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FG pays oil marketers N41bn subsidy claim

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FG pays oil marketers N41bn subsidy claim ONYEKA AJUMOBI ONOCHIE, Abuja

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he Federal Government, through the Finance Ministry, yesterday announced it had paid the sum of N41, 074,772,210.95 as subsidy refund to 27 oil marketers whose claims have successfully gone through

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Paul Nwabuikwu, Special Adviser to the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said the revelation came against the backdrop of the need

2 activities of government. This, he said, was with a view to avoiding trends and circumstances that breed suspicion and unnecessary guess talks among the citizens.

He said, “The information is provided in continuation of the ministry’s focus on transparency and accountability in the management of the subsidy regime.� He gave the names of

2 nies to include: A-Z Petroleum Products Limited, Acorn Petroleum Plc, AITEO Energy Resource Limited, ASCON Oil and Gas Company Limited, Avidor Oil &

Gas Company, Conoil Plc, Dee Jones Petroleum & Gas Ltd, Dozzy Oil And Gas Limited, Folawiyo Energy Ltd and Gulf Treasures Limited. Others include: Hudson Petroleum Limited, Hyde Energy (Nig) Limited, Ibafon Oil Ltd, Masters Energy Oil & Gas Ltd, Matrix Energy Limited, Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc, MRS Oil & Gas Company Ltd, Nepal Oil And Gas Services Ltd, NIPCO Plc,

Northwest Petroleum & Gas Ltd, OANDO Plc, Obat Oil & Gas Services Limited, Rainoil Limited, Shorelink Oil And Gas Services Limited, Techno Oil Ltd, Tempogate Oil & Energy Company and Total Nigeria Plc. The payment was coming on the heels of the Federal Government @/}

review the existing partial subsidy on oil, with

a view to completely removing it, following the year-long controversy trailing the partial removal. Disclosing this after the meeting of the Federation Accounts Allocation : > '':? Abuja, the AccountantGeneral of the Federation (AGF), Mr. Jonah Otunla, noted that the step was at the behest of the states, represented by their Finance Commissioners.

...Sets up committee, as states seek total removal ONYEKA AJUMOBI ONOCHIE, Abuja

T L-R: Group Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr. Andrew Yakubu; Chairman, Society of Petroleum Engineers, Nigeria Council (SPENC), Mr. Bernard Oboarekpe; Representative of the Managing Director, International Energy Services Ltd, Mr. Tonye Tamuno and Group Executive Director, (Exploration and Production) NNPC, Dr. Abiyi Membere, at the 2014 Oloibiri Lecture Series and Energy Forum in Abuja‌yesterday. Photo: NAN

Senate gives PPPRA two weeks ultimatum

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he Senate : Finance has given the Petroleum Product Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) two

2 tion details of subsidy for kerosene and petrol from July 2013 to December 2013. ! tigating the alleged non /0 dollars to the Federation Account by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). The PPPRA management had earlier requested for three weeks to enable it collate all details

2 subsidy for kerosene and fuel for six months. ! ever, turned down the request and granted the agency only two weeks to furnish it with the necessary documents to enhance its probe into the allegations. The Chairman of the

" ' & 2 D report of the independent consultants it appointed to conduct forensic examination and audit of expenses incurred by NNPC. & 2 Auditor-General of the

2 ing he had commenced forensic checks on the al He said the AuditorGeneral had also assured

sult of the forensic check, expected to cover all areas of concerns, would be made available to the ``We want to lay to rest

revenue or unaccounted for revenue without further delay. So, we want to stand down on other issues that have to do with the other mandate of the ``We believe all submissions have been made

except one, the report we are expecting from the $' 2 subsidy from July 2013 to December 2013 both for kerosene and PMS. ``The report will enable

how much really were the total expenditure on subsidy for the two years running. ``We have given them (PPPRA) up to the end of next week. They requested three weeks but we gave them only two weeks and two weeks would expire next week. ``The other report we are expecting is that the dependent consultants to do forensic examination and audit on the volume of expenses you incurred. ``We expect their report by the end of next week. ``Their independent report is what will make us form an opinion on the expenses and losses totalling about 2.1 billion dollars based on your submission accounting for

that money. & 2 ditor-general had also

2 conduct forensic checks. He added that the auditor-general assured the sic check would be comprehensive and would cover all the areas of concern. The chairman quoted the auditor-general as saying that the report of the forensic check would

He said that the com its work and present its report to the Senate after it received the reports of the independent forensic

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he Federal Government, yesterday, set up a 12-member

review the existing partial subsidy on oil, with a view to completely removing it. This, it said, followed the year-long controversy trailing the partial removal. Disclosing this after the meeting of the Federation Accounts Allocation Com > '':? ' 3 the Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF), Mr. Jonah Otunla, noted that the step was at the behest of the states, represented 2 sioners. According to him, the six members from the State Finance Commissioners Forum and six members from the State Accountants General Forum, stressing the need for the committee’s report to be ready before the next FAAC meeting, in April. #! bers expressed their opinion on subsidy and we have @/} comprising six members from the Commissioners Forum and six members from the Accountants General Forum to help us review the impact of subsidy on the Federation account. We will make our opinion known in the nearest future,� he said. Corroborating the AGF’s assertion, the Chairman of the Commissioners’ Forum, Mr. Timothy Odaah, said the subsidy has succeeded in increasing the pauperized status of the already impoverished Nigerians, who appeared to have been deceived into clamouring for the subsidy. Odaah said, “We looked at the subsidy on oil as more or less a solution worse than what it intends

to solve. You remember that during the NACOFED meeting in Niger State, it was one of the issues we presented. Looking at it presently, you discover that it is not solving the problem which it was meant to solve. #+ 2 NLC and the majority of the Nigerian populace appeared to have been deceived into clamouring for the subsidy. This is, no doubt, because syndicated projects were contrived, especially in the area of easing transportation prob ' C on power supply, and so on and so forth,� he noted, adding, “but now, you discover that it is the average C by the street and most of the transporters are not 2 the subsidy in what they charge.� He continued, “We know, of course, that the Federal Government had a good intention to subsidise transportation so it will 2 to the poor man and every Nigerian. But you discover today that there is no 1 2 “Besides, it is like a system that robs Peter to pay Paul, making the rich to become richer and the poor to become poorer. For example, look at this simple analysis of econometrics. A poor man has a bicycle or

2 } litre full tank. Then, you look at the subsidy granted at 50 kobo for example. ! 50 2 motorcycle will give you N250. Then you look at a big man that has 10 cars. Each of his cars gets 1000 litres. Then multiply it by 50 kobo, what do you have? “You just remove N100, 000 worth of subsidy. That is what the big man enjoys; for the poor, subtract his subsidy, and see what do Continued on Page 4

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ayelsa State Police Command has secured the release of the kidnapped foster father of President Goodluck Jonathan, Chief Inengite Nitabai, whisked away by unknown gunmen about three weeks ago in his hometown, Ogbia. He regained his freedom on the early hours of yesterday. According to Commissioner of Police, Bayelsa State, Mr. Hilary Š 2 newsmen on the release ˆ since the kidnap, the police in the state had been working assiduously to secure the release of the septuagenarian. His words, “He was rescued at about 12 midnight last night. Let me not bother you with strategies we applied. I don’t want to state this in front of cameras or print so that we can use them another day. The only thing

I can tell you is that utmost professionalism was applied in the way we went about this operation. “But let me quickly tell you that I want to thank the family of Chief Inengite for believing in the police and other security agencies. While he was in captivity we were in communication with the family. “They believed in us. We advised them and they listened to us. We told them on no account must they drop any ransom because we know we will close in on them.� The Commissioner also thanked the Inspector General of Police, the Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 5 Benin, for their words of advice, which he said guarded against making mistakes. Narrating his ordeal, Nitabai said he was blindfolded with cloth and did not see anything they were doing and did not know where he was.

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Benue, Nasarawa resolve to tackle rising Fulani attacks

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enue and Nasarawa State governors, Gabriel ederal, states and local distribution showed that Suswam and governments yesterday the Federal Government Tanko Al-Makura, shared N641.2 billion received N247.533 billion, have resolved to jointly from the Federation Account representing 52.68 per cent, root out Fulani insurgents for the month of February. states, N125.552 billion, operating at the border Accountant-General of the representing 26.72 per cent, between the two states. Federation (AGF), Mr. Jonah while local governments Addressing journalists Otunla, made the disclosure received N96.795 billion, after meeting for few hours in Abuja when he addressed amounting to 20.60 per cent. at the Government House, newsmen on the outcome Otunla added that N56.384 Makurdi, they said the of the Federation Account billion, representing 13 per insurgents have become a ' : cent derivation revenue threat to the entire North (FAAC) meeting. was shared among the oil Central geopolitical zone. “The distributable producing states. Al-Makura particularly statutory revenue for the On VAT, the AGF said the month is N531.332 billion, gross revenue collected in Suswam and his entourage N27.647 billion more than February was N66.801billion on Tuesday and observed the N503.685 billion that as against N82.277 billion that it was an assault on the was shared for the month of distributed in January, entire state. January. representing a decrease of Al- Makura said the “Also distributed is the sum N15.476 billion. of N7.617 billion refunded He said the mineral revenue overwhelming and by the NNPC to be shared to collected for February was maintained that he and states and local governments. N569.136 billion, more In addition, the sum of than the N439.562 billion † * 2 ' 3 N35.549 billion is proposed realised in January, making a Mustapha Agwai, came to for distribution under the C (@/7 5Œ8 Makurdi to sympathise and SURE-P. He added that non-mineral commiserate with him on “So the total revenue revenue collected during the those killed in Guma and distributable for the current period under review was other parts of Benue State. “This is a trying moment. month, including Value N97.609 billion. insurgency Added Tax (VAT) of N66.801 ! 2 Herdsmen has become a threat,� he billion is N641.299 billion,� he showed reduction of N3.699 said. billion from the N101.308 stressed. He lamented that each A breakdown of the billion collected in January.

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time he and Suswam met to resolve the problem, fresh hostilities would occur, as he recalled that yesterday he got a report that the same scenario took place in Katsina State. He said three days ago, there was another report of Fulani insurgency in Taraba State and explained that it should not be seen as if Nasarawa State has been tolerating or assisting the mercenaries. He said pointed out that he is a living witness to " 4 C at restoring peace between the herdsmen and farmers. According to him, the

Port Harcourt yesterday endorsed President Jonathan ndications that President for the 2015 presidential Goodluck Jonathan election. The South-South Zone, will soon declare his intention to vie for where Jonathan hails from, a second term was 2 reinforced yesterday as the zone to endorse his widely second term South-South Zonal Working assumed : ambition. The zone “urges President Democratic Party (PDP) unanimously adopted him as Jonathan, based on his the zone’s sole candidate for excellent performance, to the 2015 presidential election. contest the 2015 Presidential The South-South Zonal election,â€? adding that “the Â? : PDP in the South-South is in communiquĂŠ signed by the full support of his aspiration.â€? ! F ‘ PDP National Vice Chairman, South-South, Dr. Steve Oru, which urged all members and the Publicity Secretary, of the party in the zone to Imo-Owo Okpokpo, at the remain loyal, disciplined end of their deliberation in and supportive of the party,

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“commended the leadership of the PDP in Rivers State and her loyal party members for sustaining the tempo of party activities in the state and urged them to continue with the good works.� The ZWC also passed a vote

2 Jonathan for the success of his transformation agenda, stabilisation of the economy, enhanced security of lives and property in addition to 2

related crimes in the country. While expressing his satisfaction with President Jonathan for the recent ground-breaking ceremony of the 2nd Niger Bridge targeted at the economic

weapons that could only be carried in vehicles. He said the mercenaries carry thousands of cows and hid weapons under to cover up, and that the mercenaries target warehouses for food items to be destroyed. Suswam said he was disappointed over one Saleh Bayere’s comments on the ongoing crisis, adding that he has been whipping up sentiments. He urged Al-Makura to be steadfast so that their resolution to root out the mercenaries could be achieved, as he expressed appreciation for the solidarity visit.

UN lobbies Nigeria on anti-gay law TAIYE AGBAJE, Abuja

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gainst Nigerian government’s refusal to rescind the anti-gay law recently signed by President Goodluck Jonathan, the United Nations (UN) yesterday began a fresh move to ensure that the Federal Government reverse the decision.

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deter them from tackling the problem together as they have been doing until good 2 Suswam, on his part, said the visit was a brotherly one, and noted that in a situation of crisis, suspicion could be created. He said the frequency of showed that the insurgents were prepared with heavy weapons, adding that they engaged his convoy for over 30 minutes. He said he saw six bodies and wondered how the insurgents crossed over to Benue with sophisticated

integration of the North Central, South West, South East and South-South geopolitical zones, the ZWC also commended the new PDP National Chairman, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu and Chairman of its Board of Trustees, Chief Tony Anenih, for repositioning the party. Addressing the members of the ZWC at the PDP Secretariat, Rivers State, the state chairman of the party, Felix Obuah, assured them that as far as the state is concerned, the PDP will win the forthcoming gubernatorial election as well as deliver over 90 per cent of the votes to President Jonathan in 2015.

Speaking during a courtesy visit to the new Minister of 'C ' Aminu Wali, in Abuja, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Ms Mavi Pillay, said the law contravened the principles of fundamental human rights enshrined in the UN international convention. Pillay, who told the minister that she was in his

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on the issue, said the UN was concerned due to the negative consequences it may have on Nigeria. According to her, the C person’s access to HIV education, treatment facilities and also hinder the ability of government and civil society. “It contravenes the African charter and the Nigeria’s constitution itself. I am

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see whether you can be of help to stop prosecution at this moment. I am seeking

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kind of moratorium on prosecution at this moment. We can do much more work to have all Nigerians respect

the human rights of all people - to respect diversity, to promote values of tolerance, acceptance,� she said. She also said that the Nigeria still lags behind in human rights reports despite its landmarks on human rights protection. Responding, Ambassador Wali, who told the UN

ˆ ( in their teeming majority have rejected the practice of homosexuality in the country, said the law is irreversible. He argued that the gay right is contrary to the culture and religious values of the country, adding that it would

ˆ ( people to succumb to such pressure. “Some of the issues that you raised - the issue of samesex marriage. We do not want it. It is not that we don’t have the laws against same-sex marriage. We have it in the Common Law, in Sharia and Customary Laws. And I think when you look at the culture of our people, 99 per cent will not accept the samesex marriage. It is a reality.�

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Gunmen kill 69 in Katsina Continued from Page 1

The President said that the completion of the Machika said 47 people 2

were buried in one vil- the end of Gov. Ibrahim lage alone in Katsina Shema’s eight year’s adState after Wednesday’s ministration was a dem 1 Local residents have told the BBC Hausa ser- leadership. Jonathan, who said he vice that security personnel have still not was impressed with the been deployed to the quality of work, also commended Shema for area. President Goodluck leaving indelible blue Jonathan is currently print behind him. 2 visiting Katsina State to commission some gov- 4 C the areas of educational ernment projects. Machika told the BBC and development of inthat the security person- frastructure in the state. Earlier, Shema had nel were busy protecting the President while his said that the concept beconstituents were being hind the project was that politics should be about killed. President Goodluck service to humanity and Jonathan on Thursday not about self-aggradisinaugurated the N8 bil- ement or personal interlion Katsina Govern- est. He said the concept ment House, with a promise to keep sup- was in line with the porting the state govern- transformation agenda ment to deliver democ- of the President. Shema urged the Presiracy dividends. The inauguration cer- dent to continue with the emony was part of the positive programmes at activities lined up for the centre and should

} ˆ not be distracted by the of the President to the challenges facing the nation. state.

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the service of this country and you are doing the best in human capacity development. “In human endeavour, there must be some challenges so yours is not peculiar and Nigeria is facing its own challenges like the other nations of the world. “There is no part of the world today that can claim that it is 100 per cent in peace and harmony,� he said. Shema said that the N8 billion used in con 2 sourced neither from federal allocation nor internally generated revenue, but from interest accruing from bank savings of the state. He said the proceeds from the interest were also used in constructing the N400 million government house in Abuja. 2 " ema said his administration had constructed 200 secondary schools, 38 new primary schools while education from

primary to secondary schools is free in the state. He said his administration had also sent 600 students to study specialised courses like medicine, engineering, environmental sciences in universities abroad. In the area of agriculture, Shema said the state had provided tractors, irrigation equipment, fertilizer and seedling to farmers. The governor added that the state built 2000 houses which were sold to indigenes at 50 per cent discounted rate with 15 years instalmental payment. The Government House complex includ ) 4 Šˆ ) 4 ˆ complex for the governor’s wife and addition ˆ C ! 2 ed, a presidential lodge and chalets for presidential aides, 200 capacity banquet hall and an in

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Northern socio cultural organisation in the Arewa Consultative Forum, (ACF) has bemoan the prevailing communal clashes in Benue State and called on the Federal Government and the Northern States Governors Forum to rise to the challenge. A statement from the forum yesterday in Kaduna also condemn

State Governor Gabriel Suswam, adding that if a governor can be attacked what is the fate of the common man. The statement signed by Muhammad Ibrahim the National Publicity Secretary of ACF said “Only last week the ACF in an address to the 19 Northern Governors, expressed dismay at pervading security challenges in the North.� Part of the statement said, “We described the situation in Benue as boiling because in the last two weeks or so, Benue State had experienced intense and vicious ethnic/communal clashes between the Tiv farmers and suspected

Fulani herdsmen which had resulted into huge loss of lives and property, farm crops and herds

“The incessant and re communities who have lived together peacefully for many years as partners is worrisome and capable of undermining the long existing bond of peaceful relationships between the Tiv and the Fulani herdsmen. #! the convoy of the Benue State Governor, Rt. Hon. Gabriel Suswam while on assessment tour of villages destroyed as a result of communal clashes between the Tiv and some suspected herdsmen in Guma Local Government Area was most shocking and unfortunate. If the convoy of a State Governor with all the paraphernalia of security detail by some bandits, what hope does the common man have in the Government that is primarily responsible for his security and welfare?�

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Speaker, House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal; Honourable Stella Ngwu, and President General, Unity Schools Old Students Association, (USOSA), Mr. Kabiru Koko, during the visit of USOSA’s members to the Speaker in Abuja‌yesterday. Photo: NAN

...Sets up committee, as states seek total removal Continued from Page 2

He stressed, “What we for them in certain ways. are advocating is that the you have? subsidy should be re“The same thing is ap- moved so that every state plying to the states. There or any member of the fedare states that are fully in- erating unit, sharing from dustrialised and you have FAAC will take its own many industries and fac- money and decide to use it tories. And you use those or grant subsidy in a level industries in that particular

C place, and see that people Then, you look at the is 2 sue of subsidy as it applies states that are fully indus- to individuals. The markettrialised, because their fuel ers are not truly showing consumption is more un- the intention of the Federal like the states that are un- Government because it has der-industrialised. created a very big market Jonathan

“There are some people who are eating on the subsidy to the disadvantage of others. It is because of that we passed a resolution at FAAC, and that has been the opinion

2 commissioners that the call should be made to his Excellency, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr Goodluck Jonathan so that he will have to reconsider this subsidy and remove it.�

to correct this impression that money is missing.’’ before arriving on specifYakubu told the comic decision. But NNPC Group Man- investigations would enaging Director, Mr An- able the NNPC to give drew Yakubu, insisted explanations that would that there were no miss- help to clear the negative ing funds. perception about the oil Yakubu said that it was and gas industry. wrong for anybody to He added that in the claim that funds were not course of the investiga

- tions, the corporation tion Account. was able to present a de``We have given a de- tailed breakdown of all tailed account that no money is missing. Each to the Federation Acbusiness is governed by count. C ``We gave a clear and rangement. detailed breakdown of ``If you do not trace it

to the business arrange- Federation Account. The ment and the governance IOC (International Oil structure, you will under- : ? 2 stand. that they took their own ``We had under-lifting share because they are and reconciliations are partners in the business. held quarterly. When you ``Everybody that parreconcile, you will be able ticipated in the business to balance your books arrangement is entitled and come up with the to his own share. true position of things. ``The banks are enti``It is too hasty for peo- tled to their own share; ple to say that money is the equity contributors missing and apportion are entitled to their own such a large amount. share, so you cannot take ``But we have broken 20 billion dollars and them down to the various give it to Nigeria alone,’’ business arrangements Yakubu added. and how monies are acThe NNPC boss said counted for in various ar- that the corporation was rangements. determined to present ``The fact that money is to the Senate a detailed not seen in the Federation analysis of the various Account does not mean streams of funds that the money did not go to belonged to all the key

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Boko Haram: Criticisms on troops’ welfare package threaten national security – DHQ CYRIL MBAH, Abuja

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2 by the Joint Security + : the Armed Forces on the security development in the country. ! the recent criticisms by some politicians and others as “callous, mischievous and inimical to the wellbeing of our national security,� stressing that the military has tolerated enough of disparaging remarks. Olukolade emphasised

that unguarded and against the military by individuals “whose motive and tendencies are propelled by nothing altruistic other than to curry undue political capital out of the unfortunate crisis in the North-East must stop henceforth.� #! noted with great concern

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by a section of the political elite. “They make frivolous and unfounded claims and allegations on the welfare of soldiers under the pretext of being more caring for soldiers’ welfare and conditions of Nigerian military, but their intentions are to encourage indiscipline and ultimately mutiny. “They have not only accused the military and security authorities of denying the soldiers and other security personnel

of their entitlements, they have been spreading the sick rumour that the gallant Nigerian soldiers are grumbling over inadequate resources and lack of motivation to take on the insurgents. “These unfounded allegations and outright rumour mongering are, to say the least, callous, mischievous and inimical to the wellbeing of our

national security.� He, however, disclosed

C the un-named individuals to ridicule the commitment and integrity of the security forces with false claims and weaken or destroy the morale and cohesiveness of soldiers, “our gallant personnel are determined more than ever before to end terrorism in our country.�

22 decomposing bodies litter Benue villages after Fulani attacks Continued from Page 1

Š 1 Continued from Page 1 2 = Terzungwe, told Daily Newswatch that the invaders came into their communities from neighbouring Nasarawa State. “They came from Nasarawa State after crossing River Benue, which separates the bordering communities of Benue and Nasarawa states. They stormed our communities in their hundreds when people were already on the farms, which was why many of the people were killed because they were caught up on the farms ˆ for them to escape or jointly

defend themselves.� left over 22 people dead, stressing that many are still missing and nobody knew about their condition because it was gathered that some bodies were already beginning to decompose. Meanwhile, Suswam urged the displaced people to be security conscious when addressing them at Ayilamo. He disclosed that the state government is partnering with the Federal Government to ensure that the crisis is nipped in the bud, promising to establish camps for displaced people in some parts of the state in the areas C

Sierra Leone’s wartime president, Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, dies

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ierra Leone’s former president Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, widely credited L-R: Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State, Group Managing Director/CEO, UBA Plc, Phillips Oduoza and Managing / Š% ) ‹ & % % 5 for ending an 11-year civil % Œ * % %*" $ Œ ‹ � # war, died on Thursday at the age of 82 after a long illness. President Ernest Bai Koroma’s government said in a statement that Kabbah’s MIKAIL MUMUNI & that President Goodluck of Traditional Rulers of Political, Cultural and Ethnic death was an “irreparable NNAH DOUGLAS Jonathan will formally Nigeria. Nationality Groups, Prince loss� to the West African The statement added that Rabiu Oluwa replaces nation and it declared a ome adjustments inaugurate the conference in the membership at 4 pm Monday in the Mrs Millicent Okoronkwo Supo Sonibare, while Oba week of national mourning. list of delegates auditorium of National replaces Mrs Love Ezema, Kehinde Olugbenle replaces Kabbah, a long-time U.N. on the request of National Niyi Akintola whose name to the national Judicial Institute, Abuja. of Women’s is retained in the Oyo State ˆ Meanwhile, Dr Kunle Council conference have in 1996, ending a decade of delegates’ list. been announced just as Olajide from Ekiti State Societies of Nigeria. According to the “Professor Layi Erinosho is 1 the Federal Government has been named to replace concludes all arrangements Chief Afe Babalola as statement, “the nomination nominated by the Academy ousted in a military coup the to formally inaugurate the delegate on the request of of Chief Chris Uche and " "

2 following year before being Dr Sagir Maidoya to one slot allocated to the restored to power by a West Babalola. conference. Also, Etsu of Bwari, Alhaji represent All Progressives academy. The Governor’s African regional force. A statement signed He eventually coaxed by Secretary to the Ibrahim Yaro, replaces Grand Alliance (APGA) Forum nominated Alhaji Government of the Sarki of Karshi, Alhaji is withdrawn to allow the Mohammadu Goni from Sierra Leone through a peace Federation, Senator Anyim Ismail Mohammed, on the party resolves the issue of "

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process that ended the brutal civil war in 2002, with the Pius Anyim, disclosed request of National Council its nominees. In the Socio- the North -East.

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help of U.N. peacekeepers and a military intervention by former colonial power Britain. He was re-elected by a landslide the same year. The civil war had made Sierra Leone a watchword for brutality, with the drugcrazed child soldiers of the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) rebels chopping

C civilians. About 50,000 people 1 devastated the country’s infrastructure. At the end of his second term in 2007, Kabbah won praise for peacefully handing power to the opposition when his Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) lost elections.

Unremitted $20bn:NNPC insists no money missing Continued from Page 1

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have received virtually all that we need to receive. The rest are what I enumerated reports of our own independent forensic auditors on the expenses and other losses totalling $2.1 2 2 from Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) covering July to December 2013 on subsidy. That is what would make us 2

our report to the Senate. “The other report we are expecting is that the independent consultants to do forensic examination and audit on the volume of expenses you incurred. We expect their report by the end of next week and their independent report is what will make us form an opinion on the expenses and losses totalling about $2.1 billion dollars based on your account. Speaking to journalists after the session, Group Managing Director of NNPC, Andrew Yakubu

insisted that the fact that the money did not go into the Federation Account as alleged by the suspended CBN Governor does not mean it didn’t go to other 2 He also cautioned the media against misinterpreting facts about the missing money as it will send a bad signal to the international community about the country adding that the country needs foreign investment to reach its economic potentials Ä #� detailed account, no money is missing, each business

C business arrangements, if you do not trace it to the business arrangement and the governance structure, you will not understand, now you heard here, we had under lifting and reconciliation are held quarterly, when you reconcile, you will be able to balance your books and come up with the true position of things. “So, I am saying it is too hasty for people to say that money is missing and apportion such a large amount, you have seen how we have broken them down

to the various business arrangement and how monies are accounted for in various arrangements, the fact that money is not seen in the Federation Account does not mean the money did not

2 % “We have also made our submission and we gave a detailed breakdown, like I said last week, for us, this is a wonderful opportunity to give detailed account of what we do. Like we have always said, the misunderstanding about the industry is so wide and we have this duty and we are happy we have this opportunity, today we gave

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Federation Account, that 2 IOC took their own share because they are partners in the business. So, for us, it is an opportunity to explain in details our activities, our to other parties.� Also, the corporation was given a clean bill of health institutions summoned by

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World Report FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 2014

Malaysia officials dispute existence of engine data M alaysian aviation officials said Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 could 1 hours despite vanishing from radar, but they said they had received no engine-monitoring data indicating this, saying that the data for suggesting an D 1 4 Dist. & ˆ greed with a Wall Street

Journal report that said U.S. investigators suspect — based on enginemonitoring data — that the missing Malaysian plane remained in the air four hours past the time

2 ! ˆ all possibilities were still open. Acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein confronted the growing criticism of Malaysia’s C 2 D

1 4 pearance and said that he was aiming to set the record straight on what he described as “inaccurate reports.� The Wall Street Journal cited U.S. investigators as saying that they suspected that Flight 370 stayed in the air for four hours after it disappeared from radar, according to two people familiar with the bility that the plane could 1 -

dreds of additional miles. The article said that investigators and national ˆ

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2 automatically downloaded and sent to the ground from the Boeing 777 jet’s engines, manufactured by Rolls-Royce, as part of a routine maintenance and monitoring program. Malaysia Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya said that based on the airline’s records, the last

transmission was at 1:07 a.m. Saturday, slightly earlier than the time that

ˆ liner disappeared from 1 northward over the South China Sea. “It did not run beyond that,’‘ Ahmad said, who said the data were downloaded periodically. “We have contacted both possible sources of the data, Rolls Royce and Boeing, and both said they did not receive the data.

US judge rules Indian Diplomat immune from visa fraud

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he diplomatic spat between India and the United States over the arrest and indictment of an Indian diplomat for visa fraud and lying about how much she paid her housekeeper took a new and complicated turn today. Charges against Devyani Khobragade were dismissed by a U.S. district judge who ruled she had diplomatic immunity when she was indicted on January 9 by federal prosecutors. The court’s decision hinges on the various levels of legal protection for foreign diplomats. Khobragade, a consular

ˆ arrested, may have lacked the legal status to escape the charge. However, a day before she was indicted, her position was elevated to counselor to India’s Mission to the United Nations, a role that gave her broader protection. Since the indictment, Khobragade has left the U.S. thereby terminating her immunity, but complicating the case for U.S. prosecutors. Yet the ruling did leave open the possibility of a fresh indictment, and according to Reuters, prosecutors “intend to proceed accordingly.� And so the squabble continues. For those who need a refresher: The dispute started when Khobragade allegedly lied about the amount she paid her Indian housekeeper to secure a work permit for the woman in the U.S. Khobragade reported her maid took in $4,500 per month, but prosecutors say she actually paid the woman less than $3 per hour, well below minimum wage. Khobragade was arrested and } C lomatic tit-for-tat between India and the U.S. that looks like it will continue on, for now.

Indians protest in front of US Consulate over US alleged harassment of Indian Diplomat

Gaza militants Islamic Jihad say truce renewed

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he Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad says a truce with Israel has been restored, after a day of multiple crossborder rocket and air strikes. It says Egypt helped broker a deal to resume a 2012 2 +

2 On Thursday, at least two more rockets struck Israel, + seven “terror sites� in Gaza. Three Palestinians were reported hurt. The barrage of rockets has been the heaviest since the /0@/ 1

There have been no Israeli casualties. Reuters news agency quoted witnesses as saying the three Palestinians were wounded, without identifying whether they were civilians or militants. Islamic Jihad’s leader in Gaza, Khaled al-Batch, said the renewed truce would last as long as Israel abided by it. “After the Egyptian brothers initiated contacts with us in the past few hours, we agreed to restore the calm,�

' >' ? news agency quoted him as saying. The Israel Defence Forces

>+F ? Æ5 had hit Israel since Wednes 2 Israel has carried out 36 air

A member of the self defense volunteer during a football match in Kiev, Ukraine

bases of Gaza’s Hamas government and the al-Quds Brigades across the territory. “As long as the occupation [Israel] honours the calm, we will honour the calm and instructions are being given right now to al-Quds Brigades, our military wing, about this understanding.� Moments earlier, Israeli military spokesman Lt Col Peter Lerner said Israel would “continue... to eliminate threats as they develop�. He said: “This is our obligation and responsibility to those exposed to Gaza terrorism.�

Retail group urges youth e-cigarette ban

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trade group is encouraging convenience stores and gas stations

to minors, according to a position statement obtained by The Associated Press. The National Association of Convenience Stores’ new position states that, as a best } be treated just like other agerestricted tobacco products. The move was communicated to its members on Thursday. † } heat a liquid nicotine solution, creating vapor that users inhale. The category has grown from thousands of users in 2006 to several million worldwide. The more than 151,280 convenience stores in the U.S. accounted for nearly $540 } 2013, making it the largest retail channel for the products, the Alexandria, Va.-based association said. #� 4 lines. ... It is our responsibility to make sure that children don’t have access to (e-ciga ? are risky products and could lead to somebody starting to smoke tobacco products,� Henry Armour, the industry group’s president and CEO, said in an interview with the AP. Armour’s association’s members check 4.5 million ID cards per day for agerestricted products. It was a founding member of the We Card program in the 1990s, which requires face-to-face ID checks for tobacco products. The fast-growing e-cig regulation by the Food and Drug Administration, which will likely ban sales to minors nationwide and impose other marketing and product restrictions. The agency 2

} 2011 but hasn’t yet. The proposed FDA regulation was

Šˆ Management and Budget for review in October. In the meantime, more than two dozen states have laws prohibiting the sale of e

of their makers of the more than 250 brands already restrict sales to those under 18. Additionally, members of Congress and public health groups have raised concerns

} 1 to ban marketing to children based on standards set by the Federal Trade Commission.

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I’m ready to defend MPs’ bribery claim –Bagbin

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ormer Majority Leader in Ghana’s Parliament, Alban Sumana Bagbin, has stated that he is ready to appear before the Privileges Committee of Parliament or the Leadership of the House to defend his statement that some members of the House take bribes. He said he would be ready to provide evidence to the committee or the leadership for their perusal. Reacting to calls by some Members of Parliament (MPs) for him to be summoned before the House to prove the allegation, Mr Bagbin told Radio Gold, an Accra radio station, “I will 2 evidence for the leader

look at.� At a two-day seminar in Koforidua for representatives of 40 non-governmental organisations (NGOs), Mr Bagbin had alleged that some MPs took bribes in the performance of their duties. The workshop was organised by the Business Sector Advocacy Challenge (BUSAC) Fund, a donor-funded organisation which seeks to promote an enabling environment for the development and growth of the private sector through advocacy, and STAR Ghana, another organisation promoting

governance advocacy. Prior to their arrival at the conference, some participants who had dealt with some of the country’s legislators had alleged that they had paid bribes to MPs to carry out their law-making functions. The participants added that they had been compelled to pay the bribes when it became clear that the MPs were not 2

rection they (the participants) expected them to unless some “brown envelopes� changed hands. Following the allegations by Mr Bagbin, some MPs made calls for him to be dragged before the House to substantiate his claims. I won’t play the ostrich In a telephone interview from France where ence, Mr Bagbin said he would not play the ostrich nor deny the obvious. “Unless they want to say that I should have denied the obvious or speak untruths. I am not that kind of person. There’s no way I’m going to lie through my teeth to the civil society participants as to what is happening in Parliament. I won’t do that,� he said. “The questioner from civil society, together with his colleagues, was producing evidence of how some MPs com

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seminar, he answered in the negative. “No, that was not the first time. This thing has been going on for some time now... I have been in leadership [position] for a long time and we have had to deal with it a number of times. There were even some letters that were read [in the local media] on some of the allegations,� he said. Angels of Parliament He said as a country, Ghana would have to confront the issue and 2

policies. “We don’t have to run away from problems or challenges. We need 2 to them. That is what policy is about and as you get feedback you review it to improve. If we keep running away from challenge then they will keep haunting us,� Bagbin said.

President of Ghana, John Mahama

bribes before they did work for them in Parliament,� Mr Bagbin said. He explained that he conceded that some MPs took bribes but said: “I never stated all MPs. I said yes, some MPs, from the evidence that they produced and from what we all know, would be

prone to taking bribes before doing work, and then I gave explanation of the conditions under which we work in Parliament. Evidence When “asked whether he would stand by his claim that some MP bribes, Mr Bagbin said,

“My nature is not to lie. That’s not part of my nature and so I will not only appear, I’ll go with what I believe is the evidence. I am not just going to appear and run away from it.� When asked if he had heard MPs taking bribes 2

On the claim by some MPs the allegation was an indictment, he said “Well, let the angels of Parliament speak that they are above reproach. And let us all behave like ostriches. It is not good for us as a country. We have all been bemoaning the problems that have been confronting Parliament. What is wrong with coming out openly to raise the issue for us to deal with it?�

Museveni visits Ethiopia IGAD Extraordinary African Heads of State summit

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he summit is expected to iron out the obstacles in the ongoing peace process between the government of South Sudan and the rebels of former Vice President Dr. Riek Machar. Ex-deputy Machar declared a rebellion against the government after a failed }F last year. Fighting between the warring parties in Africa’s youngest nation has led to the death of many people, 1 the country in thousands. East African leaders will meet starting today in the Ethiopian capital to discuss the details of the proposed stabilization and protection force. Uganda deployed a contingent of its troops in South Sudan after the outbreak of

violence in the country on December 15 last year to guard strategic areas like the airport and also to oversee the evacuation of its nationals. President Museveni was C † + tional Airport by the minister for security Muruli Mukasa. Others at the airport were John Mitala (the head of Public Service), Maj. Gen Turyagenda Samuel (Commandant Air Force), Johnson Byabasaija (the Commissioner for Prisons) and others. When he touched down at Bole International Airport in Addis on Wednesday, Museveni was received by the Ethiopian Chief of Protocol Mehreteab Mulugeta. Others who welcomed him were Uganda’s minis C "

Kutesa; Uganda’s minister of State for defence, Gen. Jeje Ogongo and Uganda’s Ambassador to Ethiopia and the African Union Ambassador, Mull Katende. MP Nabirye Agnes of Jinja and Nelson Sabira of Bukwo, together with Deputy Ambassador Idule Amoko and 4 & ' Brig. Fred Torit also received the Ugandan statesman. IGAD will review the progress in the implementation of previous pacts reached by South Sudan’s warring rivals. According to reports, also expected to feature on the agenda of the IGAD summit is the situation in Somalia – Villa Somalia last month. The next round of talks between the warring parties in South Sudan is expected to resume on March 20.

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Nigerians import petrol from Niger Republic AYO AJOGE, KEBBI

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n a dramatic turn of events, motorists in Kebbi and Sokoto States are now trooping into the neigbouring Niger Republic to buy petroleum product as scarcity persisted in the states coupled with increased pump prices. An investigation conducted by a team of newsmen in Kamba, a

border town in Kebbi State, and Illela, Sokoto State, showed that car owners now prefer going to Gaya and Tungan Gyado, border towns in Niger Republic, to buy 2 ing also. Motorists and cyclists were seen passing through illegal routes in order to avoid secu-

rity checkpoints carrying C sizes. A commercial motorcycle operator, Aliyu Balarabe, told the newsmen that the pump price were

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is obtainable in Nigeria besides the fact that the product is availability there. Adding that, “The

pump price is almost the same as a liter is sold at N140 in Gaya, while we buy it here in Kamba at N155. So you can see that

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much, but there could be 2 % According to him those involve in the brisk trade always risk seizure of the commodity by the Nigerien gendarmes.

He lamented that the fuel shortage has caused a lot of inconveniences to commuters, who had to pay high fare to return to their various destinations. Aliyu appealed to government to enact a law banning petroleum marketers from either hoarding or increase pump price without approval of

FG to equip dry season rice farmers

IPU: Mark leads Nigerian lawmakers to Geneva

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Taiye Odewale, Abuja

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enate President, David Mark, will today lead Nigerian Parliamentarians to participate in the 130th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) conference holding in Geneva, Switzerland. A press statement issued yesterday by his Chief Press Secretary, Paul Mumeh, states that the weeklong global legislative conference begins on Saturday March 15, 2014, and ends on March 21, 2014. This year’s conference general debate, according to the statement, focuses on “IPU at 125: Renewing our Commitment to Peace and Democracy in the World,� which coincides with the anniversary of the legislative Assembly. Other issues billed for debate include “Towards a nuclear-weapon-free world: the contribution of parliaments and the role of parliaments in protecting the rights of children,� in particular unaccompanied migrants’ children in preventing their exploitation in situations of war 1

ers. Mark’s address before the IPU General Assembly on Monday, according to the statement, would centre on “Nigeria’s Democracy: The Gains, Prospects and Challenges So Far.� Mark is accompanied by the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives Emeka Ihedioha, Senate Minority Whip, Ganiyu Olanrewaju Solomon, Senators Abdulazeez Usman, Helen Esuene, Ehigie Uzamere and Hassan Barata. Others on the entourage are members of the House of Reps, Daniel Reyenieju, Mohammed Idris, Binta Fatima Bello and Raphael Nnanna Igbokwe.

the authority concerned. Similarly, a petrol station owner, Alhaji Abubakar Malami, explained that the situation would soon be over as some of the tankers had left Shagamu and Lagos en-route Kebbi State. age to misunderstanding between them and the authorities concerned.

Nigerian Association of Neurologists, Medical Doctors and patients during an awareness walk to mark 2014 World Kidney Day at Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos‌yesterday. Photo: Abiodun Omotoso

Armed robbers besiege Yola despite Emergency Rule Owolabi Adenusi, Yola

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rmed robbers are now operating with impunity in Yola, Adamawa State capital, despite Emergency Rule slammed on the state. Many residents of the city claimed that they were being raided by the robbers without assistance from the security men. Residents of Anguwar Magaji, Yola, yesterday said they were under the siege of robbers who operated smoothly for close to two hours, though the area is less than 2000 meters to a major military checkpoint in the area.

Mallam Mohammed Ahmed, a resident while expressing his ordeal, said the robbers struck area around 3a.m. and operated for close to two hours without any help coming from the soldiers stationed a stone thrown to the area. #! 2 belief was that the soldiers would have heard the gunshots and come to our aid. Since we are close to military checkpoint but nobody come to our aid,� he said Another resident, who would not want his name mentioned, said when the armed robbers struck, they told him to open his door or they kill him.

“When they came, they banged on my door and asked me to open the door or risked being killed. Forcing me to open the door as them robbed me of my valuable property.� He said the armed robbers seemed not to be in a hurry to leave as they probably envisaged no challenge while the robbery lasted. Another victim said when the armed robbers struck they forced the gate of his house

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the air and asked him to open the door to his parlour. #' 2 + reluctant to open the door but when they threatened to kill me I have to open. And they robbed me of my valuables,�

he said. He added that his brother was stabbed on the head when he tried to escape. He expressed concern over the security lapses in the area despite the presence of a military checkpoint within the vicinity. “I wonder how these hood 2 ing gunshots for close to two hours despite the presence of a major military checkpoint very close to the area.� Another victim, who simply 2 & ' fara, said the armed robbers 2 they frisked everywhere and dispossessed residents of valuables.

FG to link all state capitals in Nigeria by rail Alphonsus Eze, Awka

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ederal Government yesterday assured that it would extend rail lines to all state capitals to enhance economic activities in the country. President Goodluck Jonathan gave the assurance in Katsina when he visited the Emir of Katsina, Alhaji Abdulmumini Kabir, in his palace. Jonathan, responding to a request by the Emir, said “I assure you that

the Federal Ggovernment will include this project even if it was not in our projection. “We believe that for the government to provide mass transit to over 170 million Nigerians, it needs to extend rail network linking all the major cities, including Katsina,� he said, adding that it had plans to reach all state capitals by rail. He said rail service would help reduce the cost of transporting petroleum products to Nigerians and enhance

socio-economic development of the country. Jonathan also assured that the government would develop the Zobe Water Project to provide drinking water to the people and enhance agricultural activities in the area. He said agriculture was an area the government had earmarked to create wealth for the people. On the Windmill Power Project at Lambar-rimi, the President said the project was not directly

under Federal Government’s supervision. He said government would ensure that the project was completed within a short time. Earlier, the Emir lauded the Federal and Katsina State Governments for the numerous projects being executed in the state, adding that they had direct bearing on the poor. Kabair commended Jonathan for the visit, and urged Nigerians to continue to pray for peace in the country.

inister of Water Resources, Mrs. Sarak Ochekpe, has said that farming and processing equipment would soon be distributed to dry season farmers to accelerate paddy rice production in the country. Ochekpe said this during the inauguration of the 2014 dry season farming at the Zemoni Rice Irrigation Scheme held in Auyo, Jigawa State. Ochekpe, represented by " member of the Hadejia Jama’are River Basin Development Authority, said the equipment would be provided to add value to the produce. She said the government had taken practical steps to encourage rice production through the introduction of viable projects and farmer support programmes. “Rice processing and other equipment will be distributed to farmers to encourage the production of high quality crop. “The government will continue to support farmers to encourage agricultural activity, enhance food security and employment generation in the country.� The minister urged farmers to utilise the inputs and other facilities given to them by the government to increase their farm yields. Also speaking, Alhaji Abdu Dahiru, Managing Director, Hadejia Jama’are River Basin Development Authority, commended the gesture, adding that it would encourage agricultural production. Dahiru said the authority would ensure adequate water supply to the farmers. News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported that the Federal Government has so far distributed fertiliser, seeds and chemicals to more than 150, 000 registered farmers for this year’s dry season farming.

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#& ) 0 $ –* – #& ( * , )–% –%+(– %##%$– )* $/: $– * – " *– % – – (*¾-( $ $ – *( /– " ! –* );–%+(–& %&" –#+)*–$%-–) –* *–* %) – &%" * ";– ) * %$ "– $ – ) * ( $– C– ( $ )– * *– , –# – *– #&%)) " – %(–+)–*%–&( ) $*– –+$ * – (%$*– $)*–%+(– "" $ )– ( –& –/– $ – ) " ¾ )%( :– – – *( /– % – * – °+$ – –# $ *+ – % )–$%*– ( $ –+)–*% * (– )– %$ –$ * %$;– –* –"%))–% –%+(– $$% $*– " ( $– - %) – %$"/– %C– $ – - )– * *– * /– - $*– *%– ) %%"– *%– $– + * %$– $ – - ) %#– $– &( & ( * %$– %(– – +*+( –% –) (, –*%– ( – $ – +# $ */– % )–$%*–+$ * –+)– $– ( ;–* $– - –$ –*%– )!–%+() ", )– –- –*(+"/–# *–* – ) –)& ( *+ "–( '+ ( # $*)–% –$ * %$ %% : – – $$%*– " #– *%– – %$ – $ * %$;– – - – $$%*– –$ –+$ */– $– ( =– +)*– )–- – $$%*– " #– *%– – – ( *– $ * %$– - $– - – ( – $ & " – % – &( , $* $ – %(( $ %+)– – !)– %$– %+(– " ( $– & +""/– )" &– $– * (– ): ®)– – & %&" – - – ( – !$%-$– *%– – %+(– (%* ()B–! & (:–“ ((%(– )–$ , (– $– $–%+(– ( * (– $ –- * – % –%$–%+(–) –- –) ""– )+( "/– *–* )–# $%( */–*( –% –, %" $ :–

*– +)– * ( %( – ( ) – - * – – ) $ " ¾# $ – ( )%", – * *– * – °+$ – – # )) ( – )– %$ – # )) ( –*%%–# $/– $ –- –) ""–*%" ( * –$%– #%( : /– (– %"" + ) – ¾Â– +(– $ * %$– )– $– #%+($ $ ;– $ – *– )– $– +( $*–$ –% – %$)%" * %$ –¾Â– +(–$ * %$– )– $–& $;– $ – $–+( $*–$ – % – " $ ¾Â– +(–$ * %$– )–&+00" ;– $ – $–+( $*–$ – % – $)- () –¾Â– +(–$ * %$– )– ) ""+) %$ ;– $ – $–+( $*– $ –% –( ))+( $ : ®)– * – " * – ( &( ) $* * , )– % – * – & %&" ;– *– )–%+(– +*/–*%–%C– (–* *– %$)%" * %$;– # $ )* (– * *– " $ ;– &(%, – * %) – $)- ()– $ – +($ ) – * *– ( ))+( $ – * *– %+(– & %&" – $ – *%– # ! – * #– %$* $+ – *%– " , – $–* – ( $–$ * %$: “ $!–/%+– $ – % – " ))– ( :

& ! (;– %+) – % – &( ) $* * , );– *:– %$:– ®# $+– 0 ( – “ # +- "– $ – * – (# $– % – * – $ & $ $*– * %$ "– " *%( "– %## )) %$–? @;– (% :–® – (+– – , – .&( )) – -%((/– %, (– $ '+ * – +$ )– (# (! – %(– * – 3126– $ ( "– " * %$): “ # +- "– $* – * *– * ( – - )– – – *–% – %+*– 29– "" %$–%$–* –)+#–*%– –$ – /– –*%– %$ + *– – ( ;– (– $ – ( " –&%"")– $–3126: “ )– - )– * – &%) * %$– % – %* – * – & ! (– $ – * – – %))– - " – )& ! $ – $– "%( $;– * – - ( – * * – & * "– *– –" *+( –* *" <–C "" $ )–% – ( + – ¾Â– ( – " * %$– +$ (– #% ( * – )& $) * %$D;– %( $ ) – /– * – +)* & –®! $ – %+$ * %$–? ® @: ;–“ # +- "–)* * ;– )–( '+ )* – %(– 74:8– "" %$– *%– $ " – *– %$ + *– &(%& (– " * %$)– $–3126: ;– %- , (;– &% $* – %+*– * *– C- *– - – , –&( ) $* – %( –+)– )–* –*%* "– )+#–( '+ ( – /– – %( $ –*%–* – + *–%ˆ –– – )– 56– "" %$–- ( )– – *) " – )–( '+ )* $ – %+*– 74:8– "" %$– %(– * –&(%& (– %$ + *–% –* *– " * %$:–“ )– )–- *– – )–) ! $ – %(–*%– %$ + *– – ( ;– (– $ – ( " – " * %$: C – , – %( – +)– * – &(%&%) "– % – 56 $– $)* – % – 74:8 $:– “ ( %( – * ( – )– – – *– % – %+*– 29– "" %$:– $" ))– $ –+$* "–- – ( – " –*%–# *–+&– $ – , – – )– – %, ($# $*–- *– )– ( '+ ( ;–* $–- – ( – %+*–&( & ( $ ::: %$B*–( –#/– % /–" $ + D: C %-– * – 3125– ®&&(%&( * %$– ° ""– )–

%( –* – * %$ "–®)) # "/– $ –* "! $ – %+*– –*(+"/– $ & $ $*– ;–/%+–$ – *%– +$ – * – " *%( "– % /– *%– – " – *%– ((/– %+*– *)– ""¾ #&%(* $*– )) $# $*– % – %$ + * $ – " * %$D;– –)*( )) : “ # +- "– +(* (– .&( )) – %&* # )#– * *– * – 3126– &%"")– - ""– $%*– , – * – %+$*(/;– $%* $ – * *– C- – , – & )*– * *:– $ –2999;– *–) #)–* *– , (/–* # –- – , – $– " * %$– %# $ ;– &%" * $)– $ – * $ – $ % )*)–%, ( *–* –&%" */–+$$ )) ( "/– $ – +) – – "%*– % – * $) %$– $ – (– $– * – " $ :– – #+)*– )*%&– ) $ – , (/* $ – )– * – $ –% –%+(–+$ %$: C“ ( – )–$%– %+ *–* *–* – %# $ – " * %$– - ""– , – ( * "– ( $ – %$– * – (%-* – % – %+(– #% ( /:– ®Â– ( + – ( – " * %$– )– * ( %( – – – )* &– *%- ( )– ( )*%( $ – & %&" B)– %$ – $ – $–* – " *%( "–&(% ))– $ – & $ $ – #% ( /:– *–- ""– ")%– , – %$ "+) , – &(%% – % – %+(– " */– *%– – * – "" $ )–% –$ * %$– + " $ D: ®&& ( $*"/– %((% %( * $ – “ # +- "B)– &%) * %$– %$– * – +$ $ – % – ;– – .&( )) – (+)*( * %$– * *– C $/* # – - – # $* %$– – +( )– %+*– %-– #+ – *– - ""– %)*– %(– " * %$;– - – ( – &+*– %$– * – $) , D: C $– * – '+ )* %$– % – * – + *;– – #+)*– ) /– *– )– – ) ( %+)– "" $ :– *– * – + *–%ˆ –– –&( ) $* – )– $– $, "%& ;–- – – –&( %(– ) +)) %$– %( –* *– $, "%& – - )– (%+ *–*%–* – * %$ "–®)) # "/: C®)– (:– & ! (–( *"/–) ;–* *– + *– - )– *+ ""/– – ( * %$–% –- *–- –$ –*%– %$ + *–* *– " * %$:– –- – , –*%–! &–%$– #&(%, $ –* – $* ( */–% –* – " * %$;–- – ")%– , –*%– $ +(–$ )) (/– .& $ *+( )– $–* *–&(% ))D;– – :

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$ – *%– &(%, – &&(%&( * – +$ $ – $– %( (– *%– %– – %% – " * %$– $ – - – ( – %& +"–* *–* )–( % $ * %$–$%-–- ""– – # – $ – +$ $ – ( '+ ( # $*)– -%+" – –&(%, : C®$/* # – - – # $* %$– – +( )– %+*– %-– #+ – *– - ""– %)*– %(– " * %$;– - – ( – &+*– %$– * – $) , :– °+*– ) $ – * – %$%+( " – & ! (– )– # $* %$ – * – – +( ;– – #– +*/¾ %+$ –*%–# $* %$–%+(– – +( : C®)– –)& !–- * –/%+–- $–- –) -–* – + *– % – 56– "" %$– $ – - – ( – )! – *%– $%-– &(%, – * – * ")– % – %-– 56– "" %$– $– – )& $*:– $– %+(– $ # $*– - * – * – ( " , $*– +* %( * );– - – ) ;– C %%!;– 56– "" %$– )– $%*– , $– )+ˆ –– $*– %(– +)– *%– %– $ )) (/– &(% +( # $*– *- $– $%-– $ – ) /– %, # (– $ – *%–& /–) " ( )– $ –%* (– $* *" # $*)–% – )* C–– +) – ""– * %) – ( – & (*)– % – * )– 56– "" %$: C“ – &(% +( # $*– %(– &+( "/– " *%( "– # * ( ")– $ – " *%( "– * , * )– "%$ – %+*) –% –& /# $*–% – ""%- $ )– )–#%( – * $– 56– "" %$:– %;– %-– $–/%+– *– 56– "" %$– %(–* – $* ( – . ( ) >– ! – –) – *%–/%+;–- $–- – – ) +)) %$–- * –* – + *– %ˆ –– ;– - – )+ # – – * – + *– % – 213– "" %$– $ – / *– 56– "" %$– )– - *– )– )+ # – – %(– +):– – %& – %+(– $ # $*– - * – %, ($# $*– $ – * – * %$ "– ®)) # "/– - ""– &(%, – #%( – +$ $ – %(– +)– *%– – " – *%– %– – %% – % D: “ – – %))– ")%– .&( )) – %$ ($– %+*– * – ) +( */– "" $ )– $– * – %+$*(/;–) / $ – %- , (;–* *–C* $ )– $– #&(%, –*%–)+ – $– .* $*–* *–- –-%+" – – " –*%– %–%+(– % –- * %+*– "" $ ):

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what do you suggest should be done in both short and long term to curb the menace? The Boko Haram phenomenon has exposed us as a weak country. And the weakness of our armed forces is proof of what corruption has done to our country. The strength of a country lies not just in the strength of its economy, but also in its ability to protect itself. I know of a time in which Boko Haram was operating like guerrillas in which they’ll plant bombs and run away. Yes of course it ˆ

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É outdated. Our air force still uses the same : @B0 &+) 2 bought from Russia during the World War. Our naval forces still have the same

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É armed forces to make them compete with the best in the world appear to have been siphoned over the years. We now have a situation in which we have woken up to the reality that Nigeria could be ! is however far greater than President Jonathan, because he has been around for barely four years. I however don’t think he is applying himself to this situation as an emergency, because if he is, he will not be talking about Centenary celebration at this time. For the ruin of the past I will not blame him. But for the negligence of the present I blame him. Some have argued that the restructuring of Nigeria, and indeed the decentralization of the police force would be germane to a long term solution to the problem of insurgency. They also maintain that some opposition politicians are surreptitiously behind the arracks as a way of blackmailing the president. Do these arguments hold water? How can you blackmail me as the president if I am up to the task; if I’m É

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subject to the governor. The issue of the governor abusing or misusing the police

" + maintain that the decentralization of the police is needed now. Each state should have its own police; the local governments should have their own police too just as it is done elsewhere in the world. This subject still boils down to constitutional reforms; and as you know the Nigerian Constitution is rigid, not being readily amenable to improvement. The proposed Confab however is meant to bridge this challenge. Now is the idea of Confab germane given it’s coming on the eve of an election year? There are two problems confronting Nigeria’s constitutional development. The first problem is the process of amendment, which has restricted amendment to the National Assembly and the states Houses of Assembly. In so far as we vote in wrong people there, we will continue to have the wrong : "

3 constitution is rigid. With due respect, those we have put in charge of our nation in the legislative houses don’t understand what legislation making is all about. It is widely rumoured that many of them rigged their way into office. Currently, the Constitution provides that if you want to become a legislator in the National or Houses

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of Assembly, I think all you need is �'": 3 �'": professors of law, for legal practitioners of several years standing, for intellectuals, for scientists, journalists, for those who are well educated in their profession? Nigeria has gone beyond that. I am not saying that you need a PHD to become a legislator. I am saying we need to ensure that the constitutional amendment process transcends these " : is going to be a waste of time, because after they’d discussed and come up with anything, they will still take the decisions arrived at to the National Assembly. And

( ' 3 " that we will not have illiterates as those to represent us at the National Assembly. ˆ + there are still many places in this country where the illiterate population is very high. And those who will constitute the bulk of voters there are themselves illiterate. The illiterate voting public will

" about our problem with constitutional amendment or the Confab, my answer is: let us go back to the fundamentals. Let’s have a process that the National Assembly will agree to. Then a bill should

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be against it for the purpose of the Confab should be suspended; not repealed, so as to enable us table our future yet again; then the decisions arrived at the Confab should be subjected to a referendum and everybody would vote. As a senior lawyer of over 30 years, are A>H=LB:FL~<D=KF:;=:;<= HBCF:A=>O=CBKA<?L= being churned out by Law Faculties in the universities as well as the Nigeria Law School? The legal profession is not for everybody. What that means is that if you want to handle the lives of people, if you want to have clients who will vest their lives in your hands as their counsel or advocate, you just can’t be anybody. But what we have right now is that all those who think they are not good in Mathematics believe that their " * a dumping ground for Mathematics drop out. That must change. Entry É

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‘We organised Battle Scar Exhibition to raise fund for breast cancer patients’ Nigerian musicians are doing well –Ara

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‘The urge to paint works and write novels overwhelmed me’ A psychologist, visual artist, entrepreneur and author of a novel Dead Roses, Miss Kemi Š 2

Psychology and decided to be a visual artist and a writer. She reveals why she loves art in this interview with ADA DIKE Writing has been part of me that surfaced along the line. B@=A>H=:<CC=HL=:;<=LA@>MLFL=>O=† <BD= Roses’ ? Dead Roses is the maiden novel I wrote. !

ada.dike@mydailynewswatchng.com love, friendship, family, romance, prayer and betrayal. Adebola was betrayed by ou have a science background many including her boyfriend. PH:= L<'C<D= O>?= B?:[= ;B:= ;B:= GBV<= A>H= :;<= F@LMF?B:F>@= :>= F@O>?Q<D= A>H?= D<NFLF>@= :>= K?F:<=:;<=@>V<CX do that? The inspiration to write it came when I have always love writing my cousin told me a story of how a from when I was in school. Though I lady was raped to death in a secondary studied Biological Science and graduated school on a Valentine’s Day. I didn’t in 2000 from Olabisi Onabanjo University meet the lady but she said she was one and also have a degree in Psychology of the popular girls in that school, so from the University of Ibadan (2011), I the story touched me and I decided to was supposed to study Medicine. But build a character of my own named her when I was about to write University ‘Adebola’. That is why I Matriculation Examination (UME), I titled it Dead Roses. discovered other interests ;<@= KBL= F:= F: and decided to go for MHPCFL;<DX them. Apart from It was writing novels, I paint too and I love painting.

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F Roses because of how she died. Some of the titles I chose were: When the roses were red and others but my publisher suggested we use Dead Roses. ;B:= >:;<?= M?>ˆ<N:L= B?<= A>H= D>F@G= B:= :;<=Q>Q<@:X + 3

and it is titled “When Everything good comes,� which has a happy ending. It will be released in April ending or May this year. >=;BV<=A>H=C<O:=:;<=>:;<?LX No, not totally, I still love Psychology but I was a part of a literary group when I was in school. O=A>H=K<?<=@>:=B@=B?:FL:=B@D=B=K?F:<?I= K;B:=K>HCD=A>H=;BV<=P<<@=D>F@GX I would have been a medical doctor. >HCD= A>H= BCC>K= :;>L<= F@:<?<L:<D= F@= N>@V<?:F@G= A>H?= † <BD= >L<LW= F@:>= B= Q>VF<=:>=D>=L>X Every happy writer hopes to see his or her story being told to other people. Sure, I will. ;>=D>=A>H=C>>T=HM=:>=F@=B?:=K>?CDX I respect creative writers because they are in a world of their own. The ability to write 2 + : Adichie and I am her fan. There is a view that a lot of people don’t read or patronise visual artists. How do

Ă• For me, I have a passion for art, so + + craft, though it may not be easy in the beginning. It is what I chose to do. Apart I also do graphic designs and interior designs. ;B:=TF@D=>O=B?:=K>?TL=D>=A>H=D>X Basically, I paint oil on canvas.

>K= DFD= A>H?= F@:<?<L:= :>= D?BK= B@D= MBF@:=B?:K>?TL=<QB@B:<X My interest in painting came after my visits to a friend, Bayo. He was studying Physics then and was a visual artist, whom + + the university. Š

something and I did. He was surprised +

I laughed. From there, he would give me a

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novels overwhelmed me as days passed by, so I decided to give it a try. Nothing 3 I derive satisfaction in doing them. I

something that will help you build your future. When I started my second novel, I would write till 2 am and I became used

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because of money but the love to do it. ?<=A>H?=OBQFCA=Q<QP<?L=F@=LHMM>?:=>O= A>H?=N;>FN<=>O=NB?<<?X When I was growing up, my father wanted me to study Medicine while my brother wanted me to study something else because he studied Law and loves

to argue too. I was in science courses so naturally; teachers suggested that I be in a science class. I discovered that if you wanted a child to do a course you feel he or she is naturally inclined, it is not about forcing that child. I hereby implored parents and guardians to guide their children and let them follow their passion. They can suggest but they should not force them to study course they do not want to do. Â? +

painting oil on canvas, my parents taught they were my hobbies. They still

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Psychology is part of me which I may later focus on. Sometimes I stand on my feet from 7 am till 6 pm painting without eating or resting. " + 3

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and do something in order to become self-reliant and employers of labour. Everybody can be an entrepreneur. Save small money and learn a trade instead of just going to school to acquire a 2

( from you. ?<= A>H= C>>TF@G= O>?KB?D= :>= KF@@F@G= BKB?DL=KF:;=A>H?=@>V<CLX F 2 Û † me to win one or two awards with my novels.

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Nigerian musicians are doing well –Ara !" drummer, Aralola Olumuyiwa’s perception about Nigerian music industry proved that it is fast evolving. In this interview with ADA DIKE, Ara speaks on her career.

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an you tell us the genre of your music? The genre of my music is Gongofusion. It is a new genre I created, trying to export talking drum. Though, it has already been exported but the angle of a female drummer is going

C + 2 myself in, the talking drum must take the lead and must be highly recognized. I started composing music when I was seven years old. Then, my father got me a keyboardist who was playing for me. When I was 12 years old, I took ill and was ' + weeks in the hospital without improvement, the doctor that was treating me asked my parents to take me home. My father then reminded me on my sick bed that, “If you die, you cannot become Michael Jackson.� Miraculously, it became a turning point for my life. Here I am today, 26 years after, I am + C types of music including afro-beat. In the late 1990s, I got my breakthrough as an ' } * 4 † †‘ " * + /000 + 3 ' †(! ( + until 2007. I have taken my music across the world '

E " ' + † and have also performed alongside big names in the global entertainment industry Ăˆ Â? = Â? "

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+ get it without looking back. The challenges normally come but I always overcome them Can you tell us your view about Nigerian music industry? There is a lot of improvement in the music †

singing and recording videos today, we know those who are musicians among them. Musicians are doing well while the upcoming

+ 3 It is high time organizations who can manage talents take over the industry. As a musician, what are you doing at the moment? I am doing a lot of things at the moment including re-branding, so expect something new. I am currently working on rebranding my image not only as a performer but as an entertainer of international standard. + 4 +

albums at once but because my very loyal fans have waited and stood by me all this while, we will bring out something that will make them happy. I am recording, and of course, everybody knows that and they are asking: “When is

Ara

the album going to be released?� I am tired of saying it is coming out at this point in time, I am assuring them to expect it soon. I also have a seven-track gospel album I recorded during my trying period and these songs will bless a lot of people. I am also a businesswoman, I have a É '3 † Isolo-Mushin Road and I am working on * * I have employees working for me. I eat out

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experiment what I eat outside so that my customers will enjoy it. I divested to secure my future. + 2 ֊ 4 #$ ) given me a child to care for.�

There is a lot of improvement in the music industry. Even though we have a lot of people singing and recording videos today, we know those who are musicians among

What relationship do you have with a river goddess? >* ? ( + 4 goddess, but people refer to me as a goddess because they believe that what I do is beyond natural and they believe that my ancestors sent me to impact my world and empowered me with some spiritual powers which I am yet to see. People assume a lot

4 about you. I choose Osun Funke as the title for the movie because the movie is centered on the Š " its arts, culture and tourism. It is based on

' Š Š Š ' was raped so she could not carry the sacred calabash that year and her younger sister carried it. The story goes on from there. This kind of movie will cost multimillion naira. How did you generate fund to produce it? + 3 Š " Government and me because they believe ' ! believe that I can help to promote culture and tourism of their state. The movie was 4 Š Š festival. and we will be travelling with it to † ' ' F *

Š ' " ' 3 E ' 3 � 3 Š I planned to make more movies. I wrote the story of Osun Funke and I played the lead actress, that is, the river goddess. It ! ' Osun Funke, I also have two other movies and a television series to be released. The ! Š

* gradually climbed the ladder of success. We Š

This particular one is a character to behold, 1

be. It will address a lot of societal issues including politics, marriage and school. I am playing the lead role of the local girl with a heavy accent. You mentioned rape. Have you been raped before? Rape is something that is rampant in our society. It is a sensitive issue and we are in an environment where the woman who is the victim is blamed for being raped and the man who perpetrates this heinous act goes unpunished. I want to use this movie

+ + 4 2 + to do something about it. It happens every '

young girls are being raped including boys. I will speak elaborately about rape in a book I am writing. B@A= K>Q<@= ~@D= F:= V<?A= ;B?D= :>= N>M<= with career and motherhood. What drives you on? ' mother, I have to be home to take care of my son so I balance it all very well. What is the source of your inspiration to do all that you are doing presently? I get my motivation and inspiration from the spiritual realm because everything that happens around me is spiritual. I get inspiration from God, nature and the happenings around me. I also get inspired by my six years old son. I see a lot of things 4

from a child. My son is my greatest achievement. He is protective of me and still sleeps on my chest. We normally discuss a lot of things

+ 4 + him to learn a lot of things from me. He Â? What has motherhood taught you? Motherhood is beautiful and I am enjoying every bit of it. It is not an impediment to my +

given me a new reason to live. I have learnt a lot of things from my son. How did you feel when your marriage failed? I was highly disappointed when my marriage broke up. I felt disappointed because 4 corrected. I was disappointed when I left ' †(! + without a dime and later discovered how they used me to make money for seven years I worked with them. Though, I met a lot of good people through them, but I was down 2 Can you tell us who you are dating presently? >* ? + 4 + dating someone and he treats me like a queen. He loves me unconditionally, trusts me and allows me to be me, so I am happy. He also loves my son. We have a lot in common and we both have a good relationship with God. What more can I ask from him? How do you unwind? Many people may be surprised to hear that I am not a club or party person; I only go to party if I am going to perform there. + 4 + once in a while. I am happier when I go to a beach. If you are asked to choose between fame or fortune, which is more important to you? I will choose fortune because money answers all things. With money I can establish myself; nobody uses fame to collect money in a bank.

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Poetic lines of Nigeria’s most widely spoken language Title: + " ' F ‘ Author: † Š >†

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POEMS Threesome friends Inexpressible feeling (Dedicated to Stinne Norby, Hugo and Pinky) Pinky, pinky, pinky Hugo-pinky Are friends of a lovely lady But Hugo don’t like to mingle Because she wants to be single Yet their friendly owner use them to tingle Her body while lying in bed While one is at her legs The other hides towards her head Pinky, pinky, pinky Hugo-pinky The meow-meow friends of a lovely lady Copyright: Adjekpagbon Blessed Mudiaga 6 789;<= ;>?;@E;7=GIJ=GKLMQ

Foundations and altars of some riches In the four pillars of your heavenly house =z78<{=>8|?}7;U=X[=V;U^;U=[7X~;<=8<=|X<|7;?;= walls, Of souls suddenly annihilated like a frightened mouse I am soaked with their cries and vengeance calls As you are held, you the perpetrators in camera Of psychic mirrors now turning to open sheets As similar souls cut short also wail in Diaspora <= X}7=^}?U=\<z=^X}U;U=X[=;€8]=V;;?U I’m still picking boiling voices of victims’ anger Calling for revenge from the womb of thunder‌ Copyright: Adjekpagbon Blessed Mudiaga 6 789;< = ;E7}\7 =G‚J=GKLIQ

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Poet laureate As God is my witness U=VXZ;7U=[\]]=X<=?^;87=;\7U= As dew descend on morning rose As snail slow toward its home As river rise and tides abate As mountain trembles and earthquake As fate faint and faith rises As fears fade and strength soars As death silent and life goes on As wine sweet and vinegar sour As victory is humble and failure proud This laureate shall be noble like the pen Do not doubt me I’ll take the shine from the sun Copyright: ! #! !$ !" %$

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The Italian Dollars (1) Adjekpagbon Blessed Mudiaga adjekpagbon.blessed@mydailynewswatchng.com

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‘We organised Battle Scar Exhibition to raise fund for breast cancer patients’

L-R One of the photographers, Yemi Disu, Damilola Kuku and Yetunde Babaeko

‘Getting Ready’ by Yetunde Babaeko (2014)

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injections weighing 10.820kg and 157 packs of apresoline injections weighing 3.505kg. In all a total of 29.285kg was seized and a customs licensed agent who handled the clearance of the shipment had also been apprehended,� Hamza stated. It is pertinent to note that unlike cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine, drugs like morphine, pethidine and apresoline are not frequently seized in the country. Besides, the seized drugs have been industrially prepared in injectable forms. This increases risk of abuse particularly among injecting drug addicts. The suspect, a Lagos resident lives with his family. He allegedly told investigators that he was paid to clear the consignment. “A client asked me to clear the consignment. I was told that the content 2 + (F*†'

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ˆ discovery during inward screening of ' 1 The Agency also arrested a 29-year-old man, Osigwe Kelvin Uchenna, for ingesting nine wraps of methamphetamine weighing 400 grammes at the airport. (F*†'4 ' Mr. Hamza Umar, said that the examination of the consignment was witnessed by other security agents. “The consignment was given 100 per cent physical examination in the presence of customs and other F }2 >B5? powdery substance that tested positive for heroin concealed inside praying rugs. A trader was also arrested for ingesting methamphetamine,� Hamza stated. The suspect, Osigwe Kelvin Uchenna, had lived in Gabon for 10 years. He tested positive for drug ingestion. While he was under observation, he excreted 9 wraps of methamphetamine weighing 400 grammes. According

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! D C last few months, where we have helped thousands of people out of poverty, saved lives and supported the educational needs of the Nigerian children within and outside the South-west, South-east and South-south geo-political zones of the country. It is in continuation of this humanitarian gesture that the Foundation will be disbursing a total of two million three 2 } D [N2,356,000] to one hundred and eighty >@<@? 2 † " Out of this amount, one million 2 D only (N1,506,000) is to be distributed to one hundred and thirty-seven (137) 2 † ( "

District in view of the high volume of

equitable and proportional distribution to the people. It is however pertinent to mention that over 60 per cent of the Zakat fund is allocated for economic empowerment

2 fund caters for their educational and medical needs.â€? While reiterating that Zakat is a trust from Allah as well as the Zakat payers, Imam Shuaib said “every Muslim must be conscious of the fact that we are accountable to Allah and our people for all our actions in this world and hereafter.â€? He added that, “the primary objectives of Zakat is to reduce or eradicate poverty Zakat gifts... in the most deprived areas, enhance the standard of living of the poor people and redistribute wealth in order to create a socio-economic balance in the society. While the aforementioned objectives 2 strides being made towards the United Nations Millennium Development Goals [MDGs], reaching all the goals especially on poverty reduction, good health care, qualitative and quantitative education by the year 2015 deadline remains SUBAIR MOHAMMED “Whosoever wakes up in a day and does strengthened, the poor and needy people challenging, considering the fact that the not show concern (for the welfare) of } C world’s poorest are still being left behind. people among us more prosperous and ! he event was Zakat distribution Muslims, is not one of them.â€? ! ' Undoubtedly the aforesaid aptly blessed by Allah. and the venue was the palace in this regard as He says â€œâ€ŚAnd in their We observe with nostalgia how Edo captured the intent of the foundation of the Otaru of Auchi kingdom, Edo State, Alhaji Aliru H.

C Muslims are struggling to cope with the wealth (those refusing to pay Zakat) Momoh, (Ikelebe III), who upholding the unity of the ummah challenges of negligence and deprivation there was a rightful share for him who – especially their lack of access to basic would ask and for the destitute.� Q51:19. ‘ 2

through the zakat window. Imam Shuaib continued: “Allah made necessities of life such as food, shelter, However, “As for him who gave out his and crannies of the state. 2 Zakat one of the pillars of Islam; a strong health care and education, among others. wealth for Allah’s sake and abstained As a faith-based organization, this ˆ ceremony in the kingdom, Edo indigenes tool for national integration, development 2 and unity of mankind. I believe that with situation is totally unacceptable because truth of goodness; Allah shall facilitate than amazed at the opportunity availed proper utilization of Zakat fund and Islam regards human life as sacred for him the Way to Paradise‌ because; them through Zakat payers by Zakat and C

and it should be respected, honoured the God-fearing shall be kept away from 2 2 } Hell-Fire; especially the one who spends Sadaqah foundation. his wealth to purify himself.� In his speech delivered at the ceremony, the Muslim Ummah in particular will be Nigerian. Director of the Foundation, Imam Shuaib Abdullah, recounts the long walk of the foundation towards the realization of the milestone. In his words: “Few months ago, when

2 to bring Zakat fund to the good people of n spite of her frailty, she still could Edo State, it was like a mere declaration of

intention but Alhamdulillah, we are here say: “I need moneyâ€?. Indeed, 3-yearto honour our pact with you and promise old Lateefat Ogunleye, needs money to sustain this kind gesture subsequently as she needs the sum of N2.7million for an by the grace of Almighty Allah with your open-heart surgery in India. support and that of Zakat payers. She was diagnosed as having a hole in As you are aware, Islam encourages her tender heart at the Lagos State General networking amongst people on the basis Hospital, Odan, Lagos, in August 2013. of righteousness and piety and the need Her father is unemployed and her for all of us to work together as a united mother, who is a teacher in a private family with a view to giving voice to the school couldn’t help her situation as voiceless, hope to the hopeless and life to 2 ! the lifeless among our people that have are therefore appealing to kind-hearted Nigerians to help save their only child, C ! Lateefat. Kindly send your donations to: Account Name: prophet of Islam urged every Muslim to show concern for the welfare of Š ' ' ( Ă„ )! other Muslims for the development 3069507220. Call Mrs. Aisha Ogunleye on and progress of the Muslim Ummah -- 08029525692, 08091888047

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Killings by Boko Haram is un-Islamic –Sheikh Ramadhan Sheikh Moshood Ramadan Jibreel, Mudir of Markaz Salam, is based in Ahmadiyyah, Ijaye, Lagos. At this year’s Maulid Nabiyy anniversary held recently at the institute to commemorate the birth of the Prophet of Islam, Sheikh Ramadhan spoke on the virtues of Prophet Muhammed, issues on leadership and of course, the activities of Boko Haram, the trend which he described as alien to Islam. ESTHER BAKARE reports.

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s there are many Islamic sects in the country; what is the core message of Markaz Salam? Our core message at Markaz Salam is the propagation of the religion of peace especially at this time the country is witnessing series of challenges. Apart from that, our aim at Markaz Salam is to ensure teribiyyat-ulIslam is entrenched in the lives of every Muslim. We teach takwa, that is the fear of Allah (swt) and His expectation of His creatures. My profession can be likened to that of the police, but we are more powerful than the police because we teach people to avoid wrong doings but the police allow people to commit crimes and get arrested for doing so. We preach to people that engaging in and so must be avoided. As Muslims across the globe celebrate Eid-el-Maulid; what is the central message of the celebration? There are more than enough messages and lessons for every Muslim on the personality of Prophet Mohammed. He is an embodiment of virtues, and every good humanly possible. Therefore, as we celebrate his birth; my message to &

1 and characters of Prophet Mohammed > ? & 1 of leadership, why he was great in his lifetime and above all, his trustworthy nature and his other achievements. ! 1 upon. Maulid Nabiyy is not a period of celebration rather it should be a period & 1 ways and do things in line with the sunnah of the prophet. People respect us as Muslims, but do we possess the character of Prophet Mohammed and his endurance? Islam has laid down the ways to ensure peace among ourselves, Islam also made us to understand that anyone who commits crime against another person who is not of the same religion commits such against Allah. Islam preaches unity among all religions, the disparity we are witnessing today is caused by human beings themselves. This has also been demonstrated by Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, who recently summoned all the religious leaders in the state to an assembly where he discussed the progress of the state with them. He told us all to fashion ways by which this country will move forward and all the leaders told him their grievances and everything was resolved. You are among the foremost Islamic scholars around that propagate Islam and prophetic sunnah; when did you begin dawah? Aliamdullah! I was born into Islam and throughout my childhood I was taught Islamic education which I would say is the only education I have acquired. I was tutored by some great Islamic teachers both at local and international level until when Allah willed I start my own Arabic institute.

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Can we say these tutors are your role models in Islamic teaching? Well in Islam, prophet of Islam (saw) is the only role model worthy of emulation for all Muslims. But back to your question, in terms of knowledge acquisition, I would say, yes, because they had in one way or the other impacted on my life. Although, I have many of them both home and abroad, but Sheik Adam Abdullah Al-Ilory, is my mentor. You can never exhaust Sheik Adam’s knowledge. I mean, he was a great teacher and preacher. He was my spiritual father in Islam.

Islam is a religion of peace but how do we reconcile the religious killings in the Northern part especially the activities of the Boko Haram who act under the guise of Islam? I don’t think Boko Haram members are Muslims. Islam forbids unlawful taking of lives, life is sacred in Islam and no man is allowed to take it except constituted authority. On Boko Haram sect, let me say as the sky is far from the earth, so are they far from Islamic knowledge. Islam is not about names, the religion is about good neighbourliness, peaceful living and

I don’t think Boko Haram members are Muslims. Islam forbids unlawful taking of lives, life is sacred in Islam and no man is allowed to take it except constituted authority

good character with the fear of Allah at the basis of our worship and actions. Knowledge about Islam is a gradual thing, we grow in it. Islam teaches good conduct, not senseless killings. Islam is concerned about other people’s interests. Islam is a religion that does not discriminate between religions. Therefore, if anyone deviates from these we can say such a person is not a human being talk less of calling such a Muslim. If they claim they are killing for Allah and His religion, it is a pure lie. They are only doing the wish of Satan because they are his messengers. Their activities have no basis in Islam and the sunnah of Prophet Mohammed (saw). One will discover that the activities of this sect cannot be traced to any prophet sent by Allah; from Prophet Musa (Moses), Issa (Jesus Christ) or even Prophet Mohammed (S.A.W). Therefore, Boko Haram members are far from Islam and the teachings of the Quran. Based on Islamic standard of ruling, what is your advice to the government? Our politicians know that they are not doing well, even if someone locks

C he will still see himself. So, also one’s conscience would always tell him he is wrong. It is dangerous for them both here and in the hereafter, because we cannot all be leaders but whosoever is chosen should know that it is a trial from Allah. What they need do is to 1 done things right and follow their footsteps. They should learn from the stories about the lives and end of leaders that the holy Bible and Quran spoke about as well as the rewards that followed their deeds. Come 2015, Nigerians will decide again who rules them, what qualities do you advise them to look out for in choosing their leaders in the next elections? All of us know what is good or bad, the best way to vote for a leader is by observing the character of that person in his community, in his place of work and how he rules his home as a father and husband or as a wife or mother as the case may be. Nigerians should not sell their conscience for monetary or material gains. If we do so, then 3 C many of them, once they get there they forget the people that voted them in. They forget that the seat is not for them, people put them there to represent their interests. Other qualities to look out for include the fear of Allah and love for mankind, if Nigerians can follow these,

2 What is your advice to Islamic leaders in the Northern part on how to avoid religious intolerance? Well, I want to believe that we have some God-fearing people among them even though there are some of them who have sold their conscience to the devil and are ready to carry out his wills at any given time. While some of them are also given to politics and are playing politics with religion that is why they support the activities of people like Boko Haram. My advice to the good leaders among them is that they should not keep quiet on this to the police and help the government

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In each community, they should monitor the movements of people in their environment; this is how we can help the government overcome

2 Another important thing I want to tell Nigerians is to be careful because the ongoing crises in the country can be likened to punishment from Allah.

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Islam fosters love not only among Muslims – Ustaz Zubayr SUBAIR MOHAMMED

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slam is a religion that leads mankind from the depths of darkness and ignorance towards the path of light and knowledge. The literal meaning of Islam, which is derived from the Arabic word ‘Salaam’, means peace. In short, Islam means peace acquired by humans through total submission to the will of the almighty Allah. But as Islam preaches peaceful coexistence, there are sects and Islamic fundamentalists under the guise of propagating Islam that unleash terror on the society, destroying and killing innocent lives that Allah has made sacred. Is this allowed in Islam? This is very un-Islamic, according to Ustaz Muiz Zubayr, of the Faith Unite Muslims sect, Nigeria. According to him, it is contradictory to say that Islam as a religion preaches salvation and at the same time terrorise humanity. There is no problem with Islam; rather, the problem lies with the adherents who go to the extreme in defining and practising Islam their own way. He stressed that: “Islam fosters love not only among Muslims, but the entire humanity. The ‘peace’ of Islam has got many dimensions: peace with Allah, peace with society and peace with all of mankind, irrespective of caste, creed and religion. Islam guides people to the path of non-violence and tolerance and shows the path of righteousness and piety. Islam is a religion with such high values. Unfortunately, this values that is enshrined in its very name is misunderstood by the bulk of humans as violent and intolerant. If any Muslim commits a wrong, it is directly or indirectly attributed to Islam. The misinterpretation of many mischievous people has given a bad name to this “religion of peace”. But, at this critical point, people should know that Islam is not what people say, but Islam is what the Holy Scripture, the Quran, says and what Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam, says as these are the two primary sources of Islam.” In the propagation of Islam in modern time, various methods outside the standard are being adopted by Islamic extremists while they seek justification for it from the perspective of Islam and the sayings of the prophet of Islam. Should there be compulsion in Islam? Again Ustaz Zubayr reacted that “It is enshrined in the Holy Quran precisely in Quran 2:256: “Let there be no compulsion in religion: Truth stands out clear from Error: whoever rejects evil and believes in Allah has grasped the most trustworthy hand-hold that never breaks. And Allah hears and knows all things.” Therefore, in accordance with this verse, no true believer will kill or terrorise people with the intention of converting them to Islam. Muslims are prohibited to force people of

other faiths to accept Islam. He stated further that there is no tolerance for one who forces another person to submit to his/ her will and convert to the religion unwillingly. “This is the foundation for tolerance towards any and every religion and their people. There is no force and no compulsion on any individual to accept Islam. If he or she wants to accept Islam, it has to be necessarily out of their own free will and not at the point of sword. This is the essence of Islam. Islam is an open invitation to mankind and they have the full right, either to accept it or to reject it. There is no place for violence neither in the Holy Quran nor in the Sunnah (Prophetic traditions). “It is mentioned in several places in the Holy Quran that Allah does not like those who spread mischief on this earth. In Quran 5:64: “… Allah does not love those who do mischief.” “And ‘mischief’, in this sense can be referred to murder, corruption, evil and violence. So, since Allah does not like those who spread violence, how can He legislate for violence in His Deen? These two opposites can never exist in Islam,” he declared. Killing innocent people is clearly repudiated in Quran 5:31 that “…if any one kills a person, unless it be for murder or for spreading mischief in the land -- it will be as if he killed the whole humanity: and if any one saved a life, it will be as if he saved the life of the whole humanity…” This verse explicitly denounces any innocent killing. Even in retaliation or in war, Muslims are not supposed

The ‘peace’ of Islam has got many dimensions: peace with Allah, peace with society and peace with all of mankind, irrespective of caste, creed and religion

to kill innocent people. In a Hadith (Prophetic tradition), Muhammad said: “Go out in the name of Allah and by the help of Allah, following the way of the Messenger of Allah. Do not kill any old man, infant, child or woman… spread goodness and do good, for Allah loves those who do good.”(Abu Dawood). In another place in the Holy Quran, Allah asks the believer to keep the door for peace wide open. The door of peace is open all the time in Islam, even in a battle field. Allah says, “… If the enemy inclines towards peace,

you (also) incline towards peace, and trust in Allah…” (Sura Anfal 8:61). Even in retaliation, a Muslim is not supposed to transgress. If you have been wronged by some person, you have no right to wrong them or any other person to take revenge. And if you are helpless and unable to do anything, Islam orders you to cling to patience. There is no permission for violence whatsoever in Islam,” Ustaz Zubayr concluded.

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Religious intolerance

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mong many problems of the human race is religion intolerance. The inability of man to cope with the religion of others, has been observed as the root cause of crisis the world-over, particularly, as it’s being witnessed in Nigeria. Certainly, the Quran remains the only guidance for mankind especially in

But as much as it is the code for morality and constitution for all Muslims, it does not allow for compulsion and imposition of one religion over the other or of one community claiming superiority over the other. Could there be any explanation for the spate of terrorism in most parts of the world or simply put as it is being experienced in some parts of the country? That there are diverse races and religions in the universe was intended by Allah as stated in Quran 11 v 118 that: “And if your Lord had so willed, He could surely have made mankind one ummah (nation or community) following one religion i.e Islam, but they will not cease to disagree.� Why are there wars and killings in the + 2 the cause of Allah? Why is there intolerance among races in the world, even within people of same religion? Why are killings perpetrated under the garment of propagating Islam in spite of the fact that Islam preaches peace and unity among humanity? From the foregoing, it thus means that it was not by accident that Islam exists together with other religions. So, no religious sect, fanatic or extremist can 2 disagreement in the teachings, beliefs and doctrines of all the religions. Therefore, the central teaching of this

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verse is religious tolerance. In other words, mankind must tolerate one another, shun violence and adopt peaceful means in the propagation of their respective religions. Islam as revealed to Prophet Mohammed (SAW) accepts and believes in the Prophethood of Jesus Christ and his gospel.

Relationship abounds among the practitioners of the two most popular religions in the world. But in spite of this, why are the extremists, the terrorists wasting away places of worship and terrorising innocent citizens in a bid to promote their religions? Why are the extremists and terrorists taking lives which Allah has made sacred? Murder is strictly forbidden for Muslims, except lawfully. Allah says in Qur’an 6:151 -- “And do not kill a soul that God has made sacrosanct, save lawfully.� In other words, murder is forbidden, but death penalty can be imposed by the state where necessary. F

1 5Ă„5B says, â€œâ€Śwho so kills a soul, unless it be for murder or for wreaking corruption in the land, it shall be as if he had killed all mankind; and he who saves a life, it shall be as if he had given life to all mankind.â€? There cannot be a religious motive for

' to impose Islam on other people. Islam’s holy book forbids coercing people into adopting any religion. They have to willingly choose it, as there is no compulsion in religion. From the Qur’anic point of view, the mission of the prophets and messengers of God was not to forcefully impose their teachings on the people, but to guide them and ask them to accept God with their own will. God says to Prophet Muhammad in Quran 2:256 that: “There is no compulsion in religion; truly the right way has become clearly distinct from the wrong path; therefore, whoever disbelieves in the shaitan and believes in Allah, he, indeed, has laid hold on the 2

C and Allah is hearing, knowing.� Allah also says in Quran 109: “O you disbeliever, I worship not that which you worship, nor will you worship that which I worship, and I shall worship not that which you are worshipping, nor will you worship that which I worship, to you be

your religion, and to me my religion.� Islam preaches tolerance. Fight in the ' 2 against you, but begin not hostilities as Allah loves not aggressors and those who kill innocent souls and impose one religion over the other. Could this be Jihad? The destruction of lives and properties or the killing of souls ' Õ F 2 not. The interaction and dialogue between Islam and Christianity predates this present generation. It has been, since the period of the prophet of Islam. In Makkah, Muslims were not allowed to practise their religion. As a result, they were persecuted and subjected to various forms of inhuman treatments by the idolaters. And in his bid to protect the Muslims, Prophet Mohammed sent them to the king of Abyssinia, a Christian king in a largely Christian-dominated city. Without any form of discrimination

} ' harboured the Muslims and provided shelter for them throughout the period of their stay in the city. Given the above narrative, why would a reasonable fellow under the disguise of whatever name kill to make supreme his preferred religion? It could, but for intolerance and inadequate understanding of what Islam and the Quran say. The concept of holy trinity in Christianity is a major diverse point with Islam. But we need to consider other aspects that have direct impact on the lives of others. It is a fact that in every Muslim family,

2 : ! among other reasons, implies that we must be tolerant of one another. Allah says in Quran 2:62: “But give the glad tidings to the believers that “surely those who believe, and those who are Jews, and the Christians, and the Sabians, whoever believes in Allah and the last day and does good, they shall have their reward from their Lord, and there is no fear for them, nor shall they grieve.�

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FG supports Sokoto farmers with N5.64bn inputs –Director

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he Federal Government has supported farmers in Sokoto State with inputs worth N5.64 billion in the last two years, Dr Jubril Enesi, Director, Federal Ministry of Agriculture, announced yesterday.

Enesi, who spoke at the commencement of the sales, distribution of water pumps and rice reapers by the Federal Government at highly subsidised prices, @0B /Æ5 2 ted from the gesture. He said the gestures were

extended to the farmers 2 the implementation of the agricultural transformation agenda. ``This is no doubt a demonstration of the commitment by the Federal Government to produce rice above the na-

tion’s requirement before the year 2015. ‘‘It is aimed at generating additional employment opportunities for the teeming youths and to banish poverty from Nigeria,’’ Enesi added. The director listed some of the inputs provided to the

farmers within the period under review to include assorted fertiliser, crystalliser, agrolyser and high quality paddy rice seeds. Enesi further said that 2 tribution for 2014 included 80 pieces of 3HP irrigation

AIG decorates 1296 promoted Police officers in Bauchi NANKPAH BWAKAN, Bauchi

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he Assistant Inspector of General of Police (AIG) zone 12, Mohammed Jiya Gana, decorated about 1296 newly

ˆ of the police force yesterday in Bauchi. The zone 12 comprises of Bauchi, Yobe Borno States with headquarters located in Bauchi. While decorating the new

ˆ men, the AIG charges them to work hard as it is always expected of them to ensure law and order in the country reminding that their obligation is that of protecting lives and property of Nigerians and foreigners residing in Nigeria. Gana urged them to see their promotion as an encouragement for them to put their best in promoting innocent Nigerians as well as service to humanity. According to him, the promotion is an incentive aimed at cushioning ! C ˆ and as a challenge on them to contribute towards national

development by providing security of lives and property, especially as 2015 general election is fast approaching. A total 207 were promoted from Bauchi command, Borno State 547 while 515 were also promoted in Yobe State. He explained that very soon others will be promot-

ed saying others should not feel that they are left out. The State Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Ladan charged them to shun corruption and discrimination in the course of duty must not arise. According to him, � You must not be drinking al-

cohol, be courageous, selfrespect, self-control, be disciplined, shun bribery and corruption and be your brothers’ keeper�. He also urged them to be diligent, hardworking and discipline while discharging their duties saying “ when you respect your superior

by complying with directive given to you as well as discharge your duty effectively, you will get more promotion�. The CP warned them against engaging in illegal duty saying anyone found wanting will be dealt with according to the law of the land.

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L-R: Minister of State for Works, Ambassador Bashiru Yuguda; President Goodluck Jonathan; Katsina State Governor Ibrahim Shema; his deputy; Barrister Abdullahi Faskari and Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, at the commissioning of Katsina new Government House and Ring Road by the President, during a two-day Photo: Anayo Opara working visit to the State‌yesterday.

Security committee warns against utterances undermining operations in North –East he Joint Security Information Com " Development, has warned those undermining the operations in the North-East to desist from doing so or face sanctions. ! up of information spokespersons from the Defence Headquarters, Army, Navy, Air Force, Police, State Security Services (SSS) and National Intelligence Agency : Maj-Gen. Chris Olukolade, the Chairman of

warning in Abuja yesterday while addressing newsmen on the security situation in the country. Olukolade said that the

great concern, the orches-

pumps, two rice reapers and two rice threshers. According to him, the pumps and reapers are given to the farmers at 75 per cent subsidy and the farmers will pay only 25 per cent. ‘‘Each pump was bought at N80,000 and sold to the farmers at N20,000, while each reaper was bought at N556,000 and sold to the farmers at N258,000,’’ he said. Enesi commended Gov. Aliyu Wamakko for his sustained support and cooperation to ensure the success of the Federal Government’s agricultural transformation agenda.

of the security forces en 2 terrorism by a section of the political elites. He said that the people concerned often make frivolous and unfounded claims and allegations on welfare of soldiers under the pretext of being more caring for the welfare and condition of soldiers. The chairman said that the intention of such people was to “encourage indiscipline and ultimately mutiny.� ``This set of Nigerians have taken up every available media platform to dis C ship of the Nigerian Armed 2 terror. ``They have accused the military and security authorities of denying the sol-

diers and other security personnel of their entitlements. ``They have also been spreading the rumour that the gallant Nigerian soldiers are grumbling over inadequate resources and lack of motivation to take on the insurgents, ‘’ he said. Olukolade said that the unfounded allegations and outright rumour mongering were, “to say the least, callous, mischievous and inimical to the wellbeing of our national security.� He said that in spite of the false claims to ridicule the C security forces, the forces had remained cohesive. The defence spokesman said that the gallant personnel were determined more than ever before to bring terrorism in the country to an

end. ``I can assure you that we are conscious of the license and liberty we have to en-

force law and order within the scheme of the state of emergency, the issues are being observed.

Kaduna Assembly confirms Danlami Customary Court of Appeal president

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he Kaduna State House of Assembly yesterday con2

appointment of Justice Danlami Garba as the President, Customary Court of Appeal, Kaduna State. ! 2 lowed a request by Gov. Muktar Yero urging the

2 ) who had occupied the position in an acting capacity.

The leader of the House, Alhaji Umar Yunusa, moved a motion for the 2 ) was unanimously supported by the members. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that Garba was appointed in an acting capacity following the retirement of Justice S. H. Makeri. The Speaker, Alhaji Usman Tahir, who presided over the plenary, ruled the motion adopted.

ov. Rabi’u Kwankwaso of Kano State yesterday assured the 1,900 corps members deployed to the state of adequate security during their stay in the state. He gave the assurance at the swearing-in of the corp members at the orientation camp in Karaye, Kano. Represented by the Commissioner for Information, Prof. Farouk Jibril, the governor urged parents and guardians to join hands with the government in prayers to ensure continuous peace in the country. He said ``prayer is the only weapon to ensure security of lives and property in the country.’’ The governor urged the corps members to be security-conscious wherever they were posted for their primary assignments. He added that ``only Allah can assure mankind of adequate security, hence the need for us to pray to Him to provide us with the necessary security because human beings can only try.� Earlier, the state Coordinator of the NYSC, Mr Sanusi Abdulrasheed, said adequate security measures had been put in place to ensure a hitch-free orientation. He said ``I want to assure you all that there is no cause for alarm, as adequate security measures have been taken to ensure the success of the programme. “The orientation is a vital element of the service year because it provides an opportunity for the corps members to actualise the ideals of the scheme’’, he said.

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FCT Minister worries over squatter settlements ISAH IDRIS, Abuja

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inister of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed, has expressed worry on the fu :! É creasing.

Nasarawa PDP accuses APC of withdrawing N700m illegally '51,(/ *%5%2 /

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asarawa State Chapter of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has accused the state All Progressives Congress (APC) of withdrawing N700 million illegally from the joint account of local government councils and development areas of the state through the directors of personnel management (DPMs). A statement issued yesterday by the state Publicity Secretary of PDP, Mark Neto Yuhanna, in Lafia, the state capital, alleged that the local government administrative system of the state has collapsed since APC’s emergence. PDP claimed that APC withdrew the N700 million on the guise of implementing free education and feeding programme for schools and purchase of vehicles for traditional rulers in the state. According to the statement, “you would recall that ever since the APC-led administration clinched mantle of leadership of government in the state, local government administrative system has since died. The government after paying the salaries of the local government staff, not even a penny for overhead is given to DPMs. Why should the APC government now force the local governments to take this large sum of money?�

Meanwhile, Mohammed has inaugurated a 14-man White Paper : & Housing Scheme for FCT. The administration of :! 2 } process of eliminating É tlements from the city, which is defacing its physical outlook, assur C

housing would not fail. The minister recently vowed that his administration would not fold arms and watch the increasing problems of demography where shanties are sporadically emerging on daily basis to continue unabated, which led to conversion of Development Control Department of FCDA to

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agency. He has previously assured that the new agency would have increasedcapacity and power as provided in the Urban and Regional Law to handle the growing demography of the city. Mohammed while inaugurating the White :

Mass Housing Scheme Wednesday said Abuja Mass Housing Sub-sector was meant to meet the housing needs of the city’s residents. The minister, who was represented by the permanent secretary, Dr John O Chukwu, disclosed that the committee would give FCT Mass Housing Scheme the

character and direction that would complement the city’s masterplan. Chukwu recalled that the FCT administration’s focus of introducing mass housing scheme in 2000 was to facilitate C housing units to meet up the shelter demands of the city’s increasing population.

Wada commends UBA on financial literacy day ADEMU IDAKWO, Lokoja

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overnor Idris Wada of Kogi State has comm e n d e d United Bank for Africa (UBA) for partnering with it through donation

of instructional materials and computer accessories to schools in the state. Wada spoke yesterday in Lokoja, the state capital, during the Financial Literacy Day lecture organised by UBA for stu-

dents drawn from various schools across the state. The governor commended the bank for choosing Kogi as one of the states to visit in this 4 2 stressing that the orien-

tation given to the students by instructors on how to make money and save it would go a long way to help them in be 2 dent and also know the value. He emphasised that he

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2 discipline, especially how to manage the state’s meagre resources. However, Commissioner for Education, Mrs Grace Elebiyo, urged Federal Government to 2 eracy is included in the secondary schools’ curriculum. Meanwhile, Group Managing Director (GMD) of UBA, Philip Oduaza, said that the programme is an initiative of the bankers’ : Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to teach young people about money and how to invest early in life. Oduaza disclosed that the programme, which is an annual event, was held yesterday across the 36 states of the country, stressing that Kogi State was selected by UBA because of its strategic position in Nigeria’s economy. All students that participated in the programme were allowed to open an account each with the bank without any deposit.

Kogi distances self from attack on Orient Petroleum ADEMU IDAKWO, Lokoja

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ogi State Government has debunked the report published in a national newspaper, claiming that the facilities of Orient Petroleum Resources, which is situated in

a disputed boundary between it and Anambra State, were vandalised by some insurgents from the state (Kogi). A statement issued by Secretary to the State Government, Professor Olugbemiro Jegede, in Lokoja, the state capital, yesterday emphasised that the report was mis-

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state in bad light. The statement added that Deputy Governor of Anambra State led a delegation, which brought

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charge of boundary matters, stressing that necessary measures were taken immediately to verify it. Jegede disclosed that Kogi State Government later discovered that both Chairman of Ibaji Local Government Council, Dave Ogu, the host of the bordering communi-

ties and the paramount ruler of the area, Chief John Egwumi, said they were not aware of the cidents were reported to them either by the neighbouring communities or neighbouring Anambra East Local Government Council of Anambra State.

...To establish rural water, power centre ADEMU IDAKWO, LOKOJA

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ogi State Government has approved the establishment of rural water and power centre in the state at the cost of N95 million as well as provision of 500 motorised boreholes at N2 billion.

Commissioner for Information, Alhaji Yagaji Bolaji, spoke while briefing journalists on the outcome of the state executive council (SEC) meeting held Wednesday, disclosing that it would include 200 sedimentary, 100 shallow and 200 hand pump bore holes. Bolaji said that the

idea is to take water and electricity to the rural areas, adding that these are basic needs that are of paramount to the people. The commissioner emphasised that that the present administration has resolved to always provide for people in the rural areas, stressing that the idea of tak-

ing development to the rural areas is aimed towards opening them up to development. He added that the project is noble and would be handled by Green Job Nigeria Limited as it is expected to provide 70 per cent of the funding, while local government councils of the state and state government would

provide the remaining 20 and 10 per cent respectively under the private public partnership (PPP) arrangement. According to the commissioner, this is a massive programme and it is an executive intervention programme to ensure that the objective is achieved 100 per cent.

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