TRENDING
VIDEO: Portable, Okocha trade insults ahead of rematch • Jigawa sets up committee to register transit herders • WAFCON 2026: Super Eagles Didn’t Qualify For World Cup So We Know What’s At Stake —Oshoala • Fight, defeat terrorists, not opposition – ADC blasts Tinubu over ‘fight to finish’ comment • APC is like Prophet Noah’s ark’ — Gov Namadi • Nigerian Army named Africa’s best in counter-terrorism operations • Police arrest father-in-law for locking out widow eight days after husband’s death • FCT infrastructure delivery will drive 2027 campaign – Wike • Why Development Commissions must innovate, collaborate to  deliver – Shettima • Joint security forces rescue 9 kidnap victims, neutralise 3 bandits in Kwara • Cucurella Fulfills World Cup Promise, Gets Tattoo Of Spain Coach, De La Fuente • How Nigeria secured $30bn Paris Club debt relief — Okonjo-Iweala • Lagos govt arrests suspect over alleged threats, attempted dispossession of widow • Kin Kariisa’s Next Media Completes 100% Takeover of Capital Radio, Takes Control of Capital FM, Beat FM, and KIIS FM • Faridah Nakazibwe Revives 2019 Feud with Minister Nameere Amid Fresh Defamation Suit Against Coffee Supplier • DR. OPUL JOSEPH: The World’s Greatest Own Goal: Global Leaders Must Stop Missing the Forest for the Trees, Recognize Migrants and Refugees as Catalysts of Prosperity • KCB Bank Uganda Launches ‘Building Great Men’ Mentorship Programme to Foster Leadership, Wellbeing and Personal Growth • President Museveni Backs HUVET Bio-Science Park To Advance  Uganda’s Vaccine Sovereignty • Facing UN Exit and U.S. Budget Cuts, Troop-Contributing Nations Convene in Kampala over Somalia Mission • ‘Mobilise for APC or resign’ – Yilwatda warns political appointees • VIDEO: Portable, Okocha trade insults ahead of rematch • Jigawa sets up committee to register transit herders • WAFCON 2026: Super Eagles Didn’t Qualify For World Cup So We Know What’s At Stake —Oshoala • Fight, defeat terrorists, not opposition – ADC blasts Tinubu over ‘fight to finish’ comment • APC is like Prophet Noah’s ark’ — Gov Namadi • Nigerian Army named Africa’s best in counter-terrorism operations • Police arrest father-in-law for locking out widow eight days after husband’s death • FCT infrastructure delivery will drive 2027 campaign – Wike • Why Development Commissions must innovate, collaborate to  deliver – Shettima • Joint security forces rescue 9 kidnap victims, neutralise 3 bandits in Kwara • Cucurella Fulfills World Cup Promise, Gets Tattoo Of Spain Coach, De La Fuente • How Nigeria secured $30bn Paris Club debt relief — Okonjo-Iweala • Lagos govt arrests suspect over alleged threats, attempted dispossession of widow • Kin Kariisa’s Next Media Completes 100% Takeover of Capital Radio, Takes Control of Capital FM, Beat FM, and KIIS FM • Faridah Nakazibwe Revives 2019 Feud with Minister Nameere Amid Fresh Defamation Suit Against Coffee Supplier • DR. OPUL JOSEPH: The World’s Greatest Own Goal: Global Leaders Must Stop Missing the Forest for the Trees, Recognize Migrants and Refugees as Catalysts of Prosperity • KCB Bank Uganda Launches ‘Building Great Men’ Mentorship Programme to Foster Leadership, Wellbeing and Personal Growth • President Museveni Backs HUVET Bio-Science Park To Advance  Uganda’s Vaccine Sovereignty • Facing UN Exit and U.S. Budget Cuts, Troop-Contributing Nations Convene in Kampala over Somalia Mission • ‘Mobilise for APC or resign’ – Yilwatda warns political appointees
Soludo names four new heads of Anambra agencies
Back to Home

Soludo names four new heads of Anambra agencies

Punch Nigeria about 21 hours 1 mins read
Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has approved four new heads for key agencies. Learn about these Soludo appointments and their immediate effe Read More: https://punchng.com/soludo-names-four-new-heads-of-anambra-agencies/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.