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Atilola, Edwards claim gold at Lagos Junior Tennis
Sports

Atilola, Edwards claim gold at Lagos Junior Tennis

By Vivian Ahanmisi

Mofifuoluwa Atilola defeated Precious Ohimai on Saturday to win gold in the U-16 girls’ final of the sixth Alhaji Adewale Issa Foundation Junior Tennis Championship.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the competition was staged at the National Stadium, Lagos.

The U-16 girls’ final was a thrilling clash, with Atilola and Ohimai battling fiercely for the prestigious gold medal.

Atilola, 16, beat Ohimai 6-1, 6-1 to secure the title, confirming her status as a top contender in the tournament.

Her victory reinforced her position as a leading player in the championship and showcased her consistency, strength, and tactical brilliance.

The final was competitive, with both athletes demonstrating outstanding skill, resilience, and strategic awareness throughout the match.

Atilola’s win not only earned her the gold medal but also strengthened her reputation as a rising star in Nigerian junior tennis.

“I’m thrilled to have won the tournament. I’m excited and grateful for this victory,” Atilola told NAN after the match.

She added, “After losing in the U-14 category last year, I was determined to come back stronger in the U-16. I’m glad I achieved that.

“It gives me more motivation to return next year and attempt to win back-to-back,” she said.

In spite of the loss, Ohimai’s impressive performance secured her the silver medal, reaffirming her place among the sport’s promising stars.

In the U-16 boys’ final, David Edwards defeated Marvelous Bolarinwa 6-4, 3-0 to claim gold, after Bolarinwa retired following a series of tough rallies.

His retirement handed Edwards the win.

Edwards, a former Nigerian No. 1 junior player now based in the United States, expressed joy after clinching victory against Bolarinwa.

“I’m thrilled to have come out on top, though I’m sorry Marvelous had to retire.

“I’m just focused on taking it one match at a time and giving my best. This win boosts my confidence for future challenges,” he added.

In the U-12 boys’ final, Kingsley Godwin defeated Emmanuel Ogungbe 4-6, 6-3, 14-12 to take gold, while Mabubat Razaki beat Grace Oritigbemi 6-2, 6-2.

Godwin’s resilience and determination earned him victory, highlighting his potential as a rising talent in the championship.

Success Godwin overcame Tiffany Oshi 6-0, 6-3 in the U-14 girls’ category, while Alex Barnabas edged his opponent 6-3, 7-6 (5) in the U-14 boys’.

Speaking to NAN, Sikirat Adigun-Issa, eldest daughter of the late Adewale Issa, said the tournament remains vital for discovering and nurturing tennis talent in Nigeria.

“I am delighted to see such talent and dedication on display. Many past participants have gone on to represent Nigeria internationally,” she said.

She congratulated all winners and participants, praising their commitment and urging them to continue working hard to achieve greatness in tennis.

“Their dedication is commendable. Some of you will surely go on to achieve remarkable things for Nigeria,” she added.

The prizes are designed to inspire young players and support grassroots tennis development in Nigeria.

The tournament has significantly raised the standard of tennis among Nigerian youngsters. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Kamal Tayo Oropo

NAN correspondent wins ‘Outstanding Community Journalist’ award in Lagos
General News

NAN correspondent wins ‘Outstanding Community Journalist’ award in Lagos

By Raji Rasak

A News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Correspondent, Mr Rasak Raji, has won an Outstanding Community Relations Journalist of the Year award in Lagos.

Raji, who is the Badagry District Correspondent of NAN, was given the award by the Conference of 57 Chief Press Secretaries of Local Governments and Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) of Lagos State.

The conference said the award was to recognise journalists who had significantly contributed to deepening local governance and strengthening ties between communities and the media.

It also described Raji as a journalist who had distinguished himself with professionalism, accuracy, and integrity, adding that his work continued to promote trust between citizens  and their leaders.

The event, which took place at the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria (ASCON), Topo, Badagry, drew journalists, council officials, and community leaders who gathered to celebrate excellence in reporting at the grassroots.

Presenting the award, Chairman of Badagry Local Government Area, Mr Babatunde Hunpe, praised Raji’s dedication to telling the stories of ordinary people.

Hunpe also commended him for bridging the gap between local authorities and residents through accurate, community-centred reportage.

“Journalism goes beyond breaking news headlines—it also serves as a tool for social cohesion and accountability at the grassroots.

“Raji’s consistent efforts to spotlight both the challenges and successes of Badagry and other Lagos communities has earned him the recognition,” the chairman said.

Receiving the award, Raji said that the honour was more than just a plaque.

“It is a validation of years of hard work covering the pulse of the people— from community development projects to cultural celebrations.

“Also, from governance issues to human interest stories that rarely make the front pages.

“The applause that followed the recognition reflects more than celebration.

“It is a collective endorsement of journalism that uplifts communities, inspires development, and keeps the bond between the people and their government alive,” Raji said.

Guests at the event commended the recognition, with many stressing that community journalism remained the bedrock of democracy.

This ensures that the voices of those at the grassroots are not drowned by the noise of national politics. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Esenvosa Izah/Chioma Ugboma

Wike hails Tinubu, commends turnout in Rivers LG elections
Politics

Wike hails Tinubu, commends turnout in Rivers LG elections

By Desmond Ejibas

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has expressed satisfaction with the conduct of the ongoing local government elections in Rivers.

Wike made the remarks on Saturday after casting his vote at Polling Unit 007, Ward 9, Rumuepirikom Community, Obio/Akpor Local Government Area (LGA).

He commended President Bola Tinubu for ensuring that the polls were held in line with constitutional provisions.

According to him, the elections are crucial for stabilising governance at the grassroots level, particularly following the Supreme Court’s ruling that caretaker committees in local governments are unconstitutional.

“Since the Supreme Court ruled against caretaker committees in LGAs, if there are no elected people, funds will not come from the Federation Account to the local government accounts,” he said.

Wike noted that the successful conduct of the elections would enable local governments to receive direct funding and function effectively once the emergency rule is lifted in September.

“With the emergency rule expected to be lifted by September 18, and the governor and state House of Assembly restored, governance at the local level will be strengthened,” he added.

He commended the Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission (RSIEC) for organising the elections and praised residents for turning out in large numbers, particularly in city and rural areas.

Wike expressed optimism that by the end of the day, elected officials would emerge and be sworn in, restoring full recognition to local government authorities.

He dismissed concerns that the elections could be invalidated, stating that the process was now legally recognised and transparent.

“Today we are holding an election that is known to law; people are coming out to cast their votes for whoever they want to represent them at the local government.

“You can see the large turnout in my community (Rumuepirikom). I have also received reports that voters came out en masse in other areas, especially rural communities,” Wike said.

The minister urged citizens to support the electoral process, stressing that elected representatives at the local level are essential for effective governance and development. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Jane-Frances Oraka

First Lady applauds shea butter export ban
Agriculture

First Lady applauds shea butter export ban

By Joan Nwagwu

The First Lady, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu says the recent ban on exportation of raw shea butter is a timely intervention that will empower local processors and create new opportunities in the agricultural value chain.

Mrs Tinubu applauded the Federal Government’s directive at the closing of a three-day National Workshop on Agro-Value-Chain Capacity Building for Women Farmers on Saturday in Abuja.

Represented by Hajiya Nana Shettima, Wife of the Vice President, she said the ban is a major step towards strengthening Nigeria’s agro-processing sector, particularly for women who dominate the industry.

According to her, women account for over 95 per cent of small-scale shea butter processors across Nigeria.

She added that the ban would reduce exploitation of raw products while stimulating domestic value addition.

“This decision underscores the Federal Government’s commitment to boosting local agro-processing capacity.

“By retaining production within our borders, we are empowering women to scale their businesses, improve household incomes, and contribute to national food security,” she said.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports the workshop, jointly organised by the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), focused on equipping women farmers with modern skills, knowledge, and access to global markets.

NAN also reports that participants were urged to leverage emerging opportunities in the agro-value chain to transform their livelihoods and contribute to economic growth.

Delivering her address and closing remarks, the Minister of Women Affairs, Hajiya Imaan Suleiman-Ibrahim, described the gathering as a turning point for Nigerian women in agriculture.

She reminded stakeholders that the story of Nigeria agriculture is inseparable from the story of its women.

“Over the past days, we have sharpened knowledge, built capacity, and deepened partnerships.

“But more importantly, we have reaffirmed an undeniable truth: Nigeria’s agricultural transformation will rise or fall on the shoulders of women,” she said.

The minister highlighted the paradox of Nigeria’s agricultural landscape, where women constitute nearly 70 per cent of the labour force but remain under-represented in land ownership, credit access, mechanisation, and leadership roles.

She stressed that granting women equal access to resources could raise yields by 20–30 per cent, enough to secure food for millions more Nigerians.

Suleiman-Ibrahim also unveiled the Women Agro Value Expansion (WAVE) Programme, which targets 10 million women across Nigeria.

She said the initiative would equip women with climate-smart technologies, affordable financing, agri-business skills, and access to markets.

“With the right support, our women will not only feed the nation, they will feed Africa,” she declared.

She added that three strong commitments under the Renewed Hope Agenda were to dismantle systemic barriers limiting women’s agricultural potential, to move women from subsistence to prosperity, and to institutionalise gender equity in agricultural policies and programmes.

Some participants who spoke to NAN commended the Federal Government for the initiative.

A participant, Afiniki Bubmba, who represented the Country Women Association Network (KANET), described the training as life-changing.

She said the practical sessions, especially on greenhouse construction and crop sequencing, has sparked her interest to begin a mini-greenhouse project at home.

She encouraged other women to embrace agriculture and shed the stereotype of farming as “dirty work.”

Another participant, Aisha Burka, also from KANET, said the knowledge gained was immeasurable.

Burka said she was determined to mobilise between 100 and 200 women to benefit from her new knowledge.

According to her, agriculture is not only a tool for food production but also a platform for leadership, wealth creation, and national transformation.

She urged women to start small, even within their backyards, stressing that farming was both economically rewarding and essential for food security. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Rotimi Ijikanmi

Colombian VP in Nigeria for 3-day visit
Foreign

Colombian VP in Nigeria for 3-day visit

By Salisu Sani-Idris
The Vice-President of Colombia, Francia Márquez, on Saturday arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja for a three-day official visit to Nigeria.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Colombian vice-president’s official visit to Nigeria is expected to deepen diplomatic and strategic relations between Nigeria and Colombia.
The visit will also enhance collaboration in areas of mutual interest, including governance, trade, agriculture, energy, education and security, among others.

The historic engagement will strengthen ties in trade, agriculture, education, energy, culture, and women’s empowerment, opening a new chapter in South-South collaboration.

Accompanied by her spouse, Mr Rafael Ocoró, she was received on arrival by the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Chief Uche Nnaji; and that of Women Affairs, Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim.

Others were the Minister of State, FCT, Mariya Bunkure, Director-General, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Zubaida Umar and other senior government officials.

The Colombian VP is also accompanied on the visit by Cabinet Ministers, top government officials and business sector leaders who are set to engage their Nigerian counterparts in discussions around key areas aimed at strengthening ties between both countries.

A key highlight of the visit is the signing of Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) in strategic areas of the economy, including women empowerment, trade, aviation, manufacturing, agriculture, and culture, among others.

The visit will feature a plenary session to be graced by both Vice-Presidents and the Nigeria-Colombia Business Forum; government to government bilateral meetings.

NAN reports that other side events include high-level business sector meetings hosted by the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, as well as a Summit on Artificial Intelligence. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Bashir Rabe Mani

Group seeks strict enforcement, compliance in charcoal sector
Environment

Group seeks strict enforcement, compliance in charcoal sector

By Perpetua Onuegbu

The National Association of Charcoal Producers, Dealers, Exporters and Afforestation of Nigeria (NACPDEAN) has called for strict enforcement of regulations and total compliance with sectoral guidelines to achieve progress.

Its President, Mr Edu Babatunde, made the appeal at a stakeholders’ meeting on “Charcoal Value Chain Development in Nigeria”, in Abuja.

Babatunde stressed that the sector holds huge economic value as a source of livelihood for millions and as a major contributor to trade and investment.

He lamented the rise in unhealthy practices, reckless exploitation and disregard for established guidelines.

“If these dealings continue unchecked, our sector will be crippled, afforestation efforts undermined, and national and international confidence in Nigeria’s environmental sustainability commitments eroded.

“This is why we are sounding an urgent call to stakeholders, because without strict enforcement and total compliance, sectoral progress cannot be achieved,” he said.

The NACPDEAN president noted that 70 to 80 per cent of Nigeria’s original forest cover had been depleted, with agricultural expansion, industrial development, urbanisation and farming accounting for over 80 per cent of forest loss.

He added that while illegal logging played a major role, charcoal producers were often unfairly blamed.

Babatunde also decried the activities of foreigners who, with the support of some law enforcement agents, allegedly exploit Nigeria’s forest resources illegally.

He urged the Ministries of Environment and Trade to enforce regulations and strengthen coordination to protect the environment and unlock the sector’s full economic potential.

Mrs Hajara Usman, Director, Commodity and Export Department, Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment (FMTI), said Nigeria remained a key player in global wood and charcoal production and export.

She, however, admitted that unsustainable practices had caused extensive deforestation.

“To reduce deforestation and cover the forest deficit, NACPDEAN has taken the initiative to establish a centralised afforestation project in the country.

“I urge all stakeholders to work in synergy to reduce deforestation and maximise both economic and environmental benefits,” Usman said.

Also speaking, Mr Mohammed Mundu, Director, Energy Utilisation and Management, Energy Commission of Nigeria, said surveys revealed that 67 per cent of Nigerian households rely on firewood, while 22 per cent use charcoal.

“For every kilogramme of charcoal, about six kilogrammes of wood are consumed. To meet domestic consumption of 16 million metric tonnes of charcoal, about 97 million metric tonnes of wood are used annually,” Mundu said.

He recommended large-scale planting of fast-growing multi-purpose trees such as Leucaena, Calliandra and Gliricidia, which improve soil fertility and can be harvested for firewood within 12 months of planting.

On complaints of foreigners depleting Nigeria’s forests, Assistant Commandant-General Dan Okon, who represented the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), urged the association to report such cases for prompt action.

The meeting, organised by the FMTI, drew participants from ministries, agencies and departments including Trade and Investment, Environment, Science and Technology, NSCDC and the Nigeria Police. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)
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Edited by Tosin Kolade

Communications Ministry trains 438 civil servants on digital transformation
Science & Tech

Communications Ministry trains 438 civil servants on digital transformation

By Jessica Dogo

The Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy has trained 438 civil servants from different Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) on digital transformation.

The one-day training which held in Abuja in partnership with Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), had the theme: “Enabling Digital Government Transformation: Leadership, Training and Citizen-Centric Systems.

William Scheffers, a Director at TG Consulting, who spoke on the topic: “Strategies for IT Training in Digital Government Transformation”, said that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) was a necessity for government officials.

Scheffers said that without ICT skills, governments risked falling behind in delivering efficient and secured services.

“Governments are under pressure to digitise services and improve citizen experience. ICT training ensures that staff can operate, maintain and innovate with new systems.

“Skills gaps lead to inefficiencies, data risks and wasted investments in IT. Trained officials are more adaptable in responding to new policy and citizen needs,” he said.

He said that ICT training challenges in government would lower digital skills, adding that resistance to change undermines ICT upskilling.

According to him, cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud adoption will help in shaping ICT training for civil servants.

“It will demand smarter, faster and more practical training,” he said.

Scheffers said that rising cyber threats makes cybersecurity training essential.

He said that cloud adoption required new competencies in security, architecture and operations.

“Data analytics and AI literacy are increasingly demanded in policy design and execution.

“There is a shift toward microlearning, online platforms and hybrid delivery,” he said.

Earlier, the Deputy Director of Korea Institute for Development Strategy (KDS), Myeongseok Song, said that the training focused on introducing Korea and its government, and sharing knowledge, innovation and achievements over the years.

Song said that Korea’s new strategy was for citizens, enterprises and governments to solve issues together and create new value through a digital platform which connects all their data.

“We just want to talk about the digital, the government, the advanced AI, and eventually, we expect to make more advanced perspective and idea for the government,” he said.

One of the beneficiaries, Adetokunbo Adebola, Head, Data Strategy and Research for the Vice-Chairman, Senate Committee on ICT and Cybersecurity, described the training as appropriate and timely for civil servants in the country.

Adebola commended the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr Bosun Tijani, for his efforts and the push to bring some programmes that will help the citizens in terms of ICT. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Kadiri Abdulrahman

New tax reform laws to spur investment, economic equity – Expert
Economy/Business

New tax reform laws to spur investment, economic equity – Expert

By Perpetua Onuegbu

A tax expert, Uzoma Kelechi, says the recently enacted Tax Reform Act will enhance investment and promote fairness in Nigeria’s tax system.

Kelechi said this during a capacity-building workshop organised by the Tax Justice and Governance Platform, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), in collaboration with the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC).

The event, which was held virtually with the theme “New Tax Laws and Informal Sector Taxation”, highlighted the transformative potential of the reforms.

Kelechi said that the previous tax system was complex, and burdened the ordinary citizens, while allowing significant segments of the informal and corporate sectors to remain untaxed.

“In the past, the tax system was narrow and regressive, placing a heavier burden on everyday Nigerians.

“The new tax laws introduced through recent Finance Acts and the 2025 Tax Reform Bills, represent a deliberate shift towards a progressive, pro-poor framework.”

She explained that the new legislation aimed to expand the tax net by ensuring that wealthier individuals, large corporations, and luxury consumption, contribute a fairer share.

“For citizens, this means a simpler, fairer, and more inclusive system that still provides the revenue needed to reduce reliance on oil, while protecting the most vulnerable.

“With the new law, the poor will breathe,” she said.

Kelechi also commended President Bola Tinubu for championing the tax reforms, stating that the changes would provide relief to low-income earners.

Also speaking at the event, CISLAC’s Programme Gender Officer, Dolapo Asaolu, said the workshop aimed to build the capacity of civil society members, particularly those from the FCT Chapter of the Tax Justice and Governance Platform.

“There’s a clear knowledge gap when it comes to the new tax laws.

“If we, as civil society organisations, are to effectively advocate and educate the public, we must first understand the laws ourselves.”

Asaolu noted that while the new laws focused on the formal sector, their long-term goal would ensure that all sectors, including the informal economy, contribute fairly.

“When everyone understands their tax obligations and pays their fair share, it promotes transparency, strengthens accountability, and boosts public revenue.

“This will ensure better budgeting and social service delivery.”

Mr Botti Isaac, Social Action/Host, FCT Tax Justice Platform, also emphasised the importance of linking the new tax laws to the informal sector.

“Our objective is to understand how the reforms impact those operating in the informal economy and develop advocacy strategies to improve implementation.”

The workshop concluded with a call for sustained education, transparency, and equitable enforcement of the tax laws, to ensure Nigerians benefit from it, especially those in the informal sector. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Emmanuel Afonne

FG inaugurates building code advisory committee
Metro

FG inaugurates building code advisory committee

By Angela Atabo

The Federal Government has inaugurated the National Building Code Advisory Committee (NBCAC) to reposition Nigeria’s building and construction industry based on standards, regulation, and professionalism.

The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa, represented by the Minister of State, Yusuf Ata, announced this in Abuja.

Dangiwa explained that the committee’s inauguration reflected the government’s commitment to ensure all Nigerian homes, offices, schools, hospitals, and public buildings were constructed to safe, durable, and sustainable specifications.

He described the National Building Code as a vital regulatory tool that sets minimum standards for all stages of construction, promoting quality and safety across the industry.

“However, progress in implementing the Code has been slow due to challenges in ratification, enforcement, and compliance.”

Dangiwa expressed optimism under the renewed administration of President Bola Tinubu, emphasising the committee’s critical role in addressing Nigeria’s recurring building collapse issues.

He highlighted the need for the code, citing problems like unplanned urban development, frequent building collapses, fire outbreaks, environmental abuse, and lack of standardised design references for professionals.

“The National Council on Housing and Urban Development initiated the code to curb these problems.

“The code establishes enforcement units at federal, state, and local government levels staffed by registered professionals including architects, engineers, builders, surveyors, town planners, fire officers, estate surveyors, and public health and safety officers, all tasked with implementation.

“The Advisory Committee will periodically review the National Building Code and advise the minister on related matters.

“It will also recommend members for specialised technical sub-committees covering pre-design, design, construction, and post-construction phases to ensure alignment with the code’s objectives.

“The committee will serve a renewable three-year term, meeting at least twice annually with sessions subject to the minister’s approval.”

Dangiwa urged members to uphold professionalism, provide quarterly progress reports, and address challenges promptly.

The ministry’s Permanent Secretary, Dr Shuaib Belgore, described the committee’s reconstitution as a deliberate measure to ensure housing projects adhere to modern standards that protect lives and promote resilience in the built environment.

Mohammed Faworaja was appointed Chairman of the NBCAC, with Matthias Kastuda as Secretary.

Both, along with other professionals and government representatives from across the federation, pledged commitment to the government’s objectives. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Abiemwense Moru

Nsukka diocese mourns first Bishop, Francis Okobo
Religious

Nsukka diocese mourns first Bishop, Francis Okobo

By Hilary Akalugwu

Some residents of Nsukka, in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State, have expressed mixed feelings over the death of Bishop Francis Okobo, Bishop Emeritus.

Okobo, the first bishop of Nsukka Catholic Diocese, died on Friday, Aug. 29, at Niger Foundation Hospital, Enugu, at the age of 89.

Residents, in interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Nsukka on Saturday, described him as a pillar in the diocese’s growth.

Chief William Agbo, Chief Executive Officer of Wilson Group of Companies, said he received news of the bishop’s death with shock.

Agbo said he was, however, consoled that Okobo dedicated his entire life to the service of God, the Catholic Church, and humanity.

“My family and I received the news of the bishop’s passing with shock and sadness. Yet, we are consoled by his dedicated life of service.

“We know that Okobo rests in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ. He worked tirelessly to nurture Nsukka Diocese to its present height,” Agbo said.

Prof. Rose Onah, former Chairperson of Catholic Women Organisation (CWO) in Nsukka Diocese, said she received the news with both sadness and joy.

“Sadness, because we shall no longer see Bishop Okobo, who contributed immensely to the growth of the diocese.

“Joy, because he devoted his entire life to serving God and humanity. As first bishop, he worked round the clock for spiritual and physical growth,” she said.

Onah, a former Nsukka Local Government Chairman, noted that Okobo started building St Therese’s Catholic Cathedral, later completed by the current bishop, Godfrey Onah.

“I know he rests in the bosom of our Lord Jesus Christ, having dedicated his life wholly to God and humanity,” she added.

Reacting, Chief Alpho Nweze, from Lejja, Okobo’s hometown, said the community also received the bishop’s death with both sadness and joy.

“Sadness, because we lost an illustrious son to the cold hands of death. Joy, because Bishop Okobo lived a fulfilled life of selfless service.

“We pray God grants him eternal rest in paradise,” he said.

Nweze, a former Nsukka Local Government Chairman, described the late bishop as a faithful ambassador of Christ.

“As first bishop of Nsukka Catholic Diocese, he worked diligently to ensure its rapid growth both physically and spiritually,” Nweze said. (NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Kamal Tayo Oropo

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