Chuks Ezewuzie, Chairman of the Anambra State Chapter for Persons with Disabilities, emphasized that disability should not be equated with economic vulnerability. During a press briefing, he highlighted the contributions of PWDs and the need for societal support. The event, commemorating the International Day for Persons Living with Disabilities, showcased the efforts of the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption program in providing legal support for PWDs. Several cases of discrimination and abuse were discussed, with assurances of justice for the victims. The briefing concluded with a call for inclusivity and a commitment to advocating for PWDs' rights in Anambra State.

A joint task force led by the Anambra Police command has successfully apprehended members of a terror gang involved in kidnapping, car snatching, and armed robbery in Aguata, Anambra state. The operation, based on credible information, resulted in the arrest of two suspects, one of whom is a fake pastor involved in preparing charms for the gang. The suspects have confessed and are aiding the police in further investigations. The Commissioner of Police, Nnaghe Obono Itam, reassures the public of the command's commitment to addressing crime and ensuring safety.

The Anambra State Police Command, through SP Tochukwu Ikenga, refuted a misleading report about chaos at a traditional ceremony, clarifying that the suspects were arrested for a petition and later released. The police urged the public to dismiss the report as false and emphasized the state's relative peace under CP Itam's leadership.

The community of Ndi Orieke Ohafia celebrated the coronation anniversary of their traditional ruler, Eze Obuma Kalu Obuma, and conferred chieftaincy titles on distinguished individuals for their contributions to society. Among the honorees was Anambra-based journalist Chief Mrs. Uche Kalu, recognized for her efforts in community development. The event highlighted the community's unity and progress, with leaders urging continued support for the traditional ruler and the community's growth.

A new book titled 'Peter Obi: Many Voices, One Perspective' was launched in Awka, featuring articles and opinions from high-profile individuals. The event included commentaries, interviews, and various publications about Peter Obi, a presidential candidate from the Labour Party, who is determined to reclaim a stolen mandate through legal means.

Nigerians are grappling with the Central Bank of Nigeria's cashless policy and the resulting naira scarcity, leading to widespread fear and stress. An audio tape from an Access Bank branch manager has fueled concerns about potential liquidation of customer accounts to repay national debts. The article criticizes the rapid implementation of the new currency design under Godwin Emefiele's leadership and calls for the government and financial institutions to reconsider the impact on average Nigerians. Despite the tense situation, there is a determined hope for a new era as the elections approach.

Nigerian singer Davido celebrated in the streets of Osogbo after his uncle, Senator Ademola Adeleke, was declared the winner of the Osun governorship election by the Independent National Electoral Commission. Adeleke, the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, defeated the incumbent governor Gboyega Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress and thirteen other candidates.

Persons living with disabilities in Awka have expressed their dissatisfaction with Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo's administration for neglecting them after they supported his election. Mrs. Uche Ajuluchukwu, a former Nigerian High Commissioner, voiced the community's grievances during the one-year anniversary of the Anambra State Disabilities Rights Commission. Despite the commission's achievements, including support for Miss Vivian Ezeonwumelu's Mandela Washington Fellowship award, there has been no budget allocation for PWDs since Soludo took office. The commission, established by former Governor Willie Obiano, aims to cater to the welfare of PWDs, but the lack of funding and inclusion remains a significant concern.

Izunna Okafor, a Nigerian writer and journalist, has been awarded the Outstanding Indigenous Language Media Content Creator of the Year at the 2022 Anambra Media/Movie Excellence Awards. The event, organized by the Association of Digital Media Core Advocates (ADMCA), celebrated various media professionals and firms. Okafor, who has won a total of 35 national and international awards, expressed gratitude and motivation to continue his work, especially in writing in the Igbo language. The event also honored other notable individuals and organizations for their contributions to media and society.

Young writers in Anambra State, under the Society of Young Nigerian Writers, have urged Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo to honor the late literary icon Chinua Achebe by naming the Anambra International Cargo and Passenger Airport and the newly-commissioned International Conference Centre after him. The call was made during the 2022 Chinua Achebe Literary Festival and Memorial Lecture. The writers emphasized the importance of recognizing intellectuals like Achebe to inspire future generations. The event featured notable attendees and included the unveiling of the 7th Chinua Achebe Poetry/Essay Anthology.