ANAMBRA LG COMMISSIONER WARNS AGAINST POLITICISING TOWN UNION OFFICES, URGES FOCUS ON DEVELOPMENT. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 Anambra LG Commissioner Warns Against Politicising Town Union Offices, Urges Focus on Development ‎By Chisom Okpala ‎ ‎The Anambra State Commissioner for Local Government and Community Affairs, Barr. Vin Ezeaka, has cautioned individuals who perceive the positions of President-General and Town Union Executive as political offices to desist from such notions. He advised that these institutions should remain dedicated to community development and the collective interests of the people. ‎ ‎Barr. Ezeaka made this admonition on Friday, June 5, while receiving the Ugbenu Town Union Executive in his office at the Old Government House, Awka. He warned that such a mindset would foster discord and division rather than promote peace and order within society. ‎ ‎The Commissioner commended the existing peace in Ugbenu community and urged the Town Union Executives to make deliberate efforts toward attracting government developmental projects to their town while sustaining peace and unity among ...
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ABIA POLICE ARREST FOUR ABSU STUDENTS LINKED TO VIKINGS CULT IN ANTI-CULTISM CRACKDOWN. (PHOTO).

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 Abia Police Arrest Four ABSU Students Linked to Vikings Cult in Anti-Cultism Crackdown


In a significant boost to its ongoing anti-cultism campaign, the Abia State Police Command has arrested four students from Abia State University (ABSU) suspected of belonging to the notorious Vikings Confraternity. The suspects face charges of criminal conspiracy, robbery, membership in an unlawful society, and unlawful possession of firearms.


The arrests were announced in a statement issued on Wednesday by the command’s Public Relations Officer, DSP Maureen C. Chinaka.


The operation stemmed from a complaint lodged on October 27, 2025, at the Uturu Divisional Police Headquarters by an ABSU student. The victim reported being accosted, assaulted, and robbed of his phone by the suspects.


Acting on actionable intelligence, detectives from the Uturu division apprehended the following individuals, all confirmed as ABSU students:


- Emmanuel Ifeanyi, 22 years old (male)

- Adiwo Chukwuemeka, 27 years old (male)

- Ogbonna John, 27 years old (male)

- Hope Worenwu, 23 years old (male)


A search of the suspects yielded several incriminating items, including:


1. One cut-to-size double-barreled locally made gun

2. Four live cartridges

3. One black mask

4. Three caps, two of which bore the emblem of De Norsemen Club International

5. Two phones (one iPhone 12 and one REDMI phone), with the REDMI identified by the victim as his stolen property


During interrogation, the suspects confessed to being members of the Vikings Confraternity. The case has been transferred to the Command’s Anti-Cultism Unit for further investigation, with efforts underway to arrest additional gang members.


Abia State Commissioner of Police, CP Danladi Isa, urged residents to report security threats, suspicious individuals, or criminal activities promptly to the nearest police station. Emergency contact lines include: 08035415405, 08079210004, 08079210005, and 08079210006. "See Something, Say Something," the statement emphasized.

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