By Aaron Ogbuji
Believe it
or not Abia State is passing through its roughest periods since it was created.
Never have the people had it so bad. Life is gradually grinding to a halt.
Nothing seems to be working any longer. The government, as well as social
infrastructure, seems to be in a comatose state. Hunger, poverty,
infrastructural decay, insecurity and disorder are the prevalent features in
the state. A once virile and robust state has been pulled to its knees by the
greed and avarice of a few persons who parade themselves as leaders of the
state. The governor, Chief Theodore Orji, whose primary responsibility is to
superintend over the affairs of the state and its people, has abandoned the
day-day governance in preference to politics.
