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This was contained in a statement on Monday signed by Director, Army Public Relations, Mohammed Yerima.
The Army said contrary to Gumi’s statements to bandits recently that Christian soldiers were the ones killing the bandits, the Army does not deploy troops along religious or ethnic lines.
“While the Nigerian Army would not want to join issues with the respected Sheikh Ahmed Gumi, it is however important to restate that the Nigerian Army as national institution, does not deploy its troops along ethnic or religious lines.
“Therefore, Sheikh Ahmed Gumi and other opinion merchants are please enjoined to exercise restraint not to drag the image and reputation of one of the most reliable national institutions to disrepute,” the statement read in part.
2021 IWD: Enugu governor’s wife pushes feminism, inclusive leadership
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The wife of Enugu State Governor, Mrs. Monica Ugochi Ugwuanyi, has urged Nigerian women in authority to rise, champion and protect the rights and privileges of women in the country.
Mrs. Ugwuanyi, who stated that “it is obvious that women rights need to be brought to par with that of men to ensure equality and justice”, stressed that it is only strong feminist movements that can create thriving democracy and a catalyst of positive change.
Speaking during an event to commemorate this year’s International Women’s Day in Enugu State, the governor’s wife disclosed that the occasion offered women the veritable platform to chart and plan for their future and “how to be relevant and achieve an equal future in this COVID-19 world”.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Monday thanked Nigerians for their show of love over the years. He spoke with State House correspondents after cutting his
By Musa Baba Adamu
The Chief Judge of Enugu State, Hon. Justice Priscilla Ngozi Emehelu, has paid glowing tribute to Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi for his administration’s commitment in the provision of critical infrastructure for the State Judiciary to efficiently discharge its responsibilities in the state. She said this was responsible for the appointment of 15 judges within a period of four years. Hon. Justice Emehelu, who spoke during the swearing-in of six new Judges into the State Judiciary by the governor, stated that prior to the inception of Gov. Ugwuanyi’s administration, “it has not been possible for the Judiciary of Enugu State to get even one slot for appointment”.