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Alleged battery: Benue gov reconciles Channels TV reporter, wife

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Benue State Channel’s reporter, Pius Angbo, and his wife, Dr Ifeyinwa, are back together after the state governor, Samuel Ortom, has reportedly intervened in the differences between the couple.

On Sunday, Ifeanyinwa had recorded a video of her battered face and said that her husband physically abused her because she advised him not to spend recklessly on other women.

She had said in between sobs, “Hello people, my name is Ifeyinwa. I am a doctor. I have been married to Pius Angbo of Channels TV for six years and for six years, I have not known peace in this marriage. It’s been from one woman to another. I just had a baby. It was a Caesarean section just about four weeks ago. Just because I told him to spend wisely and not on women so recklessly considering we have four children, that is why I got this beating.”

But Governor Ortom reportedly met with the couple on Monday and advised them on the need to settle their differences amicably and shun the temptation of engaging in violence.

He noted that as a young couple with great potential, the husband being a versatile journalist and the wife a medical doctor, there was the need for them to foster a strong union to serve as models to others.

Pius Angbo said he had apologised to his wife over the assault on her, stressing that he also sought the forgiveness of the entire women folk and would make amends going forward.

On her part, Dr Angbo said she had accepted her husband’s apology and forgiven him, adding their children are still young and they needed prayers to grow stronger in love and nurture their kids to maturity.

She thanked the governor for taking time out to make peace between them, saying his intervention was fatherly and a demonstration of love for them.

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Terrorists attack Southern Kaduna community, kill 5

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Terrorists attack Southern Kaduna community, kill 5

Unknown gunmen suspected to be terrorists wreaking havoc across Nigeria’s middle belt region have killed at least five persons in southern Kaduna.

Many others were also injured in the attack that happened at Pasakori community in Jema’a local government area of Kaduna State.

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kaduna State, Engr. Joseph Ciroma, confirmed the tragic incident.

Ciroma decried the attack, describing it as an heinous acts, adding that the assailants have no place in a civilized society.

In a statement he personally issued, Chiroma expressed shock over the loss of lives and injuries inflicted on the people of the community by gunmen.

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He believed that their sole intention was to undermine the progress made by the people of Jema’a LGA, Southern Kaduna, and Kaduna State in rebuilding trust, fostering understanding, and revitalizing conflict-affected communities.

He extended his heartfelt condolences to the families who lost their loved ones and prayed for speedy recovery to those injured.

Ciroma called on the government to ensure that efforts were put in place to apprehend the perpetrators of the evil act in order to face the law of the land.

According to Daily Post, following the attack on the community, security personnel have taken over the area to ensure the return of peace.

In 2015, the same community was attacked by unknown gunmen leading to the loss of lives, many others injured and burning of houses, as well as foodstuffs.

The state spokesman of the Police Command, ASP Mansir Hassan did not respond to calls to react to the incident.

 

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How to stay focused in marriage, avoid divorce – Ironkwe

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How to stay focused in marriage, avoid divorce – Ironkwe

A pioneer principal of White Dove Academy, Suleja, Mrs Glory Ahaoma Ironkwe, has advised couples, especially women, to be strong and never to resort to separation or divorce over whatever challenges they may encounter in their marital homes.

Mrs Ironkwe gave this advice Thursday in Abuja during her book Lost in the Woods public presentation.

She said the book, which aims to promote literary talent and creative storytelling, unravels the mystery of marriage and the virtues that must accompany the bond to achieve marital bliss amid teething challenges.

Glory Ironkwe, currently an assistant planning officer with the Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, said she was spurred into writing her novella following her stint as English Language and Literature in English teacher as well as her love for literary works, including “The Old Man and the Sea.”

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“I expect to see young couples find courage in the book as it is a clarion call for all to trust and love with caution so that we don’t get Lost in the Woods,” she said.

According to the woman author, “Resilience in marriage is an indispensable virtue because, by the time you engage in legitimate activities, you will see that as time goes on, you will get out of the woods, and you will be fulfilled.”

Book reviewer Dr. (Mrs.) Obiageli E. Okafor said, “The journey of marriage between Chaacha and Magnus in the book witnessed quite a lot of turmoil, but at last, things took shape, and joy reverberated again.”

Drawing from idioms and proverbs, the reviewer also noted the author’s warning in the book that those who do not have the facts on relationship issues will be lost in the woods.

 

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Abia: Parents who fail educate children risk govt arrest, prosecution

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Abia: Parents who fail educate children risk govt arrest, prosecution

In Abia State, parents whose children and wards are not in school will now be prosecuted starting from January 1, 2025

This is even as the Abia State government says it is now an offence for parents to deny their children education.

The Commissioner for Information, Okey Kanu made this known at the Government House, Umuahia, on Monday while briefing journalists on the outcome of this week’s State Executive Council meeting presided over by Governor Alex Otti.

Kanu disclosed that the move was part of the ongoing reforms and repositioning in the educational sector of the state.

He asserted that the issue of poverty is no longer a reason for non-acquisition of free and basic education in Abia State.

He implored the parents to leverage the tuition-free policy in the state to send their children and wards to school, warning that parents who don’t take advantage of the policy would be prosecuted in line with the Abia State Child’s Law 2006.

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“In line with the Abia State Child’s Law 2006, it will now be an offence for parents not to send their children and wards to school in Abia State.

“Education is free in Abia State up till the end of Junior Secondary School. There is no reason whatsoever why parents will not send their children to school.

“So, as from the first of January, 2025 when this policy will fully come into effect, defaulting parents will be prosecuted under that law,” he disclosed.

The Commissioner reiterated that the relocation order of the Umuahia campus of the Abia State University to the mother campus at Uturu remained irreversible but assured all affected stakeholders that fears and anxieties generated by the relocation order would be addressed.

He further stated that Governor Otti has directed the state Commissioner for Works to ensure that the failing flyover at Osisioma, constructed by the immediate past administration, is repaired without delay to safeguard the lives of Abians and other road users

 

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