TRUMP WEIGHS LIMITED STRIKES ON IRAN TO PROTECT SHIPS AND AIRCRAFT IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ . (PHOTO).

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 Trump weighs limited strikes on Iran to protect ships and aircraft in Strait of Hormuz  President Donald Trump and senior administration officials are weighing limited U.S. strikes against Iranian military positions in the Strait of Hormuz to prevent Tehran from rebuilding radar, air defense and anti-ship missile systems that could threaten vessels, according to U.S. officials. The plan was developed by U.S. Central Command over the past week and has received support from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, but Trump had not approved the strikes before a new round of fighting with Iran over the weekend. The proposal is intended to reduce the threat to oil tankers, U.S. Navy ships and military aircraft operating in the strategically important waterway. The U.S. military has spent the past two months weakening Iranian military capabilities in the Strait of Hormuz, clearing mines and helping guide ships through the passage. The effort has reduced Iran’s ability to target tankers and...

ANAMBRA STATE GOVT MEETS WITH TRANSPORT OWNERS IN ANAMBRA, URGES THEM TO SHUN SIT-AT-HOME AND BEGIN FULL OPERATIONS ON MONDAYS. (PHOTO).


 Anambra State Government meets with transport owners in Anambra, urges them to shun Sit-at-home and begin full operations on Mondays


 The Anambra State Government today held a productive meeting with transport owners in the state. The meeting, hosted by the State Commissioner for Transport, Barr. Patricia Igwebuike, followed Governor Soludo's recent bold move to end the 5-year Monday sit-at-home practice in Onitsha Main Market and surrounding markets.


Addressing the transporters, Barr. Igwebuike assured them that the Anambra State Government has improved security to sustain the momentum.


 "Mr. Governor has discussed with banks, and I can assure you that banks will be open to serve you. The parks, petrol stations, and we're in discussions with the ministry of transport in neighboring states to strengthen synergy to end this economic sabotage," she said.


The transporters were thrilled with Governor Soludo's determination to end the sit-at-home order, which they've considered a self-inflicted wound for the past 5 years. 


They assured the commissioner and Ndi Anambra that this coming Monday, there will be transportation to all locations within and outside the state.

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