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ANSMEDIA:Mission is the reason Anambra is top class in education in Nigeria. This system of running the schools through mission is something the rest of Nigeria should come to Anambra to understudy |
Commissioner for Public Utilities, Engr. Ezenwanne inspects the ongoing Agu Awka NIPP Transmission station. Earlier today, the Honourable Commissioner for Public Utilities in Anambra State, Engr. Emeka Ezenwanne inspected the ongoing 2x60MVA transmission station located at Agu-Awka. The Commissioner and team were received and conducted round the station by officials of the Electricity Distribution Company, some members of the Federal Ministry of Power and led by a consultant to the National Independent Power Project (NIPP), Mr. Akande D. Speaking after the inspection, the Commissioner appreciated the pace with which the contractor delivered the project which according to him will be inaugurated soon. He further noted that once launched; the people of the Awka Capital Territory will heave a sigh of relief as there will be constant power in the area. Commenting, Mr. D. Akande pointed that the team was in the station to test-run it and certify it ready for operations. He further noted that from the job done so far that the station would be launched very soon. Ndi Anambra, like I've always said; #AGreaterAnambraIsHere and #IAmAWitness. Credit: Chidiebele Cy Obika.
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All Nigerian stars coming through at Geneva Hotel Awka. Plan to be there
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What Nigeria’s future prosperity depends on — Osinbajo BY AGENCY REPORT AUGUST 02, 2019 Vice President Yemi Osinbajo says that future national prosperity will be consummated by the handshake between the business environment, talents and creativity. Mr Osinbajo stated this at the 2nd Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Award 2019 held at the State House Banquet Hall on Thursday in Abuja. The awards are in recognition of MSMEs that have built viable businesses, created jobs, and shown innovation and commitment. The vice president said that what Nigeria hoped to be in the next few decades would depend on what the young businesses became. “What they become depends on the friendliness of the regulatory environment, capital availability, and infrastructure, especially power and broadband connectivity. “So, we recognise that our future national prosperity will be consummated by the handshake between the business environment and talents and creativity. “This is why we have been working hard on changing the orientation of our regulators even as we digitalise their operations; and there has been progress. “Regulators are becoming more attuned to the notion that they are first facilitators before being the commercial police and standard enforcers. “To get more MSMEs to formalise their businesses, the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) offered a special 50 per cent discount on business name registration for MSMEs, and recently extended the initial period of this offer by 90 days.’’ On access to low-cost financing for MSMEs, he said that various government agencies and institutions were hard at work – Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN), Bank of Industry (BOI), NEXIM, the new NIRSAL Microfinance Bank, and others. He said that efforts were being made to see how commercial banks could quickly achieve single digit interest rates for loans to MSMEs, with tenor of between 5 and 10 years, and a repayment moratorium of a minimum of one year in each case. According to him, one of the MSME-focused priorities is access to affordable world-class equipment for MSMEs across the country. “To achieve this the MSME Clinics will commence a Shared Facilities Scheme in partnership with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), BOI, NEXIM Bank, and other partner agencies in the public and private sectors. “This Shared Facilities Scheme, which saw pilot launches in Oyo and Bauchi States in 2018 and first quarter of 2019 respectively, will provide MSMEs with affordable shared access to essential amenities like guaranteed power supply, and high quality operating equipment; thus helping to reduce their cost of operation. “Close to 1.5 million MSMEs will benefit directly from this first phase. “Each of the 36 States and the FCT will have a minimum of one shared facility, which will be located in identified clusters where MSMES already operate in significant numbers, such as Ogbunike in Anambra State, Ikot Abasi in Akwa Ibom and Computer Village in Lagos. “Others are Wammako in Sokoto, Ukum in Benue, Soba in Kaduna, Egbe Yewa in Ogun, and Arochukwu in Abia, to mention a few,” he said. He commended the MSME Clinics team for their hard work and for consistently keeping the clinics at the cutting edge of innovation. The awards were in the following categories-Award of Excellence in Creative arts, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Technology and Innovation, Fashion and Style, Leather works, Beauty Wellness and Cosmetics, and Furniture and Woodworks. There was also a special category for outstanding male and female participants at the MSMEs clinics. The Most Supportive MSMEs State of the Year went to Anambra State. One of the awardees, Lawal Segun, who took the creative arts honour, said the award was an encouragement to do more Governors Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State, Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State and Simon Laying of Plateau graced the event. The audience was entertained by popular Nigerian artist, Tuface Idibia. (NAN) https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/344396-what-nigerias-future-prosperity-depends-on-osinbajo.html%3famp_markup=1
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What Nigeria’s future prosperity depends on — Osinbajo BY AGENCY REPORT AUGUST 02, 2019 Vice President Yemi Osinbajo says that future national prosperity will be consummated by the handshake between the business environment, talents and creativity. Mr Osinbajo stated this at the 2nd Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Award 2019 held at the State House Banquet Hall on Thursday in Abuja. The awards are in recognition of MSMEs that have built viable businesses, created jobs, and shown innovation and commitment. The vice president said that what Nigeria hoped to be in the next few decades would depend on what the young businesses became. “What they become depends on the friendliness of the regulatory environment, capital availability, and infrastructure, especially power and broadband connectivity. “So, we recognise that our future national prosperity will be consummated by the handshake between the business environment and talents and creativity. “This is why we have been working hard on changing the orientation of our regulators even as we digitalise their operations; and there has been progress. “Regulators are becoming more attuned to the notion that they are first facilitators before being the commercial police and standard enforcers. “To get more MSMEs to formalise their businesses, the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) offered a special 50 per cent discount on business name registration for MSMEs, and recently extended the initial period of this offer by 90 days.’’ On access to low-cost financing for MSMEs, he said that various government agencies and institutions were hard at work – Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN), Bank of Industry (BOI), NEXIM, the new NIRSAL Microfinance Bank, and others. He said that efforts were being made to see how commercial banks could quickly achieve single digit interest rates for loans to MSMEs, with tenor of between 5 and 10 years, and a repayment moratorium of a minimum of one year in each case. According to him, one of the MSME-focused priorities is access to affordable world-class equipment for MSMEs across the country. “To achieve this the MSME Clinics will commence a Shared Facilities Scheme in partnership with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), BOI, NEXIM Bank, and other partner agencies in the public and private sectors. “This Shared Facilities Scheme, which saw pilot launches in Oyo and Bauchi States in 2018 and first quarter of 2019 respectively, will provide MSMEs with affordable shared access to essential amenities like guaranteed power supply, and high quality operating equipment; thus helping to reduce their cost of operation. “Close to 1.5 million MSMEs will benefit directly from this first phase. “Each of the 36 States and the FCT will have a minimum of one shared facility, which will be located in identified clusters where MSMES already operate in significant numbers, such as Ogbunike in Anambra State, Ikot Abasi in Akwa Ibom and Computer Village in Lagos. “Others are Wammako in Sokoto, Ukum in Benue, Soba in Kaduna, Egbe Yewa in Ogun, and Arochukwu in Abia, to mention a few,” he said. He commended the MSME Clinics team for their hard work and for consistently keeping the clinics at the cutting edge of innovation. The awards were in the following categories-Award of Excellence in Creative arts, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Technology and Innovation, Fashion and Style, Leather works, Beauty Wellness and Cosmetics, and Furniture and Woodworks. There was also a special category for outstanding male and female participants at the MSMEs clinics. The Most Supportive MSMEs State of the Year went to Anambra State. One of the awardees, Lawal Segun, who took the creative arts honour, said the award was an encouragement to do more Governors Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State, Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State and Simon Laying of Plateau graced the event. The audience was entertained by popular Nigerian artist, Tuface Idibia. (NAN) https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/344396-what-nigerias-future-prosperity-depends-on-osinbajo.html%3famp_markup=1
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Former NDDC chairman, Timi Alaibe sighted
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Some governors and senators sighted at the event
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Kcee was seen performing at the event
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The occasion saw the presence of over 20 Nigerian governors in Anambra State yesterday
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Some pictures from the burial of the father of AirPeace CEO Allen Onyema in Anambra State
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About 20 Nigerian governors including Gov Ihedioha were in Anambra yesterday for the occasion
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AmericanQuarter:Kcee performed at the occasion
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Creme de la creme in Anambra for the burial of the father of CEO of AirPeace in Anambra State.
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Anambralstson: Good job. We need more investments in Anambra to maintain the lead on FDI in this region. |
ANSMEDIA:I am happy that JB is the majori financier of 2NB, it means that the work on the project will not stop until it is completed. 2nd Niger bridge will further advance the city of Onitsha as a mega city. |
ANSMEDIA:Good strategy by Onitsha Business School |
ANSMEDIA:Good job. |
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Live in Awka: Here is Anambra APC Interactive Roundtable with Mr Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo at the Dora Akunyili Women Development Center,Awka. Notable speakers are: Olisaemeka Onyeka,Chief Dr.Sen. Chris Ngige, Chief George Moghalu, Dr. Tony Woye and other APC dignatries present at the event Photo speak.
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VP Osibanjo was in Awka earlier today.
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Commissioner of works inspecting some ongoing road projects in Awka.
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Anambra Based Auto Manufacturer Supplies Vehicles To Kogi State Govt- Pics
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Kogi state government have taken delivery of vehicles from Anambra based auto manufacturing company. Lalasticlala
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Ernest Ndukwe, former chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has been appointed as the chairman of MTN Nigeria. In a notice sent to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Wednesday, the company announced that Pascal Dozie will handover as chairman in September and Ndukwe’s tenure will be effective from September 2. Pascal, who was also the founder of Diamond Bank Plc, has been involved in MTN Nigeria since inception in 2001. As of May 17, 2019, his shares at MTN Nigeria (which is 1.67% of the company) was valued at N37.07 billion.
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Ministerial nominees by states as forwarded by President Muhammadu Buhari to the Senate Ikechukwu Oga (Abia) Mohammed Musa Bello (Adamawa) Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom) Chris Ngige (Anambra) Sharon Ikeazu (Anambra) Adamu Adamu (Bauchi) Maryam Katagum (Bauchi) Timi Sylva (Bayelsa) George Akume (Benue) Mustapha Baba Shehuri (Borno) Goddy Agba (Cross Rivers) Festus Keyamo (Delta) Ogbonnaya Onu (Ebonyi) Osagie Enakhire (Edo) Clement Agba (Edo) Adeniyi Adebayo (Ekiti) Geofrey Onyeama (Enugu) Ali Issa Fantami (Gombe) Emeka Nwajiuba (Imo) Suleiman Adamu (Jigawa) Zainab Ahmed (Kaduna) Mohammed Mahmoud (Kaduna) Sabo Nanunu (Kano) Bashir Salihi Magashi (Kano) Hadi Sirika (Katsina) Abubakar Malami (Kebbi) Ahmadu Tijani (Kogi) Lai Mohammed (Kwara) Gbemisola Saraki (Kwara) Raji Fashola (Lagos) Nimbe Momora (Lagos) Muhammed Abdullahi (Nasarawa) Zubeira Dada (Niger) Olamilekan Adegbite (Ogun) Tayo Alasoadura (Ondo) Rauf Aregbesola (Osun) Sunday Dare (Oyo) Pauline Tallen (Plateau) Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers) Muhammadu Maigari Dingyadi (Sokoto) Saleh Mohammed (Taraba) Abubakar Aliyu (Yobe) Sadiya Umar Farouk (Zamfara) Source: ABS NEWS |
Anambra Wins ANCOPPS Schools Academic Competition Anambra State has continued to record excellent performances in education. With the outstanding feat of Anambra Golden Girls and Bronze Boys still fresh in the memory, the state has again received news of the great performance of its students in a recent national competition conducted by the All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS) in Sokoto, Sokoto State. Anambra State participated in the 8th July, 2019, National Congress of ANCOPSS during which a national competition for students was conducted. Students from Anambra State emerged first and third in the junior and senior categories respectively. The student from Queen of the Rosary College (QRC) Onitsha, Miss Ikwelugo Chiamaka Favour, came first in the quiz competition (junior category) while the student from Maria Regina Model Comprehensive Secondary School, Nnewi, Miss Obaa Mary Queen, came third in Essay writing in the senior category. The excellent performances of Anambra State students are a reflection of the dedication and quality investment in education by the Willie Obiano led Anambra State Government. The feat of the young school girls from Regina Pacie Model Secondary School, Onitsha, remains a testament to this. Their success reverberated all over the world when in August 19, 2018, they shocked students from technologically advanced nations to clinch the gold in the world Technovation challenge at Silicon Valley, earning themselves accolades and the deserving sobriquet, ‘Golden Girls’. In a like manner, students of St John’s Secondary School, Alor, made the state proud when they took the third position in an international school debate hosted in Tunisia, March 21st to 29th, 2019. Like the golden girls, they also became popularly known as the ‘Bronze Boys’. Back in 2017, students of Loretto Special Science School, Adazi, won the first prize in the senior secondary category of the national performance assessment conducted by the Federal Ministry of Education while Queen of the Rosary Secondary School, Onitsha won the the first prize in the junior secondary category. Anambra’s feat in education is not a fluke but a result of detailed and structured plan to sustain an academic standard that will encourage healthy competition among students and also prepare them sufficiently to compete anywhere in the world. The standards are firmly supported by a class of sound, qualified and well motivated professionals who serve as administrators, teachers, counselors and mentors to the students. The provision of adequate equipment and conducive environment for learning by the Anambra state government and the prompt payment of teachers which has not failed even once for the past five years, serves as the catalyst that engenders the academic excellence that the state has become known for. The incentives and welfare packages, unsolicited for, but provided by the state government to support, assist and motivate the teachers, spurs them to give nothing but their best. This yielded more laurels to the state when Mr. Clement Okolo, a teacher at Central School, Abagana, won the first prize in the teacher’s category of the national performance assessment conducted by the Federal Ministry of Education in 2017. Anambra yet clinched the first and fourth positions in 2018 during the assessment of school administrators by the Ministry. Amala Ezenwa of Awada Primary School 4, emerged the overall best while Vera Uju Ikegwuani of Anglican Girls Secondary School, Onitsha, came fourth. What is more, Anambra clearly distinguished itself as the academic torchbearer of the nation when it became the first state to win the annual President’s school debate competition consecutively for four years. The state had won the competition three years in a row and when it hosted the annual debate challenge in December, 2018, it made sure to win resoundingly and for the fourth consecutive year, the President’s Cup; beating Benue state four points to one. The provision of quality education and empowerment of students and youths for a stable and viable future remains one of the top priorities of the Willie Obiano administration. The mission is to be the shining light as Anambra remains on top in the Nation. https://pmexpressng.com/anambra-wins-ancopps-schools-academic-competition/
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Anambra State has continued to record excellent performances in education. With the outstanding feat of Anambra Golden Girls and Bronze Boys still fresh in the memory, the state has again received news of the great performance of its students in a recent national competition conducted by the All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS) in Sokoto, Sokoto State. Anambra State participated in the 8th July, 2019, National Congress of ANCOPSS during which a national competition for students was conducted. Students from Anambra State emerged first and third in the junior and senior categories respectively. The student from Queen of the Rosary College (QRC) Onitsha, Miss Ikwelugo Chiamaka Favour, came first in the quiz competition (junior category) while the student from Maria Regina Model Comprehensive Secondary School, Nnewi, Miss Obaa Mary Queen, came third in Essay writing in the senior category. The excellent performances of Anambra State students are a reflection of the dedication and quality investment in education by the Willie Obiano led Anambra State Government. The feat of the young school girls from Regina Pacie Model Secondary School, Onitsha, remains a testament to this. Their success reverberated all over the world when in August 19, 2018, they shocked students from technologically advanced nations to clinch the gold in the world Technovation challenge at Silicon Valley, earning themselves accolades and the deserving sobriquet, ‘Golden Girls’. In a like manner, students of St John’s Secondary School, Alor, made the state proud when they took the third position in an international school debate hosted in Tunisia, March 21st to 29th, 2019. Like the golden girls, they also became popularly known as the ‘Bronze Boys’. Back in 2017, students of Loretto Special Science School, Adazi, won the first prize in the senior secondary category of the national performance assessment conducted by the Federal Ministry of Education while Queen of the Rosary Secondary School, Onitsha won the the first prize in the junior secondary category. Anambra’s feat in education is not a fluke but a result of detailed and structured plan to sustain an academic standard that will encourage healthy competition among students and also prepare them sufficiently to compete anywhere in the world. The standards are firmly supported by a class of sound, qualified and well motivated professionals who serve as administrators, teachers, counselors and mentors to the students. The provision of adequate equipment and conducive environment for learning by the Anambra state government and the prompt payment of teachers which has not failed even once for the past five years, serves as the catalyst that engenders the academic excellence that the state has become known for. The incentives and welfare packages, unsolicited for, but provided by the state government to support, assist and motivate the teachers, spurs them to give nothing but their best. This yielded more laurels to the state when Mr. Clement Okolo, a teacher at Central School, Abagana, won the first prize in the teacher’s category of the national performance assessment conducted by the Federal Ministry of Education in 2017. Anambra yet clinched the first and fourth positions in 2018 during the assessment of school administrators by the Ministry. Amala Ezenwa of Awada Primary School 4, emerged the overall best while Vera Uju Ikegwuani of Anglican Girls Secondary School, Onitsha, came fourth. What is more, Anambra clearly distinguished itself as the academic torchbearer of the nation when it became the first state to win the annual President’s school debate competition consecutively for four years. The state had won the competition three years in a row and when it hosted the annual debate challenge in December, 2018, it made sure to win resoundingly and for the fourth consecutive year, the President’s Cup; beating Benue state four points to one. The provision of quality education and empowerment of students and youths for a stable and viable future remains one of the top priorities of the Willie Obiano administration. The mission is to be the shining light as Anambra remains on top in the Nation. https://pmexpressng.com/anambra-wins-ancopps-schools-academic-competition/ Lalasticlala
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Asphalt and lighting of Nteje-Umunya rural road completed. Credit: Chinedu Obigwe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQBR4acuZKs |
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ANAMBRA STATE POLICE COMMAND DIARY ON THE SPOT ASSESSMENT VISIT BY THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE ANAMBRA STATE POLICE COMMAND CP JOHN BASSEY ABANG fdc Recall that on the 11/7/2019 the Commissioner of Police Anambra State Command CP John B Abang fdc during his maiden Press conference promised to tackle the menace of one chance robbery and other security challenges in the State. 2. It was in view of the above determination that the CP today 13/7/2019 paid an assessment visit to Nkpor roundabout in Idemili North LGA and MCC junction, Upper Iweka, Owerri road/Aba Park all in Onitsha Anambra State. 3. Purpose of the visit is for local knowledge and obtain a first hand information about the pattern of crimes being perpetrated in those areas with a view to curtailing them through effective deployment and visibility patrols.The visit is still ongoing. SP Haruna Mohammed PPRO Anambra State Police Command, For -Commissioner of Police Anambra State Command.
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