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ICYMI: ACCOLADES AS IMO APC BOSS EBERE IMMORTALIZES PARENTS, BUILDS ADORATION CHAPEL AT St PAUL’S CATHOLIC PARISH, OWERRI

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Cross Section of Hon. Macdonald Ebere Family and the Bishop St. Paul’s Catholic Church.
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By Emma Madumere

Yesterday at the popular St. Paul’s Catholic Church, Owerri, was a day of praises and encomiums for late Engr Vincent Chukwuemeka Ebere and his late wife, Nneoma Stella Ebere, for the wonderful children they gave to mankind. The colorful event was animated by the litany of praises for the departed based on their antecedent, using their children as a contact point, especially the incumbent Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state.

 

 

Adoration Chapel at St Paul’s Catholic Church Owerri

As a way to immortalize their beloved departed parents, their children built a multi-million-naira Perpetual Adoration Chapel for St. Paul’s Catholic Church in honor of their late parents.

The official commissioning of the edifice, which attracted the Catholic Archbishop of Owerri Ecclesiastical Province, His Grace Archbishop Lucius Ugorji, and other sea of Catholic priests, also witnessed the presence of the Deputy Governor of Imo State, Prof Placid Njoku, who represented the Special Guest of Honour and Governor of Imo State, Senator Hope Uzodimma.

 

Hon. Macdonald Ebere PHD.

Preaching a sermon at the thanksgiving mass, Archbishop Lucius Ugorji, who described the APC Chairman of Imo State, Hon Macdonald Ebere, PhD, and his siblings as well-trained Catholic faithful, also stressed that their decision to immortalize their beloved departed parents has gone a long way to clearly demonstrate that they actually imbibed the training given them by their parents.

He said that the Chapel will provide an alternative center for Catholic faithful within Owerri Municipal to have a one-on-one interaction with God.

 

Macdonald Ebere with the Deputy Governor of Imo State Prof Placid Njoku

On his own, the Imo State Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, who extolled the enormous contributions of the APC Chairman in the victories recorded by the ruling Party under his leadership, maintained that the construction of the Adoration Chapel by the State Chairman and his family in honor of their parents is a laudable one that should be emulated.

He sounded it loud and clear that Hon Macdonald Ebere PhD is one politician that always seeks the face of God at every material point in time, hence the construction of the chapel.

 

Lady Chinyere Ekomaru & Husband.

Uzodimma, who spoke through his Deputy, Prof Placid Njoku, used the occasion to appeal to churches to always pray for those in leadership positions across the nation.

 

APC Apex Leader in Owerri Municipal Rt. Hon Ernest Ibejiako a.k.a (Nwanda).

Earlier, the elated State Chairman of Imo APC, Hon Macdonald Ebere PhD, who was flanked by his immediate family, siblings, and a host of other relatives, said that the commissioning of the Perpetual Adoration Chapel at St. Paul’s Catholic Church, Owerri, was a dream come true.

 

Bishop of St. Paul’s Catholic Church Owerri

He explained that their parents were Catholic faithfuls in every sense of the word, which he noted necessitated their decision to immortalize them with such a legacy.

He applauded the state Governor, Senator Hope Uzodimma, whom he said has remained his pillar and mentor.

 

Cross section of Sisters at St. Paul’s Catholic Church Owerri.

He also thanked all his friends, especially the priests, who he said have always been around him and supportive through their prayers upon him and his family.

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Plate number colours and what they indicate;

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Plate number colours and what they indicate;
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Plate number colours and what they indicate;

The plate number that is lettered in BLUE indicates a private owned vehicle.

While the RED lettered plate number indicates a vehicle used for commercial purpose.

Then the GREEN lettered plate number shows that the vehicle is government owned and is used by government officials.

Lastly, the BLACK lettered plate numbers are for members of the Armed Forces, that is, the Military/Paramilitary etc

So from the colour of a vehicle’s plate number, you can easily tell the purpose of the vehicle.

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PRESIDENT TINUBU CELEBRATES REVIVAL OF PORT HARCOURT REFINERY AND DIRECTS NNPC LIMITED TO PROMPTLY REACTIVATE WARRI AND KADUNA REFINERIES

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PRESIDENT TINUBU CELEBRATES REVIVAL OF PORT HARCOURT REFINERY AND DIRECTS NNPC LIMITED TO PROMPTLY REACTIVATE WARRI AND KADUNA REFINERIES

President Bola Tinubu extends his heartfelt congratulations to the Nigeria National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) on the successful revitalization of the Port Harcourt refinery, marked by the official commencement of petroleum product loading on November 26, 2024.

The President acknowledges the pivotal role of former President Muhammadu Buhari in initiating the comprehensive rehabilitation of all our refineries and expresses gratitude to the African Export-Import Bank for its confidence in financing this critical project.

Furthermore, President Tinubu commends the leadership of NNPC Limited’s Group Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Mele Kyari, whose unwavering dedication and commitment were instrumental in overcoming challenges to achieve this milestone.

With the successful revival of the Port Harcourt refinery, President Tinubu urges NNPC Limited to expedite the scheduled reactivation of both the second Port Harcourt refinery and the Warri and Kaduna refineries.

These efforts will significantly enhance domestic production capacity alongside the contributions of privately-owned refineries and make our country a major energy hub, with the gas sector also enjoying unprecedented attention by the administration.

The President underscores his administration’s determination to repair the nation’s refineries, aiming to eradicate the disheartening perception of Nigeria as a major crude oil producer that lacks the ability to refine its own resources for domestic consumption.

Highlighting the values of patience, integrity, and accountability in the rebuilding of the nation’s infrastructure, President Tinubu calls upon individuals, institutions, and citizens entrusted with responsibilities to maintain focus and uphold trust in their service to the nation.

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In Nigeria, overtaking a military convoy is regulated by various laws and guidelines to ensure national security, public safety, and respect for the military.

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In Nigeria, overtaking a military convoy is regulated by various laws and guidelines to ensure national security, public safety, and respect for the military. Key laws and regulations include:

*Laws:*

1. *Traffic Act (Cap T13, LFN 2004)*: Prohibits reckless or dangerous driving, including overtaking military convoys.
2. *Highway Code (2004)*: Regulates driving behavior, including overtaking and interacting with military vehicles.
3. *Road Traffic Act (2012)*: Mandates caution when approaching or passing military convoys.

*Military Regulations:*

1. *Armed Forces Act (Cap A20, LFN 2004)*: Empowers military personnel to maintain order and security.
2. *Nigerian Army Act (Cap N45, LFN 2004)*: Regulates military operations, including convoy movements.

*Penalties:*

1. *Traffic Act*: Fines (up to ₦50,000) or imprisonment (up to 2 years) for reckless driving.
2. *Highway Code*: Fines (up to ₦20,000) or imprisonment (up to 1 year) for violating traffic regulations.
3. *Road Traffic Act*: Fines (up to ₦100,000) or imprisonment (up to 5 years) for endangering lives.

*Guidelines:*

1. *Nigerian Army Guidelines*: Prohibit civilians from overtaking military convoys.
2. *Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Guidelines*: Advise caution when approaching military vehicles.

*Consequences:*

1. *Security risks*: Overtaking military convoys can compromise national security.
2. *Safety risks*: Endangers lives of civilians, military personnel, and other road users.
3. *Damage to property*: May result in damage to vehicles or infrastructure.

*Best Practices:*

1. Exercise caution when approaching military convoys.
2. Maintain safe distance (at least 50 meters).
3. Avoid overtaking or cutting off military vehicles.
4. Follow traffic rules and regulations.
5. Cooperate with military personnel and traffic authorities.

*Please note that laws and regulations may change, and it’s essential to consult relevant authorities or legal experts for up-to-date information.*

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