Ex-Minister, Nebo Backs Buhari on Anti-Corruption War

Abuchi Onwumelu, Awka

Former Nigerian Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo has thrown his weight behind President Mohammadu Buhari’s anti corruption war, economic reforms and development in the country, especially on the public sector financial management and the single treasury account policy for government revenue generating units.

FINANCE, POWER AND ECONOMIC INSTABILITY, TOP CHALLENGES FACING SMES IN NIGERIA

Online shopping community, Kaymu, has narrowed the top three challenges facing small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria down to insufficient access to finance, unstable power supply and economic instability.

Kaymu obtained this data from a survey carried out at on entrepreneurs at the recently concluded Entrepreneurs Club which had over 200 entrepreneurs in attendance.

Assets declaration: Tribunal orders Saraki’s arrest over non-appearance

 Justice Danladi Umar of the Code of Conduct Tribunal on Friday in Abuja ordered a bench warrant against the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, for failing to appear and answer charges over alleged false declaration of assets.

The judge specifically ordered the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase or other security agencies to arrest Saraki and produce him in court on Monday to take plea in the 13-count charge slammed on him by the Federal Government.

Assembly Urges Obiano to Provide Emergency Ambulances in Strategic Locations

 

Anambra State House of Assembly has passed a motion urging the State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano to direct the State Ministry of Health and other Agencies to provide emergency ambulances at strategic junctions and locations throughout the state.
Www.abuchionwumelu.com reports that the motion, which was moved by the member representing Aguata 1 constituency, Hon. Ikechukwu Umeh received overwhelming support from members who argued that there was need for the ambulances as it will help to provide on the spot first aid and assistance to victims and reduce number of deaths, especially in the ember months.
The motion also urged the governor to direct the state ministry of health and transport to provide adequate professional manpower for effective utilisation of the ambulances.

Government at all Levels Charges to Include the Plights of Sicklers in the 2016 Budget as Anambra State Celebrates Sickle Cell Anemia Patients

  

Government at all Levels Charges to Include the Plights of Sicklers in the 2016 Budget as Anambra State Celebrates Sickle Cell Anemia Patients

 The words “joy and sense of belonging” best described the mood of sickle cell anemia patients in Anambra State and its environs on Saturday, September12, 2015 as people from all walks of life converged on the headquarters of Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS) Awka in commemoration of the hidden treasures (sicklers).

UNIZIK ,THE FRAUD AND THE CONSPIRACY !!! by MAZI ODERA

                                  

It's on record that since the new VC MR AHANEKU JOSEPH EMEREMMADU took over the affairs of UNIZIK he has been carrying out ANTI ANAMBRA AGENDA as maybe designed by his masters from IMO STATE or those ANTI ANAMBRA MASQURADES .

Check the students he gave admission into UNIZIK ,more than 80% are from IMO STATE ,then see the latest POST UME for admission into the School ..

[1] They configured the Computers which they used to shut down mid -exam for any candidate that hails from ANAMBRA STATE .

Late Prof. Dora Akunyili's Life Speaks Loud About Her Even After Her Death - Bishop Ezeokafor ... Urges Christians to be Prepared to Die for Others

 

BY ABUCHI ONWUMELU, AWKA

The Catholic Bishop of Awka Diocese, His Lordship Most Rev. Paulinus Ezeokafor on Saturday 5 September, 2015, called on Christians to be prepared to die for others in order to have access to deeper and fuller life

Bishop Ezeokafor who made the call while delivering a homily at pontifical High Mass to commemorate the one year in mind of late Prof. Dora Akunyili,
held at Women's Development Centre, Awka.

AS ANAMBRA WALKS TO HONOR SICKLE CELL PATIENTS ...I AM BORN ANEW TODAY -SICKLE SOLDIERS COORDINATOR

                

Awka, the ANAMBRA state capital took her routine Saturday physical workout to another dimension on September 12, as Anambra Broadcasting Service Management led all the who's who in the state on a Walk in Honor of those living with Sickle Cell Disorder. The walk which was tagged 'ANAMBRA Walks to Life' commenced around 6:30am at ABS complex as the more than 500-man caravan comprising the state's Honourable Commissioner for Health, Dr Joe Akabuike, Mr Uche Nworah, the Managing Director of ABS, Hon. Pharm. Obinna Emenaka, honourable member of the state house of Assembly, members of ABS management crew and other media houses,

representatives from the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency,NDLEA, representatives of the wife of the governor and the Commissioner for women Affairs, an Ambulance, many members of the Red Cross and Federal Road Safety Commission took to the street bearing banners announcing the need to care for Sickle cell patients and prevent further production of Sickle Cell babies. The troupe went through Unizik- Arthur Eze Avenue, Eke Awka and through Jet Filling station and finally ended up at ABS complex for the ceremony proper.

Obi, Obiano Media War: Bishop Ezeokafor Sues for Peace ...Charges Them to Rein in Their Supporters

BY ABUCHI ONWUMELU, AWKA

The Catholic bishop of Awka Diocese, His Lordship Most Rev. Paulinus Ezeokafor has finally broken his long awaited silence over the social media war involving the supporters of the immediate past governor of Anambra State, Chief Sir Peter Obi and his successor, Chief Willie Obiano, noting that the duo's silence over the unwarranted mudslinging can be construed as tacit approval by them

Bishop Ezeokafor who stated this at St. Patrick's Catholic Cathedral, Awka while fielding questions from newsmen,

Protests as Lacasera sacks 700 workers

Scores of workers at Lacasera Company Plc staged a protest on Monday in Lagos, moments after about 700 workers received their sack letters, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

The company, however, described the protest as an invasion of its premises by “hoodlums.’’