2027: AKPABIO WARNS AGAINST AI-DRIVEN FALSEHOODS. (PHOTO).

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  2027: Akpabio warns against AI-driven falsehoods Ahead of the 2027 presidential and general elections, President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio, has warned political actors against using artificial intelligence (AI) to spread falsehoods and deepen divisions in the country. Akpabio said politicians must ensure that the electoral contest did not become a platform for communal, religious or regional divisions, stressing that political differences should not destroy the bonds holding the country together. He spoke on Tuesday in his address of welcome as the Senate resumed plenary after its two-month annual recess, which began on July 23, 2026. The Senate President said campaigns for the 2027 elections had begun and political parties had chosen their candidates, urging those seeking elective offices to present their programmes with conviction and allow Nigerians to make their choices freely. “Those who seek office need not see eye to eye in order to walk hand in hand as Niger...
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ANAMBRA POLICE ARRAIGNS TWELVE SUSPECTS OVER ALLEGED RAPE, DEFILEMENT, CHILD ABUSE, ABDUCTION, AND ASSAULT; REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING WOMEN AND CHILDREN. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 ANAMBRA STATE POLICE COMMAND ARRAIGNS TWELVE SUSPECTS OVER ALLEGED RAPE, DEFILEMENT, CHILD ABUSE, ABDUCTION, AND ASSAULT; REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING WOMEN AND CHILDREN


The Anambra State Police Command has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting women and children from all forms of abuse and ensuring justice for victims. This follows the arraignment of twelve (12) suspects before the Gender Magistrate Court sitting in Awka on Wednesday, 8th July 2026, for various offences bordering on rape, defilement, child abuse, abduction, and assault.


Among those arraigned are Chima Onyeanuna, Emeka Muo and Okafor Chibundu, over the alleged abduction and defilement of a 14-year old girl in Nanka.


In a separate Case, the Operatives also arraigned Chukwudi Ugwu Jeremiah for the alleged defilement of an 11-year old girl, along Slaughter Lane, Awka. 


Also arraigned before the Court were Ndubuisi Ikechebelu, Udogu Kennedy, Nnamah Christopher, and Chinecherem Emmanuel, who are facing allegations of raping a 19-year old girl on different occasions, resulting in her pregnancy.


Similarly, Charity Anakwe and Chidiere Anakwe were arraigned over the alleged assault of their 12-year old house help. 


The Court also heard the Case against Chukwudi Joseph, who was arraigned for allegedly assaulting a 12-year old girl in Ozubulu, while Chibuike Agu was arraigned for the alleged defilement of a 13-year old girl in Fegge. 


Following their arraignment, the Court ordered that all the suspects be remanded at the Awka Correctional Centre pending the hearing of their respective cases.


To this end, the Command reiterates its zero tolerance for sexual and gender-based violence, child abuse, and all forms of violence against vulnerable persons.  The Command also assures the public that the Police will continue to diligently investigate such cases and ensure that offenders are brought to justice in accordance with the law.


SP Tochukwu Ikenga

Police Public Relations Officer

Anambra State Police Command

Awka.


9th July 2026

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