Author: PECHILLY LIMITED

By Karen James A disturbing wave of domestic violence is sweeping across the U.S. as some Nigerian men, unable to cope with shifting power dynamics in their marriages, resort to killing their wives—women they once sponsored to emigrate and often supported through nursing school. Many of these men feel humiliated by their wives’ newfound financial independence and perceive it as a threat to their traditional role as heads of the household. This tragic pattern has led to an alarming number of deaths in recent years. In Hennepin, Minnesota, David Ochola, 50, called 911 after shooting his 28-year-old wife, Priscilla Ochola,…

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By Karen James  In preparation for the upcoming Local Government elections in Anambra State, members of the Anambra State Vigilante Group (AVG) have been instructed to abstain from participating in election security duties. This directive was given by the state’s Service Commanders during a joint press conference held at the State Police Command Headquarters in Awka by federal security agencies. Commissioner of Police (CP) Nnaghe Obom Itam, speaking on behalf of the security agencies, emphasised that vigilante operatives, being part of local communities, could have political affiliations that might compromise the neutrality of the electoral process. “Vigilante operatives are not…

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By Karen James The Speaker of the Anambra State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Somtochukwu Udeze, has praised Governor Chukwuma Soludo for his recent decision to extend the state’s free education policy to senior secondary school students across all public schools in Anambra. The Speaker emphasised that this initiative demonstrates Governor Soludo’s commitment to improving the standard of education in the state and leaving a lasting legacy of a sound education system. Speaking at a recent assembly session, Rt. Hon. Udeze described the Governor’s actions as a bold step forward in transforming Anambra’s education sector. He urged the state’s Ministry…

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By Karen James Awka, Anambra State — On September 25, 2024, the Commissioner of Police, CP Nnaghe Obono Itam, received the Head of the Department of Forensic Science from Nnamdi Azikiwe University, calling for officers to engage in self-development courses to enhance their policing efficiency. During the meeting, CP Itam emphasized the importance of retraining officers to adopt modern-day policing strategies and acquire new skills for effective crime prevention and the protection of lives and properties. The CP highlighted the need for continuous education and capacity-building within the force, stressing that officers must be well-equipped with advanced skills in forensic…

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By Karen James Ukpo, Anambra State — The Zonal Headquarters of Zone 13 Ukpo witnessed a momentous occasion today as newly promoted officers of the Nigeria Police Force were decorated in a ceremony that highlighted their meritorious service and dedication. The event, chaired by Assistant Inspector-General (AIG) Godwin N. Aghaulor, psc(+), was filled with a sense of accomplishment and pride as officers were elevated to new substantive ranks. During the ceremony, officers serving at the Zonal Headquarters were promoted to the ranks of Chief Superintendents of Police (CSP) and Superintendents of Police (SP). Among the newly promoted were CSP Okafor…

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By Karen James Dr. Philomena Onoyona, president of the Hope Restored Advocacy Organization, has voiced her growing concerns about the underrepresentation of women in Nigeria’s political landscape. Speaking at a recent seminar, Dr. Onoyona highlighted the challenges women face in both elective and appointed positions, revealing that less than 7 percent of Nigerian women participate in politics. “Women in Nigeria are highly active in economic, civil, and governmental sectors, but this involvement must be further encouraged, especially in the national assembly,” she stated. Despite various empowerment programs designed to boost female political engagement, Dr. Onoyona pointed to financial barriers as…

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By Karen James Awka, Anambra State — Governor Chukwuma Soludo has forwarded the names of three nominees to the Anambra State House of Assembly for consideration and confirmation as members of the Judicial Commission. The nominees are Dr. Mrs. Ifeyinwa Obegolu, Dr. Ben Nwankwo, and Hon. Victor Ezeoke. The nominations were presented in a letter addressed to the Speaker of the Anambra State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Somtochukwu Udeze. The letter was read during Tuesday’s plenary session, where it was confirmed that these individuals were being put forward to fill key positions in the state’s Judicial Commission. Additionally, Governor…

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By Karen James In a resounding demonstration of their commitment to maintaining law and order, the Anambra Police Command has successfully thwarted criminal activities with the arrest of two suspects and the recovery of dangerous materials. These operations form part of the sustained efforts to combat crime in the state.On September 22, 2024, a police-led Joint Security Force, acting on reliable intelligence, intercepted a suspect along the pillar-pole area of Aguata, who was carrying three bags of cassava flakes (Garri). Upon thorough inspection, operatives uncovered a significant quantity of gunpowder concealed beneath the edible goods. Preliminary investigations suggest that the…

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By Karen James In a bid to address growing safety concerns in the transportation sector, Engr. Emmanuel Idemili, popularly known as *EmmaGOLD*, has issued a strong warning against the common practice of carrying passengers in the front seat of tricycles. Speaking at a recent event, the respected engineer and safety advocate highlighted the numerous dangers associated with this practice, calling for strict regulations and public awareness to curb its spread. Tricycles, known locally as *keke*, have become an integral part of urban transportation across Nigeria and other parts of Africa. However, the trend of allowing passengers to sit in the…

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By Karen James In a show of unwavering support and unity, Idemili Emmanuel of Idemili North has extended heartfelt wishes for a successful election to Hon. Stanley Nkwoka, fondly known as Ochendo, as he vies for the position of Chairman in the upcoming local government election scheduled for September 28, 2024. The endorsement comes as a strong testament to the trust and confidence the community places in Hon. Stanley Nkwoka’s leadership abilities and dedication to serving the people of Idemili North. Idemili Emmanuel, a prominent figure in the Idemili North community, expressed optimism that the local government election would be…

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By Karen James Today, we gather to celebrate the radiant presence of Chief Mrs. Onwe Chioma Nwokoye, fondly known as Osodieme (Ada Ide), on her special day. As the sun rises to illuminate this momentous occasion, we take a pause to honour the grace, elegance, and wisdom that she embodies. On this remarkable day, Hon. Monday Desmond Nwokoye extends his heartfelt wishes to his beloved wife, Chief Mrs. Onwe Chioma Nwokoye, as she adds another year to her journey of life. He expresses his deepest gratitude for the day they met, a fateful encounter that forever changed the course of…

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By Karen James The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has raised alarms over the increasing number of road accidents associated with the Ember months—September to December—due to high expenditures and the rising cost of goods, which exert undue pressure on drivers, especially in the commercial sector. During a press briefing, the Sector Commander of the FRSC in Anambra State, CC Alexander, highlighted key reasons behind the increase in road mishaps. According to her, the financial strain during the Ember months pushes commercial drivers to overwork in an effort to recover lost income from earlier in the year. This rush for…

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By Karen James Chief Bonaventure Muo, Chairman of the bustling Ochanja Market in Onitsha, has commended Anambra State Governor, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, for his transformative leadership. In a recent statement, Chief Muo lauded the governor’s efforts to improve the state’s economic infrastructure, particularly in the area of market development and revenue generation.  “Governor Soludo is the best leader we’ve ever had in Anambra, right from his time as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN),” said Chief Muo. “It has always been my dream to work under his leadership, and now that dream has come true.” He emphasised…

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By Karen James Ohaneze Ndigbo Youth Wing has constituted a burial committee for the burial of the late President General, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu even as they commended Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo states for conducting local government elections in the region. The Acting National President of the group, Chuma Okpalezukwu while addressing world press conference in Awka, on Monday, said the group constituted the burial committee to ensure a befitting burial for the late Ohaneze Ndigbo President. “We want to use this opportunity to announce to Nigerians the constitution of OHANAEZE NDIGBO YOUTHS WING BURIAL COMMITTEE for our departed leader, Chief…

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By Karen James As the *Edo Decides 2024* election approaches, the air is thick with anticipation, but beneath the surface, controversy brews. The whispers of election rigging have grown louder, and one party stands at the center of the storm—the APC. According to an in-depth investigation conducted by Pechilly Investigative, the APC’s alleged rigging of previous elections is more than just a political manoeuvre; it’s a manipulation of Edo State’s future, much like rigging one’s personal life to fit a pre-determined outcome. The investigation, which uncovered a web of dubious practices, suggests that the APC has engaged in strategic manipulation…

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By Karen James In life, no one is ever truly “too busy.” It all comes down to priorities. If you’re at the top of someone’s list, they’ll always find the time for you. If you’re at the bottom, they’ll screen you out. It’s a harsh reality, but one we must understand and embrace if we want to move forward. This truth highlights the importance of self-development. The more you invest in yourself—your knowledge, your growth, and your value—the more attractive you become to others. People are drawn to those who are continually evolving, who have a magnetic presence, and who…

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By Karen James In a shocking display of political desperation, Mr. Chinedu Okadigbo has been caught in a web of deceit, fabricating stories to propel his already doomed ambition to become the Chairman of Awka North Local Government. In an attempt to garner financial support from influential individuals within Awka North, Okadigbo has resorted to name-dropping and concocting lies, hoping to secure backing for his political aspirations. One of his most audacious claims was that Prince Solomon Chukwuebuka, Director of the State Anti-Touting Squad (SASA), was supporting his Chairmanship bid under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). When this claim surfaced,…

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By Karen James In a dramatic turn of events, the Director of the Anambra State Anti-Touting Squad (SASA), Mr. Solomon Onwuemene, has categorically denied any association with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) following the circulation of a controversial audio recording. The recording, allegedly fabricated by PDP member Mr. Chinedu Okadigbo, falsely links Mr. Onwuemene to the opposition party—a claim he has labeled as baseless and desperate. Speaking exclusively to Pechilly Investigative Media in Awka, Mr. Onwuemene expressed shock at what he described as a malicious attempt to tarnish his name. “I am, and will always be, a committed member of…

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By Karen James Onitsha High School, located in the bustling Egeton area of Onitsha, has become a battleground for peace and order as tricycle (keke) drivers continue to operate an illegal park directly in front of the school premises, disrupting academic activities and raising concerns among parents, teachers, and local residents. Despite the Anambra State government’s efforts to provide a designated park for these drivers in Ajasa, the tricycle operators have refused to move, creating chaos and undermining the educational environment at the school. The tricycle park, which serves as a loading and unloading zone for passengers, has become a…

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By Karen James The bustling Onitsha Main Market, a hub for traders and visitors alike, has become a scene of growing concern as poor road conditions and flooding wreak havoc on businesses and livelihoods. Williams, Notiage, Johnson, and Emeka Ofor roads, key arteries within the market, have deteriorated into hazardous paths that endanger both locals and the thousands of visitors who frequent the area daily. A concerned citizen recently reached out to the Pechilly Investigative Media Team, urging immediate intervention from the Anambra State Government to prevent further damage to lives, vehicles, and businesses. The floodwaters, exacerbated by poor drainage…

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