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Ajuru For Burial, Today
The remains of Nigeria’s former ambassador to Gabon, Chief Ignatius Ajuru, who was assassinated by unidentified gunmen recently will be laid to rest at his home town Isiokpo, Rivers State, today.
Ambassador Ajuru, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) former bigwig met his untimely death at Obehe, near Abia state’s major commercial city, Aba.
Ajuru’s assassination brings to two of such killings of high flying Ikwerre politicians in Rivers State in quick succession whose killers have not been unravelled.
It is expected that Ajuru’s burial will be attended by top notchers of PDP, diplomats, academics, government functionaries and people of all walks of life.
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RSG INAUGURATES ARMED FORCES REMEMBRANCE DAY COMMITTEE
The Rivers State Government has inaugurated a Central Planning Committee to organize the celebration of the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day (AFRD) in the State.
The committee was formally inaugurated by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Benibo Anabraba in Port Harcourt, last Thursday.
Dr Anabraba who also serves as Chairman of the Committee
highlighted the State Government’s deep appreciation for the sacrifices of Nigeria’s fallen heroes who laid down their lives for the nation’s peace and unity.
“These heroes have given their lives for the security and peace of our nation and deserve to be celebrated. The Armed Forces Remembrance Day is an opportunity to show our gratitude for their sacrifice,” he said.
Dr. Anabraba further extended recognition to all Security Agencies in the State, emphasizing the importance of the event in appreciating their contributions to national security and sovereignty.
The annual Armed Forces Remembrance Day, observed on January 15 across the country is dedicated to remember Nigeria’s departed soldiers and honouring the nation’s veterans.
