JACKSON POLICE SAY HANGING DEATH OF MOTHER OF FOUR WAS STAGED IN DRUG CASE GONE WRONG. (PHOTO).

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 Jackson police say hanging death of mother of four was staged in drug case gone wrong  Jackson police say the death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune, whose body was found hanging from a tree in early August, was a staged scene connected to what investigators believe was a drug-related case that went wrong. Police Chief RaShall Brackney said Monday that Fortune's death has been classified as a homicide and that investigators believe the scene was deliberately arranged to mislead authorities. Three men have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with Fortune's death: 51-year-old Jarques Ratliff, 25-year-old Earnest Lloyd Jr. and 45-year-old Eric Clark. Police said Fortune had a known association with the suspects. Ratliff pleaded not guilty at a Sept. 14 hearing. The status of pleas and legal representation for Lloyd and Clark was not immediately clear. Police said the investigation remains active and that additional arrests are possible. Authorities also anticipate co...
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ANAMBRA GOVT SETS JUNE 5 DEADLINE FOR MORTUARY REGISTRATION, THREATENS SANCTIONS FOR DEFAULTERS . (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 Anambra Govt Sets June 5 Deadline for Mortuary Registration, Threatens Sanctions for Defaulters 

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‎By MaryAnn Chukwuma 

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‎The Anambra State Government has issued a June 5, 2026 deadline for all mortuary operators in the state to register or renew their licences, warning that sanctions will be applied against non-compliant facilities.

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‎The directive was issued in a public notice released yesterday at the Jerome Udoji Secretariat Complex, Awka, by the Ministry of Health. The statement was signed by Dr. Chukwulobelu Ugochukwu, Director of Medical Services, on behalf of the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Afam Obidike.

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‎According to the Ministry, the directive aligns with Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s healthcare reform agenda and the provisions of the Anambra State Public Health Law. The move is aimed at strengthening regulatory oversight, ensuring proper operational standards, preventing the spread of infectious diseases, and curbing illegal handling and mutilation of corpses.

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‎The Ministry stated that all mortuaries currently operating without registration with the Directorate of Medical Services must report to the Ministry of Health in Awka for immediate registration. Facilities with expired or soon-to-expire licences are also required to renew without delay.

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‎Hospitals offering mortuary services have been directed to register their mortuary units separately, irrespective of the hospital’s general registration status. The directive also covers all mortuary facilities operating illegally or without government approval within the state.

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‎The Ministry said it is currently updating its database of registered mortuary facilities to enhance monitoring and compliance. It warned that full enforcement and inspection exercises will commence statewide immediately after the June 5 deadline, with appropriate sanctions applied to defaulters and illegal operators in accordance with the law.

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‎Dr. Obidike expressed appreciation to stakeholders for their cooperation and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to improving healthcare service delivery across Anambra.


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