HEADTEACHER URGES EQUITABLE TEACHER DISTRIBUTION IN ANAMBRA SCHOOLS. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 Headteacher Urges Equitable Teacher Distribution in Anambra Schools By David Okpala/Stella Okpala The Headteacher of Central School, Akpo, Mrs Angela Dimnwanze, has commended Governor Chukwuma Soludo’s efforts to improve education in Anambra, urging the government to ensure equitable distribution of teachers across public schools. Dimnwanze made the call while interacting with Information Officers in her office on Oct. 12, following the governor’s directive to recruit additional teachers as part of efforts to address manpower shortages in the education sector. She described the recruitment of 8,115 teachers during the first year of Soludo’s first tenure as a significant intervention in the state’s education system. “Soludo was wonderful when he recruited 8,115 teachers in the first year of his first tenure.  It was a feat no other governor had achieved in the history of Nigeria,” she said. The headteacher, however, noted that challenges remained, particularly in schools facin...

DISCLAIMER ON FRAUDULENT SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS IMPERSONATING SENIOR NIGERIAN ARMY OFFICER. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 DISCLAIMER ON FRAUDULENT SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS IMPERSONATING SENIOR NIGERIAN ARMY OFFICER


The attention of the Nigerian Army has been drawn to the activities of fraudsters operating fake social media accounts, particularly on Facebook, impersonating the Deputy Chief of Standards and Evaluation (Army), Major General Raymond Terungwa Utsaha, while fraudulently using the photograph of the current Chief of Policy and Plans (Army), Major General Bamidele Alabi, to deceive unsuspecting members of the public.


The Nigerian Army wishes to categorically state that the said Facebook accounts are fake and were created with malicious intent to defraud individuals through false representations and unauthorized online engagements. Members of the public are strongly advised to disregard any communication, friend requests, financial solicitations or unofficial engagements originating from such fraudulent accounts.


The Nigerian Army further reiterates that senior military officers do not conduct official transactions, award contracts, request financial assistance or engage in sensitive official matters through personal social media platforms or unofficial online channels.


Accordingly, the general public is urged to remain vigilant and report suspicious accounts or activities to the appropriate security agencies. The Nigerian Army will continue to monitor and take necessary measures against individuals or groups involved in cyber impersonation and related fraudulent activities.

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