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Top Politician, Uju Ozoka Sets To Shut Down Abuja For Son's Wedding.

C ome Saturday October 21st 2017, the Abuja social establishment is going to play host to what could be best described as the mega party of the year. As top politician Dame (Mrs.) Uju Uchendu Ozoka (Esq)'s son, Odera Jordan Ozoka weds in style. Odera will be tying the conjugal knot with his better half, Chinazaekpere, at St' James Anglican Church, Asokoro, Abuja. After which a grand reception and entertainment of guests will follow at the International Conference Centre (ICC) Area 11, Garki, Abuja. Traditional wedding, attended by prominent celebrities like the Innoson Motors boss Chief Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma, Chief Vincent Jideofor and many others, was held early this year on Saturday 4th January, 2017, at Agba's Compound, Okofia, Otolo Nnewi, Anambra State. Engineer Odera is a modern film producer and three time Holywood award winner; Best Film by an Africa Film Maker in Diaspora, Museum of Tolerannce film festival (the British Museum) and Houston  Muse

Read President Muhammadu Buhari's October 1st Message To Nigerians.

My dear Nigerians, October 1st remains a special date for all Nigerians as this marks the day when we attained one of the most precious of human desires — freedom. Over the years the country has gone through trials and tribulations, but October 1st is always a day for celebrations. It is a day for thanks giving, reflection and re-dedication. It is also a day for remembrance. We should remind ourselves of the recent journey from 1999 – 2015, when our country happily returned to democratic rule. However, in spite of oil prices being an average of $100 per barrel and about 2.1m barrels a day, that great piece of luck was squandered and the country’s social and physical infrastructure neglected. We were left with no savings and huge infrastructure deficit. The APC Government’s Campaign rallying cry to restore security, re-balance the economy and fight corruption was not all rhetoric. The country must first be secured. The economy must be re-balanced so th