Six-months-old baby sold N70,000 in Enugu

Six-months-old baby sold N70,000 in Enugu

ENUGU- A suspect,Chinwendu Agbo,20,who hails from Ehalumona in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State,residing at Obollo-Afor who allegedly sold her six-months-old baby boy identified as Ngozi Eze, has been arrested by operatives of the Enugu State Police command. She was nabbed on August 8,as she had gone to the buyer who happened to be a woman at Umuabor, Ehalumona, to collect the proceeds.
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Dredging of the Aba River

Dredging of the Aba River

FROM the old, cranky bridge overlooking the Aba waterside, the crowd of bystanders stood to watch the new cinema. There used to be the old REX and EMI Cinema in this town where the senior boys of old stole out of bed and scale over the barbed wire fences of their dormitories at night to watch the escapades of the Chinese macho man, Bruce Lee, the American version of Rambo. That was the Aba of old, the paradise lost.

Probe Jonathan’s $200 million Nollywood fund – Veteran urges Buhari

Probe Jonathan’s $200 million Nollywood fund – Veteran urges Buhari

President Jonathan on Nov. 7, 2010 during the 30th anniversary of Silverbird Organisation, gave a grant of 200 million dollars to the nation’s entertainment industry. The then president said that his administration was determined to pursue a policy that would assist and grow the nation’s entertainment sector from continental to global brand. He charged entertainment practitioners to use the loan to produce quality music and movies that would create more jobs for people and make the country proud.

Police constitutional responsibilities hijacked by FRSC, NSCDC – Mbu

Police constitutional responsibilities hijacked by FRSC, NSCDC – Mbu

The Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Zone 2, Joseph Mbu has said that the constitutional responsibilities of the polic have been hijacked as he lamented that indiscipline, corruption, low self esteem among officers of the Police force have tarnished the image of Police in the country.