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The Enugu State Government has dismissed the illegal sit-at-home order by faceless persons, noting that the state has since moved on from that era. Therefore, the government directed citizens to go about their lawful businesses, as the security agencies and infrastructure had covered every inch of Enugu State to ensure…
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, said it was investigating election disruptions that occurred during the rerun/by-elections in Enugu, Akwa-Ibom and Kano states. The commission disclosed this via its X handle on Saturday. The rerun/by-elections are currently holding across 26 states in the country. The elections are holding in 80…
Crude oil thieves behind media attack on the Chief of Naval Staff, says Enugu Rep Caucus The Enugu State caucus of the House of Representatives has described the current smear campaign against the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice-Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, as the handwork of the crude oil thieves whose…
The Nigeria Correctional Service, Enugu State Command says it has registered 1,137 inmates for the National Examination Council of Nigeria external exams in the last 12 years. The Controller of Corrections in Enugu State, Mr Nicholas Obiako, disclosed this on Tuesday in Enugu to the News Agency of Nigeria. The…
The Enugu State Government is alarmed and dismayed by this development and hereby warns that any school that fails to open and function normally from today will have its license revoked immediately.
The order followed a subpoena obtained by the Peoples Redemption Party and it’s governorship candidate in the March 18, gubernatorial election, Elder Christopher Agu.
“Under our administration, there can never be a division between Nsukka and Nkanu or any other section of the state. We are all brothers and sisters.
INEC had hand announced the suspension of the results collation on Monday, saying it took the decision after a meeting to review the elections.
Okoye said a review will be undertaken immediately before the process is concluded.
“The latest attack shows a dangerous trend. The gunmen were masked, unlike in previous kidnaps, suggesting heavier involvement of locals in the attack. The way they sacked the village suggests this could be a test run to what could happen during the coming elections.
