Photos: Anambra Leaders visit President Jonathan

The people of Anambra on courtesy visit to President Jonathan at State House, Abuja on Tuesday 4th March, 2014

Front row from left  From left National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party of Nigeria PDP Chief Olise Metu  the Obi of Onisha Chief Alfred Achebe Anambra State Governor Elect, Mr Willy Obiano Vice President Arc. Namadi Sambo President Goodluck Jonathan and Anambra State Governor Peter Obi during the Visit of Anambra People to the State House Abuja 4th March, 2014

President Goodluck Jonathan 8^th from right and the People of Anambra State who paid him a visit at the State House Abuja 4th March, 2014

NEW AUTOMOTIVE POLICY WILL MAKE NEW CARS AFFORDABLE TO MORE NIGERIANS - PRESIDENT JONATHAN

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NEW AUTOMOTIVE POLICY WILL MAKE NEW CARS AFFORDABLE TO MORE NIGERIANS - PRESIDENT JONATHAN
President Goodluck Jonathan said Thursday in Davos, Switzerland  that his Administration is fully committed to rapidly developing Nigeria's automobile industry through the diligent implementation of the country's new national automotive policy.
Speaking at a meeting with the Chief Executive Officer of Nissan Motors, Mr. Carlos Ghosn and representatives of Nissan's partners in Nigeria on the sidelines of the ongoing World Economic Forum, President Jonathan said that a key objective of the new policy was to make new cars affordable to more Nigerians.
"The only way to reduce the preponderance of second hand cars on our roads is to produce good quality cars with affordable pricing locally," the President said.

Three States fight over "Anambra Oil"

SINCE the commissioning of the oil exploration facilities belonging to Orient Petroleum Resources (OPR) at Aguleri-Otu Aguleri in Anambra East Council Area of Anambra State by President Goodluck Jonathan where he declared Anambra State as the 10th oil-producing state, there have claims and agitations from the neigbouring states of Kogi and Enugu that the oil deposits being explored by the company were domiciled in their territories and not Anambra State.