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"EMBRACING OUR WEAKNESSES: Okafor Benjamin Chiemelie Urges Public to Look Beyond Imperfections"

By Celebrity Ben

Renowned award-winning author, filmmaker, and journalist, Okafor Benjamin Chiemelie, has issued a heartfelt appeal to the public, emphasizing the importance of embracing weaknesses and imperfections in others, particularly in marriages.

In a thought-provoking message, Benjamin lamented the rising trend of divorces in contemporary society, attributing it to the inability of couples to accept each other's weaknesses.

"If you reject one because of his weakness, you also reject his strength," Benjamin noted. "Where I am weak is where you are strong, and where I am strong is where you are weak."

Benjamin's words serve as a poignant reminder that everyone has unique strengths and weaknesses. By acknowledging and accepting these imperfections, couples can foster deeper connections and build stronger relationships.

"A person who is a thorn in your flesh today may be a helper tomorrow," Chiemelie added. "Don't reject anyone on account of today because tomorrow is a mystery."

Chiemelie's message also highlights the importance of empathy, understanding, love, and God's grace in marriages. He called on couples to strive for a deeper understanding of each other, rather than focusing on weaknesses.

"Don't allow weakness and confrontation to tear you down or pull you apart," Chiemelie urged. "Rather, see it as a means of coming closer together and being prepared together."

Chiemelie emphasized that couples should learn to appreciate each other's differences and weaknesses, rather than trying to change or reject each other.

"You are because I am. I am because you are," he emphasized. "No one is perfect, and our lives are intertwined."

Chiemelie further noted that our relentless pursuit of perfection often leads to disappointment and dissatisfaction. "You have good, you are not pleased, and you are looking for better. You have better, you are not pleased, you are looking for best. In the process of looking for best, you lose better. You lose good."

In conclusion, Chiemelie's message encourages couples to reevaluate their approach to marriage, focusing on acceptance, empathy, and understanding.

"Let us strive to build stronger marriages, founded on love, understanding, and God's grace," Chiemelie said. "By embracing our weaknesses and imperfections, we can create a more harmonious and loving society."

"No one is an island," Chiemelie reminded us. "Let us strive to build bridges, not walls, and to create a world where everyone can thrive, imperfections and all."

"AWUZIE MAKES HISTORY: Rector's 100 Days in Office Marked with Unprecedented Achievements"

The Catholic Bishop of Nnewi Diocese, Most Reverend Jonas-Benson Okoye, has commended the Rector of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Dr. Chioma Awuzie, for her outstanding achievements in just 100 days in office.

Bishop Okoye gave the commendation during a Thanksgiving mass at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Oko, which marked the conclusion of activities celebrating Dr. Chioma Awuzie's 100 days in office.

The mass was attended by dignitaries, including the Deputy Governor of Imo State, Chinyere Ekomaru; Acting Vice Chancellor of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Professor Kate Omenugha; Anambra State Commissioner for Culture, Entertainment, and Tourism, Don Onyenji; and traditional rulers.

In his homily, Bishop Okoye praised Dr. Awuzie for choosing to mark her 100 days in office with a Thanksgiving service, saying, "No achievement is possible without God." He encouraged her to continue making God the bedrock of the institution.

Deputy Governor Ekomaru noted that Dr. Chioma Awuzie's achievements proved that women have the capacity to perform at high levels of decision-making in the country.

Commissioner Onyenji and industrialist Chief Ebuka Onunkwo assured the polytechnic of their continued support towards its growth and development.

In her remarks, Dr. Awuzie expressed appreciation for the solidarity she had received and enumerated her achievements. She reassured her commitment to quality education, promoting community service, sports development, and a culture of excellence.

Barr. Oduah, Chairman Asup commended Dr. Awuzie for her wonderful work, stating that no rector had achieved so much within 100 days. He noted that staff welfare was well-observed, and staff and students were happy.

The TETFund Director, Dr. Nnabuenyi Helen, commended Dr. Chioma Awuzie for her good work and promised to work hand-in-hand with her.

The celebration marked a significant milestone in Dr. Chioma Irene Awuzie's tenure as rector, highlighting her dedication to excellence and her commitment to the growth and development of Federal Polytechnic, Oko.

NRI KINGDOM PRESIDENT GENERAL URGES SUBJECTS TO EMBRACE FARMING AS NEW MONTH BEGINS

By Okafor Benjamin

Chief Romanus Okafor, the President General of the Nri Kingdom, has sent warm wishes to the people of Ndi Nri and the entire Igbo community as the new month of June commences. In his goodwill message, Chief Romanus Okafor emphasized the importance of farming, urging everyone to take up agricultural practices to ensure food security and economic growth.

As the Nri Kingdom, known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, begins a new month, Chief Okafor's call to farming is a timely reminder of the kingdom's traditional values and its people's connection to the land.

The President General's message is particularly significant, given the Nri Kingdom's influence on Igbo culture and traditions. As a center of Igbo culture, the kingdom has played a vital role in shaping the region's history and identity

Chief Romanus Okafor's emphasis on farming is also a nod to the kingdom's agricultural heritage. The Nri people have long been known for their expertise in farming, and the kingdom's fertile soil has made it an ideal location for cultivating a variety of crops.

As the people of Ndi Nri and the Igbo community begin the new month, they would do well to heed Chief Okafor's words and take up farming as a means of ensuring food security, promoting economic growth, and preserving their cultural heritage.

DR. CHIOMA AWUZIE REVOLUTION: FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO TRANSFORMED IN 100 DAYS .

By Okafor Benjamin

In a remarkable demonstration of effective leadership and a keen vision for institutional development, Dr. Chioma Irene Awuzie, the newly appointed substantive Rector of the Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra state, has accomplished an impressive array of infrastructural projects within her first 100 days in office.

In recent months, the Federal Polytechnic has witnessed a remarkable transformation under her leadership. Taking office as rector, she has demonstrated an inspiring commitment to expanding the institution’s infrastructure and enhancing its capacity to provide quality education and services.

Within her first 100 days, Dr. Awuzie initiated and completed several key projects, all of which are poised to significantly benefit students, staff, and the local community.

Dr. Chioma Awuzie assumed the role of rector with a clear vision: to create an educational environment that not only fosters academic excellence but also equips students with practical skills that enhance their employability.

Acknowledging the importance of hands-on experience and internally generated revenue for the institution, she prioritized the establishment of facilities that generate funds and also bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. Her approach reflects a broader understanding of modern educational demands and the necessity for the polytechnic to adapt to industrial needs.

Her proactive approach has not only revitalized the institution's physical landscape but has also laid a solid foundation for enhancing the overall academic and social environment for students, faculty, and staff.

In the dynamic environment of higher education, visionary leadership can inspire significant positive change and development. The newly appointed substantive rector has epitomized this leadership in her first 100 days in office, by initiating and successfully completing Bottled Water factory, Security Posts, Polytechnic Printing Press, Guest House, Bakery, and state-of-the-art Senator Barnabas Gemade Medical Center.

This groundbreaking projects not only embody her commitment to enhancing the educational experience but also stands as a testament to her innovative approach to problem-solving within the institution.

In an elaborate occasion at the polytechnic's main campus in Oko, on Thursday, May 29, Dr. Awuzie, together with the polytechnic's governing council and key officers of the institution, commissioned these projects located at both Oko and Ufuma campuses of the institution.

One of these projects was the state-of-the-art security houses: one in Oko, one at Ufuma campus of the institution. This initiative, which aims to foster a safe learning environment, encourages students and staff to focus on their academic pursuits without concern for their safety.

Dr. Chioma Awuzie also recognized the need for a welcoming space for visiting academics, parents, and other stakeholders. The completion and commissioning of a new guest house at Oko campus is a significant step toward enhancing the polytechnic's hospitality and appeal. This facility is designed to accommodate visitors with comfort, showcasing the institution's commitment to fostering collaborative relationships with external partners and stakeholders.

The director of TETfund, Dr. Helen Okwuoma Nnabuenyi, Commended Dr. Chioma Awuzie for her outstanding achievements, promising to collaborate with her office to further develop the Institution. "We are impressed with the progress made by Dr. Chioma Awuzie as substantive Rector within her first 109 days in office", Dr. Nnabuenyi said. "We look forward to working closely with her to achieve greater heights."

The polytechnic also commissioned a newly completed printing press. In an era where academic publications and research dissemination are vital, Dr. Awuzie initiated the establishment of this polytechnic press. This facility will serve as a hub for publishing academic work and providing students with opportunities to gain hands-on experience in publishing processes. By supporting academic scholarship and enabling research dissemination, the polytechnic press will enhance the institution's academic profile.

Another standout project commissioned as part of activities marking her first 100 days is a modern bakery. This facility is not merely an addition to the campus; it serves also as a vital training ground for students pursuing courses in food technology and hospitality related fields. Equipped with advanced machinery and trained staff, the bakery offers students the opportunity to gain real-world experience in baking, production management, and entrepreneurship.

The bakery also has the potential to generate revenue for the institution and serve the wider community by supplying fresh baked foods. Through this initiative, Dr. Awuzie aims to instill a culture of entrepreneurship among students, encouraging them to explore innovative business opportunities within the food industry.

Also, among the crown jewels of Dr. Chioma Awuzie's infrastructural achievements in her first 100 days in office is the completion of the Senator Barnabas Gemade Medical Center. This state-of-the-art facility stands as a testament to her commitment to student health and well-being. The center is designed to meet the medical needs of students and staff alike. The establishment of this medical center not only enhances the quality of healthcare on campus but also serves as a model for other educational institutions in the region, promoting the importance of student health in academic success.

Again, recognizing the increasing demand for clean drinking water and the necessity for practical engagement, Dr. Chioma Awuzie articulated a vision to set up a bottled water factory. By setting up a bottled water factory, she aimed to provide high-quality drinking water for the campus community while simultaneously creating opportunities for students to learn about entrepreneurship, management, and production processes.

Dr. Chioma Awuzie’s comprehensive approach to leadership allowed her to transform these ideas from concept to reality in record time. Within her first 100 days, she focused on several key strategies to ensure the successful launch of these projects.

Her background as the first internally generated substantive rector of the Federal Polytechnic positioned her well to understand the core challenges of the school. In her inaugural address on 11th February, 2025, Dr. Awuzie had emphasized the importance of sustainability and self-sufficiency in educational institutions. This is why these first-line landmark infrastructure focus on projects generating IGR for the polytechnic.

Earlier in a press conference with the theme: "From Vision to Action: 100 Days of Impact, Innovation and Institutional Rebirth," on Thursday, May 29, Dr. Awuzie attributed her success to the prayer, support and encouragement of the visitor to the polytechnic, President Bola Tinubu; the Honourable Minister, Federal Ministry of Education; the Executive Secretary, National Board for Technical Education; the Director, Polytechnic Education, Federal Ministry of Education; the Chairman of the Polytechnic's Governing Council, Senator Barnabas Gemade; all Council members, principal officers, staff and students; as well as her experience and indeph knowledge of the institution as someone who has been part of the system for many years.

While promising not to betray the trust reposed in him by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Dr. Awuzie promised that she would continue to align herself with policies and programmes that will portray and project the polytechnic as a frontline academic institution in Nigeria and Africa.

FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO HONORS ITS FINEST: MR. UGOCHUKWU ONUIGBO EMERGES MOST HARDWORKING STAFF

By Okafor Benjamin

In Oko, Anambra State.
In a grand Lecture ceremony marking the 100-day milestone of the Rector, Dr. Chioma Awuzie, Federal Polytechnic Oko celebrated its dedicated staff with awards and cash gifts. Among the honorees was Mr. Ugochukwu Onuigbo, a lecturer in Mass Communication, who took home the coveted title of Most Hardworking Staff of the Year.

During an interview, Mr. Onuigbo expressed his gratitude, dedicating the award to God and commending the Rector for her outstanding leadership and contributions to the polytechnic. He pledged to continue delivering exceptional service to the institution and beyond.

The ceremony, which included a lecture and commissioning of projects, showcased the polytechnic's commitment to excellence and staff appreciation. Dr. Chioma Awuzie's administration has prioritized staff welfare, academic reinvention, and infrastructure development, as outlined in her 12-point agenda.

As the polytechnic community celebrates this milestone, they also acknowledge the tireless efforts of staff like Mr. Onuigbo, who embody the institution's values of hard work, dedication, and excellence.

COUNTDOWN TO 100 DAYS: Rector Makes Bold Statement with Hospital Visit, Exhibition, and Rector's Cup

By Okafor Benjamin

In Oko, Anambra state.
With just two days left until her 100-day milestone, the Rector of Federal Polytechnic Oko, Dr. Irene Chioma Awuzie, has made a bold statement with a triple impact event today, showcasing her commitment to community service, education, and sports development.

The day began with a hospital visitation at Chinonso Hospital Oko, where the Rector, Management, and staff, Members of the Governing Council spent time with patients, offering words of encouragement and support.

According to the Rector, "I found it worthy to visit the sick today as a humanitarian. I have been doing humanitarian services through my foundation, Dr. Chioma Awuzie Foundation, but today's visitation is a special one, done under the auspices of Federal Polytechnic Oko to mark my 100 days in office."

During the visit, the Rector donated cash, beverages, pampers, and other essential items to the patients, including new mothers and their newborn babies. She also paid the medical bills of some patients who were struggling to settle their debts.

In her speech, the Rector extended a message of hope to the patients, telling them that "human beings are sojourners on earth, bound to be sick and healthy. I pray and wish you all quick recovery."

Dr. Reuben Chukwudi, One of the medical doctor in Chinonso Hospital Oko, commended the Rector for her humanitarian services, wishing her success in all her endeavors.

From the hospital, the Rector proceeded to the institution's exhibition, which showcased the achievements and innovations of students, staff, and Schools. The exhibition featured displays on research and development, entrepreneurship, and community service.

Various departments, including Biochemistry, Microbiology, Electronic Engineering, Biology, and Fine and Applied Arts, showcased their projects and innovations. The Rector sorted out funding issues that had threatened to jeopardize some of the projects.

In addition, the Rector offered land for the Department of Biology's zoological farms and awarded scholarships to two ND 1 students of the Fine and Applied Arts Department who presented a portrait to her. She also purchased some of the exhibition products and shared them with staff and students.

The grand finale of the day's events was the Rector's Cup, a sports competition that brought together students from various departments. The final match was between the School of Information and Environmental Science, with the latter emerging victorious with a 3-1 win.

The Rector presented cash prizes to the winners, as promised, and encouraged participants to continue striving for excellence.

In her remarks, the Rector expressed her gratitude to the institution's community for their support and cooperation. She reiterated her commitment to providing quality education, promoting community service, and fostering a culture of excellence.

The event was attended by members of the institution's governing council, management, staff, and students, as well as representatives from local businesses and organizations.

With this triple impact event, the Rector has demonstrated her vision and leadership, setting a high standard for her tenure and inspiring the institution's community to strive for greatness.

FEDPOLY OKO TAKES GIANT LEAP FORWARD: RECTOR FLAGS OFF SKILL ACQUISITIONS CENTRE, MEDICAL OUTREACH, AND PROJECTS

By Okafor Benjamin

In Oko, Anambra State.
The Rector of Federal Polytechnic Oko, Dr. Chioma Awuzie, has flagged off a Skill Acquisitions Centre, conducted a free medical outreach programme, and commissioned several projects, as part of her vision for skills development and community service.

The Skill Acquisitions Centre, which was flagged off by the Rector and the Governing Council, led by Senator Barnabas Gemede, is designed to provide informal training in various skills, including tailoring, shoe making, welding, and block moulding. According to Dr. Chioma Awuzie, the centre is part of her mission statement and is aimed at empowering staff and students with useful skills.

The Rector noted that the skill acquisitions centre will not only provide a platform for skills development but will also generate revenue for the institution, which is facing funding challenges.

Earlier in the day, the Rector also conducted a free medical outreach programme, which provided medical care and services to the polytechnic community. The programme was part of the Rector's efforts to promote health and wellbeing among staff and students.

Senator Gemede, who commended the Rector for her vision and achievements, said the skill acquisitions centre will favour many people and is a great way for individuals to improve their lives.

The Director of Student Affairs, Dr. Asomugha C., also commended the Rector for her "amazing work" in the institution, describing her achievements as "phenomenal."

In addition to the skill acquisitions centre, Dr. Awuzie also commissioned a medical centre in Ufuma campus, which was named after Senator Gemede. The Rector appreciated the Chairman of the Governing Council and his team for sanitizing and repositioning the institution.

The Ufuma campus, which was shut down by the previous administration, has been reactivated and is now open for admitting students into evening programmes, weekend, and part-time programmes. The Rector also announced that the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) has accredited the Geological Technology department, and plans are underway to introduce Nursing Technology and Pharmaceutical departments.

Senator Gemede was visibly impressed with the Rector's achievements, describing them as a prove to her vision and leadership.

The event was attended by members of the Governing Council, management, staff, and students of the polytechnic.

"FEDERAL POLY OKO STUDENTS, GOVERNING COUNCIL RALLY BEHIND RECTOR, DR. CHIOMA AWUZIE, AS ANGLICAN BISHOP'S SCATHING ATTACK SPARKS OUTRAGE"

By Okafor Benjamin

In Oko, Anambra State.
The students of Federal Polytechnic Oko, in solidarity with the institution's governing council, staged a peaceful protest today 27th May 2025 to condemn the scathing attack on the Rector, Dr. Chioma Awuzie, by the Anglican Bishop of Aguata Diocese, Rt. Rev. Dr. Samuel Ezeofor during the Anglican 2025 Synod at Ufuma.

The bishop's criticism, which was widely condemned as "unwarranted" and "unbecoming," sparked outrage among the students, staff, and governing council of the polytechnic.

Addressing the students during the protest, the Chairman of the governing council, Senator Engr. Barnabas Gemade, praised the students for their solidarity and urged them to remain calm.

"We are happy with the progress Dr. Chioma Awuzie has made since her appointment as Rector," Senator Gemade said. "The governing council has done a lot for the development of the polytechnic, and we have seen greater things since Dr. Awuzie took over."

Senator Gemade charged the students to educate their parents and those who doubt the Rector's qualifications, saying, "Go out there and tell them that we are happy with what Dr. Awuzie is doing."

The President of the Student Union Government, Giant Comr. Odumegwu Emmanuel, expressed his joy and happiness over the Rector's performance, citing several projects initiated under her leadership.

"The bishop should leave the Rector to continue her good work," Comr. Emmanuel said. "We are against the bishop's tackle and foul words."

A student, Ijeoma Uche, also praised the Rector's efforts, saying, "Dr. Awuzie is doing a great job, and we don't need distractions. Within a few months, she has brought infrastructure to our institution."

The protest was peaceful, with students carrying placards that read, "We support Dr. Chioma Awuzie," "Bishop Ezeofor, leave our Rector alone," and "We are proud of our polytechnic."

The governing council and student union have called on the bishop to retract his statement and apologize to the Rector and the polytechnic community.

CHRIST HOLY CHURCH AWKA NO. 1 CELEBRATES CHILDREN'S SUNDAY, CLERIC URGES CONGREGATION TO TRUST IN GOD'S PROVISION"

By Okafor Benjamin

In Awka, Anambra State, today marked Children's Sunday in the entire Christ Holy Church, and Christ Holy Church Awka No. 1 made it a memorable one. As part of the celebration, Evang Jacob Ezekwueche delivered a stirring sermon, assuring the congregation that God will provide for their needs despite the prevailing challenges.

Citing Philippians 4:17, Evang. Ezekwueche emphasized the importance of trusting in God's provision, saying, "God is faithful and will always provide for His children, even in the midst of adversity."

The cleric also drew from Colossians 3:5, cautioning the congregation to flee from sinful tendencies such as sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires, and greed.

"As believers, we must strive to live a life that is pleasing to God, shunning all forms of sin and evil," Evang. Ezekwueche stressed.

The well-attended service saw the congregation deeply inspired and challenged by the evangelist's message, with many expressing gratitude for the timely reminder of God's faithfulness and provision. The children of the church added color and joy to the celebration, making it a truly unforgettable experience.

"Revolutionary Healing Arrives in Awka: Baba Ogbomosho Herbal Home Brings Hope to Thousands"

By Okafor Benjamin

Awka, Anambra State - In a groundbreaking development, Baba Ogbomosho Herbal Home has officially launched its operations in Awka, Anambra State, bringing with it a beacon of hope for individuals battling stubborn illnesses.

During an exclusive media chat, Baba Ogbomosho, affectionately known as "The Village Man," revealed that his herbal home is equipped to tackle a wide range of debilitating health conditions. These include:

- Waist pain
- Diabetes
- Weak erection
- Staph infection
- Infertility
- Stroke
- Low sperm count
- Prostate issues

Baba Ogbomosho emphasized that his herbal remedies offer instant healing solutions, while humbly acknowledging that ultimate healing power rests with God.

Located conveniently at the ABS Radio Station in Awka, Baba Ogbomosho Herbal Home invites individuals seeking holistic healing to visit or contact them directly at 08133593927.

With Baba Ogbomosho Herbal Home now rooted in Awka, the people of Anambra State and beyond can look forward to a new era of wellness and rejuvenation.

"COMPLAIN BOX": A GAME-CHANGER FOR FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO STUDENTS"

By Okafor Benjamin

In a bid to address the concerns and grievances of students, the management of Federal Polytechnic Oko has introduced a "Complain Box" initiative. This move has been hailed as a major breakthrough by the Students' Union Government (SUG) President, Giant Comrade Odumegwu Emmanuel.

In an exclusive interview, Comr. Emmanuel revealed that the Complain Box initiative was a direct response to the lack of a proper channel for students to report their complaints. "Report has been coming, but there is no appropriate channel for students to dish out their reports or complaints," he said.

The SUG President commended the Rector, Dr. Irene Chioma Awuzie, for introducing the Complain Box initiative. "I must appreciate Dr. Chioma Awuzie for this initiative. She has provided a complaint box at the front of Aso rock, where students can submit their complaints in writing, accompanied by evidence."

Comr. Emmanuel assured students that their complaints would be treated confidentially and that they would be protected from any form of reprisal. "Your name, everything concerning you, must be kept secret. We must protect you at all cost, and the offender must be punished."

The SUG President also revealed that a committee had been set up to look into the complaints submitted through the Complain Box initiative. "The committee is already there, and they will treat the complaints accordingly."

The SUG president stated that students can report various issues, including those related to lecturers, landlords, caretakers, departmental presidents, and even SUG members. "If you have any issue or anybody is threatening you, just log your complaint through the Complain Box provided by the Rector."

The introduction of the Complain Box initiative is part of Dr. Awuzie's efforts to create a more student-friendly environment at Federal Polytechnic Oko. As she prepares to celebrate her 100 days in office, Emmanuel praised her achievements, including the reduction of school fees, promotion of staff, and the resuscitation of the institution's bakery and pure water factory.

"Dr. Chioma Awuzie has brought a breath of fresh air to our institution, and we are grateful for her leadership," Emmanuel said. "We wish her continued wisdom, protection, and success.

With the Complain Box initiative, Federal Polytechnic Oko students can now look forward to a more responsive and accountable management. As Comr. Odumegwu Emmanuel said, "This is a new dawn for our institution, and we are excited about the possibilities."

The SUG President encouraged students to take advantage of the Complain Box initiative, assuring them that their voices would be heard and their grievances addressed.

FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO PRESENTS 9 PROGRAMMES FOR NBTE ACCREDITATION.

By Okafor Benjamin

The Rector, Dr. Chioma Irene Awuzie and Management of the Federal Polytechnic Oko on Wednesday, April 30, 2025 presented nine programmes to the National Board for Technical Education ( NBTE) officials and Resource persons for quality assurance.

The programmes presented for accreditation include: ND marketing, HND Hospitality Management and Technology, SLT Biochemistry option and Biochemistry/Microbiology, HND Surveying & Geo-Informatics Technology.

Other programmes are HND Mechanical Engineering Technology, HND Horticultural Technology, Geological Technology and HND Agricultural Technology for resource inspection and verification respectively.

The Rector, Dr. Chioma Awuzie during the opening ceremony welcomed the 38 NBTE officials and Resource persons to Federal Polytechnic, Oko. She also expressed gratitude to the Executive Secretary of NBTE, Prof. Idris Bugaje for his impactful and innovative leadership.

Dr. Awuzie who was represented by the Deputy Rector Academic, Dr. Uche Onyegbu expressed preparedness of the Institution for the exercise and expressed optimism that the Polytechnic will scale through in the exercise.

He stated that the Polytechnic has enjoyed a good relationship with NBTE over the years and is hopeful this relationship will continue to flourish.

He went further to inform the team that the institution has about 65 programmes that are currently running, while some of these programmes will be presented for accreditation in next quarter.

Responding, the NBTE Director of Polytechnic Programmes and overall team leader, Dr. Fatima Kabir Umar who was represented by Bldr. Adesina Oluodo thanked the Polytechnic for the warm reception.

He assured that they did not come for any punitive measure but to access what the Polytechnic has on ground and offer advice and possibly solutions. He therefore called on the heads of departments to be open and co-operate with them.

During the exit interview, the resource persons appreciated the remarkable improvements they saw in the school during the accreditation exercise. They however, pointed out some grey areas which they called on the Management to address.

In her remarks, the NBTE South East Zonal Director, Engr. Dr Ngozi Okelekwe praised Federal Polytechnic Oko for having one of the best facilities in Hospitality Management department in the entire South East. She also appreciated the efforts made by the Management in the area of Entrepreneurship and called for increased productivity in the area.

Present at the event were Principal Officers, Deans and Directors of schools, Heads of departments and other staff of the Polytechnic.

"Tony the Southeast Celebrity Transformer Installer: "Lighting the Way to Success"

By Okafor Benjamin

Awka Anambra State - In an exclusive media chat, Tony Chukwu, founder of HENRATHON NIG LTD, shared his inspiring story of perseverance and hard work. With years of experience in transformer installation, Tony has become a household name in the southeast, catering to various industries and businesses.

Tony's company, located at No. 195 Ifite Road, Awka, offers a range of transformer installation services, including 50kVA, 200, 300, and 500. With plans to expand to Abuja, Tony is poised to take his business to new heights.

Emphasizing the importance of lighting in businesses, Tony advised entrepreneurs in the hospitality industry and other sectors to prioritize adequate lighting, stating, "Without light, business doesn't flow. Transformer installation is necessary for big industries, depending on the capacity."

Tony also shared words of wisdom with young entrepreneurs, cautioning against the "get rich quick" syndrome. Instead, he urged them to start small, be patient, and persevere. Drawing from his own experiences, Tony recounted how he began his business with modest gains but persisted, eventually achieving success.

The public is invited to patronize Tony Transformer Installation, which offers nationwide delivery services.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Tony Transformer Installation
No. 195 Ifite Road, Awka

Phone: 08068845212

Fr.EBUBE MUONSO MARKS EASTER, CLARIFIES POSITION ON ANAMBRA GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

By Okafor Benjamin

The Spiritual Director of the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, Fr. Ebube Muonso, has wished all Adorers a Happy Easter celebration, praying that the resurrection of Jesus Christ will bring good tidings to them. In a recent statement, Fr. Ebube Muonso also clarified his position regarding the upcoming Anambra State gubernatorial election. He emphasized that he remains impartial and will not endorse any candidate.

According to Fr. Ebube Muonso, "My duty as a priest is to speak out against injustice and corruption, and to cry out when things are not going right." He pointed to his efforts in addressing insecurity in the state, underscoring his commitment to the well-being of Anambra and its people.

Fr. Ebube Muonso urged the people of Anambra to exercise their democratic right to choose their next governor. "Let Anambrarians choose their governor," he said. "Whoever wins, I will continue to pray for them, as they are all my sons."

The revered priest reiterated his primary concern for the state's progress and the protection of lives. "I am not comfortable when a system is corrupt," he stated. "As a priest, I remain resolute in my fight against injustice and corruption."

Fr. Ebube Muonso concluded by advising the public to continue praying for the state, emphasizing that Anambra's fate is in God's hands. "All I want is the progress of the state and the protection of lives," he said. "Let us continue to pray for Anambra, for it is in God's hands." Furthermore, he charged the Federal Government to release Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, praying for God to keep him safe.

EASTER GREETINGS FROM ADORERS.

Mr. Anene Patrick Chigbo and family extends warmest Easter wishes to all Adorers, both at home and abroad.

"May the joy and peace of the Risen Christ fill your hearts and homes this Easter season. May His love and sacrifice inspire us to live out our faith with renewed hope and devotion.

Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful Easter celebration!"

From Mr Anene Patrick and family

Mrs. Ego Ufodiama, based in the USA, extends warmest Easter wishes to all Adorers, both at home and abroad.

"May the joy and peace of the Risen Christ fill your hearts and homes this Easter season. May His love and sacrifice inspire us to live out our faith with renewed hope and devotion.

Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful Easter celebration!"

From Mrs. Ego Ufodiama and family

GOOD FRIDAY REFLECTION: FR. EBUBE MUONSO URGES CONGREGATION TO EMULATE CHRIST'S SACRIFICE

By Okafor Benjamin

At the Blessed Iwene Tansi Parish, Fr. Ebube Muonso led the Good Friday celebration, urging the congregation to reflect on Christ's journey to the cross. Fr. Ebube Muonso emphasized the significance of Good Friday, highlighting the importance of emulating Christ's selfless sacrifice and love.

"Today, we remember the ultimate sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ, who gave His life for the redemption of humanity," Fr. Ebube Muonso said. "As we reflect on Christ's journey, let us remember to avoid sin and strive for holiness in our daily lives."

Fr. Ebube Muonso encouraged the congregation to use this sacred day as an opportunity for introspection, prayer, and reconciliation. He reminded them that Christ's sacrifice is a powerful reminder of God's love and mercy.

The Good Friday celebration at Blessed Iwene Tansi Parish was marked by solemn prayers, reflections, and the veneration of the cross. The congregation was filled with devotion and reverence as they commemorated the passion and death of Christ

As Fr. Ebube Muonso concluded the celebration, he urged the congregation to carry the spirit of Good Friday with them throughout the year, striving to live out the values of love, sacrifice, and redemption that Christ embodied.

EASTER IN NRI: SECURITY AND UNITY TAKE CENTER STAGE

By Okafor Benjamin

Nri President General Chief Romanus Okafor extends warm Easter greetings to Ndi Nri and all visitors. May this joyous season bring love, peace, and happiness to our community.

In his speech, he noted that as we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord, we should spread Peace love and kindness to those around us. He wishes safe journeys to travelers and joyful celebrations to those in town.

Oba Chief Romanus Okafor reported that proactive measures have been taken to ensure security throughout Nri during the Easter period, with security agencies working tirelessly to maintain peace. He expressed gratitude to everyone contributing to the town's safety, peace and unity.

The President General urges all community members to participate in the Nri Progress Union meeting on Easter Saturday to discuss ways to empower youths and reduce crime. By empowering our youths, we can create a brighter future for the people of Nri.

Happy Easter from Nri President General Chief Romanus Okafor and the Nri community.

FR. EBUBE MUONSO CELEBRATES HOLY THURSDAY WITH HUMILITY

By Okafor Benjamin

In a meaningful Holy Thursday ceremony, Fr. Ebube Muonso celebrated the Last Supper and washed the feet of his parishioners at Blessed Iwene Tansi Parish. This act symbolizes Jesus Christ's humility and servanthood, as He washed the feet of His disciples.

The washing of feet, also known as the Maundy Thursday ritual, represents Jesus' teachings on humility, love, and service to others. By washing the feet of His disciples, Jesus demonstrated the importance of selfless love and servanthood.

During the ceremony, Fr. Ebube Muonso encouraged those who have not yet joined the triduum camping program to start attending, emphasizing that miracles happen for those who persist in their faith. He urged the faithful to emulate Christ's humility and servanthood in their daily lives.

The Holy Thursday celebration served as a powerful reminder of the importance of humility, love, and service in the lives of Christians.

HOLY WEEK TRIDUUM: FR. EBUBE MUONSO CALLS FOR SPIRITUAL RENEWAL
Date: April 17-19, 2025

By Okafor Benjamin

Thousands of faithful are expected to converge on Blessed Iwene Tansi Parish for a 3-day Triduum program featuring the spiritual Director, Fr. Ebube Muonso.

The program promises to be a life-changing experience, with prayer sessions, reflections, and spiritual teachings.

Fr. Ebube Muonso's powerful message emphasizes the importance of prayer, saying "When there is someone to pray, there's a God to answer." This Triduum aims to bring spiritual renewal and empowerment to all attendees.

PROGRAM DETAILS
- Dates: April 17-19, 2025
- Venue: Blessed Iwene Tansi Parish
- Time: Morning, Afternoon, Night.

Thousands of devotees from across the country are expected to attend this spiritual extravaganza.

Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your faith and connect with like-minded individuals.

"FUTURE BEYOND TEMPTATION: FR. EBUBE MUONSO URGES FAITHFUL TO STAY STEADFAST IN GOD"

By Okafor Benjamin

On Palm Sunday, Fr. Ebube Muonso, Spiritual Director of Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry Uke, delivered a powerful sermon, calling on the faithful to focus on their future beyond temptation.

Fr. Ebube Muonso described temptation as "the enemy's voice that stops one from focusing on the on God." He emphasized the importance of having good friends who will stand by you in times of trouble and propel you to greater heights.
"A good friend is a good future," Fr. Muonso said, drawing inspiration from the story of Peter, who despite denying Jesus Christ three times, found redemption. "It is only a coward that will do a mistake and refuse to acknowledge it," he added.

Using the example of Job, who persevered despite facing numerous challenges, Ebube Muonso encouraged the congregation to remain steadfast in their faith. "God restored Job's fortune," he reminded them. "He will do the same for you."
Fr. Ebube Muonso emphasized that commitment to God is the key to success in all endeavors. He prayed for the congregation, asking God to send good people into their lives who will establish and support them.

As the faithful marked Palm Sunday, Fr. Ebube Muonso's message served as a call to remain committed to God, especially in times of adversity. He urged the congregation to trust in God's plan and promise of redemption.

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"FR. EBUBE MUNOSO LAUDS EVANG. OSINACHI'S SOUL-STIRRING VOICE"

By Okafor Benjamin.

In a heartwarming display of appreciation, Fr. Ebube Muonso, renowned Catholic priest, publicly praised Evangelist Osinachi's exceptional singing talent during a recent church service.

Evang. Osinachi, known for his powerful and soul-stirring voice, has been a regular feature at the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, Anambra state. His performances have consistently moved the congregation to tears, joy, and spiritual ecstasy.

Fr. Ebube Muonso, visibly impressed by Evang. Osinachi's rendition of a worship song, paused to acknowledge the singer's remarkable gift. "Whenever Evang. Osinachi sings, heaven opens for blessings," Fr. Ebube Muonso exclaimed, his voice filled with conviction.

The congregation erupted in applause, echoing Fr. Ebube Muonso's sentiments. Evang. Osinachi, humbled by the recognition, continued to sing with renewed passion, leading the congregation in a spirit-filled worship session.

This heartfelt endorsement from Fr. EbubeMuonso underscores the significant impact Evang. Osinachi's music has on the lives of those who experience it. As his voice continues to inspire and uplift, it is clear that Evang. Osinachi's talent is a precious gift to the body of Christ.

NICHOLAS UKACHUKWU CLINCHES APC GOVERNORSHIP TICKETIN ANAMBRA

BY NKIRU ONUZULIKE

Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu has won the All Progressives Congress Governorship Primary in Anambra State in the upcoming November 2025 elections.

His closest competitor in the race was Mr Valentine Ozigbo who got 67 votes. Other candidates are Mr Johnbosco Onunkwu with 26 votes and Hon Edozie Madu with 8 votes and a total of 26 votes were declared invalid.

Ukachukwu secured party's nomination after his victory in the primary election held at the Dora Akunyili women Development Center in Awka state capital.

The Chairman of the Electoral Committee and Governor of Cross-River state, Senator Bassey Otu declared prince Ukachukwu the winner after announcing that he polled 1,455 votes to defeat other aspirants.

Senator Bassey Otu commended the Electoral committee, Aspirants, security personnel and party members for successful conduct of the election.

An excited prince Ukachukwu in his acceptance thanked President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for ensuring transparent interparty election process.

Prince Ukachukwu pleaded with his fellow contestants to work together with him to deliver Anambra to the Apc .

He thanked party members for voting him as the Apc flagbearer and urged them to come together and work for the success of their great party to take over from the present Governor .

Prince Ukachukwu assured party members and the people of Anambra of his commitment to their trust, pledge not to disappoint them as his ready to challenge the incumbent Governor soludo.

The state Chairman of the Apc party, Mr Basil Ejidike, commended all the Aspirant and those who withdrew from the primaries for their efforts and urged them to unify and support Ukachukwu.

Mr Ejike noted that Apc has come to govern and secure Anambra State.

"DAUGHTERS OF HOLY SPIRIT LAUNCH CAMPAIGN AGAINST SOCIAL VICES IN ANAMBRA SCHOOLS"

By Okafor Benjamin

The Daughters of the Holy Spirit, a prominent Catholic organization founded by Fr. Ebube Muonso, has announced plans to launch a campaign against illicit drugs and cultism in schools across Anambra State. The initiative was unveiled during their General Assembly at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Awka Road, Onitsha, with the theme "Holy Ghost Increase My Spiritual Life".

Lady Onuba, International Coordinator of Daughters of the Holy Spirit, emphasized the need for urgent action, citing the negative impact of escapism and get-rich-quick schemes on the younger generation. She urged women to take an active role in shaping the values and character of their children, stating that "our society is doomed" due to the prevalence of negative influences. According to her, many children are no longer making their parents proud, and instead, are seeking quick money and negative escapism.

Lady Onuba also charged all the chapters to participate in their new project, "Campaign in Schools in Anambra", aimed at fighting against illicit drugs, cultism, and promoting mind renewal among children in society.

Speaking further, Lady Veronica Osanakpo highlighted the importance of parental involvement in children's lives, identifying three types of parents: absentee, abusive, and participatory. She explained that absentee parents are those who are not available to their children, abusive parents are those who do not allow their children to express themselves, and participatory parents are those who actively participate in their children's lives. She stressed the need for parents to teach their children financial values and moral rectitude.

Mrs. Ifeyinwa Umeh, Head of Evangelism, advised mothers to be prayerful and spiritually alert, emphasizing the power of prayer in raising children. She encouraged them to pray for Fr. Ebube Muonso, the spiritual director and founder of Daughters of the Holy Spirit, stating that "a kneeling woman is a powerful woman". She also reminded the women that serving God is a one-way process.

The campaign aims to combat illicit drugs and cultism in schools, promote spiritual renewal and moral values among students, encourage parental involvement in children's lives, and foster a culture of prayer and spiritual growth.

FR. EBUBE MUNOSO URGES CONGREGATION TO SACRIFICE AND REMAIN STEADFAST IN FAITH

By Okafor Benjamin.

The spiritual Director Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry Uke, Anambra state, Fr. Ebube Muonso, delivered a powerful sermon titled "Sacrifice Your Isaac" at the Blessed Iwene Tansi parish. Drawing inspiration from biblical figures such as Abraham, Daniel, Peter, and other apostles, Fr. Ebube Muonso emphasized the importance of obedience, loyalty, and sacrifice in one's spiritual journey.

Fr. Ebube Muonso recounted the story of Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his only son Isaac, highlighting the significance of putting one's faith above all else. He also drew parallels with his own experience, sharing how he obeyed Archbishop Valerian Okeke's instructions to refrain from speaking about sensitive state issues, particularly regarding Governor Soludo.

Fr. Ebube Muonso praised Archbishop Okeke as a contented man with wisdom, emphasizing the importance of honoring those who have given us honor. He also expressed gratitude for the Archbishop's support during challenging times in his ministry, including a stampede that occurred in adoration years ago.

Fr. Ebube Muonso's message extended beyond the congregation, as he offered words of advice to ladies present. He encouraged them to be hardworking and independent, not relying solely on men for their daily needs. He urged them to sacrifice their time for God and live a holy life, remaining steadfast in their faith.

He concluded his sermon by emphasizing that greatness is attainable, but not without a price. He prayed for Archbishop Valerian Okeke and for the Adorers, who are embarking on a 90-day prayer bullet.
The Adorers had recently concluded a camping crusade, and Fr. Ebube Muonso urged them to remain committed to their spiritual journey, joining the prayers for the entire 90-day period.

The congregation was inspired by Fr. Muonso's message, reflecting on their own values and actions. The sermon served as a poignant reminder of the importance of living a life of sacrifice, compassion, and service to others.

IKE CUBANA ENDORSES GOVERNOR SOLUDO, HAILS HIS DEVELOPMENTAL STRIDES IN ANAMBRA

By Okafor Benjamin

Renowned politician, Ikenna Iyiegbu, popularly known as Ike Cubana, has publicly declared his support for Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State. This endorsement comes after Ike Cubana voted for Governor Soludo in the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) primary election.

Ike Cubana, who is also a member of APGA, praised Governor Soludo's outstanding performance in office, acknowledging the significant impact of his policies on the state's development. He described Governor Soludo as "the best so far," citing his impressive track record in transforming Anambra State .

As a respected figure in Anambra State, Ike Cubana's endorsement is seen as a significant boost to Governor Soludo's administration. His support underscores the governor's commitment to delivering good governance and sustainable development in the state.

With this endorsement, Ike Cubana joins the growing list of prominent individuals and groups who have expressed confidence in Governor Soludo's leadership. As the governor continues to implement his vision for Anambra State, Ike Cubana's support is a prove to the positive impact of his policies on the lives of the state's citizens.

WATER, AIR, FIRE, LAND SHALL SUBMIT, FR. EBUBE MUONSO DECLARES MONTH OF APRIL

By Okafor Benjamin

Uke, Anambra State - In a powerful and spirit-filled declaration, Fr. Ebube Muonso proclaimed the month of April as the "Month of Completeness" during the Crossover Night celebration at Adoration Ministry in Uke, Anambra State.

Addressing the congregation, Fr. Ebube Muonso emphasized that the elements of water, air, fire, and land will submit to the Adorers all over the world, ushering in a season of divine favor and breakthroughs.

With fervent prayers, Fr. Ebube Muonso interceded for those seeking the fruit of the womb, beseeching God to grant them the blessing of children. He also prayed for the liberation of those bound by ancestral curses, declaring God's power to set the captives free.

Referencing Isaiah 59, Fr. Ebube Muonso prophesied that the light of celebration will shine upon the families, businesses, and educational pursuits of the Adorers, illuminating their paths and guiding them toward success.

Significantly, Fr. Ebube Muonso highlighted the numerical significance of April, being the fourth month, and declared that God will bless all Adorers with abundance and prosperity.

Furthermore, he drew inspiration from the four major rivers in the Bible, proclaiming that these rivers will water the destinies and families of the Adorers, refreshing and rejuvenating them.

Concluding his message, Fr. Ebube Muonso urged the Adorers to remain steadfast in prayer, encouraging them to join the 90-day prayer bullet to tap into the divine blessings of the "Month of Completeness."

The Crossover Night celebration was marked by intense prayers, worship, and testimonies, as the Adorers eagerly anticipated the fulfillment of Fr. Ebube Muonso's prophetic declarations.

"PG of Nri Kingdom Urges Mothers to Prioritize Family, Unity, and Virtue on Mother's Day"

By Okafor Benjamin

As the world celebrates Mothering Sunday, the President General of Nri Kingdom, Chief Oba Romanus Okafor, has issued a heartfelt message to Nri mothers and beyond, emphasizing the importance of their role in shaping the future of their families and society.

In a statement released today, Chief Romanus Okafor advised mothers to prioritize their health and well-being, ensuring they can continue to nurture and care for their loved ones. He also encouraged mothers to take pride in their labor, reaping the rewards of their hard work and dedication.

The President General stressed the significance of mothers as pillars of their families, urging them to instill values of integrity, honesty, and compassion in their children. He cautioned mothers to guide their children away from criminal behavior, instead fostering a sense of responsibility and civic duty.

Furthermore, Chief Oba Romanus Okafor encouraged mothers to embody the values of love, unity, and cooperation, setting a positive example for their families and communities. He emphasized the importance of women supporting one another in their endeavors, promoting a spirit of solidarity and mutual respect.

In the context of family life, Chief Okafor advised mothers to cultivate a sense of calmness, respect, and obedience towards their husbands, ensuring a harmonious and orderly home environment.

As mothers take on leadership roles in society, including politics, he urged them to remain humble, loyal, and true to their values.

In conclusion, Chief Romanus Okafor expressed his deepest appreciation for the selfless contributions of mothers everywhere, wishing them a joyous and celebratory Mother's Day.

"Fr. Ebube Muonso Leads Praises as Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry Witnesses Healing, Comfort, and Joy"

By Okafor Benjamin

Uke, Anambra State - It was a night of unbridled praise and worship at the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, as Fr. Ebube Muonso led the congregation in an unforgettable evening of spiritual rejuvenation.

The atmosphere was electric as the crowd erupted in shouts of joy, with many testifying to miraculous healings and comfort from the Almighty. The broken-hearted found solace, while the sick were restored to health, all in the presence of a loving and merciful God.

Fr. Ebube Muonso, in his characteristic fervor, emphasized the transformative power of praise, urging the faithful to cultivate a spirit of gratitude and adoration in their daily lives. His message resonated deeply with the congregation, who responded with heartfelt praise and worship.

The night of praise, which drew devotees from far and wide, was a prove to the enduring power of faith and the human spirit. As the congregation dispersed, many carried with them a renewed sense of hope, joy, and purpose.

In the words of Fr. Ebube Muonso, "Praise is the master key that unlocks the treasures of heaven. When we praise God, we open ourselves to His infinite blessings and mercy."

The Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, remains a beacon of hope and spiritual guidance for the faithful, and nights like these serve as a reminder of the incredible things that can happen when people come together in praise and worship.

Don't forget that 90 days prayer bullet kicks off with a camping crusade from 31st March, Get prepared. It's gonna be an amazing one.

BREAKING LIMITATIONS, OPENING DOORS: Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke Launches 90-Day Prayer Bullet with 7-Day Camping Crusade

By Okafor Benjamin

In a bid to usher in a new era of spiritual awakening and breakthroughs, the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, under the spiritual directorship of Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Obimma Ebube Muonso, is set to embark on a historic 90-day prayer bullet, commencing on March 31st and concluding on July 6th.

This spiritual exercise, themed "Breaking Limitations, Opening Doors," promises to be a life-transforming experience, building on the successes of the previous 90-day prayer bullet, which was filled with numerous testimonies of miracles, healings, and deliverances.

"The previous 90-day prayer bullet was a testament to the power of prayer and the faithfulness of God," said Fr. Ebube Muonso. "We witnessed countless miracles, healings, and deliverances, and we are confident that this new exercise will be even more impactful."

To launch this spiritual exercise, the ministry will hold a 7-day camping crusade from March 31st to April 6th. This camping crusade, themed "Upper Room Experience," aims to set the tone for the 90-day prayer bullet, seeking God's intervention and empowerment for the journey ahead.

The 7-day camping crusade will feature intense prayers, fasting, and supplications, as well as powerful ministrations from renowned gospel ministers and musicians. Participants will also have the opportunity to receive spiritual guidance, counseling, and mentoring from the spiritual director, Fr. Ebube Muonso.

*TESTIMONIES FROM THE PREVIOUS 90-DAY PRAYER BULLET*

- "I was diagnosed with cancer, but after participating in the 90-day prayer bullet, I was healed!" - Mrs. Ngozi
- "I was struggling financially, but after participating in the 90-day prayer bullet, I received a breakthrough and my business began to flourish!" - Mr. Chukwu
- "I was struggling with addiction, but after participating in the 90-day prayer bullet, I was delivered and set free!" - Amadi John

The Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry invites everyone to join them for this historic spiritual exercise, as they seek to experience the transformative power of God.

To stay updated on the ministry's activities, please subscribe to their YouTube page, Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, and follow Fr. Ebube Muonso on Facebook. Fada Ebube muonso.

JOIN THE HOLY GHOST ADORATION MINISTRY FOR THIS LIFE-TRANSFORMING 90-DAY PRAYER BULLET AND 7-DAY CAMPING CRUSADE!

LOCAL TRADITIONAL MEDICINE PRACTITIONER MAKES WAVES IN MODERN HEALTHCARE.

By Okafor Benjamin

Awka, Anambra state - Dr. Chibueze Mba, a renowned metropathic medical practitioner, is making significant strides in modern healthcare with his traditional medicine practice.

With years of experience in the field, Dr. Chibueze Mba has developed a unique approach to healthcare, combining ancient wisdom with modern techniques. His remedies, sourced from natural ingredients and prepared using time-tested methods, have been touted as highly effective in treating various ailments.

Dr. Chibueze Mba's practice has attracted a loyal following of patients who swear by his remedies. Many have reported significant improvements in their health, with some even claiming complete recovery from chronic diseases.

"The art of traditional medicine is rooted in the wisdom of our ancestors," the practitioner explained.

When probed about the efficacy of traditional remedies, the practitioner cited numerous success stories. "I've seen patients who have exhausted conventional treatment options find relief and recovery through our traditional remedies," he said. "The key lies in understanding the intricate balance between the body, mind, and environment."

A key factor in Dr. Mba's success is his commitment to quality control. He sources his ingredients from trusted suppliers and adheres to strict preparation protocols to guarantee the potency and purity of his remedies.

As traditional medicine gains increasing recognition worldwide, Dr. Chibueze Mba's work serves as a prove to the value of integrating ancient wisdom into modern healthcare.
We can unlock new possibilities for health, wellness, and healing.

Dr. Chibueze Mba's metropathic medical practice is located at Solution Biz Arena, Shop C1, Abakiliki street Awka, Anambra state.Those interested in learning more about his traditional medicine approach can contact him at (09035603079 OR +233 59 523 2923)

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