ANAMBRA POLICE ARRESTS 26-YEAR-OLD MALE SUSPECT OVER MURDER OF GIRLFRIEND, A SINGLE MOTHER IN EKWULOBIA. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 ANAMBRA POLICE ARRESTS 26-YEAR-OLD MALE SUSPECT OVER MURDER OF GIRLFRIEND, A SINGLE MOTHER IN EKWULOBIA  The Anambra State Police Command has arrested a 26-year old male suspect, Anikpe Valentine Chibuike, in connection with the murder of his girlfriend, Ogechukwu Mmadubugwu, a 35-year old single mother in Ekwulobia, Aguata Local Government Area of the State. The arrest was carried out by operatives attached to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Awka, on 7th January 2026. The Command has debunked claims circulating that the crime was committed by persons the suspect owed money, describing such reports as false and misleading. During interrogation, the suspect confessed to stabbing the victim in the neck with a knife, an act that led to her death. The incident reportedly occurred at about 12.00 midnight on 9th December 2025. According to the suspect’s confession, the act was allegedly committed over suspicion of infidelity. He further stated that after going b...

GOV NAMADI APPOINTS PERMANENT MEMBERS TO JIGAWA CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. (PHOTO).


Gov Namadi Appoints Permanent Members to Jigawa Civil Service Commission


Governor Umar Namadi has approved the appointments of Babandi Saleh as Permanent Member II and Ibrahim Adamu Fagam as Permanent Member III of the Jigawa State Civil Service Commission. Muhammad Bare has also been elevated from Permanent Member II to Permanent Member I.

The appointments, confirmed by the Jigawa State House of Assembly on August 19, 2025, take immediate effect. The Secretary to the Government, Malam Bala Ibrahim, urged the appointees to perform their duties diligently in line with Commission regulations.

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