* Architech Okey Ezeobi has emerged as the winner of the highly coveted 2025
NUJ Anambra Man of the Year Nominee.
Ezeobi emerged after a due external and internal selection process.
The man of the year winner, Arch. Okey Ezeobi is the General Manager/Chief Executive Officer of Anambra State Bureau of Public Procurement.
Before assuming public office, he was the Chairman, Dwellins International Ltd, an architectural firm.
* The Acting President, Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), Anambra Chapter, Comrade Chimezie Atueyi, has assured that his leadership will always negotiate or dialogue with the State Government continuously with a view to ensuring that the welfare of the local government workers in the state are well taking care of as they discharge their statutory functions .
The NULGE President, who gave the assurance during press interview in his office at the Agadaga NULGE House in Awka, said that the primary assignment of any union is to make sure that the welfare of her members are protected.
He sated that the union is enjoying watertight cordial relationship with the present government in the state under the leadership of Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, ranging from the regime of his late predecessor till date .
* Young Progressive Party (YPP) Governorship Candidate, Anambra State. Sir Paul Chukwuma says he is determined to put the State on the path of sustained progress.
Sir. Chukwuma maintained that Anambra
have witnessed a shocking decline in some of the key indicators of development.
“Once the leading light in education for over a decade, the current administration in Anambra State has caused this gain to wither. Today, Anambra State has significantly dropped in education rating, much so that our state now comes behind Abia, Imo and Ebonyi States in terms of students’ performance.
* Members of the Keke (tricycle) drivers’ union in Awka, the capital of Anambra State, have continued to raise alarm over the resurgence of alleged cultist attacks targeting their colleagues both at parks and in their homes.
In recent weeks, drivers operating at Aroma Park in Awka have reportedly suffered multiple assaults at the hands of suspected cultists, leaving some injured.
The union is now calling on the state government and relevant security agencies to take immediate action before the situation escalates further and leads to loss of lives.
Speaking, the Secretary of the Keke Drivers Association in Anambra State, Comrade Uchenna Umeh, recounted several disturbing incidents that appear to be linked. He emphasized the urgency for government intervention before these confrontations result in fatalities.
* The Chairman Nigeria Union of Journalists, Comrade Odogwu Emeka Odogwu has congratulated the winners of
NUJ press week.
Odogwu urged them to continue to serve humanity with their talent and treasures as the essence of the award is to recognize their good deeds and encourage them to do more for humanity.
He announced that the award ceremony is slated on the grand finale of the 2025 NUJ Anambra Press Week activities on Thursday August 28th, 2025 at the Godwin Ezeemo International Press Center, NUJ Anambra Secretariat complex, Awka, behind CBN Awka.
* As the preparation for the Anambra governorship election gets underway, frontline APGA Senatorial aspirant for Anambra South District bye election, Chief Ebuka Onunkwo, has stated that there is no vacancy in Awka government house as the incumbent governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo has performed creditably in office that warrants his unfettered second term in office.
Onunkwo who spoke with reporters in Onitsha stated that no governor in the history of the state has achieved what Soludo has done so far in office within three years.
He advised other contenders to avoid wasting their resources because people of the state will vote overwhelmingly for the governor during the election.
* The Anambra State Government, in collaboration with the Faculty of Agriculture, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, has unveiled a three-week certificate course to train individuals in African palm weevil and water snail farming.
Anambra State Commissioner for Agriculture, Dr. Forster Ihejiofor flagged off the training at the Ministry’s Conference Hall, Awka, during the programme titled African Palm Weevil and Golden Snail Farming: Insects Business, Changing the World.
The Commissioner affirmed that the programme aims to unlock opportunities in sustainable palm weevil and water snail farming by training individuals in viable practices across the state.
* As the November 8th 2025 Anambra governorship election draws near, renowned businessman and CEO of J.I. Ejison International Ltd, Chief Joseph Ukeji, has declared total support for Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s second-term bid.
Speaking in Onitsha, Chief Ukeji, popularly known as Ejison, praised Soludo’s leadership, describing his first term as impactful and transformative.
Highlighting Soludo’s infrastructural strides, particularly in Okpoko, Ukeji said acknowledging a leader’s efforts is a sign of confidence in their continued leadership. He strongly endorsed Soludo’s re-election, describing it as a “collective responsibility” for Anambra citizens.
* The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Anambra Sector Commandant, Joyce Nnennaya Alexander, has received awards and recognition for her outstanding traffic management efforts.
Alexander was honored by the Ultimate Business Women and Farmers Association of Nigeria (UBWFAN) for the FRSC’s continuous commitment to safeguarding lives on the roads of Ndi Anambra and supporting community-based safety initiatives.
Additionally, the Sector Commander was honoured with an award at the World Red Cross Day celebration, held at the NRSC branch office in Amawbia, Anambra State.
The event, themed “On the Side of Humanity,” emphasized the organization’s dedication to alleviating human suffering and promoting dignity.
The FRSC boss speaking after receiving the awards, said the Anambra State
Sector Command remains committed to serving humanity, promoting road safety and supporting community development initiatives.
Ms. Cristian Munduate, UNICEF’s Country Representative in Nigeria, along with her team on a courtesy visit to Anambra State.
UNICEF has long been a committed partner to our administration. We share an unshakable conviction that our children and youth are the bridge to a brighter future, and their health, nutrition, and education remain our top priorities.
We are intentional about this, which is why my administration is resolute in our commitment to giving every child a strong foundation for life, starting with the earliest moments of development – from conception to birth and beyond. We provide comprehensive support, including free antenatal care, free delivery, and access to free medication. This commitment to their well-being continues as they grow, with guaranteed free education from kindergarten to secondary school in our public schools.
My administration views investments in health and education as the most meaningful investments any society can make. We are eager to deepen our collaboration with UNICEF across every front, to ensure that no child in Anambra is left behind.
May Anambra continue to win.
