SENATOR UMEH URGES NIGERIANS ON 2019 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Jubilation in Ogbaru as Nwaebili declares for Ogbaru Fed house of Reps

By John Ndu
It was a moment of joy and happiness for the people of Ogbaru, as their prominent daughter and former Speaker Anambra State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Princess Chinwe Nwaebili declares for Ogbaru Federal House of Representatives.

COMRADE INNOCENT NDUANYAN DECLARES FOR NYCN NATIONAL PRESIDENT

A call for equity in Nsukka/Igbo-eze federal constituency

Louis Ejikeme
The idea of rotating political offices in Nigeria is perhaps one of the best things
that have happened to her democracy since 1999. It may not be politically correct;
may have denied the people a variety of choice by constricting the political space,
but it nonetheless fits well the peculiar political situation in the country. It has
reduced tension; ensured political peace, and brought development closer to the
people

Louis Ejikeme
The idea of rotating political offices in Nigeria is perhaps one of the best things
that have happened to her democracy since 1999. It may not be politically correct;
may have denied the people a variety of choice by constricting the political space,
but it nonetheless fits well the peculiar political situation in the country. It has
reduced tension; ensured political peace, and brought development closer to the
people

. It offers the politically unsophisticated as well as the numerically weak fair

Chief Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano’s passion for charity

Ejike Anyaduba
For 35 odd years that she was in the wild, presumed lost and given up for dead,
her family was in a shambles. Nothing suggested she could be alive, much less
traceable. The disappearance had taken a heavy toll on the family, leaving it
totally desolate. By no stretch of imagination was redemption thought posible.

CHIEF JOHNBOSCO ONUNKWO FREE MEDICALS IN AGUATA LGA, ANAMBRA STATE

ANAMBRA GOVT BAN STREET TRADING

ANAMBRA POLICE RECOVER 106 PROHIBITED FIRE ARMS

MONARCH SEEKS IMPLEMENTATION OF 2001 UMUERI-AGULERI's PEACE WHITE PAPER

Pregnant women protest N25,000 childbirth fee in Ondo

Pregnant women staged a protest Thursday morning at the Ondo State Specialist Hospital, Akure.
The expectant mothers in various stages of pregnancies said the protest was against what they described as “outrageous money” being charged for their antenatal care by the state government.
They called on Governor Rotimi Akeredolu to “urgently reverse the N25,000 they are expected to pay for ‘normal’ delivery, and the N50,000 payable for Cesarean Section, which was free under Akeredolu’s predecessor’s Abiye Programme.