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Ejiofor Celebrates Media Recognition, Vows More Rights Advocacy

By Titus Eleweke Anambra State born Human Rights Lawyer and lead counsel of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Sir Ifeanyi…

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Onitsha Main Market to Operate Till 10pm as 6,000 Shops Target Christmas Opening

By Our Correspondent The reconstructed Onitsha Main Market is expected to open for commercial activities this Christmas season, with more…

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Omenugha tasks Ogbaru youths on volunteerism, community participation

Special Adviser to the Governor of Anambra State on Youth Reformation, Dr. Nelson Omenugha, has tasked youths of Ogbaru Local…

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NYSC kidnap: Ejiofor warns of security threat in Igboland, urges DSS to dismantle criminal networks

By Titus Eleweke Anambra State born human rights lawyer and lead counsel of Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB Sir Ifeanyi…

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Crisis: Awka Diocese Priests Disown Ibezim’s Board, Pledge Loyalty to Primate, Reject Move to Canterbury

By Our Correspondent Priests of the Anglican Diocese of Awka have dissociated themselves from a controversial communique issued by the…

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BREAKING: Anambra Disowns Enugwu-Agidi Town Union Election

By Our Correspondent The Anambra State Government has disowned the purported election of the Enugwu-Agidi Brotherhood Union (EBU), held on…

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Soludo Seeks N70bn Stabilization Fund From RMAFC, Cites Sit-at-Home Disruptions

By Our Correspondent The Anambra State Government has sought ₦70 billion from the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC)…

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Ire indigenes drag former village leaders to court over sale of communal land

By Ifeizu Joe Some concerned members of Ire village in Enugwu-Ukwu Community in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State…

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CLO Hails Senator VUmeh for Championing Igbo Interests, Redefining Representation

By Our Correspondent The Anambra State chapter of the Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO), a human rights group, has commended Senator…

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Graves, Soakaway Pits Battle Boreholes in Onitsha, 851 Bodies Buried in Two Years

By Tony Okafor, Onitsha Graves and soakaway pits are increasingly competing with boreholes for space in Onitsha, raising concerns about…

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