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Peter Obi supports Imo school with N20m

Peter Obi supports Imo school with N20m

By Ovat Abeng Provost of the College of Nursing Sciences, Mbano, Imo state, Rev. Sr. Dr. M. Laurette Madu, has expressed profound gratitude to Mr. Peter Obi for his continued financial support to the institution, totaling ₦20 million. Speaking during Obi’s visit to the College on Thursday, the Provost disclosed that the former Anambra State…

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AIG Zone 13 decorates two newly promoted officers in Anambra

AIG Zone 13 decorates two newly promoted officers in Anambra

By Ovat Abeng The Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 13, Ukpo, Anambra State, AIG Abayomi Peter Oladipo, has decorated two newly-promoted officers of the command, urging them to uphold professionalism, integrity, and discipline in their new ranks. Oladipo reminded them that their elevation is a call to greater service and responsive policing…

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Cross River, UNICEF deepens ‘waste-to-wealth’ drive, empowers youths for circular economy transition

Cross River, UNICEF deepens ‘waste-to-wealth’ drive, empowers youths for circular economy transition

By Solomon Azu In a significant step towards youth empowerment in the green sector, the Cross River State Government has intensified its push toward a sustainable “waste-to-wealth” economy, as stakeholders, development partners, and environmental experts trained youths on opportunities in recycling and green entrepreneurship. The two days capacity-building workshop, themed “Transforming Waste to Wealth &…

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Sharks test positive for cocaine, caffeine in Bahamas

Sharks test positive for cocaine, caffeine in Bahamas

Brazilian scientists have reportedly discovered traces of nose candy, caffeine and painkillers in sharks swimming in waters around the Bahamas. New York Post reports on Thursday that these “blow-fish” aren’t getting hooked on purpose; it’s the fallout from an uptick in marine pollutants, according to a jaw-calyptic study published in the journal Environmental Pollution. The…

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Soludo pays unscheduled visit to Anambra Secretariat, threatens exit of non-performing civil servants

Soludo pays unscheduled visit to Anambra Secretariat, threatens exit of non-performing civil servants

By Ovat Abeng Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo has indicated plans for significant reforms within the Anambra State civil service following an inspection visit to the State Secretariat, where he assessed employee conduct, punctuality, and overall dedication to duty. The visit, which covered multiple ministries and departments, was aimed at evaluating the current work culture and…

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