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Police DPO Abducted by Gunmen In Adamawa
A police Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in charge of Mubi North Local Government Area of Adamawa state, Mr. Ahijo Mujeli has been abducted by gunmen. The spokesman of the Police
NUJ Congratulates Gov Ihedioha, Urges Him not to be Distracted
The Imo State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists NUJ has congratulated Governor Emeka Ihedioha on his victory at the appeal court, Abuja, describing it well deserved. The NUJ,
XMAS: NGOFORO Foundation Doles Out 500 Bags of Rice to Widows, Orphanages
By Christopher Oguejiofor Succor has come to widows in Ideato North and orphanages across Imo state as Ngoforo Foundation has taken delivery of 500 bags of rice and many other
Imo Commissioner Commends Teenager on pet “Rape Project”
The Commissioner for Information in Imo, Mr Emeka Ebiliekwe, has commended Miss Ezichi Nwulu who won the 2019 Most Beautiful Girl in Imo for her pet project on rape victims.
IPOB/ESN Invasion Devastates Amakpara Eziawa Village, Leaving Families in Ruins
By Ajibade Praise, November 15, 2019 Amakpara Eziawa Village, Imo State, Nigeria – A devastating clash between the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), it’s Armed affiliate Eastern Security Network (ESN)
Imo Community of Tampa Bay USA Gives Out N1m to 10 Students of Fed Poly Nekede Owerri
Ikenna Orioha A cultural and humanitarian organization, Imo Community of Tampa Bay, Florida, USA, has given out the sum of 1million to 10 brilliant students of Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Owerri,
Modify National Institute for Nigerian Languages Aba to Enhance Study, Fed Govt urged
Ikenna Orioha Federal Government has been urged to ensure it modifies the National Institute for Nigerian Languages, NINLAN, Aba, Abia State, to enhance research, teaching, documentation and coordination of studies
Indulge in Cooperative Society, Rector charges Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri Staff
Ikenna Orioha Staff of Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri, have been charged to indulge in Cooperative Society, so that when they retire from public service they would have some thing to
Palestinian Militant Commander killed in Gaza strike
Israel’s military killed a commander for Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad in a strike on his home in the Gaza Strip early Tuesday, officials said, prompting retaliatory rocket fire. Islamic
Ghanaians angry over border closure, ask Nigerians to quit their shops
Nigerians doing business in Ghana have been asked to vacate their shops on Thursday November the 14th or be forcefully evicted. The move is an apparent retaliation against the Federal
Kidnappers Kill Man In Nasarawa After Receiving N40,000 Ransom
A businessman in Nasarawa State, Osondu Nwachukwu, has been killed by his abductors despite receiving a ransom for his release. In an interview with Channels Television, Nwachukwu’s family called for
Turkey begins deporting foreign jihadists
Turkey deported three foreign jihadists on Monday, with more than 20 Europeans including French and Germans in the process of being expelled to their countries of origin. Turkey has criticised
Former Petroleum Minister, Tam David-West, dies at 83
Professor David-West, former minister of Petroleum Resources and a consultant Virologist of national and international standing and lecturer at the University of Ibadan for decades, is dead. He on Monday
FG Told to Create Admissible Avenue to Enhance Productivity through MSMEs
Ikenna Orioha Participants who effectively engaged in the 2019 National Stakeholders Engagement for the Review of the National Policy on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, MSMEs, have urged the federal
Igbo Youth Assembly Worldwide Celebrates Nnamdi Oparaji as he turns 50 Years
The Leadership and entire members of Igbo Youth Assembly Worldwide, joyfully celebrate with the Board of Trustees Secretary of Igbo Youth Assembly Worldwide, Engineer (Okenze) Nnamdi Uzochukwu Oparaji as he
I Fought A Good Fight For The Nigerian People – Atiku
The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar has said that he fought a good fight and will not relent for Nigeria and democracy. Atiku’s comment is
How Ideato North Can Feed The South East – NGOFORO
Jude Opara, Owerri Renowned philanthropist and Chairman of Ngoforo Foundation, Franklin Ngoforo, has said that the summary of the economic setback of the people of Ideato North hinges on poor
Fire engulfs World Heritage castle in Japan’s Okinawa
A Search You are here News Fire engulfs World Heritage castle in Japan’s Okinawa 31 Oct 2019 JIJI PRESS/AFP /Shuri Castle after a fire ripped through the historic site in Naha, Okinawa,
Third Deadly Quake in Weeks Hits South Philippines
A powerful earthquake struck the southern Philippines on Thursday, killing at least four people and sparking searches of seriously damaged buildings that had already been rattled by two previous deadly
Nepali Climber Claims New Record for 14 Highest Peaks
A Nepali mountaineer on Tuesday smashed the speed record for summiting the world’s 14 highest peaks, racing up all “8000ers” in just six months and six days, organisers said. The
Climate activist Greta Thunberg declines Environmental Award
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Tuesday refused to accept an environmental award, saying the climate movement needed people in power to start to “listen” to “science” and not awards.
Music Plagiarism: COSON Appeals to NCC to Help Members Reap Royalty
Ikenna Orioha To strengthen hardwork, intellectual ingenuity and talent exhibition among young people, Stakeholders and members of the Copyright Society of Nigeria, COSON, Owerri chapter, have appealed to the Nigerian
Nigerian Pastor Accused of Abusing Children who Fled Boko Haram
Deep in the tropical forest in southern Nigeria, an evangelical pastor runs a sprawling camp billed as a refuge for thousands of children who fled the Boko Haram jihadist insurgency
NYCN Commends Ihedioha for Organizing Retreat for Govt Functionaries
Ikenna Orioha. Chairman, National Youth Council of Nigeria, Imo State chapter, Comrade Chukwuemeka Isidor Chidozie, has commended His Excellency, Rt Hon Emeka Ihedioha, for organizing three days Retreat on Capacity
Tourists Flock to Australia’s Uluru for last Ever Climb
Hundreds of tourists flocked to Uluru Friday for one last chance to climb the sacred site ahead of a ban, despite heavy winds preventing early attempts to scale the giant
