September 17, 2026
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Ezebuiro Debuts With ‘The Trusted Bridge’

By Gele Agbai Sir Henry Ceejay Ezebuiro, an esteemed international business magnate, has authored his inaugural book, entitled “The Trusted Bridge: Faith, Leadership, and the Future of Global Trust.” This publication encapsulates insights derived from his three decades of experience in building, serving, and learning across four continents. The book is now
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Aspirants Accuse NDC Of Ticket Racketeering

Aspirants on the platform of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) have alleged that the party is engaging in the illicit sale of election tickets. The spokesperson for the aspirants, Kingdom Okere, who made this accusation, expressed concern over certain leaders taking advantage of Mr. Peter Obi’s popularity to engage in transactional politics. Mr. Okere, who […]
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Uzodimma Suspends Ucheoma, Imo Housing Corporation MD

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State has approved the suspension of the Managing Director of the Imo State Housing Corporation (IMSHC), Barr. Raymond Ucheoma. The suspension is occurring one year after his appointment to the position. The suspension of Mr. Ucheoma, effective June 2, 2026, was conveyed to him via a letter from the Secretary […]
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Journalist, Saviour Osuoha To Be Laid To Rest On June 20

The funeral ceremony for the late Mr. Saviour Osuoha, a journalist, is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, 2026. The interment will occur in his hometown, Umuduruigwenenye Uba-Ifakala Community, located in the Mbaitoli Local Government Area of Imo State. A statement signed by his son, Priestley Eze Saviour, on behalf of the family, disclosed that the […]
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Court Acquits Man Accused Of Violating Minors

An Imo State High Court in Owerri, on Tuesday, discharged and acquitted Mr. Clement Odeku of a two-count charge related to sexual abuse and the indecent treatment of girls under the age of thirteen. The presiding judge, Justice L. C. Azuama, determined that the prosecution did not establish its case beyond a reasonable doubt, leading […]