Pro-Biafra groups disagree with Kanu, insist on holding Anambra gov election on Nov 18
ONITSHA - Despite the decision by the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, that his group would boycott the November 18 governorship election in Anambra state, unless a referendum was held for Biafra restoration before then, various stakeholders and various pro-Biafra groups have taken a contrary decision to that effect.
There are too many drinking joints in Anambra, monarch cries out
Chief Alex Onyido, the traditional ruler of Ogilisi, Idemili South Local Government in Anambra, has called for stringent measures to curtail the growing number of drinking joints in the state.
Anglican Communion begins sensitisation of voters for Anambra governorship poll
NNEWI —Determined to ensure that the electorates in Anambra State perform their civic responsibilities by participating in electing their leaders, the Anglican Diocese on the Niger (Anglican Communion), has embarked on sensitization of eligible voters in the state, to participate in the ongoing Continuous Voter’s Registration, CVR, exercise, in order not to be disenfranchised.
Succour comes to Abia community as perennial water problem ends
UMUAHIA—IT was joy galore in the sleepy rural Nsirimo Amaise community of Umuahia South Council of Abia State as succour came their way following the commissioning of a motorized borehole to tackle their age long challenge over portable drinking water.
Biafra: Be warned, we have enough manpower on ground, Anambra CP warns agitators
The Commissioner of Police in Anambra, Mr Sam Okaula, has warned Biafra agitators against unlawful activities following the May 30 sit-at-home order by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
Awka stands still as Victor Umeh, 18 others are consecrated Catholic Knights
Awka, the Anambra State capital, came to a standstill penultimate Saturday, as the Catholic Diocese of Awka celebrated the investiture of 19 knights at the St Patrick’s Cathedral in the city.
