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SPONSORED  The people of Eneka community in Obio/Akpor local government area of Rivers State has reacted to recent information making the rounds that Eneka people are Igbos. Eneka is the home town of the embattled President General of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Senator John Azuta Mbata.  In a press statement signed by the immediate past Chairman of Universal Basic Education Board (UBE), Very Rev’d. Dr Fyneface Akah JP. DSSRS, Mr. Chris Obasiolu, Mr. Ovunda O. Orji Esq, Mr. V. O. Chuku Esq, Mr. Clay Ogbonna Esq, Mr. Oscar Weli, Mr. Monday Ordu, Mr. Chris Ogbonna, Mr. Ovunda Waka, Mr. Chimenem Worlu, Mr. Innocent Ogbonna Esq and Mr. Emmanuel Onuma for and on behalf of The Body of Concerned Eneka people, they expressed their displeasure with utterances by some Eneka persons.  They reacted: "Receive this statement as a serious reaction to recent misleading, untrue and mendacious information to members of the public by certain persons in Eneka who in their self-seeking bid for validation...

 By: Awajis Josiah-Chijindu  As the  world commemorate Cancer Day yesterday 4th February, wife of the chairman of Andoni Local Government Area, Mrs Olubimi Nteogwuile has reaffirmed the   commitment of Mr. Lazarus Nteogwuile administration to placing Andoni women and girl child at the center of care. According to the theme of this year's celebration, " United by Unique'' places people at the centre of care, the chairman's wife recognized that every individual's experience with cancer is unique, and it's time to shift the focus from just treating the disease to providing compassionate, people-centered care. Mrs. Nteogwuile enjoined Andoni women and girl to always go for medical checks up and treatment if they notice any changes in their body system.  According to the chairman's wife,p putting Andoni communities at the heart of health systems, a world where everyone receives the care they deserve, regardless of their background or circumstances can be cre...

 By: Awajis Josiah-Chijindu  Rivers State Commissioner of Police, Olugbenga Adepoju has advised Police Officers to plan ahead of retirement, emphasizing the importance of self-preparedness.  Speaking at the 20th Anniversary Celebration of Cadet ASP Course 22, held at the Police Officers' Mess, Port-Harcourt, CP Adepoju likened the Police job to a race, where individuals must take charge of their own pension and well-being.  He noted that government work alone cannot guarantee wealth, and Officers should not rely solely on colleagues or miracles for support  while on retirement. CP Adepoju urged Officers to set goals, plans, and pray for a meaningful life after retirement.  Also speaking, a member of the Cadet ASP Course 22, ACP Israel Ukpong,who spoke on behalf of others expressed gratitude to God for the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. Highlight of the event was the cutting of the Anniversary Cake and a group photograph of the celebrants.