Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Ada Chukwu News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Ada Chukwu. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Ada Chukwu Today - Breaking & Trending Today

How we disbursed N1.1bn World Bank loans - Officials answer to Abia govt panel - Vimarsana News

How we disbursed N1.1bn World Bank loans - Officials answer to Abia govt panel

The Director of Computer Services in the Abia State Ministry of Budget and Planning, Ejem Kalu and the retired Director of debt Management in the Ministry

Meet children of politicians in sensitive governance roles - Vimarsana News

Meet children of politicians in sensitive governance roles

Trend will push Nigeria into oligarchy – Don It’ll undermine efficiency – CSOs Education not enough to get power – Defeated contestants   Children of prominent politicians have continued to make inroads into governance across the country as they occupy sensitive roles at the state and national levels, Daily Trust on Sunday reports. However, pundits…

Govs rush to beat 60-day deadline, request commissioners' confirmation - Vimarsana News

Govs rush to beat 60-day deadline, request commissioners' confirmation

Barely 24 hours to the 60-day deadline for governors sworn in on May 29 to submit their commissioner-nominees to their respective Houses of Assembly, in accordance with the constitution, some governors on Friday raced to meet the deadline as they forwarded their lists to the lawmakers.

Prominent PDP Governor Appoints Ekweremadu's Son, Chime's Daughter as Commissioners - Vimarsana News

Prominent PDP Governor Appoints Ekweremadu's Son, Chime's Daughter as Commissioners

Ike Ekweremadu's son, Lloyd and Sullivan Chime's daughter, Ada Chukwu have been appointment commissioners by Enugu Governor, Peter Mbah, on Friday, July 28.

Source: legit.ng
Igbo Wisdom in God of Mercy - Vimarsana News

Igbo Wisdom in God of Mercy

Okezie Nwọka’s debut novel continues a powerful literary lineage of works representing Igbo resistance to colonial pressures. Nwoka’s book focuses on the tradition itself, treating it not as a f