*Full list of 350 Igbo Communities And Villages already occupied/invaded by Fulani Jihadists & Bandits* 😳😳😳 *Enugu State: 72 Locations:*  Ibite Ogbaku, Akpugo, Achi, Inyi, Nachi, Ukpabi-Nimbo, Ukpata, Akegbe-Ugwu, Ugwuoba, Eka Aku, Igbo-Etiti, Amagunze, Amaechi Idodo, Ugwu-Onyeama, Egede, Adada, Nkpologwu, Afa, Uvuru, Ugwu Aboh, Waziri Estate-Nsukka, Enugu-Ezike, Neke-Uno, Akpogasi, Ugwuogo, Ekpebe, Madonna University Layout, Ihuokpa-3-Corner, Akwuke, Industrial Layout-Emene, Unity Layout, Ibagwa-Nike City Layout-Amokwe, Heritage Layout-Oyoho-Nike, Odo Rice-Emene, New Zion State Layout-Ugwu Onyeama, Phase 11, Independence Layout, 4-Corner (Enugu), Redemption Layout (Enugu), Amokpo, Ugbaka-Nkanu, Aninri, Umuabi (near FRSC Regional Training Headquarters in Udi), Awgu, Nenwe (in Aninri LGA) and Amiri Village in Nkanu West LGA. Others are: Eziani (Nsukka LGA), Ugwuogo-Nike, Oyoho Village (Nike), Ngwo, Ibeagwa Community (Enugu East LGA), Amaoji (Enugu East LGA), Okutu (Enugu North) and Akwegbe-Agu (in Igbo-Etiti LGA); Imezi-Owa, Umuna-Ndiagu, Umuna-Ndiuno, Oha-Ndiagu, Okpogho-Mgbata, Amankwo-Ndiagu, Amansiodo-Ihuonyia and Owa Communities; all in Ezeagu Local Government Areas; and Adani, Igga, Urobo, Ugbene-Ajima, Nkpunator-Nkpologwu, Umulokpa, Adaba, Opanda, Ojor and Asaba in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Areas.   *Anambra State: 70 Locations:*  Nteje, Ogbunka, Ndiukwuenu-Obaeze (location of Mamu River Forest), Amaetiti, Ufuma, Ezira, Umunze, Ozubulu, Oba, Umuchukwu, Akpu, Ndikeilionwu, Ogboji, Ndiowu, Mmiata-Anam, Achala, Ebenebe, Ogbunike, Ihitte (Orumba South), Umunnachi (hilltop), Okija, Ihiala, Dunukofia, Agulu, Neni, Ogbu, Awkuzu and 3-3 Area of Nsugbe. They have also violently settled in Atani, Akiri-Ogidi, Akiri-Ozizor, Aminyi, Mputu, Obeagwe, Ohita, Ogbakuba, Umuodu, Ossamala, Ogwu-Aniocha, Umunankwo, Umuzu and Ogwuikpere; all in Ogbaru LGA (using Odekpe/Atani/Oba/Ozubulu Forest Swamp as their main base). It is strongly suspected too that the Herdsmen have infiltrated and settled in Ukpo, Lilu, Akwa Ihedi and Unubi (in Nnewi South LGA); all owing to their difficult terrains or topographies. Other Anambra Communities involved are Amanuke, Ugbene, Ugbenu, Amansii, Urum, Ukwuru, Isu Aniocha and Mgbakwu, all in Awka North LGA; and Umuawuru, Awka, Isiagu, Ntoko, Ndikpa and Nibo in Awka South LGA. In Anambra East LGA, they have infiltrated and settled in Aguleri, Nando, Nsugbe and Igbariam and in Aghamelum (Ayamelum) LGA, they forcibly settle in the whole eight communities of Anaku, Omor, Umueje, Omasi, Igbakwu, Umumbo, Umuerum and Ifite-Ogwari.   *Imo State: 61 Locations:*  Onuimo, Ehime and Isiala Mbano, Ndegwu and Orogwe in Owerri West, Ogbaku in Mbaitoli LGA, Amakaohia-Ubi and Obokofia (Owerri West LGA), Obudi-Agwa Community (Ohaji/Egbema LGA), Okohia Village of Umuduruodu-Okwelle (Onuimo LGA), Ejemekwuru, Eziorsu, Izombe and Agwa Communities (Oguta LGA), Nkwerre, Eziama, Obaire, Amaigbo and Umozu in Nkwerre and Nwangele Local Government Areas, Oru (Ahiazu Mbaise), Ikpa-Ocha (Arondizogu-Ideato South LGA) and Agbala Community (Owerri North LGA), Umuekune-Irete Community (Owerri West LGA), Umuchima, Ugwuaku-Ezinnachi and Umuowa-Ibu (Okigwe LGA), Umuoma (Ihitte Uboma LGA), Naze Cluster (Nekede) and Nekede Old Road Forest.   They also include: Osina, Obinze (near Military Barracks); Umundugba, Nkume and Abba Communities in Orlu Local Government Areas; Mbieri and Ubomiri in Mbaitolu LGA; and Agbabo Village in Umulolo and Mechanic Village; all in Okigwe Local Government Area; Uratta (Owerri North), Emeabiam and Amakohia-Ubi in Owerri West,  Umuanyim Village (Onumiri) in Ngor-Okpala LGA, Achicha Community in Ngor-Okpala LGA, Olokwu na Umusu Village in Owerri West, Umunakara Village in Ngor-Okpala LGA and Ngwuru Village in Ngor-Okpala LGA.     Also out of the 24 Communities in Ohaji/Egbema Local Government Area, over half of them or at least fifteen are now occupied by Jihadist Fulani Herdsmen. They are Umuagwo, Oloshi, Umunkwaku, Umapu, Obile, Obitti, Opuoma, Mgbirichi/Abakuru, Assa, Awara, Ikwerede, Umuokanne, Obiakpu, Oroba, Obosima, Abackeke, Abaezi, Ekugba, Obeakpu, Obiakpu, Mgbara, Umuoji and Mmahu-Opuoma. The Jihadist Fulani Herdsmen violent settlement in the area follows high presence of military and police roadblocks mounted because of crude oil exploration; to the extent that from Obinze/Umuagwo to Elele in Rivers State, there are no fewer than 44 roadblocks including at least ten military (Army and Navy) roadblocks. The route to Port Harcourt is a journey of not more than one hour under normal circumstances.   *Abia State: 43 Locations:*  Leeru, Ohambele-Ndoki (Ukwa East), Nkpa, Ohafia, Bende, Ubakala and Owerre-Nta, Obohia-Ndoki (Ukwa East LGA), Aru Umuonyeukwu in Aru-Ngwa (Osisoma LGA), Umuora/Umuchichi (Osisioma LGA), Owaza Village (Ukwa West LGA), Ebem/Okagwa Ohafia (Ohafia LGA), Ihechiowa (Arochukwu LGA), Ututu Village-Arochukwu (Arochukwu LGA), Lokpanta (Isuochi LGA), Eberi Omuma (Abia State), Umuenye Village (Isiala Ngwa LGA),  Ama Oji, Isiokporo (Isiala Ngwa LGA), Abiriba-Uzo (Ohafia LGA), Igbere (Bende LGA), Ugwueke (Bende LGA), Abam (Bende LGA), Alayi (Bende LGA), Item Village (Bende LGA), Omuma-Uzo (Ukwa West LGA), Umuorie (former site of old Imo Airport) Isiala Ngwa South LGA), Ozu Item and Ozu Abam (Bende LGA), Obeaku City (Ukwa West LGA), Amaeke-Abiriba (Ohafia LGA), Ndiebe Abam (Bende LGA), Mkpa Community (Bende LGA), Uzuakoli (leprosy center) Bende LGA, Alaojii Village (Obingwa LGA), Assenentu Village (Ugwunagbo LGA), Umuakpiti-Nkara (Isiala Ngwa LGA), Umuokpo Village (Obingwa LGA), Mkpuko Ohuhu-Ala (Isiala Ngwa LGA),  Umuako Nsirimo (Umuahia South LGA),  Umuakuma Umueze (Isiala Ngwa South LGA),  Umumba Nsirimo (Umuahia South LGA) and Umuerim Nsirimo (Umuahia South LGA).   *Ebonyi: 36 Locations:*  Emoha, Nkalagu, Afikpo, Izzi, Ezza, Ezzaegu, Ezamgbo, Ukpo, Ekeimoha, Akpoha, Abomege, Onicha, Ohaukwu, Umuogudu-Akpu, Ukwagba-Mgbo Community (Ohaukwu LGA), Uburu (Ohaozara LGA), Okposi (Ohaozara LGA), Aga Village (Ohaukwu LGA), Ama Nguzu in Nguzu Edda (Afikpo South LGA), Ama Oso Edda (Afikpo South LGA), Eziedda (Afikpo South LGA), Amangwu Edda (Afikpo South), Oso Edda (Afikpo South LGA), Owutu Edda (Afikpo South LGA), Agharosa Village (Izzi LGA), Ndiohia Iboko (Izzi LGA), Ezza Egu Ndebo (Izzi LGA), Ishiagu (Izzi LGA), Amuzu Igeagu (Izzi LGA), Nkaleke Igbeagu (Izzi LGA), Ndu Nwanphu Igbeagu (Izzi LGA) and Uzashi Igbeagu (Izzi LGA), Ndiakpurata Oguzereonwiya (Igbeagu) in Izzi LGA, Ndiegbe-Onuebonyi, Igbeagu (Izzi LGA) and Nwanwu-Igbeagu (Izzi LGA).   *Delta (Anioma Land): 21 Locations:*  Agbor, Olor, Ewulu, Okpanam, Iselleukwu, Oshimmili, Onicha-Ugbo, Ndokwa, Umunede, Ogwasiukwu, Ibusa (forest), Kwale, Obiaruku and Igbo-Akiri (boundary Igbo towns with Edo), Asaba (rural), Ella, Ubulu-Ukwu, Ubulu-Unor, Abor, Akwkwu-Igbo and Issele-Azagba. While they have infiltrated and lived in the named 21 communities, they violently operate in 20 Delta Igbo communities spread across Aniocha North, Aniocha South, Oshimiri North and Oshimiri South LGAs of the State.   *Rivers State: 15 Locations:*  Onuimo, Ugurunta, Omoku, Ahuada, Omuha (Umoha), Emeoha, Okehi, Isiokpo, Oleh, Umuechem, Agbomchia Farm Road/Pipeline, Eleme, Emeagwa Int’l Airport area, Ubima/Nval War College (Isiokpo LGA) and Elele   *Signed:* For: Int’l Society for Civil Liberties & Rule of Law   Emeka Umeagbalasi Criminologist & Graduate of Security Studies Master of Science, Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution Board Chair   Amaka Damaris Onuoha, Esq., LLB, BL Head of Campaign & Publicity   Chinwe Umeche, Esq., LLB, BL Head, Democracy & Good Governance   Ndidiamaka Bernard, Esq., LLB, BL, LLM (Cyber Law) Head, Int’l Justice & Human Rights   Obianuju Joy Igboeli, Esq., LLB, BL Head, Civil Liberties & Rule of Law   Comrade Samuel Kamanyaoku (HND) Head, Field Data Collection & Documentation   *Contacts:* WhatsApp/Mobile: +2348174090052 Email: info@intersociety-ng.org Website: www.intersociety-ng.org

The Federal Government of Nigeria has eliminated all fees at the 33 Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) as of the 2025–2026 academic year. ✅ List of the 33 Federal Science and Technical Colleges in Nigeria: FSTC Yaba – Lagos State FSTC Ilesa – Osun State FSTC Kafanchan – Kaduna State FSTC Uyo – Akwa Ibom State FSTC Otukpo – Benue State FSTC Awka – Anambra State FSTC Jalingo – Taraba State FSTC Tungbo – Bayelsa State FSTC Doma – Nasarawa State FSTC Zuru – Kebbi State FSTC Michika – Adamawa State FSTC Ohanso – Abia State FSTC Orozo – FCT, Abuja FSTC Uromi – Edo State FSTC Aba – Abia State FSTC Ikare-Akoko – Ondo State FSTC Ahoada – Rivers State FSTC Lassa – Borno State FSTC Yauri – Kebbi State FSTC Otobi – Benue State FSTC Enugu – Enugu State FSTC Ikot Ekpene – Akwa Ibom State FSTC Usi-Ekiti – Ekiti State FSTC Ogugu – Kogi State FSTC Bwari – FCT, Abuja FSTC Ijebu-Imushin – Ogun State FSTC Sokoto – Sokoto State FSTC Yaba (Annex) – Lagos State FSTC Ilorin – Kwara State FSTC Garki – Jigawa State FSTC Kuta – Niger State FSTC Biliri – Gombe State FSTC Otukpa – Benue State. The 2025–2026 academic year’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) program will begin in August 2025. TVET provides a practical approach to education, giving students credentials and abilities that are highly sought after in today’s labor market. *Benefits of TVET Programs* TVET programs are intended to assist students in gaining specialized skills in a wide range of industries, such as construction, engineering, hospitality, and healthcare, among many others! By enrolling in this program, children will gain the following: Industry-Relevant Skills for Immediate Employment 2. Job Readiness as Courses are Aligned with Labor Market Needs 3. Self Employed Opportunity as Graduates are able to work for themselves 4. Free Tuition for the 3 years of Training in the College 5. Free Accommodation for the 3 Years of Training 6. Free Meals for the 3 Years of Training 7. Students shall be paid Monthly Stipends for their upkeep. 8. Upon Completion of Studies in 3 years, Students Shall Have Access to Federal Grants or Loans to Start Their Enterprise 9. Students upon graduation will obtain a National Business and National Technical Certificate. 10. Students upon graduation will obtain the Second Certificate in National Skills Qualification Certification (NSQ). 11. The Two Certificates Shall Have Worldwide Acceptability for Those Who Want to Practice Their Enterprise or Vocation Overseas WANTS TO ENROLL? 1. Visit any of the Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTC) to register. 2. Registration Fee per Student is N4,200 (Four Thousand, Two Hundred Naira) only. 3. Upon payment of the Registration Fee, the FSTC Staff shall assist Candidates to complete registration online. 4. Registration of Candidates Shall End on Thursday, 12th June 2025. 5. Entrance Examination Shall Hold on Saturday, 14th June 2025, at the selected Federal Science and Technical College FSTC, at 9am. 6. No Late Registration Shall Be Allowed.

“𝗙𝗹𝗮𝘃𝗼𝘂𝗿 Changed My Life And Gave Me 100Million Without Knowing It“ - 𝗗𝗶𝗮𝗺𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗻𝘂𝗺𝘇 🎵🔥🔥 Tanzanian music Superstar Diamond Platnumz recently shared a heartwarming story about his collaboration with Flavour in 2015. When Flavour visited Tanzania, Diamond saw an opportunity and reached out to him via text, proposing a collaboration. Flavour agreed immediately, and they met, recorded, and shot the music video within two days. He said “In 2015 Flavour visited Tanzania, then he was already big. I learned he was in the country so I sent him a text asking if we could work, he saw my message immediately and agreed. we met, recorded the song and after 2 days, we shot the video. Flavour went out of his way to make this happen and the shocking part was that he asked me nothing and same time I own all the rights to the song. That song has given me more than 100 million. It changed my life and gave me so many fans across Nigeria. Nigerians love to see others grow , my biggest collaborations are with them. Flavour didn’t even know giving me a verse was giving me 100 million “ Diamond Platnumz added. Today, that song has 105 Million views on YouTube alone. Imagine the crazy numbers it would have on other streaming platforms. Just In a Twinkle of an eye, one song became a game-changer, generating over 100 million and funny enough, Flavour didn't realize the impact his contribution would have. Moral lesson : Sometimes, A Good collaboration can be all an artiste need to climb the ladder. May God bring your destiny helper ❤️❤️🙏🏾 Follow Our Page For All The Juicy Updates On Your Favorite Igbo Musicians Around The World 🌎❤️🙏🏽 #flavournabania #diamondplatnumz #igbo #Nigeria #nigerianmusic #Southeastmusic #tanzania #awka #anambra #enugu #igbomusic #afrobeats #music . . .

Join the Army, Make Ala Igbo Proud! — Igwe Iweka to Southeast Youths The Chairman of the Anambra State Traditional Rulers Council and the traditional ruler of Obosi, Igwe Chidubem Iweka, has called on young people across the Southeast to take advantage of the ongoing Nigerian Army recruitment exercise. Speaking during a sensitization event held at the Government House in Awka, organized by the Army Headquarters Recruitment Team, Igwe Iweka emphasized the importance of youth participation in national security institutions. He expressed concern that many Southeastern youths often ignore these opportunities, leading to underrepresentation in key national sectors. He pointed out that this lack of participation contributes to the marginalization of the Igbo people, as recruitment slots meant for the region are frequently left vacant and filled by others. Igwe Iweka encouraged the youth not to be discouraged by fear or past experiences of marginalization, urging them instead to rise, get involved, and take their rightful place in shaping the future of Nigeria.

Akwa Ibom state transport company (Aktc) current transport fare Before the price pls read this NOTIC This is to inform our esteem passengers that, oversize luggage will no longer be accepted in our buses, any passenger wishing to travel with his or her luggage must buy seat(s) for it . Sigh; management. #CURRENT #PRICE Uyo -Onitsha 10,050 taxi 10550 Uyo- Awka 9,550 Uyo- Asaba 13,000 Uyo- Abakiliki 14000 Uyo- Aba bus 3000 taxi 3100 Uyo-Ariaria market 3100 Uyo - calabar 6600 Uyo- rivers state (pH) 7000 Uyo- owerri 7000 Uyo- - Umuahia 6000 Uyo- Bayelsa 10,000 Uyo- Enugu 10,000 Uyo-warri 20,000 Uyo- Benin city 20,500 Uyo- Lagos non Ac 34,500 Prestige/Ac/BC/37,500 Uyo- Abuja non Ac 34,500 Prestige/Ac/BC/ 37,500 Uyo- jos 34,500 Uyo- Kaduna 37,500 Uyo- Ibadan 30,500 Uyo- ilorin 42,050 Uyo- Akure 32,050 #Askformoreonthecommentsection You also book a seat aktc.com.ng

The New Anambra State Burial Law. (The aftermath of the killings during burial last week in Awka). 1. All burial/funeral ceremonies of indigenous deceased persons must be registered with the town union of the deceased persons. Registration fee is NGN1,500 2. No person must erect any billboard, banner or posters of any kind of deceased persons in the State. 100k fine or 6 months jail term or both for violation. 3. Persons are allowed to erect only directional posts (such as the ones leading to the venue). Must not be erected before seven days to the burial date and must be removed not later than seven days after the burial date. 100k fine or 6 months jail term or both for violation. 4. Corpse must not be deposited in the mortuary or any other place beyond 2 months from the date of death. 100k fine or 6 months jail term or both for violation. 5. No blocking of road/street because of burial except with the approval of the appropriate local govt authority. 6. No public display of casket for purposes of fabrication and sale. 50k fine or 1 month jail term or both for violation. 7. Deceased family must clear outstanding levies owed to the community or religious body before the funeral ceremony. 8. There must be no Wake of any kind for any deceased person in the State. All vigil Mass, service of songs or religious activity for the deceased person prior to the burial must end by 9:00pm. There must be no food, drink, life band or cultural entertainers during and after vigil Mass, service of songs or religious activity for the deceased person. 9. All burial/funeral ceremonies for any deceased person in the State must be for one day. 10. All burial Mass/services must start not later than 9:00 am and must not last more than 2 hours. 11. No preserved corpse must be exposed for more than 30 minutes from the time of exposition . It could be kept in a room under lock and key. 12. All condolence visits after any burial/funeral ceremony must not exceed one day

NSCDC Arrests 25-Year-Old Suspect for Vandalizing Public Utilities The Anambra State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested a 25-year-old suspected scavenger for allegedly vandalizing public infrastructure in Onitsha. State Commandant Olatunde Maku confirmed the arrest on Thursday in Awka, stating that the suspect was apprehended on Tuesday at Silas Street, Fegge, in collaboration with the AVG security network in Onitsha South Local Government Area. According to Maku, the suspect was caught demolishing parts of a drainage system to extract iron rods for resale as scrap. He added, “On March 4, a 25-year-old man from Misau town in Bauchi State was caught destroying a drainage wall and removing iron rods with the intent to sell them as scrap. The suspect has confessed to the crime, admitting to vandalizing multiple metal objects and selling them in separate transactions to a scrap dealer.” Maku further stated that the NSCDC’s investigation unit is still gathering evidence, and the suspect will be charged in court once investigations are complete. The commandant also issued a stern warning to iron scavengers, commonly known as Ndi Akpakara, urging them to desist from vandalizing public and private property or face legal consequences.

Anambra billionaire native doctor Awka Akuko arrested over ‘charms for Yahoo Boys, kidnappers’... #Aidee #News #Crime

CopiedI- Igbo History- Igbo Commu!nities Renam!ed by the Br?itish During the Col!onial Era. Igbo History During the colonial era, several Ig!bo commu!nities had their names changed by the British due to diffic!ulties in pronou?ncing the original names. Below are some of these communities and their orig!inal names: Owerri – Original Name: Owe Ere Orlu – Original Name: Ọlụ Awkuzu – Original Name: Ọkụ Ụzọ Achagbunam Okigwe – Original Name: Oka Igwe Enugu – Original Name: Enu Ugwu (meaning “mountain town”) Okpala – Original Name: Ọkpụ Ala Ngwa Port Harcourt – Original Name: Igwe Ọcha Opobo – Original Name: Igwe Nga Bonny – Original Name: Uban Oyigbo – Original Name: Obi Igb Abakaliki – Original Name: Abakeleke Mbaise – Original Names: Agbaaja, Ahiara, Ekwerazu, Oke Ovoro, Ezinihite Initially, these were five inde!pendent villages, but the Bri!tish combined them into one comm!unity, “Mbaise,” despite their di!stinct cultural iden!tities. Asaba – Original Name: Ahaba Onitsha – Original Name: Onicha Ibusa – Original Name: Igbo Ụzọ Ogwashi – Original Name: Ọgwa Ahi This comm!unity traces its orig!ins to the anci!ent Nri Kingdom. Awka – Original Name: Oka Awkunanaw – Original Name: Okunnano Amawbia – Original Name: Amaobia Umuahia – Original Name: Ọma Ahịa These name changes reflect the impact of British coloniz!ation on Igbo communities, as the coloni!zers often altered indigenous names to fit their own lingui!stic prefer!ences, erasing elements of the local heritage in the process. Igbo history 👍

Nigerian Medical Doctor k!lls EFCC officers in Anambra … said that he thought they were kidnappers ; It was a Medical Doctor that k!lled an EFCC officer when they came like armed robbers in the middle of the night at a time the state was faced with insecurity and the man reacted in safe defence probably thinking they were robbers. The man involved is a medical doctor with no ties to illegal activities. The pump-action gun he used was reportedly licensed. Normally, before the EFCC operates in any area, they are required to notify the local police. Unfortunately, this protocol was not followed during their operation in Awka that night. When the doctor called to confirm whether the relevant security agencies were aware of the EFCC’s presence, he was informed that they were not. Believing he was confronted by kidnappers and acting out of self-defense, he fired when they broke into his apartment at midnight. Regrettably, two EFCC operatives were injured in the process. Upon realizing they were from the EFCC, he immediately dropped the weapon. Meanwhile, the EFCC’s actions in Anambra have raised concerns. Initially, they attempted a raid in a particular area but were intercepted by the police, who were unaware of their operation. According to the EFCC, due to a shortage of personnel, they altered their plans and proceeded to raid a smaller location. They forcibly entered the estate and targeted apartments based on the types of cars parked outside, using them as indicators for which units to search. This raises the question: how did operatives from the EFCC’s Enugu zonal office go to Anambra amid ongoing insecurity in the state without informing the local police, especially while facing a shortage of manpower? It is so unfortunate that we lost a staff of the commission, but this call for new strategy. I don’t buy into EFCC entering an apartment like criminals. The went to media with story of Yahoo boys shooting EFCC operatives because they can’t defend mode of their operation in Awka that night. EFCC should conduct investigation before invitation or even arrest. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission should change their strategies to reflect intelligence! January 18, 2025