Governor Ihedioha Takes Bold Step In Repositioning Imo; Flags Off Massive Road Construction, Reconstruction Of Dan Anyiam Staduim, Performs Ground breaking ceremony Of Four Technical Collages As part of activities marking the 100 days in office of Gov. Emeka Ihedioha as the Executive Governor of Imo State, the governor has done the flagging-off and ground breaking ceremony of a lot of developmental projects in the state. ROADS In keeping with his campaign promises to deliver quality road network across the state, the governor has flagged off massive road construction project in Imo State measuring 81km and valued at N23.4bn. The roads involved which cut across the three zones of Orlu, Owerri and Okigwe, include: ●Ahiara-Okpala junction ●Nkume-Umuowa-Orlu ●Mgbidi–Oguta ●Naze-Nekede-Ihiagwa-Obinze ●Concord-Hotel –Jacob Zuma ●Imo State University Teaching Hospital-Orlu ●Imo State University –Bishop Court ●Aba Branch-Ahiara Junction ●Okigwe Roundabout–St. Mary Okigwe ●Asumpta–Umuguma...
The Inspector General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Adamu, has said the 36 Nigerians arrested for allegedly vandalising businesses belonging to South Africans in reaction to the xenophobic attacks will be prosecuted. Adamu said Nigeria is a country being governed by laws, describing those displaying such anti-xenophobic destruction as criminals and unpatriotic citizens. He said the arrest was lawful and justifiable and was done to portray Nigerians as law abiding citizens before the global community. The Inspector General of Police spoke in Ado Ekiti on Thursday during a security Stakeholders’ meeting held in Ado Ekiti capital city. Defending the arrest, Adamu said: “the arrest showed that Nigeria is a country that has laws and it shows that we can never behave the way others behaved. “No individual is allowed to take law into his hands. The Federal government is dealing with the issue of killings and attacks on Nigerians in South Africa. “The fact that Nigerians are being attacked ove...
A rooster has been jailed in Honduras after causing chaos when he invaded a neighbour’s field – the bird was caged by the police after its owner got into a fierce row with another man in the city of Trujillo in the northern Honduran department of Colon. Officers incarcerated the cockerel after it raided a plot of land, climbing trees and shattering the peace with loud cries. The land owner threatened to silence the offender – only for the owner to retaliate by warning: ‘If you kick the rooster I will kill you.’ The row escalated and concerned neighbours called police, fearing the men were about to hurt or even kill each other. Instead of arresting the men, officials captured the rooster and took it to the local jail – promising to free him only when the men reached an agreement. A picture shows the brown and black cockerel wandering around its cell and looking out through the bars. Other pictures shows the chicken being checked in at the pris...
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