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he recently-constituted committees by the leadership of the National Conference may have become a thorny issue confab has suddenly become enmeshed in a crisis that may rock it to its foundation. This is because delegates representing Civil Society Groups (CSGs) have kicked against their appointments into lieve they cannot function. The list of 20 standing com chairmen and deputy chairmen the remaining 15 are to be headed

by a deputy chairman. Saturday Newswatch investigations revealed that the CSGs have

ership of the National Conference over the constitution and composition of the standing committees. >>Continued on Pages g 2&3

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2015: Tafawa Balewa’s son joins presidential race ! Abuja

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s the All Progressives Congress (APC) prepares for its national convention to choose iits standard bearer in the 2015 presid dential election, indications are rife tthat one of the sons of the late Prime Minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa BaleM wa may emerge as the party’s presiw dential candidate. d Saturday Newswatch gathered that a new political movement that cuts aacross party and religious sentiments iin the northern part of the country has

As Northern group alters APC’s calculation decided to scout for a neutral candidate that has the goodwill to challenge President Goodluck Jonathan in the 2015 presidential election. It was further gathered that some key members of the APC are no longer comfortable with idea of picking General Muhammadu Buhari as the larity. While some have argued that age is no longer on the side of the General, others say he is no longer sellable,

times in a row. Those opposed to his candidature, based on the age criteria, said he world, citing examples in younger presidents like Barack Obama of the United States, and the British Prime Minister, David Cameron. The group, which Saturday Newswatch learnt had met several times in Abuja, Kaduna, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, USA and Britain, was said to

have drafted Dr. Abduljelil Balewa into the presidential race as an alternative. Balewa, a United States of American-based medical doctor, is said to be in his 50s and described as highly cerebral. Besides being cosmopolitan, Balewa’s mother was said to have hailed from the South West, while majority of his business associates are from the South East geopolitical zone. >>Continued on Page 3

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ists, including Femi Falana, Olisa Agbakoba, Hauwa Shekarau, Festus Okoye, Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, Joe Okei-Odumakin and Olabisi Aina, among others, stated that many of them were placed in committees they did not apply for. They stated that they were “alarmed that the Conference Secretariat arbitrarily and in total disregard to the choice and preferences of most delegates and in particular, civil society delegates, drafted them into committees where they do not have expertise and will not be relevant.� They argued that if their and third choices are not available, the honourable thing to do is to inform the delegates and give them the option of choosing a fresh committee. “Majority of the members of the CSOs did not get placed in any of their preferred committees and we feel this is deliberate and an attempt to exclude the civil society delegation from contributing across the board to the important issues up for discussion in the various committees. “The leadership of the conference erred by not getting back to the delegates in relation to their preferred committee choices before placing (and in some cases, lumping) them into committees they had not indicated interest. “Even if the committee lists are exhausted for particular committees and place ! best and honourable thing to do is to collapse those committees without membership completely or merge them with some other committees, rather than allocating delegates into the said committees by force or without consultation. They expressed shock that without discussions and validation of the list by delegates in plenary; the

secretariat had caused to be published; the full list of committees, an attempt to force a faith accompli on the delegates. “While demanding that the list should be completely reviewed in line with the national outlook of the conference, we wish to place on record that this conference is a National Conference of Nigerians from all walks of life, and that it is neither a conference of ethnic nationalities nor a conference of regions or states,� the petition reads. They lamented that it was very disturbing and unacceptable that the CSGs are not represented on the committee leadership, including the Committee on Labour and Civil Society; nor on the committees on social sector or environment, where “civil society competence is not in doubt.� They complained further: “It is equally untenable that civil society is not represented on the committees on Political Parties and Electoral Process, Politics and Forms of government, National Security, and Devolution of Powers, among others, even though civil society delegates with requisite competence and years of experience on these and related issues had indicated interest in serving on these committees.� They therefore called on the leadership of the conference to henceforth, conduct its activities “in an open, transparent, fair and equitable manner.� The National Conference will on resumption from the Easter holiday, on Tuesday, dissolve into 20 standing committees. This is coming with facts emerging that a high percentage of delegates preferred to serve in only four out of the 20 standing committees. The four committees, considered as ‘very strategic’ are those on Devolution of Power, Political Restructuring, Politics and Governance; Party and Election Matters, as well as Na-

tional Security. However, in spite of the initial interest religion generated at the confab, not up to 18 delegates indicated interest in the religion committee. Checks by Saturday Newswatch show that more than 40 per cent of delegates indicated interest in only four out of the 20 committees, leading to the redistribution into other committees by the confab leadership. This was however without recourse to

list was made public and this upset many of them. Conference chairman, Justice Idris Kutigi (rtd.) has however assured that corrections would be made where necessary. The Committee on Devolution of Power, whose re federalism; revenue sharing; resource control; sharing formula and any other related matters, has former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Obong Victor Attah and former Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Coomasie as co-chairmen. The Committee on Political Restructuring and Forms of Government has Mohammed Kumalia and Gen. Ike Nwachukwu as co-chairmen, with terms of reference to include, Federalism, Regionalism, State Creation, Geo-political zones, Forms and Content of Government, and Local Government Administration. The Committee on National Security is to be headed by a former Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Jimeta, and has former Chief of National Intelligence, Chief Albert. K. Horsefall as his deputy. Its terms of reference are issues regarding the Armed Forces; Civilian oversight of the security sector; Review of the Armed Forces Act; the Police; Reform of the Customs Service; Road Safety Corps; Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism; Armed Robbery; Kidnapping; Small Arms Proliferation; Communal Violence; Election Violence; Illegal oil theft

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and Reforestation; Flooding/Gully Erosion; Environmental Degradation; Oil 7 % $ Drought; Waste management/Disposal; Hazardous/Toxic Waste; Bush burning, and Natural Disaster. Committee on Politics and Governance has Prof. Jerry Gana and Chief Olu Falae as co-chairmen. Its scope of work covers Immunity clause; Good Governance and Democratization; Deepening Democracy, Democratic Culture and Orientation; Mechanisms for a more inclusive Participatory Democracy; National Ethics; Minority Rights/Ethnic Nationalities Corruption; Anti-Corruption Agencies; Corruption and National Development Constitutional Amendment; Freedom of Information; Role of Traditional Rulers. Retired Justice G. A. Oguntade is the chairman of the Committee on Law, Judiciary, Human Rights, Legal Reform, Law and Order. The deputy chairman is Prof. Auwalu Yadudu. Its work covers the Judiciary; Review of Judicial Institutions; Increase in the number of Supreme Court Justices; Increase in the number of divisions of the Court of Appeal; Technology in Administration of Justice; Professional development of 9 <! $ 7 Customary Legal Systems; Delays in Administration of Justice; Independence of the Judiciary; and Funding of the Judiciary.

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9 <! $ 6 to Justice; Alternative Justice – ADR, Mediation, Conciliation etc; Specialised Courts/ Tribunals; Condition of Ser 9 <! $ + on Reforms; Rehabilitation; Reformation; Reintegration Sentencing and Death Penalty; Justiciability of the Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy; Chapter 2 of the Constitution Jurisdiction of Industrial Court. Mrs. Josephine Anenih is the chairman of the Committee on Social Sector, which also has Prof. Ruqaiyatu Rufa’I as deputy chairman. Its work covers Health; Universal Health Care Coverage; Primary Healthcare; Investment in Health; Emphasis on Preventive Health; Education, Restructuring of the Curriculum; Investment in Education; and National Education Policy. Others are Return of Missionary and Private Schools to original owners; Nomadic Education; Institutionalising Almajiri Education System; " $ 6

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$ 6! tive Action; Political Participation; Discrimination; Child’s Rights Law; Child’s Right Law Implementation Bodies; Disability Rights/ Welfare. The Committee on Transportation is headed by Senator Musa Adede while Ralph Osanaiye is the deputy chairman. Its responsibilities cover- Roads; Railway; Aviation; Maritime; National Inland Water Ways; Shipping and shipment. The Committee on Science, Technology and Development has Dr. Daniel Maddo as chairman, with High Chief Raymond Dokpesi as deputy. It will focus on Information, Communication and Technology; Media/Social Network; Science and Technology Education; Investment in Research and Development; Promotion and Improvement of Indigenous Technological Innovations; Space and Nuclear Regime; Capacity Building and Training for Scientists; Medical Technology; Biodiversity; and Fabrication of Buildings, etc. The Committee on Agriculture has Umaru Muhammed Hadeija as chairman, while Mrs. Ifeoma Idigbe is the deputy chairman. Its functions cover: Food Security; Food Storage, Processing and Packaging Industries; Grazing Reverses/Ranching and Industrial Cattle Feeds; Water Resources; National Agricultural Policy; Agricultural Subsidy; Mechanised Agriculture; Land Acquisition, Traditional Institutions and

Agriculture; Irrigation; Biotechnology and Agricultural Production; Poultry and Fishery; and Animal Husbandry. The Civil Society, Labour and Sports Committee, is headed by Mrs. Bola Ogunrinade with Issa Aremu as deputy. It covers such areas as Empowerment and Regulation of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Capacity Building for CSOs; Youth Empowerment; Unemployment; Minimum Wage; Trade Unionism and Industrial Action; National Youth Service Corps Investments in Sports; and Legal Regime on Sports The Committee on Public Service, covering the Federal Character; Civil Service Structure; Remuneration

! servants; State of the Civil Service; and Salary Structure is headed by Engr. Ebele Okeke with Ambassador Adamu Aliyu as deputy chairman. Political Parties and Electoral Matters Committee has Dr. Iyorcha Ayu as Chairman and Senator Ken Nnamani as deputy. Its work scope includes: Political Parties and Electoral Process; Method of Elections; Party Supremacy and Internal Democracy; Independent Candidature; Regulation of Campaign; Campaign Financing and Expenditure Ceiling; State Monitoring Bodies and Local Government Elections; Electoral Offences; Independence and Autonomy of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC); Delineation of constituencies; Conduct of free and fair elections; The Role of Security Agencies in Elections; Diaspora Voting; Political Recruitment and Internal Democracy in Political Parties. Foreign Policy and Diaspora Matters Committee has Prof. Ibrahim Gambari as chairman and Prof. Lawrence Ekpebu as deputy. Its work outline includes: Prisoner Exchange; Extradition; Promotion of Culture and Tourism, Investment In Tourism; Cultural Exchange; Nigeria and International Peacekeeping Operations; Review of Technical Aid Corps Programme; Promotion of Peace, Human Rights, Justice and Racial Equality within The International System; and Nigeria-centric Foreign Policy. Others are: Security and well-being of Nigerians at Home and Abroad Afrocentricism; Promoting Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) regime; Non Alignment; Economic Diplomacy; Domestication of Treaties; Mutual Legal Assistance; Universal Jurisdiction; Role/Participation in International Organizations; Diaspora Matters; Role of Foreign Missions in Nige % 6 $ Status of Ministry of Foreign Continued on Page 3

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L-R: President Goodluck Jonathan; his mother, Mrs. Eunice Jonathan; Executive Secretary, Nigeria Christian Pilgrims Commission, Mr. Johnkennedy Opara and the Chairman, Senate Committee on Aviation, Senator Hope Uzodimma during Good Friday Church Service at the Aso Villa Chapel in Abuja.

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Confab may seek extension –Kutigi

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t was a double tragedy for a wristwatch seller, Mallam Adamu Salihu who ran into a gang of armed robbers in a cab while relocating from last Monday’s bomb blast site at Nyanya. He lost his wares, mobile phone and N47, 000 to the robbers. Saturday Newswatch gathered that Saliu had lost his friend, who was also a wrist watch seller in the bomb explosion after which he decided to relocate to Masaka town in Nasarawa State. A day after the

explosion, he parked his wares and joined a green coloured Nissan cab from Mararaba market to Masaka. Salihu said he met four men in the cab, who were discussing the explosion in Hausa Language, condemning the perpetrators. He said he also joined in the discussion, and told them how he had lost his bossom friend. “I told them how our " L explosion, I told them I narrowly escaped death by coming late to the shop, and that I am now

relocating to Masaka where I have my home and my immediate family,� he said. Just on the bridge before Gwandara area, he L at the front seat beside the driver, brought out a locally made pistol and told him in Hausa to cooperate with them. “I tried to open the door but I couldn’t open it from my side. The hefty L turned my wrist to my back, dipped his right hand into my trouser pocket and removed N47, 000 and my phone,� Saliu

said. He added that after all the struggle, the driver L front door, the man, who dispossessed him of his belongings, then pushed him out of the car and V However, Saliu did not L Police, claiming he did not know the registration number of the car. “I don’t even have money to but I have sent for my brother who & Nasarawa State to come to my aid,� he said.

National Coordinator, Women for Change and Development Initiative, Princess Rabi Ibrahim, with other members of the group, presenting medical materials to the Medical Services Director of National Hospital, Dr Jaff Mommoh, on behalf of the First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, in Abuja, yesterday.

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he Police High Command declared on yesterday that it had commenced special operations nationwide. The operations encompass extensive counter-terrorism sweeps, detailed overt and covert surveillance operations, intelligence-driven raids, arms mop-up exercise, special stop and search exercise, amongst others. In a release signed by the Force Public Relations ? / @ ; Superintendent of Police, the police operatives involved in the exercise would be drawn from the Bomb Disposal Squad, Counter-Terrorism Units, Police Mobile Force and Joint Border Patrol Units, Force Intelligence Bureau, Police Dog Section and conventional Police Teams. They are expected to pay L parks, airports, seaports, border points, recreation parks, major markets, shopping malls, etc. In ensuring a successful

execution of the special operation, the Inspector General of Police has ordered all Zonal Assistant Inspectors General of Police (AIGs) and Commissioners of Police (CPs), including other ; V of men and resources throughout the period of the

operation. % ; have also been directed to remain on ground and personally supervise the operation throughout the Easter holidays and beyond. “The Police High Command strongly advises owners of unregistered vehicles to withdraw

them from the highways immediately. Persons and companies operating vehicles painted in Police colours or bearing Police insignia are also advised to withdraw them from public roads forthwith directed to arrest, and bring to book all such violators.

It’s dangerous to politicise security matters – APC Govs Saminu Ibrahim, Abuja

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he Progressive Governors Forum (PGF) yesterday said that APC L the Thursday meeting of the National Security Council. The forum explained that L peddled in certain quarters, it stressed that All Progressive Congress (APC) governors reportedly received invitations to the meeting, but were later informed on Tuesday night by the Presidency that the meeting had been postponed. A statement issued yesterday in Abuja and signed by the chairman of the forum,

Governor Rochas Okorocha said, “It is unfortunate that a meeting as important as that of the meeting of National Security Council at this trying moment is reduced to a partisan status.� The statement also stated that “As at Tuesday night, 14 APC governors were in # ! < morning, actually visited victims of the Nyanya bomb blast in Asokoro and National hospitals, where we announced our intention to set up a trust to support victims of terror. Y# L visit, we stated categorically that this is a time that we must all close ranks to ensure the

safety of lives and property. This is not a time to talk about politics with people’s lives.� The PGF stated that the forum found the allegation shocking, and in bad faith of the postponement of the meeting. Y< " call to President Goodluck Jonathan to deepen that particular section of our constitution, which guarantees safety of lives and property of ordinary ] < " leadership at this moment, and do whatever it is within his capacity and capabilities ^ who are involved in this act.

hairman of the National Conference, Justice Idris Kutigi, has said that the group might ask for an extension of time to enable them do justice to the gamut of issues before them. The conference was handed a three-month timeline upon inauguration last month, and the delegates have used up one month already with much ground uncovered. It is expected that on their return from the Easter Holidays, delegates will move straight into L deliberate on crucial issues aimed at addressing the problems, especially certain V Nigerian polity. Kutigi informed the delegates that the National Judicial Institute and 10 meeting rooms at Sheraton Hotels and Towers will be used as venues by the L $ motion for adjournment, he informed the house that the conference will also

/ V < Economic Forum between May 7 and May 9, and that the conference may request for extra days subject to the government approval when the need arises. Delegates also desired more action to ensure safety of lives and property. In her contribution, @ < Resources and a delegate representing Taraba State, Dr. Mrs. Salome Jakanda, made an emotional appeal for the conference to ask the Federal Government to immediately deploy security forces to restore < / " ' told her colleagues that the town was besieged by invading terrorists, which has led to a 24-hour curfew

that has put enormous pressure on the social and economic live of the people. Y< / and there is a 24 hour curfew in the place. People cannot come out from their houses, and they do not have food. It is an invasion that the people are experiencing now, and the invaders came in their thousands and are killing and maiming innocent people,� she said. Debates on insecurity over L then was shifted to the work L Contributing, a delegate from Sokoto State, Alhaji Muhammed Maigari Dingyadi, who faulted the L " / that four days will not be enough for the plenary to fully discuss the reports of 34 L For Abubakar Gigiwa, time for the secretariat to prepare its report should be reduced and added to L work as that would give enough time for proper job to be done, adding that some adjustments on the L be made in line with the complaints. In his contribution, former Minister of Health and a delegate representing Anambra State, Prof. ABC Nwosu, suggested that delegates should respect the time frame allocated for the conference, and should not give the impression to the public that all they wanted was an extension of time for He said that he would not subscribe to any request for the extension of time of the conference because such move would be misconstrued by members of the public that the delegates were seeking extension for pecuniary interest.

Abuja bomb blast perpetrators are deranged, says Muslim group Mikail Mumuni, Abuja

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[ < ? 9[<?: has joined the widespread condemnation of the Monday bomb blast in Nyanyan, describing the perpetrators as deranged minds. [<? by its national president, Mallam Aliu Badmus, and national secretary, Professor < \ " “condemn in the strongest terms the dastard, mindless and ungodly act of the perpetrators of this heinous crime. Such wanton killing of innocent souls could only have come from deranged minds bereft of any respect for human life. It is a sad humanity.� Calling on government to frontally address the

problem of terrorism in the country, the group stated that Nigerians were tired of the V from government that it was on top of the situation. The press statement further stated that “the Islamic < ? V our heartfelt condolences to the relatives of those who lost their lives in the bombing at Nyanya, Abuja, on Monday April 14, 2014. May Allah repose the souls < also commiserate with all those who were injured in < # to grant them quick and full recovery.� <

government’s seeming helplessness, the statement called on the government to rise and engage in what it V contain the scourge.

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2015: Wike is desperate –Amaechi ‌rules out Ikwerre governor in 2015 Nath Omame

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overnor of Rivers State, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, yesterday branded the Supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike, as a desperate politician who wants to become the next governor of the state without regards to the upland and regional dichotomy of the state. Amaechi, who stressed the importance of rotational governorship in the state, insisted that all the ethnic groups in the state should be given the opportunity to produce a governor. He explained that apart from the Ikwerre ethnic nationality, any other ethnic group in the state could contest next year’s governorship election. Having ruled the state as governor from, Governor Amaechi said it would be unfair for yet another Ikwerre son or daughter to aspire to become governor of the state next year. He spoke when the chiefs and elders of Ogu/Bolo paid him a solidarity visit in Government House, Port Harcourt on Friday. He described those from Ikwerre ethnic nationality warming up for next year’s governorship election in the state as desperate

politicians, and called on the people to vote out the PDP. “Let me thank all of you for coming, and I will for L ` State governorship. For those who want to be governor, I will not by law be allowed to be governor again, I have served my two terms, so from next month, we just have twelve months to hand over. “Now what to tell you is " [ " to give the Okirika man, the Ogu/Bolo man, a voice after " [ tell you why I say so. If PDP is bringing an Ikwerre man to run for governorship when an Ikwerre man has served for eight years, it means that what PDP is trying to use the about 1.1 million votes in the four local government areas of Ikwerre to deprive others of the governorship seat. I have told Ikwerre people that that young man whose ambition is blinding him must be thrown out, all Ikwerre people must rise against him and vote for a candidate from another ethnic group. “If you people allow him, and he succeeds, then forget your children, they will never be governor again, so we must show

justice and ensure that it is equitably distributed. Even if you are an ethnic group of 20,000 persons, you have a right to the governorship of the state.� “So Ikwerre people have had their turn and I’m an Ikwerre son, my mother is Ikwerre, my father is ikwerre, I’ve no blood from any other relationship. No Ikwerre person can say I am not Ikwerre.� He said the Ikwerre people and other ethnic nationalities should work together to vote out the supposed Peoples Democratic Party governorship aspirant from Ikwerre ethnic nationality during next year’s election. Amaechi said even the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) in the state would toe the line of justice any APC governorship candidate from Ikwerre ethnic nationality for the 2015 governorship poll. “I will not support the governorship to go to an Ikwerre man in the APC, but as the governor of Rivers State and a frontline member of APC, if I help to ensure that we don’t allow an Ikwerre candidate in APC to allow others to take it, it means that the way to protect yourselves and your children is to vote for that

candidate, and not for the candidate they are bringing in from PDP because Ikwerre cannot govern for another eight years.� He gave assurance that the access road to Ogu/ Bolo would be completed soonest as he promised to mobilise local contractors next week to complete the project, and other ongoing projects in the state. He also pledged to build a new model secondary school in Ogu/Bolo to advance education. Earlier, High Chief Jonah Tamuno, on behalf of Ogu/ Bolo chiefs and elders had thanked Governor Amaechi for his inspirational and courageous leadership. He expressed appreciation that the governor has demonstrated high level of liberality in providing democratic dividends for all Rivers people. While commending Governor Amaechi, High Chief Tamuno as well as Chief Frederick Anga and Chief Marshall Oforibo Kakaka who gave goodwill messages, assured the governor on behalf of the people of Ogu/Bolo to of his administration and leadership direction, especially as next year’s election approaches.

Ex-APPSN chairman urges practitioners to create more cadastral practices

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eadership of the Nigeria Institution of Surveyors (NIS), Oyo State Chapter, has been charged on need for the provision of more cadastral practices in the state. Former Chairman, Association of Private Practising Surveyors of Nigeria (APPSN), Surv. Segun Oladejo, made this charge in his address during the 2014 Annual Seminar, Award Day and Inauguration of new executive members of the association held at the NIS Building, Ibadan. He said though the government of Oyo State was trying its best in this regard, there was V made by NIS as APPSN was ready to join hands towards this end. “I want to bring to the remembrance of the Oyo State Surveyor-General the promise he made recently

that private practitioners would be carried along in the scheme of things in survey parlance,� he said. Oladejo, who enjoined the surveyors in the state to extend hand of fellowship to the incoming APPSN executives, noted that the association had fared well in the last two years under the outgoing regime, saying that, “I will make bold to say that Oyo State is one of the best organised APPSN in Nigeria.� In his address, the new APPSN Chairman, Oyo State, Surveyor P.O Oyetunji, said that his administration would be run on an open-door policy, where everyone would have a sense of belonging V " strengthen the relationship " Surveyor-General of Oyo State, APPSN and NIS as a whole.

Academy marks 5th anniversary

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02 Academy, recently marked its 5th anniversary at the academy’s centre, Morgan Estate Phase 2 Ojodu, Lagos. The academy which specialises in creative training on copy writing, art direction, strategic planning, photography and multimedia software training used the occasion to explain to some journalists, and others who were at the event on their Speaking at the occasion, Ozoemena Mbanefo the founder of the academy said 02 is an initiative by a team with the target to grooming young graduates for creativity. “As a team, we decided to come together with one simple goal, to grow new ad men and duplicate ourselves in them. We go beyond growing them to showing them why they need that growth. We

ensure to send our students for internship, and most of the time they get employed. We graduated 23 last year and 13 are already working. Today, we want to use our 5th anniversary to tell people what we are doing and to reach out to other people who might want to be part of us,� Mbanefo said. The academy is designed to bring the real every day workplace experience of an advertising agency to each student. This is to help them generate content, and create a career part for themselves in the world of advertisement. “We are on a mission to become a hallmark of V 36 that will move industry forward, reshape human thinking and perceptions as well as carve a niche for the Nigerian ad industry. Interestingly, the Academy is free, our students don’t pay anything. ,� Mbanefo said.

Driver, conductor, two others rob passenger at gun point Cyprian Ebele Asaba

Media Coordinator, Joint Task Force, Lt.-Col. Mustapha Anka (left), with the Commander of the troops deployed to Ibaa Community, Capt. M. Yahaya, after a violent clash between two cult groups, which sacked residents of the community in Rivers‌ recently.

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member of the National Conference and Chairman, Conference Commitee on Environment, Senator Florence Ita-Giwa, has felicitated with Nigerians on the Easter celebration urging them to emulate the footsteps of our Lord Jesus Christ in all they do. In a statement made available to newsmen on yesterday, Ita-Giwa said

that the resuurection of Jesus Christ is a strong basis of Christian’s hope, and as such should use the period to improve their relationship with their neighbours and creator. The recently appointed ; ; L on Environment at the National Conference also spoke glowingly of the opportunity given to women at the confab, especially in

appointing them as heads of L She added that the confab " resourceful women who are poised to participate actively in the conference processes, and contribute meaningfully to the proceedings. Her words: “I want to use this opportunity to congratulate Nigerians on the Easter celebration and urge them to continue to pray for

the country and to emulate our Lord Jesus Christ in all they do. “As the Chairman of the ; L \ at the National Conference, I also want to praise the meaningful quota and recognition given to women at the conference, especially in the appointments of some of us as Heads of Commitees. “ We shall not let the nation down with our contributions in any way. “

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passenger, Mr Philip Okoro, who lives opposite Omu Girls Secondary School, Ibusa, Delta State, was reportedly robbed by the occupants of the bus he boarded from Ibusa to Onitsha, Anambra State, which included the driver, conductor and two others. According to the victim, the bus with registration number, JJT 629 XB, suddenly stopped at ; L @ / /" Asaba, where the driver and the other occupants robbed him of his Techno hand set phone with two SIM cards valued at N7,500.00 and the sum of N72,000.00 cash, at gun-

point,. L to the “B� Division Police Station Asaba, the police swung into action, and arrested three of the four suspects that robbed him. Those arrested includwe Kelechi Nwagbe, Uche Emeka and one Felix. The bus used in robbing the victim was also recovered from them. ; the state’s Police Public ` ^^` (DSP) Celestina Kalu, said that the suspects would be charged to court after investigation. The police image-maker warned criminals to vacate the state, adding that there is no hiding place for them.

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Ondo bye-election : PDP threatens to sue REC over remarks on Obanikoro Peter Dada, Akure

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equel to the alleged indictment of the Minister of State for Defence, Alhaji Musiliu Obanikoro, in the recently held byeelection in Ondo State, by the state’s Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Mr. Akin Orebiyi, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state has threatened to sue the REC. At the stakeholders meeting over the supplementary election in Ilaje/Ese Odo Federal Constituency of Ondo State, Orebiyi had alleged that the minister was ‘involved’ in the bye-election of April 5 . % ^ ^ L by the state’s Secretary of the party, Mr. Ibine Oyedele, asked the REC to retract the

controversial statement or face a court action which they said would compel him to do so. “Please recall your unfortunate comments in the Stakeholders Meeting of Ambassador Musiliu Obanikoro. We consider these comments uncouth, ill informed and unprovoked by any reason whatsoever, therefore, we have resolved to further convey to you our disapproval of your action as regards the said comments,� the statement stated. “For the umpteenth time, it is also necessary to make you realise the fact that the practice by political leaders to visit places where their party is on electioneering campaign to

shore up support does not in any manner constitute a crime. Thus to further educate you in this respect, the President, Vice President, Governors and other high ranking * continuously campaigned in states like Ondo, Edo and even of recent Anambra for the party and nowhere had any INEC Resident Commissioner raised an eye brow until now that you seem to be echoing the opinions of the Labour Party, an act we consider unwarranted and unfortunate.� Reacting to the statement, L `\; media report on the reported statement on the minister credited to him was not true. This was contained in a press statement signed by him and

Ondo police arrest 12 for alleged armed robbery

confessed to the crime during investigation, made available to Saturday he Ondo State adding that the men Newswatch yesterday. Police Command of the command are The statement reads : “My has arrested no L " fewer than 17 suspected still on the lookout for report in a section of the media armed robbers, who have other criminals who had escaped arrest. V [ Some of the items the Honourable Minister allegedly been terrorising communities recovered for Defence, Chief Musiliu various from the Obanikoro was in Ese-Odo/ in the state through suspected robbers, Ilaje Federal Constituency their various notorious according to the in recent commissioner on Saturday,April 5, and operations were was seen going round times. cut-to-sized barrel gun, disrupting the conduct of the While parading the expended cartridges, bye-election. The statement suspects at the State live cartridges, UTC was not true. What was Police headquarters in meant simply was that the Akure, the State capital, axe, cutlass, sword and hammer, among other presence of the Honourable Minister (who had been in the State Commissioner harmful gadgets. the Constituency earlier, of Police, Mr Isaac Eke, The police boss then and left before the day of the said the suspects were charged police in the election led to some agitated V state to ensure safety of youths mistaken one of our locations in the state this lives and properties of supervising RECs for the month. the people during and minister and nearly lynched According to the after the Easter festivity. him on Saturday April 6,� it Commissioner, the “I wish to emphasize stated. suspects are Sunday that Ondo State Police David, Bunmi Adewale, Command is determined Sherif Olamoyegun, and prepared to make Sunday Tosin, Kabiru this state uninhabitable Lateef and Elusakin for kidnappers and other Samuel, criminal elements. All Others are Niyi law-abiding citizens are Adesiyan, Olamoyegun hereby assured of security Jelili, Wasiu Olamoyegun, of lives and property Uche Eze , Nnamdi during and beyond this Emeka and Ojo Ayo. Easter period,� the CP Eke explained that assured. all the suspects had Peter Dada, Akure

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Minister flays Aregbesola over comments Members, Association of Non-Indigenous Residents in Oyo State, paying homage to the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Samuel Odunlana, during the celebration of the monarch’s centenary birthday in Ibadan‌recently.

ACPN affirms Bamigbade as guber candidate Benson Edjewhovbo

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rince Peter Adekola Bamigbade has been announced the governorship candidate of the Allied Congress Party of Nigeria (ACPN) in Ekiti State for the June 2014 election. Sokoto State chairman of the party who also doubled as chairman of the electoral L governorship primary, Alhaji * ! + @

Ibrahim Comfort Kudirat as ACPN’s deputy governor for the state’s governorship race. Expressing joy over his which took place at the Cooperative Hall, Ado Ekiti, during the week, Prince Bamigbade said: “Today marks the beginning of a new horizon in my life – a life that is now dedicated to humanity \/ [ V

myself to point Ekiti State in a in the critical areas that are of immediate and long-term priority to our people. Under my leadership as governor of Ekiti State by God’s grace, the fear and will of God in all things will take pre-eminence. Personally, I am taking this great responsibility with every sense of commitment so that I can render an account that will give me a peaceful

Monarchs intervene in Oyo APC crisis of Nigeria (ACN). % " " over to the last two monarchs in congresses which were Oyo State have L waded into the intra members of the defunct party squabbles in the CPC. state chapter of All Findings revealed that Progressives Congress a top monarch from one (APC). The crisis of the local governments emanated from the in Ogbomoso and composition of interim another from Oke-Ogun executive of APC where area of the state have members of defunct invited Alhaji Abdul Congress for Progressive ` # ' L Change (CPC) a factional APC leader, alleged unfairness in for mediation over the appointment of executive members which they They were said to have said was in favour of the earlier spoken with both defunct Action Congress Olusakin Babalola, Ibadan

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Governor Abiola Ajimobi and the state’s party L Saturday Newswatch learnt that leaders of defunct APC promised to get back to the traditional V the congresses. A governorship aspirant and former governorship candidate of defunct CPC, Adebayo ' L members would accept the outcome of the L ‘justice is done to the issue instead of seeking redress in court.�

place of rest at the end of time. I am also keenly looking at a situation where after my tenure, Ekiti people can look back, remember me and say that indeed a governor like no other has traversed the state.“ He assured the people of Ekiti State that their needs on community basis would form the basis of his government’s agenda for the state, promising to work towards a state where the people would be so much at peace with government, and unemployment reduced to the barest minimum with people gainfully engaged in paid employment, business enterprises. He added: “My government, by God’s grace, will work to make the Ekiti man and woman, young and old happy and comfortable as meeting their social needs as earlier said, will be the primary focus of the administration. “I therefore, call for more of your support in all ways towards this project. You have a God anointed candidate in me, a man of his words who is not in politics merely for the sake of it, but determined to make Ekiti State the joy and pride of every of its citizen.�

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inister for Police #V # ! Abdul Jelili Adesiyan, has described as untrue the statement allegedly credited to Osun State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, that he (Adesiyan) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in the August 9 election, Senator Iyiola Omisore, were bent on rigging the next gubernatorial election in the state. In a statement signed

^ < Akinola, Adesiyan said that song of violence and electoral fraud that has become Aregbesola’s ‘political anthem’ in recent times was a testimony that the governor has concluded the plan to rig the next election at all cost. He added that # L were only meant to portray the PDP candidate in a bad light before the electorate, and to malign his integrity. “It is very unfortunate that song of violence and electoral fraud has become governor Aregbesola’s political anthem and signature tune in recent times. It L

rather than concentrate " L of the people of the state, Aregbesola has resorted to blackmail and campaign of calumny ahead of the next gubernatorial election in the state,� the statement read. It further stated, “It is clear to every citizen of the state that the APC is the best when it comes to election rigging and electoral violence. Isn’t that ironical that governor Aregbesola, who came to power through judicial fraud, is accusing the PDP of planning to rig the next election? That he said he will destroy us should be taken seriously in view of his past political violence.� He added that, “We are law abiding citizens, and we cannot resort to any violence before we takeover our stolen mandate from Aregbesola come August. The fact that our party’s gubernatorial primary was conducted in a peaceful and decent manner was a clear testimony that our party does not tolerate, preach or cause violence unlike the APC whose recent congresses across the nation were fraught with violence and harassment of their party members.�

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2015: APC not bothered about defection Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

and virile which is contrary he Imo State chapter to propaganda by some of the All Progressives enemies of the party who are Congress (APC) has busy berating it. “I can assure you that " V mass exodus of its members the number of people to the Peoples Democratic now registered in APC is far more than the total Party (PDP). According to the number of votes cast in Commissioner for 2011 governorship election Information and Strategy, in the state, and in APC, Dr. Theodore Ekechi while we have quite a reasonable

" " number, and it is one of the Imo State, “the most recent best organised parties in development within the Africa in terms of discipline, party indicating that the information and structure,� recent mass defection he explained. Ekechi however, revealed to the PDP is suggestive that the leadership of the that there is a formidable redoubtable party called the party is taking steps to APC that is active, vibrant V

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the members so as to sustain the party as a single indivisible entity, indicating that this has resulted in the smooth conduct of its congress at the ward levels. While explaining that the party is intact, the commissioner described those that have left the party as those incapable of adapting to the new realities on the ground. He boasted that the APC will win with overwhelming majority in the 2015 general elections, dismissing the recent empowerment programmes by some PDP governorship aspirants as mere gimmick to deceive the electorate, asking, “how

can you compare somebody who recently woke up and began to give out rickety tricycles, sowing machines and vehicles to people on loan just because he want to be governor with someone who has been empowering the poor and the needy for the past twenty years without demanding anything in return. * ` / APC, Ekechi also dismissed this as a fallacy, saying that the party is not a party of godfathers where anybody decides what goes on in the party.

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' V ‚ of Polytechnics (ASUP), Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Ebonyi State chapter has called for the sack of the Supervising Minister of Education, Barrister Nyesom Wike. The union accused him of plans to impose a new rector on the school in June this year when the tenure of the incumbent, Prof. Francis " % ` "

" ƒ 63 after eight years as the head of the institution. ASUP pleaded with President Goodluck Jonathan to relieve the minister of his duties for allegedly compromising to impose and install a new rector from outside the polytechnic system. Besides, the union also passed a “vote of absolute Supervising Minister� and further called on the President to remove him, if he fails to resign honourably. This call came barely three weeks when the College of

\ # ' V ‚ ; \#'‚ similar vote, accusing Wike of handling education sector with his political entangling in Rivers politics. The union also accused the minister of being insensitive to the plight of polytechnic education now truncated by seven months old strike. ASUP chairman, Comrade \ a press conference in Abakaliki, decried what they described as “the sustained interference and disregard for law and due process� by the Supervising Minister of Education in the internal V ‚ " ^ especially in the process of the appointment of rector for the institution. The union noted that polytechnics in the country have remained closed for over seven months because of the strike action by their union to press home demands, aimed at “strengthening legal and institutional frameworks for the actualization of the mandate of Nigerian Polytechnics�.

Hold Police responsible for death in detention –Judge Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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Urge FG to hasten work on 2nd Niger Bridge,Obiano told which has been a problem in the state. His good action overnor Willie criminals, touts, # out State has been urged hoodlums and all manner to prevail on the Federal Government to hasten up the construction of the second Niger Bridge and ' ^ Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha Chief Timothy Uba, the ^ ubernatorial Dealers’ Multipurpose Cocandidate of the operative society, urged Progressives that the two projects if Peoples’ Alliance (PPA) in completed would alleviate the traders burden during the November 16, 2013, election in Anambra State, business transaction. Uba commended Mr. Godwin Ezeemo, * yesterday insisted starting on a good note that there was no local by ensuring security in all place, praying that he government election on performs more than his January 11, 2014 against the claim by the state’s predecessors. He commended his Independent Electoral boldness in chasing away Commission. the hitherto fairy criminals, Ezeemo stated this touts, kidnappers, " + gangsters, and all manner of hoodlums that have been from newsmen in Awka, terrorising the state. stating that the annulment His words, “Governor of Ihiala and some parts " Ayamelum local introducing good security, of governments’ elections and chasing away criminals Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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of brigandage, especially at the notorious Upper Iweka axis. “People can move freely now unmolested. I have to commend him, we market

leaders, and all the traders are happy with him. He should not stop it. If he stops they will come back in full force,� he expressed.

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by the Elections Petition Tribunal, supporting his claim that there was no council poll in the state. He said, “As a major stakeholder, I will say that there was no election in Anambra, and events in the court which have been annulling elections in that. “People were deceived by candidate being handpicked against their wishes which has become the norm. “For how long will this be, I hope this will be the last because they did it in Enugu, Imo and some states in the country? “We must not imitate

" reported cases of death of suspects in Police custody, an Ihiala High Court Judge, Justice J.I. Nweje has demanded that the Police be held responsible for it. He made the assertion at a lecture titled, “Enforcing the fundamental rights of the people in the quest for security of life and property in Anambra State�, organised by the Ihiala branch of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) led by Emmanuel Egbunonu. He recalled that Governor < swearing-in ceremony " describing it as a welcome

development, but urged legal practitioners to rise to the challenges so as to prevent the innocent from being punished, especially by the Police. According to him, “that this is a worthy objective that cannot be gainsaid. Yet for the members of the bar, it should be a serious warning sign of the imminent breach of the fundamental rights of people on a scale never seen before. It should be a call to duty. “Going by the above job description, it could be assigned to the Police is the duty of prevention of crime. " criminals from the notorious trouble spots.

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what is wrong, it is pure deceit, and a rape of democracy, we did not Keneth Ofoma, Enugu have local government election here,’’ he said. ational Emergency Management Ezeemo recalled that Agency (NEMA) he initiated a voter advocated the education programme in has establishment of disaster the state with the National / # in government institutions 9„ #: as part of pre-emptive and people on the importance disaster risk reduction of exercising their right measures. The South East cowithout fear or favour. ordinator of NEMA, Dr. According to him, “the $ Charity Ezeemo/National the call in Enugu at a † one-day workshop on Education Campaign is “Comprehensive Disaster to empower people by Management and 2014 FloodPrevention,Mitigation educating them on their and Preparedness�, jointly rights before, during and organised by NEMA and after any election to sustain Enugu State Emergency Management Agency the nation’s democracy.

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(ESEMA). He stated that having desk institution would help build disaster management consciousness on Nigerians. According to him, disaster management entails ensuring that adequate measures are in place to deal with disasters when they occur so that response " V prompt and timely. entitled, “Comprehensive Disaster Management in Nigeria,� said: “Disaster Risk Reduction is to preempt a disaster, and also to put in place a rehabilitation process that rebuilds resilience to future disasters.�

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Saturday Newswatch, April 19, 2014

NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 17/04/2014

NSE Share Index closes on green side ‌ as local bourse gains 0.62% Abiodun Awogbemi

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t was a four day trading for the week as the Federal Government declared Friday18 and Monday 21 April 2014 as public holidays to mark Good Friday and Easter celebrations. The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) All Share Index (ASI) closed the week on the green side as the local bourse gains 0.62 per cent WtD in the four trading days of the week, although less than 0.96 per cent gain last week; the index records another positive outing during the week. Market Capitalisation equally closed higher at 39,325.98 and N12.932 trillion against last week’s closing level of 39,083.66 and N12.554 trillion respectively. Finally, the Year-to-Date loss of the benchmark index dropped to

4.66 per cent Meanwhile, a turnover of 1.532 billion shares worth N14.309 billion in 17,704 deals were traded for the four days NSE in contrast to a total of 1.642 billion shares valued at N23.163 billion that exchanged hands last week in 21,620 deals. The Financial Services Industry (measured by volume) led the activity chart with 1.327 billion shares valued at N10.388 billion traded in 10,582 deals; thus contributing 86.67 per cent and 72.60 per cent to the total equity turnover volume and value respectively. The Conglomerates Industry followed with a turnover of 102.919 million shares worth N578.971 million in 1,198 deals. The third place was occupied by the

Consumer Goods Industry with 28 .978 million shares worth N1.727 billion in 2,218 deals. Trading in the top three equities namely- United Bank for Africa Plc, UBA Capital Plc and Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc (measured by volume) accounted for 800.380 million shares worth N4.765 billion in 2,373 deals, contributing 52.26 per cent and 33.30 per cent to the total equity turnover volume and value respectively. Also traded during the week were a total of 23,153 units of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) valued at N622,765.88 executed in 14 deals compared with a total of 84,238 units of valued at N2.038 million transacted last week in 24 deals. There were no transactions recorded in debt instruments the week under review.

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106.00 20.35 122.00 39.60 7.87

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NESTLE OKOMUOIL MRS GUARANTY NASCON

1,185.00 39.90 54.44 27.41 11.71

STOCK WAPCO STANBIC MOBIL CAP ACCESS

1,149.90 36.02 51.72 27.20 11.55

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7UP ABCTRANS ACCESS AFRIPRUD AGLEVENT AIICO

90.00 0.90 7.87 3.00 1.44 0.79

90.00 0.89 8.26 3.05 1.58 0.79

90.00 0.88 8.00 3.00 1.58 0.79

90.00 0.89 8.26 3.01 1.58 0.79

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21,042 597,500 7,267,172 1,494,014 116,727 130,020

1,711,869.50 530,555.00 59,776,336.00 4,512,161.00 183,993.66 102,344.18

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2.46 10.50

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2.46 10.50

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10,000 1,466

23,400.00 14,630.68

ALUMACO ASHAKACEM ASOSAVINGS BECOPETRO BERGER BOCGAS CADBURY CAP CAPOIL CCNN CHAMS CONOIL CONTINSURE CORNERST COSTAIN COURTVILLE CUSTODYINS CUTIX CWG DANGCEM DANGFLOUR DANGSUGAR DEAPCAP DIAMONDBNK DNMEYER DUNLOP ETERNA ETI EVANSMED FBNH FCMB FIDELITYBK FIDSON FIRSTALUM FLOURMILL FO FORTISMFB GLAXOSMITH GNI GUARANTY GUINEAINS GUINNESS

7.75 17.00 0.50 0.50 8.90 6.47 79.00 39.60 0.50 9.00 0.50 49.20 0.95 0.50 1.19 0.70 2.20 1.90 5.48 234.77 8.13 9.63 0.99 5.90 1.16 0.50 3.61 13.15 2.12 12.25 3.40 2.00 2.90 0.50 67.35 148.99 6.27 70.00 0.50 27.41 0.50 188.00

7.75 17.00 0.50 0.50 8.90 6.47 79.00 41.58 0.50 9.00 0.50 49.20 0.95 0.50 1.15 0.67 2.20 1.90 5.48 234.89 8.00 9.69 0.99 6.12 1.16 0.50 3.61 13.15 2.12 12.40 3.50 2.00 2.90 0.52 67.35 148.99 6.27 70.00 0.50 27.20 0.50 188.00

7.75 17.00 0.50 0.50 8.90 6.47 79.00 40.00 0.50 9.00 0.50 49.20 0.95 0.50 1.15 0.67 2.20 1.90 5.48 234.80 8.00 9.60 0.99 6.00 1.16 0.50 3.61 13.15 2.12 12.20 3.44 1.97 2.90 0.52 67.35 148.99 6.27 70.00 0.50 27.00 0.50 188.00

7.75 17.00 0.50 0.50 8.90 6.47 79.00 40.00 0.50 9.00 0.50 49.20 0.95 0.50 1.15 0.67 2.20 1.90 5.48 234.80 8.00 9.60 0.99 6.10 1.16 0.50 3.61 13.15 2.12 12.27 3.49 1.97 2.90 0.52 67.35 148.99 6.27 70.00 0.50 27.20 0.50 188.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.04 -0.03 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.03 -0.13 -0.03 0.00 0.20 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.09 -0.03 0.00 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.21 0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -3.36 -4.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 -1.60 -0.31 0.00 3.39 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.16 2.65 -1.50 0.00 4.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.77 0.00 0.00

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15,000 190,566 2,400 561 12,026 13,650 123,316 452,463 5,000 115,895 191,380 39,690 167,000 1,368,812 239,647 490,770 2,564,383 69,994 2,808 139,371 416,596 737,153 200 11,333,752 49,332 40,000 920 196,538 29,012 21,841,175 7,048,995 5,942,442 289,583 100,000 464,541 20,376 1,000 166,542 10,000 8,955,124 2,500 18,221

110,550.00 3,266,852.75 1,200.00 280.50 107,396.79 83,947.50 9,286,093.00 18,302,112.00 2,500.00 1,052,078.62 95,690.00 1,924,291.25 158,750.00 684,406.00 278,229.44 328,815.91 5,642,514.00 137,588.12 14,629.68 32,724,112.00 3,333,098.00 7,102,993.50 190.00 68,972,912.00 55,721.17 20,000.00 3,155.60 2,573,851.25 58,606.40 267,161,680.00 24,593,466.00 11,832,889.00 839,060.44 52,000.00 31,289,320.00 2,884,222.75 5,960.00 11,651,854.00 5,000.00 242,763,152.00 1,250.00 3,345,394.75

CHANGE % 3.78 4.96 0.82 1.01 4.96

CHANGE % -2.96 -9.72 -5.00 -0.77 -1.37

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 17/04/2014 Symbol

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HMARKINS HONYFLOUR IKEJAHOTEL INFINITY INTBREW INTENEGINS IPWA JAPAULOIL JBERGER JOHNHOLT LEARNAFRCA LINKASSURE LIVESTOCK MANDRID MANSARD MAYBAKER MBENEFIT MOBIL MRS NAHCO NASCON NB NCR NEIMETH NEM NESTLE NIG-GERMAN NPFMCRFBK OANDO OASISINS OKOMUOIL OMATEK PAINTCOM PHARMDEKO PORTPAINT PRESCO PRESTIGE PZ REDSTAREX RESORTSAL ROYALEX RTBRISCOE SCOA SEPLAT SKYEBANK STANBIC STDINSURE STERLNBANK STUDPRESS THOMASWY TOTAL TRANSCORP TRANSEXPR UAC-PROP UACN UBA UBCAP UBN UNIC UNILEVER UNIONDAC UNITYBNK UNITYKAP UPL VITAFOAM WAPCO WAPIC WEMABANK ZENITHBANK

0.50 3.81 0.61 1.61 26.50 0.62 0.61 0.50 69.90 1.21 1.77 0.50 3.16 5.35 2.25 1.72 0.50 122.00 54.44 4.93 11.71 149.99 15.99 1.26 0.76 1185.00 7.36 0.84 16.00 0.59 39.90 0.50 1.64 1.57 4.10 42.00 0.58 33.45 4.21 0.50 0.62 1.15 5.06 666.79 3.50 20.35 0.50 2.29 2.40 0.79 171.50 3.86 2.24 25.00 59.21 7.00 2.60 10.00 0.50 44.75 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.05 4.20 106.00 0.70 0.95 22.42

0.50 3.94 0.61 1.61 26.50 0.62 0.61 0.50 69.90 1.21 1.70 0.50 3.11 5.35 2.32 1.80 0.50 123.00 51.72 5.00 11.55 150.00 15.99 1.26 0.78 1149.90 7.36 0.88 16.00 0.57 37.91 0.50 1.64 1.57 4.10 42.00 0.58 33.45 4.21 0.50 0.62 1.20 5.06 666.79 3.53 21.36 0.50 2.40 2.40 0.79 171.50 3.87 2.24 25.00 59.21 7.07 2.62 10.27 0.50 44.75 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.05 4.20 110.01 0.71 0.97 22.50

0.50 3.73 0.61 1.61 26.50 0.62 0.61 0.50 69.90 1.21 1.70 0.50 3.06 5.35 2.30 1.75 0.50 123.00 51.72 4.91 11.55 148.73 15.99 1.26 0.76 1149.90 7.36 0.80 15.91 0.57 36.02 0.50 1.64 1.57 4.10 42.00 0.58 33.45 4.21 0.50 0.62 1.15 5.06 666.79 3.47 20.45 0.50 2.19 2.40 0.79 171.50 3.80 2.24 24.98 59.21 6.87 2.56 10.10 0.50 44.75 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.05 4.05 110.01 0.70 0.95 22.00

0.50 3.94 0.61 1.61 26.50 0.62 0.61 0.50 69.90 1.21 1.70 0.50 3.06 5.35 2.32 1.80 0.50 123.00 51.72 4.91 11.55 150.00 15.99 1.26 0.78 1149.90 7.36 0.88 15.97 0.57 36.02 0.50 1.64 1.57 4.10 42.00 0.58 33.45 4.21 0.50 0.62 1.20 5.06 666.79 3.47 21.36 0.50 2.40 2.40 0.79 171.50 3.83 2.24 25.00 59.21 7.05 2.60 10.27 0.50 44.75 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.05 4.20 110.01 0.70 0.97 22.50

0.00 3.41 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -3.95 0.00 -3.16 0.00 3.11 4.65 0.00 0.82 -5.00 -0.41 -1.37 0.01 0.00 0.00 2.63 -2.96 0.00 4.76 -0.19 -3.39 -9.72 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.35 0.00 0.00 -0.86 4.96 0.00 4.80 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.78 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.71 0.00 2.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.78 0.00 2.11 0.36

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

1,100 3,670,815 64,015 24,277 26,805 20,000 668 524,399 5,226 452 145,500 8,000 594,500 150 557,503 380,659 217,500 50,636 103,149 2,360,268 499,647 525,007 7,000 65,800 2,889,345 43,429 529 927,827 2,831,540 108,000 784,234 160,000 500 10 131 63,000 497,000 191,143 125,360 10,200,000 98,400 830,724 850 42,001 6,232,720 2,335,957 250 6,338,355 2,000 400 33,143 16,543,498 80,000 514,057 182,339 562,269,112 72,498,888 824,851 28,000 71,410 7,000 12,000 810,000 29,300 687,694 295,677 1,620,154 1,636,332 12,727,859

550.00 14,136,263.00 38,469.60 38,593.20 702,636.62 11,800.00 387.44 262,199.50 348,811.25 519.80 247,100.00 4,000.00 1,857,752.12 802.50 1,282,564.62 674,131.62 108,750.00 6,212,468.50 5,326,641.00 11,619,585.00 5,759,619.50 78,558,752.00 106,400.00 78,960.00 2,220,289.75 49,571,692.00 3,703.00 766,655.00 45,192,876.00 61,560.00 28,540,714.00 80,000.00 860.00 15.70 563.30 2,624,020.00 288,400.00 6,677,378.50 535,491.19 5,100,000.00 58,056.00 985,428.12 4,088.50 30,575,542.00 21,796,860.00 49,250,604.00 125.00 14,192,950.00 4,560.00 304.00 5,635,697.50 63,522,644.00 170,400.00 12,849,659.00 10,753,163.00 3,877,521,408.00 189,090,176.00 8,370,870.00 14,000.00 3,273,225.25 3,500.00 6,000.00 405,000.00 118,393.00 2,825,245.75 32,526,882.00 1,136,876.88 1,572,030.25 280,175,808.00

0.00 0.13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.07 0.00 -0.10 0.00 0.07 0.08 0.00 1.00 -2.72 -0.02 -0.16 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.02 -35.10 0.00 0.04 -0.03 -0.02 -3.88 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.05 0.00 0.00 -0.03 1.01 0.00 0.11 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.03 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.05 0.00 0.27 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.01 0.00 0.02 0.08

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Jonathan, Kwankwaso’s war of words Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

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t was at the All Progressives Congress (APC) elders’ meeting at the Kano State Government House, last Sunday that the state governor, Rabiu Kwankwaso, reeled out his reasons President Goodluck Jonathan shouldn’t be considered for a second term. According to him, the reasons border on L aides. The governor disclosed that since ƒ Y been done towards the development of the nation,� lamenting that under the

^ Y embezzlement of treasury have become the order of the day.� He explicitly sought the President’s reaction to alleged missing (or) mismanaged $20 billion government funds, which led to the suspension of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. Kwankwaso expressed regret for voting President Jonathan in 2011 because the President has disappointed Nigerians.

 Y[ L President Goodluck Jonathan in the 2011 presidential election, as he has done nothing to move the nation forward.� Y " ! Nigeria at the expense of the generality of the citizenry,� Kwankwaso said, lamenting that despite the President’s

manifest inadequacies, he is still bent on being re-elected in 2015. He declared that such an ambition is impossible. / ' Ă‚ Y[ „34 is missing in one of the Kano State [ " L [ is true, I must commend the person for ! " / action on it.â€? He therefore vowed that Kano people would not welcome the President on his Tuesday’s state visit because the people have nothing to show for their unalloyed Ăƒ Y ! / respected son, Sanusi.â€? He thus urged the electorate to vote for the APC in 2015. But, at the Tuesday rally, President

Jonathan accused Kwankwaso of withholding the campaign fund meant for Kano State delegates during the PDP presidential primary in 2011. Speaking at the Polo Ground in Kano where he formally received former state governor, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, into the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ^ Ă‚ Y& people of Kano that Kwankwaso did not vote for me in both the primary and secondary elections. Y% " members for election purposes was taken away by Kwankwaso without giving anybody a kobo. How can he say he voted for me? He was one of those that walked out during the primary elections when it became glaring that I was Continued on Page 16

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Jonathan, Kwankwaso’s war of words Continued from Page 15

winning,â€? he disclosed. He alleged that “Kwankwaso collected N255 billion local government federal allocation from June 2011 to date but that there is nothing done with the money for the local government areas of the state. “Kano State people should call all the 44 chairmen of the local government areas and ask them what they did in Kano State from June 2011 when we came [ be noted that all the 44 local government areas have received a total of N255,342,147,212.8,â€? he added. Also, President Jonathan L administration has provided fertilizer at subsidised rates to more than 76,000 farmers in Kano State through its growth enhancement scheme within the last two years. Federal Government’s intervention, the President argued, was meant to boost rice and maize production in the state and the country at large, adding that not less than 26,000 tons of fertilizer were provided for farmers in Kano within the period under review. He explained that the gesture, in addition to the 50,000 tons of improved rice and maize seeds, is aimed at improving agricultural production in the country. However, he assured that the Federal Government would continue to support the production of wheat, rice and groundnut in order to make Ă„ # he stated that Kano indigenes have been economically empowered through the Federal Government’s SURE-P programme, adding that the Federal Government is funding the ongoing construction of Ă„ Maiduguri road intersection in the heart of Kano City. According to President Jonathan, the Federal Government sponsored 16 primary healthcare centres. Responding, Kwankwaso challenged President Jonathan to take a trip around Kano to ascertain what he has done with the N255 billion local government intervention funds, among numerous other projects which are in progress. Earlier, the Minister of Information, Labaran Maku, had enumerated Federal Government-sponsored projects in Kano, which include the upgrade of the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport among others.

It would be recalled that Kwanwaso, had at the second matriculation ceremony of students of Northwest University, Kano, at the Government House lawn, described President Jonathan as insensitive to the yearnings of Nigerians, saying that at a time when the nation was mourning the Nyanya bomb explosion that left many either dead or injured, the President decided to embark on “merry-making trips.� Kwankwaso, who spoke in Hausa, wondered why the President should be travelling “aimlessly with taxpayers’ money while the common man is being killed daily because of the failure of the Federal Government to adequately protect life and property.� Speaking through his Director of Press and Public Relations, Halilu Dantiye, Kwankwaso said: “At a time when several innocent lives have been lost, when many of the victims are in hospital seeking blood donations to survive, the President is gallivanting round the country in the name of PDP unity rally.� “The man came to Kano to smear our image, but thank God, the man gave me free publicity by mentioning my name over 50 times in a 15 minute address.� Meanwhile, the APC has characteristically accused President Jonathan of exhibiting the traits of an insensitive and L returning to his illegal campaign train barely 24 hours after 75 of his compatriots died in a bomb blast in Abuja and as news broke that 200 school girls had been abducted by Boko Haram in Borno State. According to a statement by its Interim National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, on Wednesday, the party renewed its call on the President to urgently convene a stakeholders’ summit and pursue a non-partisan approach towards ending the insurgency, as it is now very obvious that the challenge posed by it is beyond the capacity of his government. It said: “The message that President Jonathan is sending to Nigerians is that keeping his plum job, at all cost, is more important to him than the security and welfare of the same people who voted him into " ^ would not have rushed back to his illegal campaign trail at a time he should be leading the nation in mourning the dead. “A President who said his ambition is not worth the blood of anyone is now dancing

Jonathan

Kwankwaso gleefully on the graves of over 70 of his compatriots. What is so important about the illegal campaign in Kano on Tuesday that could not wait for the smoke to clear from the scene

Kano State people should call all the 44 chairmen of the local government areas and ask them what they did in Kano State from June 2011 when we came to

It should be noted that all the 44 local government areas have received a total of

of the deadly blast on Monday? Who will President Jonathan rule when his country men and women are being daily mowed down under his watch? “Without mincing words, President Jonathan erred badly by not showing enough sympathy for the victims of Monday’s blast. More people died in the blast than from Kenya’s mall shooting last September, yet President Uhuru L of national mourning during "

" of Kenya prayed for the dead and the injured. “In 2012, General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) ordered the immediate postponement of all activities long planned to mark his 70th birthday, following the death in a helicopter crash of General Azazi, Governor Patrick Yakowa and others in a helicopter crash $ ' ' V of a great leader,� the statement read. It added: “Even if President Jonathan does not want to mourn the death of the citizens, he should have at least kept a " "

avoid a repeat of the disgusting show last February, when he led others to pop champagne corks and clink glasses at the wasteful centenary celebration right after at least 43 school children were massacred in Yobe State. Nigerians are now asking: ‘Would the President have returned so quickly to the soapbox if any of his family V that befell the victims of the blast, or if any of his appointees had been a victim? “How can a President whose failure of leadership has led to the untimely deaths of 1,500 mostly civilians in the hands of terrorists this year alone be so numb to the fate and plight of " Ă… " the action of a President who was in a celebration mood in Kano on Tuesday, even when the surviving victims are still writhing in pain in various hospitals, the bodies of the victims are still lying cold in the morgue and the fate of dozens of abducted school girls remains unknown?â€? The party urged President Jonathan, as a father, a leader and human being, to take a moment of deep introspection to Y^ he will realise that long after Æ " dimmed and the retinue of lick L would be remembered more for his humanity than his vanities,â€? the statement added. The APC said it is imperative for President Jonathan to hearken to the voice of reason because his aides and party

V train, would rather blame everyone but the President and themselves for the woes that have befallen Nigeria under his watch. It would be noted that of all the G-5 governors calling for the soul of the PDP, only Kwankwaso remains adamant as he has refused to let go, maintaining his belief in the death of the party that brought him to power, as well as the survival of his new party, the APC especially as 2015 draws nearer. However, with the ongoing tension in the country, especially, up North, the presidential ambition of the President is threatened in the zone. But as PDP members, top-shots and power brokers, including the new entrant Shekarau work assiduously for its intended goal may still be achieved without much ado.

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Politics

Ondo supplementary polls of controversy Peter Dada, Akure

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olitical stakeholders in Ondo State are still waiting Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on the penultimate Saturday’s byeelection in Ilaje/Ese Odo Federal Constituency declared inconclusive. It would be recalled that the ^ $ # announcing that the supplementary " and that the date would be communicated to the parties later. # Ç ‚ this report the date was yet to be announced by the commission Adeyemi argued that the V 6 3ĂˆĂ‰ " the winner and the runner up was far less than the number of ĂŠ 444 " hoodlums and as such couldn’t participate in the election. $ [„\; available results announced by the commission were that Kolade #/ ! & ^ 9&^: 3Ă‹ Ăˆ3ĂŒĂƒ @ # " Kukute of the Peoples Democratic ^ 9^ ^: 33 ĂŒ3É Ăƒ while Adewale Omojuwa of the All Progressives Congress (APC ) Ăˆ 3Ă‹3 Other results were: Advance Congress of Democrats (ACD) got 6Ă‹ĂŠ Ăƒ ^ ; 9^ ;: 3ÊÉ Ăƒ Progressive People’s Alliance (PPA) 6ĂŠĂ‹ Fact is that some suspected political thugs reportedly did not " # < 3 in Ese Odo Local Government Area to hold as they prevented INEC to the units of the ward. ‚ " \ Act does not contain the contentious situation that made it impossible for political stakeholders to objectively discuss the development in line with the stance of the Electoral Act.

" # ' 3ĂŒ 96: " / election postponement. It reads: “Where a date has been appointed for the holding of an election and there is reason to believe that a serious breach of the peace is / proceeded with on that date or it is impossible to conduct the election as a result of natural disasters or may postpone the election and shall in respect of the area or areas

Akinjo Mimiko

Kukute for the holding of the postponed for the postponement is cogent and Ă? Throwing its weight behind the + ^ ^ actually wanted the supplementary / / " that Arogbo Ward II is one of the wards the party was expecting a higher number of votes so that if the

We view with all seriousness the fact that the bye-election of the Ilaje Ese-Odo Federal constituency had to be declared inconclusive. This is because of the many indecorous acts of Governor Olusegun Mimiko who erected several road blocks on the path of attaining a free and fair election

party could carry the day. [ @ \ ] # " " Ă„ " # < [[ election did not also hold in New ƒ @ < [[ @ < [ activities of hoodlums allegedly sponsored by the ruling party. He said: “In Ilaje Local * # &^ " @ Ward II. There was no election in Legha unit and Piawe. This development also occurred in unit 446 ^ [ 443 Ă? < the LP to seek a declarative order that will compel INEC to declare its " Alabi said his party believes the court would not permit the abuse an Electoral Petition Tribunal can ! L ' @ # ? / " the view that INEC did the right thing in declaring the election decision foiled the LP’s alleged plan to win the election by every means.

Omojuwa

“We view with all seriousness the fact that the bye-election of the Ilaje Ese Odo Federal constituency had to be declared inconclusive. This is because of the many indecorous * @ / who erected several road blocks on L Ă? ? / He however commended INEC for organising a credible election and also congratulated all the security agencies for their professionalism and vigilance during the conduct and collation of the results. [„\; decision on the election was out-rightly condemned by the LP leadership which was already ! available results from various units and wards in the two local governments. &^ [„\; \ # the election needed to be won on simple majority of the total votes " Ă„ ! " 36 33 " / " reason to declare its candidate winner. It is also worthy of note that the LP may lose the election if it allows the supplementary election because

the contentious Arogbo Ward II " Ê 444 ^ ^ " special adviser to the chairman „ #V / PDP leader in the area.

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L # been insisting that INEC should declare its candidate winner of the provisions as required by the Electoral Act. % &^ ; [" " has advised INEC to declare the " " commission has no genuine reason under the law for its refusal to declare the LP candidate winner. # with INEC show that its candidate polled the highest votes in the election. According to a statement by the the simple majority needed to win the election. “INEC records show that LP candidate won the election Ăƒ we know the INEC in connivance with the PDP want to get victory through the back door and this " " " Ă? statement said. He added that prior to the " for any likelihood of election that “this makes the provision of 3ĂŒ 96: 93: 9Ă‹: 98: 97: \ # 3464 Y# ĂŒĂˆ of Electoral Act on the declaration of result which reads that: ‘ In ^ * " or not contested and in any contested election to any other ascertained by counting the votes cast for each candidate and subject 6Ă‹Ă‹ 6Ă‹8 6ĂŠĂˆ ; candidate that receives the highest number of lawful votes cast shall be declared elected by the appropriate ` Ă? @ " source in INEC disclosed that the L " the interpretation of the relevant sections of the Electoral Act to know what steps to take on the issue.

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^ #L ƒ brief the commission on the election and be instructed on whether the supplementary election should hold or not.

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How marriage ceremony turned political rally in Benue Godwin Akor, Makurdi

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aturday, March 29, a commissioner with the Benue State Independent Electoral Commission (BSIEC), Mr. Ben Ikwue, gave out his daughter to the son of the Minister of State for Trade and Investment, Dr. Samuel Ortom, in marriage at the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Gboko road, Makurdi. Apart from being more colourful, the reception that was organised at the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB) Square after Christen Onyechi Ikwue and David Terdoo Ortom had been joined at the altar, was of political advantage to Dr. Ortom who is aspiring to become governor of Benue State in 2015. Dr. Ortom, a Tiv from the Fulani devastated local government of Guma, went to far away Otukpo in Idomaland to pick a wife for his son. No one knew the implication of the project Dr. Ortom was embarking on until the day of wedding when the entire Idoma nation moved to Makurdi to tactically endorse Ortom’s ambition. The political leader of Idomaland who is the Senate President, David Mark, was represented by no less a personality than Mr. Hassan Salleh who is representing Ado/Ogbadibo/Okpokwu federal constituency in the House of Representatives. Even as President Goodluck Jonathan could not personally grace the occasion, he sent the Minister of Interior, Comrade Abba Moro, to represent him. Both Salleh and Moro spoke glowingly about Dr. Ortom’s humane character and disposition and condemned the invasion of his place by Fulani herdsmen. They assured him of Federal Government’s readiness towards addressing the problem, and true to their words, few weeks after the wedding, soldiers were deployed to Benue State. They did not mince words when they described Dr. Ortom and Mr. Ikwue as a bridge of understanding across the state and the entire nation. Governor Gabriel Suswam who was represented by his wife, Dooshima, was full of praises for Ortom and Ikwue who demonstrated the spirit

Lagos invites security operatives to investigate Adegboruwa’s assassination claim

Mark of one Nigeria by allowing their children to go into interethnic marriage which would further promote unity. Jonathan, Mark and Suswam were particularly pleased that at a time many were fanning the embers of disunity in Nigeria, the Tiv and Idoma have through Ortom and Ikwue showed that since God had put the two ethnic groups together in Benue, no one should put them asunder. The people of Nzorov where Ortom hails from and the people of Otukpo where Ikwue hails from could not hide their feelings as they rolled out drums to celebrate their own. Ikwue had in his wisdom, got married to a Tiv woman; so, giving out his daughter to a Tiv was like cementing the relationship between the two ethnic groups. At the IBB square, venue of the occasion, people from all walks of life graced the Ministry of Aviation showed love towards Ortom as if he had been their minister ' V the Ministry of Trade and Investment, took on themselves, the responsibility of ensuring that the wedding was a success. Traditional rulers from both divides also graced the occasion. To add more colour to the occasion, members of the opposition occupied prominent seats at the reception to show that the minister was a man of the people. For those that had not known how close Dr. Ortom was to the media, " reception that the minister who publishes the Oracle magazine has had a longstanding relationship with journalists. Indeed, Dr. Ortom is the patron of the

Suswam Benue State chapter of the Independent Newspaper Publishers Association of Nigeria. Ortom relates one-on-one with every correspondent of national dailies in Benue State. In fact, he L the correspondents and L personally to show that he had a lot of respect for them. Christian associations V sent representatives to the wedding. Both in the church and at the reception, the uniform of the various church organisations L arrangement. The reception was arranged in such a way that the Tiv and Idoma mixed together with traditional music renting the air. As if Ortom had arranged for a special Idoma music, his in-laws composed a music series on

In fact, any governorship aspirant who has done so much for the people of Benue State is only trying to emulate Ortom who began his good works when he was the chairman of Guma Local Government

Jonathan his achievements and his ambition to rule Benue State in 2015. When some day in April this year, Dr. Ortom gives out a daughter of his in marriage. would anyone say the invasion of Guma Local Government and the entire Tivland as well as Agatu in Idomaland would not be a blessing to the people of Benue State in due course if at the peak of the crisis the minister’s blessings increase like those of the biblical Abraham? Ortom has followed the biblical injunction that says one should not marry from among his relations - Genesis Chapter 28. The wedding between Ortom’s son and Ikwue’s daughter may not now but as the 2015 draws nearer, some people would certainly see that there was the hand of God in that It was on March 29 that one came to know that several groups had already been formed in support of Dr. Ortom’s governorship ambition. It was on that day that those who had bought vehicles for the Ortom’s ambition displayed them for people to see. No one can make any " far Ortom has gone in his quest for the number one position in Benue State just as no one can also say that any other aspirant is more acceptable than Dr. Ortom. In fact, any governorship aspirant who has done so much for the people of Benue State is only trying to emulate Ortom who began his good works when he was the chairman of Guma Local Government. When he was later the state secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, he became the symbol of the party everywhere he went.

agos State AttorneyGeneral and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Ade Ipaye, has urged an immediate investigation into the allegation of assassination attempt against the state government by a legal practitioner, Mr. Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa. Ipaye, in a letter dated April 15, 2014 and addressed to the State Commissioner of Police, called his attention to a claim by Adegboroye, alleging assassination attempt on his life by officials of the Lagos State government. According to him, “it is a fact that Mr. Adegboruwa is a litigant in a case involving the state government and which I am handling personally. The case is currently pending before both the Court of Appeal and the Federal High Court. “The state government, as a constant champion of rule of law and good governance, considers it preposterous that a legal practitioner of Mr. Adegboruwa’s standing would level such a grievous and unsubstantiated allegation against the Lagos State government without any factual or empirical investigation being conducted, and without providing a shred of evidence in support of his claim.� The commissioner reiterated that the safety and security of every member of the society is of great concern to the state government, saying “having considered the seriousness of Mr. Adegboruwa’s allegation, I hereby respectfully request your offices to please investigate the allegation for the purpose of establishing veracity of same and apprehending the alleged assailants.� Ipaye also called on the Commissioner of Police to prioritise this investigation and make a report of his findings public as early as practicable. Director of the State Security Service (DSSS) and the State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) were copied in the letter for necessary actions.

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Sullivan and Enugu’s political road

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want to commend Governor Sullivan Chime for building many roads in Enugu State, especially the political roads; that is, roads that have been used by past governments to secure second tenure only to abandon them after capturing power via our votes. An example is the Ugwuogo-Nike-Ikem road. When I was told that the contract for the road has been awarded, I thought it was another political gimmick. But Governor Chime proved me wrong. This road is nearing completion. Roads built by the present government in Enugu State are of high quality, more durable than two the federal roads being built in the same state now. One of such roads is the Amansea-9th Mile segment on the Enugu-Onitsha expressway. Another is the road which traversed Ikem and Obollo Afor. These federal roads have potholes despite the fact that they were asphalted just months ago.

But the roads built by Governor Chime usually last a long time because they are properly supervised and well built with drainages. Building many kilometers of roads as democracy dividend is one thing; another most important thing is the quality and durability of such roads. For a state government to use reputable Arab Contractors shows that it meant well for the people. I give the governor a Russian bow with my forehead on the ground. He is leaving a good legacy in the coal city state because anything worth doing is worth doing well.

" [ " L Governor. Chime to the Ugwuogo-NikeNeke-Ikem road. Work was stopped abruptly in October last year and as this year’s rainy season will soon set in, if the road is not re-visited, it will have to wait till another dry season.

Cultism in our schools: Students living in fear By Olaniyan Tosin

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y heart almost leaped out of my chest last week when I witnessed the brutal beating given to a certain guy by some cult members. No one had the courage to interfere, and everyone ran helter-skelter. It was indeed a fearful incident. Why must we continue to live in fear? Shouldn’t we further our education to the tertiary institution? Why must students die by sheer act of cultism? These are the disheartening questions I ask myself. A great number of Nigerian universities and " Children who were sent to school to learn and become great in life tend to become threats to others in the society. A particular part of Abeokuta experienced L / % members of a particular cult brought confusion and fear into the mind of the residents. Why must this go on? # " L her matriculation ceremony because cultists end / Then I sat and thought about it. Why would I miss one of the most important events of my life because of fear of the unexpected? The irony of life doesn’t cease to amaze me. How can we eradicate this from our schools and society? Firstly, the government should set up educational forum in schools that would teach students the disadvantages and problems of cultism. Just as we’ve got Sex Education, there should also be Cultism Education; they should educate them about cultism education as well.

Secondly, parents should train their children in the right way. They do say charity begins at home. Some children became hooligans right from their parents’ womb. If the parents do not make durable changes before that child gets to " L Lastly, students should also train themselves for good. I believe the future of anyone is in his hands, and we can only become what we want

< Ăƒ * L Thirst for power, popularity and respect won’t earn us anything. Killing, kidnapping, raping " It would only bring death, and destruction of properties. It would also bring hatred and fear into our minds and hearts. Let’s strive to become good citizens of our country, and in so doing becomes useful to ourselves and the society at large.

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Opinion

Nigeria is pathetically falling apart By Temitayo Taylor

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hen the British colonial administration lowered the Union Jack in Lagos on October 1, 1960, Nigeria was Africa’s greatest hope. Its pool of talents, chunk of fertile land and oil discovery gave Africans a faint hope in economic transformation, but despite the vast wealth, the nation has struggled to provide basic necessities for its citizens. On February 3 this year, Nigeria celebrated it centenary anniversary in a grand style with many world leaders in L 6 year, the nation also celebrated its 53 years of independence with millions of naira spent. Before now, Nigerians were

L " " supply, but now that the sector has been sold to private operators, the situation has worsened. In 1999 when President Olusegun Obasanjo took over power, the country was told that with the massive investment in building generating power plants, Nigeria by 2003 would have available power, and at 64 444 " L capacity. 11 years down the line, " L 2,400. Several billions of dollars have been spent; lots of new generating plants built and commissioned and old plants renovated, but today, we are back to square one. Meanwhile, the missing Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation N20 billion dollars which is roughly estimated at N3.2 trillion using N160 as the exchange rate will not only revamp and restore our production capacity, but build 10 additional ones, going by a

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Countries like China, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates and others who ingeniously have transformed their countries from hitherto shackles of poverty to world class developed cities detest corruption because it retarded their development and threatened their survival and sustainability, but here in Nigeria, we dwell and live on corruption. We celebrate and carry it out with absolute impunity. Diversion of funds and our collective resources are no longer in terms of billions of naira but billions of dollars. Nigeria resources have been mismanaged as less than 15 out of about 460 forest reserve V % question now is what happened to the others? Nigerians presently struggle

to get what supposedly should be their civic right in terms of welfare because the government has failed to provide. Employment, which should be based on merit has now been hijacked and manipulated by % has denied the less privileged or the average Nigerian who does not have at his disposal people ‘at the top’ the opportunity of L For instance, the recent Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) employment scheme which claimed about 19 lives and left many injured revealed that millions of Nigerian youths are jobless; an ugly situation " L of the government. It is very disheartening that job seekers were asked to pay certain amount for government jobs, even when there is no guarantee of employment. % " 65-70% of the population are

excluded in decision making and barred from making input in laws or policies that concerns their future. Yet they are regarded as the hope and future of the Nation! Presently, delegates from all the 36 states including Abuja are gathered at the nation’s capital to dialogue on the state of the nation, but youths are under-represented. All these conferences, celebrations, dialogues and meetings which have been held without any meaningful impact, have in one way or another wasted the nation’s resources. Insecurity and insurgency is another cankerworm that has eaten deep into country. Innocent souls, especially school children, were claimed and many properties destroyed by the so called ‘Boko Haram’ insurgents and Fulani herdsmen, yet no lasting solution has been found to arrest the adonising menace. [ # ' V Union of Universities (ASUU) # ' V ‚ Polytechnics’ (ASUP)’s strike actions and fuel scarcity as a result of the government to the union. Fuel subsidy removal issue and pipelines vandalisation are no more news, but an anthem of some sort recited by secondary and primary school pupils. However, perpetrators of evil now strive without impunity because there are highly distinguish Nigerians who It seems that the only thing for us to do at the moment is to keep hoping for a messiah who will save the country before it completely falls apart. Temitayo Taylor wrote from Abeokuta

Why Abba Moro should get President’s boot Onyiorah Chiduluemije Paschal

Continued from last week Meanwhile, based on the foregoing and with hindsight, can we now assume that the Honourable Minister could have most likely disagreed with the erstwhile Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, on the basis of primordial sentiments bordering on issues of recruitment, as were then reported by some media? Whereas a number of people are bound to disregard the above scenario as most unlikely to be the case at the time, it remains my humble opinion that the reverse was the case, for some reason. Like I did posit in the wake of the Presidential directive to Mrs. Rose Chinyere Uzoma, compelling her to embark on pre-retirement leave

(following series of allegations leveled against her, reportedly by some of her colleagues) and the immediate composition of an investigative panel by Comrade Abba Moro to probe her Ă‚ Y% that if the Honourable Minister was actually involved directly or indirectly in the job racketeering rocking the Nigeria Immigration Service, then truth of what transpired would L V Ă? (see Daily Independent, January 24, 2013). Needless to say that it is on the basis of this failure or the refusal of Comrade Abba Moro to make the report of this panel of inquiry public that I submit that his disagreement with Mrs. Uzoma was purely borne L

primordial sentiments and personal interest, nothing more and nothing less. Curiously, if the reports emanating from the social media are anything to go by, then the wide spread impression that President Goodluck ƒ L or is rather proving to be incapable of moving against Comrade Abba Moro, primarily because he is viewed as the choice or surrogate of the distinguished Senate President, David Mark is not only most unfortunate, but impugns the much professed integrity of Jonathan’s administration, especially as relates to his recently reported assertion that issues of corruption are somewhat exaggerated in Nigeria. As has been contended in some

quarters, if the immediate past Aviation Minister, Mrs. Stella Oduah, could be shown the way out of the cabinet allegedly, because of issues of corruption, then it boggles one’s mind why President Jonathan would tarry further to do same to Patrick Abba Moro, especially considering his refusal to voluntarily throw in the towel (despite public outcry for him to do so). Of course, there is no gainsaying the fact that his continued presence in the cabinet is doing more harm than good to the seemingly

L ? % @ ^ Sir, it is high time you gave Comrade Patrick Abba Moro, your Honourable Minister of Interior, the boot, and L "

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Business & Economy

Bank & trail of fraud cases Ayodele Olalere

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stablished in 1917, Union Bank „ ^ " / " ; $ / " branch in Lagos. In 1925, Barclays Bank acquired the Colonial Bank, which resulted in the change of its name to Barclays Bank (Dominion, Colonial and Overseas). ld banks Its status as one of the oldest „ L citizens. However, after many years of dominating the banking scene, things began to change for the bank. [ 3466 " V bank staged a protest against the management. The workers shut down operations of the bank nationwide over what they alleged as ‘termination of appointment of 200 workers without due process.’ The protest took place while the bank, then headed by Funke Osibodu, was holding its 41st Annual General Meeting(AGM) in Maiduguri, Borno State capital. They carried placards with inscription like “Enough is enough,� ‘Madam Osibodu, stop undermining workers’ solidarity’, ‘Know that working men have no country’, ‘while the wages of workers is under assault, the directors’ income is witnessing an upward swing’, ‘Osibodu, why are you moving deposit to our competitors? Tell the world why you ceded our US$500million deposit to First Bank of Nigeria’, ETC, ETC. In spite of the protest, Mrs. Osibodu had assured shareholders that the bank was going to witnessed a turnaround Y< that the changes being implemented in

the bank will yield the desired results such that they will begin to reap good returns from their investments in the near future,� she had assured. That, however, was not to be as the protests and other troubles faced by the bank even after it was recapitalised led to the exit of Mrs. Osibodu. She handed over to the current Managing Director, Emeka Emuwa.

I do not believe that fraud cases in banks are on the increase. Before you can arrive at such conclusion, you need to take a psychological look at the issue to see if it is actually on the increase

Strategies for growing insurance industry Pg. 74

The dismissal of a former senior manager with the bank, Mr Fidelis „" " L before the National Industrial Court in Enugu is one of the series of court cases the old generation bank is presently contending with in various courts. The bank, which in recent times, has

banking industry as well as contending with protests from aggrieved members V " cases of fraud being perpetrated by V Nwachi is seeking the payment of 23 months’ salary arrears which, according to him, runs into millions of 344Ë L manager is challenging his dismissal in court for allegedly converting a local government cheque of N80, 000. ``A panel was set for me to defend myself, but I was not given the opportunity of asking questions or explaining myself. I was only told to answer `yes or no’ to the questions raised by the members of the panel. After that, the suspension lasted for 23 months, but the rule of the bank V be suspended for six months. During the suspension, I was denied my promotion, and was only paid half of my salary,� he told the court. He further said though he was later exonerated from all the allegations, and was called back the bank was still paying him half salary, an action that made him seek redress in court. ``The allegations levelled against me were detrimental to my personality, so [ " L ; \ / &

explanations on why I was suspended. Instead of the issue to be addressed, [ L „" said. According to the counsel to the bank, Mrs P.N Ejimofor, the petitioner was dismissed for breach of laid down procedures and channel of communication in the bank, adding that L " CEO of the bank contained threats and intimidation. Again, the former Managing Director of the bank, Dr. Bartholomew Ebong, in February this year, failed in his bid to / levelled against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) quashed. The court, preceded over by Justice ` Ä#! ? Court in Lagos since 2009, rejected an application brought before it by the @ + the court to dismiss the 20 count charge / granting of N30 billion credit facilities levelled against them. % L with the former MD are Mr. Henry Onyemen, Niyi Opeodu, Peter Ololo, Samuel Ayininuola and Falcon Securities Ltd. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) also arraigned V / ^ Onwughalu, for alleged negligence in a N450 million theft perpetrated in the bank by hackers. He was charged before a Lagos High Court in Ikeja for allegedly failing to Continued on Page 73

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Finance: Another lending outfit, Grooming Centre Abiodun Awogbemi

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Ä V and unemployment in the country, a lot of people, especially women have taken to small retailing business and needs small loan for the business to survive. [ commercial banks, a new emerging centre called Grooming Center described as a centre for empowering people came up " " " wanting to access the small loans the center V Commercial banks have been known over the years to grant loans, which to a large " due to banks’ request for collaterals which is ultimately beyond business operators. This issue of collateral and the bureaucratic nature of commercial banks before a business operators can access loans have led business owners to look elsewhere. Consequently, a lot of lending institutions has sprang up, all in the name of assisting business operators obtain soft loan. The latest among them is the Grooming Centers, " L women at certain percentages. There was once a time that we have wonder banks claiming to give loans as well as customers ability to withdraw thrice the amount saved without collateral. If a customer introduced another customer he stands to gain certain percentages of the amount deposited by the new customers. It was later discovered that the wonder banks were fraudulent as customer were

government has to begin a manhunt for owners of banks. % " loans led to the emergence of community banks to cater for low income earners and L " # the Federal Government set up Peoples Bank for the same purpose, but all to no avail until the inevitable capitalization which saw the demise of most banks and the transformation of community banks to / # / " individual money lenders that were not regulated. They charged whatever # / cooperative banks and commercial banks still carry out similar functions, yet due to the rigid request for collateral as prerequisite institution, Grooming Centre L / associated with accessing loans. This Grooming Centre embraced by many business women, and acclaimed by the stakeholders has been described as the best in terms of accessing small loans. # V " " ] # Ă„\ loan is categorised into accessing small loans, loans for festivals and savings for individuals. While speaking to Saturday Newswatch, V a grooming center is to groom people and " L She said the center is meant for women only who are desirous of accessing small % " Ă„ member, and be regular at meetings. The registration fee is pegged at N500, identity

Nwabunka card form at N50 and a savings of up to 10 per cent of the loan to access. # " of at least 10 members headed by a group leader, and produce a guarantor who may either be male or female with two recent passport photographs before a loan can be given. # @ Owolade Sadia, new members can „Ë4 444 repayment after two weeks of collecting % " Owolade said members of her group pay weekly, and will conclude payment in 23 " / % L 67 as well as a risk premium of two percent. # @ # # ! / while speaking with Saturday Newswatch, Y[ L " " [ been in a trade association where we made ! /

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JMG partners Mitsubishi no power sector privatisation

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he power sector in Nigeria is undergoing positive reform, paving " growth in all industries. The success of the power sector will need robust " and the technical support of global technical partners in order to develop high performance power solutions. ƒ@* & " Nigeria’s power generator industry. In order to leverage on the dynamic changes in the country’s power sector, ƒ@* & " @ % \ \ $ † 9 + @ [ & \ @ \ # % ƒ@* V " plants, cogeneration, independent power ! @ / " technology capable of producing high " [ superior engines totaling 10 GW output every year and featuring the best fuel " @ " ^ L Ă’ < the manufacturers of gas turbines for power generation. The conglomerate is „ " L " country. @ % \ \ $ † 9@%\\: ' @ / @ @ @ $ „ „ * \ 3468 # ! @ " ƒ@* company’s focus on Nigeria. $ Ăƒ Y" / " V We have commenced sales in Nigeria and groundâ€?.

Food prices to go up as Middle Belt Crisis persists Gyang Bere, Jos

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here are strong indications that the prices of food products from the @ $ " Saturday Newswatch’s investigations in Plateau and Nazarawa states showed that due to the unabated killing of peasant farmers in the area, orchestrated by the Fulani herdmen and militia, many farmers have lost their crops, farms and homes. ? V prices have gone up in the area, as many farmers who reside in the rural areas have

Some farmers who spoke to our correspondent have vowed not to return to their homes, unless the authorities bring the crisis to a stop, as many farmers have lost their people to the incessant L / In Plateau State, most of the farmers in Barkin Ladi, Riyon, Langtang North, Wase and parts of Jos Local Government # is not guaranteed at their villages and L The cost of transport has also gone up because of the mass movement of the people in search of safe places to reside, and food to buy. Prof. Dakas C. Dakas of the Nigerian Institute of Legal Studies said that data ^ ' \ @ # " a million people have been displaced from their homes in the area.

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Cards for prize promo: More winners emerge Johnmark Ukoko

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cobank Nigeria Plc has rewarded yet another set of winners from its “cards for prizes promo� held simultaneously in Port Harcourt, Abuja and Lagos. The draws, which produced 15 lucky " " " „ & L ` ; 9„&`;: ; ^ ; 9;^;: The lucky winners went home with V / ] phones, LED television, air conditioners, home theatres and power generating sets. Speaking at the occasion, the Ecobank’s Head cards and e-banking, Mr. Tunde Kuponiyi, disclosed that the promo

which was started in February this year, is gradually achieving its set objectives, as more customers of the bank are applying to use the facilities. He listed the facilities as Point of Sales, (POS) terminus, internet banking, Automated Teller Machine (ATM) and other channels. He enjoined bank’s customers yet to obtain Ecobank’s cards to do so, in order to ! promo to win prizes. % \ / " " three centres in May would be based on total accumulated points gained during the course of the promo. Responding, the Senior Surveillance ; ^ ; 9;^;: ; [ " Port Harcourt draws, commended the transparency with which the promo was conducted. Iloeme commended the bank for its

tradition of rewarding its customers, adding that the promo will further enhanced business transactions. Some of the winners in the Lagos draws include Bankole Adedayo Grace, who won a mobile phone, Atoh Jude who won LED # / ; " won air conditioner, Kasarachi Okpara, who won home theatre, and Shuaibu Adams, who won power a generating set. The Port Harcourt draws produced „" ; ] " with a mobile phone, Doris Andy Inyang, " " &\ < \ Ita, who won air conditioner, Ositadinma Ngozi, who won home theatre, Asianya ; ] \ " " " generating set while Akande Luke Mikaili, Ikurior Peter, Mayowa Akanji and Hayatudeen Suru won LED television, air conditioner, home theatre and power generating set respectively at yet another centre.

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„ Ô % % ; '" Æ for an additional four-month industrial placement. One of the Nestle apprentice graduate ; ‚ " „ Ô '" Æ further training after completing the course had started w working at the pressing and wrapping department at the NestlÊ Agbara factory in Nigeria since August 2013. ‚ Y[ programme theoretically and practically and was thoroughly impressed with the

state-of-the-art equipment I was exposed to,â€? He added: “After completing NestlÊ’s apprenticeship, I believe we are equipped to take on the world because a solid foundation has now been laid for our futureâ€?. More than half of the 150 employees of NestlĂŠ Business Service in Accra (NBS) Africa are young female graduates with an average age of 28. They have a wide scope of professional experience in the areas of human resources, /

Promasidor Quil Award begins May 24 he second edition Promasidor Quil award has been slated for the May 24, 2014 The award according to the organiser TPT International said the award is a platform to reward journalists for their dedicated news reportage. [ ; [ said the inaugural edition featured awards on industry, education, corporate social responsibility and nutrition issues all year round. Another category was added to the award which include future writer of the year and best report on children and also

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grand prize where the overall winner of the " " L " / / " and skill enhancement course organised by the Thompson Foundation, Unite Kingdom (UK) with a week practical L " UK. Other category of the award are; Brand advocate of the year, best corporate social responsibility and sustainability report, education reporter of the year, best photo story, best report on nutrition and best report on children. The award is expected to take place by 5pm in The Grand Ballroom of Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos.

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Business & Economy Nasarawa generates N448m from rent, says commissioner

Combating menace of hawking on Lagos highways M Few years ago, the Lagos State Government introduced Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) to enforce the ban on hawking on its roads. A tribunal was set up to try hawkers who contravened the law. That notwithstanding, the issue of hawking has persisted. JOHNMARK UKOKO examines the economic and security implications of the large army of hawkers on Lagos roads.

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awking is an age long tradition „ [ a child of necessity owing to the V cost of shops and the limited space in the / To some hawkers, low sales in the shops and markets make them hawk in the streets, while to some others, the need to bring their wares closer to passersby, motorists and passengers make them "/ A cross section of hawkers who spoke to Saturday Newswatch said that the high volume of sales they make on the streets, and the fact that they don’t have to pay crazy rents for shops, have made them dare the laws against hawking on Lagos A hawker who simply gave his name as Chuks said he sells as much as four to six cartons of sausage roll per day, depending " ! ; / disclosed that when he had a provision shop at Ketu area of Lagos, it takes him up to three days to sell a cartoon of beef sausage in addition to other wares he was The hawker added that apart from the very expensive shops in Lagos, shop owners have had to contend with various / " Y � Another hawker who gave his name as # "/ L " % @ $ # chat with Saturday Newswatch, disclosed He said that apart from the danger of having to risk his life on the road while contending with some dangerous drivers and the fear that men of KAI could show up unexpectedly, hawking on Lagos roads " The hawker disclosed that while he has been very lucky to evade arrest by KAI " / / " by vehicles, some of his colleagues have L He disclosed that KAI have been "/ " the state laws, adding that the number of hawkers on Lagos holdup prone roads is Another hawker, Unuegbu, who claimed " #[ and convicted by tribunal, disclosed ! / @ ^ ‚ " ! because he could not raise the amount #[ " &

Fashola –Badagry Expressway demanded, adding that he was kept in the Black Maria, where many hawkers who had enough money on them to pay the amount demanded were freed, while those who could not V " at the Alausa headquarters of KAI, * According to him, I was selling plantain [ [ ! & Government Area, when some men who disguised their identity arrested a few of us, women inclusive, who were < our way out, but were overpowered by a combination of the Police and #[ " operational vehicles where seized wares " / He added, “They drove us to a popular [! / " " < " / pay N10, 000 each, or else they will take # ' us who had enough money, or who had credit in their phones called their relations % who were able to raise money were released, while those of us who could " / " % [ / [ " Ă?

Imagine some hawkers selling knives, cutleries, garden instruments, cutlasses, rake, umbrella and sundry items on the Lagos highways. How many will they sell in a day to keep soul and body together, pay rents, pay bills and maintain a family, in an expensive city like Lagos

On why he returned to the road again to hawk, Unuegbu said that “life is a risk,â€? adding that “I do not have the money to pay three years rent of N10, 000 per month, Where will I raise money to pay damage, caution and all manner of fees landlords in Lagos demand from new tenants?â€? Responding to a question on why he did not look for a space among the many markets in Lagos State, another respondent who gave her name as Ifeoma Madu, said the sellers in the markets do not make @ many levies apart from the rent paid for / In her words, “I used to have a space at Ketu Market; on a daily basis, we are made [ ! 9 / : chair lady levy, security guards levy and Ă— \ now and then, we are asked to contribute # [ L Ă? Saturday Newswatch’s investigations ! & as Third Mainland Bridge- Berger road, Funsho Williams –Ikorodu road, Mile 2 –Badagry road, Alfred Rawene-Ikoyi & // Ă„#! Ă„\ @ 3Ă„ # Ă„ Ă„' @ Ă„ @ ! $ / Anthony road, all in the Lagos metropolis showed that the army of hawkers is " Some of the items freely hawked on the highways and roads in a Lagos are sausage " L " chips, handkerchiefs, iced cream, apple, walnuts, carrots, garden eggs, popcorn, cloths, umbrella, soft drinks, shower caps,

/ In recent times, we have seen the following articles hawked on the Lagos roads; knives, cutlasses, rakes, garden L " sun shades, face caps, meat, toys, pets, pen and a host of other items too numerous to A popular Nigerian comedian, Gbenga Adeyinka, has this to say about hawkers in Lagos roads, “You can buy all you require / & Meat is on sale on the roads, vegetables, groundnut oil, salt, magi and all other items you need to prepare a delicious Ă? The comedian is trying to make the point that hawkers sell both imaginable and & Imagine some hawkers selling knives, table cutleries, garden instruments, cutlasses, rake, umbrella and sundry items & " " " they sell in a day to keep soul and body together, pay rents, pay bills and maintain a family, in an expensive city like Lagos? # @ # Akpoili, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch, said that some of the hawkers / Akpoili, who retired as an Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), said that experiences from his days as a cop showed that some of the hawkers in the day / L / „ In his words, “Nigerians should know that some of the hawkers in our streets '

' / < see hawkers on the roads, know that some of them have their arms and weapons around, waiting for night to falls to change Ă? Continued on Page 74

ore than N488 million was generated in 2013 by the Nasarawa State Government ; of Occupancy, Mr Sonny Agassi, the Commissioner for Land and Urban # & amount was realised due to measures put in place by the state government to

[ * ` ``The amount was generated from rent on government properties, ; rent, ‘’ Agassi said, adding that more land reforms had been initiated to promote infrastructure development The commissioner said the recent inauguration of Nasarawa Information Geographic System (NAGIS), was part of the measures to modernise land administration in the state in line with ``The NAGIS has employed more than 50 indigenes of the state, who are currently working in the various Ă? The commissioner assured that the ministry would generate more revenue this year, adding that state would develop an investment plan on its vast

FG trains 55 mining officers in North-West zone

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he Federal Government has trained 77 through its extension service programme in the North-West zone, Mr Obiora Azubike, the Director of Department of Artisanal and SmallScale Mining, Federal Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, said in Gusau, Zamfara, on Wednesday that the training would ensure safety during mining Azubike, who was represented by Mr Mangder Samuel, the Chief Technical / Ă„ The miners from Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Sokoto, Zamfara, Jigawa and Kebbi States L The focus of the training is provision of extension services for mining cooperatives, quarry associations and small-scale mining Azubike advised miners to use hand gloves, overalls (protective garment), / V

He urged the miners to comply with the rules and regulations guiding their operations, adding that this would increase ``It will also boost the revenue being generated for the country and the host The director said that the Federal Government and the World Bank believed that small-scale mining could contribute ``Today, the Nigerian mining industry continues to be dominated by artisans and Ă„ According to Azubike, small-scale Ă‹8 V minerals, including gold, lead, zinc, gypsum, gemstones and limestone across ``Artisans and small-scale miners produce over 90 per cent of the solid He, however, advised illegal miners to + He added:``This will enable them to receive training and support from the government as well as having secured

April 19, 2014

Don’t neglect home Eagles

…Chukwu backs local stars for W/Cup party

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Sports/News

Don’t neglect home Eagles

Don’t blow FG grant on jamboree, Laloko cautions NFF

‌Chukwu backs local stars for W/Cup party Victor Enyinnaya

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nugu Rangers Technical Consultant, Christian Chukwu, has thrown his weight behind locally-based players making the cut for Super Eagles’ 2014 World Cup party. He also mentioned that players who were outstanding for Nigeria at the CHAN Tournament last January should be considered for the Mundial, though he feels they may not make the team eventually. Nigeria’s Ejike Uzoenyi was Player of the Tournament in South Africa where the home based Eagles " ] medal, but Chukwu is disturbed that even Uzoenyi and others like him, who ply their trade at home, could be swallowed up as ! L chances of such players staking claim for slots in the World Cup squad. Chukwu blamed the present situation on ‘outsiders’ who are capitalising on selection issues to divert L on the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to be wise and focused.

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“The frenzy that has characterized the selection of players Ă˜ local star players in the shadows, and from the present situation, I am concerned that players like Uzoenyi stand the risk of losing out. “This is not because they are not good enough, but because L Ă˜ to some other issues bothering on the right selection of players for the World Cup. “Suddenly everyone is interested in making an input to the team, and suddenly no one is talking about our stars who light up the local league.

“But it would Chukwu be totally unfair to such players if they are eventually Ă˜ of 23. That’s why both Stephen Keshi and the NFF must put their acts together for the good of the nation,â€? Chukwu said. He advised Super Eagles Head Coach, Stephen Keshi to ensure that there’s a mix of foreign based and local players in the Brazilbound team to give it a balance. “I trust that Keshi will stick to his usual policy of giving home based

players a chance, although one cannot rule out the overbearing who are bent on pressurising the coach to make the team exclusively foreignbased,� he said. For the records, Keshi included seven homebased players in his team when Nigeria won the Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa last year, and at the FIFA Confederations Cup in Brazil four months later, eight players from the local league made his squad of 23.

Arik Pro Am Golf Tourney to engage youths –Organiser Martin Odiete

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rganisers of the Arik Air Pro Am Golf Tournament slated for May 15 to 18, 2014 at Otukpo Golf and Country Club, Benue State, say the competition is geared towards empowering youths in the state and Nigeria as a whole. Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Tournament, Otunba Olugbenga Odusanya told sports reporters in Abuja that the tournament is also aimed at “keeping the youths busy, rather than

wandering around in the locals�. Otunba Odusanya also showered encomiums on President Goodluck Jonathan for doing everything humanly possible to empower the youths of the country “” “ ” • ” “” “ most especially through sports a reason why this year’s tournament is to be held in his honour. “This tournament is in honour of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Arik Air wants to show appreciation to Mr President for doing so much to empower the youths of this country

ormer technical Director of the Nigeria Football Association (NFA), Kashimawo Laloko has advised the leadership of the football house to ensure proper utilisation of the N1.6 billion Federal Government World Cup grant, adding that it should not be spent on jamboree. The fund, he stressed, should be judiciously spent to meet the purpose it was made available for. He believes that the reason why government donated the fund was to encourage the preparations of the NFF for the World Cup, asking if the body really requires special fund. Ă—% L now is will they use it well? Special grant for what and for who? It is my hope that the money will not serve as a jamboree to Brazil only for us to come back home empty handed. “I hope NFF would prove L hope on its proper usage wrong at the end of the day. The confusion is already on the air. Accusation and counter accusation are what we hear. If it is not accusation the coach is disobedience, it will be that one executive L up to push some players to the crew. “All these distractions will never help our course. You don’t prepare for the World Cup on paper,’ he counselled. Laloko suggested that

there should be clear cut purpose on how the money should be spent. The NFF leadership should sit down do proper home work, planning and let Nigerians know how it will spend the fund. The silent is so disturbing. Sadly what we continue to witness from the football house is intrigues which is an ill- wind that would blow nobody any good so far the forthcoming World Cup is concern. % V the way forward is not to be dropping names of players here and there which help to heat football % L Ă„ L whole thing he maintains is adequate planning and precise execution. The era of crying wolf where there is none should go with the winds lets imbibe concentration in the true sense of it and move forward so that Eagles would not struggle at the tournament. The Pepsi Academy founder informed that this team has great potentials of stunning the World. According to him, his worry is that those that it fell on their shoulders to navigate the 2014 World Cup ship have started the usual cat and myopia personal gain. The lads that won the 2013 Nations Cup should be concentrated upon for optimum result. I have said Ă˜ It would be recalled that the sacked Sports Minister, Bolaji Abduallahi announced the Federal Government’s approval of N1.6 billion for the Eagles World Cup campaign in Brazil.

(L-R) Arik Pro Am Chairman, Otunba Olugbenga Odusanya, Arik Air Abuja Head, Dr. Nnamdi Bolu and Arik Sales Manager, Mrs May Ayivor at a press conference.

and to make them good citizens of this country�, Odusanya disclosed. The Head of Abuja

• “ “– “– —“ Dr. Nnamdi Bolu also disclosed at the weekend that the company is ready to make the competition

one of the best ever organized. A total of 350 golfers are expected to participate in this competition with the break down as follows: 150 professional golfers and 200 amateur golfers.

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League Watch

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Duamlong not suspended – Lawal

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aduna United team manager, Garba Lawal has debunked the rumour making rounds that coach Ben Duamlong had been sacked as a result of the poor run of the team in the Lawal, who put the issue in a proper perspective said there was no iota of truth in the

He stated further that the coach was in charge of the team’s training session this morning saying this would Duamlong is still in charge of He, however, reeled out Duamlong’s score card to justify the fact that the coach

has performed creditably " Y ' Duamlond has played three # games he was able to win " " < secured seven points out of [ / coach has done badly,� he He was optimistic that the Kaduna based team would come out with a good result this weekend in their encounter with Crown of [ It will be noted that Kaduna United have not recorded any away victories in the seven " / * ^ & While Kaduna United have seven points they secured at home, which put them on 12th position of the log, Crown have nine points from the same number of matches The Senator Ajimobi boys are now placed sixth on the log with nine points and will be aiming to consolidate on their 100% home record so far

angers International Football Club of Enugu may not be bordered by the outcome of their match against Warri Wolves on Sunday as they have left the outcome of the game in the hand * Commenting on the encounter, ? Chime said their mission is to go to Warri and give a good account of themselves thus leaving the rest in * “ Since the game of football is not always predictable, there is no need worrying over the outcome the "

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Sports/Style

Love birds ...Dimitrov: From Sharapova’s fan to boyfriend

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ell! People have often said that love knows no limits and in case of Tennis’ power couple, Grigor Dimitrov and Maria Sharapova, love certainly has known no limits as a rare picture of a young Grigor Dimitrov, asking Sharapova for a picture was posted

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Sports/Wrestling

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Three wrestlers sign new multiyearTNA contracts

t seems like every time TNA Impact Wrestling is in the news, it is bad news for fans who watch another star walking away. Recently, names like AJ Styles, Sting and Chris Sabin said goodbye to the company. According to PWS on Tuesday, TNA Impact Wrestling signed three of their stars to multi-year contracts. Out of the three, one is a major star, another is a huge up-and-comer and the third is someone that TNA has been high on over the last year. TNA Impact Wrestling announced the signing of James Storm, Gunner and Robbie E to the multi-year deals. The most recent was Robbie-E who was announced through a ! ! " TNA Impact Wrestling. Meanwhile, former TNA World Champion Chris Sabin left the company last weekend. Both Christopher Daniels and Kazarian are likely leaving as well in the next few weeks. Kurt Angle will also # $ #% '( ! ! ! ! ) * (% this summer. The TNA rumors are that the reason AJ Styles and Chris Sabin left + ) / ! % 0 " " # ! included major pay cuts. Since Daniels is one of the few higher paid stars on the 2 / " ! 0 " * % cut as well.

Shocking statistic which shows fatal perils of wrestling T

he death of the Ultimate Warrior earlier last week was just the latest grim reminder that professional wrestlers continue to drop dead from something other than old age at an alarming rate. The pinnacle of the Warrior’s career was WrestleMania VI on April 1, 1990, at SkyDome in Toronto. Warrior defeated Hulk Hogan in the main event to win the championship. Shockingly, Warrior is the 12th wrestler who competed at WrestleMania VI in 1990 to have died - one-third of the card’s participants. The oldest was just 63. Reasons for wrestlers dying early - gruelling travel schedules, painkiller abuse, steroid use - have been well-documented. The passing of the Warrior at age 54 from " L / ! days after his induction to WWE’s Hall of Fame only underscores the issue. And the scary list of deceased stars of WrestleMania VI brings the issue into stark relief again: 1. Randy Savage: Savage was 58 when L / 3466 # WrestleMania VI, Savage and Sensational Sherri Martel lost a mixed tag-team match to Dusty Rhodes and Sapphire. 2. Andre The Giant: Andre was 46 when he died of heart failure in 1993. At WrestleMania VI, Andre and Haku lost the WWE tagteam championship to Ax and Smash of Demolition. 3. Rick Rude: ‘Ravishing Rick’ was 40 when he died of heart failure related to an overdose in 1999. At WrestleMania VI, Rude defeated Jimmy Snuka. 4. Curt Hennig: Known as Mr. Perfect, Hennig was 44 when he died from “acute cocaine intoxication� in 2003. At WrestleMania VI, Hennig lost to Brutus Beefcake. 5. John Tenta: Known as Earthquake, Tenta was 42 when he died in 2006 from bladder cancer that spread to his lungs. At

WrestleMania VI, he defeated Hercules. 6. Raymond Fernandez: Known as Hercules, Fernandez was 47 when he died in 2004 from heart disease. At WrestleMania VI, he lost to Earthquake. 7. Allen Coage: Known as Bad News Brown, Coage, an Olympic bronze medalist in judo, was 63 when he died in 2007 of a heart L / # < @ †[ countout in his match against Roddy Piper. 8. Sherri Martel: “Sensational Sherriâ€? was 49 when she died of an overdose in 2007. At WrestleMania VI, she and Randy Savage lost a mixed tag-team match to Dusty Rhodes and Sapphire. 9. Dino Bravo: Bravo was 44 when he was gunned down in 1993, a murder that some believe was linked his alleged L At WrestleMania VI, he lost to Hacksaw Jim Duggan. 10. Ray Traylor: Known as Big Boss Man, Traylor was 41 when he died of a heart L / 3448 # < @ †[ defeated Akeem. 11. Sapphire: Known as Juanita Wright, Sapphire was 61 when she died of a heart L / 6ĂˆĂˆĂŒ # < @ †[ Dusty Rhodes won a mixed tag-team match against Randy Savage and Sensational Sherri.

Sting shares Warrior memory on WWE Network S <<\Ă„ related TV appearance on last Monday’s Ultimate Warrior “Greatest Matchesâ€? special on the WWE Network. In between matches, they have been featuring recently recorded comments from various stars on

Warrior and Sting spoke after Ricky Steamboat. Sting talked about how his favorite Warrior memory was < L juice in a blender and saying, “I got my protein and vitamin C all in one.�

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Saturday Newswatch, April 19, 2014

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Abeokuta Golf Club makes giant strides

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‌As 3rd edition of Amosun Tournament beckons executive members by transforming the Club to world class standard. “We need to make the club house bigger, we need to improve our greens and we are also thinking of starting an academy to help propagate and promote the game of golf at grassroots level. This and many more is on our agenda as we embark on a drive to make Abeokuta Golf Club one of the best in the world. “At the moment we are facing a lot of challenges in terms of developmental projects, so we are calling on the government, corporate bodies, philanthropists, cheerful givers, and NGOs to come to our

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beokuta Golf Club ranks amongst the best in Nigeria in terms of its facilities, intricate design, serenity and membership strength. It’s one of the golf courses that had the privilege of hosting the All Nigeria Open in the past, and the " 6ĂˆĂˆ7 – Latif Lasisi, was a product of Abeokuta Golf Club. With an impressive outline and massive expanse of land that covers as much as 75 acres, the 18-hole course apparently has what it takes to be of international standard. V successive governments of Ogun State particularly the incumbent leadership of Senator

Ibikunle Amosun FCA, as well as individuals to elevate the club’s status, Abeokuta Golf Club has not really captured the world’s L leading golf courses on the continent. However, all of that is about to change as the club, which was 6ĂˆĂ‰ĂŠ moves to ensure that they go one step further in pursuit of excellence in the gentleman’s game. In an exclusive chat with Newswatcch Sports in Abeokuta, manager of the Club, Mr. Tajudeen Saheed, said plans are course, improve on the greens and actualize the visions of

Masters champion Watson defends Spieth’s behavior

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S Masters champion, Bubba Watson jumped to the defence of his fellow-American Jordan

Spieth who was criticised for his behaviour of Sunday’s Masters at Augusta.

aid,� Saheed explained. He further disclosed that part of Abeokuta Golf Club’s rejuvenation process is ongoing preparations to play host to this year’s edition of the annual Senator Ibikunle Amosun Golf Tournament in June to commemorate the governor’s third year in power. “To this end we are restructuring the golf course and renovating the general structure to make this another memorable tournament,� Saheed said. “This tournament is the third edition in the series, and it is scheduled for the month of June. Basically we are using this competition to say thank you to Amosun on behalf of the people of Ogun State for the good work the governor is doing,� he added.

Spieth, who was aiming to become the youngest Masters champion in history, ended up in a tie for second alongside Swede Jonas Blixt, three shots adrift of Watson. During the closing round, Spieth was seen banging his club into the ground on more than one occasion, " L L from media observers. But Watson, who was winning his second Green Jacket in three years, told the Golf Channel: “I didn’t have any idea. I don’t think he was immature. Who doesn’t get mad?

“He’s 20 years old, trying to win. He just gets excited. He’s going to improve on it. It didn’t bother me at all. “I love the kid to death. It’s one of those things where he’s trying to win a Green Jacket.� Watson also says he " people praise him: “The [ " " overwhelming. It might not seem like it but I shy from praise. “It really gets under my skin and I don’t know how to deal with it. But the steps I’ve made in my life, I’ll handle it a L L

Malaysian Open: Difficult few months for reigning champ

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efending champion in Malaysia, Kiradech Aphibarnrat, is still emotional after losing his coach last year The 24-year-old’s victory in 2013 - his maiden European Tour title - helped him top the Asian Tour Order of Merit at the end of the year. However, since that win the burly Thai has had to change his coach, following the death of Natpasit Chokthanasart. And Aphibarnrat L " deeply saddened by the loss: “Losing my V V my game. “We spent a lot of time together. After he died, I couldn’t sleep for a couple of days. It felt like I’d lost my father and all my " “We talked about how we would win Major tournaments together. I didn’t expect him to die at such a young age. He was only 58 years old. “My new coach, ^ ' L was one of the

Thai national team players when I was young, and we had the chance to play together. He got an injury so he had to quit golf. “He knows my game and swing very well, and he’s made one small change in my swing which has been working for me. He will be here with me this week.� As for returning to moment - the Kuala Lumpur Country Club - he said: “I have a lot of good memories here. I haven’t been playing " three months because of my swing. “But every time I V [ lot of energy and good vibes to play well. I have a lot of here. “The win last year was an important factor in my life as it enabled me to play on the biggest tours, gain plenty of experience and the opportunity to play with some of the best players in the world.�

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Beyond the Bar My first day in court wasn’t frightful –Emeribe Ayodele Olalere

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ith almost twenty years at $ $ @ L \ activist has spent time and resources Like other human rights activists, \ of the campaign against corruption, most especially among government Ă— in the wilderness’ clamouring for accountability and good governance. His kindness and desire to help the less privileged and the downtrodden has endeared him in the hearts of usually besieged by those who want / ability to secure one. For such people, \ On many occasions, he had come to the assistance of people who " / capability to pursue their cases in a court of law. $ \ human right organisations, one of which is the Lawyers Unite against Corruption. “I have spent many years in the profession, almost twenty years now. Over the years, it has been tough and challenging. Daily, one is confronted with people’s problems more than one’s own problems, and when people bring their problems, you start thinking of how to solve them, L own problems. These are Nigerians who have nowhere else to go, and are fed up with how the country is being governed. They hear of government whereas they (masses) cannot pay for # " thinking of how to help them, so it has been full of challenges,â€? he told Saturday Newswatch. \ " the desire to help people. He would have studied medicine or pursued a career in journalism which according to him would have also given him the opportunity of using the media to speak in favour of the masses. But he opted for the law profession. To him, V

best opportunity to express himself. Asked why he decided to become a lawyer, he said: “Basically it was for the purpose of defending the defenceless. You will discover that there are many people who have had their rights trampled upon because of the opportunity they don’t have. One of the languages we always hear is ‘let’s leave it to God’ whereas there is a remedy to their situation,â€? he said. He continued, “So having seen such violations of human rights, I decided to join the profession. As a lawyer, I know that one is expected to work " "Ăƒ spurred me into joining the legal profession. The medical profession cannot give me the opportunity to " [ " have become a doctor. The other profession close to law is journalism " for the people through your writing. $ " V platform to help people because there are many people with so many cases in courts who do not have the money to L cheated. ‚ / " " ! L \ " V # " defended someone in court. He spoke further: Actually, people like us have always been the outgoing type, right from school. Our results speak for themselves. So before I started practising, I had been longing for the opportunity to appear in court, and demonstrate before the judge the capacity of a good lawyer. “Moreover, before you are called to the Bar, you are given the opportunity of going to court to witness how proceedings are handled, and how to comport yourself before a judge. Fortunately for me, I was comfortable, and at home with some of the judges whose courts we went to. One of them " ƒ & " I cannot remember at the moment though he has retired. He was very happy with me, and was always calling my name whenever we went to his court. So, all those things gingered " [ " ! L also considered the fact that I had my tutelage under a very sound legal practitioner called Kola Awodehin. He trained me well and prepared me for the challenges ahead.

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If my predecessors like Femi Falana, late Gani Fawehinmi and many others were not killed because they spoke the truth, why would anybody come after me?

In consideration of many human rights activists like late Gani Fawehinmi, Femi Falana, Bamidele Aturu and others who had their shares of brutality for speaking against the government, and whose lives have also been threatened, he was asked if he is not scared that his life could go the same way, he replied, “No I am not afraid of my life. If you have reason to live. The issue of one’s life is in the hands of God. He is the one [ [ the place now and something happens to me, history will remember me in good light as having spoken out. If my predecessors like Femi Falana, late Gani Fawehinmi and many others were not killed because they spoke the truth, why would anybody come after me? In other words, what have I V " said? If they kill me, would they kill all

Nigerians? So why should I be afraid? In spite of his passion for helping the \ " spends his leisure time watching football and tennis. He loves to watch \ ^ soft spot for Arsenal Football Club because of Kanu Nwankwo, who made his mark while playing for the club. However, he is sad that the club is no longer performing well, and " Ăƒ a development that he says ‘always gives me high blood pressure.’ In terms of tennis, his prefers player Raphael Nadal, and could pay any amount to watch him play. “Honestly speaking, all my life has

" [ / " " L do something else except when I am watching football or tennis.� “I played football during my secondary school days. I also love " \ preferred club is Arsenal. The longing and sentiment for that club developed when Kanu Nwankwo joined them. However, as a result of their poor performance lately, I am beginning to lose interest in them. That is why at times I don’t like watching their matches because watching them makes my blood pressure go higher. I also love to watch tennis, and my favourite player is Raphael Nadal because at a time when it looked like Roger Federer was unstoppable, the only man who stood up to him was Nadal.� He added, “As for my children, I allow them to choose any career they want. I will not say because I am a lawyer they must also be lawyers. They are free though to join the profession If they like it, but if they don’t, they could make their own.�

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Bank & trail of fraud cases Continued from Page 21

conduct due diligence in a mega scam / / ƒ 64 According to the EFCC, the transaction was carried out on Dan Kawu Bureau De Change’s account " " / Though the suspect pleaded not guilty, Also in January this year, Justice Dakwak Yau of Jos High Court ordered / „Ë34 which accrued to investors in a failed ƒ The bank, along with the investment company - Access Investments ; & Ă„ " ĂŒ444 customers of the company for failure % investment company had used Union Bank, Jos, as receiver of lodgements from its numerous depositors, but the money was trapped in the bank after 3463 The bank was accused of failure to report the money to the apex bank @ & # 3466 requires banks to report in writing any withdrawal or lodgement exceeding „7 „64 million for corporate bodies to the \?;; % / ? 66 V / * Akpojiyouwi, was remanded in Kirikiri prison by a Lagos High Court, for her She was arraigned before Justice Babajide Lawal-Akapo on one count charge bordering on failure to transactions on the account of Dan " $ ; before authorising the payment of N450,000,000 (Four Hundred and Fifty @ :

Emeka Emuwa The incident according to the charge ƒ Ăˆ Though she pleaded not guilty, she was ? 37 V / #/ ' was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)

ƒ @ [ + ' the Federal High Court, Akure, Ondo ' She was arraigned on one count charge bordering on failure to exercise payment of one hundred and forty six million naira from the account of God will Communications Services domiciled in the Akure branch of the

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? % @ Naira) fraudulently transferred into it by hacking into Union Bank database 9? : % " made into various accounts in Diamond / ' " Reacting to the issue, the Corporate #V @ / ? Barde in a telephone conversation with Saturday Newswatch, said: “I do not believe that fraud cases in banks is on $ such conclusion, you need to take a psychological look at the issue to see if % no statistics that shows that it has been # L ‚ $ / There are fraud cases in other banks Ă?

Finance: Another lending outfit, Grooming Centre Continued from Page 22

% center is now expanding to accommodate agriculture sector and is in partnership with International Fertiliser Development ; 9[? ;: ‚'# % aim of the partnership according to him is to assist farmers to improve and have access to good seedlings through the use of fertilizers and other agro inputs which it is hoped to enhance the quality of the harvest from the % [? ; " these farmers and give them opportunity to have access to funds so that they can grow more farm produce and thereby increase He stated that the center presently is connecting with the North Central AgroInput Dealers Association (NOCAIDA) and Western Agro Inputs Dealers Association 9<#[ #: Also the center is also working with Oando and Alitheria Capital to promote the use of cooking gas and discourage the " / While explaining how the center is able to kick start and continued to grow, Dr Nwabunka said after studying the dynamics of the market and able to / L the pyramids, he discover that there is a gap

/ V from commercial banking, the rate of defaulting in the center is below one per

cent compared to commercial banks because the women in the center needs small loan and do not want to be embarrassed hence On the threat by the Federal Government " / the country, he advised that closing down not the solution but government should put in place a tracking system where individual bank progress would be tracked to identify where there is a problem and can then nipped it in the bud, there is also a need to improve the tracking system and have a system that monitors the activities of / The grooming center has currently spread 34 # ! / Ă„ V Nassarawa, Niger, Kogi and Benue states in a couple of months so that women in all A check by Saturday Newswatch indicated that it is not only Grooming Center that has this small loan facilities for women

&#^ @ $ / & also undertakes similar services to the grooming center at its Ile-Epo branch, along Lagos/Abeokuta Expressway as well as # / small loan groups are mainly for small " 64 " < " get the loan of N30, 000 must come with a

% / Ă„ Ă„ L " of low-income Nigerians through access sustainable basis and provides a range of " "Ă„ households enhance their productive capacity, build and consolidate their / % products and services include loans, savings, Ă„ Ă„ It also help women get small loans with small interest for their businesses and encourage members to save their money and not just spend everything at once Another small loan giving bank, Ojokoro @ $ / @ @ ^ % " ! / / small scale business owners to start their He said the informal sector has the highest number of entrepreneur who operates small businesses and if given the right coaching & ' & ' @ Ă„ ? [ 9&#'@[: set up by the Lagos State Government in partnership with some selected micro / @ Finance Scheme as approved by the Central Bank of Nigeria to carry out banking

Kebbi fish farmers to partner UNIDO on improved production

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he Kebbi State chapter of the National Association of Fish Farmers says it will partner the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) to raise commercial production, / The state Chairman of the association, Alhaji Husseini Raha, made this known $

Raha said that the association had registered 4,500 farmers in According to him, the association is collaborating with UNIDO and SURE-P % ? as well as provide employment and ``The association would accord priority to preservation and processing Ă? He said that the association received 900,000 tonnes of feeds, two million 34 / / from the FAO, adding that the state 64 444

Company trains 4,500 cotton farmers in Katsina

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n agricultural company, Wacot & 3468 Ä planting training exercise for 8 744 L ' The training, which commenced in Daudawa village in Faskari Local Government Area, was meant to L farming practice that would enhance < ^ ! @ & Dhayal, said the three weeks training " @ Funtua, Bakori, Kafur and Faskari & * # Dhayal said the programme that was being run in partnership with the Federal Government would also reach small holder farmers through He said that the programmes, include the provision of loan to L According to him, about 50 farmers’ cooperatives have registered with the company for the seed multiplication programme being implemented by ? @ # ` The project coordinator said that < L 8 744 3468 64 444 He called on the farmers to take advantage of the free training, extension services rendered by the company, highly subsidised seeds L % * @ < @ Subir Dey, expressed happiness over the performance of the farmers and V Dey noted that although the total L " + L " Responding on behalf of the farmers, Alhaji Usman Haruna, Chairman of Daudawa Progressive ; L ? #

" put into practice what they had learnt from the training in order improve L

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Business & Economy Imo outlaws collection of illegal tolls

Strategies for growing insurance industry T Johnmark Ukoko

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strong insurance sector would go a long way to boosting the nation’s economy. As a result, Nigerians have a duty to support the insurance industry. Despite the important roles the sector plays in the life of the people, however, some Nigerians are still shunning insurance services, packaged by various insurance companies due to certain perceptions. In Europe and the United States of America, lives, human organs and almost all the properties of the people are insured, to guard against eventuality. But, the case in Nigeria is the direct opposite as many people, even the educated ones still refuse to insure their lives, the lives of their children and even properties bought or built with millions of naira. The question begging for answers therefore is why many Nigerians still shun insurance services. Mr. Lawson ƒ V / Lagos, said that many Nigerians are still not convinced that local insurance companies could pay claims in the event of unforeseen occurrences, as those who took some forms of insurance policies in the past were not paid their premium and entitlements when the need arose. Jacobs said that the past mistakes of insurance companies is now hunting the sector today, adding that the situations have changed, as local insurance companies have been paying claims when the need arises. The banker lamented the refusal of „ " V a car worth millions of naira or own a factory worth millions as well, to spend some amount to insure that property despite the various risks around. “I have friends who bought very expensive cars worth millions of naira. When you asked them if they have done a comprehensive insurance for the car, you will be surprised at their response. They still hold tight to the old belief that Nigerian insurance companies do not pay claims.� He appealed to Nigerians to embrace the various insurance products available, because life is full of risks, many of which are not predictable. Another respondent Mr. Duke Aseigbu, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch, said many Nigerians do not embrace insurance services, unless compelled to insure by the laws, because of their religious beliefs. Asiegbu said that some preachers are in the habit of dissuading their followers from insuring their lives and their properties, since according to them; God is the best and biggest insurance. According to him, one of the problems insurance companies are facing is gospel preachers who tell them they should not waste their money in insurance. And Nigerians, being too religious, believe everything their spiritual leaders tell them. He advised Nigerians to embrace insurance products, and ensure they fully understand the terms and conditions of every insurance policy they buy, adding that it is only when one fails to comply with the terms of the policy that the insurance companies will raise

Dr. Ogunbiyi issues. “Any informed Nigerian who shuns insurance services, because of the teaching of his religion is deceiving himself. These so called religious leaders that preach against insurance policies are not being sincere to their members. These same preachers secretly insure themselves, their families and their expensive properties, yet kicks against their followers taking an insurance policy.� He said. However, a leading insurance player who is the Group Managing Director @ $ # ^ Akin Ogunbiyi, while speaking with journalists in Lagos recently, debunked the old held views by many Nigerians that local insurance companies do not pay claims. Dr. Ogunbiyi disclosed that recapitalisations of the insurance industry in the early 2000s and the various reforms witnessed in the insurance industry have eradicated such incidences from the insurance industry. % @ $ # ^

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I have friends who bought very expensive cars worth millions of naira. When you asked them if they have done a comprehensive insurance for the car, you will be surprised at their response. They still hold tight to the old belief that Nigerian insurance companies do not pay claims

Okonjo-Iweala poor and their practitioners were very lazy, hence their inabilities to pay claims when the need arose. % there is no way an insurance company will not pay claims today, if the need arises because the insurance regulating agency, the Nigerian Insurance Commission (NICOM) is up and doing, adding that what a policy holder needs to do is to understand the terms of the policy, and make sure they comply with the terms of the policy. In his words, “The saying that local insurance companies do not pay claims was a thing of the past. Today, no V its claims. NICOM is there to intervene. & @ $ Assurance paid over a billion naira claims. Insurance companies are very rich, so there is no reason they will not pay claims.� A veteran insurance practitioner, Mr. Andy Moses, in a chat with Saturday Newswatch, advised Nigerians to embrace insurance services because of " markets, houses and other property which were not insured, have been % people are the losers in such situations. He stressed that the nation’s economy will grow faster if the insurance sector becomes bigger and stronger, stressing that patronage by Nigerians, and support from the government will enable the industry achieve that goal. Moses advised insurance companies and industry practitioners to be proactive in sensitising the public on issues of V sector. He called on practitioners to improve public perceptions of the industry, through a multi-dimensional awareness campaign that involves reaching the grass roots and presenting insurance as agent of development. It will be a good development if more and more Nigerians take up insurance policy because that is the way to go. It is important local insurance companies emulate their foreign L because that is the only way those who have received claims will be ambassadors of the insurance company, as they will tell their relatives and friends their experiences. It is hoped that the era of court cases and litigations before legitimate claims are paid is gone for good, as Nigerians must join the rest of the world in embracing insurance services.

he Imo Government has outlawed the collection of illegal tolls from motorists in the state by unauthorised toll collectors. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) learnt that motorists, mainly heavy duty trucks plying roads in Imo, were usually harassed by illegal toll collectors who demand huge amounts from the drivers. This is contained in a statement issued by Mrs Ngozi Ukaegbu, Public Relations @ % Tourism, in Owerri. The statement stated that government had not appointed any person or group to collect tolls on its behalf. It warned unscrupulous persons who harass and extort money from motorists traveling across the state to desist forthwith. The statement quoted the Supervising Commissioner for Transport and Tourism, Prof. Okee Okoro, as warning that anybody caught in the act will be severely dealt with. ``The state government has never appointed anybody or group to be collecting such exorbitant tolls from motorists.

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% Ă„ „ for the rise in hawking on various roads across the country, adding that high patronage from Nigerians both rich and the poor have made many Nigerians to embrace hawking as a source of livelihood. He opined that KAI and the security personnel are not able to eradicate the menace, as the number of hawkers is on the rise due to the following factors; high shop rent, unemployment, patronage from Nigerians, unending hold-up in Lagos roads, multiple taxes from local government, ‘area boys’ and old cultures of some ethnics groups. A sociologist, Mr. Mike Adeniyi, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch, disclosed that some ethnic culture promotes hawking, or moving from place to place selling wares. In his words, “It’s a fact that Yoruba and Ibos are the major hawkers in Nigeria. In the olden days, women and men in Yoruba land move from place to place, either by trekking or on bicycles, hawking their wares. Some Yoruba women prefer to hawk various items on their heads throughout the day. In the east, young people of Ebonyi State extract are mainly seen hawking on the high ways. ‘’ A report carried out by the World Bank few years ago showed that 80 percent of children and adolescent hawkers on the country’s roads are indigenes of Ebonyi State. Lagos and Edo state governments which have banned street hawking have had to grapple with it as it seems the to eradicate it are overwhelmed by the magnitude of the problem. The years ahead will show if Nigeria will ever eradicate hawking from its cities as is the case in many countries of the world. As Nigerians continue to patronize hawkers, they should have it behind their minds that some of these hawkers are armed robbers, ritualists or kidnappers who are waiting for the darkness to begin their actual business as they just use hawking as cover up.

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Namibia: Africa’s top emerging market Eric Elezuo with Agency reports

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regulations making the country one of the least bureaucratic places to do business in the region. However, facilitation payments are occasionally demanded by customs due to cumbersome and costly customs procedures. „ ‚ @ Income country by the World Bank, and ranks 87th out of 185 economies in terms of ease of doing business. The cost of living in Namibia is relatively high because most of the goods including cereals need to be imported. Business bookings and further rising of prices. Its capital city, Windhoek is currently ranked as the 150th most expensive place in the world for expatriates to live. Taxation in Namibia includes personal income tax, which is applicable to total taxable income of an individual, and all individuals are taxed at progressive marginal rates over a series of income brackets. The Value Added Tax (VAT) is applicable to most of the commodities and services. Despite the remote nature of much of the country, Namibia has seaports, airports, highways, and railways (narrow-gauge). The country seeks to become a regional transportation hub; it has an important seaport and several landlocked neighbours. The Central Plateau already serves as a transportation corridor from the more densely populated north to South Africa, the source of Ă„ „ About half of the population depends on agriculture (largely subsistence agriculture) for its livelihood, but Namibia must still import some of its food. Although per capita GDP * ^ # ! „ people live in rural areas and exist on a subsistence way of life. Namibia has one of the highest rates of income inequality in the world, due in part to the fact that there is an urban economy and more rural cash-less % + / account people who do not actually rely on the formal economy for their survival. Although arable land accounts for only 1% of Namibia, nearly half of the population is employed in agriculture. About 4,000, mostly white, commercial " „ arable land. The governments of Germany $ " „ reform process, as Namibia plans to start expropriating land from white farmers to L / „ Agreement has been reached on the privatisation of several more enterprises in coming years, with hopes that this will stimulate much needed foreign investment. However, reinvestment of environmentally derived capital has hobbled Namibian per capita income. One of the fastest growing areas of economic development in Namibia is the growth of wildlife conservancies. These conservancies are particularly important to the rural generally unemployed population. An aquifer called “Ohangwena IIâ€? has been discovered, capable of supplying the 800,000 people in the North for 400 years. Experts estimate that Namibia has 7720 km3 of underground water. ^ 37è „ is the single most important contributor to the economy. It is the fourth largest exporter of Ă„ # " fourth largest producer of uranium. There has

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Saturday Newswatch, April 19, 2014

Politics

I wasn’t sponsored to attack Dickson –Ex-Sylva’s aide Sir Tonye Okio is a human rights activist and representative of former Governor Timipre Sylva of Bayelsa State in Abuja in the last administration. Okio was recently arrested by Governor Seriake Dickson for posting ‘defamatory’ statements on Facebook. In this interview with UCHENNA NWAFOR, he recounts his three months in prison custody alongside other topical issues. Excerpts:

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ou were recently arrested and taken to Bayelsa State. What really happened and how were you apprehended? Well, it was actually on a Saturday morning and my niece was with me on a visit in my house that is situated at the Apo Legislative Quarters in Abuja. At about 10am, she informed me that I had visitors. I asked her to allow them into the house and that she should V $ niece insisted that they were already inside and her tone and insistence made me come out of the room to see who the visitors were. These men, plain clothed and with pistols, rushed at me and ordered that I obey them. They said if I disobeyed, they would kill me. I begged them not to kill me or rape L [ "

$ shouted me down and said they were not robbers but policemen. I demanded for their warrant of arrest. They said I should keep quiet and hit me with a pistol. Again, I insisted that if I was being arrested, I would like to / " V < said that they were policemen, [ " L was asking questions. That initial fear of whether they were assassins or kidnappers had died down. When we got outside the house, I saw that over 50 armed policemen had surrounded my house. They took my IPad and phones. They bundled me into a car. But didn’t you demand to know where they were taking you to? I didn’t know where we were going but I asked them. They did not answer me. So, I told my niece to rush to my bosses’ place and tell them what had taken place. I used my Ogbia dialect. They drove round Abuja for some minutes before taking me to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) command of the Nigerian Police. At that [

When we got there they brought out computer print out of my Facebook postings and comments. It was based on the posting that a South South governor was arrested with millions of dollars. However, no name of any governor was mentioned and no governor was mentioned. No country and continent too was mentioned. I was asked to write a statement, which I did. They announced that I was being taken to $ ' [ demanded for explanation. I V " L # ! not Yenagoa. I demanded that they prosecute me in Abuja but they told me it was an order $ ' They told me we would go by

$ " But why was your bail argument in court so delayed unlike many others? Ăƒ L " I want to believe that many ! " compromised. I may be wrong but that is what I feel. I have a right to feel that way because V " misdemeanour. Ordinarily, my standing in the society should have allowed me to bail myself. I was handed a very provocative bail conditions. I give God the glory. I have forgiven Governor Dickson and those that played the parts. I forgive the policemen and some ! [ forgiven the governor from my heart. And without such a spirit of forgiveness we cannot move forward as a state. How was prison experience like? Well, I will describe it as sweet, wonderful, sensational

L % " V that democracy can actually come to stay. One of the tenets of democracy is the rule of law. We have not actually practiced it as it ought to be. Otherwise, I would have had a painful

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time because I was illegally arrested - without warrant. I thought it was an assassination or kidnap but at the end of it all, [ " $ State government that was behind it all. From the 10 days I spent in police custody at the State Police Headquarters to prison custody; I saw that it was all connivance between the state government and the judiciary. The judiciary compromised and that made me spent some time

Of course, I am a Sylva loyalist. No doubt about that. But it does not mean that I can’t be responsible for my actions. Anybody saying that Sylva is sponsoring me is wrong. Sponsoring me to do what?

in prison. It is an experience you would not wish your enemy. $ [ ! / " While in prison custody, what was going through your mind and what do you miss most? I missed the society in general and my Facebook page. I knew my contributions have impact [ L contributions I was making. I wish that President Jonathan and Governor Dickson would open their ears and listen to the people. I cried while in prison. I cried not because I was V [ " was going wrong with us as a people. We cried for a President, as Niger Deltans, the Ijaw and " the predictions of the late Papa Obafemi Awolowo. Can an Ijaw man truly say we have achieved more from our presidency? What have we achieved from our Ijaw presidency? We claim the Hausa and Igbo own our oil wells. How many of the oil resources has the Ijaw presidency impacted on us as a people? We keep claiming $ $ have used our oil money to do roads in their places. How many roads have the President Jonathan done in the Niger Delta with the oil money? In Ogbia community where the President and I came from, we still live in darkness. No water, no electricity! I can tell you that more than three quarter

of Ogbia is without road. And we have a few months to go; do we start begging an Hausa president or Yoruba president to do roads for us? President Jonathan has all moral ! % Hausa man has done enough to have given us the presidency. But some sections of Bayelsa people have argued that you served an administration that was perceived to have failed the people? The bulk stops on the governor’s table. While I will not want to describe the administration of Sylva as a total failure. I only served in his administration for six months. $ [ ! my own personal actions and V * ' V [ % / But Sylva was described as your sponsor in the alleged )$ ( )$ (• Of course, I am a Sylva loyalist. No doubt about that. $ [ be responsible for my actions. Anybody saying that Sylva is sponsoring me is wrong. Sponsoring me to do what? Of course, it will even be good that Sylva is sponsoring me to correct the anomalies in the society. People should praise him for that. If he is sponsoring me to correct the mistake in the society, it is not wrong. Sylva is my boss; but I am Tonye Oki.

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Saturday Newswatch, April 19, 2014

Politics

We moved IGR from N1.2m to N7m within one year – Owan East LG My plan is to ensure that the amount we release from our IGR should be able to cover the wage bill of the council. There is nothing stopping us from achieving this. I sincerely believe that gone are the days when councils should rely solely on handouts # ! especially with the issue of oil theft that has led to the reduction of revenue from the federation account. I see this as a clarion call for councils to look inward. There is nothing stopping a council from going into commercial farming in order to boost and expand on the frontiers of its IGR rather than waiting on the federal allocation that can never meet all the expectations of the people.

Jimoh Ijegbai, chairman of Owan East Local Government Area of Edo State has, through prudent management of resources and a well articulated vision of programmes, changed the art of governance in the council area which is largely an agrarian constituency. Ijegbai, during an interview with THANKGOD OFOELUE, said the feats were the just tip of the ice berg. Excerpts:

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n few days, you will be one % ( –) — ! + ( () % / $ ˜ • First and foremost, I am not a person used to lamentation; " ways of turning those situations our people. We took advantage of the situation on ground to propel us to achieve all we have achieved within the last one year. I must say it has been quite challenging and I want to also say that I was well prepared [ now, having served here as the council’s secretary and a supervisory councillor earlier. I had a clear road map of what I wanted to do as a council chairman. ! * ( % / ) (˜ () " ( ! ( " ) ( ! –) • The passion to serve my people was what motivated me to contest for the position; it was the reason I ran for the # 34 346Ă‹ $ my decision to vie for the [ of what to do when voted into [ " issue as one of the problems many councils in the country

face. They don’t have a vision; they get there only to get overwhelmed by the situation on ground. / ! ˜ + ( / " ( ! * ( ) /() # )! ( ( ! — ! * )/# ( % / # # $ ™/ ( ! ( ! ( ( ( % / %• No. It is a job I am well prepared for. I have never felt / + L $ [ for is to have more money to do more for my people. /) % /(" ! + ( " #% )$( # " " ( ! + ( ) /() # ( — % / + # ˜ ( # ( ( #/ ( # $ ! • I still hold on to that view. I honestly believe that poor funding remains the major problem of council areas in $ \ ' today, I will say the present crop of council chairmen are lucky. I served in this council

" 344Ă‹ 344ĂŠ what we met was debt; nobody saved money for any incoming administration to work with. $ V under the comrade governor

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From an income of N1, 211 that we met in the council’s mass transit purse, we have been able to raise this to about N4 million monthly. In all, we have shored up the council’s IGR to about N7 million monthly

# 6É chairmen had money left for / V # place to start from. It was, left for the individual councils to apply what they met on ground and whether they used it judiciously is another story. ( ! * +# ! # ) # ˜ ( ( ) /() # ! ! % #% /)! ( " # ## ) ( ! / # $ ( ( " ( ! + ! ( ( ##% ( " ˜ (/ š ›— % / " ( ( (% " 0 () ( ! • Of course, that has been one major reason for our success story today. From an income „6 366 " council’s mass transit purse, we have been able to raise this to about N4 million monthly. In all, we have shored up the [*` „Ê million monthly and we are hoping that this year, we will be adding other ventures like commercial farming and table water production to boost the council’s IGR.

" /(" ( 2 ! ! ! )! ## ( ) /() # ( ! ) /( %• < / \ ' that our allocation is not been tampered with; but I can’t say this of other states. For this singular reason, instead of building institutions around individuals, I believe that institutions should be strengthened. It is in this direction that I welcome the idea of councils having autonomy. This is not because something bad is \ ' what happens after Governor # completed his tenure and we now have a new governor who chooses to tamper with council allocation? Is it at that point that we will start clamouring for autonomy? ! % / *# ( ! ) /() # ( ! ( œ ( % • I simply hope to surpass all our achievements. I want to ensure that the feat we recorded in the last one year are doubled. We still have a lot to do in the education sector, health and others.

PRONACO wants Confab to intervene in insurgency Mansur Oladunjoye

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delegate of ProNational Conference Organisation 9^` „#; : ongoing National ; # ! Olawale Okunniyi, has admonished the conference to raise a strategic intervention team to explore the possibility of isolating issues generating violence and other forms of militancy across the country. Okunniyi, while condemning the bomb blast which claimed several lives in the early hours of Monday at

„ # ! floor of the conference, said it is time it lived up to its real essence which is to negotiate and neutralise political discontent throwing up violence and bloodletting in the country. # all shades of interest, mandates and diverse experiences which can empathise with issues bothering on insurgency and militancy are represented at the confab, “it may be instructive and expedient for the conference to help negotiate the end of the

bloodletting and violence in the country. “Time is of essence; the country, by what we have witnessed so far, is at war with itself. It is sitting on a keg of gun powder. The issues propelling insurgency and militancy in our land are purely political and economic in nature and therefore require more political solutions than military. “The ongoing National Conference is expected to serve as a political clearing house and conflict management mechanism for the country and therefore should be

utilised most dynamically to negotiate and secure national stability and constitutional sanity for the country as it is evident that this is the best government can do, given the present circumstance.� He however urged the confab not be run mechanically like seminars, summits or workshops in formulating national policies but should, as a real family, negotiate for national consensus. # the conference must be process-led and people-driven to achieve

political stability and credible constitution for the agitated peoples of Nigeria. “This confab certainly needs every support and ample time to save the country from its deep-rooted animosity and present precipice,� he said. He warned that if the confab fails to arrest the growing tension and horrendous bloodletting among political parties and diverse interests in the country before the 3467 may be forced into a most explosive season of all times, capable of signalling the end of Nigeria.

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Saturday Newswatch, April 19, 2014

Politics

S’South alone can’t re-elect Jonathan –Ijaw youth leader Barrister Eric Omare is the spokesman of the Ijaw Youth Council, which is at the forefront of the campaign for the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan. He spoke to SYLVESTER IDOWU on why their kinsman deserves another term, the ongoing national confab and other issues. Excerpts:

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jaw Youth Council (IYC) has been at the forefront of the campaign for the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan. What propels this move by your group? First, apart from the fact that the President is of Ijaw extraction, we believe that as the President of Nigeria, he has done well. Though in some quarters, they seems to create the impression that Mr. President is not working, they should compare the statistics on ground, vi-a-vis the performance of other Nigerian leaders, and they will observe that President Jonathan has done well. What is happening, simply, is that in Nigeria, you have some people we refer to as establishment " " V Nigeria’s polity such as the media, economy and the rest. So, when these people want to move against you, irrespective of what you have done, they will create the impression that you are not working. So, our basis for supporting President Jonathan is simply because we believe that he has done well and constitutionally has a right to seek for a re-election. And if you go into the history of Nigeria, you will observe that all past Presidents sought for re-election. So we do not see the reason the case of President ƒ V If the late President Umaru Yar’Adua was alive and on a sick bed when the 2011 election was conducted, he would have won that election before his death. What that simply tells us is that in Nigeria some people are more equal than % " " against and that’s part of the reasons we are insisting that the President must re-contest. But the South South people alone cannot ensure justice. What are you doing to let others, particularly other regions, see reasons with your position? I agree with you that the President cannot be re-elected based on the votes of the South South alone. And

Omare that is the reason we have already started the process of reaching out to our brothers in the South East, South West and even the North Central, the North East and West. And you know there are a lot of similarities between the North Central and the South South. The North Central people are minorities in the North just like the South South people. They are minorities in the Nigerian body polity. So we have a lot of synergy. We are already working on that. In the coming days, the IYC will lead a campaign to bring youths V Nigeria and sensitise them on how we can co-exist peacefully and also on why they should re-elect Mr. President for a second term. So, I agree with you, the SouthSouth alone cannot re-elect President Jonathan, we need the support of everybody. And I am very sure that at the appropriate time Nigerians will give the President their support. Let’s look at the state of insecurity in Nigeria today. There is a school of thought that believes that it is targeted towards frustrating the President from re-contesting, How convinced are you on this? Yes, as a person, I don’t like making stupid statements. I like evaluating the situation on ground. If you look at the way the insecurity has gone, you will be tempted to agree that those who are not comfortable with Mr. President, passively or actively, could be responsible for the insecurity in Nigeria. But above all, our view is that the northern part of the country - northern leaders, community leaders, state leaders, national leaders - should be fully held responsible for the insecurity. We have just had a case in Delta State the kidnap of Chief Edwin Clark’s son. You saw the reaction of the people. Every stratum of the society - the woman in the market, the man in the village, everybody said no to it and the kidnappers were uncomfortable where they were. So, you cannot tell me that you have Boko Haram members bombing the whole of Northern Nigeria, destroying everywhere and they said they don’t know them. That’s

not acceptable. So, the connivance of the political leadership of the North and the connivance of the northern people are the main reason for the escalation of insecurity by the Boko Haram. Yes; those that are not comfortable with President Jonathan, obviously, " L seems to have sympathy for Boko Haram activities. But the leadership generally must be held responsible for the insurgency in northern Nigeria. This brings us to the issue of the ongoing national confab. What are the expectations of the Niger Delta people? Our expectation, as representatives of the people of the Niger Delta region, is to achieve our age-long agitation for resource control and the restructuring of Nigeria. Part of the problems we have in this country is that we have a defective structure. Our

I agree with you that the President cannot be reelected based on the votes of the South South alone. And that is the reason we have started the process of reaching out to our brothers in the South East, South West and even the North Central, the North East and West

present structure is not workable. A situation whereby 36 commissioners " # ! / Mecca, to collect monthly allocation without thinking of how they can also improve their internally generated revenue is not workable. So, it is in the interest of the entire country, especially our people, to insist that they should restructure Nigeria to achieve what we refer to, in the Nigeria context, as true federalism. True federalism in the sense that the centre should handle only basic issues such as currency, foreign policy and defence; while the other basic things such as education, revenue generation, to an extent should be left for the federating units. That is the only way Nigeria can grow. But for us, our main demand at the national conference is that the resources of the Niger Delta should be controlled by the people of the region. That means that we should be able to determine at what pace we want to grow. Do we want to give out all our areas for them to exploit for oil and in the next 20 years there will be no oil again; or do we want to control it in such a way that we can systematically manage it and develop other sources or resources so that when the oil is dried up we have alternatives? So these are the issues. The issue of resource control is not for us to have money today, but it is about our future - sustainable development of Niger Delta. The Ijaw cut across all the states in the Niger Delta and with the resources trickling into the region, it is surprising that the poverty level among the people is still high. * *# ) (Â&#x; ## 0 " ! meals in a day. Isn’t it time the IYC started focusing on the pathetic situation? I agree with you that in recent times, we have emphasised a lot of issues of general application. But that is not of our primary aim. We are also interested in the economic " Ă„ V grassroots. Of course, you know that the IYC as a pressure group, in the past, has demanded accountability from our leaders. Now, the pact of the amnesty programme is that the Federal Government should do the training of the youths while the state governments and the multinationals are supposed to take care of job creation. So, in the coming days, the IYC will engage the state governors and multinationals to ensure the " amnesty programme. We believe that the governors in the region should be accountable for the resources of the Niger Delta. Even the Federal Government should also be able to do same because part of the problem we have now is that if, as Ijaw people, one of us is in Aso Rock and we cannot ask for accountability, by the time he is " Ă… < " ! to ask whoever is there to account for the resources. So, the issue of accountability is crucial. The IYC insist that government must be responsible and account for the resources and you will see what we are going to do in this regard in the coming days.

There is this perception that the Ijaw have dominated all the political positions at the federal # ˜ #— % / ! ($ !  / ' " considering the fact that there are other ethnic groups in the Niger Delta region? Yes. I know that the complaints of Ijaw dominance in the Niger Delta have been on for some time. But if you look at it carefully, you will observe that that it is not exactly the truth. The reason being that, for instance, take the issue of the Itsekiri people, who are our neighbours; we are like Siamese twins; you cannot separate us. They are only in three local government areas in Warri. Also, there are Ijaw people in the local government areas. If we now analysis what they have as per political position they are holding in government of the state vis-Ă -vis what the Ijaw people in Warri have, it actually becomes clear that what they are saying is not exactly true. The problem we have now is that the Ijaw people are in six states and many ethnic groups in the Niger Delta wants to place themselves side by side with the Ijaw, failing to realise that if you have an Ijaw man from Rivers State as minister, he is not occupying that position because he is an Ijaw man per se but a minister because he is from Rivers State. The political equation in Rivers State favours him. It is the same thing with Bayelsa State. There is nothing anybody can do about it. I will also give you an example of the Itsekiri case further. At the national confab, you will observe that they protested vehemently that they should have more delegates and we are not against that. If you " somebody at the national confab; but do you have an Ijaw man from Warri in the confab? The answer is ‘No.’ So, the general analysis is that when you have a bigger ethnic group or a bigger group with other smaller groups, you always have this complaint of marginalisation here and there. If you look at it critically, the Ijaw people in the South South, especially Delta, Ondo and Edo states are the most oppressed. Go to Edo State, the Ijaw people are not even allowed to be councillors. In Delta State, in Warri area particularly, since the emergence of Nigeria, no Ijaw man has been to the House of Assembly before. No Ijaw man has been to the House of Representatives before. In Warri North Local Government, our Council Chairman is an Itsekiri man. The Commissioner is an Itsekiri man. In the House of Representatives it is an Itsekiri man. The Special Adviser is Itsekiri man. The Ijaw people, the highest people the Ijaw have is the local government vice chairman which of course is more like a toothless bulldog. They have been agitating over the years; nobody has listened to their agitation. It is just like the case of the Urhobo. Once they have the governorship of the state, they have Niger Delta Development commission’s managing director. But today they are not in those positions. Perhaps these are the people who were there before. They are now complaining; it is understandable.

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Passion for good governance, my driving force – Ex-militant Ambassador Sobomabo Jackrich, fondly called Egberipapa, who is from Kalabari in Asari Toru Local Government Area of Rivers State, is an ex-agitator who fought for the emancipation of the Niger Delta region from neglect and economic deprivation. He is the principal of Egberipapa Leadership Foundation which has given birth to the Network for Defence of Democracy and Good Governance (NDDGG) and Kengema Unity Forum (KUF). He has received several awards ;<= >?@ @MQVM@@ @M=W?XM Z< >?@ [M<[QM \]^ the nation at large. In this encounter with %` qz `_{`|}z~%z, he speaks on President Goodluck Jonathan’s re-election plans, his assessment of the security situation in the country and how Z>M ?]V_` <; ?QQMq\Q \Q?M]@ X\] zM X<]Z=<QQM^ as well as boost government’s war against insurgencies, among others.

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hat is your take on the re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan? I don’t see anything wrong in the President nursing ambition for re-election. We all have ambitions but there are parameters for us to " + for re-election. One of such is performance. So, if I may ask, has the President perform very well? If the answer is ‘Yes,’ then what are we talking about? The transformation agenda of Mr. President speaks volumes. In infrastructural development, education, power, aviation, health and agriculture, to mention but few, he has tried very well. You will agree with me that four years is not enough to correct the ills of over 50 years. The government will need to formulate policies and make laws that will create an enabling environment for the economy to thrive. That is why the constitution allows a second term, making it eight years for a president or governor to be Ăƒ [ " years any focused leader like Mr. President would have been able to lay a good foundation for the economic transformation and industrialisation of the country so that the next administration can start building on the gains of this transformation. How will you rate the President Jonathan’s administration? I rate this administration 90 per cent, which is excellent. We have seen massive road construction and " /Ăƒ " universities have been established to address admission challenges into universities, our local and international airports now wear new looks. What about power and the revamping of the railway system, the Almajiri schools, the second Niger Bridge which foundation was laid recently. And, one must not forget the free operation of the rule of law. In fact, the list is endless. The transformation agenda of Mr.

President deserves accolade as it cuts across all the socio-economic sectors and geo-political zones of the country. What is your assessment of the security challenges and how government has responded so far? The issue of insecurity is not „ Ăƒ " manufactured by the present administration. You will agree with me that it is a global thing, but to us in Nigeria it’s new. We have never / Ăƒ achievements of the government, to me, are under-publicised and the media have helped the terrorists group more by publicising their activities. Their aim is to instil fear in the people. But I can assure you that the security apparatus is working and that is why most of us can sleep with our eyes closed and go about our businesses unmolested. So, I think the situation is not as hopeless as many will want to make it look. Nigeria will surmount all the challenges. Do you have any fear over President Jonathan’s presidency? Instead of expressing fears, I will say a prayer that God should not allows disgruntled politicians ^ ƒ and cause disunity that will destroy the hard work of the President. I know like I know my name that ^ ƒ passionately and wants to make sure it grows and takes its rightful place in the global community. But I cannot speak for everyone around him. Do you foresee rebellion in Nigeria and what is your view on the US’ prediction that Nigeria may disintegrate? I don’t foresee rebellion. Nigerians L As for the disintegration being predicted by the US, it would have been food for thought but for the prompt response of Mr. President in convening the National Conference

Sobomabo which will enable all ethnic groups as well as stakeholders iron out issues that are militating against our unity. With this development I believe that V " Nigerians will forge ahead as a strong indivisible entity.

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developed countries. We also need a state-of-the-art borders control + Ăƒ the national identity card scheme should be used to create a data base for all Nigerians so that security operatives can carry out investigation on individuals thoroughly, If some of these measures are put in place, they will help boost the war against insurgencies. What is your advice against Boko Haram sect? % $ / very complex in nature. It can be likened to guerrilla warfare. This is why we need a lot of intelligence gathering. And I believe that is what the security agencies are engaged to do. Boko Haram members live in the Ăƒ special looks through which you can identify them. This takes me back to my previous responses on our porous borders. The Federal Government needs to tightened security at our borders. As for international security uncalled for. The Nigerian military are capable of dismantling Boko

The governor of Borno State said Boko Haram are more organised than the Nigerian army. What is your response to this? The problem we have in this country is the politicians, especially those disgruntled elements who for one reason or the other did not get what they want from the system: they never see anything good coming out of the system. If not for the military, the governor will not be * $ / „ our governors and leaders came out " V the youths. I expect the governors of the North East to carry out a sensitisation programmes in all their local government areas, making the people to understand their roles in [ " we see strange people we know. The ! Ăƒ need the people who live there and that is why intelligence gathering is a

/ ' that zone should wake up and take responsibility or resign. What other advice would you give President Jonathan and Hon. Kingsley Kuku of the Amnesty ( # Â&#x; development? And now, how do you see the increasing rate of kidnapping in the region? The amnesty programme has recorded great success under the able /

+ in the training programmes for exmilitants is highly commendable. But I feel there should be a review of the programme to address present-day challenges that were not envisaged L L # [ " " / have periodic town hall meetings „ " stakeholders to ensure continuous communication. We cannot address these issues in Abuja. We need to Ăƒ and we need more of sensitisation on the need to avoid non-violent activities so we can create an enabling environment for multinational investors to operate so that our people can be gainfully engaged. If proper sensitisation programmes are carried out regularly, I believe they will change the mindset of our youths, and all this kidnapping and other social vices will be a thing of the past. What is your relationship with Government Tompolo, Tom Ateke, Alhaji Asari Dokubo, and other militants? I have a cordial relationship with all my colleagues in the struggle. To the best of my knowledge, there is no rivalry whatsoever. But my love and respect goes to Chief Alhaji Asari / " " [ Ăƒ me about the struggle and mentored me. I would also commend other leaders who have inspired me in one way or the other. < the struggle which are evident for all to see e.g. the birth of a ministry to address the economic and social Ăƒ Ăƒ Ă„ „ Commission and above all, the „ " has given us the number one seat in the nation. I think we have a lot to do and we need to prove to our critics who have said the struggle was self-seeking that this struggle is Let us continue to use the resources that come to us for the support and development of our people and communities. Last year you organised a solidarity rally in Buguma City, Rivers Stat, ! ) " ˜ ¢£££ * ( — What was it all about? Well, that was the period Governor Rotimi Amaechi decamped from the ^ ^ 9^ ^: the All Progressives Congress and it was in the media that the APC had taken over Rivers State. So, as a grassroots politician and mobiliser, my people needed to know where we stand. The solidarity rally you saw on channels TV was organised

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The Himba tribe of Namibia have practiced wife-swapping for generations.

to allow him to sleep with your wife,â€? said Tjeundo, a member of the Ovahimba ethnic group. By Amina Brai Omoike Tjeundo plans to propose a wife-swapping law following a ecently, the news of wife- November legislative poll when swapping among Namibia’s he’s tipped for re-election. nomadic tribes became Mainly found in the northpublic knowledge. Surprisingly, western Kunene region near the the act had been practised for Angolan border, the tribes are generations, but a legislator’s call largely isolated from the rest of to enshrine it in the law stirred up the country. They have resisted debates about women’s rights and the trappings of modern life, keep tradition in modern society. / V The practice, known as “okujepisa practice ancestral worship omukazendu,â€? which loosely In Nigeria as well, it is often Y V " Ă? believed that Benue women are not known outside these reclusive V communities, whose population entertainment. Although many is estimated at 86,000. It is a kind people from Benue State have of gentlemen’s agreement where denied these claims, only a few friends can have sex with each were bold enough to own up. “My " Ă? L aunt had a friend here in Lagos Of course, the wives don’t have who is from Benue State. One day, L % my aunt caught her having sex swapped, changed and swung with another Benue man, and she

" V got mad and disappointed in her. with one of the world’s highest The woman explained that it was HIV infection rates. L But the Ovahimba and Ovazemba and that her husband also goes to tribes defend their cultural the man’s wife,� the woman whose practice, saying it strengthens name was Victoria said. their friendships and prevents For Moses Aoko, the culture was promiscuity. “It is a culture that reserved for other tribes married gives us unity and friendship,� said to Benue men, but has since been Kazeongere Tjeundo, a lawmaker stopped. “We hope other tribes and deputy president of the will borrow a leaf from the Benue opposition Democratic Turnhalle people and stop heinous crimes Alliance of Namibia. L " / “It’s up to you to choose (among) forcing a woman to drink the water your mates who you like the most used in washing her dead husband or the Osu issue to name a few,� he

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said. Amaka is an Igbo woman who has been married to a Benue man for 10 years now. Hear her: “I am going to speak on their behalf. I am Igbo and happily married to a Benue man. In the distant past, they had the tradition where women were given to visitors as “kola,’’ but that practice no longer exists. I know all these not just because I’m married to a Benue man, but because I also schooled there�. Reports have it that a quarter of all Italian couples regularly take part in wife swapping. An estimated 744 444 [ swapping partners at private sex clubs, with thousands more doing it in a more ad-hoc fashion in car parks, specially designated beaches or even cemeteries. It was also reported in La Stampa, an Italian newspaper that the country’s lothario leader, Silvio Berlusconi, once (jokingly) tried to pimp his wife, Veronica to the Danish Prime Minister, Anders Fogh Rasmussen. “Rasmussen is the most handsome

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around 2,500 members in three small villages of Ladakh; Dhahnu, Darchik and Garkun. The tribe tries to preserve its ethnicity through this practice. Y< / " " But gradually, we are learning it because of modern education, and giving up our culture, traditions and customs,� said Tashi, a member of the tribe. “Till 1970, groups of women and men from the tribe would queue up in lines and kiss each other openly without any consideration for marital partnerships,� says Tashi. “But now we do it when there are no outsiders around,� he adds. Around Europe, wife swapping % informal gatherings at members’ homes or at the homes of the leaders of the clubs. These clubs were informal in nature, and membership was generally through recommendations of other members. % " " clubs was in California in the 1960’s. This club was open to the public who wanted to become members. The club held regular wife swapping parties for its members to go along with other social and political activities. The trend was soon to be follow by Canada which " " club in Toronto. Up till now, the club has many members, and it is still very popular with the activities they hold. The wife swapping clubs are only a meeting place for members. The activities of the swapping clubs were, and still generally a dancing club. Swapping was a private L engagements were strictly up to L dances. Usually, sexual activities are held privately at member’s homes or rented motel/hotel rooms. Today, wife swapping clubs are all over the world. They can be found in most parts of United States, populous areas of Canada, parts of England, France, Germany and Japan.

40-year-old man, Audu Azeez, has urged an Ilorin Area Court to dissolve his four-year % / irresponsibility toward his family. Azeez, a resident of Tanke Area, Ilorin, further told the court that his wife did not play her role as expected of a wife. ``My wife only cares for her business and refused to take care of me and our only child as expected of a housewife. ``Even when I gave her money to prepare food for the family, she prefers buying from the canteen, claiming she is busy,� he said. He said that their marriage was contracted in 2010, adding that it had produced one female child, Fridaus. ``My lord, I want an end to this marriage because I cannot continue to endure with a woman that does not prioritise her family. % / application, saying that she was still interested in the marriage. ``I promise to act responsibly, and discharge my motherly role to my child and husband as expected of me,� she said. The respondent also applied for an adjournment to enable her to reconcile with her husband. The Judge, Mr Yusuf Abdulkareem, adjourned the case till April 29, for L of hearing.

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farmer, Jafar Umar, and his " " ` / " during the week arraigned in a Kosubosu Area Court in Kwara State for alleged adultery. The duo was arraigned for adultery contrary to sections 387 and 388 of the Penal Code Law following a complaint by one Bashiru Haruna. $ ` / January 5, 2013 at Kuburufu Village, in Baruten Local Government Area of Kwara State. The complainant said sometimes after ` / / to travel to Shiya Village, and failed to return home since then. `` To my painful surprise, I learnt ` / conceived for another man called Jafar without seeking a divorce from me,’’ he said. The complainant sought the relief of the court to grant an order enabling him to claim the dowry and other expenses incurred in the marriage. ƒ L relationship existed between him and ` / him. ` / " allegation. In his ruling, the presiding judge, @ # L two accused persons to bail in the sum of N100, 000 with a surety each in like sum.

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Would you initiate sex with your husband? $%&'*+-/%34%/+67%89+-+%'-+%:3$;<:8<$=%><+?/% 3$%?93%/93@JM%&'Q+%89+%U-/8%&3>+W%% 3/8% ?3&+$%$+>+-%&'Q+%89+%&3>+W% 3%89+&7%<8%</%'% &'$X/%Y3ZW%AMINA BRAI OMOIKE sampled 3[<$<3$/%34%/3&+%?3&+$%3$%89+%&'*+-W Intimacy is the paramount thing whichever way we look at it. Most partners feel refrained from sharing these topical issues with each other, and this, most of the time creates “wallsâ€? in their relationship with neither of them understanding each other’s need when it comes to intimate desires. For the men, intimacy is spelt S-E-X while for the ladies it is spelt T-A-L-K. We should understand that each individual self is “wiredâ€? V 9 : " we respond to each other’s “callâ€? for sex V ' " method of communication when it comes L Ă? Shakirat I’m very intuitive when it comes to my partner, and I have never had a bad review. On a serious note though, I am an intimate person, and I’m very open about my sexuality. Establishing the fact that I’m open to new ideas from the onset basically makes it easier for him to open up. I’m happy to take the lead when he has doubts, and I always make him feel comfortable enough to express himself. Women don’t take the lead enough, always waiting for the guy to make the @ "

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[ / move though it is rather sensitive if ladies initiate it, and this surely drives the men " 9 / " " [ : $ thing is certain, most men see their ladies as some intimacy gadget using them to satisfy their intimate desires which in this regard is unethical. Women want to be loved, and not just sexed, so most times when they’re approached in this manner when not in the mood, they try to coil up into their shell and build “walls� to avoid being reached. I tell you, all they need is communication because their emotional needs need to be met and that’s why you were chosen to be a friend to them. We keep learning every day. Are you that person that’s hyped up with intimate urges, and what to do something about it reaching out to your partner, but you’re

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My husband complains that I don’t try it on enough either! I feel that it’s kind of “his jobâ€? and I know that’s wrong! If I do [ ! L / a cuddle. Maybe squeeze his backside or something. Maybe make small comments – Patricia On rare occasions, I do start it; it will be by rubbing his back then moving to the nether regions. Either that, or by pointedly saying “I’m going up for a shower, are you coming to bedâ€?? He knows that / Ă? Bunmi

I never really make the move, apart from the odd occasion when I cuddle him and then start stroking him closer and closer to his favourite part! I think part of it is that maybe I subconsciously prefer for / 9 " : it is because he mentions sex on a daily basis, whereas I barely think about it since L

� ; I will when I want to, but I usually get turned on by what he does to me, so rarely deliberately instigate it. All I have to do to get him going is to give him a hug sometimes I have to specify that it’s just a hug. Men love sex, and they are happy to oblige anywhere, anytime, so there is no � Ime I asked for sex before I got pregnant. I can’t wait to get my libido back. Sometimes, he can just tell by my eyes that I want it. Sometimes, I’ll just straddle him on the sofa or sometimes just start touching him. The best is when he’s half � Diamond I don’t initiate sex; it’s a chore to me. If he even talks about sex, I’ve automatically got a head ache and I’m tired. I’m 22, but I don’t feel sexy or in the mood sometimes � Bidemi

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a stronger accent colour to help blend in with your chosen colour. Plus don’t be afraid to stick to these colours, choose a darker shade or lighter tint of some of these popular colours, you’ll still be on trend, but use it to your advantage.

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ince our baby was born, I don’t feel like I get enough time alone with my wife. # L [ taking care of the baby. I’m jealous. How can I get over these feelings? Ahmed, Lagos Ahmed, It’s completely normal to be jealous of your wife’s relationship with your new baby, especially if she’s bonding with him through breastfeeding. But it’s important to ask yourself who’s really making you jealous? Your wife, for being so close with your baby or your baby, for coming between you and your wife? My guess is probably both. Whatever the cause of your jealousy, it’s best to get your feelings out in the open. Start by talking to your partner as clearly and honestly as possible. This may not be easy: You may be worried that she’ll think you’re being too sensitive. Or you may not want to bother her with your problems — after all, she just had a baby, and you’re supposed to be supportive, right? Whatever’s holding you back; put it aside. The most dangerous thing you can do is to bury your jealousy. Left unspoken, your feelings may make you resent both your wife and your baby, and could damage your marriage and your experience of fatherhood. You might also want to talk to your friends who have children. Chances are they’ll be able to tell you things you need to hear — like that life with '%$+?Z3-$%=+8/%Z+*+-%3$:+%'%-3@8<$+%</% +/8'ZJ</9+MW% 4%<8X/%833%M<z:@J8%83%8'JQ% to your wife or your friends, consider going to a therapist or a father’s support group. As important as talking is, it probably won’t be enough. Create a date night or go for a walk with your wife. Bond with your baby by bathing him, cuddling him, playing with him, [@*<$=%9<&%83%Z+M7%8'Q<$=%9<&%43-%'% walk in a carrier, and changing his M<'[+-/W% 3@%:'$%'J/3%Z3*J+%4++M%9<&% if your wife is pumping breast milk or using formula. When you’ve carved out a relationship with your baby that’s independent of your wife, you won’t have nearly as much to be jealous about. In short, the more you do with your baby and your wife, the stronger your relationship with both of them will be. Jealousy is a big thing with new dads. Try giving mom that extra hand with your new born; doing such things as helping with diaper changes, baths, and feedings. If she is breast feeding the baby, sit with her and talk. These are things that even though she is spending more time with the baby, both of you can bond together as a couple.

I want another child, but my husband doesn’t

I am a wife, and want another child, but my husband doesn’t. We already have two children though the second baby has a heart defect, which is one of the main reasons my husband doesn’t want any more. I am happy he is open and honest with me, however, once in a while, I get irrational, and seem not to see his point! I have not given up hope that someday we will have a third baby. Should I or shouldn’t I have another child? Grace, Abuja

Grace, Unfortunately, there’s no easy answer to this question. But here are some factors to consider, and discuss with your husband about having another child: Lack of time is a common concern for prospective second-time parents. Chances are, though, that there are a number of things you can do to free up time in your daily life. For example, you could splurge and hire a housecleaner or prepare a week’s worth of dinners to freeze. This might free up only 15 or 20 minutes a night, but €3@XM%Z+%'&' +M%'8%89+%M<‚+-+$:+%<8%:'$%&'Q+W J/37%:'$%€3@%'‚3-M%83%9'>+%'$389+-%Z'Z€†% <JJ% one of you (or both) have to work more hours to

make ends meet? Are you willing to do this? Is there anywhere you can cut back on your family’s spending? He might also be worried that he won’t be able 83%J3>+%€3@-%89<-M%:9<JM%'/%&@:9%'/%89+%U-/8%8?3†% While this is an incredibly common worry, the simple answer is that your capacity to love your :9<JM-+$%‡%$3%&'*+-%93?%&'$€%€3@%9'>+%‡%</% <$U$<8+W 3@-%9@/Z'$M%&<=98%Z+%?3--<+M%'Z3@8%[@*<$=% €3@%89-3@=9%'%M<z:@J8%[-+=$'$:€%'$M%J'Z3@-W% Since you are the one who’d go through it, tell him how you feel about the prospect. Also consider that while being a parent is hard work, being a pregnant parent is even tougher. Is that okay for you? ++[%<$%&<$M%89'8%+>+-€%:9<JM%</%M<‚+-+$87%'$M% your next baby’s temperament may not be the same as your other two. When you talk to your husband about these <//@+/7%€3@XJJ%[-3Z'ZJ€%U$M%89'8%89+%8?3%34%€3@% share many concerns (even if he is more worried than you are right now). An open discussion may not help you come to an agreement right away, but it can put you and your partner on the same page — or at least in the same chapter! Good luck!

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stitches to repair tears or an episiotomy. Even if your perineum is intact, intercourse could hurt. You may just need more time to heal. If you’re breastfeeding your baby, low hormone levels can leave you less lubricated, and that can cause pain. Allow plenty of time for foreplay, and use a lubricating jelly or cream until your normal /+:-+8<3$/%-+/@&+W% 3%/J3?J€%'$M%8-€%M<‚+-+$8% positions that would allow you control the amount of vaginal penetration. If it hurts too much, stop and try again another time. Make love during your baby’s naptime, when both of you are less likely to be too exhausted and M</8-':8+M%83%+$Y3€%<8W% $M%M3$X8%/@‚+-%<$%/<J+$:+W% Tell your partner what feels good and what hurts. As with everything else in life, honesty fosters intimacy.

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that Niger had pulled out of the competition. The Togolese who have been yearning to see the new Eaglets , would be disappointed as there would not be any match Q ` at 5:30pm local time (6:30pm Nigerian time) would have ` between the two countries Â’

 Â‚€ CAN Under-17 tournament in Morocco which ? * 10-1 aggregate score line. It is against this backdrop that Coach Emmanuel Amuneke (MON) hascharged his wards against underrating the Nigerien who would bedesirous to avenge their last defeat. Speaking to the players before lunch, Amuneke said that the present crop of players must strive to emulate their predecessors who went all the way to win the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates last year. “Don’t forget that nobody is

going to dash us anything as such we must take each match seriously,� said Amuneke. ‡< Niger as expected would determine how well we are going to do in this competition as such; we must put up our very best against them.� Amuneke who later took his boys to have a feel of the stadium after rain, noted that each match at the tournament is an opportunity for the players to show that they can also get the job done. All the 18 players registered for the tournament took part in the training session and are seemingly psychologically ready for the game with no injury worries. In a related development, the Golden Eaglets were osted at the Nigeria’s High Commission by Ambassador Matthew Sunday Adoli who advised the team to be of good conduct throughout their stay in Togo, adding that they should do their best and make Nigerians near and far happy at the end of the tournament.

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ntil the end of the season, Michael Eneramo, is on loan in Karabukspor. Club showed interest in keeping him on a regular basis, but unfortunately they were handed a transfer ban for 2 upcoming transfer windows. Eneramo hasn’t been given much time in Besiktas and that’s why he was loaned to Karabukspor. Since his arrival he has bagged 4 goals in 12 apperances, including the one against Besiktas. Karabuk

ˆ ! # his permanent acquisition, but then came the transfer ban. In season 2012/13 ' # Selim Teber was brought to Karabukspor, but according to Turkish Football Federation

Rio 2016 construction work resumes after 2-week strike after a few hours by union leaders. It added that the strike came as a major blow to Rio 2016 Games, which had already, faced criticism from the International Olympic Committee (IOC). A special task force had been drafted by the IOC to tackle the lack of progress in preparations of Brazil Government to host South 6 ˆ < Games. Construction is also expected to get underway on the long-delayed Deodoro zone of venues. The Deodoro will host

hockey, equestrian, canoeing and BMX, in the second half

Bach of this year. The sports complex was the second largest cluster for Rio 2016 and would cost the Brazilian Government 358 million dollars. The Mayor of Rio, Eduardo Paes, said he expected

construction work to be completed weeks before the Olympic Opening Ceremony open on Aug. 5, 2016. ``We have no room to spare, we cannot make a single mistake but there is still time to get it done right,’’ he said.

not everything was according the rules. TFF decided to to ban Karabukspor from participating in next two transfer windows. In this situation after the season Eneramo will be forced to return to Besiktas, where is unwanted and look for other options to continue his career.

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School vows to win U-13 Pan-Africa soccer tourney igeria’s representative will not disappoint.

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to the 3rd Nestle-Milo Under-13 Pan- African Football Championship, St Barnabas LGEA Primary School A, Ilorin, Kwara, yes ` winning the competition. The coach of St Barnabas, Doyin Oyeseyi, said in Lagos that the team was ready to do well because of the quality of its players. ``We are happy to be the school representing Nigeria in the competition. ``We have worked very hard to get to this stage having defeated all opposition that we played, and in most cases, we came from behind to win our matches. ``My players are a very skillful team, they are disciplined and they are well behaved. We will surely deliver the cup,’’ Oyeseyi said. He added that since qualifying for the championship, the children’s parents and many well wishers in Ilorin had been very supportive, hence they

NAN reports that St Barnabas had won the Milo sponsored Under-13 National School Sports Festival held in November 2013. The organisers, Nestle Nigeria Plc, had through their Category Manager, Doja Ekeruche, said that the team would undergo intensive two weeks football training with football experts. ``They will be trained for two weeks at the Kwara International Football Academy where they will be monitored by ex-internationals, Emmanuel Amunike and Peter Rufai. ``They will also undergo a four day training at the International Sports Academy, Wasinmi, run by another exinternational, Segun Odegbami,’’ Ekeruche said. NAN reports that the competition, holding from May 29 to May 31 in Lagos will have South-Africa (2010 hosts), defending champions Ghana and Kenya representing the Eastern Africa pride.

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y heart was broken as I watched security and res ! * last Monday’s mayhem at Nyanya, a suburb of our Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. I wept as I watched the wreckage, and the wanton destruction of human lives by a band of demented and grossly degenerated criminals who go by the name, Boko Haram. Truly I believe that these evil men have crossed the line of total insanity. And we cannot continue to watch and appeal to them. Do they look like people who listen to appeals? Let all these appeals cease. It is insulting and disgusting! These animals with the basest instincts have completely lost every bit of humanity, and cannot respond to any human overtures. Almost every single day since this year, they have been on vengeful rampage, spilling innocent blood of Nigerians, perhaps to appease their thirst for blood. And I think the Nyanya bombing is a complete desecration of our country. And while we were wasting energy making speeches of appeal, they rubbed insult into injury by marching peacefully into the Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, Borno State, kidnapped over 100 female students, and drove them away without any challenge. I am puzzled how this could happen. After they had invaded several schools in the recent past, killing and maiming innocent school children; that we could allow this to happen again makes me extremely sad. More so, when many schools in the state had been shut down, why could we not provide suf session preparing for the West African Examination Council exams? I have written in this column several times that it seems to me that we are not really serious about ending this crisis or winning the war. There is so much sloppiness in our approach, and it is either we are not coordinated or there is too much sabotage. I accept # of war, it is practically impossible to police everywhere or pre-empt every attack, but in my opinion, we have not Q 6 the bombing of the motor park in Kano where several people were killed and vehicles destroyed, why are our motor packs and public places still unprotected even with the minute anti-terror equipment? After they had attacked our schools repeatedly, Is it not a big shame that we cannot protect even the few schools open in the North East? If we cannot protect or pre-empt attacks on these known targets, then who and what can we protect? Is it just the government houses and the houses of Assembly and the homes of political

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ment of our security apparatuses and network. Is our intelligence capability so poor? So, rather than waste my time appealing to the blatantly insane insurgents and their reprobate backers, I will rather appeal to Nigerians; those who genuinely abhor and oppose what Q = the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I am really wondering how he is handling all these. I believe he must be the most distressed person in the country today. When I saw him with his hand on his chin as he inspected the scene in Nyanya last Monday, my heart went out to him as well. I presume he must be asking the

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Stop this carnage now... before it’s too late! ‘why me’ question; the type people ask when bewildered by unsavoury happenings. He must go down in Nigeria’s history as the President who went out to inspect scenes of manmade disasters and condole with the bereaved more than any other so far. I believe he must be doing his best, but as it is obvious to him, his best seems not to be good enough. I sympathise with him because in the real world, it !

Q measured and appreciated is RESULT. No matter what diehard supporters of the President like us may feel, the truth is that with the daily killing of innocent Nigerians comes the daily erosion

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ment is to protect lives, and right now lives of many innocent Nigerians are being wasted. My candid appeal to him is to draw the line now. If I were him, I will take whatever action that must be taken to see that the Nyanya bomb blast will be the last of that nature to be detonated by the Boko Haram or any militant. I will go to anywhere in the world to procure help to see that this does not happen again. I will for a starter go after the insurgents, and ensure they are driven out

the entire border in the North East of Nigeria. To hear that the sect has training camps and depots within the Nigerian territory bewilders me. If need be, I will declare a state of emergency in the whole Nation. I will declare every day a Nigerian citizen is killed unjustly a national mourning day, and will outlaw any boisterous celebration of any nature until we sort out this national tragedy. If we need volunteers to beef up our security forces, I will ask. If we need foreign troops or whatever, I will get. I know that eventually, we will defeat the insurgents, but at what cost to the lives of innocent Nigerians. I will do whatever is possible to protect the lives of innocent Nigerian youths whose lives are being cut short in very miserable ways. Some may say that these actions may make the insurgents feel good. What the heck! Are they not feeling good already? And that should not bother us, what should be our focus is to galvanize the entire citizenry to frontally resist this evil that is threatening to consume us. As long as people are safe and having fun, the required galvanization and concentration will not be achieved. My next appeal is to the security forces. They are doing their best, and

many are dying in action. But they can see that their current best falls below national expectation. I am one of those who hailed the promise of Air Vice Marshall Alex Badeh that the insurgency would be brought to an end in April. I have been praying for them to succeed. But we have less than 2 weeks left for April to come to an end, and with the renewed onslaught by the insurgents, I am believing God for a miracle. But if April ends, and the situation is not reasonably resolved forces will be severely shaken. And I hope that they are contemplating the consequences. Let them change their

Q The recent embarrassing discrepancy between their story on the rescue of the kidnapped students, and that of the parents and school authority adds no honour to their mission. Thirdly, let me appeal to the governors in the North to abandon political divisions, urgently meet with their traditional rulers, community leaders and other leaders of thought, and marshal out a plan to stop this carnage. They alone can contain this insurgency, if they unite. Three years ago, an indigene was kidnapped in my community. The community met and rose as one, and went into the bush, and by day break, the captive was released, the kidnappers driven out of town, and three years after they have not returned. In my opinion, this matter is really in their hands. And that’s why I applaud some of the parents of the kidnapped students who on Thursday decided to go into the Sambisa Forest to try and rescue their wards. That is the type of action and courage the citizens must show to put the enemy to rout. Fourthly, my last appeal goes to the people of Nigeria that they must be prepared to face inconveniences. If the President and the security forces adopt the kind of suggestions I have made above, then we may have to forgo some rights and face some restrictions. We either eat our cakes or have it back, not both. When Al-Qaida invaded America, world travel changed, especially if you are going to America. They insisted on seeing your nakedness. I do not need to appeal to Nigerians to be vigilant, and report strange persons or strange objects, because such appeals seem not to produce much result. It is our civic responsibility, and if we do not want to live up to it, then let us be prepared to face the consequence; but stop looking for whom to blame. This carnage must stop now or else it might be too late! Finally, we must be comforted by David’s testimony in the book of Psalm chapter Eleven: In the Lord, I as a bird to your mountain? For lo the wicked bend their bow, they make ready their arrow upon the string, that they may privily shoot at the upright in the heart. If the foundations be destroyed what can the righteous do? The Lord is in His Holy Temple, the Lord’s throne is in heaven; His Eyes behold, His Eye Lids try, the children of Men. The Lord trieth the righteous, but the wicked and him that loveth violence, His soul hateth. UPON THE WICKED, HE SHALL RAIN SNARES, FIRE AND BRIMSTONE, AND AN HORRIBLE TEMPEST; this shall be the portion of their cup. Let us trust the Lord to help our efforts, especially if we are the righteous. If anyone is not, this Easter is a great opportunity. Happy Easter, Nigerians, anyhow!

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