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Ikenna Ukwa Condoles With The Family Of Victims Of Road Accident In Ohafia

Ikenna Ukwa Condoles With The Family Of Victims Of Road Accident In Ohafia

IKENNA UKWA CONDOLES WITH THE FAMILY OF VICTIMS OF ROAD ACCIDENT IN OHAFIA The Chief Executive Officer of Reigh Advertising & Consulting Agency, Chief Dr. Ikenna Nicolas Ukwa has extended his heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims who lost their lives in a tragic accident on Amaekpu Ohafia road earlier today which has sent shockwaves through the entire Ohafia community. Hon Ikenna Nicolas Ukwa , while expressing his sadness over the incident, urged motorists to exercise caution and reduce their speed limits. He emphasized the importance of taking precautionary measures while driving to prevent such accidents in the…
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Restoring Hope, Restoring Hearing: Governor Otti’s Healthcare Revolution Takes Centre Stage – By Ebere Uzoukwa, Ph.D (SSA To Governor Otti On Public Affairs)

Restoring Hope, Restoring Hearing: Governor Otti’s Healthcare Revolution Takes Centre Stage – By Ebere Uzoukwa, Ph.D (SSA To Governor Otti On Public Affairs)

Restoring Hope, Restoring Hearing: Governor Otti's Healthcare Revolution Takes Center Stage Ebere Uzoukwa, Ph.D Governor Alex Otti's groundbreaking initiative, the Sound Intervention Hearing Mission 2025, is set to revolutionize healthcare in Abia State. In partnership with the Olusegun Obasanjo Foundation, the state government will provide hearing aids to 1,000 residents with hearing impairments on April 2nd. This initiative is part of a larger effort to distribute over 10,000 hearing aids across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones, providing free hearing aids to individuals with hearing impairments. The partnership between the Abia State government and the Olusegun Obasanjo Foundation underscores the power of…
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Governor Otti’s Road Revolution: Two Additional Major Projects Set To Transform Abia’s Landscape – By Ebere Uzoukwa, Ph.D (SSA To Governor Otti On Public Affairs)

Governor Otti’s Road Revolution: Two Additional Major Projects Set To Transform Abia’s Landscape – By Ebere Uzoukwa, Ph.D (SSA To Governor Otti On Public Affairs)

Governor Otti's Road Revolution: Two Additional Major Projects Set to Transform Abia's Landscape Ebere Uzoukwa, Ph.D Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has flagged off the reconstruction of two major roads in Umuahia, the state capital, marking a significant milestone in the state's urbanization and development efforts. The roads, Orpet-Umuafai-Lodu-Ahiaeke Road and Ahiaeke-Okwuta-Bende Road, are expected to be completed within nine months. In his speech during the flag-off ceremony, Governor Otti emphasized that the roads will support existing businesses and create new opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors. He noted that the reconstruction of the two roads will offer numerous benefits…
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Akpabio-Natasha Gate: An Urgent Appeal For Reconciliation And National Unity – By Dr. Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke

Akpabio-Natasha Gate: An Urgent Appeal For Reconciliation And National Unity – By Dr. Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke

Akpabio-Natasha Gate: An Urgent Appeal for Reconciliation and National Unity Your Excellencies,Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, In the spirit of statesmanship and the collective good of our nation, I humbly appeal to you both—and to your supporters—to consider the path of peace, forgiveness, and resolution in this moment of heightened tension. The storm of controversy between your camps has gripped public attention, but let us remember the timeless wisdom: “Not all that glisters is gold.” What may seem like a battle for justice or reputation today risks deepening divisions, eroding public trust in our institutions, and distracting…
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GODA DG, Engr. Obinna Odum, Visits Scene Of Fatal Accident In Amaekpu Ohafia

GODA DG, Engr. Obinna Odum, Visits Scene Of Fatal Accident In Amaekpu Ohafia

GODA DG, Engr. Obinna Odum, Visits Scene of Fatal Accident in Amaekpu Ohafia! The Director General of the Greater Ohafia Development Agenda (GODA), Engr. Obinna Odum, has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic accident that claimed the lives of a motorcyclist and a young student in Amaekpu Ohafia earlier today. Upon receiving the heartbreaking news, Engr. Odum promptly visited the accident scene to assess the situation firsthand and engage with community members on preventive measures to avert future occurrences. He extended his condolences to the bereaved families and prayed for God to grant the departed eternal rest. Odum cautioned truck…
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Gov. Otti Flags – Off The Reconstruction Of Two Roads In Umuahia, Sets To Launch Urban Mass Transit Initiative In Abia

Gov. Otti Flags – Off The Reconstruction Of Two Roads In Umuahia, Sets To Launch Urban Mass Transit Initiative In Abia

GOV. OTTI FLAGS-OFF THE RECONSTRUCTION OF TWO ROADS IN UMUAHIA, SETS TO LAUNCH URBAN MASS TRANSIT INITIATIVE IN ABIA. Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti has flagged-off the reconstruction of the 4.32 kilometres Orpet - Umuafai - Lodu - Ahiaeke Road and the 3.79 kilometres Ahiaeke - Okwuta - Bende Road in Umuahia North LGA totaling 8.11KM. Speaking at the event held at Ahiaeke, Governor Otti said he expects the project to be ready in nine months time. According to the Governor,"The successful completion of this roads will respectively end the daily hassles of thousands of people who ply them…
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Mothers At The Heart Of Change: The Otti-Led Overhaul Giving Them A Fighting Change – By Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke

Mothers At The Heart Of Change: The Otti-Led Overhaul Giving Them A Fighting Change – By Chukwuemeka Ifegwu Eke

Mothers at the heart of Change: The Otti-led Overhaul giving them a Fighting Change Abia State, has historically grappled with systemic challenges in maternal healthcare, including insufficient infrastructure, a shortage of skilled medical personnel, and socioeconomic barriers that deterred women from accessing formal care. Prior to 2023, the state’s maternal mortality ratio (MMR) stood at an estimated 550 deaths per 100,000 live births, exceeding Nigeria’s national average of 512. Rural areas bore the brunt of this crisis: only 30% of communities had access to functional primary health centers (PHCs), and cultural reliance on traditional birth attendants (TBAs) often sidelined institutional…
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Ohafia Council Mayor, Chief Eleanya Ojuu Kalu Receives Mrs. Alaribe Rachael, The Newly Posted Health Authority Secretary From Ukwa West

Ohafia Council Mayor, Chief Eleanya Ojuu Kalu Receives Mrs. Alaribe Rachael, The Newly Posted Health Authority Secretary From Ukwa West

OHAFIA COUNCIL MAYOR, CHIEF ELEANYA OJUU KALU RECEIVES MRS ALARIBE RACHAEL, THE NEWLY POSTED HEALTH AUTHORITY SECRETARY FROM UKWA WEST The Executive Mayor of Ohafia LGA, Chief Eleanya Ojuu Kalu officially received Mrs. Alaribe Rachael, the newly posted Health Authority Secretary (HAS) from Ukwa West to Ohafia LGA. Her reception earlier today by the Mayor marked a significant milestone in strengthening healthcare ties in Ohafia LGA. Accompanied by Evang. Mrs. Chidinma Oyediya Amah, Supervisor for Health, the visit aimed to foster collaboration and understanding of the healthcare landscape in Ohafia LGA. Upon arrival, the duo was warmly received by Chief…
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“There Are Plots To Extend Emergency Rule In Rivers State” – Group Raises Alarm

“There Are Plots To Extend Emergency Rule In Rivers State” – Group Raises Alarm

“There Are Plots To Extend Emergency Rule In Rivers State” – Group Raises Alarm A socio-political group, the Simplicity Movement, has raised concerns over recent explosions at oil facilities in Rivers State, alleging they are part of a scheme to justify extending the state of emergency imposed by President Bola Tinubu. In a statement following a stakeholders’ meeting in Port Harcourt on Monday, the group’s National Leader, Sobomabo Jackrich, described the explosions as politically motivated. “We believe these incidents are being orchestrated by those who seek to keep Rivers State under unconstitutional control. The people of Rivers State must not…
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