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Anambra’s Zoning Culture, a Legacy for Youths,By Ify Aronu

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By a Legacy, Ify Aronu, Magu’s travail
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Politics is not just about winning elections. Building and preserving values-driven culture is the hallmark of purposeful politics. The zoning arrangement advanced by the Peter Obi led administration appears to be one of the most significant political innovations in Anambra State. Over the past two decades, the gentlemanly practice has blossomed into a respected convention that has ensured fairness and inclusion of the three senatorial zones in central state governance.
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Minister Umahi Claims Innocence Over Habila’s Death, threatens Legal Action Against Cyberbylling

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By Magu’s travail, Wahab Shittu
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From Victor Osula, Abuja The Minister of Works, David Umahi, on Thursday addressed the press the death of Miss Mary Habila in his home, describing her “like a daughter,” and her parents, “a family friend,” According to Umahi, the deceased, had a medical condition that made him spend N2m at a Turkish hospital in Nigeria, recently, adding that she complained of bleeding from her nose during a phone conversation with her boyfriend shortly before she was found dead.
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State Police Bill: First-Line Charge Alone Cannot Guarantee Independence or Accountability, Says RULAAC

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By Magu’s travail, Wahab Shittu
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The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre, RULAAC, has expressed concerned by recent claims that making state police funding a first-line charge in the Constitution will, by itself, shield state police services from political interference by state governors.
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