ANAMBRA POLICE: CP NNANNA ORDERS QUERY OF DPO, TWO OTHER OFFICERS OVER ALLEGEDLY UNACCOUNTED ARRESTED SUSPECT AT 3-3 POLICE STATION.(PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 ANAMBRA POLICE: CP NNANNA ORDERS QUERY OF DPO, TWO OTHER OFFICERS OVER ALLEGEDLY UNACCOUNTED ARRESTED SUSPECT AT 3-3 POLICE STATION The Commissioner of Police, Anambra State Command, CP Nnanna Oji Ama, psc, mnips, has ordered the immediate issuance of queries to the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in charge of 3-3 Police Station and a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), while directing the immediate commencement of disciplinary proceedings against an Inspector of Police, following allegations concerning the whereabouts of an armed robbery suspect reportedly arrested and brought to the station. The Commissioner gave the directives on 5th October 2026, after personally interviewing the complainant and the police officers concerned over a viral video alleging that an armed robbery suspect arrested and brought to the station could not be accounted for. CP Nnanna described the allegation as serious and capable of undermining public confidence in the Police. He stressed that the Comm...

ONITSHA NORTH LAUNCHES IMMUNIZATION TASK FORCE, KICKS OFF SECOND ROUND OF NIDDS. (PHOTOs). #PRESS RELEASE


 Onitsha North Launches Immunization Task Force, Kicks off Second Round of NIDDs


By Chika Obi/Chioma Nwankwo/Claribel Udah 


The Mayor of Onitsha North Local Government Area, Hon. Nweze Tony Nwora has officially inaugurated a dedicated Immunization Task Force and launched the second round of National Immunization Plus Days (NIDDs), marking a renewed push to safeguard children against polio and other preventable diseases.


The ceremony took place at St. Mary’s Catholic Church Hall on Awka Road, where Councillor Chike Nwanosike, Supervisor for Health, stood in for Mayor Nwora. In his address, he charged the newly appointed task force with providing “effective leadership coordination” to drive routine immunization deep into every community. He stressed that “prudent management of funds and the recruitment of competent personnel will be crucial to the success of this initiative.”


Mrs. Elizabeth Ezedinachi, Director of Onitsha North Healthcare Services, extended gratitude to the Mayor, Supervisory Council, and Anambra State Ministry of Health for their unwavering support. She highlighted the essential role of NIDDs in promoting child health, noting that the four-day campaign would sweep through households, schools, and churches to administer oral polio vaccines to children aged 0–59 months.


Representatives from UNICEF’s Vaccine Management Support Team in Abuja, Ms. Ifezulike Adaobi Maureen and Dr. Abubakar M. Sani, were also on hand to observe and advise on best practices.


The exercise, saw the task force overseeing community mobilization, vaccine delivery, and real-time monitoring to ensure no child was left unvaccinated. Stakeholders hailed the initiative as a critical step toward eradicating polio in Onitsha North and strengthening the local healthcare system for future public health campaigns.


*The officers are of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State*.


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