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   Enugu Commissioner IV, Local Government Service Commission, Amb Mrs Amaka Nweke JP, has been appointment the State Women Leader of the City Boy Movement in Enugu State. The appointment, effective February 24, 2026, was confirmed in a letter dated March 2, 2026, from the Office of the National Women Leader, signed by Shoga Francis Oluwatosin, Director General of the Movement. Mrs. Nweke will coordinate women’s structures across state, local government, and ward levels, mobilize women for civic and political engagement, mentor emerging female leaders, implement national directives, and oversee advocacy initiatives. She is also tasked with maintaining membership records, submitting monthly reports, and upholding the Movement’s values and code of conduct. Ambassador Nweke will work with her deputy, Engr. Onyinye Akubuilo-Okpalanma who currently serves as SSA to the Governor of Enugu State on SDGs & State Coordinator of AUDA-NEPAD Following her appointment, Amb. Mrs. Amaka J...

  Enugu Commissioner IV, Local Government Service Commission, Amb Mrs Amaka Nweke JP, has been appointment the State Women Leader of the City Boy Movement in Enugu State. The appointment, effective February 24, 2026, was confirmed in a letter dated March 2, 2026, from the Office of the National Women Leader, signed by Shoga Francis Oluwatosin, Director General of the Movement. Mrs. Nweke will coordinate women’s structures across state, local government, and ward levels, mobilize women for civic and political engagement, mentor emerging female leaders, implement national directives, and oversee advocacy initiatives. She is also tasked with maintaining membership records, submitting monthly reports, and upholding the Movement’s values and code of conduct. Ambassador Nweke will work with her deputy, Engr. Onyinye Akubuilo-Okpalanma who currently serves as SSA to the Governor of Enugu State on SDGs & State Coordinator of AUDA-NEPAD Following her appointment, Amb. Mrs. Amaka Judith ...

  ...Reaffirms Commitment to Quality Geriatric Care and Community Support Governor Peter Mbah’s Geriatric Medical,  PNM Care Initiative, has ushered in the month of March with a heartfelt goodwill message, extending warm wishes of good health to all. In its new month greeting, the initiative emphasized the importance of sound wellbeing, stating, “We wish you good health of mind and body.” Reaffirming its commitment to quality geriatric care and community support, the organization noted that PNM Cares, underscoring its dedication to promoting healthier lives, especially among the elderly.

...Reaffirming Commitment to Quality Geriatric Care and Community Support Governor Peter Mbah’s Geriatric Medical,  PNM Care Initiative, has ushered in the month of March with a heartfelt goodwill message, extending warm wishes of good health to all. In its new month greeting, the initiative emphasized the importance of sound wellbeing, stating, “We wish you good health of mind and body.” Reaffirming its commitment to quality geriatric care and community support, the organization noted that PNM Cares, underscoring its dedication to promoting healthier lives, especially among the elderly.

On Tuesday, February 25, 2026, Udi Local Government Area of Enugu State came alive with hope, colour, and renewed determination, as stakeholders, community leaders, women groups, and youths gathered at the Udi Local Government Council Headquarters for the impactful “Say No to Human Trafficking: Empowering Youth & Women to Break the Cycle” programme, a transformative initiative championed by the Wife of the Governor of Enugu State, Her Excellency, Mrs. Nkechinyere Ihuoma Mbah, through her humanitarian vision and people-centred interventions. The programme, organised in collaboration with Udi Local Government Council, marked a significant grassroots response to the growing challenge of human trafficking, combining advocacy, empowerment, and social support to equip vulnerable groups with opportunities for self-reliance and economic independence.  From the early hours of the day, the council premises buzzed with excitement as cultural troupes, youth organisations, and women groups ...