I Always Shudder Anytime I Remember How, If Not For The Nigerian Judiciary, I And My Children Would Have Been Stigmatised For Life -Nnewi Bizman

BY OKECHUKWU OBETA, Nnewi

An Nnewi-based businessman, Mr. Bethrand Onwunzo has relived how the Nigerian Judiciary save him and his children from spending the rest of their lives being stigmatised.

WEALTHYGEN AND ITS MANY ACTS OF CHARITY

 

Mrs Rose Williams( Widow of an army officer from Jos, Plateau state) empowered by WealthyGen.

 Ejike Anyaduba

It may be fair to argue that but for little acts of charity the world might have become an uninhabitable place to live. With growing army of poor people and the destitute of living, daily buffeted by unremitting malice of fortune, charity is not just necessary, but imperative in weaving a thread of love around society under threat of dismemberment.   

Breaking News: EFCC Arrests Forner Governor Willie Obiano

 

The Economic and Financial Crime Commission EFCC has arrested the Immidiate past Governor of Anambra state Chief Dr. Willie Obiano over alleged  fnancial impropriety traced to him as Governor of Ansmbra state.

Bishop Nwokolo partners NUJ for propagation of Gospel, calls for true reporting

By Lawrence Nwimo

The Anglican Bishop, Diocese on the Niger, Rt. Rev. Dr. Owen C. Nwokolo, has pledged to partner journalists in Anambra state for the advancement of truth and propagation of Gospel.

Fides Director Blesses NUJ New 18-Seater Donated By Obiano

International Women’s Day: CIPDI Calls for Renewed Effort to Break Every Bias Against Women

 

Center for Innovative and Pragmatic Development Initiative, congratulates and celebrates women all over the Globe on this year's international women’s. The theme for this year’s International day of Women is “Breaking the Bias”. We must work studiously to break the challenges and impediments preventing women from reaching their GOD given potentials. We must encourage, equip, and inspire women of all ages to create, to innovate, to lead, to dream and even dream bigger. We must give them the tools, create the platforms that will give them the courage, the confidence to pursue and excel in their dreams.

DRBS, Obosi, Anambra State, to the world

 

Divine Rays British School, Obosi has added to the honour list of academic excellence in Anambra state. 

The school founded by the Director of the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, and Parish Priest of Blessed Iwene Tansi Catholic Church, Umudioka, both in Anambra State, Reverend Father Emmanuel Obimma (Ebube One Touch)  has won the national Diamond Challenge competition put together by Diamond Challenge of the University of Delaware, Dover, United States of America. The competition named Horn Entrepreneurship was created in 2012 by University of Delaware to offer teens unique opportunity to learn entrepreneurship by putting their ideas into practice. 

OSUN-OSOGBO AND THE HISTORY OF OSOGBO

Osun-Osogbo or Osun- sacred Grove is a sacred city of Osogbo ,Osun State , Nigeria. The Osun-Osogbo Grove is among the last of the sacred forests which usually adjoined the edges of most Yoruba cities before extensive urbanization. In recognition of its global significance and its cultural value , the Sacred Grove was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.

Igala Colonisation of Northern Igbo Communities (1450 – 18th century)

The Igala mega state attained the height of its fame during the mid-17th century. The rise of the Igala mega state disrupted and contributed to the shift of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade from the Bight of Bini the decline of the Bini Empire between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The Idah-Bini war (1515–1516) was a war of mutual independence. The Igala state reached its political and commercial supremacy afterwards, when it became a leading exporter of choral beads, horses, medicine, skills and of course, slaves to the coastal region. Its growing power, nevertheless, changed the dynamics of the earlier complex relationships with several northern Igbo communities.

A brief History of Aguleri

By Adanze Kaima

According to Idigo, Aguleri is a very large town situated at the bank of the river Anambra called Omabala by the indigenes and corruptly nicknamed Anambra by the European Settlers (Idigo, 1990:3). He argues that Aguleri town is about 32 kilometers by the shortest land route to Onitsha and crossed by the line 6.53 east longitudes and 6.22 north latitude. The land is apparently low lying. During the rainy season the Anambra river, floods its banks to the extent or degree of so many kilometers depositing alluvial soil resulting in the great fertility of the soil (Idigo, 1990:1).