Nigeria’s gas resources would mean nothing if… – Attah
37th anniversary: Eno, Attah, Akpabio pray for Akwa Ibom
Tributes to Attah brothers at 82 and 84
$29.9bn Loan: We ‘re in a ditch without clear repayment plan — Attah
Shut down Buhari’s $29.9bn loan request, Attah urges NASS
Prof. Osinbajo, Attah, Wabote, others to speak at LPG Summit
Attah @ 81: His cup runs over
Prof. Osinbajo, Attah, Wabote, others to speak at LPG Summit
State of the nation: Day Amaechi, Attah, others charted way forward
Attah, Saraki commend Emmanuel over Ibom Airline
Akwa Ibom renames airport after Attah
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SubscribeA/Ibom govt names Ibom Int’l Airport after former gov. Attah
The Akwa Ibom Government has renamed Ibom International Airport after Obong Victor Attah, a former civilian governor, who governed the state from 1999 to 2007.
Attah at 80: Osoba laments quality of present-day govs
Former governor of Ogun State, Chief Olusegun Osoba, yesterday, lamented the quality of persons emerging as governors in the country today, saying that excellence has taken a back seat in the recruitment process for governors
2019: Southern, M’Belt leaders didn’t support NASS on election reordering – Attah
ABUJA—FORMER governor of Akwa Ibom State, Obong Victor Attah, has dismissed reports that Southern and Middle Belt leaders expressed support for the leadership of the Senate on reordered sequence of 2019 general election.
Ijaw leader salutes Attah on book launch
The Coordinator Ijaw Monitoring Group Comrade Joseph Evah has described the Book, “Resource Control” authored by Obong Victor Attah, the First Fourth Republic Governor of Akwa-Ibom state as a master piece for the present and future generations.
Federalism has failed in Nigeria, say Okunnu, Attah
FORMER Federal Commissioner for Works and Housing, Alhaji Femi Okunnu, SAN, and former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Obong Victor Attah, and some leaders, yesterday, dissected the state of Nigeria’s federalism and returned a grim verdict: Federalism is dead in Nigeria.
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