He insisted that the tribunal delivered proper justice in the petition against Mbah.

He advised petitioners to forget litigation and join forces with him in moving the state forward.

He said tomato paste reviewer Chioma Egodi’s arrest was unwarranted and that Erisco Foods was ill advised.

He also stated that to ensure transparency, the institution must “walk their talk”.

Obot beat the previous world record of 124 hours for the longest read aloud marathon by clocking 145 hours.

“For any government that is looking at the plight of the people, I think four months, about 120 days, is sufficient for you to have put some things in place.”

“Workers can’t go to work, feed, pay for children’s fees, survive on a loaf of bread per day. We have almost become destitute.”

“If the margin of lead is so wide, it becomes very difficult for you to prove unlawful votes.”

She said Nigerian women need empowerment not handouts, and advocated for children to learn vocational skills.

“We have the World Food Programme, and we have the commitment from them to see that we can end hunger in Nigeria.”

He said it could have been caused by an electrical malfunction and not by hoodlums.

He said the Zamfara university abduction was about the third kidnapping to take place in the state in the past month.

“It is the responsibility of the government to invest in education so that our human resources can be developed.”

Business operators tell government and labour that incessant industrial action bad for ailing economy and also de-marketing Nigeria.

Diplomatic officials of the rainbow nation say the country is working to build stronger cultural and bilateral ties with Nigeria.

“If the pharmaceutical industry can have NAFDAC and the manufacturing industry can have the tandard Organization of Nigeria, the creatives also need their own regulations now.”

“We must have an electoral body that we are all going to respect that is independent and well funded.”

He said that the government was being unfair by repeating instead of rotating communities in power.

He said Imo state’s per capita expenditure on health and education for 2022 were N581 and N381 respectively.