Abia ThinkTank

Orie-Day Outrage or Evidence-Day Accountability? A Record-Based Response to Manufactured Despair By AProf. Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke Public criticism is healthy in a democracy. Manufactured despair is not. When commentary abandons records for rhetoric, replaces audit with anger, and trades evidence for ethnic incitement, it stops being civic intervention and becomes political theatre. Recent claims portraying Abia’s local governments and state initiatives as a landscape of “nothingness” fall squarely into that theatrical category.Let us correct the narrative with method, not malice; with documentation, not drama. Accountability Requires Ledgers, Not Lamentations The responsible path to accountability is clear: show the appropriation lines,…

ABIA ACCOUNTABILITY INVESTIGATION:WHO DELIVERS, WHAT EXISTS, AND WHAT THE RECORD SAYS* By AProf. Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke Public debate in Abia has lately been dominated by two competing narratives: ➡️ “Nothing is happening,” and➡️ “Every development is propaganda.” This investigation assesses what is verifiably happening, where, and under whose authority, based on publicly documented sources — not social media noise. UKWA WEST ELECTRICITY RESTORATION: DOCUMENTED AND VERIFIED One of the strongest pieces of on-ground evidence is the restoration of electricity to multiple communities in Ukwa West LGA after prolonged blackout.👉 Premium Times report:https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/845034-abia-govt-restores-power-to-33-communities-after-nine-years-of-outage.html👉 Vanguard report:https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/12/otti-restores-power-supply-in-abias-only-oil-producing-lga-after-nine-years-of-blackout/ Findings:33 communities reconnected.Restoration came through collaboration…