Technology Erosion: Anambra imposes five-hour lockdown for statewide drainage cleanup Published: Jun 29, 2026 | ⏱ 1 min read | 👁 12 views | Author: Chinagorom Ugwu PREMIUM TIMES reports that Anambra State has been battling severe environmental issues, particularly flooding and gully erosion. Related News Did Nigeria spend $61 billion supporting South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle? Akwa Ibom community hosting nine oil assets still drinks water from a corked oil well AFNIS 2026: How Segilola Resources is helping to shape the future of responsible mining in Africa This source provides a summary via RSS. Continue reading the complete report from the original publisher. Read Full Story Related Articles Technology Did Nigeria spend $61 billion supporting South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle? As renewed xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa prompted the repatriation of over 250 Nigerians, claims about Nigeria's contribution to the country's anti... Jun 29, 2026 Technology Akwa Ibom community hosting nine oil assets still drinks water from a corked oil well Despite hosting nine oil and gas assets in Akwa Ibom, one of Nigeria's top oil-producing states, residents of Okoritak still rely on water from a corked oil well, raising... Jun 29, 2026 Technology AFNIS 2026: How Segilola Resources is helping to shape the future of responsible mining in Africa Segilola reaffirms its commitment to responsible mining and sustainable development through its participation at the 5th edition of the Africa Natural Resources and Energ... Jun 29, 2026 Technology UAE lifts war-related ban on travel to Lebanon The UAE has said its nationals can travel to Lebanon, effective on Monday, lifting a weeks-long ban in place because of the Middle East war and concerns about Iran’... Jun 29, 2026 Technology CIFCFIN frowns at ICAN’s certification of forensic accountants CIFCFIN equally petitioned the Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria (APBN) to examine the issues raised and advise ICAN to suspend further implementation of the ... Jun 29, 2026 Technology Carter Efe: ‘We don’t issue ‘First Class Upper’ certificates’ – Babcock University By Enitan Abdultawab Management of Babcock University has distanced itself from a purported academic certificate circulating online, describing the document as fake, unau... Jun 29, 2026
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