A new chapter of purposeful leadership is taking shape in Ahoada-East/Abua/Odual Federal Constituency in Rivers state as Hon. Irene Chinembudu Job formally presents her vision to serve the people in the House of Representatives ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Running on the inspiring theme, "Fresh Energy. Bold Ideas. Our Future," Hon. Irene Chinembudu Job says her ambition is driven by a commitment to provide quality representation, promote inclusive development, and create opportunities that will improve the lives of people across the constituency.
Her campaign is built on five core values represented by her name:
- I – Integrity
- R – Representation
- E – Education
- N – New Opportunities
- E – Empowered Youth
According to Hon. Irene Chinembudu Job, the time has come for visionary leadership that listens to the people, champions education, empowers young people and women, attracts meaningful development, and ensures every community has a stronger voice at the national level.
Her message to constituents is clear: "We are not the next generation—we are the now generation." She believes the constituency deserves energetic, accountable, and people-focused representation capable of delivering lasting progress.
As the journey toward 2027 begins, supporters and stakeholders are encouraged to join the movement to build a brighter future for Ahoada-East/Abua/Odual Federal Constituency.
Support Hon. Irene Chinembudu Job for the House of Representatives.
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Hon. Irene Chinembudu Job is running on the platform of Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).
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In an unprecedented display of creative force, Jay Gold has rewritten what’s possible for a single artist in a single year. Moving with the speed of inspiration, he became the first artist to release three studio albums within twelve months. Not stopping at music, he achieved the near-impossible by publishing three books in one day and releasing seven joint EPs within one week.
This is not just a career milestone. It’s a statement: human intelligence, discipline, and vision can still outpace the artificial. For Jay Gold, creation isn’t content—it’s evidence.
The Philosophy of Love
“I am not separation, hate, jealousy, or envy. I am Love.”
Known as Jeffrey, the Golden Lion of Africa, Jay positions himself at the intersection of ancient spirit and modern activism. His foundation is simple and absolute: Love conquers all. It is bigger than fight and better than money.
He views his output as more than entertainment. To him, music is the “heartbeat of Afrobeats,” and every book, song, and collaboration is a vessel for the Divine. The mission is clear: lead with humility, create with purpose, and remind people of what they already carry inside.
Jay Gold
The Ancient and the Modern
Jay Gold bridges scripture and the present. He speaks as a warrior, a philanthropist, and a protector of ancient knowledge—refusing to separate the spiritual from the cultural.
On identity, he says: “I am the ancient of days… the twelve tribes of Judah… Father Abraham.”
On music, he declares: “God will live forever, but this time around, He came as music. I am melody.”
On power, he affirms: “All power belongs to God. I am the revolution… the one who possesses patience, tolerance, and the gifts of the Spirit.”
This is where his work departs from typical artistry. It’s not branding. It’s testimony. Each project ties back to a larger structure: reclaiming memory, restoring identity, and restoring reverence for what came before.
Jay Gold
A Call to Awakening
Rising from the soil of Africa—the “Nazareth” where everything good begins—Jay Gold’s mission is reconciliation and awakening. He calls this era The Golden Lion of Africa: A New Era of Creation, and positions himself as both the “Golden Hour” and the “Ancient of Days.”
The challenge he puts to his generation is direct: recognize the God within. True knowledge, he argues, doesn’t come from arrogance or speed alone. It comes from humility, from the fear of God, and from remembering your divine structure.
“I am human intelligence. I am the soul. Let Love lead.”
Legacy in Motion
Jay Gold isn’t building a discography. He’s building a record of what happens when a person refuses to compartmentalize spirit, intellect, and art. In a world obsessed with virality, he’s betting on permanence—on works that anchor people back to themselves.
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The recent public declaration by Blessing Fubura that his only godfather is God Almighty has continued to resonate strongly among many residents of Rivers State, further strengthening public confidence in his leadership and vision for the future.
Speaking during a national television interview, Fubura made it clear that his loyalty remains with the people and his faith, emphasizing his commitment to independent leadership, accountability, and service to the state. His remarks have been widely viewed by supporters as a demonstration of courage, conviction, and determination to place the interests of Rivers people above political influence.
For many observers, this moment represents a significant point in the state's political journey. As discussions about the future of Rivers State continue, supporters believe Fubura embodies the qualities of a leader capable of delivering purposeful governance, transparency, and sustainable development.
The people of Rivers State are encouraged to carefully consider the choices before them and support leadership that prioritizes integrity, independence, and the collective progress of the state.
According to supporters, the future of Rivers State will be shaped by the decisions made today, making it essential for citizens to rally behind leaders who are committed to serving the public interest and advancing the state's development agenda.
The governorship aspirant of the NDC in Rivers State, Blessing Fubara, has declared that his political ambition is driven by a desire to restore responsible leadership and bring lasting peace to Rivers State, insisting that he owes allegiance to no political godfather.
Speaking during an interview on Arise TV’s Prime Time program with Charles Aniagolu, Fubara addressed growing public interest in his governorship ambition, his relationship with Governor Siminalayi Fubara, the ongoing political tensions in Rivers State, and his vision for the future of the oil-rich state.
Responding to questions about whether his ambition was connected to the political challenges faced by Governor Sim Fubara, who is his cousin, Blessing Fubara maintained that his decision to seek office was independent and rooted in the aspirations of Rivers people.
According to him, years of political conflicts have slowed development in the state and left many residents yearning for a new direction.
“I am running because Rivers people need a change,” he said. “Leadership should deliver responsible and progressive governance. When politics becomes the priority after elections, development suffers, investments stay away, and ordinary people pay the price.”
Fubara argued that Rivers State needs a new generation of leadership capable of combining experience with innovation while addressing the economic and political challenges confronting the state.
One of the most striking moments of the interview came when he was asked whether he had a political godfather, a sensitive topic in Rivers politics following the highly publicized rift between Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike.
In response, Blessing Fubara firmly rejected the notion.
“I have God the Father. I don’t have a godfather,” he stated.
The governorship aspirant also dismissed suggestions that he was acting as a political proxy for the governor.
He emphasized that while he and Governor Fubara are related, they possess different political ideologies and individual perspectives.
“My ambition is not tied to anyone’s personal political project,” he explained. “I have my own vision and my own understanding of what Rivers State needs at this critical time.”
On the issue of the NDC governorship primaries, Fubara acknowledged that the process had generated controversy and competing claims from various aspirants.
However, he urged party members and supporters to remain patient and trust the party’s internal mechanisms.
He noted that the influx of aspirants demonstrated growing confidence in the party and insisted that the leadership was working towards a transparent and acceptable resolution.
While declining to declare himself the winner of the primary process, he referenced reports from independent observers that allegedly showed strong support for his candidacy across local government areas.
He nevertheless stressed that the final decision rests with the party’s official structures.
Addressing the political crisis that has dominated Rivers State over the past two years, Fubara called for reconciliation rather than further confrontation.
He warned against divisive politics and argued that the state’s future depends on unity, dialogue, and inclusive leadership.
“We must reconcile,” he said. “Politics should not be business as usual. Rivers State deserves a leadership approach that prioritizes peace, development, and the collective interest of the people.”
He also highlighted what he described as the longstanding tradition of political balance among the state’s senatorial districts, arguing that preserving this arrangement is important for stability and fairness.
According to him, Rivers Southeast Senatorial District should be given the opportunity to produce the next governor, adding that such an arrangement would help maintain harmony among the various political interests in the state.
Looking ahead, Fubara promised that if given the opportunity to lead, his administration would prioritize reconciliation, broad consultations, and inclusive governance.
He said his focus would be on rebuilding trust among political stakeholders, restoring confidence in democratic institutions, and creating an environment that encourages investment and economic growth.
Concluding his remarks, he linked his message to the ideals of Democracy Day, stressing the importance of respecting the will of the people.
“Today reminds us that the voice of the people must be heard,” he said. “And in Rivers State, the voice of the people must be heard. The soul of the state must be rescued.”
The interview comes as political stakeholders in Rivers State continue to assess the implications of the prolonged political crisis and begin positioning ahead of the 2027 general elections.
