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IMO APC CHAIRMAN DELIVERS GOVERNOR UZODIMMA’S SUBSIDY PALLIATIVE TO RESIDENTS OF OWERRI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL

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Hon MacDonald Ebere

 

…. _Owerri Municipal Council Receives Governor Uzodinma’s Palliative: A Testament to His Commitment to the Welfare of Imolites._

08-07-2024

Residents of Owerri Municipal Council showcased a high level of appreciation towards the relentless and much needed administrative support of Imo State Governor, Dist. Sen. Hope Uzodinma, as they received palliatives of from the Governor. The palliatives which includes corn , garri and other edible grains elucidated the dynamic steps of Governor Hope’s administration in curbing and containing food scarcity amongst the populace. The event which took place at the Municipal Council Headquarters, had Imo APC Chairman, Hon. MacDonald Ebere, PhD, oversee the entire sharing process.

In his remarks, Hon. Ebere appreciated Governor Uzodimma’s intervention in bringing palliatives to the homes of Imolites. He highlighted Governor Hope’s commitment to ensuring that no citizen is left hungry in the present but temporary economic crunch in the Country. “Governor Uzodinma’s administration is determined to cushion the effects of economic hardships on our people. This distribution is a clear indication of his proactive leadership and empathy for the masses,” Hon. Ebere stated.

Hon. MacDonald also emphasized the importance of transparent and equitable distribution of the palliatives. “We must ensure that these resources reach the intended beneficiaries. I urge all Ward Chairmen of the various parties present to adopt a fair and transparent method of sharing so that everyone can benefit from this generous gesture,” he added. He further noted that this palliative initiative is part of a larger strategy by the State Government to address food insecurity and improve the living standards of the people.

Additionally, Hon. Ebere commended Governor Uzodimma’s foresight in addressing the immediate needs of the citizens while also planning for long-term solutions. “Governor Uzodinma’s approach is not just about immediate relief but also about sustainable development. His administration is working on various initiatives that will provide lasting benefits to our communities,” he said.

Hon. Ebere took the opportunity to praise the unity and cooperation between the indigenes and non-indigenes in the municipality, which has made distributions of Government palliatives seamless. “The success of this initiative is a testament to the strong collaboration and commitment within our Municipality. Together, we are making significant strides towards a united Owerri Municipal Council, and a better Imo State,” he remarked. He also acknowledged the efforts of local government officials and volunteers who have worked tirelessly to ensure the smooth distribution of the palliatives.

He concluded by reiterating the Governor’s dedication to the well-being of all Imolites. “Governor Uzodinma’s leadership is characterized by his unwavering commitment to the people. We will continue to support his vision and work towards the collective progress of our state,” Dr. Ebere affirmed.

Owerri Municipal APC Chairman, Hon. Onyekachi Ibezim, praised Governor Uzodimma’s dedication to the welfare and growth of the state, acknowledging his efforts to meet the wants and needs of the people of Owerri Municipal and Imolites at large. “Governor Uzodinma has consistently demonstrated that he is a leader who listens and acts on the concerns of his people. We are immensely grateful for his unwavering support,” Hon. Ibezim declared.

Hon. Engr. Chidiebere Emeribe, the Sole Administrator of Owerri Municipal Council, also commended Governor Hope’s initiative. In his remarks, he described Governor Uzodinma as a person of outstanding reputation, embodying the qualities of an astute leader. “The Governor’s consciousness is deeply intertwined with the needs and aspirations of his people. This act of distributing palliatives is a testament to his compassionate leadership,” Engr. Emeribe noted. He also urged the Ward Chairmen of the various parties in the municipality to ensure that the distribution is inclusive, stating, “An injury to one is an injury to all. Let us ensure that everyone partakes in this gracious act.”

The event was marked by a palpable sense of hope and unity among the residents of Owerri Municipal Council, who expressed their heartfelt appreciation for the Governor’s palliative measures. As the distribution commenced, it was clear that the efforts of the Uzodinma administration were making a tangible difference in the lives of the people.

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FCT prisons: 56 inmates freed, 33 Shiites convicted – NCoS

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Justice Husseini Baba-Yusuf, Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory High Court, has discharged 56 inmates across two custodial centres in the FCT Command of the Nigerian Correctional Service, NCoS.

The NCoS Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the FCT Command, Mr. Samson Duza, made this known in a statement on Thursday in Abuja.

“Out of the 56 inmates discharged, 30 were from the Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre, while 26 others were from the Suleja Medium Security Custodial Centre.

“During the case review at Kuje Custodial Centre, the Chief Judge discharged five inmates, among whom two awaiting-trial inmates were granted bail.

“Three convicted inmates had their fines paid by the Brekete family, Legend Golden Care Foundation, and other Civil Society Organisations (CSOs),” he said.

Similarly, in a separate case, Justice Belgore delivered a significant judgment concerning members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), also known as Shiites, on the same day at Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre.

“Out of the 58 accused, 25 members, including one female, were discharged and acquitted, while the remaining 33 defendants were found guilty and convicted.

“Sentencing for the convicted individuals is scheduled for the following week.

“At Suleja Custodial Centre, a total of 102 cases were reviewed and 26 inmates discharged. Among the discharged inmates, five were convicted, while 21 were awaiting trial,” he said.

Duza said that the Chief Judge, in his magnanimity, paid the transportation fare of one inmate and compensation for another inmate amounting to the sum of N100,000.

In his address, the Controller of Corrections in charge of FCT Command, Olatunbosun Ajibogun, appreciated the Judge and his entourage for the visit.

Ajibogun also commended them for their continuous commitment to decongest custodial centres, assuring them of his unreserved support and cooperation to maintain a sane system.

The jail delivery exercise was part of ongoing efforts by the Nigerian Correctional Service and critical stakeholders in the criminal justice system to ensure the timely dispensation of justice.

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23-Year-Old Yah00 Boy with Over N124M in His Bank Account Sentenced to 2years in Prison After EFCC Arrest.

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‎According to the Punch,Adebisi Olalekan, a 23-year-old internet fraudster from Ekiti State, was sentenced to 24 months in prison by Justice Abimbola Awogboro of the Federal High Court in Ilorin

‎The court gave the sentence without an option to pay a fine. Olalekan was found guilty of two cybercr!me offenses, including ch€ating and impersonation, after being charged by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Ilorin.

‎During the trial, the EFCC lawyer and an investigating officer explained how Olalekan created fake online identities to cheat people.They showed proof that Olalekan used the money he stole to buy a luxury car in October 2024.

‎They also found over N124 million in his bank account from similar illegal activities. Evidence presented included his bank statements, car papers, phone, and statements he made to the police.

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Court warns Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer against unprofessionalism that could lead to disbarment.

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‎The Federal High Court in Abuja on Wednesday warned Aloy Ejimakor, a member of the legal team for the self-proclaimed leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, against unprofessional conduct.

‎The court cautioned that such behaviour could lead to his disbarment.

‎The trial judge, Justice James Omotosho, specifically admonished Ejimakor to refrain from spreading misinformation on social media. He accused Ejimakor of making misleading posts about the trial on social media.

‎The warning followed a protest letter dated May 14, and written by the prosecution’s lead counsel, Chief Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN).

‎Awomolo confirmed writing the letter, expressing objections to the recording and live streaming of Kanu’s trial proceedings. He described the publication of the trial being put on social media as “embarrassing” and urged the court to order that all individuals entering the courtroom be required to deposit their phones outside.

‎Awomolo criticising the conduct as unprofessional, He added that Ejimakor takes to the social media platforms to make controversial posts about the trial.

‎Justice Omotosho warned Ejimakor about his conduct, emphasising that such behaviour could lead to disbarment.

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