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Death Toll Hits Nine in Fresh Clashes in India
Fresh clashes between Indian police and demonstrators erupted on Friday after more than a week of deadly unrest triggered by a citizenship law seen as anti-Muslim. Three protesters were shot
Britain’s New Parliament Votes on Johnson’s Brexit Deal
Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged Britain’s newly-elected parliament to bury years of wrangling over Brexit by voting Friday for his EU divorce deal. The lower House of Commons is all
UN Targets Electrifying Refugee Camps Across the Globe
The UN set itself a daunting challenge this week aimed at improving the lives of displaced people, reining in climate change and even preventing conflict: to bring electric power
Indian Lawmaker Gets Life Imprisonment For Raping Teen
An Indian lawmaker was sentenced to life Friday for raping a teenager whose plight police ignored until she tried to set herself on fire, in a case highlighting the impunity
Imo Govt Charges Youths on Using Social Media Productively
Ikenna Orioha Imo Youths have been charged to use the Social Media productively, proficiently and effectively in order to promote their cultural heritage to improve social development and enrich themselves
Human Rights: Nigeria And Her Citizens
By John Ebiye The declaration of Human rights by the United Nations includes that People should have the right of privacy, health and right of equality before the law as
Home News Trump seeks rapid exoneration in Senate after impeachment
US President Donald Trump pressed his Republican allies Thursday to exert rigid control of his Senate trial and ensure a swift exoneration, a day after he was impeached in a
US Evangelical Magazine Calls for Removal of ‘grossly immoral’ Trump
Christianity Today, a leading US evangelical Christian publication, said Thursday that President Donald Trump is “morally lost and confused” and should be removed from office. In an editorial, the magazine
Eze Ilomuanya Reinstated As Traditional Ruler of Obinugwu Autonomous Community
Imo Governor Emeka Ihedioha has approved the reinstatement of His Royal Highness, Eze Cletus Ilomuanya, Obi of Obinugwu as the Traditional Ruler of Obinugwu Autonomous Community in Orlu Local Government
Gov Ihedioha Commiserate With Family of Late Sen. Benjamin Uwajumuogu, Describes death as a Huge Heartbreaking Loss
Imo Governor Emeka Ihedioha has joined millions of well meaning Nigerians to mourn the passing on of Senator Benjamin Uwajumuogu describing the sudden death as a huge and heartbreaking loss
Sensitisation on Essential Family Practices Will Improve child Health, Reduce Mortality Rate- UNICEF Sensitisation
OWERRI- The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) says its sensitisation on essentail family practces to Imo state communities and others was to improve the health of children and reduce infant
Trump Impeached by U.S House of Representatives for Abuse of Power
President Donald Trump was impeached for abuse of power in a historic vote in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, setting up a Senate trial on removing him from office
Confirmed: Imo Senator, Benjamin Uwajumogu, is dead
The Senator representing Imo North Senatorial District, Benjamin Uwajumogu, is dead. His death was confirmed to journalists outside the Senate chamber on Wednesday by the Senator representing Imo West Senatorial
‘I Did Nothing Wrong’, Trump Says Ahead Of Impeachment Vote
President Donald Trump on Wednesday insisted he had done “nothing wrong” ahead of a vote in the House of Representatives where he faces becoming the third US leader ever to
Orji Kalu Seeks Post Conviction Bail On Health Grounds
The former governor of Abia state, Orji Uzor Kalu has filed an application for bail pending his appeal against his jail sentence. Mr Kalu through his counsel is making the
Yuletide: Imo Police Command Bans Use of Fireworks, Explosives
The Imo State Police Command has charged the people of state to do away with Fireworks during the Yuletide celebrations, adding that the ban on sales, possessing or discharge of
Governor Ihedioha Directs Immediate Payment Of December Salaries To Workers
Imo State Governor Emeka Ihedioha has directed payment of December Salaries to Civil servants in the State as well as workers in the Local Governments. This was made known in
EU Removes Gabon from Euro Airspace Blacklist After 11 years
Gabonese airlines have been removed from the European Union blacklist. This meant that flights from the country could not access the European airspace. The EU Commission said it had “withdrawn
Gender workplace equality 257 years away: WEF
Women may have to wait more than two centuries for equality at work, according to a report on Tuesday showing gender inequality growing in workplaces worldwide despite increasing demands for
Imo Government Vows to Partner Institute of Town Planners for Sustained Environment, Housing
Ikenna Orioha. Commissioner for Lands, Survey and Physical Planning, Imo State, Sir Bon Unachukwu, says the State Government will partner the Institute of Town Planners in the initiation and implementation
Clergy Enjoins Politicians to Uphold Good Governance
Presiding Bishop of House of God Church, Bishop Prof Athan Azubuike, has enjoined politicians to uphold good governance to ensure efficient social service delivery to the people for improved economy
Youths Charged on Good Conduct as YAN Abia State Chapter Celebrates End of Year
Ikenna Orioha. Abia State youths have been charged to always exhibit good conduct as they strive for the promotion of peace, orderliness and development of their society. This is stated
Sun Newspaper Goes Neutral in Legal Battle Between EFCC And Orji Kalu
The management of the Sun newspaper has condemned the actions of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), who on Saturday marked the publication’s corporate headquarters in Lagos linked to
Buhari Frowns over ‘Alleged Execution’ Of Four Aid Workers
President Muhammadu Buhari: “Evil will always be defeated by good at the end of the day.” President Muhammadu Buhari, on Saturday, expressed sorrow over the death of four aid workers
Power Supply: FG To Disconnect Benin, Togo Over $16m Debts
The Federal Government has promised to disconnect Niger Republic and Togo’s power supply if they fail to pay their outstanding $16 million debts. This was disclosed by the Managing Director
