APPOINTMENTS OF AIR VICE MARSHAL CHINWENDU ONYIKE (RTD) AND 16 OTHERS AS LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA TRANSITION COUNCIL CHAIRMEN/MAYORS IN ABIA STATE RENEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF ABIA STATE, DR. ALEX C. OTTI OFR

The Appointments of Air Vice Marshal Chinwendu Onyike (Rtd), as the Local Government Area Transition Council Chairman/Mayor, Isuikwuato Local Government Area, and Hon. Okezie Goodluck as the Deputy have been renewed. Similarly, the appointments of 16 other Local Government Area Transition Council Chairmen/Mayors and their deputies have also been renewed. 

AIR VICE MARSHAL ONYIKE, RTD, MAYOR ISUIKWUATO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, COMMENDED FOR GIVING THE PEOPLE OF EZERE WARD 2, A SENSE OF BELONGING

Ezere Road - Under Construction 

The Mayor, Isuikwuato Local Government Area (LGA), Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Chinwendu Onyike, Rtd, has been commended by the Councillor representing the good people of Ezere Ward 2 and Deputy Speaker, Isuikwuato Council Assembly, Hon. Nkem Duncan Oji, for giving the good people of Ezere Ward 2 a sense of belonging through his development efforts in the area. Hon Duncan also applauded the Mayor for his unwavering commitment and dedication to the development of the LGA.

OHAEGBU MARY, MANAGER ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN JOS, TAKES A LOOK AT THE JOB CREATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR NIGERIANS IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

 

Ohaegbu Mary: Manager Zoological Garden Jos

Scoreline’s passion and commitment to contribute significantly to the collective aspirations and efforts of Nigerians to grow the economy is a continuous one. Thus, Scoreline’s avowed decision to lead a movement of opening up the socio-economic space and throw up at least 25000 jobs into the economy through constant coverage and reportage of job creation opportunities, follow up activities and constant promotion of business enabling environment policies and activities, and identifying and presenting the true entrepreneurs to the public are unwaveringly and unflinchingly on target.

ZOO AND MUSEUM: VITAL FOR EDUCATION AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF THE CHILD

From the Museum of Traditional Nigerian Architecture (MOTNA), National Museum Jod

Zoo is a facility dedicated for the confinement of wild and in some cases domestic animals and birds, in a secure enclosure, for breeding, and for display or exhibition, in captivity, to the public. For the museums, the insight by the DG, National Commission for Museums and Monuments suffices: 

PUBLIC PRIVATE COLLABORATION: VITAL FOR INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, EFFECTIVE SERVICE DELIVERY AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC SECTOR INSTITUTIONS

 

The Public Convenience at the National Museum Jos. A product of collaboration with the Private Sector 

Public Private Collaboration or Partnership for the purposes of this piece stands for an agreement or arrangement between the public sector institutions owned by the government,

MRS. BOLCIT BYANYIKO, THE CURATOR NATIONAL MUSEUM JOS, EXTOLED FOR RENOVATION OF PUBLIC FACILITY AT THE MUSEUM PREMISES IN JOS

The Public convenience at the National Museum Jos

Mrs. Bolcit Byanyiko, Curator, National Museum Jos has been commended by the public for what they (members of the public) have observed as sustained efforts, passionate and high level of commitment continuously exhibited by her as the team lead of the Jos Museum management. 

They noted as part of their observation, her desire to impact enduringly on the physical environment of the 72 years old museum, established in 1952, 8 years before Nigeria got her independence from the British colonial masters, in 1960.

SACRED TREES AND PLANTS IN IGBOLAND: AN ANALYSIS OF THEIR ESOTERIC AND MEDICINAL VALUES

By Mr. Nwabugwu Okey Anthony C: National Museum of Unity Enugu

Background

Ecological issues have gradually moved beyond the parameters of the public domain, in terms of issues for the government to handle, to matters of religious and spiritual concerns. This is evident from writings and teachings of the Popes and other religious and spiritual leaders, groups and bodies such as the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology, and Alliance of Religion and Conservation, over recent years. These groups emerged because environmental challenges should not be left for the government alone to respond to or tackle.