Governor Emmanuel urges U.S to delist Akwa Ibom from list of unsafe states
“Pockets of crime cannot render our state insecure,” the governor says.
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Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State has urged the U.S. Government to delist the state from the list of unsafe states in Nigeria.
Mr Emmanuel made the request during a courtesy visit by U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Leonard, at Government House, Uyo, on Wednesday.
According to him, listing Akwa Ibom among the unsafe states in Nigeria was pushing away investors, hence, inimical to the industrialisation drive of the state government.
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Cutter Flory, new owner of Rainbow Photo Labs in Minot, is shown on March 9 while in process of working on photo that a customer brought in that day. The customer asked for an enlargement of the photo.
Cutter Flory never planned to own a business this soon in his life. The 21-year-old is the new owner of Rainbow Photo Labs, a longtime established Minot business located at 215 11th Ave. SW.
Flory, who was born and raised in Minot, bought the business from Bill and Marie Leonard. The Leonards had been in business for more than 40 years and wanted to retire.
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Cutter Flory, left, new owner of Rainbow Photo Lab in Minot, discusses some photo business with customer Jerome Behm on Tuesday afternoon. Flory recently purchased the business from Bill and Marie Leonard who were in the business for more than 40 years. The business at 215 11th Ave. SW is one of two privately owned photo labs. Flory provides a wide range of photo services for customers. For more about Flory and Rainbow Photo Lab watch for The Minot Daily News’ upcoming Progress edition in April.
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Cutter Flory, left, new owner of Rainbow Photo Lab in Minot, discusses some photo business with customer Jerome Behm on Tuesday afternoon. Flory recently purchased the business from Bill and Marie Leonard who were in the business for more than 40 years. The business at 215 11th Ave. SW is one of two privately owned photo labs. Flory provides a wide range of photo services for customers. For more about Flory and Rainbow Photo Lab watch for The