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ICTA DEEPENS DOC TRACKER CAPACITY BUILDING FOR MINISTRY OF WORKS ENGINEERS

COMMENTARY ON WORLD SCIENCE DAY FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT: HARNESSING INNOVATION FOR A BETTER SOCIETY

ANSACA CHALLENGES YOUTHS TO LEAD FIGHT AGAINST HIV STIGMA THROUGH CREATIVITY

ANSEC APPROVES ‘SOLUDOZIE ANAMBRA’ FRAMEWORK, TAKES DECISIONS ON EROSION AND OTHER MATTERS

OYI APGA WARD CHAIRMEN RALLY SUPPORT FOR MAYOR IGBEM

IDEMILI SOUTH MAYOR ENGAGES COMMUNITY LEADERS, PROMISES GRASSROOTS-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT

PRIEST URGES ANAMBRA RESIDENTS TO EMBRACE PREPARATION AS KEY TO OVERCOMING LIFE’S CHALLENGES

ANGLICAN CHURCH HOLDS STATEWIDE PRAYER RALLY IN ANAMBRA, URGES CHRISTIANS TO DEEPEN PRAYER LIFE

WORLD RADIOGRAPHY DAY

DPO URGES COLLECTIVE ACTION TO TACKLE INSECURITY IN FEGGE

ST. CHARLES COLLEGE ONITSHA MARKS PATRONAL FEAST WITH ARCHBISHOP’S PASTORAL VISIT

NEMA DISTRIBUTES RELIEF MATERIALS TO FLOOD VICTIMS IN OGBARU THROUGH OGENE’S INTERVENTION

CMC AWKUZU BOARD MEMBER TASKS STAFF ON PROFESSIONALISM, DISCIPLINE AND QUALITY HEALTHCARE

ONITSHA NORTH MAYOR APPEALS FOR PATIENCE AS ROAD REPAIRS CAUSE EVENING TRAFFIC DELAYS

ILOGBENU TAKES EDUCATION ASSESSMENT TOUR TO IDEMILI SOUTH SCHOOLS, TASKS NEW SUPERVISOR ON IMPROVED STANDARDS

CLO COMMENDS UMEH FOR ₦64M SCHOLARSHIP TO 326 STUDENTS

ASTUC YOUTH HONOURS 16 COMMUNITY ROLE MODELS IN ORUMBA NORTH, TASK YOUTHS ON POSITIVE VALUES

ANSACA SEEKS RESEARCH PAPERS AHEAD OF HIV SYMPOSIUM, SETS NOVEMBER 20 DEADLINE

OFORDEME URGES ANAMBRA GOVERNMENT TO SUBSIDISE CHRISTIAN PILGRIMAGE FOR WIDER PARTICIPATION

ILOGBENU LEADS IDEMILI SOUTH DELEGATION TO APGA NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FLAG-OFF IN AWKA

GOVERNOR SOLUDO CONGRATULATES CHIEF CLETUS MADUBUGWU IBETO ON 74TH BIRTHDAY

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF MEDICAL PHYSICS: RECOGNIzING THE ROLE OF SCIENCE IN MODERN HEALTHCARE

MAYOR IBEKWE REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO SECURITY, RECEIVES DSS DELEGATION

PERMANENT SECRETARY HAILS HOS OVER INTRODUCTION OF SOLUTION NOVELTY CUP IN ANAMBRA STATE CIVIL SERVICE

ARTMA URGES MOTORISTS TO USE HAZARD LIGHTS, CAUTION TRIANGLES