seen as detribalized Deltan, championed the release of the traditional ruler of Ewu kingdom HRM Ovie Clement Ikolo, among others in Ughelli South local government area, who was detained over the bloody Okuama mayhem of March 14, 2024.

01/03/2025

Senator Nwoko Joins Senate Leadership in Strategic Engagement with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu

In a demonstration of unwavering commitment to national development and collaborative governance, Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, representing Delta North Senatorial District, on Monday joined his colleagues in the Senate under the leadership of the Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, on a working visit to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The high-level delegation convened at the president's private residence in Lagos, created opportunity where critical matters of state and the overarching vision for a prosperous Nigeria formed the nucleus of their deliberations.

This engagement underscored the synergy between the Executive and Legislative arms of government, reflecting a shared resolve to chart a transformative course for the nation.

Senator Nwoko, renowned for his intellectual rigor and unrelenting advocacy for the advancement of Delta North and Nigeria at large, reaffirmed his commitment to translating the outcomes of such strategic dialogues into tangible benefits for his constituents.

The discourse highlighted a collective dedication to fostering stability, driving economic growth, and entrenching good governance, serving as a testament to the Senate's alignment with the President’s agenda for national renewal and sustainable progress.

Hon. Gloria Okolugbo
Director Communications
Office of the Senator representing Delta North Senatorial Zone.
Distinguished Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko

01/03/2025

Senator Nwoko envisions Anioma nation that's self-sufficient, prosperous, globally recognized

By Kenneth Orusi

Senator Ned Nwoko representing Delta North in the National Assembly stands as a remarkable figure in the political landscape of Nigeria.

A distinguished lawyer, accomplished businessman, and former member of the House of Representatives, Senator Nwoko is presently advocating for the development of Anioma nation, the region he represents at the Senate. One of his biggest pursuits for the Anioma people is the creation of Anioma state.

His dedication to the creation of Anioma state and upliftment of the Anioma people is evident in his legislative achievements, social initiatives, and commitment to sustainable development. Every move he makes in the senate revolves around the development of the Anioma people.

However, like many regions in Nigeria, the Anioma region faces challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, limited access to education, and healthcare deficits.

As a senator, he has consistently used his connection and contacts to push for increased federal investment in the region, emphasizing the need for better road networks, improved educational institutions, and healthcare facilities.

His advocacy extends beyond politics into philanthropy, where his interventions have had tangible impacts. Many of his duties interventions are expected to come to fruition in this 2025.

One of Nwoko's most notable contributions to Anioma and Nigeria is his philanthropic work. Through the Prince Ned Nwoko Foundation, he has spearheaded several initiatives aimed at alleviating poverty, improving education, and enhancing healthcare.

His foundation has provided scholarships to indigent students in the region, empowering them with the education, a necessary weapon to achieve their dreams. This investment in human capital aligns with his belief that the Anioma nation's future rests on its youth.

Senator Nwoko's commitment to public health is also commendable. He has been a prominent advocate for malaria eradication in Nigeria and across the Africa continent.

His initiative, the Ned Nwoko Malaria Eradication Project, aims to eliminate malaria through vaccine research, environmental sanitation, and public awareness campaigns.

This project underscores his dedication to solving one of Africa's most persistent healthcare challenges. And he is on his way to winning the war.

In addition to his political and philanthropic efforts, Senator Nwoko is a strong proponent of preserving and promoting Anioma's cultural heritage.

He has invested in cultural festivals, arts, and traditional institutions, recognizing their role in fostering unity and pride among Anioma people.

His efforts to promote Anioma's identity have contributed to a renewed sense of belonging and cultural pride among the people.

Senator Nwoko envisions an Anioma nation that is self-sufficient, prosperous, and globally recognized. He has advocated for the diversification of the region’s economy through agriculture, tourism, and industrialization.

His tourism projects, including the proposed establishment of a world-class tourism destination in Delta State, are designed to create jobs, attract investment, and showcase Anioma's rich cultural and natural resources.

As a visionary leader, Nwoko understands the importance of sustainable development. He has called for environmentally friendly practices and policies that protect the Anioma region's unique biodiversity.

His advocacy for clean energy and sustainable agricultural practices is a testament to his forward-thinking approach. His push for this is self-evidence.

Senator Nwoko embodies the essence of a modern leader—dedicated, visionary, and deeply rooted in his cultural heritage. His advocacy for the Anioma nation transcends rhetoric, manifesting in tangible actions that have impacted countless lives.

Whether through his legislative efforts, philanthropic initiatives, or cultural preservation projects, Nwoko continues to set an example of leadership that prioritizes the well-being of the people.

As the Anioma nation looks to the future, Senator Nwoko remains a beacon of hope, inspiring a new generation to embrace their identity, harness their potential, and strive for collective progress. His enduring legacy is a testament to his unwavering commitment to the Anioma cause.

Kenneth Orusi, is the Publisher and Editor-in-chief of The Story and Chairman, ICC, Delta NUJ.

12/29/2024

Ewu monarch thanks Senator Nwoko over efforts in release of Okuama leader

His Royal Majesty, Clement Ikolo, Urhukpe I, Ovie of Ewu Kingdom, has extended appreciation to Senator Ned Nwoko, representing the Delta North in the National Assembly, for his instrumental role in the recent release of an Okuama leader who was arrested by the military several months ago.

In a statement, the monarch acknowledged Senator Nwoko’s commitment to the plight of the Okuama people and his dedicated efforts in advocating for peace and reconciliation.

“We are grateful for the timely intervention and support of Senator Nwoko, which led to the release of one of the community leaders.

“His actions have not only brought relief to the Okuama community but have also reaffirmed our faith in collaborative leadership,” the monarch said.

The release of the Okuama leader has been a significant relief for the local community, which had been deeply affected by the incident.

The monarch emphasized the importance of dialogue and understanding in resolving conflicts and expressed hope that this event would foster greater unity and peace within the area.

Credit: Daily Shine Nigeria

12/28/2024

Senator Nwoko and a galaxy of awards

By Fred Odu

As the saying goes, there is no hiding place for a gold fish.

For a man who has dedicated his life to service to humanity, fighting for equity and justice for all in the Nigerian Senate where he stands tall in his representation of the Delta North senatorial district, nothing short of accolades, encomiums and recognitions are expected.

More importantly, such recognitions, which have come from reputable organisations, even from outside of Delta State, all acknowledged that Senator Nwoko has, within a space of 18 months in the saddle, done what the average Senator would not do in four years.

In the past one month, the Star Prince has had to his credit, 4 awards, which are worthy of note.

On December 1, 2024, he was conferred with the highly coveted Social Impact of the Decade award at the Megastar Man of the Decade Awards (Africa).

Celebrated Senator Nwoko’s visionary leadership, transformative initiatives, and unwavering dedication to improving lives and fostering sustainable development over the past decade, earned him the award at the inaugural ceremony by Megastar, held in Asokoro, Abuja.

Receiving the award, Senator Nwoko, represented by his Communications Director, Hon. Gloria Okolugbo, reiterated his tireless commitment to public service and his deep compassion for humanity, pointing out that he had been able to make immeasurable impact across critical sectors such as health, education, and infrastructure.

“My support for the people of Delta North and Nigerians at large has been nothing short of transformation, an impact that transcends mere statistics and resonates deeply within communities”, the Senator remarked.

The Megastar Man of the Decade Awards, put together by Ifetayo Adeniyi Moses, Publisher, Megastar Life & Style Magazine, was more than a celebration, it was a testament to the enduring power of vision, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to a better society.

Nine days later, the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA), named Senator Prince Ned Nwoko the recipient of its prestigious 2024 Human Rights Man of the Year Award.

The award, which was in commemoration of the 2024 International Human Rights Day in Abuja, recognized his exemplary contributions to legislative excellence, community development, and the advancement of human rights in Nigeria.

HURIWA, while describing Ned Nwoko as a “beacon of hope for Delta North”, stated that he was selected for the award in recognition of his outstanding performance in the 10th Senate, and for his transformative initiatives that have positively impacted Delta North and beyond, noting that his sponsorship of 25 bills and 19 motions are of great significance, not only to his constituents, but to the generality of Nigerians, and especially his passion for the creation of Anioma State.

Following closely, the Special Monitoring Mission of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) in Nigeria honoured Distinguished Senator Prince (Dr.) Ned Nwoko with a Global Leadership Award, reserved for individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership on a global scale.

Making the presentation at the National Assembly, the National Coordinator of the Transnational Intergovernmental Organization in Nigeria, Engr. Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, conveyed the commendation of IHRC’s Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission in Nigeria, Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, underscoring Senator Nwoko’s antecedents in the 10th National Assembly.

He stated that Senator Ned Nwoko had sponsored several bills at the Nigerian Senate, focusing on key areas impacting the nation’s growth and development, some of which covered economic development, social welfare, and healthcare reforms.

In the same context, Fidelis Onakpoma, IHRC’s Head of Media and Strategic Communications, in his remarks, said Senator Nwoko’s distinguished reputation, charismatic leadership, and youth-oriented approach had earned him significant acclaim and support from Nigerian youths, both within the country and in the diaspora.

On December 21, the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa came alive as distinguished personalities from across Nigeria gathered for the CEOs Network Africa Award Night, a grand event dedicated to celebrating excellence in leadership, innovation, and transformative contributions to societal and economic development.

Among the honorees was Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, representing Delta North in the National Assembly, who received a special recognition award for Mentorship Excellence.

This accolade underscored his outstanding achievements and impact in the line of legislative service.

In his acceptance speech, the Senator expressed gratitude for the recognition and emphasized the importance of mentorship and leadership in building a prosperous Nigeria, shedding light on two key legislative initiatives that exemplify his commitment to national progress:

1. The Enterprise Promotion Bill – A proposed legislation designed to inject ₦50 million into Nigerian enterprises, with a specific focus on empowering young entrepreneurs and fostering innovation.

2. The CBN Act Amendment Bill – A bold reform aimed at banning payments of exports, including crude oil proceeds and salaries, in foreign currencies to strengthen the naira and promote economic stability.

This award was particularly significant to Senator Ned Nwoko, as it coincided with his 64th birth anniversary and could best be taken to be a highly cherished birthday gift.

Fred Odu
Editor
Gallant Reporters

12/28/2024

Senator Nwoko's fight for reparation of injustice to Africa

By Julius Oweh

At the zenith of colonial exploitation of Africa, a British scholar dripping with arrogance and false sense of racial superiority said that a great nation is known by the colonies she acquired. Irked by the statement, Vladimir Lenin, a leading communist light replied that colonialism was the highest and worst form of capitalism. The European nations believed that Africa could be balkanized in their spheres of influence at the Berlin conference.

Apart from exploiting the resources of Africa, there was outright stealing of artifacts and gold in Africa. Some of such art works are still domiciled in European museums. The British expedition to Benin kingdom not only led to the sack of the Oba, invaluable works of arts were carted away.

Some Nigerian historians maintain that the level of poverty in the continent could be traced to the pillaging of Africa by the marauding invaders. MKO Abiola, the flamboyant politician and philanthropist, the winner of the 1993 annulled presidential election was in the forefront for reparations and compensation to Africa by the European nations.

Today, a senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is in the forefront in the campaign for reparations and repatriations to Africa. Senator Ned Nwoko as the chairman of the Senate committee on reparations and repatriations is scout ready to fight so that the injustice of the past years to Africa can be corrected.

Recently the committee met in Abuja and these are some of the terms of reference. That it has been saddled with a significant mandate, including investigating historical wrongs done to communities and individuals across Nigeria and recommending appropriate reparations.

Another mandate is the repatriation of cultural artifacts that were stolen from Nigeria and are currently held in foreign countries.

Speaking at the meeting of the committee, Senator Nwoko expressed confidence in the members of the committee, adding that with their wealth of experience, the committee would succeed.

Listen to the distinguished senator: 'There is no doubt in my mind therefore that the committee will deliver on its core mandates with significance and high level of success.

"It is on this note that I seek your unhindered cooperation and understanding as we navigate the water of this very important committee.'

Nwoko further explained that when necessary, the committee would pursue legal redress through international courts to ensure that justice is served.
For the senator representing Delta North, as an international lawyer of repute, he is in his elements as regards
international law practice.

He also maintained that his committee shall not be a solo effort. That the committee would collaborate with traditional rulers, civil society organizations, and international partners, including the United Nations and the African Union.

This is a tall order and that the European nations would not gladly agree to the demands for reparations. Unlike MKO Abiola campaign of reparations, Senator Nwoko's committee has the support of the federal government.

It is now left for the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to seek the support and understanding of the African Union so that those who exploited Africa and stole her artifacts should not only pay reparations and repatriations, an apology should be extracted from them.

This is what Ned Nwoko and his senate committee want to achieve for Nigerians and indeed the rest of African nations. The truth must be told, colonialism was a nightmarish experience that beggared the continent development and progress.

Julius Oweh
Publisher/Editor in Chief
The Pond News

10/31/2024

You've sponsored bills, moved motions that could take a federal lawmaker 2 tenures to move - National TV anchor tells Nwoko

A Channels Television anchor, Seun Okinbaloye, has thumbed up for Senator Ned Nwoko representing Delta North in the national assembly.

Okinbaloye, reputed for his critical stance against interviewees, commended Senator Nwoko over the number of bills and motions he has moved within the one year and four months he has been at the national assembly.

Specifically, Okinbaloye told Senator Nwoko that he has a long list of bills and motions he has moved within the short period he has been in the senate.

According to him: "Some of the motions and bills you have moved on the floor of the Senate is what a federal lawmaker would spend a tenure or two to move, but you have done that in far less than two years."

Okinbaloye made the remark during a live television session with Senator Nwoko after participating in the screening of newly appointed ministers at the national assembly.

In the session, the television anchor man drew the attention of the senator to a particular bill which he has brought to the senate for consideration.

The bill sponsored by Senator Nwoko is aimed at renaming the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development to National Social Security Agency.

Senator Nwoko revealed that the agency he is proposing to replace the ministry is to make the ministry to be more data driven where data of all Nigerians irrespective of socio-economic and political status will be collected for proper planning and documentation.

He said: "We need to have data of everyone from the units to the ward, from the local government to the state. There should be data base for everybody in Nigeria."

He said what he is advocating for has never been done before in Nigeria. He said the objective is to identify those in need from all the communities in the nation. He noted that the ministry of humanitarian affairs has been given so much budget but the funds are not reaching the people they were meant to serve.

He said the previous stakeholders in the ministry employ means that do not connect the expected beneficiaries to the agency, hence the funds get to the wrong hands.

Arising from this, he said the agency he is proposing is to have a national data base which will capture everyone irrespective of the individual's socio-economic and political status.

"It's about capturing every individual in Nigeria - civil servants, self employed, the sick, students, the deformed and the vulnerable, the rich, the poor and all classes of people. Nigeria needs to work with verifiable information.

"We should target the disables and the vulnerables. We must look at people who are really in need. They are many in Nigeria. This ministry has not done that.

"The ministry has been using consultants to help them compile names and N100bn is made available to them. They decide who should be given the money. Maybe to their families and friends and those who supported them. But not to those who need the money.

"With this data, we can plan Nigeria. We can plan for the vulnerable. Before releasing money to the ministry, let's fix this first," Senator Nwoko insisted.

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