PREVAILING peace, which hitherto eluded Enugu State at the inception of every transition since the advent of the Fourth Republic,is one of the conspicuous features of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi administration’s 100 days.

THE euphoria that greeted Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje ascension to power on May 29, 2015 was perhaps informed by the fact he was part and parcel of Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso’s success story in Kano, and the yearning by citizen to witness the re-enactment of that laudable era under his leadership.

IT has been shock and surprises for Imo people since President Muhammadu Buhari came on board in the past 100 days.

During the campaigns, he promised Nigerians that things would no longer be business as usual especially in the area of corruption. He also promised steady power supply, employment creation, implementation of the United Nations Environmental Protection report, ensuring security of lives and property of Nigerians, expanding the nation’s economy and infrastructural development and to resuscitate industries.

Increasing prices of food items: A medium-sized basket of fresh pepper now sells for N10, 000.00, from N5,000.00, while a basket of chili pepper goes for N13, 000.00, as against the N5,500.00 it sold. A jute bag of onions goes for N12, 500.00 from N11, 000.00, while a 20-litre keg of vegetable oil goes for N6,100 as against N6,000 previously. A four-litre paint measurement of garri still sells for N500 or N600. At the Daleko Market, Isolo, the price of the various brands of a 50-kilogramme bag of rice ranges from N7, 000 to N12,000. A 120 kilogramme bag of beans costs N24, 500.00, against N22.000.00 that it sold earlier.