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28—Vanguard, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022<br />
AKODE<br />
I, formerly known as MISS<br />
FAITH OGHENEVWEDE<br />
AKODE. Now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as MRS<br />
FAITH OGHENEVWEDE<br />
CHRISTIAN EMEFIELE. All<br />
documents bearing my former<br />
name remain valid. General<br />
public take note.<br />
AGBEINGBE FESTUS<br />
I, formerly known and<br />
addressed as AGBEINGBE<br />
FAVOUR OSAZIE. Now wish<br />
to be known and addressed as<br />
FRANCIS FAVOUR OSAZE.<br />
All former documents remain<br />
valid. General public please<br />
take note.<br />
NWACHUKWU<br />
I, formerly known and<br />
addressed as Nwachukwu<br />
Gloria Ifeoma. Now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as Arinze<br />
Ifeoma Gloria. All former<br />
documents remain valid.<br />
General public please take<br />
note.<br />
EMELOGU<br />
I, formerly known as MISS.<br />
EMELOGU NNENNA SUSAN,<br />
now wish to be known and<br />
addressed as MRS. DAVID<br />
URO NNENNA SUSAN. All<br />
former documents remain<br />
valid. General public please<br />
take note.<br />
AMUDA<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as MISS SULIAT OMOLADE<br />
AMUDA, Now wish to be known<br />
and addressed as MRS. SULIAT<br />
OMOLADE TIJANI. All former<br />
documents remain valid. General<br />
public and authority concerned<br />
please take note.<br />
IBANINGO<br />
I formerly known and addressed as<br />
MISS DEBORAH IBIANITOGH<br />
DAGOGO IBANINGO, Now wish<br />
to be known and addressed as MRS.<br />
DEBORAH IBIANITOGH<br />
CHAPP-JUMBO. All former<br />
documents remain valid. General<br />
public and authority concerned<br />
please take note.<br />
OREVA<br />
I formerly known and<br />
addressed as, Akpeokhai<br />
Solomon Oreva, now wish<br />
to be known and addressed as,<br />
Akpeokhai Solomon<br />
Orevaoghene, all former<br />
document remains valid,<br />
general public take note.<br />
OBA<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as, Miss Juliet Odili, now<br />
wish to be known and addressed<br />
as Mrs Juliet Oba Odili Sunday<br />
Jalariagbe. All former<br />
document remains valid,<br />
general public take note.<br />
IGENEGBA<br />
I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED<br />
AND ADDRESSED AS MISS.<br />
FLORENCE IGENEGBA. NOW<br />
WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED<br />
AND ADDRESSED AS MRS.<br />
FLORENCE OKUNROBO.<br />
FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN<br />
VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND<br />
AUTHORITY CONCERNED<br />
PLEASE TAKE NOTE.<br />
IYEN<br />
I, IYEN DAVID AM THE SAME<br />
PERSON AS IYENGUMWENA<br />
DAVID. I NOW WISH TO BE<br />
CALLED IYEN DAVID. ALL<br />
FORMER DOCUMENTS<br />
REMAIN VALID. CONCERNED<br />
AUTHORITIES AND THE<br />
GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD<br />
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LAWAL<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as Kudirat Adenrele Lawal, now<br />
wish to be known and addressed<br />
as Kudirat Adenrele Nmom. All<br />
former document remains<br />
valid, general public take note.<br />
CHANGE OF NAME<br />
AJAYI<br />
This is to confirm that; AJAYI<br />
ILLUMINO BOLUWATIFE<br />
CHUKWUMA and AJAYI<br />
ILLUMINO BOLUWATIFE refer to<br />
me, I now wish to be known as and<br />
addressed as AJAYI ILLUMINO<br />
BOLUWATIFE. All documents<br />
bearing my former name remain valid.<br />
General public take note.<br />
LAWANI<br />
I, formerly known and<br />
addressed as LAWANI FAITH<br />
IMONGHOMEN. Now wish to<br />
be known and addressed as<br />
MRS ANETOR FAITH<br />
IMONGHOMEN. All former<br />
documents remain valid.<br />
General public please take<br />
note.<br />
RABIU<br />
I, formerly known and<br />
addressed as MISS RABIU<br />
AJARA. Now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as MRS<br />
ORODE AJARA. All former<br />
documents remain valid.<br />
General public please take<br />
note.<br />
OKAGBARE<br />
I, formerly known as MISS<br />
OKAGBARE TIVE<br />
MIRACLE, now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as MRS.<br />
ACHOJA TIVE MIRACLE.<br />
All former documents remain<br />
valid. Concerned authorities<br />
and general public please take<br />
note.<br />
UCHE<br />
This is to confirm that the name<br />
ESIMIKE UCHE ROLAND and<br />
ESIMIKE UCHEBUIKE<br />
ROLAND belong to one and the<br />
same person. My correct name is<br />
ESIMIKE UCHEBUIKE<br />
ROLAND. All former documents<br />
remain valid. General public and<br />
authority concerned please take<br />
note.<br />
OMOIJUAFO<br />
I, formerly known and addressed as<br />
INNOCENT PATRICK<br />
OMOIJUAFO, now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as<br />
INNOCENT PATRICK<br />
OMOIJUANFO. All former<br />
document remain valid.Banks,<br />
concerned authorities and general<br />
public should please take note.<br />
OYAKHILOME<br />
I formerly known and<br />
addressed as, Oyakhilome<br />
Lucky, now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as,<br />
Oyakhilome Lucky<br />
Ighodalo, all former document<br />
remains valid, general public<br />
take note.<br />
CHRIST<br />
This Is To Confirm That The Names<br />
Rapheal Christ Oziegbe And<br />
Ikhisemoje Raphael Refer To The<br />
Same Person.i Now Wish To Be<br />
Known And Addressed As Rapheal<br />
Christ Oziegbe.all Former<br />
Document Remain Valid.banks And<br />
The General Public Please Take<br />
Note.<br />
EKHATOR<br />
I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED<br />
AND ADDRESSED AS MISS.<br />
EKHATOR IYIOSAIDE<br />
MALTINA. NOW WISH TO BE<br />
KNOWN CALLED AND<br />
ADDRESSED AS MRS. OBI<br />
IYIOSAIDE MALTINA. FORMER<br />
DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID<br />
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AUTHORITY CONCERNED<br />
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ADUKPE<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as Miss Adukpe Enore Faith ,<br />
now wish to be known and<br />
addressed as Mrs Oke Enore<br />
Faith. All former document<br />
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TODO OT<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as Efemena Peace Todo, now<br />
wish to be known and addressed<br />
as Efemena Peace Anufa. All<br />
former document remains<br />
valid, general public take note.<br />
AJAYI<br />
This is to confirm that; AJAYI<br />
INFINIO BOLUWATITO<br />
CHUKWUKA and AJAYI INFINIO<br />
BOLUWATITO refer to me, I now<br />
wish to be known as AJAYI INFINIO<br />
BOLUWATITO. Also my name was<br />
wrongly written as INFINO instead<br />
of INFINIO. All documents bearing<br />
my former name remain valid. General<br />
public take note.<br />
OKOROSOBO<br />
I, formerly known as OKOROSOBO<br />
IWARAH ANTHONIA. Now wish<br />
to be known and addressed as<br />
IWARAH ANTHONIA MOMURO.<br />
All former documents remain valid.<br />
Concerned Authorities, Banks, NIN<br />
and General public should please<br />
take note.<br />
BIOKORO<br />
I, formerly known and addressed<br />
as INNOCENT ARIKOWA<br />
BIOKORO. Now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as<br />
INNOCENT JOSHUA. All<br />
former documents remain<br />
valid. General public please take<br />
note.<br />
VICTOR<br />
I. Victor Osarenotor Iduozee<br />
and Victor Osamudiamen are<br />
one and the same person, I now<br />
wish to be known and addressed<br />
as Victor Osamudiamen. All<br />
former documents remain<br />
valid. Concerned authorities<br />
and general public please take<br />
note.<br />
DUDUN<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as Miss DUDUN BISOYE<br />
BEATRICE Now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as Mrs.<br />
OLORUNFEMI BISOYE<br />
BEATRICE All former<br />
documents remain valid. The<br />
general public should please<br />
take note.<br />
APA<br />
I formerly known and<br />
addressed as, Apa<br />
Patience, now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as,<br />
Alufa Patience. All former<br />
document remains valid,<br />
general public take note.<br />
OSAS<br />
This to confirmed that, Noble<br />
Osas, and, Noble Osas .O.,<br />
and, Nobel .O. Osas, are all<br />
one and the same person, but<br />
henceforth, now wish to be known<br />
and addressed as, Noble<br />
Osatohanmen Osas, all former<br />
documents remains valid, general<br />
public take note.<br />
EDEJEWHRO<br />
I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED<br />
AND ADDRESSED AS MRS.<br />
ELIZABETH OSAIGBOKAN<br />
EDEJEWHRO. NOW WISH TO BE<br />
KNOWN CALLED AND<br />
ADDRESSED AS ELIZABETH<br />
O S A I G B O K A N<br />
EKHORUTOMWEN. FORMER<br />
DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID<br />
GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.<br />
AMADIN<br />
I formerly known and addressed as<br />
Miss AMADIN IZIEGBUWA<br />
SANDRA, Now wish to be known<br />
and addressed as Mrs ONAIWU<br />
IZIEGBUWA SANDRA. All<br />
former documents remain valid<br />
General public and authority<br />
concerned please take note.<br />
ISIMEMEN<br />
I, FORMERLY MISS ISIMEMEN<br />
SOPHIA CHRIS-EBOSELE NOW<br />
WISH TO BE KNOWN AND<br />
CALLED MRS ISIMEMEN SOPHIA<br />
CHRIS-EBOSELE NKWOCHA.<br />
ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS<br />
REMAIN VALID. CONCERNED<br />
AUTHORITIES AND THE<br />
GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD<br />
PLEASE TAKE NOTE.<br />
OMAKO<br />
I formerly known and<br />
addressed as Miss OMAKO<br />
DORCAS, Now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as Mrs<br />
DORCAS ISOMIME<br />
OGBAKPA. All former<br />
documents remain valid<br />
General public and authority<br />
concerned please take note.<br />
ALI<br />
I, formerly known and<br />
addressed as Aminat Abdullah<br />
Ali. Now wish to be known and<br />
addressed as Muhammed,<br />
Aminat Ali. All former<br />
documents remain valid.<br />
General public please take<br />
note.<br />
JOSEPH<br />
I, formerly known and<br />
addressed as JOSEPH PRINCE.<br />
Now wish to be known and<br />
addressed as JOSEPH<br />
OKODUA. All former<br />
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General public please take<br />
note.<br />
OVOKERIE<br />
I, formerly known, called and<br />
addressed as OVOKERIE<br />
FAITH EROWO, now wish<br />
to be known, called and<br />
addressed as EDUOTU FAITH<br />
EROWO. All former<br />
documents remain valid.<br />
General public please take<br />
note.<br />
SAMUEL<br />
I formerly known and<br />
addressed as SAMUEL<br />
RUKEVWE, Now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as<br />
ESHALOMI RUKEVWE. All<br />
former documents remain<br />
valid General public and<br />
authority concerned please<br />
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UTULU<br />
I, formerly known and addressed<br />
as Miss CHUKWUEKWU<br />
JOVITA, now wish to be known<br />
and addressed as Mrs. UTULU<br />
CHUKWUEKWU JOVITA . All<br />
former document remain valid.<br />
Banks, concerned authorities and<br />
general public should please take<br />
note.<br />
ABIODUN<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as, Abiodun Joy Alfred,<br />
now wish to be known and<br />
addressed as, Alfred Joy<br />
Abidemi, all former document<br />
remains valid, general public<br />
take note.<br />
PETER<br />
I formerly known and<br />
addressed as, Peter<br />
Emmanuel, now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as,<br />
Omomoh Emmanuel<br />
Peter, all former document<br />
remains valid, general public<br />
take note.<br />
JOSEPH<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as JOSEPH ISIOMA<br />
CHINYERE, now wish to be<br />
known and addressed as<br />
ANANWA ISIOMA<br />
CHINYERE. All former<br />
document remains valid,<br />
general public take note.<br />
OKOSUN<br />
I formerly known and addressed<br />
as Miss Helen Airoboze<br />
Okosun, now wish to be known<br />
and addressed as Mrs Helen<br />
Airoboze Obukowho. All<br />
former document remains<br />
valid, general public take note.<br />
ETSITSE<br />
I, formerly know and<br />
addressed as ETSITSE JOY,<br />
as captured on my BVN now<br />
wish to be known and<br />
addressed as WILLIAM<br />
JOY. Former documents<br />
remain valid, general public<br />
take note.<br />
SPACE<br />
FOR SALE<br />
By Efe Onodjae<br />
AGOS—NO fewer than<br />
L15,512 staff and students of<br />
some schools in Lagos State<br />
have undergone training on<br />
evidence-based substance<br />
use prevention , with a view to<br />
assisting them identify and<br />
provide substance use prevention<br />
interventions in schools<br />
and at home.<br />
The training which was a<br />
project on drug use and prevention<br />
was undertaken by the<br />
Global Initiative on Substance<br />
Abuse,GISA/ United Nations<br />
Office on Drugs and<br />
Crime,UNODC, in 15 selected<br />
schools in the state.<br />
Presenting the report of the<br />
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How bamboo cultivation can<br />
replace cotton, timber, plastic,<br />
by stakeholders<br />
•Say it could generate six billion dollars<br />
annually world wide<br />
ABUJA—IF<br />
bamboo<br />
cultivation is embraced by<br />
citizens and the government, it<br />
is capable of replacing cotton,<br />
timber and plastic and could<br />
generate sixty billion dollars<br />
annually world wide.<br />
These facts were disclosed<br />
today by Bamboo and Rattan<br />
Farmers Association as it prepares<br />
to celebrate World Bamboo<br />
Day.<br />
In a statement signed by<br />
Hajiya Ladi Abdullahi<br />
Kattungu, national<br />
secretaryand John Ajie Ogwu,<br />
national president, the association<br />
said bamboo could serve as<br />
alternative to timber, plastic and<br />
cotton.<br />
The association advised state<br />
governments and corporate organizations<br />
to key into the cul-<br />
tivation and processing of bamboo.<br />
The group said that bamboo<br />
products could serve as raw materials<br />
for cottage industries and<br />
reduce unemployment in the<br />
country.<br />
The statement further disclosed<br />
that bamboo by its nature<br />
grows on degraded soil and can<br />
be used for reforestation.<br />
The Bamboo and Rattan Farmers<br />
Association of Nigeria further<br />
disclosed that it was collecting<br />
state by state inventory of bamboo<br />
aimed at enriching the data<br />
base of bamboo spread in Nigeria.<br />
The group said that bamboo<br />
farmers from Akwa Ibom, Bauchi,<br />
Edo,Delta, Ekiti, Jigawa, Kogi,<br />
Nasarawa and Oyo states shall<br />
grace the World Bamboo Day in<br />
Abuja next week.<br />
Edo Agric Ministry to collaborate<br />
with NOA on information<br />
dissemination<br />
By Ozioruva Aliu<br />
ENINCITY—THE Edo<br />
BState Ministry of Agriculture<br />
and Food Security has called<br />
for collaboration with the National<br />
Orientation Agency,<br />
NOA, on information dissemination<br />
as they regard flooding<br />
and other needs to boost food<br />
production and security in the<br />
state.<br />
The commissioner in charge<br />
of the ministry, Stephen<br />
Idehenre stated this when a<br />
delegation from the NOA led<br />
by its State Director Mr. Austin<br />
Odile, paid him an advocacy visit<br />
in his office.<br />
The commissioner harped on<br />
the need for “information regarding<br />
changes in environment<br />
that can adversely affect<br />
farmers particular and the general<br />
public should be brought<br />
to the fore in good time so that<br />
adequate preparations can be<br />
made” adding that extension<br />
workers from the ministry have<br />
been sent to sensitize on measures<br />
to adopt to reduce the effect<br />
of expected flash flood.<br />
The commissioner who noted<br />
that information about the flash<br />
flood expected to affect Edo State<br />
later in the year is coming late as<br />
famers have already planted, appealed<br />
to the Federal Government<br />
to be prepared to provide<br />
aid to affected persons and farmers<br />
when and if the effect of flash<br />
flood or other adverse weather<br />
and climate changes affect harvest.<br />
He expressed the ministry's<br />
readiness to collaborate with<br />
National Orientation Agency,<br />
NOA, in its activities and programmes<br />
that will be of benefit to<br />
the State especially in the Agricultural<br />
sector.<br />
On his part, Odile said the visit<br />
was occasioned by the prediction<br />
of The Nigerian Meteorological<br />
Agency, NiMet, that Edo state<br />
was among the states in Nigeria<br />
that would experience heavy<br />
downpour.<br />
He added that part of their<br />
mandate was to help farmers to<br />
know “when to plant, what to<br />
plant and when to harvest so that the effects<br />
of the flash flood will be minimal.”<br />
GISA-UNODC trains 15,512 staff,<br />
students on drug abuse use<br />
prevention<br />
... presents project<br />
report to LASG<br />
one-year intensive training to the<br />
Commissioner<br />
for<br />
Education, Mrs Folashade<br />
Adefisayo, in Alausa, Ikeja,<br />
President of GISA, Dr Martins<br />
Agwogie, disclosed that out of the<br />
15 selected schools, 12 were<br />
public schools and the rest private<br />
schools.<br />
Giving a breakdown of the<br />
15,512 trainees, he said, 15,440<br />
were students while 72 were staff<br />
and officials of the Ministries of<br />
Education, Health and Youth<br />
and Social Development.<br />
He explained that GISA’s<br />
choice to execute the project in<br />
Lagos State was necessitated by<br />
a survey which showed that the<br />
state had the highest number of<br />
persons using drugs, between<br />
ages 15 and 64.<br />
According to him, “our proposal<br />
was very strong indicating we<br />
want to execute the project in<br />
Lagos state as part of our support<br />
to drug use prevention,"<br />
Giving details of GISA’s journey<br />
to winning the UNODC’s<br />
grant, Agwogie said: “We started<br />
based on evidence that teachers<br />
have significant role as long as<br />
drug abuse prevention is<br />
concerned and based on that<br />
scientific evidence, we felt there<br />
is a need to build the capacity of<br />
teachers in the school setting, to<br />
be able to address substance use<br />
in schools.<br />
Responding, the Commissioner<br />
for Education, Mrs Adefisayo,<br />
described the project as one of<br />
the most remarkable thing the<br />
ministry has ever had.
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