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[00:00:00] holy grill of subnational administration, for
[00:00:04] decades pressions have lingered, is the third
[00:00:07] tier of government breathing or is it on life
[00:00:11] support? the
[00:00:13] government
[00:00:15] abolished the transition government
[00:00:19] system and to governors i
[00:00:22] promise came up with the
[00:00:26] state 2010 foration law th.
[00:00:30] the state to conduct the election to the 21 of governments and
[00:00:34] 326 was
[00:00:37] of of the states, so now we have elected governments in
[00:00:40] the government system we are completely
[00:00:44] autonomous, the not control from anywhere, we don't
[00:00:48] control them from here, we
[00:00:49] only issue guidelines and they run their governments simply
[00:00:53] different from what was, fulfilling the secret
[00:00:57] social contract outline with mediculously in his visionary
[00:01:04] of of manifesto, professor masaludo has systematically altered the governance
[00:01:08] of paradigm. the challenge we had here
[00:01:11] in number between 1999 and
[00:01:13] 2002, 2003 rather
[00:01:16] of as may be was some local governments were unable to
[00:01:20] pay salaries and when that
[00:01:23] happens
[00:01:24] of people begin to call mr governor so having a good meeting
[00:01:28] with
[00:01:29] the with the... NLC and the trade union, there was
[00:01:33] an agreement to make a law
[00:01:35] of in a number states and that law mandates makes it that since we have
[00:01:39] local service commission, every contributes a
[00:01:43] of certain percentage of our location, that
[00:01:47] deals with public health, that's a primary health care and also
[00:01:51] deals with education,
[00:01:53] of administration ofodo then the
[00:01:54] the state pr owns to
[00:01:58] areas of gratuity. of over pension and gratuit over
[00:02:02] 14 billion, so part of what to contribute in that
[00:02:05] fund
[00:02:07] in deals with primary healthcare,
[00:02:11] deals with education, then pension and gratuity,
[00:02:15] okay, then the other part
[00:02:18] of of it deals with security, so make sure we are ready, so the local
[00:02:21] government autonomy in and state is fully
[00:02:24] a functional, by courageously breaking yes of
[00:02:28] in systemic inasia, his administration successfully
[00:02:32] conducted democratic local government elections, not
[00:02:36] just once but
[00:02:37] of twice, the election today should tell
[00:02:40] you about the structure and the nature
[00:02:44] of our local government system right now, you can see democracy playing
[00:02:47] out, votes have been cast, we are doing something, but you
[00:02:51] can see the crowd here, if you go to other p, you see the same
[00:02:55] crowd, so it will tell
[00:02:57] of you that the local system is working effectively, the number of states,
[00:03:01] the mayors and the counselors can tell you they operate largely on their
[00:03:05] own uh, in line with the law,
[00:03:08] establishing the local government council, so so
[00:03:12] far so good, anambra has um given the rest
[00:03:16] of of the country a template of what an
[00:03:17] of ideal local government system should be, and the people are
[00:03:21] happy, i met somebody who said that um
[00:03:24] of this second time is voting for local government election and he came
[00:03:27] a from a first settlement to vote, so people are...
[00:03:31] the pipe b water, the sanitation, the social amities, so these are the
[00:03:35] part of things local government are doing that are very very within the
[00:03:39] community, the drainage, somebody are bad, it was the local
[00:03:42] government, even the local government
[00:03:45] chairman, some street lights, so these are part
[00:03:47] of the things the community are benefit, so they are very much aware, not
[00:03:51] mistaken it, everybody knows local government election, so the causeousness is
[00:03:54] there and for us
[00:03:57] in aan umbra that is the message, Mr. Governor has
[00:04:00] devolved power to the local governments and we can see people will
[00:04:04] of tell you, just to tell you the local
[00:04:07] government
[00:04:08] nearby,
[00:04:15] the administration took the bull by the horn ashring in
[00:04:19] 21 democratically elected executive chairman,
[00:04:23] popularly known as alongside the dedicated
[00:04:27] deputies to pilot the affairs
[00:04:29] of the.
[00:04:43] of
[00:05:00] into your chair to say that
[00:05:02] a you like go and read it again buse it reminds
[00:05:06] you buse
[00:05:07] sooner or later you forget the
[00:05:08] purpose you seeing.
[00:05:12] to forget the purpose, why are you
[00:05:15] there? why are you a man? you
[00:05:19] are there to serve the people
[00:05:21] of down, you are respectful local, so that at
[00:05:25] the end it will be said and you
[00:05:29] serve and you serve your people
[00:05:32] well. i pray
[00:05:36] is that now that you have been given that opportunity to
[00:05:40] serve your people, that you will. have your
[00:05:43] people very well
[00:05:47] to truly appreciate the magnitude the structural
[00:05:50] rebirth, one must look closely at the mosaic of
[00:05:54] communities that make up the state.
[00:05:57] consequently, the heartbeat of Ara state
[00:06:01] reverberates dynamically across its 21 local
[00:06:05] government areas each possessing a unique
[00:06:08] identity
[00:06:09] and strategic economic importance. having mapped
[00:06:13] the foundational pillars the entire state, it is b
[00:06:17] instructive and inspiring to examine the first five
[00:06:21] local government areas in greater detail, highlighting how
[00:06:25] executive autonomy is translated into monimental
[00:06:28] developmental achievements on the ground. our
[00:06:32] documentary team boots up its journey right
[00:06:36] here, stepping first into the commercial
[00:06:39] swamp fridgeed hub of n. when we
[00:06:43] assume office,
[00:06:44] the the biggest challenges we face in security, but we
[00:06:48] managed to start dealing with it, then as god may have
[00:06:52] it, the governor
[00:06:53] state also help
[00:06:57] with the intervention of, we have provided
[00:07:01] lot of security vehicle
[00:07:03] to argument the one the state government are be doing, we also have to start
[00:07:07] looking into the market to know how we can be able to make life more better for them or
[00:07:11] create an environment for them to... do their businesses, for example, we
[00:07:14] have lot of roads that we have done inside the market, there is also some
[00:07:18] ongoing inside the market, and also we are building some
[00:07:22] facilities, especially toilet facilities for the market people
[00:07:26] to avoid abusing the environment, construction
[00:07:30] the in markets to meet a modern trend, we have build
[00:07:34] lot of roads, both the one that we have completed and the one that are
[00:07:38] also ongoing near completion, some are 80%,
[00:07:41] some... something percent completion, some have been done stone
[00:07:45] basis, need to be affatted and some have also be ashfattered, these
[00:07:49] are some the rural roads that we are trying
[00:07:53] to have some kind of intervention towards,
[00:07:56] we distributed more than 100 and something
[00:08:00] hospital beds to our health centers with other both drugs
[00:08:03] and other things that we have done, you have numerous project that we are
[00:08:07] undergoing in not like congress the cancellors building which has
[00:08:11] been left, elaborated for the past 18 years,
[00:08:15] also we, the not became the first local
[00:08:19] government state to procure a new brown
[00:08:23] modern fire service truck, we brought in people from
[00:08:26] outside to come and train our firefighters and they
[00:08:30] are well train to move and do proper intervention
[00:08:34] when
[00:08:35] the need arrives, we have empowered our farmers, we provide
[00:08:38] seedlings for them, we provide tubers for them, crop.
[00:08:42] also also provide some cash incentive for them, also
[00:08:46] we have done a lot of skill acquisition, we train people, we empower
[00:08:50] them to start up the business, to argument what mr governor
[00:08:54] is doing with yu2 skills, we have conducted both
[00:08:58] please for primary school and sunday school and also give
[00:09:01] them free textbook and the site book that help them, there are some
[00:09:05] schools that gave up to 20 sewing
[00:09:09] machines to enable them to acquire. us why
[00:09:13] the we
[00:09:13] are in secondary school and other school that we have donated lot
[00:09:16] of materials in we have more than
[00:09:20] equipments which we used to be dealing with
[00:09:23] west we build some dumpits for
[00:09:26] west to be closer to people to go and drop their ways as we go there to
[00:09:30] pick them and we have done numerous
[00:09:34] intervention on series of erosion size the recent one
[00:09:38] is the intervention that
[00:09:42] we there that road, people could not be able to pass it for more
[00:09:45] than 20 years, but
[00:09:46] now everybody can move to his normal business, and there are also
[00:09:50] other areas, opaka bridge
[00:09:52] is nightmare before now, more
[00:09:53] than 20 years there
[00:09:54] is nightmare, we did a very massive job there, we
[00:09:58] build the bridge, we feel with tie and also we
[00:10:02] put it in solar lights because that place is always very scary in the
[00:10:05] night, there are rose that we are partnering with an individual
[00:10:09] at n wish, but the...
[00:10:12] massive one that we are building now which is
[00:10:16] almost 90% completion is the one
[00:10:19] at 2 km is already stone based
[00:10:23] any moment from now we are. it so this is a part of what
[00:10:27] the local government are doing, so we are thanking the governor
[00:10:30] profess for giving us such platform to
[00:10:34] show the stuff we are be made of. specifically, the local
[00:10:38] council has collaborated closely with the state government to
[00:10:42] fast track modern urban renewal projects, gradually turning
[00:10:46] a traditional trading post into a modern metropolitan
[00:10:50] hub, transitioning
[00:10:54] smoothly. From new north we arrive at
[00:10:57] Edinburgh East local government area with its
[00:11:00] administrative seat anchored in Otwarcher. Historically
[00:11:04] prone ecological and infrastructural challenges,
[00:11:08] this council has experienced a new lease on
[00:11:11] life. Through targeted grassroots interventions, the
[00:11:15] local administration has prioritized rural access
[00:11:19] roads, health care center rehabilitations and robust
[00:11:23] support systems for local. farmers thereby
[00:11:26] maximizing the agricultural potential the Amamballa
[00:11:30] basing. We have achieved a lot through the support of
[00:11:34] Mr. Governor, first of all, he gave us that freedom. That is why
[00:11:38] you can see about 2 km road. Who can believe that local
[00:11:41] government chairman can build a road, but Mr. Governor made it to be
[00:11:45] possible. Have you gone to our drainage where
[00:11:48] we are doing erosion control? We are doing it as local
[00:11:51] government. Have you gone to the market? That market. market
[00:11:55] is the oldest market in that region
[00:11:59] region covers for local
[00:12:00] government
[00:12:05] west, i'm proud to say that i'm the one giving my people a new
[00:12:09] ultramodern market adding value because tell
[00:12:12] you what will you do to add value? you see
[00:12:16] another weather station in partnership with
[00:12:20] as local government chairman to the help of mr governor we b
[00:12:24] that met station because you know our place is
[00:12:28] a flood prone area so that met will
[00:12:31] help the farmers when to cultivate and when to
[00:12:35] harvest
[00:12:38] we have built that road
[00:12:41] between east and west job is going on
[00:12:45] there work is going on there with the help of mr
[00:12:48] governor i'm trying to make sure that we have
[00:12:52] total peace a is by doing bandaries, all
[00:12:56] those land disputes, all these things
[00:12:59] is because he gave us the opportunity
[00:13:02] and
[00:13:04] support.
[00:13:08] moving deeper into the riverline terrain with
[00:13:12] spotlight and in the west local government area administered
[00:13:16] from zam. previously constrained by severe
[00:13:19] geographical isolation. this cancel area has
[00:13:23] recently broken barriers to aggressive rural integration
[00:13:26] policies, the local leadership has successfully
[00:13:30] partnered with state security and developmental agencies
[00:13:34] to open up hither to inaccessible agrarian
[00:13:37] settlements, ensuring that fertilizers,
[00:13:41] educational materials and primary healthcare services
[00:13:44] reach the most remote fishing and farming hamlets.
[00:13:48] when we assumed office, we embacked a lot of
[00:13:52] programs that impacted on the constituents.
[00:13:56] we lighted up the communities, we have 18 communities and solar
[00:14:00] lights of about 100 each community, we also
[00:14:04] procur buses for the masses because this area
[00:14:07] transport is a bit difficult, they also gave the local
[00:14:11] government, did the perimetal
[00:14:14] fencing that that we collapsed before we came in, we also did the
[00:14:18] security house at the main gate, we check
[00:14:22] erations in the secretariate compound. we have about
[00:14:26] two balls in
[00:14:27] the 10 ws the local government, we did some in the
[00:14:31] schools, we did some in the health centers and we did some in the
[00:14:35] community. these were highly solar
[00:14:39] power b holes that we are articulated around the community to
[00:14:42] serve the people. this administration also
[00:14:46] procured speed boots to use water
[00:14:49] transportation. this speed b take our people to onicha to
[00:14:53] asaba to... we also have boat for
[00:14:57] security surveillance along our waterways
[00:15:00] in health sector we did
[00:15:04] two health centers, we did one at, we also
[00:15:08] did another one at to help the people
[00:15:12] access health care. we also renovated some
[00:15:15] health centers like the norma health center, put up the
[00:15:19] b hole that was spoken there, in the area of you development we have
[00:15:23] trained 50 you. on skill acquisition, the program
[00:15:27] is 60% completed because we are waiting to give them
[00:15:31] startups, among them are physically
[00:15:34] challenged persons our intervention.
[00:16:01] now because the governor has made it to be that government has come to the grass
[00:16:05] roots next. in our review is demalile
[00:16:09] south, proudly headquartered in Ojoto,
[00:16:13] renowned for its rich academic heritage and communial
[00:16:16] enterprise. Edmil south has leveraged the
[00:16:20] new local government autonomy to revamp community led
[00:16:24] infrastructural development. Under the watchful eyes of
[00:16:28] its elected leadership, the council has rehabilitated and
[00:16:32] boosted community police instructures and upgraded
[00:16:35] community secondary schools. to meet contemporary learning
[00:16:39] standards, i believe that people of he south has f
[00:16:43] the impact of solution administration, most especially in human
[00:16:47] capital development, infrastructure, education,
[00:16:50] health, and we have done a lot, especially touching the impact the
[00:16:54] grass. we have trained and empowered more than
[00:16:58] 300 people in them south, youth and women, and in terms
[00:17:02] the infrastructure activities, some people don't even believe that mayor,
[00:17:05] local government chairman can even construct a road no matter whether it's
[00:17:09] 50 meter or meter and you can testify this one the roads
[00:17:13] consulted to the local government administration this
[00:17:17] is all fering roads it helps a lot of people to congest the traffic during
[00:17:21] the first f season we have 42 estates in the
[00:17:25] experience tight roads in this solution administration
[00:17:29] of and the we have constructed health
[00:17:32] porters for our people so we have renovated lot of
[00:17:35] classrooms but and many
[00:17:39] others, you cannot do anything without discussing about
[00:17:43] green, livable and prosperous environments. we decided our
[00:17:46] guters and we are asking other never local government to
[00:17:50] join and assist the government, government cannot do it alone. in line with
[00:17:54] Mr. Governor's vision, we have attracted many loss
[00:17:57] in south through PPCP, and
[00:18:01] that's why east is on the rise and we always been on the rise.
[00:18:05] Mr. Governor has done a lot by involving women into
[00:18:08] governance, because women can do more better in whatever we do in
[00:18:12] government. concluding this first segment
[00:18:16] of our documentary series, we turn our focus
[00:18:20] to
[00:18:21] them north local government area, with its headquarters situated
[00:18:24] in Ogidi. being critical, the local
[00:18:28] government has experienced a radical turnaround from
[00:18:32] infrastructural neglect to active developmental
[00:18:35] integration. through strategic grading of rural
[00:18:38] f to market roads and the electrification of key
[00:18:42] areas, the council is successfully bridging the economic
[00:18:46] garb between rural producers and urban
[00:18:49] consumers. when i came in
[00:18:52] 2024, one the biggest challenge we have
[00:18:55] in is waste management
[00:18:59] and and was part the mandate
[00:19:03] m get to me to separate from
[00:19:06] politics. to make sure that is
[00:19:09] not involved in what we do here not and um at the same time
[00:19:12] keep not clean yeuh at the beginning it
[00:19:16] was very happeling task because our people are used
[00:19:20] to the old way of doing things dumping refuse in the
[00:19:24] drainages and then along the major road at the
[00:19:27] midian and so we started cleaning it up and i can
[00:19:31] tell you today in not we've gotten it to 60
[00:19:34] 70% um when i came in
[00:19:38] 2024 we used to have
[00:19:41] minimum of 9 to 10 kidnappings and
[00:19:45] today i can tell you the last time we had the issue of kidnapping in
[00:19:49] not can go back as almost a year back and that's a
[00:19:53] big credit we have uh i think they may not have
[00:19:57] more ppcp than any local government
[00:20:00] we have seen more roads done in partnership
[00:20:04] then is undertaking one ourself a
[00:20:09] and and under PPCP we are renovating uh the
[00:20:13] biggest motor park the central park, if you
[00:20:17] go there now the only thing remaining is just to finish part the
[00:20:20] asphalting, we have done with defencing uh, we
[00:20:24] are done with installing automated gates, we done with installing of
[00:20:28] solar lights, so the remaining the which will be done in next two weeks,
[00:20:32] he just to finish the out and m commission
[00:20:36] it, if you look at
[00:20:38] um in the last awareness award that was done state, the only
[00:20:42] local government that was rated higher than
[00:20:45] ist i had five awards, then
[00:20:49] may not have four. so that goes a long way to say that anything we could do
[00:20:53] here within our powers to improve the health of our people will
[00:20:57] do it and at the same time we try to push our
[00:21:00] people to enroll into the Asia,
[00:21:04] this is another state health insurance scheme, if you go outside and take a picture
[00:21:07] of and the secretary here, you can see our
[00:21:11] new masaludo complex that's newly built,
[00:21:15] we have not even commissioned it, then you see the new eg
[00:21:18] palace, see the... conference hall here we had to put
[00:21:22] lot of work here professor meant well i always thank
[00:21:26] him when you are building an area without
[00:21:29] foundation the first thing you need to do first is to
[00:21:31] lay a foundation and he has laid very solid foundation for us so the man
[00:21:35] is doing wonderfully well his policies and plans are working for us
[00:21:39] and um think i'm glad and
[00:21:43] happy doing him and being chosen to
[00:21:46] work with him
[00:21:52] Indeed, as these initial reviews
[00:21:56] demonstrate, governor Saludos vision the localized
[00:21:59] democracy is no longer a theoretical
[00:22:02] manifesto, but living reality. As it
[00:22:06] is today, the local government system in and state is working
[00:22:10] very perfectly. We can see this is first
[00:22:14] time in the history of Anand state where a local government chairman
[00:22:18] can two kilometer roads. 3 km load, one
[00:22:21] point and there about, so it has never
[00:22:25] happened, even when I was chairman by 2012, that
[00:22:28] was the of PTOB, it has never happened, we are here, no one
[00:22:32] thirds even 1 km, but today we can
[00:22:36] see what is going on, people are ting roads, they
[00:22:40] are building gigantic projects, if you go to markets, many them
[00:22:44] are constructing markets, like in and
[00:22:46] here he is also constructing a market, he has done a road, so
[00:22:50] to governor of anambra state cc
[00:22:52] soludo the the the solution we
[00:22:56] need at the appropriate time and the solution Nigeria is
[00:23:00] yearning for the synergy is clear
[00:23:04] while the state handles macro infrastructure the
[00:23:08] mayers deliver micro
[00:23:10] interventions
[00:23:13] rural urban migration pressure drops because remote communities suddenly possess
[00:23:17] the road networks dragies and market
[00:23:20] accessibility that make leaving and doing business
[00:23:24] locally viable. it is proved positive that
[00:23:28] when local governments are given autonomy and true leadership, they
[00:23:32] changed lives from the ground.
[00:23:35] for me, this mission is
[00:23:38] personal. i am driving to build a state where
[00:23:42] i will be proud to retire where my
[00:23:45] children and grandchildren will try and where every an
[00:23:50] can proudly say, this is my
[00:23:53] home, this is our moment, because I ask all of
[00:23:57] us, if not now, when, and if not
[00:24:01] us, andra is back and rising,
[00:24:05] stronger and world, and at the end the next four
[00:24:08] years, there will be no doubt, the foundations to
[00:24:12] livable and prosperous match, the 80th years will
[00:24:16] be solid, we now have record of delivering more than -
[00:24:20] promise: hence, when you echo with me, the
[00:24:23] solution is here, know that it is not a
[00:24:27] slogan,
[00:24:28] it is our covenant, it is our
[00:24:30] promise, let us rise, let us
[00:24:34] act, and let us build that future
[00:24:37] together,
[00:24:38] well, we
[00:24:42] pray and
[00:24:45] askless,
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[00:27:02] Otel Nigeria ya, oyuhi olure
[00:27:05] mitin ubu, ga dị otedo nọbaye, nọ na ndị ahụ ọkarị
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[00:27:13] avoo, oketo igbenye yeva, na ọ fiọla di yaye
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[00:27:20] kpe di se na, gbao natie
[00:27:24] garik memoria ugwu kperịa
[00:27:28] iyoga
[00:27:29] gwa na-enwa nọ he
[00:27:32] said
[00:27:41] hes can be so irritable, it eches badly, causes
[00:27:45] inflammation the rectum and gives so much pain and
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[00:28:00] from the irritating effects of pile and hemoroids, get
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[00:28:11] structures, only few spaces truly stand
[00:28:15] apart from distinguished homes and curated gardens
[00:28:19] in Lagos, to bread taken seaside retreats in
[00:28:22] Badagri and commanding architectural statements in
[00:28:25] Abuja, there is signature behind them,
[00:28:29] jalobia, we do not simply build, We
[00:28:32] design, we shape, we deliver experiences.
[00:28:36] Look at this, or this, or even this.
[00:28:40] Every line deliberate, every detail
[00:28:43] expertly executed, every finish timeless,
[00:28:47] because true luxury is not defined by appearance alone. It
[00:28:51] is defined by how it lives with you. For over four
[00:28:54] decades, we have transformed ideas into enduring
[00:28:58] result worthy realities. Jalobia.
[00:29:02] where mortar, steel and nature exist in
[00:29:06] perfect
[00:29:07] harmony.
[00:29:20] daddy's coughing, ginor is coughing, so just run
[00:29:25] unipex for contains
[00:29:26] a coffee. ammonium chloride, hydramine hydrochloride, sodium citrate and memphil crystals
[00:29:30] to give you relief from saw throat, code and the cough, daddy, are
[00:29:34] we save now? yeah, uniplex cough syrup. cage the
[00:29:37] cough, free your
[00:29:39] voice.
[00:30:11] From Lagos, the nation's commercial
[00:30:14] capital. This is the news at
[00:30:17] 10.
[00:30:21] Live from Channel's television, reporting
[00:30:24] tonight and
[00:30:26] wow.
[00:30:32] Hello.
[00:30:32] and welcome tonight President Bolatsinubu welcomes World Bank
[00:30:36] economic report says it affirms that his administration's
[00:30:40] reforms are yielding
[00:30:41] results. INEC
[00:30:45] excludes two PDP governorship candidates from final list sparking
[00:30:48] reactions from the party and the affected
[00:30:51] candidates. Socio
[00:30:54] economic rights and accountability project serrup central bank of
[00:30:58] Nigeria over alleged face.