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Basket weaving: Students, elders compete, make brisk business in Enugu
Not many people know that Obollo-Afor, the headquarters of Udenu Local Government Area in Enugu State, is not just known for banana, avocado pears, cashew nuts and original honey, but so many other things.
Many people do not know that the baskets, with which tomatoes, pepper, Okra and other vegetable produce are packaged from the northern part of Nigeria and sent across to other parts of the…
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NSCDC nabs 4 suspects for vandalizing electricity cable linking Achebe Airport
The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Anambra State Command, has arrested four people for vandalising the electricity armoured cable that powers the Chinua Achebe International Airport in Umueri.
The suspects, who reportedly specialise in vandalising armoured wires and other electrical facilities, were apprehended by Corps operatives on November 4, 2023.
The NSCDC State Commandant, Edwin Osuala, who paraded the suspects in Awka, on Friday, said the arrest came as a result of timely and credible intelligence provided to the Corps by a diligent Awka resident.
”The Command received a distress call about 6:30 am on Monday, Nov. 4, 2023, reporting that a group of people were vandalising armoured cable behind the Dr. Alex Ekwueme Square Awka.
“Upon the information, operatives of the command swung into action and arrested four suspects with bundles of vandalized armoured electric cable.
The arrested persons, all males, are “Monday Chukwu, aged 37 from Ntezi Ebonyi State, Okwudiri Nnaji, aged 29, from Idodo Nkanu East Enugu State, Agu Ikechukwu, aged 20 from Ehamufu Isiuzo Local Government Area (LGA), Enugu State, and Chinecherem Idoho, from Uboloafor Udenu, Enugu State,” he said.
The State Commandant directed the Investigation and Intelligence Department to activate the mechanism for apprehending other fleeing suspects in connection with the crime.
He said after thorough investigation, all suspects would be arraigned in court.
Osuala frowned at the operations of power installation vandals in the state, who he described as economic saboteurs and warned that anyone found would face the full force of the law.
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Ahead of the 2023 general elections next year, there are growing fears that the elections, especially in the South-eastern part of the country, might be under a serious threat.
This is even more as the rate of attacks on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, offices and facilities have become more intense as the general elections draw close.
Our sources reported the recent Monday attack on the INEC office in Owerri, Imo State, in which four persons were killed, including a police officer.
The attack followed barely one week after unknown gunmen attacked another INEC office in the same State located at Oru West Local Government Area.
Within the last four months, the commission’s facilities across the country have been attacked for a record eight times.
Although the attacks on the commission’s offices have been occurring across the country, it is evident the INEC has become a prime target of attacks in the South-eastern States, raising fears regarding the forthcoming general elections in the zone.
Most of the attacks on INEC facilities around the South-east have been largely attributed to the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
However, IPOB has repeatedly denied their involvement in the attacks.
Enugu
Attacks on INEC offices in Enugu State peaked in 2021.
Recall that on May 13 and 23, 2021, the INEC offices in Udenu and Igboeze South LGAs, respectively, were attacked by unknown gunmen/hoodlums, vandalising the commission’s facilities.
Again, in September 2021, the INEC’s office in Awgu Local Government Area of the State was put on fire by unknown persons.
Recently in July 2022, some suspected arsonists also destroyed the commission’s office in the Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of the State.
Ebonyi
Early last year, around May 2021, two offices of the INEC were set on fire by unknown gunmen in Ebonyi State. The offices were located in Izzi and Ezza North local government areas of the State, respectively.
Within the same month, the INEC office in Ebonyi LGA office of the State was also razed down by unknown gunmen.
Another attack on the commission’s office in Izzi Local Government Area of the State was recorded in November 2022.
Imo
Imo State has largely had its own share of the attacks on the INEC offices across the country.
The Monday attack on the Commission’s State headquarters at Owerri is the third in the last 12 days.
Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State blamed the attack on unpopular politicians who are afraid of losing elections.
The incident followed the earlier attacks on INEC offices at Orlu and Oru West LGA offices on 1st December and 4th December 2022, respectively.
Recall that in May 2021, a building belonging to the INEC was also set ablaze in the State. This excludes the attack at its Ahiazu Mbaise LGA office in the same month.
However, perturbed by the incessant attacks on its offices and facilities across the country, which could harm the conduct of the 2023 general elections, at a meeting with stakeholders in Lagos last week, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, the INEC chairman, lamented that the electoral body had lost so many of its facilities.
“In the last four months, five of our offices were attacked, buildings damaged, and materials were destroyed across the country.
“It is worrisome for us because we lost over 1990 ballot boxes, 399 voting cubicles, 24 generators, and quite a number of PVCs (65,699 in one incident), among many other items.
“These attacks must stop and the perpetrators prosecuted. Our responsibility is to conduct elections, and I want to assure Nigerians that we will recover from these attacks and that the lost materials will be replaced.
“We will continue to work with security agencies, traditional and community leaders, and well-meaning Nigerians to stop the attacks. But the ultimate solution is to arrest and prosecute the culprits,” he said.
Speaking to DAILY POST concerning the issue, a chieftain of the Labour Party, LP, in
Enugu State, Hon Malachy Okey Onyechi, lamented that the ugly trend is capable of thwarting the nation’s democracy, saying it poses a great danger.
Hon Onyechi, who is also the party’s State House of Assembly candidate for Nsukka West Constituency in the forthcoming general election, urged the security agencies to beef up security around INEC offices and facilities, especially in the Southeast zone.
He said, “To me, it poses a lot of danger. It is an indication that some politicians are desperate to thwart our democracy and make sure that they win by all means. They are the people behind all these devilish acts.
“The recent one that happened in Imo State, you heard the governor of the State, Hope Uzodimma, telling us that politicians are behind the hoodlums vandalising INEC offices.
“I believe some of the politicians who want to thwart the process of democracy are the ones behind it, and it will definitely affect the INEC’s and federal government’s plan to ensure a free, fair, and credible election.
“But what we are just saying is that – we are urging the security agencies to beef up security around INEC offices and facilities.
“I give kudos to the security agencies for apprehending those involved in the perpetration of the ungodly act at the Imo state INEC office. They were able to track down the perpetrators.
“If other security agencies in different States could rise up to the challenge, I believe the dangers being posed by these hoodlums will be averted early enough, and we will have a smooth and free election.”
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Tragedy in Enugu as five family members found dead
Tragedy in Enugu as five family members found dead
By our reporter| Amutenyi village, Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State were thrown into mourning on Sunday morning after the mysterious death of five family members in an apartment in the Obollo-Afor community.
The incident involving a woman, her two children, and two sisters, who visited her, happened on Saturday.
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Enugu Apartment Finds Five Family Members Dead
Enugu Apartment Finds Five Family Members Dead
Enugu apartment finds five family members dead. Following the passing of five family members in an apartment in the community, the Amutenyi village in the Obollo-Afor community, Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State, has been plunged into grief.
The mom, her two kids, and her two visiting sisters were killed in Saturday morning’s early hours.
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Five family members found dead inside room in Enugu
Five family members found dead inside room in Enugu
S housewife, her two children and two relatives have been found dead inside their room in Enuugu state.
According to reports, the dead bodies were found Saturday morning when the husband of the deceased woman returned home from where he spent the night.
The incident happened at Amutenyi, Obollo-Afor community in Udenu Local Government area of Enugu state.
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A groom named Obinna Dike, and five others including relatives and friends were found dead in Akutara Village, Adani community, Uzo-Uwani local government Area of Enugu state.
Spokesperson of the State Police Command, DSP Daniel Ndukwe, who disclosed this in a statement on Sunday, August 28, said the Commissioner of Police in the state, CP Ahmed Ammani has ordered immediate investigation into the incident.
According to the PPRO, the victims attended Obinna's traditional wedding ceremony in Obollor-Eke, Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State on Friday, August 26, and continued with the celebration when they returned to Adani.
The following morning, Saturday, August 27, they were all found unconscious in a room with foamy discharge from their mouths.
The victims were rushed to a hospital where six were confirmed dead while eight others are responding to treatment.
"Following the receipt of a report alleging the Sudden and Unnatural Death (SUD) of six (6) persons and the hospitalization of eight others, at Akutara Village in Adani Community of Uzo-Uwani LGA, on 27/08/2022 at about 0930hrs, the Commissioner of Police, Enugu State Command, CP Ahmed Ammani, fdc, has ordered the State CID Enugu to launch a full-scale investigation to unravel the circumstances surrounding the death and hospitalization of the victims," the statement read.
"He commiserates with the families and friends of the deceased, while calling on residents of the community to maintain peace and support the Police with necessary information in the investigation
"Meanwhile, preliminary investigation reveals that one of the confirmed deceased victims, Obinna Dike aged 31, attended his own traditional marriage ceremony at Obollor-Eke in Udenu LGA on 26/08/2022, with his relatives and other victims of the incident. They thereafter went back home and continued with the celebration.
"However, the following morning, none of them came out of the room where they slept, causing the door to be forced opened, with all of them in the room found to be unconscious with foamy discharge from their mouths
"They were immediately moved to the hospital, where six (6) of them were confirmed dead and deposited in the mortuary for preservation and autopsy, while the others are responding to treatment. Further development will be communicated."
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Election results: LP records landslide victory in Enugu (DETAILS)
Labour Party candidate, Mr. Peter Obi has won the presidential election conducted in Enugu State on Saturday.
The result was announced Monday morning, with Obi recording a landslide victory in the entire local government areas.
Details of the results from the 17 Local Government Areas in the State below:
- ANINRI
No of registered voters 80312
Accredited Voters 12217
A -5
AA -0
AAC 1
ADC 4
ADC 2
APC 64
APGA 18
APM 1
APP -3
BP -11
LP – 11339
NNPP – 30
NRM – 3
PDP -395
PRP – 0
SDP- 1
YPP -0
ZLP- 12
TOTAL VALID VOTES,-11889
REJECTED VOTES – 305
TOTAL VOTE CAST 12194
- AWGU
Registered Voters: 104800Accredited Voters: 21465
A 6AA 3AAC 5ADC 6ADP 1APC 221APGA 51APN 18APP 19BP 18LP 19803NNPP 70NRM 5PDP 445PRP 3SDP 0YPP 9ZLP 40
Valid Votes 20713REJECTED 566Total Votes Cast.. 21279
- Enugu East
Registered Voters: 216477
Accredited Voters: 51234
A: 14AA: 3AAC: 7ADC: 12ADP: 30APC: 212APGA: 99APN: 18APP: 15BP: 42LP: 48085NNPP: 203NRM: 5PDP: 845PRP: 3SDP: 4YPP: 28ZLP: 104
Valid Votes: 49729REJECTED VOTES : 1385Votes Cast; 51114
- Enugu North
NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS208762
ACCREDITED VOTERS: 46485
A. 14AA. 6AAC. 6ADC. 14ADP. 13APC. 229APGA. 192APM. 11APP. 8BP. 44LP. 44666NNPP. 113NRM 0PDP. 339PRP. 16SDP-. 8YPP. 15ZLP 72
VALID VOTES.. 45764REJECTED VOTES 670
TOTAL VOTES CAST 46434
- Enugu South
No. of Registered Voters – 178654
No of Accredited Voters – 40347
A – 4
AA- 4
AAC- 4
ADC -6
ADP -4
APC- 194
APGA- 201
APM 31
APP 3
BP 43
LP 38511
NNPP 70
NRN 64
PDP – 336
PRP – 1
SDP- 5
YPP – 9
ZLP- 64
TOTAL VALID VOTES 39554
REJECTED VOTES -779
TOTAL VOTE CAST – 40333
- EZEAGU
Registered Voters; 88877Accredited voters: 18419
A: 9AA: 4AAC 5ADC 10ADP 5APC :186APGA 89APM 15APP 13BP 24LP. 16245NNPP : 106NRM: 5PDP :537PRP.. 3SDP : 2YPP: 5ZLP; 28VALID VOTES: 17291REJECTED VOTES: 549TOTAL VOTES CAST: 17840
- IGBO ETITI
Number of registered voters: 89636
Number of accredited voters : 28509
A- 9
AAC- 1
AAC-9
ADC 19
ADP 14
APC-476
APGA 75
APM 12
APP :6
BP 22
LP 25001
NNPP 108
NRM 50
PDP 764
PRP 6
SDP- 8
YPP 14
ZLP 52
VALID VOTES: 26646
REJECTED VOTES: 720
Total Votes Cast: 27366
- IGBO EZE NORTH
Registered Voters: 134230
Accredited Voters: 27883
A. 7
AA:
ADC:
ADP :12
APC 181
APGA : 70
APN :23
APP: 13
BP : 23
LP: 15125
NNPP: 68
NRM
PDP 1174
YPP 5
ZLP: 66
Total Valid Votes: 16818
Rejected 645
Total Votes Cast: 17463
- Igbo Eze South
Registered Voters: 110404
Accredited Voters : 20959
A… 16
AA…. 5
AAC… 6
ADC… 35ADP….20APC…. 352APGA… 104APN…. 32APP… 17BP… 26LP… 17855NNPP…. 82NRM… 13PDP… 1009PRP… 11SDP… 5YPP… 38ZLP… 40
Total valid votes 19666REJECTED VOTES: 719Total Votes Cast.. 20385
- ISI UZO
Registered Voters: 80433
Accredited Voters: 19660
A: 5
AA: 4
AAC: 10
ADC 21
ADP 10
APC: 129
APGA: 97
APN 19
APP: 6
BP 28
LP – 16822
NNPP: 74
NRM: 3
PDP 1768
PRP: 7
SDP-4
YPP: 16
ZLP : 22
- NKANU EAST
NO of registered voters 82959
Accredited – 13890
Scores
A 3
AA 14
AAC 6
ADC 6
ADP 1
APC – 94
APGA 25
APN 8
APP
APC 14
LP- 11746
PDP- 1430
Total Valid Votes: 13490
REJECTED 368
Total Votes Cast 13858
- Nkanu West
Registered voters 101625
Accredited 16792
A 4
AA 2
AAC 4
ADC 14
ADP 3
APC 343
APGA 93
APN 7
APP 4
BP 15
LP 15026
NNPP 77
NRM 05
PDP 550
PRP 01
SDP- 1
YPP – 7
ZLP 64
TOTAL VALID VOTES 16220
REJECTED VOTES: 560
TOTAL VOTE CAST – 16780
- NSUKKA
No of registered voters
Accredited Voters
Registered Voters : 204177
Accredited Voters: 58885
A: 26AA. 13AAC 20ADC 37ADP 36APC 433APGA 126APN 52APP 31BP 59LP 54245NNPP 196NRM 28PDP 2037PRP 20SDP- 22YPP – 76ZLP 138
TOTAL VALID VOTES: 60877REJECTED VOTES: 1290Total Votes Cast 62167
- Oji River
No of registered voters : 83436
Accredited Voters : 20536
A. 6
AA. 2
AAC. 7
ADC. 17
ADP: 5
APC. 280
APGA. 59
APM 9
APP. 5
BP. 21
LP. 17793
NNPP. 94
NRM. 6
PDP. 864
PRP. 2
SDP- 5
YPP
ZLP.
- Udenu LGA
Registered Voters: 133061Accredited: 29987
A 21
AA 2
AAC 12
ADC 19ADP 21APC 327APGA 103APN 44APP 34BP 42LP 26633NNPP 213NRM 16PDP 1157PRP 12SDP-21YPP 21ZLP-129
VALID VOTES: 28827REJECTED: 1105TOTAL VOTES CAST: 29932
- Udi LGA
Number of registered voters: 150254
No of Accredited voters – 39062
A – 12
AA – 8
AAC -11
ADC 33
ADP 22
APC 611
APGA 115
APM 34
APP 31
BP 50
LP 35408
NNPP 204
NRM 119
PDP 936
PRP 4
SDP- 14
YPP 15
ZLP 101
Valid Votes: 37728
REJECTED VOTES; 1177
Total Votes Cast 38905
- Uzo-Uwani
Registered Voters: 64328
Accredited voters: 14205
A 4
AA – 3
AAC 4
ADC 13
ADP 01
APC 440
APGA 31
APN 17
APP 9
BP 23
LP 11975
NNPP 47
NRM 81
PDP 1164
PRP 02
SDP-1
YPP 08
ZLP 47
VALID VOTES: 13868
REJECTED VOTES: 316
Total Votes Cast: 14184
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Nigerian student becomes first African to win 108-year-old award, gets $10,000
A Nigerian student studying in the United States, Noel Ifeanyi Alumona, has won the 2022 AFS Award for Young Global Citizens, and became the first African to win the prize since its inception in 1914. The award was presented during the International Youth Day organized by the United Nations Global Communications Department, the AFS Intercultural Programs and The Youth Assembly at the United Nations headquarters in New York.
Noel, who is studying in Vanderbilt University, United States, smiled home with a cash prize of $10,000 in recognition of his vigorous campaign to end violence against women and girls through proper orientation of boys on responsible behaviour. The AFS Award for Young Global Cituizens recognizes the work of young people around the world for their commitment in improving the global community and contribute to a more just, peaceful, and tolerant world. Aside the star prize winner, Mariana Reyes and Larissa Cevallos emerged second place winners with $2,500 prize award.
Noel, who hails from Enugu State, beat other 500 contestants after a strenuous and rigorous selection process and interviews, from where 10 finalists were selected from over 200 applications. The winner, who is also a 2018 Obama Foundation Fellow of the African Leaders programme, explained that the inspiration for the formation of Boys Champion came in 2018 after his meeting with Barack Obama in Johannesburg as an Obama Foundation Fellow. It was an encounter that transformed his worldview and ignited in him the flaming zeal to make a positive impact in his community.
On October 1, 2018, he formed the Boys Champions as a youth focused group committed to providing safe space for young boys and training them to become part of the solution to ending societal violence and prejudice against women and girls in Nigerian communities. According to him, some obnoxious cultural and religious practices infringe on women’s rights, for which Boys Champion launched the campaign for change.
Noel, who is presently pursuing a graduate degree in Special Education in the United States, said he has remained passionate about youth development, education and more specifically on ways to improve access to quality education in underserved communities. As part of the mentorship programme targeted at youths, he said his organization would organize a leadership conference in Enugu State where speakers from the United Nations, Harvard University and Vanderbilt University would tutor participants on leadership. He urged the Nigerian Diaspora Commission, government agencies and corporate organisations to key into the project for youth empowerment and training of future leaders.
Recounting his past experiences in his community, Udenu LGA, Enugu State, Noel explained that he spent over five years in classroom teaching, monitoring and evaluating students’ performance. He expressed on the poor attention given to Special Education of kids with Learning Disabilities and Emotional Behavioral Disturbances. He warned that the neglect of children with special needs and other vulnerable groups does not guarantee an inclusive education system, which every country should aspire to achieve.
He disclosed that he and Chike Stf Nwoke, a PhD student at Carleton University in Canada, were collaborating on a research paper to analyse the first ever 2015 policy document and the level of implementation on special education in Nigeria. He said critical questions needed to be asked in order to chart the way forward for special education in the country.
“At the moment, Nigeria is at the end of the bridge on global rankings for special education support. I am happy to continue to offer my voice to conversations that will inspire change in Nigeria, Africa and across the world. As I always say, Africans will change Africa and I am happy to lead that change from my own community through Boys Champions and Hope for African Children,” he said.
As a Community Development Specialist, Noel told journalists that he would remain resolute in his commitment towards improving access to education for vulnerable children, children displaced by Boko Haram and insurgent attacks, as well as millions of out-of-school children in Nigeria. He promised to always look out for victims of disasters and violent extremism in Nigeria through his Hope for African Children, a community-based organization he founded in 2013 that increases access to education for children with disabilities and vulnerable children in underserved communities. His nonprofit organization, Boys Champion, has continued to work closely with over 4,900 young volunteers in Nigeria on issues of gender-based violence, peace-building, special education, youth value development, and childcare improvement.
Noel is an Obama Foundation Fellow, United States Institute of Peace Fellow, and United Nations Youth Assembly Delegate. He is also a recipient of the AFS Award for Young Global Citizens at the United Nations in NYC, African Youth Award, Nigerian Goodwill Ambassador Award, Volunteer of the Year Award by Appreciate Africa Network, Beijin, China.
While celebrating Noel’s global award, the immediate past Governor of Enugu State, His Excellency Sullivan Chime, described the recognition as noble, while assuring that the future belongs to Enugu youths. Perhaps Chime was right in seeing the future in the hands of younger and visionary leaders with a selfless disposition to serve the people and recreate a better world.
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Former Ambassador To India Defects From APC To Obi's Labour Party
Maj.-Gen. Chris Eze (rtd. ), Nigeria’s former Ambassador to India, has defected to the Labour Party from the All Progressives Congress, APC.
Eze, from Enugu State’s Udenu Local Government Area (LGA), made his decision based on the APC’s Muslim-Muslim presidential ticket.
He stated this in a letter dated Aug. 4, 2022, addressed to the Chairman, APC, Udunedem Ward in Udenu LGA and made available to…
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Gov. Ugwuanyi inspects burnt INEC office
Gov. Ugwuanyi inspects burnt INEC office
Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, on Sunday, visited the recently burnt office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Ogrute, Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of the state.
Gov. Ugwuanyi, who was received by the member representing Igbo-Eze North/Udenu Federal Constituency, Hon. Engr. Simon Atigwe, the Chairman of Igbo-Eze North LGA, Hon. Engr. Ejike Itodo and the…
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Fire guts another INEC office
Fire guts another INEC office
The headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Enugu State, was on Sunday night gutted by fire.
The latest incident occured barely one week after another INEC office in Obollo-Afor, Udenu, Enugu State, was razed.
The office affected by the latest incident is located at number 1 Achi Street by Agric Bank Bus stop in Independence Layout, Enugu.
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