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Today's Headlines: Why I Didn’t Support Igbo Presidency-Wike, You Don't Love Igbos-Wike To Amaechi

Why I didn’t support Obi, Igbo presidency – Wike.

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Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has said he did not support the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Mr Peter Obi overtly at the Feb. 25 election because nobody discussed Igbo presidency with him.

According to NAN, Publicity Secretary of Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide, Dr Alex Ogbonnia, stated on Friday in Enugu that Wike made the declaration at a meeting the socio-political group had with him in Port Harcourt on Thursday.

Ogbonnia stated that at the meeting, Ohaneze Ndigbo confronted Wike over his alleged role against Obi during the presidential election.

He stated that Gov. Wike expressed surprise that Ohanaeze was on a fact-finding mission and would explain his role in the presidential election.

Wike expressed disgust that during the PDP presidential primary election, several well-known people of the Southeast betrayed him and sabotaged the Southern interest by voting for a candidate from the northern part.

You don’t love Igbos, you voted Atiku instead of Obi – Wike to Amaechi.

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The Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, has slammed a former minister, Rotimi Amaechi for saying he loves the Igbo people.

Amaechi, while moving around the Diobu area of Port Harcourt, campaigning for the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, during the week, said that Igbo blood runs through his veins.

Amaechi said that while he was the Governor of the State, his administration favoured the Igbo, who he also claimed to be part of, berating the current administration of Wike for not being fair enough with Igbos.

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However, addressing the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, supporters during a campaign rally ahead of the 2023 governorship and State Assembly.

Anambra court jails orphanage owner for conspiracy, stealing children.

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A Magistrate Court in charge of Children, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, sitting in Awka, Anambra State, has sentenced one Victoria Enwerem (Anosike), aged, 42 years, to multiple jail terms.

Enwerem was arraigned in court on a-three count charge of conspiracy to steal children, fraudulently enticing away and habouring children, and forcefully isolating the children from their parents, punishable under the Criminal Code, Laws of Anambra State of Nigeria, 1991, and the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition and Protection) Laws of Anambra State, 2017 respectively.

The stolen children, five of them, were between the ages of three to 10 years old.

While delivering the judgment on Wednesday, the presiding Chief Magistrate, Genevieve Osakwe, stated that the defendant had been found guilty of all the three charges brought against her.

Strike: We will face Ajero squarely — Imo traders.

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As the power public supply remained shut down in Imo State, since Thursday, the Imo state Amalgamated Market and Allied Traders Association, ISAMATA, has warned the National Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Joe Ajero, to call off a strike or that the Imo traders would resist him by facing him (Ajero) squarely.

The traders led by the president of ISAMATA, Emmanuel Ezeanochie, took this decision on Friday, during their protest at the front of the government house in Owerri.

In their grievances as stated in the protest placards, they said: “Ajero don’t frustrate Imo people”, “Ajero playing politics with lives of Imo people”, “Traders say no to Ajero strike”, “NLC doesn’t add pains to Imo people”, “Traders say no to economic strangulation”, “Imo traders suffering due to Ajero’s strike”, Governor Hope Uzodimma please intervene to the rescue traders.”

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