ISUAMAWU DEVELOPMENT UNION (IDU) CONDOLES FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THE BUILDING COLLAPSE INCIDENT IN A PRIVATE SCHOOL IN JOS

A scene at the location of the collapsed classroom building

The IsuAmawu Development Union (IDU) Jos Branch, Plateau State, North Central Nigeria, is deeply saddened by the ugly incident of July 12, 2024 in the City of Jos, Plateau State, where some school children and teachers lost their lives, and others sustained various forms and degrees of injuries due to a collapsed classroom building of a private school, Saint Academy Jos.

Speaking to our reporter in Jos, the Chairman, Men's Wing of the Isuamawu Development Union, Jos Branch, Mr Nnabugwu Chizoba, who noted that the building collapse incident was a tragic and devastating event, however, urged the affected, the families of the dead to take heart and remain faithful to God, while mourning and bearing the pains of the loss of their dear, precious and lovely Sons and Daughters. He extended the words of hope to also those whose family members were injured in the building collapse incident.

SURPRISING, BUT TRUE, DANIEL UMOLU, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER IS A PAINT ARTIST, HIS PRE-EVENT ART EXHIBITION HELD IN JOS CITY RECENTLY PROVES HE IS

Daniel Umolu, the Electrical Engineer turned art/craft Artist

When yet another pre-event art and craft exhibition held in the City of Jos, the Plateau state capital, Nigeria, the art enthusiasts that gathered to grace the event, especially, the Non-Nigerians, literally wondered if there ever will be a limit to the natural and human endowments of Nigeria. The country is so wonderfully blessed most of them must have said.

The art enthusiasts that gathered at the event venue in the scenic and captivating City of Jos, were awe stricken when the event host in his opening speech announced that the Artist, whose invitation they gathered to honour is an Electrical Engineer.

DANIEL UMOLU: THE PRE-EXHIBITION EVENT PICTURES OF THE ELECTRICAL ENGINEER TURNED ARTIST

THERE IS NO SMALL TASK IN THIS, NO WAY TO PERFORM THIS ASSIGNMENT HALF WAY

Mr. Akinyemi Alamu 

The title of this piece best describes the approach to work of him whose picture is shown above. He is a Man whom the Almighty Lord has shown mercy in multiple ways. He knows it, professes it, appreciates it and is at every point in time grateful for what the Father of all, the great King of Kings and the creator of Heaven and Earth has done for him and has continuously done for his entire household.

CONTINUOUSLY, LET’S DO IT TOGETHER, THE HARVEST IS HUGE

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VISIT YOUR LABORATORY: THE MISTAKES OF YOUR LIFE TO HARVEST FROM IT, THE EXPERIENCE WILL SURPRISE YOU AND THE IMPACT HUGE FOR YOUR SURVIVAL… Nnabugwu Chizoba

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People encounter different challenges and face various forms of obstacles. Some are palatable, some are not. Approaches to handling the challenges differ. Some respond and some react to the challenges. Those that respond to life challenges approach the issues positively, and those that react are said to approach theirs in negative ways.

ISUIKWUATO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA: REAL DEVELOPMENT ISSUES NDI-NWANNEUKWU MUST IDENTIFY WITH, UNDERSTAND AND EMBRACE

All hands are needed to achieve real development

The best way to truly describe Isuikwuato Local Government Area (LGA) to anybody is to designate it for what it really is; the eye of Abia State.