DR.Tony Nwoye as governor of Anambra State would prioritise the completion of the link roads initiated by the immediate past administration of Mr. Peter Obi but abandoned by the Willie Obiano administration.

ABUJA—INSPECTOR-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, has directed Assistant Inspectors-General, AIGs, and Commissioners of Police, CPs, in zones and commands across the country to introduce new strategies in curbing kidnappings and other violent crimes on highways and major roads.

ABUJA—World Bank and United Nations Development Programme, UNDP,  have sought the services of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency, NiMet, on climate and weather initiatives in four African countries.

Government College Ughelli Old Boys Association, GCUOBA, has unveiled plans to provide an e-library for staff and students and rehabilitate the wood and metal workshops of Government College Ughelli, Delta State.

Sapele—AHEAD of the Delta State local government election, His Royal Majesty, Orhue I, Orodje of Okpe, has charged aspirants for the chairmanship of Okpe Local Government council to be prepared to relocate to Orerokpe, headquarters of the local government area, after election.

YENAGOA—NO fewer than 12 Bayelsa State communities in Ekeremor and Southern Ijaw Local Government Areas of the state under the Shell EA communities are at loggerheads with the management of a marine firm operating in the area, accusing it of alleged “breach of operational contractual agreement terms and discriminatory employment policies for indigenes.”

Ijaw Monitoring Group, IMG, has described the recent appointment of the former Assistant Editor of Punch Newspapers, Fidelis Soriwei, as Special Adviser to Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State on Media Matters, as patriotic and intended to unite the Ijaw nation.

UYO—Akwa Ibom State Government yesterday said 8,500 farmers in the state have benefited from the government’s support to businesses in the agro-allied sector as part of efforts to boost production and food sufficiency.

Allied Congress Party of Nigeria, ACPN has vowed to unseat the incumbent, APGA government accusing it of performing below the expectation of the people of the state.

THE wind of hatred fuelled  by stereotypes has continued to blow across the country  unhindered. This lunacy over the decades is often celebrated joyously by different  perpetrators in various parts of the country to spite others without thinking of the harmful effects on their targets who are largely from the sections of the country they hate.