By our Reporter History was made on Sunday 6th November, 2022 as Master Kama Chukwueme, a veterinary student of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike
Author: Felix Obani
Court Dismisses Suit Seeking to Disqualify all PDP Candidates in Abia
A Federal High Court sitting in Umuahia today November 4th, 2022, dismissed the suit seeking to nullify the Abia PDP primaries and thereby disqualify all
Connak Postpones 10th Anniversary/Yultide Events
The Connak Foundation has announced the postponement of it’s 10th anniversary/annual Yultide events. According to a press release signed by the CEO, Connak Foundation, Mrs.
INEC Demands N50b for 2023 Budget
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has requested the sum of N50 billion for its 2023 budget, an increment of N10 billion compared to its
INEC Demands N50b for 2023 Budget
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has requested the sum of N50 billion for its 2023 budget, an increment of N10 billion compared to its
2022 World Cities Day: Expert Wants Govt to Adhere to Town Planners Directives
Today is World Cities day. The Day brings to light the inequalities within the biggest cities in the world and pushes for greater social inclusion,
ABSU: 5,258 Students take matriculation oath
The Vice-Chancellor, Abia State University Uturu (ABSU) Professor Onyemachi Maxwell Ogbulu, has assured that the Institution will soon witness more development in the areas of
Abia NUJ Commends Red Cross for saving lives
The Chairman, Abia State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Comrade Victor Ndukwe has Commended the Nigerian Red Cross Society for their humanitarian
Putin to deliver extensive speech at “very important” meeting Thursday, says Kremlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin will deliver an extensive speech followed by a discussion at the think tank and discussion forum, the Valdai Club, in Moscow on Thursday, Kremlin
Surprises rock the Senate races that will decide America’s future
Late twists are rocking the tight Senate races that will decide the destiny of a chamber now narrowly run by Democrats – as well as the future
