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Name: Dr. Andrew I. E. Ewoh on Feb 26, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Chibuzo Nweke on Feb 26, 2008Comments: They say seen is believing, I have gone and seen things for myself and I can confortably say that Gov. Chime Sullivan is doing a very good work in Enugu State. Keep up the good work. GOD BlessFlag
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Name: OKEKE on Feb 26, 2008Comments: His Excellency, Governor Sullivan I. Chime deserves the unflinching support and encouragement of all well-meaning Enuguites at home and in Diaspora, for his administration's diligence in delivering quality services to many towns and villages of the state. I am indeed very satisfied and proud to identify with reports of the Governor's focus on poverty-alleviation programs and projects as well his administration's widespread distribution of essential amenities to various geo-political zones of the state. Kudos to the Governor and all members of his administration.Flag
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Name: Odo Ethelbert on Feb 29, 2008Comments: The works you have done speaks for you. We lived in the state for years and we can tell and talk a about other past leaders. So far you have done well and it is my prayers that you continue to improve and that God will make the oponents see, accept and support the truth. may God shower yo, your family and your advisers with good health and wisdom to continue. God will grant you justiceand you will continue to lead us through your tenure. You have my support and anything you think I could do.Flag
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Name: Omenka Ejike Eze on Feb 29, 2008Comments: Gov. Chime is the best thing that has happened to Enugu State. The vision he has for the state is unparalleled. Every well-meaning citizen of Enugu State should through his or her support behind Gov. Chime.Flag
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Name: Chief Alex Ozomma on Mar 3, 2008Comments: Am fully in support of the best Governor Enugu State has ever had. I have never seen such a tremendous improvement in security, roads, payment of salaries, freedom of speech, etc. May the almighty God continue to bless you as continue to serve and move the people of Enugu State foward. Alex Ozomma.Flag
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Name: IKE EZEKWU(Snr) on Mar 4, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Levi N. Onyiah on Mar 4, 2008Comments: Governor S. Chime, Thank you for the job that you are doing. For the first time I returned to Nigeria, nobody came to my house to eat rice only to drink hot drinks that I brought from US. Thank you again.Flag
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Name: Mazi Odera on Mar 4, 2008Comments: Mazi Chime may have build Heaven on earth but the truth is that he came in through the channel made for criminals.If you ask me ,he is still a stooge and in the mold of that OKIJA ORDAINED ,Juju swearing Ngige .If Suliven thinks he has what it takes to Govern Enugu state ,he should abide by the tribunal ruling and run for a fresh election ,if he win then he got my respect but for now ,oka bu aja mbene !!!Flag
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Name: Obinna Ekwom on Mar 6, 2008Comments: God bless the works of the hands of his servant Sullivan, may he never depart from the trail he's blazing.Flag
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Name: Okezie Nd Uleanya on Mar 6, 2008Comments: While I support Governor Chime for the things I had his is doing now in Enugu State, I take exception to the fact that of all the places you mentioned roads and other infrastructural developments are taking place, there is no mention of emene. why! My thinking is because, every other administration in enugu state has always forgotton that emene is part of enugu state and one of the suburbs in enugu. Why can't your governors direct the local government chairmen to embark on even constructing laterite roads in places like emene. Do you know that apart from abakaliki road, and the now nchatancha road, there is no street in emene that can be said to be motorable. Governor Chime, well done so far, but remember the down troden people of emene. I am not an enugu state indegine but I belong to the down troden at all times. You will surely survive at the appeal court by the Grace of God so long as you have decided to carve a ninche for yourself.Flag
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Name: Kenneth Ugwu on Mar 6, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: Amauchechukwu Nwakanma on Mar 9, 2008Comments: he i s my man,if you like it or notFlag
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Name: Chris Okeh on Mar 10, 2008Comments: Sullivan Chime is GOD sent to deliver Wawa people from bondage.Flag
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Name: Nkiru Ugwuadu on Mar 11, 2008Comments: Unity and PeaceFlag
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Name: NGOZI IWORAH on May 4, 2008Comments: Nna a jide k' ijiFlag
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Name: Dons Eze on May 6, 2008Comments: Sullivan Chime has brought new hope to Enugu people and he needs to be supported by all to enable him do more.Flag
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Name: Agbo, Victor on May 27, 2008Comments: People of Enugu State are grateful and glad for the kind of positive transformations Gov. Chime is producing, payment of wages, expansion of economy, security in the state, rebuilding of infrastuctures, employing professionals, encouraging agricultural base, and bringing credibility to the Enugu State Government. These are facts, not opinions.Flag
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Name: Uju on Jul 8, 2008Comments: he is one sidedFlag
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Name: K Onyebuchi Onyema on Aug 16, 2008Comments:Flag
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Name: EMMANUEL ANIKWE on Sep 15, 2008Comments: i am in support of development in enugu state may God give him more wisdom to continue the good workFlag
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Name: Moses C. Ikechukwu on Dec 11, 2008Comments: I deeply appreciate the massive road maintainace going on in Enugu city, and other archievable mandates to people of Enugu State, done by Governor Sullivan Chime, But I am not happy he has upto date not granted my request.Flag
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Name: Blessing Onu on Jan 8, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Chukwudi Onuigbo on Feb 5, 2009Comments: The Governor Sullivan Chime is a great man and a true son of Udi. I am proud of him and wish him all the best. I want Sullivan Chime to know that we are all behind him. He is the beloved son of Enugu, he is the son of hope who has ushered in the golden age of developement in Enugu and in Nigeria as a whole. In fact he is not just a hero he is a saint.Flag
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Name: Eze Livinus on Nov 13, 2009Comments: I am very happy and one among many who is in support that Chime should stare in Office for donckey years as his language,love and sincererity is speaking in Enugu State. I will also like to use this medium to remind him of our delapidated Road from Obollo-Afor to either Eha-Amufu or Obollo-Eke.We are dammed in need of your wonderful works sir.This is quite federal raod but you stand as our pillar in the presence of federal Government. Do well sir to help us.May God be by you always. Engr.Eze Livinus CoRen registered.Flag
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Name: OZOAGU ANTHONY CHINEDU on Jan 21, 2010Comments: Am supporting his Excellency, over the entire work he is doing in Enugu, especially in the areas of infrastructural development. i must say categorically that Enugu is now working.Flag
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Name: Chukwudi Onovo on Feb 21, 2010Comments: I was at Enugu this past christmas. i have to commend the Governor on the good work he is doing in Enugu. The cleanliness, road network of the city and most importantly making Enugu the safest city in the country now. Sir. you have my VOTE come 2011.Flag
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Name: Emeka Ugwu on Feb 21, 2010Comments: He deserves much more than a second term. This youngman, after a second term, should be drafted to the federal level for better things for us. As a matter of fact, he has done marvelously well to deserve everybody's support. His strides in Enugu State speak for themselves.Flag
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Name: Chukwuemeka Anthony Nwankwo on Mar 7, 2010Comments: May the Almighty GOD be- with and bless our dear Governor Sullivan Chime and the people of Enugu State. My dearest people of Enugu State, the difference is crystally clear,our Gov. deserves a second term, to continue with the transformation of our State.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2010Comments: The government still need to do more to make Enugu State free of kidnappers, armed robbers, sense of insecurity. Enugu used to be a peaceful town that many people travelled to if they wanted a peaceful moment. I don't know what happened. I am from Amechi Awkunanaw, and would like to see more of the government presence in Awkunanaw. My prayer is that we will all live as one big family in pursuance is a better Enugu State instead being divided for any reason. We can always agree to disagree in a civil manner instead of being vicious.Flag
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Name: Theresa Orah on Mar 15, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Dr Albert Ugwudike on Mar 15, 2010Comments: He is simply wonderful. We will not let the rogues and hooligans distract himFlag
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Name: Adanna Okoro on Mar 20, 2010Comments: Yes, I support Chime 2011. Enugu State has seen tremendous change and progress under your leadership. You have scarified selflessly to push your progressive agenda for Enugu Citizens and we welcome them wholeheartedly. We still have a lot to do especially in the area of children and family services. The programs and activities we had in Enugu in 1980’s is part of the positive influences of my life today. Today’s society differs greatly from the societies that came before it and as we change with the times let us carry forth solid agendas and workable programs for our children and families well being. We must advocate for systems that supports our children’s well being from childhood to adulthood and members of the society at large. Once again yes to Chime 2011 Adanna Okoro (773) 443 6516Flag
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Name: Adanna Okoro on Mar 20, 2010Comments: Yes, I support Chime 2011. Enugu State has seen tremendous change and progress under your leadership. You have scarified selflessly to push your progressive agenda for Enugu Citizens and we welcome them wholeheartedly. We still have a lot to do especially in the area of children and family services. The programs and activities we had in Enugu in 1980’s is part of the positive influences of my life today. Today’s society differs greatly from the societies that came before it and as we change with the times let us carry forth solid agendas and workable programs for our children and family well being. We must advocate for systems that supports our children’s well being from childhood to adulthood and members of the society at large. Once again yes to Chime 2011 Adanna Okoro - Community Organizer/Engagement ACO Entertainment - www.acoentertainment.com (site in progress) Independent BeautyConsultant - www.marykay.com/adanna Cheap International Calls- www.rebtel.com/u/0593582506 (773) 443 6516Flag
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Name: Ed Nebo on Mar 20, 2010Comments: Who is the commissioner for Education in Enugu State and what is his/her background.? Will any of us or top Government officials keep their children in Primary schools with this level of standard? This is the kind of issues I want the state government to address.If the commissioner for Education is incompetent, you should fire him/ her and replace him /her with a capable hand.Education is too important to be in the hands of a medicore performer or an intern.Without strong Education and vocational programs,Enugu will never be a great State.I fully understand that we have limited resources ,what about discipline and Leadership?Most of you will remember when Trans-Ekulu Primary school was the best Primary school in Enugu.What happened?As soon as Enugu state was created and Anambra indigenes said F.. Eungu people and the standard too a nose dive. What Anambra indigenes subsequently did was to move their children to University Primary school in Enugu Campus.Some of you know the current Governor,call his attention to this matter.I once suggested that Enugu Government should establish local property tax system that will soley be used to improve Primary schools in the entire state and one Anambra man got so offended that he walked out of the discussion.All of us pay property taxes in United States and I told the guy if you don't like it,sell your house in Independence Layout,rent or move out of Enugu.We will not miss you.I told him you want all the "goodies" in Enugu state such as security,clean environment, entertain, good government ,good people etc but you don't want to pay to Educate future Leaders of Enugu?The ugly thing about this exchange is that this guy is my friend and neighbour who studied in United States and fully settled in Nigeria.I told him "better soup na money maker ma" In 1974,I passed the entrance examination to the elite Nigeria military school Zaria.Anambra and Imo state applicants scored the highest score[ 90%&above] while some states in the North were averaging 60%.We are currently with the North as far Education is concern. At that time Nigeria govt. was using the quota system and 12 applicants were selected from each state. Are we playing with our kids life?This is a price all of us will pay if it is not addressed immediately. My people speak up on issues such as this one.Getting the attention of government is like teaching an elephant a tap dance when you find a soft spot,you start poking.. PDP in Enugu State should give Governor a complete free hand to recurit professionals who are capable and qualify to do the job. The Governor will not do the work alone,he needs your support.Thank you. Ed Neboh Washington DC Read below what prompted my second posting on the status of Education in Enugu state.This is not a sitution that will get better by dragging your feet.The threat is real. Friday, March 19, 2010 Nigerian Punch Enugu schools yet to adopt new curriculum - Investigation Adelani Adepegba, Limited access to the Universal Basic Education curriculum by teachers has raised questions about the quality of teaching and academic standards in public schools in Enugu State. advertisement Investigations by our correspondent indicated that many teachers were still using the outdated curriculum that could no longer meet the needs of the pupils in a rapidly changing world. The new UBE curriculum was introduced in 2005 by the Federal Government. The former curriculum was dropped because it could not meet the goals of acquisition of entrepreneurial skills, strategic communication skills, functional literacy and numeracy and had no support for reducing poverty, creating jobs and wealth for products of the nation's school system. The new curriculum was believed to have taken into accounts the targets of National Economic Empowerment Development Strategy of value re-orientation, poverty eradication, job creation and wealth generation. In the new curriculum, subjects such as basic science and basic technology replaced primary science and introductory technology; cultural and creative arts are presented an integrated subject, while Information and Communication Technology and French are core subjects. Though many teachers in junior secondary schools in Enugu metropolis have been given copies of the UBE curriculum, findings showed that majority of teachers, particularly those in the rural areas have not been provided with the important document. As such, the affected teachers still teach outmoded topics and their pupils do not have the benefit of being instructed in new core and elective subjects prepared to reduce over loading of the curriculum contents. The affected teachers, who expressed concern at a sensitisation and advocacy workshop on the new nine-year Basic Education Curriculum workshop organised by the Nigerian Educational and Research Council in Enugu admitted that they had never seen the new curriculum since it was launched in 2008. The teachers said that they were using textbooks not compliant with the curriculum and expressed worries about the fate of their pupils in the coming external examination. The Executive Secretary, NERDC, Prof. Godswill Obioma, had expressed surprise over the teachers' disclosure, saying the document had been in use in other states of the federation.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 20, 2010Comments: I believe this is the only governance we have had in enugu state. Please the man should continue.Flag
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Name: EGBO CHIJIOKE on Mar 20, 2010Comments: The evident perfect infrastructural push coupled with an examplary leadership so far exhibited by SULLIVAN in Enugu state easily proves his credence for a re-run . Please , support & commit quality time for his re-election ; It's Not About Him , it's about our future & kids .Flag
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Name: Emma Okafor on Mar 23, 2010Comments: Enugu State Finally got it right, let no one mess it up. Gov. Sully deserves even third term. We need four more yrs of Gov. Sully to place Enugu back to its' deserving place in History. Stay focused Sully and keep starring straight. All those distractors have nothing to offer to the Great State of Enugu which you have taken to higher ground.I appeal to all citizens of Enugu state to give their maximum support to gov. Chime to continue the upward movement of Economic development of the Great state of Enugu.Flag
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Name: Kenneth Eze Alias Ochendo. on Mar 24, 2010Comments: Safety is a great concern in the south east of Nigeria.Flag
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Name: Nicholas Agbo on Apr 2, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Alum Prince on Apr 2, 2010Comments: Much has been done. Now is the time to invest in quality and free education. Our public shools are in disaray because the educated few has moved their kids to private schools. Parent teachers association has no more voice to confront the decay currently going on.Flag
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Name: Anthony .o. Ogbodo on Apr 3, 2010Comments: To His Excellency Governor Chime, Keep up with the good job that you are doing for our people of Enugu State. Our ears heard of it; our eyes then saw it, and our mouths would definitely testify to the world the good job you‘ve done. As Oliver Twist once said, “I want some more” we the Enugu State people are saying Give us some more! …. Anthony. O. Ogbodo CA, USA.Flag
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Name: Johnny Nweze on Apr 6, 2010Comments: Sullivan is a rare blessing to the people of Enugu. We need none other than Sullivan as our Governor come 2011. May God keep him and enrich his wisdom for good governance as well as sorround him with good people for our people. Amen.Flag
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Name: Okechukwu Nweze on Apr 7, 2010Comments: There is no man on earth that has the ability to satisfy his own needs not to talk of other peoples needs, however to whom much is giving much will always be expected of that person the people of Enugu are known for obedient and patient people, and we will wait for the right time to make our opinion open to the governor and his cabinets because we all know that the governor may not be the right person to accuse of not doing all the jobs on the ground, like the Enugu Abakaliki express way, Owo, Amankanu and Ubahu road, which we found out that some people in the cabinet are using to enrich their pocket should be checked because this roads are in very bad shape, as we wait for the governor to address this issue as a matter of urgency .before the next election for there will be no better way to convince the people than to meet their needs, by fixing this road.Flag
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Name: Ugwuja Innocent on Apr 14, 2010Comments: my governor,keep doing your good work in our state, it shall be well with you.Flag
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Name: Onome. on Apr 21, 2010Comments: when he newly came into power "bad belle" people said he rigged the elections. Now that he is working, where are this noise makers? in my own opinion, if rigging elections mean bringing good people like Governor Chime, then let rigging continue. onome in ughelli delta state.Flag
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Name: Augustine A. Anih on Apr 23, 2010Comments: Governor Chime, Jude Akubilo and team are doing a great job for our state. We must re-elect the Chime and his cabinet members.Flag
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Name: Hon. Michael N. Ugwu on Apr 23, 2010Comments: Anybody who is aginst His Second Term is an enemy of progress. Sullivan is God sent and should be allowed to complete the good work he started. Let us jointly help him to ensure that the election will not be rigged. Let nobody be bought over again by those who are not interested in the progress of the State and the people of Enugu State.Flag
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Name: CHARLES OKECHI on Apr 26, 2010Comments: NDI BE ANYI ANAGHI AGWA ONYE ISI NA NNU ATUGHI NA OFE,KAMA GWA YA NA NMANU ADIGHI YA. AHA YA BU IHEANACHO,EZIOKWU WERE BURU NA IHE ANYI CHORO NA ENUGU STATE EMENA . ANYI SI GI CHIRI ANYI GA BA . UMUNEKE SHI KA DO .LANDSLIDE, BU NKE ANYI 2011.Flag
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Name: Ifeanyi Arthur Edeh on May 9, 2010Comments: one thing that's so sure in enugu state today is that, transperancy has come to stay. Gov, Sullivan I Chime has done a great job in enugu state and that prompted my interest to carry out his support to the masses. No previous government in enugu state has been so transperant like what we have today in the administration of His Excellency, Gov Sullivan i. Chime. jobs, good road networks, free education to our children from primary 1 to jss3 and et all are there for every good thinking nigerian to see and believe that this man SULLIVAN really meant to transform this state and it' citizens to a state of great reckoning both economically and politically. Everyone in enugu today is happy for the infrastructural and developments. i think governor chime deserves our recommendation not only for his second tenure as a governor but, as the president of our great nation nigeria come 2015. Your Excellency, may you live long as you aspire to better the lots of the poor and less previlege nigerians in enugu state. God bless you Sir! YES! SULLIVAN 2011.Flag