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01/05/2026

ABIA PROGRESSIVE ELITES HAIL EMERGENCE OF HON. PETER AZUBUIKE AS LABOUR PARTY CHAIRMAN

Good evening, I’m [Anchor Name], and you’re watching TEGA TV News. In political developments today, the Abia Progressive Elites have officially extended their congratulations to Hon. Peter Azubuike following his recent election as the State Chairman of the Labour Party.

In a statement released earlier today, the elite socio-political group described Azubuike’s victory as a "testament to dedication and capacity." The group expressed significant optimism that his tenure would usher in a new era of political stability and grassroots engagement within the state.
The President of the Abia Progressive Elites, Dr. Alfred Chukwudinma Lucky, noted in the signed dispatch:
"Hon. Azubuike’s emergence is a clear reflection of his unwavering commitment to the ideals of equity and progress. We are confident that under his watch, the Labour Party in Abia State will grow stronger and remain united in its delivery of good governance."
The group further emphasized that the new Chairman’s leadership style aligns with the "people-oriented" governance currently sought by the citizens of Abia. They concluded by wishing the new Chairman a successful and impactful tenure as he takes the reins of the party.

The political landscape in Abia remains vibrant as various stakeholders continue to react to this change in leadership. We will bring you more updates as they unfold.

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01/05/2026

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02/03/2026

Tega TV News Report:

Breaking News: NDLEA arrests notorious drug kingpin after 13 years in hiding.

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has apprehended Reginald Peter Chidiebere, a notorious drug kingpin, following a large seizure of co***ne and he**in linked to him at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Ikeja, Lagos.

Chidiebere was first arrested in 2013 for his involvement in a co***ne shipment into Nigeria but jumped bail and evaded capture for over a decade. He resurfaced in February 2024 as a key player in a he**in shipment of 49.70 kilograms intercepted by NDLEA operatives.

The NDLEA Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, revealed that Chidiebere surrendered on February 13, 2026, due to mounting pressure from law enforcement. He is now in custody facing old and new charges related to he**in consignments.

In related news, NDLEA operatives dismantled a secret methamphetamine laboratory in Imo state, recovering 18.4 kilograms of the drug and production equipment. The agency also intercepted a Togolese woman with 5,000 tramadol pills and seized significant quantities of skunk across various states.

NDLEA Chairman, Mohamed Buba Marwa, commended the agency's efforts, saying, "We remain resolute in bringing all offenders to justice".

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28/02/2026

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Chukwudozie Nwangwu Jailed 11 Months for Money Ritual Practices
By TEGA TV News Desk
February 27, 2026

An Anambra State High Court sitting in Awka has sentenced popular Anambra-based native doctor, Chukwudozie Nwangwu, widely known as Akwa Okuko Tiwara Aki, to eleven months imprisonment over charges related to money ritual practices.

The trial judge, Justice Jude Obiorah, handed down the sentence after the defendant pleaded guilty to the charges brought against him by the Anambra State Government.

Nwangwu, who operates in Oba, Idemili South Local Government Area, was prosecuted alongside other controversial native doctors, including Eke Hit and Onyeze Jisos, over alleged involvement in ritual practices linked to the acquisition of wealth.

According to court proceedings, the convict admitted to engaging in money ritual activities and preparing protective charms for individuals involved in criminal acts. He was further accused of producing talismans allegedly used by kidnappers and armed robbers.

In addition to the eleven-month jail term, the court ordered the demolition of his “Oba Shrine” and directed him to cease all forms of Okeite practices and the administration of related charms.

The court also ruled that upon completion of his sentence at the Awka Correctional Centre, Nwangwu must publicly denounce Okeite and similar ritual practices.

Furthermore, he was mandated to serve as an ambassador for youth re-orientation, as part of broader efforts aimed at discouraging young people from engaging in ritual-related activities.

The conviction followed his guilty plea to all three charges preferred against him, effectively bringing the high-profile case to a close.

Reporting for TEGA TV News.

28/02/2026

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28/02/2026

TEGA TV NEWS REPORT

Abia Progressive Elites Inaugurates 17 LGA Executives, Reaffirms Commitment to Grassroots Mobilization

The Abia Progressive Elites (APE) has officially inaugurated its 17 Local Government Area Executives in a well-attended ceremony marked by strong political presence, unity, and renewed commitment to the progressive vision of Abia State.

The event, which drew stakeholders, party faithfuls, government appointees, and sociopolitical leaders, underscored the growing influence of APE as a grassroots-driven organization dedicated to supporting purposeful leadership and civic engagement across the state.

Special recognition was accorded to the Executive Governor of Abia State, His Excellency Dr. Alex Chioma Otti, OFR, who was ably represented by the SSA to the Governor on Special Duties, Dr. George Chidozie. In his remarks, the Governor’s representative commended the leadership structure and mobilization efforts of Abia Progressive Elites, describing the organization as a strategic force in consolidating the progressive agenda of the present administration.

The Founder and President of APE, Amb. Dr. Lucky Alfred, was also applauded for initiating what speakers described as a visionary sociopolitical platform that continues to expand across all LGAs of the state.

The Matron of the organization, Dr. Victoria Onwubiko, Director of ABSAA, appreciated the support and identification of various government appointees with the movement, emphasizing collaboration and unity.

Also acknowledged during the ceremony was the Abia State Labour Party Chairman, Mazi Emmanuel Oti, who was recognized for his mentorship and for rallying party faithfuls towards sustained grassroots engagement.
The APE State Coordinator, Comrd. Treasure Promise, commended the State Working Committee for its coordination and structural leadership, while the Chairman of the Inauguration Committee, Hon. C. J., and members of the committee were praised for organizing a successful and seamless event.

The State Coordinator of Abia Arise, represented by his Deputy, Mrs. Sophia Chidinma Ikpeama, also identified with the organization, further strengthening inter-group cooperation within the progressive family.
Speaking on behalf of Osisioma Ngwa LGA, Amb. Samuel Atulegwu Nwosu reaffirmed the readiness of the LGA chapter to carry out its responsibilities with diligence, discipline, and excellence, pledging total commitment to delivering results at the grassroots level.

The ceremony concluded with prayers of thanksgiving and renewed calls for unity, as attendees described the inauguration as a significant milestone in strengthening progressive political structures across Abia State.

Reporting for TEGA TV.

20/02/2026

JUST IN:

Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has appointed popular Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson-Okojie as Special Adviser on Public Engagement and Advocacy. This appointment aims to strengthen public engagement with government policies and programs, leveraging Johnson-Okojie's influence and grassroots reach.

Mercy Johnson-Okojie is a renowned actress, producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist with nearly two decades of experience in Nollywood, featuring in over 200 films. Her foundation, the Mercy Johnson Okojie Foundation, focuses on women empowerment, child welfare, education support, and healthcare outreach.

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19/02/2026

Have You Ever Wondered Why UNN Doesn’t Offer Chemical Engineering? During the CIVIL W@R........

It’s a question many people have asked in passing, sometimes with curiosity, sometimes with confūsion: Why doesn’t the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) offer Chemical Engineering?

The answer isn’t just a matter of curriculum or policy—it’s a story buried in the ashes of a w@r that changed everything.

Before the Nigerian Civil W@r, UNN had a Chemical Engineering department—vibrant, brilliant, and filled with some of the most gifted minds in the country. But after the w@r, that department was perm@nently shūt DOWN. Not because the university lacked resources or interest—but because of what that department represented during the Biafran strūggle.

During the w@r, a group of fe@rless sci£ntists and engineers, led by the remarkable Professor Gordian Ezekwe, formed what was known as the Biafran Research and Production Unit (RAP). Alongside him were brilliant minds like Sylvester Akalonu, Benjamin Nwosu, W***y Achukwu, Okezie Confidence, and others whose names history is yet to fully honour.

This team became Biafra’s silent heroes—not with gūns, but with br@ins. In the face of block@des and sc@rcity, they built b0mbs, rockets, radio systems, and even modular oil refineries. Yes, refineries. The kind that Nigeria, to this day, struggles to build. They refin£d aviation fuel right there in the East, under si£ge, with nothing but scr@ps and sci£nce.

These weren’t just engineers—they were mir@cle workers. And it sc@red the Nîgèrîáñ gov£rnment.

Federal trøøps inv@ded the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) library, tore and b"urnt all the books chanting "Na these books dem dey read, na why them know too much "Meaning (They posses lots of knowledge reading this particular books) In 1967, UNN was renamed to University of Biafra

So next time you walk through UNN’s campus, or look through its list of courses and notice what’s missing, remember—it’s not just about a course. It’s about a silenced Histøry. A reminder of what was lóst… and what could still rise again.

Source -Igbo history

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17/02/2026

IS THIS RIGHT OR WRONG?

A church recently raised ₦960,000 for a member who was very sick. His hospital bill was ₦210,000 an amount he and his family could not afford.

During a service, the pastor announced; “Our brother is hospitalized and needs ₦210,000. Let us support him.”
Members began donating generously and by the end of the service, the total reached ₦960,000.

Afterwards, the pastor counted the money, gave ₦210,000 to the sick man’s brother to pay the hospital, and deposited the remaining ₦750,000 into the church account.

The problem started when the family became upset. They argued that all the money should have gone to their brother, not just the hospital bill, because people donated out of compassion to help him with recovery, medicines and daily needs.

The pastor, however, said he only requested ₦210,000 and once that target was met, any extra money belonged to the church.

The way this situation is now..
What is your take on this

Who do you think is right in this situation? 🤔

Remember the money is in the church's account and not thr pastors personal account.

Drop your views in the comment section

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