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IMSU Expels Catholic Priest, Lecturer, 13 Others Over Exam Malpractice - Vimarsana News

IMSU Expels Catholic Priest, Lecturer, 13 Others Over Exam Malpractice

The Imo State University (IMSU), Owerri has expelled 15 final-year Law students of the university over their alleged involvement in different forms of

Imo University Expels Catholic Priest, 14 Other Law Students For Examination Malpractice - Vimarsana News

Imo University Expels Catholic Priest, 14 Other Law Students For Examination Malpractice

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Uzodimma: Neither myself nor my government is behind insecurity in Imo - - Vimarsana News

Uzodimma: Neither myself nor my government is behind insecurity in Imo -

Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State on Saturday said that he is a beneficiary of God's grace, mercy and kindness, hence nothing will stop him from serving God and mankind faithfully

Ohakim buries wife, Lady Nkiru, launches Foundation in her memory - Vimarsana News

Ohakim buries wife, Lady Nkiru, launches Foundation in her memory

By Harry Awurumibe, Editor Abuja Bureau The Ohakim family on Friday buried late Lady Nkiru Eucharia Ohakim, wife of younger brother of former governor of Imo state Dr. Ikedi Godson Ohakim, Emmanuel Chibu Ohakim, Ph.D. This is even as the bereaved husband has announced the establishment of Lady Eucharia Nkiru Empowerment Foundation (LENOF) to continue

Catholic Bishop Condemns Killing of Residents, Razing of Markets in Nigeria's Orlu Diocese - Vimarsana News

Catholic Bishop Condemns Killing of Residents, Razing of Markets in Nigeria's Orlu Diocese

The Bishop of Nigeria’s Catholic Diocese of Orlu has condemned the September 17 killing of two residents and torching of markets in two South-east communities of his Episcopal See allegedly by troops belonging to Nigerian “government security agencies”.