Catholic Practitioners Offer Free Medicare To 736 In Anambra, Give Tips On Healthy Living Cross section of patients No fewer than 736 patients received free medical treatment from Association...
Read moreDisquiet As COOUTH Resident Doctors Set To Down Tools over Unpaid l MRTF, Hazard Allowanc The current industrial harmony at the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, Amaku, Awka...
Read moreAnambra Beach Soccer Warriors Finish Second In 2024 NBSL Season The Anambra Beach Soccer Team, popularly known as Anambra Warriors on Saturday finished second in the 2024 Nigeria Beach...
Read moreProf. Agbo Emerges Medical Practitioners’ President, Pledges Commitment To Addressing Manpower Challenges Dance troupe at the Gala Night Prof. Abigail Agbo has been elected president of Association of Catholic...
Read moreCatholic Health Practitioners Canvass Better Working Condition, Harps On Ethics Federal and State Governments have been urged to evolve a better working environment for health workers in Nigeria. ...
Read moreMany Feared Killed In Another Anambra Market Building Collapses A plaza at Ekeoyibo Amawbia market, Amawbia in Awka Local Government Area has collapsed with yet to be ascertained number...
Read moreConsulting Firm Partners Anambra Gov’t On Photography Arts Exhibition The maiden photography exhibition in Southeast has been scheduled for Awka Anambra State on Aug. 31, this year. This was...
Read moreNYSC Swears In 1526 Corps Members In Anambra No fewer than 1526 corps members on Tuesday swore in for the 2024 Batch ‘B’ Stream 1 National Youth Service Corps(NYSC)...
Read moreANFASSC President Condemns Forgery by Members Of Supporter Clubs Coalition Prince Yomi Ogunjimi, President of the Authentic Nigeria Football and Allied Sports Supporters Club (ANFASSC), has condemned an attempt...
Read moreAnambra SWAN Congratulates Asika On Emergence As Southeast VP The Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN) has congratulated Ikemefuna Asika on his emergence as the Vice President, Southeast Zone...
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