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Police Deny Losing Personnel In Attacks On Anambra INEC Facility, Division Police Deny Losing Personnel In Attacks On Anambra INEC Facility, Division Awka – The Police in Anambra State on Monday, said its operation repelling the unknown gunmen that attacked the INEC headquarters and ‘B’ Division, Awka, last night, was 95 percent successful. The State Commissioner of Police, Chris Owolabi who disclosed this while briefing newsmen in Awka, revealed that there was no casualty on the side of...

Anambra attack: Seven INEC vehicles, collation centre, 50 generating sets burnt Anambra attack: Seven INEC vehicles, collation centre, 50 generating sets burnt Share The Anambra State police commissioner, Mr Chris Owolabi, on Monday, said no casualty was recorded on their part, during Sunday evening attacks by gunmen at Police B’ Division and INEC headquarters Awka, Anambra State. Owolabi, who led journalists to inspect the affected facility said the police registered over 95 per cent succes...

Vehicles burnt at INEC office in Awka on Sunday Contrary to speculations that some lives were lost during Sunday evening attacks by gunmen at Police B’ Division and INEC headquarters Awka, Anambra State, the State Police Commissioner, Mr Chris Owolabi, said Monday that no casualty was recorded on the part of the police.  Owolabi, who led journalists to inspect the affected facility said the police registered over 95 per cent success in combating the attackers. Earlier reports said three Hi...

The championship was the program’s first event since its reinstatement (Photo: KAREN HICKEY/isiphotos.com) 3 hours ago The day after the announcement that their program would retain its varsity status, women’s sailing took off to Annapolis, Md. to compete in the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) Women’s National Championship. The Cardinal took fifth overall out of 18 teams competing in 16 races over Wednesday and Thursday.  Sophomore skipper Michelle Lahrkamp, the 2020 Nationa...

Police detain Delta newspaper vendor in anti-kidnapping cell for one week Published 20 May 2021 The Delta State Police Command has held a popular newspaper vendor, Mr Patrick Onwuaha, popularly known as Ocha, incommunicado for six days now. PUNCH Metro gathered that the vendor, who had been selling newspapers for over 15 years, was arrested while plying his trade on the streets of Asaba. His wife, Ngozi, told our correspondent on Wednesday that she had not seen her husband for the past six days...

Delta: Newspaper vendor in police net for unknown offence On By Festus Ahon, Asaba The Delta State Police Command has arrested a Newspaper Vendor in Asaba, Mr Patrick Onwuaha for a yet unknown offence. The Vanguard gathered that the vendor who has been in the newspapers business for over 15 years, was arrested six days ago on the streets, while he was hawking newspapers. Wife of the Vendor, Mrs Ngozi Onwuaha who spoke to newsmen, lamented that she has not seen her husband for the past six days...

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Police uncover illegal brewery, recover stolen car of journalist in Delta Police uncover illegal brewery, recover stolen car of journalist in Delta Share Operatives of the Delta Police Command have uncovered an illegal local brewery, arrested the brewer as well as recovered a stolen vehicle belonging to a journalist in two separate operations in Delta State. The Command’s acting Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Bright Edafe, in a statement, on Thursday, said SP Christopher Igbaje, the C...

LeFA, LMPS sign Covid regulations enforcement MoU LeFA, LMPS sign Covid regulations enforcement MoU Share Moorosi Tsiane THE Lesotho Football Association (LeFA) last Monday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Lesotho Mounted Police (LMPS) to compel football teams to follow Covid-19 regulations. LeFA information officer Mikia Kalati told the Sunday Express on Friday that the MoU is meant to help football teams to meet the regulations that are prerequisite for any team to r...

The good old days at the YWCA Fay Martin/The Oak Ridger The YWCA was the place to be in the old days. There were relaxing coffee times and just socializing with friends in the big room. Among the friends whom we think of enjoying coffee and fellowship in those days are Lee Crotinger, Louise Spray, Elaine Trauger, Anne Voelker, Barbara Becker, Rose Weaver, Cande Seay, Kathleen Stephens, Colleen Black and Becky Rushton. There were so many different programs that were available for one to enjoy. O...