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PDP receives 3,000 decampees from APGA, APC, other parties in Abia

PDP receives 3,000 decampees from APGA, APC, other parties in Abia
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Imo Jailbreak: Inmates turn to cleaning, hawking jobs for survival

Imo Jailbreak: Inmates turn to cleaning, hawking jobs for survival On By Chinonso Alozie, Owerri An exclusive investigation by Vanguard revealed that from the thousands of fleeing inmates some were said to have taken up menial jobs within and outside the Owerri metropolis to raise money. Vanguard was told that the choice areas for these inmates were brothels, motor parks, market square, even as some were said to have started the hawking trade. Also, some were said to have taken refuge in uncompleted buildings as their home as well as mingle around nightlife hotspots. Eyewitnesses narrated their experiences to Vanguard with the said inmates. The places visited by Vanguard include Control post along Onitsha road, Whethdral roundabout up to Poly Junction, IMSU junction as well as Irete axis on Owerri/Onitsha road.

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Imo Jailbreak: Freed Inmates Taking Up Menial Jobs To Survive, Aiming For Fresh Start

Imo Jailbreak: Freed Inmates Taking Up Menial Jobs To Survive, Aiming For Fresh Start The inmates have taken refuge in uncompleted buildings as their home as well as mingle around nightlife hotspots. by SaharaReporters, New York Apr 07, 2021 Some of the 1,800 inmates who escaped during the Owerri jailbreak have taken up cleaning and menial jobs for survival, a report by Vanguard stated. According to the report, the escapees took up majorly hawking and cleaning jobs in brothels, motor parks and market squares to raise money for their feeding and survival. Eyewitnesses also told Vanguard that the inmates have taken refuge in uncompleted buildings as their home as well as mingle around nightlife hotspots.

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CSOs canvass passage of Enugu State Water Bill

PHOTO: GETTYIMAGES Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Enugu State, yesterday, canvassed speedy passage of the state’s water bill, even as they resolved to tackle and end water scarcity in the metropolis. The state’s situation grew worse this year, as residents experienced difficulty in accessing water for domestic use and resorted to buying water from vendors at exorbitant rates. But at a workshop on Human Right To Water And Accountability In Enugu State Water Sector, organised by Claim Your Water Right Team, led by Hope Spring Water Charity Foundation, they lamented that delay in the passage of the bill had worsened the water situation of the state.

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Zinox partners Ebony Life in raising Nigeria s next generation of creative stars

Total Number Discharged – 152,045 Total Deaths – 2,058 Total Tests Carried out – 1,767,694 According to the NCDC, the 134 new cases are reported from 11 states- Kwara (37), Lagos (32), Ondo (23), Nasarawa 13), Fct – (8(), Kaduna (4), Rivers (6), Osun (3), Delta (3), Edo (2), and Borno (2). Meanwhile, the latest numbers bring Lagos state total confirmed cases to 57,790, followed by Abuja (19,669), Plateau (9,024), Kaduna (8,921), Rivers (6,909), Oyo (6,838), Edo (4,875), Ogun (4,617), Kano (3,908), Ondo (3,172), Kwara (3,083), Delta (2,599), Osun (2,527), Nasarawa (2,325), Enugu (2,237), Katsina (2,083), Gombe (2,030), Ebonyi (2,007), Anambra (1,909), Akwa Ibom (1,765), and Abia (1,665). Imo State has recorded 1,642 cases, Bauchi (1,521), Borno (1,327), Benue (1,188), Adamawa (1,051), Niger (930), Taraba (910), Ekiti (865), Bayelsa (852), Sokoto (774), Jigawa (518), Kebbi (442), Cross River (366), Yobe (313), Zamfara (232), while Kogi state has recorded 5 cases only. Loc

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