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AbiaThe Abia State Police Command disbursed N9,054,644.57 to families of 21 deceased officers. Payments were made under group life assurance and welfare schemes.
AbiaThe Abia State Police Command arrested suspects connected to an attack on Uratta Divisional Police Headquarters. Officers also rescued 10 stolen children and recovered 15 firearms and 30 stolen vehicles.
AbiaAbia State Governor Alex Otti has assured the incoming Commandant of the Nigerian Navy College of Accounts and Finance of the state government’s continued cooperation. Otti pledged the state’s support for the institution.
AbiaThe Abia State chapter of the People's Democratic Party has announced its endorsement of President Bola Tinubu. This development coincided with the inauguration of the state's All Progressives Congress campaign council.
AbiaAbia State Commissioner for Information, Prince Okey Kanu, has warned journalists against the growing threat of AI-generated fake news, political propaganda and coordinated disinformation campaigns ahead of the 2027 general elections. The post 2027: Abia Commissioner warns journalists against AI-generated fake news appeared first on Vanguard News.
The proposed State Police system has crossed a major constitutional hurdle, with 30 State Houses of Assembly approving the amendment The post State Police: Kano, Cross River, Abia, Niger, Benue, Oyo yet to approve bill; gets Nov 19 deadline appeared first on Vanguard News.
AbiaThe Labour Party in Abia State stated Governor Alex Otti has sufficient grassroots support for re-election in 2027. The party dismissed suggestions that Peter Obi's influence could threaten Otti's chances.
AbiaAPC senatorial candidate Prince Paul Ikonne pledged to attract federal projects and jobs to Abia South. He aims to rescue the zone if elected in 2027.
Abia State Governor Alex Otti called on tertiary institution students to adopt leadership, integrity, and discipline. He framed these values as essential to building a prosperous state.
The Senate passed two amendment bills to clarify the locations of the Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences and the Federal College of Education. Both institutions are located in Abia state.
