2 Men Caught with the Corpse of 3 Years old Baby in Aba

Two men, Jonathan Nwogu from Mgboko Umuola in Obingwa LGA of Abia state and Chibuike Anubuife from Ezeagu LGA of Enugu State were arrested by the Abia state command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC while trying to bury the corpse of a 3 year old girl in an abandoned pit in Osisioma, near Aba on Wednesday July 16th.

Soldiers Arrest Uwazuruike, 220 MASSOB members. See More

Soldiers in Imo State on Saturday arrested no fewer than 220 members of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), includ­ing leader of the group, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike.

The pro-Biafra activists were arrested by the soldiers at a check-point at Okigwe, Imo State, for allegedly put­ting on Biafran uniform.

According to reports, the acivitists were arrested on their way to Monobil Hotel Okigwe, where members of Okigwe Zonal Youth Conference had organized an honour award for Uwa­zuruike for his efforts to emancipate the Igbo.

It was gathered that the Uwazuruike was later released on the orders of Captain Ola, leader of the soldiers on his arrival aat the scene of the incident.

Abia State Bridge Collapses- Villagers Calls for Gov. Assistance

We have Lost Connecting Route to other Towns says The people of Ndi Ebe Abam as their Only Bridge Collapses.

The popular Igwu bridge linking Ndi Ebe Abam to other towns collapsed on Tuesday being July 1st when a 25 tons tipper carrying gravel plied on it. Fortunately no life was lost but now the villagers say they have been cut off from other towns as a result of the collapsed bridge which served as the only motor-able road through which the indigenes used to connect with other towns.

They sent this photo to the media asking that the Arochukwu L.G.A. Chairman and Abia State government should come to their aid, saying people residing in the town have been adversely affected by this mishap.

They are appealing to the authorities concerned to help them rebuild the bridge in a modern form that will last longer than the former one which was made with irons and planks and maintained by the indigenes for many years. They also implored the government to help them construct the road which has been neglected for years.
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