Metro Archives - Page 65 of 211

Dec

17

2024

Community Spirit: Abia Village, Okon-Aku, Embarks on Ambitious Road Revamp Project

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By Comr Amos Oge Kalu In a heartwarming testament to the indomitable spirit of community resilience, the people of Okon Aku in Ohafia, Abia State, have embarked on an audacious journey to revamp a 7km road that has lain in ruin for over four decades. https://youtu.be/4bauo68S7W4?si=84ZV8ifbZVBnxL-2 The Elu, Amuke, Okon Aku to Erei road, a vital artery that connects several neighboring villages, has been a perennial thorn in the side of the community. The road's deplorable state has not only hindered the transportation of agricultural produce from the highly industrious communities in Ohafia to urban markets but has also posed…

Dec

16

2024

By Amos Oge Kalu

Okoh Hails Senator Orji Kalu’s Development Strides in Abia North

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Chief Chidiebere J. Okoh, a respected APC Chieftain in Abia State, has commended Senator Orji Uzor Kalu for his outstanding contributions to the development of Abia North Senatorial Zone. Okoh praised Kalu's tireless efforts in delivering economic and infrastructural dividends to his constituency since his election in 2019. According to Okoh, Kalu's dedication to the development of Abia North is remarkable. "His commitment to improving infrastructure, advocating for the welfare of our people, and driving economic growth is truly exceptional," Okoh said. "We, the people of Abia North, are proud to have him as our representative and stand by him…

Dec

12

2024

By Amos Oge Kalu

Exclusive: CRIMMD Director James Shares Story of Nigeria History Museum, Solicits for Help.

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Dr. Raphael James is the Director of the #CentreforResearchInformationandMediaDevelopment, (CRIMMD). CRIMMD is the pioneer of the Nigeria History Museum in Nigeria. He is a prominent son of Ikwuano. Based in Lagos, Dr. James has inarguably achieved milestones and is yet unyielding, hence he has so much up his sleeves to impact on the younger and unborn generations. In this exclusive interview with Charity Uwakwe of Famousreporters.com, in his office at Idimu area of Lagos State, the proud Ikwuano son revealed that his motivation to establish what is currently described as the first and only renowned Nigeria History Museum in Nigerian…

Dec

08

2024

By Amos Oge Kalu

Police Intimidation In Southeast Nigeria; Reason for endless agitation. (See Video)

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Another worrisome incident has been captured on camera by s courageous lady who is part of occupants of a Christian missionaries under Presbyterian Church of Nigeria. As posted by a Facebook user, the Nigerian police has this unrepentant nature of intimidating commuters in the Southeast Zone, and most times the matter is usually over N100 bribe, at worse incidences, some innocent citizens end up being short dead. "This is how our Nigerian Police harass and intimidate commuters and citizens of this country because of N100. "This incident happened on 30th November 2024 at about 4.45pm at Ikem Police checkpoint, Isi-Uzo…

Dec

06

2024

By Amos Oge Kalu

Police Service Comm. Cracks Down on Misconduct, Sacks 18 Snr Officers, demotes 19 others

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The Police Service Commission has taken decisive action against senior officers found guilty of misconduct. In a statement released on Friday in Abuja, the Commission announced the dismissal of 18 senior officers and the demotion of 19 others. The sanctioned officers include 10 Assistant Superintendents, six Deputy Superintendents, two Chief Superintendents, and one Superintendent. Additionally, 19 other senior officers will face reduction in ranks, comprising one Assistant Commissioner of Police, one Chief Superintendent, two Superintendents, two Deputy Superintendents, and 13 Assistant Superintendents. The Commission's decision came after a thorough review of 109 outstanding disciplinary issues, 23 appeals and petitions, and…