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  Ebonyi State Governor, Dave Umahi has issued a seven-day ultimatum to native doctors and traditional medicine dealers to register with government agencies or face arrest and prosecution. The governor gave the directive on Thursday after a security meeting at the Government House in Abakaliki, the state capital, Umahi issued the ultimatum. “All Native Doctors and Traditional Medicine Dealers in the state shall register with the Commissioner of Police, Commissioner for Health and Commissioner for Internal Security and Border Peace, within 7 days as part of security measures in the state,�...

Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State. …Says ‘Security agencies must bring perpetrators to book within 72 hours’ By Peter Okutu GOVERNOR David Umahi of Ebonyi State, yesterday, gave security agencies 72 hours to bring the killers of two soldiers, a policeman and a civilian in the state to book. He imposed a curfew on entry and exit points in the state. The state government also denied the rumour making the rounds that herdsmen attacked school children in the state. Umahi handed down the charge at a press briefing immediately after an enlarged security council meeting a...

Share Ebonyi State Governor David Umahi has mandated all native doctors in the state and traditional medicine dealers to register with the ministries of Border Peace and Conflict Resolution, Health and Commissioner of Police (CP) within seven days. Umahi disclosed this at the end of an enlarged security council meeting held at the state new governors lodge on Wednesday. The meeting was attended by all the security services chiefs in the state, 13 local government chairmen, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and a host of others. According to the governor, anyone that failed to comply on t...

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By Peter Okutu EBONYI state government, Wednesday denied the rumour making the round that herdsmen attacked school children in the State. The Commissioner for Security and Border Peace and Conflict resolution, Mr. Stanley Okoro-emegha, stated this in Abakaliki while reacting to the allegations that Fulani herdmen invaded some schools in the State. Vanguard gathered that children on Wednesday morning were seen running back to their various homes alleging that suspected Fulani Herdsmen were attacking schools. “fulani people want to kill us oooo Fulani people want to kill us ” According to t...