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28/09/2025

EWAMAC Seal Kilimanjaro Fast Food Mall for Environmental Violation

The Eastern Waste Management Company (EWAMAC), in conjunction with the Imo State Ministry of Environment, has sealed off the Kilimanjaro Fast Food Mall located at Amakohia/Orlu Road, Owerri, for allegedly discharging sewage waste into public road drainage channels.

The enforcement action, which took place over the weekend, followed routine monitoring by the agency’s compliance team. According to EWAMAC, the act constituted a clear violation of environmental safety regulations and posed serious health risks to residents and road users within the area.

The General Manager of EWAMAC, Hon. Ugochukwu Aghazie, who confirmed the development, said the company, working closely with the Ministry of Environment, has concluded plans to prosecute the management of the facility on Monday, September 29, 2025, for contravening laid-down environmental laws.

He emphasized that the joint enforcement demonstrates government’s seriousness in ensuring that public health and environmental standards are upheld across the state.

“This serves as a warning to all business operators and residents. EWAMAC, in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment, is fully committed to ensuring that Imo State maintains high standards of cleanliness, proper waste disposal, and environmental safety. No offender will be spared,” Hon. Aghazie stated.

He further urged residents to cooperate with the agency by adopting proper waste management practices and reporting cases of indiscriminate dumping or discharge to the authorities.

With this action, EWAMAC and the Ministry of Environment reiterated their determination to enforce compliance and safeguard the environment as part of Governor Hope Uzodimma’s broader vision of a cleaner and healthier Imo State.

Fubara dissolves pensions board constituted by IbasGovernor Siminialayi Fubara of Rivers State has dissolved the managem...
27/09/2025

Fubara dissolves pensions board constituted by Ibas

Governor Siminialayi Fubara of Rivers State has dissolved the management of the State Pensions Board constituted by former Sole Administrator, Vice Admiral Ikot Ibas (rtd).

The decision was announced on Friday evening in a public statement signed by the Head of Service, Dr. (Mrs.) Inyingi S.I. Brown.

Vice Admiral Ibas had inaugurated the board on September 12, just six days before leaving office, charging its members with the responsibility of reforming the state’s pension administration for greater efficiency.

However, Governor Fubara has now approved the dissolution of the team and directed that the functions of the board be taken over by the Office of the Accountant General of Rivers State.

According to the announcement, members of the defunct board have been instructed to hand over all properties and assets in their possession to the Director of Administration of the board.

The notice read in part:

“The Executive Governor of Rivers State, His Excellency, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, GSSRS, has approved the immediate dissolution of the Rivers State Pensions Board.

Consequently, the Office of the Accountant General of Rivers State, henceforth, will handle the functions of the Board. Members of the defunct board are by this notice advised to hand over all properties and assets of the Board in their possession to the Director of Administration of the Board.

His Excellency, the Executive Governor, will in due course constitute a new board to manage the affairs of pensions.”

FedPolyNek begins admission for 2025/2026 academic session .. applications still open The management of the most prestig...
25/09/2025

FedPolyNek begins admission for 2025/2026 academic session .. applications still open

The management of the most prestigious Polytechnic in Nigeria, Federal Polytechnic Nekede,Owerri led by Dr. Basilia Nkem Igbokwe as the Rector, has announced the released of first, second and third batches of admissions for 2025/2026 academic session.

This was contained in the School public notice signed by the institution Director of Admissions where it was also disclosed that the school is still receiving admission applications from Nigerians willing to have quality education as Federal Polytechnic Nekede is a leading citadel of learning especially in technical and vocational education with highest standards of teaching and learning techniques.

The School further emphasized that Federal Poly Nekede have serene learning environment with best academic infrastructures and architectural designs as a satisfied ICT institution in Nigeria, urging Nigerians to remain steadfast in partnering with the Polytechnic and encouraging their wards to prioritize education as Federal Polytechnic Nekede is ever ready to help parents and guardians in achieving their dreams towards their children.

Meanwhile, Federal Poly Nekede ongoing admission is for her three standard programs refers to as Regular (Morning program) and part-time(Evening and Weekend programs) for her over 43 departments like Mechatronics engineering, Computers Engineering, Journalism and Media Studies, Networking and Cloud Computing, Software and Web Development, Agric Engineering, Agric and Agricultural Technology and many more new courses that are now globally and all sector essential demands.

The School directed her prospective candidates to apply for the institution admission through her official email "www.fpno.edu.ng" and also check if they have been admitted through same means while those admitted are to log into their JAMB CAPS profile, accept the admission and print the JAMB admission letter. Use the school website to print the individual admission letter and proceed with other registration demands.

PHOTOS: Atiku, el-Rufai, Tambuwal, Pantami attend ADC stakeholders’ meeting in AbujaFormer Vice-President Atiku Abubakar...
25/09/2025

PHOTOS: Atiku, el-Rufai, Tambuwal, Pantami attend ADC stakeholders’ meeting in Abuja

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar is currently attending a meeting of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition leaders taking place in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

Other politicians attending the meeting include Nasir el-Rufai, former Kaduna governor; Isa Pantami, former minister of digital economy; David Mark, ADC chairman; and Aminu Tambuwal, ex-governor of Sokoto.

In a post shared on X, Abubakar said the meeting is against the “oligarchs who promote poverty and insecurity in the land”.

In July, opposition politicians and some ADC leaders adopted the party as the coalition platform for the 2027 elections.

Members of the coalition include Uche Secondus, former national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP); Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in 2023; Rotimi Amaechi, former minister of transportation; and Odigie Oyegun, former chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

BREAKING: Court Orders Remand of Lawyer, Activist Chinedu Agu In Owerri Correctional CenterAn Owerri Magistrate Court, p...
25/09/2025

BREAKING: Court Orders Remand of Lawyer, Activist Chinedu Agu In Owerri Correctional Center

An Owerri Magistrate Court, presided over by Chief Magistrate Obinna Njemanze, has ordered the remand of lawyer and activist, Chinedu Agu, at the Owerri Correctional Center pending further judicial action.

Agu, a former General Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Owerri branch, was arraigned on Thursday after his scheduled arraignment the previous day was stalled. He was detained on Tuesday during his second visit to the police in Owerri within a week.

The police charged Agu with offenses bordering on alleged cyberstalking, defamation of character, inciting public disturbance, and conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace. The charges were reportedly linked to posts he made on his social media handles, where he commented on governance, public interest, and the justice system in Imo State.

During Thursday’s proceedings, Agu pleaded not guilty to all charges. His lead counsel, M.O. Nlemedim, a former Imo State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, applied for bail, but the magistrate declined the application, citing lack of jurisdiction to hear the matter.

Magistrate Njemanze ordered that Agu be remanded at the Owerri Correctional Center until the next judicial step is taken, effectively leaving his fate to be decided at a higher court.

Agu, who has maintained that he is being victimized, has received support from several activists and professional bodies who have called on the police to discontinue the case. They argue that his prosecution represents an attempt to gag free speech in the state and sets a dangerous precedent for civic engagement and public discourse.

Observers say the case will likely reignite debates around freedom of expression, social media activism, and the limits of state power in addressing dissenting voices.

Donald Trump's speech at the United Nations General Assembly was a scathing critique of the organization's stance on imm...
23/09/2025

Donald Trump's speech at the United Nations General Assembly was a scathing critique of the organization's stance on immigration and a warning to European countries about the consequences of their open-border policies. Trump accused the UN of funding an "assault on Western countries" by supporting migrant flows into the US and Europe, claiming that the organization provided financial assistance, food, shelter, transportation, and debit cards to illegal aliens.

Trump's speech reflected his long-standing wariness of multilateral institutions and his "America First" approach to foreign policy. By criticizing the UN and European leaders, Trump reinforced his stance on immigration and energy policies, which has been a hallmark of his presidency. The speech also highlighted the contrast between Trump's approach to global governance and that of other world leaders.

"Senate President Akpabio is not more of a senator than I am," "we can't calm down in the face of injustice in Nigeria, ...
23/09/2025

"Senate President Akpabio is not more of a senator than I am," "we can't calm down in the face of injustice in Nigeria, no one is more than another, sometimes it's good to put institutions to the test." -Senator Natasha Akpoti says as she resumes office. 🤝🇳🇬👏

THE POWER OF NEW IDEASBeing the Text of a Speech Presented by Governor Alex C. Otti, OFR, at the Swearing in of New Comm...
23/09/2025

THE POWER OF NEW IDEAS

Being the Text of a Speech Presented by Governor Alex C. Otti, OFR, at the Swearing in of New Commissioners and Special Adviser on Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at the Banquet Hall, Government House, Umuahia

Protocols

1. Excellence is the long-term product of continuous evaluation, objective analysis and the courage to take the right decisions after all the facts are painstakingly considered. We have been able to achieve decent results on multiple development frontiers for the simple reason that our team is never tired of self-interrogation, asking hard questions and constantly reminding ourselves of certain irreducible expectations that must be met over the lifetime of the administration. Appreciating that every second counts — that whatever is lost in time cannot be easily recovered — underscores why we have refused to take our foot off the pedal. We are therefore constantly on the lookout for new ideas and resources that would accelerate the attainment of the outcomes that we seek.

2. In the light of the above, we have gathered this morning to welcome three accomplished individuals to our team, two as commissioners and the third as Special Adviser. Recall that at an event like this in August 2024, I shared my philosophy of leadership as an exercise in continuous team building. I had also announced that an effective leader is one who is never afraid to make the right call at every given opportunity, especially when such decisions may be misunderstood but again, a true leader is driven by conviction, not applause.
What we are doing today aligns perfectly with our broad strategy of periodically injecting fresh ideas to enrich the quality and broaden scope of our performance as an administration. Our unyielding commitment is to transform the social and economic experiences of our people by leading with sincerity, sensitivity to the yearnings of the public and a genuine desire to make a difference.
Over the last 28 months, we have gone to different parts of the world to hire quality talents to help us achieve these noble objectives. To be clear, we are not just looking for talents; character and the willingness to learn and function in a political environment are equally as important. What we seek in every hire is the hunger, the passion and the zeal to wholly commit to the New Abia project. We may have fallen short of the perfect score but I am glad to announce my satisfaction with the quality of output from our team members in the last 28 months. We are clearly not unmindful of our limitations but Abia, as every objective commentator has noted, now boasts of a new crop of public officers who appreciate the unchanging principles of service, duty to one’s fatherland and the pledge to do right to all manner of people without fear or favour, affection or ill-will.

3. On this note distinguished ladies and gentlemen, I would like to heartily congratulate Prince Chris Enweremadu, Architect Chiemela Uzoije and Dr Mrs Salome Obiukwu for scaling through the rigorous nomination and screening process and for being found worthy to be part of this great team of pathfinders, builders and changemakers. You have been found to possess the important leadership qualities that we seek in our team and we are glad that you honoured the call to serve your State at this pivotal moment in our history. Thank you for offering to be part of the New Abia project. On account of your brilliant career backgrounds and records of quality accomplishments, I am optimistic that you will make excellent additions, not just in your specific operational zones, but for the entire government.

4. Governance is a complex business with a litany of competing demands amidst limited resources especially in the light of rising public expectations, social and economic pressures and the growing culture of rent-seeking in our political system. At any rate, we have quietly demonstrated that these barriers can be safely navigated with prudence and selfless leadership principles. I do not expect that you will find it entirely easy but you have the peculiar advantage of working with colleagues who will be willing to share their experiences and the steps taken to keep their heads above water. Let me repeat a charge I will never get tired of giving at functions like this: our administration has zero tolerance for corruption and practices that take away from the public till. We shall not hesitate to do what has to be done whenever credible evidence of compromise and bad behaviour is presented to us. You are all required to live above board as public officers with the understanding that this is a call to serve, not an invitation to a banquet. You have so much to do especially now that we have gone past the halftime mark in the first term of the administration. There is practically no time for honeymoon; we expect that you will quickly invite and welcome support from every available channel.

5. We all have our jobs cut out but then, all the hard work will amount to nothing if there are no measurable improvements in the common experiences of the population so you have to constantly keep your eyes on the ball. You may also need to develop an objective system of self-evaluation to periodically measure yourself against expected deliverables. We are a data-driven administration, so periodically, we ask tough questions. Many objective analysts agree that we have done well on road infrastructure and there is evidence to support this position. Our road networks, according to a recent nationwide study, ranks amongst the best in the entire country. Through bold and decisive actions, Abia has emerged as one of the safest destinations for residents and travellers in the country. The outlook in the education and health sectors are also improving. With the recent addition of more than 5 thousand new teachers to the school system and the operationalisation of scores of new primary and secondary healthcare facilities across the State, things would continue to get better. As social services improve, we expect to see higher levels of productivity amongst the population and of course, a rise in the value of our gross domestic product which would also guarantee higher levels of social prosperity.

6. While we appreciate the great outcomes that have been achieved on multiple governance fronts, it is also fair to acknowledge that we still have extensive room for improvements in other areas. The new appointees are therefore invited to help us supercharge performance in the sectors where we need to see superior results as quickly as possible. Our broad target is to deliver unparalleled performance on all frontlines of governance and we shall not rest on our oars until we get what we seek. Let me inform you that every resource you need to function would be made available with the understanding that you shall apply them judiciously and prudently in pursuit of the greater public good.

7. Let me conclude by inviting everyone to offer the new appointees every support they need to function at their best. Provide honest feedback with the right attitude whenever the opportunity presents itself. Do not forget that any chain is as strong as its weakest link. Whatever success the new officials will achieve during their time in office will come in part from the quality of guidance and encouragement we provide. Remember that the race is not to emerge as a superstar by winning all the individual laurels but to work closely as a team to deliver to Ndi Abia, the quality of leadership they can take pride in. We are now invited to embrace this sacred obligation with a renewed sense of duty and an ever-burning desire to do right for the people whose goodwill brought us to this position of privilege.

8. Thank you for listening and may God bless you.

Dr Alex C. Otti, OFR,

September 23, 2025

'Publish Names Of N330billion Cash Beneficiaries If They Are Not APC Members' - Yoruba GroupThe Yoruba socio-cultural gr...
20/09/2025

'Publish Names Of N330billion Cash Beneficiaries If They Are Not APC Members' - Yoruba Group

The Yoruba socio-cultural group, Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá, has called on President Bola Tinubu to publish the names of the beneficiaries of the N330billion cash transfers his administration claimed were disbursed to poor and vulnerable Nigerians.

The union alleged that the supposed beneficiaries were largely members of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), dismissing the government’s claim as propaganda.

The statement read, "The era of propaganda is gone. We are in a digital world where nothing is hidden. Our people in the Southwest are dying in poverty, while their own son at the top is gambling with their destiny by exploiting the region’s political slot.

“Thousands of parents have abandoned their parental responsibilities, and many children have dropped out of school due to economic hardship and anti-people policies implemented by their so-called son.

“Since Tinubu assumed office, poverty and crime have skyrocketed across the country. People have set aside their dignity and integrity, forced to become beggars. ‘Omo Ori-ade’ has become both a stranger and a beggar in the land of his fathers.

“We are not asking for too much. As a government that claims to be transparent, let them publish the names of the beneficiaries of the cash transfers, alongside their states, local governments, and wards, for the world to see.

“Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá said the Tinubu administration should not claim to have disbursed N330 billion to 15 million Nigerians and then use that as an excuse to borrow more money from the World Bank or IMF. Nigerians will reject this outright.

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE FROM THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE ANGLICAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP (A.Y.F.) NIGERIAThe National Council o...
20/09/2025

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE FROM THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE ANGLICAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP (A.Y.F.) NIGERIA

The National Council of the Anglican Youth Fellowship (A.Y.F.) Nigeria, under the leadership of Bro. Kelechi Nzeako, extends heartfelt congratulations to the newly elected Bishops of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion).

On Thursday, 18th September 2025, at the Standing Committee Meeting of the Church of Nigeria held at the Cathedral Church of Emmanuel, Okesha, Ado-Ekiti, in the Diocese of Ekiti, the House of Bishops, by the guidance of the Holy Spirit, elected Bishops for both full-fledged and missionary Dioceses.

We particularly rejoice with the Church of Nigeria’s General Secretary, the Venerable Dr. Paul Dajur and the Youth Director, the Venerable Dr. Benjamin Idume on their election as the pioneer Bishops of the Missionary Diocese of Keffi and the Diocese of Ozoro.

It is our prayer that the Almighty God will grant all the Bishop-elects divine wisdom, grace, and steadfastness as they undertake the sacred responsibilities of episcopal ministry.

Once again, we congratulate them and commend their future labours in the vineyard of Christ to the unfailing guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Signed:
Bro. ThankGod Chibuike Amuzienwa (T.C.A)
National Public Relations Officer (P. R.O)
A.Y.F. Nigeria
Friday, 19th September 2025

Obi Commends Ebuka Obi for Establishing Psychiatric and Elderly Home in AguleriFormer Governor of Anambra State and Labo...
20/09/2025

Obi Commends Ebuka Obi for Establishing Psychiatric and Elderly Home in Aguleri

Former Governor of Anambra State and Labour Party presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, has commended Evangelist Ebuka Obi for the commissioning of the Seraphic Psychiatric and Elderly Home in Aguleri, Anambra State.

Obi, who disclosed this after meeting Evangelist Obi at Lagos Airport and later visiting the facility, described the project as a noble initiative that demonstrates compassion and a commitment to serving humanity.

Highlighting the significance of the facility, Obi referenced a recent World Health Organisation (WHO) report indicating that over 20 million Nigerians currently live with mental health challenges arising from economic hardship and stress. He stressed that mental health should be taken seriously, noting his administration’s investment in the Nawfia Psychiatric Hospital through the provision of modern buildings and equipment.

The former governor dismissed misconceptions that psychiatric facilities portray a community negatively, explaining that such investments are vital in societies that genuinely care for their people. He further expressed concern about the growing menace of drug abuse among youths, recommending that secondary school students undertake excursions to psychiatric facilities to better understand the dangers of substance abuse.

On the elderly home component, Obi described it as a restoration of dignity and respect to senior citizens who are often neglected. He emphasised that caring for the aged is not merely charity but a moral duty and a true measure of society’s humanity.

While thanking Evangelist Obi for his unwavering commitment to a better Nigeria, Obi called for increased attention to mental health and elderly care across the nation.

The day Peter Obi Surprised Me With Ghana Must Go.My people, hear this one oh. One night so around 1am, Peter Obi call m...
19/09/2025

The day Peter Obi Surprised Me With
Ghana Must Go.

My people, hear this one oh.
One night so around 1am, Peter Obi call me say, ‘My Senior bros, I wan come see you, but I no too sure if u fit don wake about the time i for like come" like what time, i asked.
'Maybe around 5:30 or 6.’

Na so u wan disturb my early momo excersise parole and my scooter ride? I queryed. Without over thinking it I said ok. Anything for my Presido.

Sharp sharp, by exactly 5:45am Obi show. No African time, a man of his words.

As I come downstairs to meet him, na so I see one big Ghana Must Go by the entrance of my sitting room. I look the bag, I just dey wonder, Wetin fit dey inside this bag?

We siddon gist about Nigeria, about politics, about family etc etc for almost 2hrs.
Na so Obi come say, ‘See small thing I bring for you.’ I said, thank you sir, without even opening it.

As Obi waka go, I say make I peep inside this bag. My people, you can never imagine wetin full inside dis bag.
Inside the bag was 3bottles of roasted groundnts. Many alegator pepper, kolanuts, pawpaw, oranges, agara, mangos, bananas etc etc. wey Obi pack by himself.

I just no know when i fall for ground begin laugh🤣

As i call am to thank am, He say, ‘senior I no fit give you money, but I fit give you this one, na my hand pick.’
Which kin native intelligence pass dis one.
Dis Peter na Okute.
But I love the bobo no be here.

Na so I say, Obi thank you oh. I jump on my scooter, breeze dey slap my face, my belle filled with laughter.

Sometimes na the little things go remind you say life no too hard. Na kolanut and bitter kola wey Obi dash me sweet me pass money.

Make una no vex, life no suppose too serious all the time. At least this one give me story wey sweet una join.
I can see you smiling 😃
Happy weekend.

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