GOV. UZODIMMA PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE EDUCATIONIST SIR CHRISTOPHER NWAPA . (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE

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  GOVERNOR UZODIMMA PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE EDUCATIONIST SIR CHRISTOPHER NWAPA  Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, has honored the late Sir Christopher Ijoma Nwapa, describing him as a "source of pride and inspiration" during his funeral at the Cathedral Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Oguta. The Governor praised Sir Nwapa's impactful life, urging Christian faithful to emulate his legacy of education, entrepreneurship, and humility. He emphasized the inevitability of death, encouraging all to lead lives worth remembering. “C-Fine was one of the brightest minds this region produced, excelling in education, agriculture, and service to humanity,” Uzodimma stated, calling him "an example of what life should be." The Bishop of Anglican Diocese on the Lake, Rt. Rev. Chijioke Otti, highlighted five principles for impactful living, noting Sir Nwapa embodied them all. Dignitaries present included Governors Alex Otti and Peter Obi, former Governor Ikedi Ohakim, bank CE...
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ZIMBABWE DROUGHT LEAVES 19 HIPPOS DEAD. (PHOTO).

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 Zimbabwe drought leaves 19 hippos dead


Nineteen hippos have died in Zimbabwe in the past three months most likely due to a lack of adequate food because of severe drought, according to wildlife authority.


Samples from the dead animals showed no trace of abnormalities or anthrax poisoning, ZimParks said in a statement, AFP reported.


However, an investigation found that the hippos had moved 10 kilometres (six miles) from their habitat in search of food, it said.


The "findings strongly indicate that the majority of mortality cases up to this point are directly linked to severe nutritional deficits rather than infectious diseases," the statement added.


Zimbabwe is among several Southern African countries that have been hit hard by drought over the past months.


Rain had only started falling in recent days, ZimParks said.


About half of the hippo population in the area, known as the mid-Zambezi region, was found to be in poor condition with pelvic bones and spines showing, which is a sign of malnutrition or lack of adequate food, it said.

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