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FG increased access, quality of education, says Shekarau

lieve the stories making the TED ODOGWU, Kano ‡†‘’“Š‰ ˆ†‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â…F…”ˆ‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ducation Minister, ‰ Â?Š‰ “…–Â?—…‡•ˆ…–˜‰ ŠÂ? Â?’™‰ †’‰ Malam Ibrahim Shekathe report because it (report) rau, yesterday in Kano, has heavily indicted it and •E‡Â?…“‰ˆÂ?…‰ …“…‡•–‰ †ž…‡’some powerful personalities ment has more than its prein the administration of Presi- decessors increased access to dent Goodluck Jonathan. education by establishing not less than 10 federal universities within the last 18 months. Shekarau also expressed his commitment and determination to leave a legacy of industrial action-free tertiary institutions, polytechnics and colleges of education nation-wide. During an interactive session with newsmen in Kano yesterday, the minister, how…ž…‡ ‰ •“Â?Â? …“‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ …“‘cation sector in the country is grappling with numerous challenges, recalling that on •ŠŠ‘Â?ŒˆÂ?†’‰†¥‰†E”… ‰Â?…‰Š‘Â?moned all education stakeholders in the country, during which they brainstormed on challenges confronting the sector. At the end of deliberations, the stakeholders unanimously agreed not to ground the edu !"# $% #&'" ( )*+#- ./0 11&(%- 21 3 $' 45 6" -#' * 0 ' 7" " 8&9--15 :"!"'& ; <" - cation sector by downing tools ' 11&(%- ><2< < ?& @ & '&"( 0"1 ( -'- 5 6- '; :& 3&! ) - &'" ( <%-" < 5 :& 3&! $) but rather to seek ways and : 7 ;- );-;-1" &(% < " '&(' :& 3&! : F !" < 1 % "(J '3- N < -& 0 P"!!&(#- * '3- ./0 * 1 < ?& solutions to problems tormentQ 4 ?& ' $( J "( < ?& -#-('!; 3 ' S V&!- <%-( J& ing the sector, stressing that they subsequently resolved that teaching has to continue in spite of the challenges. He disclosed that the FedCYRIL MBAH, Abuja than will not be able to muster there will be no outright win- ernment, we now have what I residential candidate Š‘E”Â?…’ˆ‰ ž†ˆ…Š‰ ¥‡†Â?‰ ˆÂ?…‰ …–…”- ner in the 2015 presidential elec- might call a balance of power eral Government has since set of the United Progres- torate to win the 2015 presiden- tion. There will be horse-trad- between the two political par- ‘Œ‰ •‰ ӠÂ?Â?Â? ……‰ ˆ†‰ •ŠŠ…ŠŠ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ sives Party [UPP], tial election going by the level ing and alliances to form the ties and the 2015 general elec- problems tormenting univerChief Chekwas Oko- of preparation of the opposi- next government, like it is done tions will not be business as sities, at the end of which they discovered that the tertiary rie, has declared that tion All Progressives Congress in other advanced democracies usual for the ruling party.â€? of the world. The variables toReasoning that a political institutions need not less than after carefully divining the [APC]. The politician, who is also the day make it clear that no party Šˆ•–…Â?•ˆ…‰‹Â?Â–Â–Â‰Â—Â…Â’Â…ÂŁÂˆÂ‰Â?Â?Š‰Œ•‡ˆ˜ ‰ N1.3 trillion, with which to secret oracle and studying the 2015 political chess board, it founder and National Chair- can form the next government Chekwas said: “This is where tackle its myriad of problems. †––†‹Â?’™‰Â?ÂˆÂŠÂ‰ÂŁÂ’Â“Â?’™Š ‰ Â‡Â…ÂŠÂ”Â•Â’Â‰Â”Â†Â’ÂŁÂ“Â…Â’ÂˆÂ–Â˜Â‰ÂŒÂ‡Â…Â“Â?”ˆ‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰ man of UPP, said there will be after the 2015 election, without UPP that is the third force presidential poll will not pro- deals, negotiations, horse-trad- an alliance with other parties, comes in. I can tell you UPP is ident Goodluck Jonathan ening or alliances before a govern- especially UPP. Mark my word now the beautiful bride of Ni- dorsed the approval of N220 duce a clear winner. Okorie said categorically in ment can be formed after the and when it comes to pass, you gerian politics, sought after by billion, to be disbursed to will say I told you. No party the stronger political parties universities to be spread over an exclusive interview in Abuja 2015 general elections. He declared: “I predict that can form the next government and politicians. We are open to •‰ Œ…‡Â?†“‰ †¥‰ £ž…‰ ˜…•‡Š ‰ Šˆ‡…ŠŠthat President Goodluck Jonawithout forming an alliance. proposals for alliance that are ing that this year alone, all “PDP and APC are two po- favourable to us but we repre- ¥…“…‡•–‰‘’Â?ž…‡ŠÂ?ˆÂ?…Š‰—…’…£ …“‰ litical parties with practically sent a third progressive force N910 million, while federal he All Progressives malfeasance constitute the and detained by partisan se- equal capacities to win or dis- and we will only discuss or polytechnics got N650 million Congress (APC) has immediate trigger for anger curity agencies acting under rupt any election and even work with other political par- each, federal colleges of eduassured Nigerians and violence during and after orders from the FG. cation got N550 million each. though one is already in gov- ties that share our ideals.â€? and the international elections. ‘’If the Federal Governcommunity that it “We have heard from Nige- ment allows a level playing will do all in its power to make rians who are so afraid about ÂŁÂ…Â–Â“Â‰ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â‰Â•Â–Â–Â‰Â”Â†Â’ÂˆÂ…ÂŠÂˆÂ•Â’ÂˆÂŠÂ Â‰Â?ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ sure the 2015 general election is possible violence during the security agencies stop acting violence-free, saying the rising forthcoming election that they as the armed wing of the rulapprehension about the polls are even willing to relocate to ing PDP, if the electoral umhe MTN-sponsored tion with Ultima Limited, had Of the eight nominees who among the populace is inimical other countries until after the pire will carry out its duties weekly TV game show, called on Nigerians to nomi- were invited for the show, to the conduct of a successful elections. But, as the biggest without fear, favour or bias Who Wants To Be A nate whoever they feel de- Omotola Akinsola, a youth election. opposition party in Nigeria and if citizens are allowed to Millionaire (WWTBAM) took serves to be surprised during corps member and Mrs. IyaIn a statement issued in and a major stakeholder in exercise their franchise unmo- a new dimension over the this yuletide, saying such a bode Olasumbo Sodiya-DaLagos Sunday by its national our nation’s democracy, we lested, the stage will be set for weekend, as sponsors, MTN, Œ…‡Š†’‰Â?‘Šˆ‰Â?•ž…‰Â?’Ž‘…’”…“‰ wodu were the lucky two, publicity secretary, Alhaji Lai are assuring, on our part, that a non-violent, free, fair and rode on this platform to give or touched their lives in a pos- who made it to the hot seat. Mohammed, the party, how- there will be no violence. credible polls. In other words, out a house worth N50 mil- itive manner. Akinsola made it to the hot …ž…‡ ‰ Š•Â?“‰ Â?ˆŠ‰ Â…F†‡ˆŠ‰ ŠÂ?†‘–“‰ “Though our party has no the government has a major lion to a winner, Miss OmoAccording to the organis- Š…•ˆ‰ Â?’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ Â…ÂŒÂ?Š†“…‰ •’“‰ be complemented by the history of violence, we have role to play in making the tola Akinsola, as part of its ers, many nominations were won N250,000, while Mrs. PDP-led federal government, commenced a nationwide ef- forthcoming polls peaceful. numerous surprise packages received in this regard and it Sodiya-Dawodu tried her luck which has a propensity for fort to sensitise our members “On our part, in addition to for Nigerians, in its on-going took a painstaking process to during the second episode and using the security agencies and supporters to the need to †ˆÂ?…‡‰ Â…F†‡ˆŠ‰ •Â?Â?…“‰ •ˆ‰ …’Š‘‡- season of surprises campaign. select the eight nominees with also won N250,000. With both to harass and intimidate the eschew rancour and embrace ing a peaceful election, we Special episodes of the TV the most compelling stories contestants at par, show host, opposition and ordinary citi- non-violent methods, even in pledge to accept the result of game show, tagged ‘Who to come and have a chance of Frank Edoho, ushered viewers zens. the face of the kind of provo- an election that is not only Deserves To Be Surprised’, making it to the hot seat, not into another anxious moment, It also said FG should take cations to which we were free, fair, credible and trans- were aired on TV stations all only to play for the regular as both Omotola and Iyabode all measures necessary to en- subjected during the Ekiti and parent but one that is also over the country on the 21 star prize of N10 million but were made to play the fastest sure the elections are free, fair Osun governorship elections, seen to be so. We hope other and 28 December, 2014, to the to also have a surprise chance £’™…‡‰™•Â?… ‰Š†‰•Š‰ˆ†‰“…ˆ…‡Â?Â?’…‰ and credible, since rigging when our members were parties will make a similar amazement of many viewers. of winning a house worth who wins the star prize of the and other acts of electoral needlessly harassed, arrested pledge,â€? APC said. Sponsors, MTN, in conjunc- N50 millon. N50m house.

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ll Progressives Congress (APC) has accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)led Federal Government of trying to suppress the audit report on the missing $20 billion oil money, saying deadline for the release of the report, which was set by the government itself, has come and gone. In a statement issued in Ilorin weekend by its national publicity secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said Minister of Finance Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala herself had said, at the Financial Times Africa Summit 2014 in London in October, that the report would be ready in November 2014. It quoted the Minister as saying at the forum on October 6, 2014: “We engaged PwC (PriceWaterHouseCoopers) with the Auditor General of the Federation taking the lead. They asked for 16 weeks to complete the work; they have spent 11 or 12 weeks so far and they will be done in a couple of weeks.� APC said adding the remaining four weeks for the conclusion of the report, as requested by the auditors, meant that it should have been ready by latest November 7, 2014. “It is now over a month since the deadline for the release of the report expired and the government has simply kept mum on the report, apparently in an …F†‡ˆ‰ˆ†‰Š‹……Œ‰ˆ�…‰�ŠŠ‘…‰‘’“…‡‰ the carpet as it has done with all other reports of widespread corruption under the present dispensation. “However, Nigerians will not allow this to happen. They will continue to demand that the audit report be

made public, in the interest of transparency. We also believe that the Minister of Finance should strive to protect whatever is left of her international reputation by living up to her words that the issue will not be swept under the carpet. It

is not only Nigerians but the entire international community who are interested in the outcome of the audit. “If there is any reason why the report has not been released, the Minister should immediately come out and tell Ni-

gerians. Otherwise, she should release the report today, so that Nigerians will know exactly how much of their oil funds is missing and those to be held responsible for the unprecedented heist,� the party said. APC said it refuses to be-

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Body tasks EFCC to probe donors to Jonathan’s re-election fund AMAKA AGBU, Port Harcourt

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he International Society for Social Justice and Human Rights, Port Harcourt branch, has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to carry out a high powered investigation on state governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as well as all those individuals who donated to the party’s campaign funds for the 2015 re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan, which amounted to N21 billion. Chancellor of the society, Omenazu Jackson, who strongly criticised the state governors who contributed state funds to the re-election bid of President Goodluck Jonathan, said in Port Harcourt yesterday that those who donated to Mr. President’s campaign fund were mainly people who had held public of£ pered with public funds. Jackson said: “Our investigations have revealed that 80 per cent of those who make these donations are those who have one time or the other been in custody of public fund and were unable to account properly ¡ ¯ gather and donate to the presidential re-election in £

the electoral act is what we call moral kidnap of Mr. President, because having donated so fabulously to the election campaign, Mr. President will be morally incapacitated at asking questions concerning the public funds entrusted in their hands. We call on EFCC to investigate the donors and tell Nigerians

who they are and how they came about the money.” He faulted the donations because not all residents or indigenes of such states belong to PDP as their governors, adding that they should have made the contributions from their salaries and allowances. “Several of them donated billions. Look at the state

governors. State governors earn salaries. They earn allowances. They are supposed to donate from their pockets. They don’t have a right to donate on behalf of the states. For them to deep their hands into state pockets to make the donations to political parties, they are short-changing others in that particular

state, who do not have the same political ideology with them and who may not be in the same political party with them. The governors should make such donations as personal donations to the campaign purse from their personal pockets, that is, from their allowances and salaries.”

Akpabio’s wife doles out N4.3m to 215 multiple birth couples BASSEY ANTHONY, Uyo

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ife of the Akwa Ibom State Governor, Mrs. Ekaete Unoma Godswill Akpabio has doled out food items and cash gifts totalling N4.3 million to 215 multiple birth couples across the 31 local government areas of the state. The multiple birth programme of Mrs. Akpabio is one of the key components of her Family Life Enhancement Initiative (FLEI), which saw 215 multiple birth couples receiving N20,000 each at the weekend in Uyo, the state capital. The state First Lady, who was represented by the wife of the Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate in the state, Mrs. Martha Udom Emmanuel, said she was conscious of the £ chological challenges faced by multiple birth couples. According to Mrs. Akpabio, the cash gifts and food items were part of interventionists’ gestures geared towards alleviating the sufferings of the less privileged under her Family Life Enhancement Initiative programme.

Jonathan will defeat Buhari, says Dokubo A patient receiving medical attention during a free medical care by the Joint Task Force in the Niger Delta, Operation Pulo shield to Igbomatoru Community in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State...recently.

2015: G22 supporters to mobilize A’Ibom voters against Jonathan if...... the state. It is recalled that 22 upporters of the governorship aspirants 22 aggrieved walked out of the Akwa g o v e r n o r s h i p Ibom International Staaspirants of the dium, venue of the DePeoples Demo- cember 8 governorship cratic Party’s (PDP), who primary, alleging wide spread irregularities in 8, 2014 governorship pri- the process leading to the mary in Akwa Ibom, have election. threatened to mobilize They also accused Govvoters in the state against ernor Godswill Akpabio President Goodluck Jona- of manipulating the prithan’s re-election in 2015. The G22 sympathisers, drawn mostly from Eket and Uyo senatorial districts of the state, said UCHENNA NWAFOR, they would begin anti- Yenagoa Jonathan campaigns in F ¡ the whole of Akwa Ibom goat and ten State and beyond should bags of rice the president acknowlto elders and edge Udom Gabriel Empeople of manuel as PDP governorNembe community in ship candidate. The G22 supporters is- Bayelsa State from the sued the threat despite an management of the Ni £ - gerian Agip oil Comtween Jonathan and the pany (NOAC) over the G22 governorship aspir- weekend caused a mild ants scheduled for Mon- drama. F day (today) in Abuja, aimed at ironing the con- Christmas gift to the tentions arising from the host communities of December 8, 2014 PDP Nembe Kingdom, was governorship primary in however turned down

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mary election to favour his choice candidate, Udom Gabriel Emmanuel, citing non-accreditation and importation of ‘fake’ delegates as major reasons for their non-participation in the election. Spokesperson of the G22 supporters, who pleaded not to be named, told our correspondent in Uyo, at the weekend they were waiting to mo-

bilise Akwa Ibom voters against Jonathan should he (Jonathan) decide to accept the result of the ‘sham’ primary which threw up the immediate past Secretary to the State Government, Udom Emmanuel. “We are just waiting and hoping the president would be reasonable enough to rein in on Governor Akpabio and his

Paul Ekpo-led state PDP, who are hell-bent on imposing Udom Emmanuel on the state as governor. “The president should know that 22 governorship aspirants cannot be lying to him that there was no credible governorship primary in Akwa Ibom State. We are not against Udom but we are against the process that brought him.

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by the people through the Oil and Gas Com ¡ Nengi James Orioworio. It was gathered that the people of the oil-rich Nembe Kingdom were angry because the gift items of a goat and 10 bags of rice was meant to be shared by people of the communities £ headed by a one-time minster of power and the Amanayabo of Nembe Kingdom, King Edmund Dakouru. £ opment in a statement

issued yesterday and made available to news man, Chief Orioworio, described the gift as “a corporate embarrassment to the traditional institution and the good people of Nembe Kingdom, which the people will never take kindly.” Orioworio recalled a meeting with the general manager of the company when he visited King Dakoru, alongside his management team, where issues of corporate social responsibilities were addressed.

He noted that for Agip to give ten bags of rice and one goat to a community of about 500,000 people is a clear demonstration of the insensitivity of the multinational company to the community, which is a major hub of Agip’s operations. According to him, the people of Nembe are a contented people, who will never be cowed by any Greek gift that F among the people of the area.

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eader of Niger Delta Peoples’ Salvation and Volunteer Front (NDSVF), Alhaji Asari Dokubo, has declared that President Goodluck Jonathan will defeat former head of state, General Mohammadu Buhari, at the February 14, 2015 presidential election. Asari maintained that Jonathan, from his estimation, has already won the election, contrary to views being expressed by the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) that Buhari would win, because Nigerians are yearning for change. The ex-militant war lord insisted that nothing would make Buhari, the presidential candidate of APC to constitute any stumbling block to Jonathan’s re-election in February. Speaking at the burial ceremony of his grandmother, Princess Preba Abigal Ekineh at Buguma in Asari Toru Local Government Area of Rivers State, he said it was not possible for Jonathan, who is from the Niger Delta, to lose the election to any contender to the presidency.

NEWSWATCH TIMES MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2014 NANKPAH BWAKAN, Bauchi

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n the aftermath of the 22nd Decem—…‡ Â‰ •‘”Â?Â?‰ …’ˆ‡•–‰ Market explosion, the Minister of Fed…‡•–‰ •ŒÂ?ˆ•–‰ …‡‡Â?ˆ†‡˜ Â‰ …’•ˆ†‡‰ •–•‰ ‘Â?•Â?Â?…“ Â‰ ˜…Šˆ…‡“•˜‰ “…”–•‡…“‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ‡…ŠÂ?“…’”˜‰ •’“‰ ‡…ŠÂ?“…’ˆ‰ Goodluck Jonathan have no hands in the spate of bombings in the troubled North East and the counÂˆÂ‡Â˜Â‰Â•ÂˆÂ‰Â–Â•Â‡Â™Â…ÂŻ The minister made the “Â?Š”–†Š‘‡…‰Â?’‰ •‘”Â?Â?‰‹Â?…’‰ he led a Federal Government delegation to the …’ˆ‡•–‰ •‡šÂ…ˆ‰ •‘”Â?Â?‰

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Presidency has no hands in Bauchi blasts, says FCT minister ‹Â?Â?”Â?‰ ‹•Š‰ ‡†”šÂ…“‰ —˜‰ bomb explosion last Mon“•˜‰…ž…’Â?’™¯ Senator Muhammed Šˆ•ˆ…“‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ”†’ˆ‡•‡˜‰ ˆ†‰ insinuations that the administration of Jonathan was responsible for the recent spate of bombing, the President has nothing to do with it and is working hard to curb the menace †¥‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â?’Š‘‡™…’”˜‰ Â?’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â”Â†Â‘Â’ÂˆÂ‡Â˜ÂŻ

Â?Š‰ ‹†‡“Š Â‰ ² ‰ Š…Â?½Â…‰ ˆÂ?Â?Š‰ †ŒŒ†‡ˆ‘’Â?ˆ˜‰ ˆ†‰ “Â?ŠŠ‘•“…‰ some of the insinuations and lies that are being said the Federal Government has a hand in some of these insurgent and bombings. Is unheard of •’“‰‘’¥•Â?Â‡Â‰ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â‰Â•Â’Â˜Â—Â†Â“Â˜Â‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰ use the blood of people to Œ–•˜‰ Œ†–Â?ˆÂ?”Š¯‰ Â?…•Œ‰ Œ‘—–Â?”Â?ˆ˜‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰”•’‰—…‰•”Â?Â?…ž…“‰ using mischief and treach…‡˜‰Â?Š‰’†ˆ‰™††“¯ž

…‰ •““…“¿‰ ² …‡ˆ•Â?’–˜ Â‰ we are not going to join issues. The Federal GovernÂ?…’ˆ‰Â?Š‰•‰—…’…£”Â?Â•Â‡Â˜Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ Œ…†Œ–…‰ —…”•‘Š…‰ ˜†‘‰ Â?•ž…‰ ÂžÂ†ÂˆÂ…Â“Â‰ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â‰Â‘ÂŠÂ‰Â•Â’Â“Â‰Â˜Â†Â‘Â‰Â‹Â?––‰ continue to note for us. As Mr President has shown Š˜’…‡™˜ Â‰ Â?ˆ‰ ”•’‰ —…‰ Š……’‰ during the last Christmas which was incidence free and Insha Allah this thing will continue and be susˆ•Â?’…“¯ž

Mohammed made a donation of N20 million to •ŠŠ�Šˆ…“‰ �…‰ •F…”ˆ…“‰ ˆ‡•“ers of the market, called on Nigerians to eschew all forms of sentiment that were being expressed in order to repeat what happened in 2011, particular–˜‰ �’‰ •‘”��‰ ˆ•ˆ…‰ ‹�…‡…‰ Š†‰ �•’˜‰ Œ…†Œ–…‰ “…•“ ‰ including corps members during the post election violence.

…‰ Š•Â?“¿‰ ² ˆ‰ ‹•Š‰ •––‰ the working of those michevous people who are selling information which are not true. Cerˆ•Â?’–˜‰ ‡‰ ‡…ŠÂ?“…’ˆ‰ —…•‡Š‰ ‹Â?ˆÂ?‰˜†‘‰•’“‰ ‰—…•‡‰‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ •Š‰ ˜†‘‡‰ ‡…Œ‡…Š…’ˆ•ˆÂ?ž…‰ in Nigeria to make sure ˆÂ?•ˆ‰‹…‰™Â?ž…‰˜†‘‰ˆÂ?…‰šÂ?’“‰ of solace and encouragement of assistance when…ž…‡‰Â?ˆ‰Â?Š‰‡…Ÿ‘Â?‡…“¯ž

Former LG boss dumps PDP in Kaduna State BABA NEGEDU, Kaduna

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Nuhu tasks FG to intervene in Kaduna tanker drivers’ crisis

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former chairman of Petroleum Tankers Drivers’ Association, (PTDA) Kaduna State Chapter, Comrade Nuhu Mohammad Intelligent ˜…Šˆ…‡“•˜‰ ”•––…“‰ †’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Federal Government to intervene in the crisis rocking the association to ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â…ÂŠÂˆÂ•Â–Â–Â‰ •’˜‰ —‡…•šÂ‰ “†‹’‰ of law and order. He stated that the intervention has become important, because if the Federal Government failed to do so the situaˆÂ?†’‰Â?•˜‰…Š”•–•ˆ…‰•’“‰–…•“‰ to breach of the law and order in the state. Comrade Nuhu while addressing newsmen in Kaduna also called on the NUPENG National leadership to compel the faction of the group led —˜‰ Â?Â?Â?…“Â?•ˆ…‰ Œ•Šˆ‰ ”Â?•Â?‡man, Alhaji Gambo Tuge to agree on a new election that will bring a leaderŠÂ?Â?ÂŒÂ‰Â•Â”Â”Â…ÂŒÂˆÂ…Â“Â‰Â—Â˜Â‰Â•Â–Â–ÂŻ

It would be recalled that about seven months ago an Abuja court passed a judgment in favour of Comrade Nuhu intelli™…’ˆ‰ •Š‰ •‰ —†’•£“…‰ Â?Â…Â?ber of the association, adding that a new election should also be held. ‘ˆ‰ •””†‡“Â?’™‰ ˆ†‰ ‘Â?‘‰ the other faction refused ˆ†‰ †—…˜‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ”†‘‡ˆ‰ ¹‘“™…ment and insisted on imposing themselves on the members as leaders of the group despite the fact that no election was held.

He revealed that even the state governor, Muktar Ramalan Yero had intervened in the crisis but the other faction refused to listen to good counsel •Š‰ ˆ�…˜‰ •‡…‰ Šˆ�––‰ ”–•���’™‰ to be leaders of the association despite the fact that their tenure has since expired.

Â?Š‰‹†‡“Š Â‰² †‰‹…‰‹•’ˆ‰ the Federal Government to intervene, before the crisis escalates to someˆÂ?Â?’™‰…–Š…¯‰ ––‰‹…‰•‡…‰Š•˜ing is that let there be new

election where all our members would be allowed to cast their votes ˆ†‰ …–…”ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Œ…‡Š†’‰ ˆÂ?…˜‰ want to lead them. ² ‘ˆ‰ Â?’Šˆ…•“‰ †¥‰ Â?†–“Â?’™‰ •’‰ …–…”ˆÂ?†’‰ ˆÂ?…˜‰ Š…–…”ˆ…“‰ themselves and told the world thaˆ‰ˆÂ?…˜‰Â?•ž…‰—……’‰ re-elected as leaders of the association without holding an election. We told them that we are not going to accept that because there was no election held •’“‰’†—†“˜‰ž†ˆ…“‰ˆÂ?Â…Â?ÂŻ

ormer interim Chairman of Kaduna North Local Government, Alhaji Usman —‡•Â?Â?Â?‰ Â?•Š‰ †E”Â?•––˜‰ withdrawn his membership of the Ruling PeoŒ–…°ÂŠÂ‰ Â…Â?†”‡•ˆÂ?”‰ •‡ˆ˜ Â‰ (PDP) in Kaduna state, siting developments in ˆÂ?…‰Œ•‡ˆ˜‰•Š‰Â?Â?Š‰Â?•Â?’‰‡…•son. Alhaji Ibrahim a founding member of PDP said ˆÂ?…‰ Œ•‡ˆ˜‰ Â?•Š‰ “…‡•Â?–…“‰ from some of its legacies Œ‘ˆ‰Â?’‰Œ–•”…‰—˜‰ˆÂ?…‰¥†‘’“Â?’™‰ ÂĄÂ•ÂˆÂ?…‡Š Â‰ Š•˜Â?’™‰ ˆÂ?…‰ time has come for him to Œ•‡ˆ‰‹•˜Š‰‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰ÂŒÂ•Â‡ÂˆÂ˜ÂŻ He however stated that Â?…‰Â?ÂŠÂ‰Â’Â†ÂˆÂ‰ÂąÂ†Â?Â’Â?’™‰•’˜‰†ˆÂ?…‡‰Œ†–Â?ˆÂ?Â”Â•Â–Â‰ÂŒÂ•Â‡ÂˆÂ˜Â‰ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â‰Â’Â†Â‹Â‰ and called on his supporters to keep calm, adding he would show them the direction to follow. He told newsmen in •“‘’•‰˜…Šˆ…‡“•˜‰ˆÂ?•ˆ Â‰² ‰ Â‹Â•Â’ÂˆÂ‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰Â•Â’Â“Â‰ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â…Â?†Šˆ‰ thank the ruling People’s Â…Â?†”‡•ˆÂ?”‰ •‡ˆ˜ Â‰ Âł ´Â‰ for all the opportunities ˆÂ?…‰Œ•‡ˆ˜‰Â?•Š‰™Â?ž…’‰Â?…‰Â?’‰ Â?˜‰”•‡……‡‰•Š‰•‰Œ†–Â?ˆÂ?”Â?•’ Â‰ the education that I have ™† …’‰¥‡†Â?‰ˆÂ?…‰Š†¹†‘‡’¯ ² ‘ˆ‰ •Š‰ Â?ˆ‰ Â?Š‰ •–‹•˜Š‰ Â?’‰ –Â?¥…‰ ‰‹•’ˆ‰ˆ†‰ˆ…––‰ˆÂ?…‰Œ•‡ˆ˜‰ that I have been part of ŠÂ?’”…‰ ¾œœ¡ Â‰ Â?˜‰ Š‘ŒŒ†‡ˆ…‡Š‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰Â?•ž…‰•–‹•˜Š‰—……’‰ with me through all the ÂąÂ†Â‘Â‡Â’Â…Â˜ Â‰ ˆÂ?…‰ –…•“…‡ŠÂ?Â?Œ‰ †¥‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Œ•‡ˆ˜‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ Â•ÂĄÂˆÂ…Â‡Â‰ •‰ ˜…•‡¸Â–†’™‰ ”†’Š‘–ˆ•ˆÂ?†’‰

2015: Dakingari advises Kebbi people on credible leaders AYO AJOGE, Kebbi

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overnor Saidu Usman Dakingari of Kebbi State has urged the people of the Šˆ•ˆ…‰ ˆ†‰ …’Š‘‡…‰ ˆ�•ˆ‰ ˆ�…˜‰ elect credible and trust‹†‡ˆ�˜‰ ”•’“�“•ˆ…Š‰ �’ˆ†‰ various elective positions in the coming general elections.

Dakingari, who stated this at a separate Town Hall meeting he held ‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰ÂŒÂ…Â†ÂŒÂ–Â…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ •Â?˜ama, Dandi and Arewa Local Government Areas pointed out that he has Â”Â•Â‡Â…ÂĄÂ‘Â–Â–Â˜Â‰ Â?“…’ˆÂ?£…“‰ Â?Â?Š‰ successor to ensure that whoever succeeds him would be honest, trust‹†‡ˆÂ?˜‰ •’“‰ Â?•‡“‹†‡šing, adding that, this is ‹Â?˜‰Â?Â…Â‰ÂŒÂ‡Â…ÂĄÂ…Â‡ÂŠÂ‰ …’¯‰ …–-

lo Seriki Yaki to succeed him. He assured that Gen…‡•–‰ …––†‰ ‹†‘–“‰ —‘Â?–“‰ upon sustainable devel†ŒÂ?…’ˆ‰ Šˆ•‡ˆ…“‰ —˜‰ Â?Â?Š‰ administration based †’‰ Â?Â?Š‰ Œ‡†ž…’‰ Â?’ˆ…™‡Â?ˆ˜ Â‰ Â?†’…Šˆ˜ Â‰ Â?•‡“‰ ‹†‡šÂ‰ •’“‰ dedication to service of Â?‘Â?•’Â?ÂˆÂ˜ÂŻ Speakers at the forum commended the Governor for executing various

development projects in the three Local Councils and therefore pleaded to vote for candidates of the ‡‘–Â?’™‰Œ•‡ˆ˜‰Â?’‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰ÂŠÂˆÂ•ÂˆÂ…ÂŻ Such projects that endear the people of the areas to the administration of Dakingari according to them include, •ˆÂ?ŠÂ?Â’Â?¸ •”Â?•šÂ•Â‰ ‡†•“ Â‰ Madamfara-Lema-Yeldu ‡†•“ Â‰ ‹•ˆ…‡‰ Š‘ŒŒ–˜ Â‰ Â?†Špitals among others.

‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ ¥‡Â?…’“Š ‰ ¥•Â?Â?–˜‰ •’“‰ Â?˜‰ –†ž…“‰ †’…Š‰ ‰ Â?•ž…‰ “…”Â?“…“‰ˆ†‰‹Â?ˆÂ?“‡•‹‰Â?˜‰ Â?Â…Â?—…‡ŠÂ?Â?ÂŒÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰Œ•‡ˆ˜‰ ¥‡†Â?Â‰ÂˆÂ†Â“Â•Â˜ÂŻ

Group canvasses divestment to cottage industries TED ODOGWU, Kano

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he regional chairman of Young Professionals Forum, Northern states, including Abuja, Alkasim Muhammad Zan™Â?’• Â‰ ˜…Šˆ…‡“•˜‰ Â?’‰ •’†‰ charged Northern elite to as •‰Â?• Â…Â‡Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŒÂ‡Â?†‡Â?ˆ˜‰“Â?ž…‡ŠÂ?ÂĄÂ˜Â‰ Â?’ˆ†‰”† •™…‰Â?Â’Â“Â‘ÂŠÂˆÂ‡Â˜ÂŻ In an interview with the Â?•Â?‡Â?•’‰ Â?’‰ •’†‰ ˜…Šˆ…‡“•˜ Â‰ Â?…‰ •‡™‘…“‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ Â?ˆ‰ Â?•Š‰ —…”†Â?…‰ •—Š†–‘ˆ…–˜‰ ’…”…ŠŠ•‡˜‰ ¥†‡‰ †‡ˆÂ?…‡’‰ Â?’ž…Šˆ†‡Š‰ ˆ†‰ “Â?ž…‡ŠÂ?ÂĄÂ˜Â‰ Â?’ˆ†‰ Ӡ •™…‰ Â?’“‘Šˆ‡Â?…Š Â‰ Œ•‡ˆÂ?”‘–•‡–˜‰ •ˆ‰ ˆÂ?Â?Š‰ point in time that crude oil price has nosedived to an all time low. Apart from that, he exŒ‡…ŠŠ…“‰ ”†’£“…’”…‰ Â?¥‰ Â?’ž…Šˆ†‡Š‰ …ž…’ˆ‘•––˜‰ “Â?ž…‡ŠÂ?ÂĄÂ˜Â‰ ˆ†‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Ӡ •™…‰ Â?’“‘Šˆ‡˜‰ ˆÂ?…‰ measure will to a large extent reduce dependence on oil revenue for survival and ÂŠÂ‘ÂŠÂˆÂ…Â’Â•Â’Â”Â…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰…”†’†Â?Â˜ÂŻ For the North to take a giant leap forward, he counselled industrialists to exˆ…’“‰ …Ÿ‘•–‰ †ŒŒ†‡ˆ‘’Â?ˆ˜‰ ˆ†‰ …ž…‡˜—†“˜ Â‰ •Š‰ ‹…––‰ •Š‰ ‡…ŠÂ?dents in the rural commuÂ’Â?ˆ˜‰ ˆ†‰ …’•—–…‰ ˆÂ?Â…Â?‰ Â?•ž…‰ •‰ sense of belonging. ‘’The entire North needs ’†ˆ‰ †’–˜‰ ˆ†‰ —…‰ “…ˆ…‡Â?Â?’…“‰ •’“‰ ӠÂ?Â?Â? …“‰ —‘ˆ‰ ˆ†‰ —…‰ united, as well as to speak with one voice at all times, ˆÂ?‡†‘™Â?‰–†——˜Â?’™‰‹Â?…’‰•—Š†–‘ˆ…–˜‰’…”…ŠŠ•‡˜¯°° Also, he tasked all prosperous Northern politi”Â?•’Š‰ ˆ†‰ ’†ˆ‰ †’–˜‰ “…ž…–†Œ‰ and support the rural communities but to encour•™…‰ •””…–…‡•ˆ…“‰ Ӡ •™…‰ industries, with initial investments, ranging from N1 million to N10 million within a time frame of beˆ‹……’‰ ˆ‹†‰ •’“‰ ˆÂ?‡……‰ ˜…•‡Š Â‰ “…Œ…’“Â?’™‰ †’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ žÂ?•—Â?–Â?ˆ˜‰ of the project.

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Muslims ditch Sri Lanka president ahead of snap polls

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ri Lanka’s main Muslim party yesterday quit the government and pledged support to the opposition in a move seen as the biggest setback yet to President Mahinda Rajapakse’s re-election bid. The Sri Lanka Muslim Congress leader Rauf Hakeem also announced his own resignation as justice minister and said he would now work for the victory of Maithripala Sirisena, the opposition candidate in the January 8 election. Hakeem said they left the government because †¥‰ ÂĄÂ…ÂŠÂˆÂ…Â‡Â?’™‰ “Â?F…‡…’”…Š‰ over a 2010 law that lifted the two-term limit on the presidency and gave Rajapakse wide powers over the police, the ju-

diciary and the civil service. “Good governance is the main issue for us,� Hakeem told reporters. “We are guilty of compliance (in voting for the 2010 statute), but now we want to redress the situation.� There was no immediate comment from the government. But a ruling party source told AFP the defection of the Muslim party was the biggest blow to their campaign. Muslims, the second largest minority in the island after Hindu Tamils, account for about 10 per cent of the electorate and could emerge as king-makers in January’s presidential election if the majority Sinhalese are split down the

middle. Both Rajapakse and Sirisena are members of the majority Sinhala Buddhist community. Hakeem becomes the second Muslim minister to quit Rajapakse’s government after Industry and Commerce Minister Rishad Bathiudeen resigned. Sirisena himself defected to the opposition last month after giving up his portfolio as minister of health. The main Buddhist party of monks quit the government before Sirisena’s defection and has since supported his bid to topple President Rajapakse, who came to power in 2005 and is South Asia’s longest serving leader. The Tamil National

Alliance, the main party representing Hindu Tamils, has not formally pledged support to either of the two main Sinhalese candidates, but has strongly hinted that it will support Sirisena. That would make it …ž…’‰ Â?†‡…‰ “Â?E”‘–ˆ‰ ¥†‡‰ Rajapakse to win an election which he called two years ahead of schedule. However, Rajapakse has received the support †¥‰•‰‡•“Â?Â”Â•Â–Â‰Â†Â‘ÂˆÂŁÂˆÂ‰šÂ’†‹’‰ as the Bodu Bala Sena (BBS), or Buddhist Force, which has been accused of instigating religious Â?•ˆ…‰ • •”šÂŠÂ‰ Â?’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Œ•Šˆ‰ two years. The BBS has formed an alliance with Myanmar’s 969 movement, a Buddhist group linked to anti-Muslim riots in that country.

Turkey has ‘world’s freest press’, Erdogan claims

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urkey has the freest press in the world, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Friday, —‡‘Š��’™‰ †F‰ •””‘Š•ˆ�†’Š‰ that media freedoms were being eroded under his rule. “Nowhere in the world is the press freer than it is in Turkey. I’m very sure of myself when I say this,� he said in a televised speech to a conference in Ankara. “The press is so free in

Turkey that one can make insults, slanders, defamation, racism and commit hate crimes that are not tolerated even in democratic countries.â€? ² °ÂžÂ…‰ Œ…‡Š†’•––˜‰ Â…Ă€ÂŒÂ…rienced this, so has my family,â€? he added. Turkey was the world’s top jailer of journalists in 2012 and 2013, ahead of Iran and China, according to the International ComÂ?Â? ……‰ˆ†‰ ‡†ˆ…”ˆ‰ †‘‡’•–ists, before improving to tenth place this year. Erdogan’s comments came less than two weeks after police raids on opposition media linked to Erdogan’s arch-foe Fethullah Gulen prompted a furious reaction from the ship is full of smoke,â€? the European Union. Erdogan has blamed he said by telephone. “The boat is still burning, the Gulen for concocting Ž††‡Š‰ •‡…‰ —†Â?–Â?’™¯žÂ‰ …‰ ‡…- stunning corruption alcalled “the smell of burn- legations that emerged ing plasticâ€? waking people last year concerning ministers and his own inner up. The ship, which was run circle that also touched by a Greek ferry company, his own son Bilal. The remarks also cowas packed with holidaymakers and truck drivers incided with the release making the popular trans- pending trial of a 16-yearport run between Greece old schoolboy who was and Italy. Of those on controversially arrested board, 234 passengers and on charges of insulting 34 crew are Greek, said Erdogan by accusing him Lagadianos. Other pas- of being the “chief of corsengers are from Turkey, ruptionâ€?. But Erdogan said: “You Albania, Italy and several other countries, including cannot insult them (his …‡Â?•’˜ Â‰ ‹Â?à …‡–•’“ Â‰ family) like this in any Belgium and France. Many other country. There is of the crew included Ital- no limit to the insults (we receive). You cannot run ians. Lagadianos said a life- such headlines in Europe boat carrying about 150 or the United States.â€? “Europeans accuse us passengers had been lowered into the water, and as if such things never hours later some of them happen in their countries. were apparently still in No one raises their voice the lifeboat. Italian rescue when journalists are deworkers started trans- tained in Europe.â€? He launched another porting passengers from the lifeboat by helicop- —Â? …‡‰• •”šÂ‰Â†Â’‰ˆÂ?…‰ ‘‡†ter — two at a time — to pean Union, the latest epthe nearby Cruise Europa Â?Š†“…‰Â?’‰•‰—Â? …‡‰‡†‹‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ erupted with the EU’s ship. Prime Minister Antonis criticism of the raids on Samaras was in contact opposition media. “We are not the scapewith his Italian counterŒ•‡ˆ Â‰ • …†‰ Â…Â’½Â? Â‰ ˆ†‰ Ӡ- goats of the EU,â€? said Erdogan. ordinate the operation.

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£‡…‰ …‡‘Œˆ…“‰ on a ferry carrying 478 people from Greece to Italy yesterday, leaving one person dead and trapping hundreds on top decks as gale-force winds and choppy seas hampered evacuation. The Italian Navy said that the victim and an injured person were transported by helicopter to the southern Italian city of Brindisi yesterday evening. Greek and Italian rescue helicopters and vessels struggled to reach the ”‡Â?ÂŒÂŒÂ–Â…Â“Â‰ÂĄÂ…Â‡Â‡Â˜ Â‰Â—• …‡…“‰—˜‰ 90 kilometer per hour (55 mph) winds that pushed it toward the Albanian coast. Nearby merchant ships lined up to form a barrier to protect the ferry from towering waves and facilitate rescue. As darkness fell, Italian Defence MinÂ?Šˆ…‡‰ †—…‡ˆ•‰ Â?’† Â?‰ Š•Â?“‰ rescue operations would continue throughout the night. Â?…‰ £‡…‰ —‡†šÂ…‰ †‘ˆ‰ †’‰ the car deck of the ItalianŽ•™™…“‰ †‡Â?•’‰ ˆ–•’ˆÂ?” Â‰ travelling from the western Greek port of Patras to the Italian port of Ancona on the Adriatic, with 422 passengers and 56 crew

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members on board. The ship was stricken about 42 nautical miles (48 miles, 78 kilometres) northwest of the Greek island of Corfu. Some 11 hours after predawn blaze erupted as passengers slept, only 149 people had been rescued from the ferry, and the blaze was still burning, the Greek Merchant Marine Ministry said. Heavy gray smoke enveloped the top decks as dusk approached, while tugboats sprayed ‹•ˆ…‡‰ Â?’‰ •‰ —• –…‰ ˆ†‰ Â…Ă€ÂˆÂ?’™‘Â?ŠÂ?‰ˆÂ?…‰Ž•Â?…Š¯ Nine of the rescued were

Ž†‹’‰ˆ†‰ˆÂ?…‰Š†‘ˆÂ?…‡’‰ ˆ•–ian city of Lecce and the rest taken to nearby ships, said Greek Merchant Marine spokesman Nikos Lagadianos. Passengers described scenes of terror and cha†Š¯‰ ² Â?…˜‰ ”•––…“‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ †’‰ women and children to be evacuated from the ship,â€? Vassiliki Tavrizelou, who was rescued along with her 2-year-old daughter, told The Associated Press. “Ships could not approach us because of the rain and winds,â€? Tavrizelou said in a telephone

interview from a hospital in Lecce. “We were at least four hours on the deck, in the cold and rain.â€? She recalled the ship •–•‡Â?䪠Â?’™‰†F‰•’“‰Š……Â?’™‰ £‡…‰¥‡†Â?‰Â?…‡‰”•—Â?’¯‰² Â?…’‰ ‹…‰Â?Â…Â•Â‡Â“Â‰Â…Ă€ÂŒÂ–Â†ÂŠÂ?†’Š žÂ‰ÂŠÂ?…‰ said. It was not immedi•ˆ…–˜‰”–…•‡‰‹Â?•ˆ‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰Â…Ă€ÂŒÂ–Â†sions were, and the cause Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰£‡…‰Â?•Š‰˜…ˆ‰ˆ†‰—…‰“…termined. Passenger Giorgos Stiliaras told Greek Mega TV that passengers were having trouble breathing with all the smoke. “We are outside, we are very cold,

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Ivory Coast’s ex ‘Iron Lady’, Simone Gbagbo, on trial

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vory Coast’s former ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ –•“˜‰ Â?Â?†’…‰ Gbagbo went on trial Friday for “attempting to undermine the security of the stateâ€? in events leading to a bloody 2010-2011 crisis that left thousands dead. Gbagbo, who has been held for three years and is also wanted by an international court for crimes against humanity, entered the Abidjan court where she is standing trial with 82 others, to cheers and applause from the public. The 65-year-old wife of ex-president Laurent Gbagbo, dressed in yellow and with her hair plaited, took a front seat before the judge next to her husband’s last prime minister and party chief •Š”•–‰ E‰ ° ‘…ŠŠ•’¯ Outside, riot police deployed around the buildÂ?’™‰ •’“‰ †E”…‡Š‰ —†“˜¸ searched people entering the courthouse. All 77 men and six women were charged “with undermining naˆÂ?†’•–‰ “…¥…’”… Â‰ Š… Â?’™‰ up armed groups, taking part in an insurrection movement, disturbing the public orderâ€? as well as “tribalismâ€? and “xenophobiaâ€?, said state prosecutor Simeon Yabo Odi. He pledged the trial would be “fair and transparent.â€? A six-member jury, including three women, was sworn in and the hearing suspended until Monday. The trial is viewed as the biggest judicial challenge faced by the postcrisis government of the West African nation. Â?”šÂ’•Â?…“‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ² ‡†’‰ Ladyâ€?, Gbagbo is being tried for her role in events leading to months of post-election violence that left some 3,000 people dead and badly rattled the economy of the prosperous cocoa-producing nation. Violence broke out in Ivory Coast in 2010 when Laurent Gbagbo refused to cede power to his rival –•ŠŠ•’…‰ ‘• •‡• Â‰ ‹Â?†‰ was declared the winner of a presidential poll. Laurent Gbagbo himself has been held for three years in The Hague facing charges of crimes against humanity by the

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International Criminal Court (ICC). But Ivory Coast has repeatedly refused to hand his wife over to the ICC on the same charge. The presidential couple were arrested April 11, ĂƒĂ„¾¾Â‰Â•ÂĄÂˆÂ…‡‰£ž…‰Â?†’ˆÂ?Š‰†¥‰ £…‡”…‰ £™Â?ˆÂ?’™‰ ¥†––†‹Â?’™‰ •‰ £’•–‰ Œ‘ŠÂ?‰ —˜‰ ‡…’”Â?‰ forces against their residence. Pictures at the time showed the once-powerful wife, a leading po–Â?ˆÂ?”•–‰ £™‘‡…‰ •””‘Š…“‰ †¥‰ –Â?Â’šÂŠÂ‰ ‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ •’ˆÂ?¸ ‘• •‡•‰ “death squadsâ€?, haggard, fearful and unkempt, her usually stylish hair a mess. Simone Gbagbo had been held under house arrest in Odienne in the northwest of the country since April 2011 but was transferred to the economic capital, Abidjan, on December 1 ahead of the trial, where she is being held in a military school. “This trial has been rushed through to obˆ•Â?’‰ £ž…‰ Â?Â?––Â?†’‰ …‘‡†Š‰ pledged by the EU as part of a programme to rehabilitate the Ivorian justice system,â€? one defence lawyer said. The head of the Ivorian Human Rights League, Pierre Adjoumani, said the trial was a test for the country “given the positions held by the people on trial.â€?

“It will also enable Ivory Coast to show it is capable of organising a jury trial,� he told AFP. Simone Gbagbo’s fate has been at the centre of intense negotiations between Ivory Coast and the ICC, with Abidjan refusing her transfer to The Hague on the grounds that it would undermine the political reconciliation process and that the country is perfectly

equipped to stage a just trial. Ivory Coast recently appealed an ICC demand to hand her over on the grounds that the authorities “were not taking tangible, concrete and progressive steps aimed at ascertaining whether Simone Gbagbo is criminally responsible� for crimes against humanity. “The procedure examined by the ICC in no

way stops the national authorities from starting procedures,� ICC spokesman Fadi el-Abdallah said this week. The ICC works on a complementarity basis to national courts of its member states. It will only step in if countries themselves are unable or unwilling to put suspected perpetrators on trial.

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lgeria’s oil minister yesterday called on OPEC to cut production and raise the price of oil, which has plunged dramatically in the last six months. Â?…‰”•––‰—˜‰ †‘”…¥‰ †‘Š£‰ to the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, of which Algeria is a member, comes as the country is struggling to deal with a halving of oil prices from $120 barrel to $60 a barrel. “For us, OPEC has to intervene to correct the imbalance and cut production to bring up prices and defend the income of Â?ˆŠ‰ Â?Â…Â?—…‡‰ Šˆ•ˆ…Š žÂ‰ †‘Š£‰ said in remarks carried by the state news agency. While Algeria has some $200 billion foreign reserves, enough to cover imports for the next several years, it is heavily dependent on its oil revenue which provides 97 per cent of its hard currency income and 60 per cent of the budget. In a cabinet meeting recently, President Ab“…–•½Â?½Â‰ †‘ˆ…ŽÂ?šÂ•Â‰ ¥†‡‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ ˆÂ?Â?…‰ Â…Ă€ÂŒÂ‡Â…ÂŠÂŠÂ…Â“Â‰ concern over the “worrisomeâ€? situation and made vague promises of cost”‘ Â?’™¯ Â?Â…Â‰ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŠÂ‘Â”Â?‰•‘Šˆ…‡Â?ty measures came Saturday when Prime Minister Abdelmalek Sellal said there would be a freeze on public sector hiring in 2015. Some 60 per cent of the jobs in the country come from the government.

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ganda’s president said on Friday he would pull troops out of South Sudan only if regional forces secured its capital

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tween President Salva Kiir and rebels led by his sacked ex-deputy Riek Machar. Machar has demanded Uganda’s urgent withdrawal. “The problem is not with Uganda. The problem is peace among (South) Sudanese, and in order to not leave a vacuum we agreed that other IGAD countries should deploy and now they are deploying,� Museveni said in a press conference, referring to East Africa’s IGAD bloc, which is mediating the talks. Museveni spoke alongside Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn in Addis Ababa, where he arrived for a twoday state visit. “I think Ethiopian forces are already there (in South

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Sudan), and Rwanda is there. Once they are ready, and can ensure that at least

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visit to the National Stadium located in the heart of Surulere in Lagos will give you an impression of a failed nation. A nation that has lost a sense of direction in •––‰‡•Â?Â?ÂŁÂ”Â•ÂˆÂ?Â†Â’ÂŠĂˆÂ‰Â•Â‰Â’Â•ÂˆÂ?†’‰ whose leaders have lost a sense of value for history, decency and national pride. Â?Â?Š‰ …“Â?£”…‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ‹•Š‰ once referred to as a pride of Africa was built in 1972 at the beginning of oil boom in Nigeria by General Yakubu Gowon’s regime. The stadium was built to host the biggest African sporting festival christened All Africa Games in 1973. It would be recalled that when the stadium was built in 1972, it had a capacity of 55,000. The capacity was later reduced to 45,000 in 1999. The re”†‡“‰• …’“•’”…‰Â?Š‰¡Ă‰ Ă„Äĉ •’“‰‹•Š‰ˆ•šÂ…’‰Â?’‰ˆÂ?…‰£’•–‰ match of the African Cup †¥‰ •ˆÂ?†’Š‰Â?’‰¾œ¡Ă„ÂŻ The same stadium was where Nigeria won Â?…‡‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ ¥‡Â?”•’‰ •ˆÂ?†’Š‰ ‘Œ‰ Â?’‰ ¾œ¡Ă„‰ ‹Â?…‡…‰ the then Green Eagles trounced the Desert Warriors- the Algeria national team 3-0 to make history. If the like of Christian Chukwu, Segun Odegbami, Thompson Usiyan, Godwin Odiye, Adokie Amasimaka, Felix Owolabi and Patrick Okala should see the level of rot that has taken place at the stadium, these patriots will weep for their fatherland. Even late Mudashiru Lawal, Kunle Awesu, Best Ogedegbe in their grave will not pray for the leaders of this great country. Š‰ •‰ Â?• …‡‰ †¥‰ ÂĄÂ•Â”Âˆ Â‰ the lists of international tournaments that had been held in this stadium from inception till 2004 were endless. One would have lost count of local sporting events that had been hosted inside the national stadium during the good old days. But today the National Stadium has become a shadow of itself thus suffering from a long time abandonment. Several past and present sports ministers had formed the habit of coming to the stadium and make policy statements on how to Š•ž…‰ˆÂ?…‰…“Â?£”…‰¥‡†Â?‰”†’tinuous decay but thereafter nothing concrete

would happen. As a patriot, It will beat you hollow to read that the multi-purpose Stadium in Lagos has been turned to commercial centre, where all manners of business activities are going on unchecked. There is a car park unit being run by the stadium management, where car owners will pay certain amount of money to park their cars inside the complex. Food ž…’“†‡Š‰ •‡…‰ ŠŒ† …“‰ …ž…rywhere and most of the available spaces within the complex have been turned to shops, which are rented out to various tenants. On a weekend or whenever there is a public holiday, the whole arena will be booming with various social and religious activities. At this juncture, one would ponder that a stadium of this magnitude where sporting events supposed to be taking place regularly has suddenly given way to a business centre. That is Nigeria for you. The Nigeria Swimming Federation now called Aquatic Federation used to be a beehive of activities in the past, where sports journalists, sports men and women thronged on a daily basis. Inside the secretariat there are two swimming pools of Olympic standard, which were used for the All Africa Games events in 1973 and other major championships thereafter. It is sad to say that the two swimming pools had collapsed completely and all the equipment inside the secretariat have become obsolete due to abandonment. The press gallery, score board and the ter-

races have become jaded. Š‰•‰Â?• Â…Â‡Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂĄÂ•Â”Âˆ Â‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ gates to the federation had been locked up for so many years now. Everywhere within the federation is overgrown with weeds. For many years the swimming federation secretariat used to be a home for miscreants until the police came to smoke them out. These hoodlums were perpetrating all manners of atrocities with impunity within the complex. It is disheartening to mention here that water is a luxury within the complex even as the whole Œ–•”…‰ Â?Š‰ Â?’‰ ‘ …‡‰ “•‡šÂ’…ŠŠ¯‰ The electricity company had disconnected the entire light within the complex because of huge debt hanging on the neck of the stadium authorities. The story of the Nigeria Squash Federation Â?Š‰ ’†ˆ‰ “Â?F…‡…’ˆ‰ ¥‡†Â?‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ of the Swimming Federation as well. The NSF secretariat is an eye sour. The two big courts have long collapsed, the air conditioners are bad and entire

Œ–•”…‰Â?Š‰Â?’‰‘ …‡‰“•‡šÂ’…ŠŠ¯‰ You will not believe that these same courts had hosted several competitions in the past. As you take a walk into the association building, you will see a big picture of the current minister of sports, Dr. Tamuno Danagogo conspicuously hanged on the wall but it is sad that there is no life inside this building because the whole place is in ‘ …‡‰ “•‡šÂ’…ŠŠ¯‰ ‰ ’“‰ ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ same building housed the Nigeria Chess Federation, Nigeria Rugby Federation, Nigeria Scrabble Federation, the sports Â?Â?Â’Â?Šˆ‡˜‰ –Â?•Â?Š†’‰ †E”…‰ Â?’‰ Lagos and also the computer room. Up till now the sports ministry, even though they have moved to the capital territory in Abuja, still maintain some Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?Â…Â?‡‰†E”…Š‰Â?’‰ •™†Š¯ Inside the mainbowl of the National Stadium gives more insight into the level of rot in the complex. This further explains why coach Clemence Westerhof, who came to Nigeria with a crew to do a docu-

mentary on the stadium was barred from doing his job. The whole place is in a terrible shape. The lush green grass is completely withered and the tartan track is in a terrible shape. The terraces have lost their early sparkling touch due to long time abandonment. The covered seat ”…Â?–Â?’™‰Â?•Š‰Œ‘––…“‰†F¯‰ Â?…‰ toilets are in a mess. The giant score board that was repaired before Nigeria ‘99 and African Nations Cup in 2000 has become obsolete. The three practising pitches are not entirely in good shapes. The one that is closed to National Institute for sports is being maintained by the institute because it is being used by them. The one that is directly behind the sports hall was turned ˆ†‰•‡ˆÂ?£”Â?Â•Â–Â‰ÂˆÂ‘Â‡ÂĄÂ‰Â—Â…ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â…Â‰ Â?geria 2009 and the turf still maintains its original state. But you will still notice that it has been abandoned for a long time. The third pitch is in a terrible shape. Even a horse racÂ?’™‰£…–“‰Â?Š‰—… …‡‰ˆÂ?•’‰ˆÂ?Â?Š‰ pitch. The Nigeria Table Tennis Federation’s hall has come back to life due to ˆÂ?…‰Œ…‡Š†’•–‰…FÂ†Â‡ÂˆÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ federation president, Hon. Enitan Oshodi, the commissioner of sports in Lagos. The same thing goes for Nigeria Basketball Federation and Nigeria Tennis Federation, whose leaderships have used their good †E”…Š‰ˆ†‰—… …‡‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰Â–Â†ÂˆÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ their federations. Regular activities are going on in these federations and their facilities are being maintained. When the current minister of sports, Dr. Danagogo just assumed

†E”…‰Â?…‰”•Â?…‰†’‰•‰¥•”Â?–ity tour to Lagos he was startled by the state of the stadium and the sports facilities. After a short walk around the complex he stopped abruptly and held a closed door meeting with the National Sports Commission representatives on the sorry state of the facilities. Dr Danagogo adÂ?Â? …“‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ —‘“™…ˆ‰ issued for sports is extremely low compared to the needs. “We can only act when the budget for the repair of facilities is released. But be rest assured that everything would be done to ensure the facilities are given a face lift soon.â€? Danagogo assured that the road map issued by the Presidential Retreat on Sports will be followed. “We will follow the road map as expounded in the recommendations of the presidential retreat and implement them.â€? He also urged the government to encourage private companies in order to help in restoration of the sports facilities not only in Lagos but in the whole country. “We want to explore ways that can bring the private sector into sports development,â€? he said, adding, “we want them to see sports as some form of business.â€? Lagos National Stadium was built in 1972 and renovat…“‰Â?’‰¾œœœÂ‰Â—‘ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰…F…”ˆŠ‰ already worn out and another modernisation has to be done quick enough to save the 45, 000 capacÂ?ˆ˜‰ Â†Â—ÂąÂ…Â”ÂˆÂ‰ ¥‡†Â?‰ ‘ …‡‰ “…structionâ€?. But after Danagogo’s visit the situation still remains the same today. The minister has never ‡…¸ÂžÂ?ŠÂ?ˆ…“‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â?• …‡¯‰ The status quo has not changed. The facilities are vastly degenerating on a daily basis. But the veteran sports journalist and AIPS African president, Mitch…––‰ —Â?‰ Â?•Š‰ •‰ “Â?F…‡…’ˆ‰ žÂ?…‹‰ †’‰ ˆÂ?Â?Š‰ Â?• …‡¯‰ —Â?‰ maintained that the state of the nation will determine what will happen in the sports sector. “You should also understand that the sports minister too is a politician. No Â?• …‡‰ ‹Â?•ˆ‰ •’˜—†“˜‰ Â?Š‰ saying now nothing will happen until after the election. You cannot divorce politics from every aspect of our national life, sports inclusive. There is high tension politics in the privatisation of the National Stadium, which might have hindered the approval of the contractâ€?.

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ombe United goalkeeper, ½ bim, has said that Sudan and Cote d’Ivoire will give Super Eagles Team B great £ ¡ rebuilding process after the senior team crashed out of ËÄ ¡ ¡ tions race. ¡ Sudan after the Eagles of Mali pulled out of the proposed duel with Eagles in ³ ´¯ The Super Eagles B team were originally meant to play against Cote d’Ivoire and Mali but the change of plan by the Mali football authorities as part of their £ À ¡ the Nations Cup in Equatorial Guinea. In the revised schedule, the game against the Elephants comes up on January 11, while the clash with the Falcons of Sudan will come up on January 17. “ Sudan will be a good test because they gave Nigeria a real test during the ¼ £ ¯ They proved themselves home and away . Cote d’Ivoire have strong team.

Most of their players are in Europe and they are one of the Nations Cup title contenders. I am excited we are playing the two teams,” he said. The Eagles goaltender said he was still consider F ¡ ¡ his club were relegated this past season. I have some clubs from ¡ domestic league who are already asking for my services but I am taking my time to make the right choice of where to lace my boots come next season. Very soon it will be made public.” ° ¡ ally disappointing Gombe United were relegated this past season. “It is quite painful that F the club retain their premiership status. We played some wonderful brand of football in the second round, but luck was not on our side in some games when we needed it most. No doubt, the deed has been done, but Gombe will bounce back next season.” bim came under intense ÃÄµÊ ¡ can Nations Champion ³ ´ ¡ ¡ ¸ ¸ impressive showing. Football pundits questioned his inclusion in Stephen Keshi’s 23-man-

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squad and several high £ munition to the critics. ened by the barrage of condemnations as Keshi stood by him all the way. “The truth is that every coach reserves the right to ¹ £

which players he wants in his team. Coach Keshi and his assistants have been following my career for a long time. They believed I could give them what they wanted and I am sure that is why I was selected to play in the team. I did not select myself to play; the coaches picked me,” he said.

oach Samson Siasia may have dumped his foreign assistant, Simon Kalika as he commences preparations in the build up of the U-23 national ¡ ¡ ¼ £ next year, Newswatch Times Sports can reveal authoritatively. It would be recalled cian started working with Siasia from 2005 in Holland during the ¸ÃÄ ¯ He was also with him when he was preparing the team for the China Olympic Games and during the tournament’s proper in 2007. Kalika returned with Siasia to Nigeria when he got the Super Eagles’ job and he was with his boss until Siasia was relieved of his job. But Siasia’s closed £ ¹ ni, told Newswatch Times Sports that the plan of the U-23 team manager, saying that this is not part of the brief he had with the Nigeria Football Federation. ¹

Siasia have been able to forge a perfect working relationship, noting that this is a healthy development for the team. “You see, Siasia has a new team for the na ¯ fect working relationship with Siasia. I don’t think Kalika is in the plan of Siasia for now. Besides, this is not part of the brief he had with the NFF”, he explained. The former Super Eagles combative mid£ has resolved to build the team around the home based players adding that the Bayelsa born sweat merchant has the knack for raising a youth team. “I am sure Siasia will not disappoint Nigerians this time around. He has done it before and he can still do it again”.

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igeria international, Taye Taiwo, has joined the league of football pundits calling ¡ ¡ Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi. Taiwo, who has not featured prominently in the Nigerian game for the greater part of the past £ port of call for the football administrators in the country should be to appoint a new national coach who has the capacity to lead the team to greater heights. “Everybody in Nigeria knows that when (Sam ´ ¼ ¡ ¡ Ãĵà ¡rica Cup of Nations, everybody from the media, the fans insisted that they have to sack him,” Taiwo said.. “So it is normal that when a coach does not qualify for the Nations Cup or the World Cup he is not allowed to stay on. I am sorry to say that but they have to sack him

³ ´ ¾ who feels that a precedent has been set, adding that it needed to be adhered to. Taiwo insists that Nigerian football should not be about the individual, adding that the Nigerian Football Federation needed to put the interests of the na £ ¯ “Nigeria is not just for one person, if a coach does not qualify you for a competition why do you have

to keep him?” It is easy to make the assumption that Taiwo with Keshi, as he has been overlooked for most of Keshi’s tenure at the helm. However, the Bursaspor defender said that there were no hard feelings towards Keshi, adding that he was merely being as honest as possible about the status quo. “Please don’t get me

wrong, I have no problem ¹ even the NFF. The players that have been called are also doing fantastically well; everything is in the ¡ ¯ ¡ chance to play for Nigeria I will, if not, life goes on,” said Taiwo. For much of 2014, the conversation in Nigerian football has centred around the national team’s failure to qualify ¡ ÃÄµÉ ¡ ¡ Nations. It has been more than a month since that qualifying campaign went up in smoke and Taiwo admits that it hurts to see the national team struggle like this. “Personally, I am not happy that Nigeria did ¼ ¡ ¡ ¡ Cup of Nations and the problem started right from the day we lost our home game but I believe we can plan again and reposition our football. We have the talents and as a nation in ¡ at the top.

Sports/ Chamberlain keen to emulate Sneijder

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lex OxladeChamberlain has revealed that Wesley Sneijder is one of his footballing idols. £ er has enjoyed a consist ° £ ¸ team this season, scoring one goal in 17 Premier League games this term. And the 21-year-old England international says that he would love to follow in the footsteps ¡ £ tro Sneijder.

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“I think he is one of the world’s best,” Oxlade-Chabmerlain told the Daily Telegraph. “He doesn’t play as £ ally good pockets in £ whether he is going to shoot, pass or run with the ball, he causes problems. “I would love to get to there, to have the career that he has had. Players like that you watch.”

Wenger in talks with Ramos agent

Arsenal set to open transfer window with Dijk

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here are less than seven days before the opening of the January transfer window and there are hopes that we can expect a defender to come through as soon as possible, with reports that a move for Virgil van Dijk will be completed in January. The 23-year old lad was reportedly watched by Arsenal scouts in Celtic’s defeat against Dundee, according to the Daily Star, and an impressive performance from the Dutchman means the Gunners won’t wait any more time in moving ahead to strike a deal. He is believed to be willing to move to Arsenal, having previously described the club as massive. Wenger is in desperate need of, at least, one defender in the winter window as he strives to stem a tide of injuries that have threatened to render his team more lop-sided than it has ever been. The employment of make-shift

pegs in center-half have accounted in no small ± pearance of our defence and there can be no hope of going any distance this season if our rearguard is shambles, irrespective of however good our attack maybe. Van Dijk is amongst a couple options being considered by the club, as Wenger searches for a mix of ability, experience and character, in one very short window. The former Groningen man possesses the physical gifts of a command ¡ £ ing us the much needed physical presence we seem to lack in defence. He has an admirable use of his body, being able to follow the drift of even ¡ ¹ers. Though yet to win to make his debut with the Oranje, the 23-year old product of Groningen still has a lot of football in him to establish him as one of the strongest defenders of his generation.

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rsenal manager Arsene Wenger is trying to convince Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos to move to London, according to reports by Spanish sports pundit Manolete. The Andalusian has recently completed one of his best performances with Los Blancos, scoring the winner

£nal and being named best player of the tournament. He was also a key player in the conquest of ‘La Decima’, scoring the lastminute goal that sent the £ À ¸ ¯ However, Spanish press have recently reported that negotiations between Ramos and Real Madrid to sign a contract extension are stuck.

Ramos was quoted by former Atletico Madrid manager Arrigo Sacchi claiming the club is not offering him all the money he wants. Thus, Wenger has seen a chance to bring the World’s best centre-back to the Emirates Stadium, and he has reportedly called Rene Ramos, the player’s agent and brother, trying to gauge his interest in a pos-

sible move to the Premier League. Ramos has always claimed he wants to continue playing at the Santiago Bernabeu, and the pressure from the fans will surely force Florentino to F ¡ ary he demands. Therefore, it seems highly unlikely that Wenger words will persuade him to sign for Arsenal.

Stelling: Why Wenger won’t walk away

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F why some Arsenal supporters are on Arsene Wenger’s back, but says there is no chance of him walking away. On November 29, during a Premier League meeting with West Bromwich Albion, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger saw a banner unfurled in the away end at The Hawthorns calling for him to step down. ‘Thanks for the memories but it’s time to say goodbye’ was the message from a minority of supporters growing increasingly disillusioned with the progress, or lack of it, being made by the Gunners. Tempers then came to the boil during a trip to Stoke City in early December, with angry fans waiting for Wenger outside the Britannia Stadium following a 3-2 defeat to air their displeasure at the way things were going.

Wenger, though, has been around long enough, and is stubborn enough, to ignore the doubters and stick to the philosophies which have served him well throughout a successful 18-year stint in north London. He can point to an enviable collection of major hon-

ours as proof that he knows what he is doing and that Arsenal supporters should belief in a man who has returned them to the top of domestic and European game.

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Carlsberg Fan Squad to discuss that issue with HITC Sport, and here is what he had to say on the criticism that has come Wenger’s way: “It comes with the job and when you have been in the job that long, inevitably you are going to get some ¹ Í ¡ chanted who have forgotten what has been achieved over the years. I’m not totally surprised. “The level of football he has brought to this country has been a breath of fresh air, with the media he’s a breath of fresh air – he’s always got an opinion on football. “I can see their disenchantment because they have been overtaken in certain areas by other clubs. At one time, Arsenal were contending for all of the top European prizes and now, let’s be realistic, they’re not. I can see why some fans would be frustrated.”

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Bayern players back Neuer to win the Ballon d’Or

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any of Manuel Neuer’s Bayern Munich teammates have come out in support of the goalkeepers bid to win the FIFA Ballon d’Or. There has been a lot of discussion about who should win the FIFA Ballon d’Or ever since the £ there’s a groundswell of support building to back Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer for the award. According to defender Philipp Lahm, “I think he has a good chance. It’s hard, because Cristiano Ronaldo scored a lot of goals in La Liga and the Champions League. Messi played a very good World Cup, but Manu won it all.” Thomas Müller said, “The Cristiano Ronaldo option would be a bit boring really. I hope that ‘Manu’ comes out on top. He has my vote, even if it does not count.” And Dutch superstar, Arjen Robben, lends his support as well: “I am especially happy for Manuel Neuer and hope he wins. He is by far the best goalkeeper in the world.”

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Mourinho sings Terry’s praises

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ose Mourinho praised the longevity of John Terry after the Chelsea captain’s goal breached the West Ham defence to set up a 2-0 win for the Barclays Premier League leaders at Stamford Bridge. The Hammers, who began the day in fourth place, have been transformed since being criticised by Mourinho for playing “football from the 19th century” last season and joked at Stamford Bridge by horse and cart. Yet Sam Allardyce’s men sat back and were overrun by Chelsea, who broke the deadlock through Terry’s £ ¸ ¡ ¯ It was his second goal in two games and a ninth win from nine home games was completed by Diego Costa’s 13th of the season. “He always had that (goal scoring ability),” said Mourinho, who made Terry captain during his

£ ¯ ² ° ¡ ¡ £ ¯ of 2004, 05, 06. I see him. I ° F ¯ ² F when I see his twin (daughters) when they go to the training ground because they were born in that period and now they are running and kicking balls. In F ¯ He’s playing so good.”

Rodgers: We have learned lessons

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Neymar: I don’t know if I’ll reach Messi or Ronaldo’s level

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arcelona winger, Neymar, has stated that he doesn’t if he will ever reach the level of a Leo Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo, but insists he will continue trying and using the duo as bench marker. Neymar recently opened a private, non £ a safe social and sporting environment for under privileged youth, where he grew up. In an interview with Brazilian newspaper Glo £ spoke about his experience in Europe and if he can reach the elite level. “They [Messi and Cristiano] are head and shoulders above any oth-

er player today. It’s dif£ £ ¯ I don’t know if I’ll ever reach their level, but I than I am right now.

“Everything in due time and my time to leave for Europe was when I transferred. I’m growing every day, every season. I think it’s been a great

experience. I was happy at Santos, but I was looking for a bit of fresh air, with greater challenges and I hope I can continue to be happy.”

Khedira eyeing new Madrid contract

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ami Khedira is hoping to reach an agreement for a new contract at Real Madrid. In what will be a blow to his suitors in the Premier League, namely Arsenal, Sami Khedira has said that he’s hoping to reach an agreement for a new contract with the Spanish giants. It had been believed that the German World £ Madrid when his contract expires next summer, but his comments in an interview with he’s set to extend his stay at the Bernabeu. When asked about his contract situation at the club, Khedira said: “If we can reach a solution, I’ll be very happy.”

iverpool manager Brendan Rodgers admits both his side and Raheem Sterling showed they had learned lessons in the Boxing Day’s 1-0 win at Burnley. ¡ ¡ £ ¡ when they lost goalkeeper Brad Jones to a thigh injury meaning a recall for the recently-dropped Simon Mignolet, they improved and won the match through Sterling’s 62nd-minute goal. Having watched the Reds dominate Arsenal but only draw at the week team found another way to play and win and he was also impressed by the way Sterling, criticised a fortnight ago for missing a host of chances at Manchester United, delivered the killer blow. “We had to show a dif¡ F

types of qualities to what we showed against Arsenal and Bournemouth,” said the Liverpool manager. “We didn’t play too well £ ¡ fended well, got our blocks in, stopped crosses and it didn’t come into the box. “I thought in terms of our character and resilience in the game we showed outstanding qualities when needed.”

Chelsea linked with £24m-rated Asamoah

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remier League leaders, Chelsea have been linked ¹-

£ mours have surfaced that Juventus’ Kwadwo Asamoah will join the Blues in the January transfer window. Jose Mourinho already ¡ £ at Stamford Bridge with the likes of Eden Hazard, Andre Schurrle, Oscar and Mohammed Salah all contesting for places. The versatile winger is currently out of action after picking up an injury, but Chelsea are believed to be willing to spend up to £24million to bring the player to London.

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Nadal fit for Australian Open

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orld No 3, Rafael Nadal, has de”–•‡…“‰ Â?Â?Â?Š…–¥‰ ÂŁÂˆÂ‰ to compete at the Australian Open next month after having his appendix removed. The 14-time Grand Slam winner had an injuryplagued year and was diagnosed with appendicitis in October before undergoing surgery in November. Nadal, the 2009 Melbourne champion, took to social media to post on his Facebook page that he has —……’‰ ˆ‡•Â?Â’Â?’™‰ ¥†‡‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ Grand Slam of next year with Frenchman Richard Gasquet and his coach Sergi Bruguera. Nadal wrote: “Training hard this week with Richard Gasquet and his trainer, Sergi Bruguera!â€? “The operation on my appendix was good. No problems at all. I am able to

practice for a lot of hours at •‰Â?Â?™Â?‰Â?’ˆ…’ŠÂ?ÂˆÂ˜ÂŻÂ‰ ÂĄÂˆÂ…Â‡Â‰ÂŁÂžÂ…Â‰ months of pain, that’s important to me,â€? he said. “The operation on my appendix was good. No problems at all. I am able to practice for a lot of hours at a high intensity. ÂĄÂˆÂ…Â‡Â‰ÂŁÂžÂ…Â‰Â?†’ˆÂ?ÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŒÂ•Â?’ ‰ that’s important to me.â€? Rafael Nadal “The main thing for me is I am able to work hard in these next weeks. I am sure the level of intensity and level of competition will be helpful for me. “I will try to spend as much time on court as possible. Every match that I have the opportunity to play is important.â€? Nadal’s last competitive outing was a straightsets loss to Croatia’s Borna Coric in Basel during October.

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Murray could hire Courteau after Australian Open

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rench coach, Loic Courteau, looks set to join Andy Murray’s backroom team from the start of next season. Courteau has held discussions with Murray’s coach Amelie Mauresmo - who replaced Ivan Lendl in the role last summer - over a full-time position after next month’s Australian Open. The 50-year-old told French sports daily l’Equipe: “A few weeks ago, I had discussions with Amelie, who spoke with Andy. I had not been able to talk directly with him. “The plan was to work with Murray in the year, with a base in England. For the moment, it does not happen, but I’m not saying it will not happen.� “It (the plan) was to work with him in the year, with a base in England. For the moment, it does not happen. I’m not saying it

will not happen, because I do not know.� Murray parted company with two long-serving members of his team last month - Dani Vallverdu, his long-time friend who became an assistant coach under Lendl, and physical trainer Jez Green.Courteau said he is unable to commit

to anything until after Australian Open, as he is currently coaching world No 25 Julien Benneteau, but did not rule out working with the Scot in the future. “At the Australian Open, I will be with Julien,� he said. “Today it is a very interesting challenge to lead Murray and, in addition,

with Amelie, it is fabulous. “It would be necessary for Murray to make me an †F…‡‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ‰ ”•’°ÂˆÂ‰ ‡…¥‘Š…‰ ˆ†‰ go there. I talked straight to Julien. Anyway, with his experience, Julien could even go alone. If he was not autonomous, it would mean that I did a bad job.â€?

Serena kick starts training for 2015 with Ultimate Run South Beach Noah offers apology for scathing assessment of Davis Cup team

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annick Noah has apologised for criticising the France team after last month’s deÂĄÂ…Â•ÂˆÂ‰Â?’‰ˆÂ?…‰ •žÂ?Š‰ Â‘ÂŒÂ‰ÂŁÂ’Â•Â–ÂŻ The 54-year-old, who captained France to Davis Cup triumphs in 1991 and 1996, questioned the preparations carried out by skipper Arnaud Clement after Roger Federer’s ‹Â?Ă Â…Â‡Â–Â•Â’Â“Â‰Â‘ÂŒÂŠÂ…ÂˆÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰”‘Œ‰ favourites in Lille. Noah suggested he was ready to resume the role of captain, but Clement was handed a new two-year deal despite the loss and •“Â?Â? …“‰Â?…‰‹•Š‰ÑŠÂ?†”šÂ…“°Â‰ by the criticism. Asked about his outburst, Noah told beIN Sports TV: “Okay - there we go that’s an end to it. Excuse-me, sorry, sorry,

the next time I will keep my mouth shut, say nothing for several years.â€? “I just expressed an opinion that was shared by the majority of the people who were in the stadium (in Lille). And when I said that, I was not having a go at anyone. I was just watching a tennis match. “I have no desire to become captain again. That is not at all what I am about.â€? The French line-up included top men’s trio Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Gael †’£–Š‰•’“‰ Â?”Â?•‡“‰ •Šquet. But Tsonga was hampered by an arm injury and Swiss stars Federer and Stan Wawrinka helped to open up a winning 3-1 lead.

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erena Williams kick-started her training for next year in familiar style as she took part in the the Ultimate Run South Beach on Sunday morning. The world No 1 was joined by her sister, Venus, in the Miami-based event, and the two stars then took it upon themselves to entertain the crowds with a spot of singing after the race, The race, which in”–‘“…Š‰…Â?ˆÂ?…‡‰•‰£ž…‰šÂ?–†Â?Â…ter or quarter marathon op-

ˆÂ?†’ Â‰Â?Š‰•‰¥‘’¸Â‡Â‘Â’Â‰Â—Â…Â’Â…ÂŁÂˆÂ?’™‰ the Serena Williams Fund, which supports victims of violent crime. The 33-year-old made light work of the course •’“‰‹•Š‰£–Â?…“‰†’‰•‰ †‰Œ‡†‰ camera during the race. Afterwards, the sisters Â?Â•Â“Â‰ÂąÂ‘ÂŠÂˆÂ‰Â•Â—Â†Â‘ÂˆÂ‰Â…Â’Â†Â‘Â™Â?‰Œ‘F‰ left to get up on stage to perform karaoke. All money raised from Sunday’s event will go to the Serena Williams Foundation to help underprivileged children Â?…‰ ‡•”…‰ Â—Â…Â’Â…ÂŁÂˆÂŠÂ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Serena Williams Fund

which supports, among other things, victims of violent crime Both Williams sisters took part in the event, with Venus going for a slightly —‡Â?™Â?ˆ…‡¸Â–††šÂ?Â’Â™Â‰Â†Â‘ÂˆÂŁÂˆÂ‰ Ă‘ ž…‡˜‰ ˜…•‡ Â‰ ‰ “†‰ •‰ ‡‘’‰ for Thanksgiving, the 5K or 10K, to kick-start my training for the year, and last year after running the É  Â‰ ‰ ˆÂ?†‘™Â?ˆ Â‰ Ă‘ †‹ Â‰ ‰ ‡…ally should do my charity based on running because it’s a really fun way to promote a healthy lifestyle,’ she told the Florida newspaper.

Ă‘ …†Œ–…‰ –†ž…‰ Â?ÂˆÂŻÂ‰ †‘‰ ”•’‰ run, walk, bring your family, it’s early in the morning. I love karaoke, so at my race, afterward you can go on the beach, relax, have Gatorade and sing karaoke. Ă‘ ˆ‰ “…£’Â?ˆ…–˜‰ Â?…–ŒŠ‰ ˜†‘‡‰ endurance on the court,’ ŠÂ?…‰Š•Â?“¯‰Ñ Â†Â‘Â‰ÂĄÂ…Â…Â–Â‰Â˜Â†Â‘Â‰Â”Â•Â’Â‰ run so many miles, you can last three hours, four hours if you need to.’ Â?…‰ •““…“¿‰ Ă‘ ‰ –Â?šÂ…‰ ‡‘’ning the shorter distances, like 5K. You don’t kill your body, but you can still feel part of the race atmosphere.’

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2014

2015: FCT Minister urges prayers for peaceful election ISAH IDRIS, Abuja

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inister of Federal Capital Territory, Senator Bala Mohammed, has urged Christian and Muslim clerics to pray for Nigeria to experience peaceful general elections in 2015. He gave this charge at his residence on Christmas Day while receiving members of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) FCT branch led by its Chairman, Rev Israel Akanji. Senator Mohammed remarked that Nigeria needs prayers at this material time to have successful and peaceful elections to strengthen our democracy. The Minister who earlier led FCT residents to pay Christmas homage to President Goodluck

£ ¡ the Presidential Villa also advised politicians to put the na £ ¯ He lauded religious leaders in the Federal Capital Territory for their steadfastness and commitment to the well-being of the nation; stressing that they have continued to show synergy and

FCT Minister, Bala Mohammed

support to the FCT administration. According to him, for the continuous understanding and cooperation from religious leaders, the FCT Administration will

continue to encourage them to continue on this path. While assuring that Abuja residents would continue to live in peace with one another, the Minister reiterated that the country’s

diversity is divine. He prayed that all those behind the insecurity in the country would be put to shame, as Nigeria will continue to grow. The Minister thus, appealed to all residents of the Federal Capital Territory to continue to be good neighbours to their fellow residents, irrespective of religious beliefs; saying that the “best in the sight of Almighty God is the most pious”. Speaking earlier, Rev Israel Akanji remarked that CAN members were in FCT to felicitate with the FCT Minister on the occasion of the Christmas celebration and to appreciate the utmost peace being enjoyed by both Christians and Muslims in the Federal Capital Territory particularly the adequate security provided on Sundays and Fridays in the churches and mosques. The chairman also commended the Minister for his pro-activeness on making adequate preparation for Ebola as well as what the FCT Administration is currently doing for the internally displaced people that have run to Abuja to take refuge.

Abuja electricity consumers angry over crazy billing, poor power supply CYRIL MBAH, Abuja

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he nationwide consultation on metering organised to explain the ingenious Credit Advance Payment for Metering Implementation (CAPMI) scheme, was recently hosted by Abuja and was greeted by complaints which £ dissatisfaction with the poor electricity supply and the outrageous billing regime imposed on Nigerians by electricity distribution companies. At the forum, it was apparent that Abuja had the highest number of petitions from members of the public to the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) against the activities of private power companies, who took over electricity generation and distribution from the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) without making conscious and prior efforts to improve services. Participants at the forum argued that the sheer numbers of petitions from the Federal Capital Territory and across the country are sufficient to question the competence of the electricity companies, their patriotism, operational commitment, lack of business tact and the level of diplomacy employed in dealing with consumers’ complaints. A particularly pitiable report about how the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC)

maltreated Jikwoyi Phase 11 community in the FCT by allowing ËÉÄ households to stay in perpetual darkness since the past one year, after illegally removing the transformer the community purchased ¡ audience. The community complained that the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) removed the transformer ostensibly for repairs but rather than return the equipment to its owner, the company allegedly sold it to the highest bidder and left the Jikwoyi community in darkness for the past one year and still insisted on billing the consumers monthly for the electricity that was not supplied. Participants agreed in unison À ¡ Jikwoyi Phase 11 community re® À ¡ electricity consumers in the six area councils of the Federal Capital Territory. Investigations showed that even after the quick intervention of the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission six months ago after receiving the community’s petition, the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company could not see reason or be persuaded to take action by replacing or return the transformer.

by the community to the managing director of the company could not produce the desired response that would have helped return electricity to the estimated 3000 inhabitants of Jikwoyi Phase 11, extension. ¡ Abuja DISCO and out of desperation for electricity, the community À F ¡ £ assistance to the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company to enable £ ¼ cal parts or equipment for the repair and installation of the community’s transformer since the DISCO persistently complained of fund paucity. ° F ingly did not change the attitude of the DISCO and series of appeals to the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company have done nothing to resolve the problem faced by the community. Residents recalled with pain that each household in the community was taxed N1, 800 to raise the N6 million required for the purchase of new electrical parts for the repair of the broken down transformer, using estimates provided by independent technicians. The residents regretted that despite the determination of the people to take the bull by the horn by assist-

ing the electricity service provider, the problem of the community has persisted without valid explanations from the service provider. In the six area councils of the territory, complaints over poor electricity supply, over-billing even when electricity is not supplied and lack of meters have continued to dominate discussions about power supply problems in the territory. Subscribers in the FCT complained about random billing system or the estimated crazy billing rates; accusing the private electricity distributors of constantly extorting thousands of naira from consumers for poor service delivery and electricity that was not used. Participants in the consultation meeting on metering agreed that the overwhelming complaints against services from the FCT and across the country have cast doubts on the wisdom surrounding the privatisation of the power sector as many Nigerians now regret that they supported the government when the privatisation plan was sold to the people. The Jikwoyi community raised questions about the ownership of the lost transformer and plans to go to court to challenge the service provider since the community claims it was responsible for the purchase of the facility and paying for its maintenance before it was illegally removed.

FCT indigenes undergo marine training abroad ISAH IDRIS, Abuja

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he Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Education secretariat has trained 23 indigenes in marine professional courses in overseas institutions. Education Secretary, Mallam Kabiru Usman, disclosed this during the secretariat’s annual £ Resource Centre in Abuja. He explained that the education secretariat is collaborating with NIMASA in the training of the 23 indigenes in Marine Engineering and other related courses out of which 12 are still on sea time training in United Kingdom preparing for £ ¡ À nations. According to the secretary, N255.4 million was approved in 2014 for the training of FCT indigenes studying abroad and within the country. On the declined performance in this year’s WAEC external examination by students in the territory, Usman said it was due to the declining economic fortunes dictated by the falling international oil price already F tion sector.

used to be a symbol of higher performance declined from 43 per cent scores it recorded in external examination for secondary schools in 2013 to 34 per cent in 2014 examinations. He however assured stakeholders that the education secretariat of FCT has learnt lessons and is devising strategy to correct things to restore its winning position. The FCT education secretariat, Usman said is collaborating with international and local organisations in the training and re-training of its teachers in both basic and secondary schools. He explained that in 2014, a total of 1,120 secondary school teachers in Mathematics, English language, Chemistry, Physics and Biology were retrained in the use of modern teaching approaches in the implementation of new SSSE curriculum.

FCT Minister of state, Jumoke Akinjide

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Crime

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Crime Monday, December 29, 2014

How I rob, snatch vehicles with sleeping tablet –Suspect Stories: ADELEKE ADESANYA

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29 years old suspect, Temidire Oriowo who is cooling his heels at the mesh of Lagos Police operatives has narrated how he perpetrates his robbing activities through the use of sleeping tablets. Oriowo, while giving the picture of the newly adopted trick by car snatchers nowadays to our crime correspondent, explained that his robbery activities, until his arrest, were technical, adding that he and colleagues go through a lot in their process of administering sleeping tablet to snatch vehicle from drivers on the highways. Oriowo who claimed to be a welder, was arrested recently by the operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Lagos State police command led by Abba Kyarri, a Superintendent of Police, (SP). According to the police, “We got information from reliable source that there is a robbery gang that is into army robbery and snatching cars and we received order to trail them. The suspects are two; one of them is still at large. ² ÂĄÂˆÂ…Â‡Â‰ †‘‡‰ ˆÂ?†‡†‘™Â?‰ £’“Â?’™Š‰ •’“‰ ”•‡…¥‘–‰ investigation on the robbers, we used a fake buyer as bait to lure them, while we retrieved stolen vehicle from them. In the process of trailing them (the robbers), Oriowo, having received calls from the buyer on his interest to patronize him, booked an appointment to meet him at Abule-Egba markert popular known as Katangura in order to discuss the business. “While he was discussing with the buyer, our men (SARS team) came out to him, but Š……Â?’™‰‘Š Â‰Â?…‰Â?•“…‰•’‰• Â…Â?Œˆ‰ˆ†‰–•‘’”Â?…“‰

an escape and ran into the market, while our gallant men made a hot dog chase immediately and was arrested. Meanwhile, while peaking with our correspondent, Oriowo, a native of Ilesha, Osun State, explained how they rob and snatch vehicle on the highways with the usage of sleeping tablets. According to him, “Before the operation, we would have Œ‡…Œ•‡…“‰Š–……ŒÂ?’™‰ˆ•—–…ˆ‰Â?’ŠÂ?“…‰•‰—† –…‰—‡Â?Â’šÂ‰ of any type and keep it with us. After this, we head straight to highways where we usually Ž•™‰ “†‹’‰ Œ‡Â?ž•ˆ…‰ ”•‡Š‰ “‡Â?ž…‡Š Â‰ …ŠŒ…”Â?•––˜‰ those ones without passengers. While we are in the car, we will then buy a similar drink to the one we had earlier poisoned while the driver will only notice the one we buy. Later, while we are drinking our own soft drink, we will give the drink containing the sleeping tablet to the driver and he sleeps after a while. Immediately he sleeps, we then drop him by the road side while we go away with the car. Speaking on how the gang inherited the illicit idea, Oriowoe maintained that the idea was brought to his robbery gang by a man called Wasiu stressing that his gang is only embedded with we are only two members.

Â…Â‰ÂĄÂ‘Â‡ÂˆÂ?…‡‰Š•Â?“‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰² Â˜Â‰ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂŒÂ…Â‡Â•ÂˆÂ?†’‰‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ this technique was along Okene express way Kogi State.When I boarded the car, I told the driver that am going to Abuja while he gave gave me a ride along the road. On our way during the journey, I asked if he cares for a soft drink and he accepted it. So, I bought him a soft drink with Gala, while I immediately I change the drink to one I have prepared with sleeping drugs without him noticing it. After ¥…‹‰Â?Â?’‘ˆ…Š Â‰Â‰Â?…‰“‡•’šÂ‰Â?ˆ‰•’“‰‰Š–…Œˆ‰†FÂŻ After this, I dropped him along the road

Temidire, the suspect

and I drove the car (called Mazda 626) away ‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ž•–‘•—–…‰™††“Š‰ˆ†‰ •™†Š¯‰ ’‰™… Â?’™‰ˆ†‰ Lagos, I delivered it to Wasiu and he gave me N70, 000, while he asked me to come back for the remaining N170, 000 balance. …”†‘’ˆÂ?’™‰ Â?Â?Š‰ Œ•Šˆ‰ ÂŒÂ‡Â†ÂŁÂ–Â…Â‰ Â?’‰ ”‡Â?Â?… ‰ Oriowo narrated that “I have spent four years in medium prison Kirikiri for killing someone with a car where I met Wasiu. “Wasiu left prison before me and he called me immediately I was released this year. I was in Ilesha when he called me to come and meet him in Ogun State.

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car and gave me N20, 000 out of the money. My last operation was when Wasiu gave me a stolen car; he said I should look for buyer. “Unfortunately for me, the buyer that I saw happened to be SARS member who engineered my arrest when we are taking about the price at Katangora Market in Abule Egba in Lagos.� Oriowo said that is not happy with the condition he found his self; My two kids are just seven years and four years. I’m not happy of doing Christmas in police station, I need to celebrate it with my family and friends.

Police nab tricycle snatching gang in Lagos

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’‰Â?ˆŠ‰…F†‡ˆ‰ˆ†‰”‘‡—‰”‡Â?Â?…‰•’“‰”‡Â?Â?Â?’•–Â?ˆ˜‰ in the society, operatives of Special Anti Robbery Squad of Lagos Police Command have arrested a set of armed robbers who specialized in snatching tricycles and robbing residents of Lagos and suburbs. The robbery suspects who are presently • …’“Â?’™‰ ˆ†‰ ÂźÂ‘Â…ÂŠÂˆÂ?†’Š‰ †¥‰ ž•‡Â?†‘Š‰ “…™‡……Š‰ • Â?…‰ ”‘Šˆ†“˜‰ †¥‰ Œ†–Â?”…‰ •‡…‰ šÂ•½Â‘…‰ Nwakonuche a.k.a. Akachkwu aged 26, Okeke Christian a.ka. Chris aged 29, Paul Igwe a.k.a wiper and gang leader aged 20. According to police source, the issue of tricycle snatching came as a surprise as most robbers go for car snatching because of their standby buyers. Speaking on the arrest of the suspects, the police source posited that information came to the commissioner of police CP kayode Aderanti that one tricycle snatcher has been caught by Ikotun police and he quickly †‡“…‡…“‰ ˆÂ?…‰ †E”…‡‰ Â?’‰ ”Â?•‡™…‰ †¥‰  Â‰ •‰ superintendent of police SP Abba Kyari to £ŠÂ?‰†‘ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰‡…Â?•Â?Â’Â?’™‰Â?††“–‘Â?Š‰•’“‰”‡‘ŠÂ?‰ the gang. Kyari’s immediate action resulted in the arrest of two more members of the gang ’•Â?…–˜‰ šÂ…šÂ…‰•’“‰ ™‹…‰‹Â?Â?–…‰…F†‡ˆŠ‰Â?•ž…‰ —……’‰Â?’ˆ…’ŠÂ?ÂŁÂ…Â“Â‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰ÂˆÂ‡Â•Â”šÂ‰Â“†‹’‰ †’“•˜‰‹Â?†‰ is now in hiding. •‡‡•ˆÂ?’™‰ Â?Â?Š‰ Â…Ă€ÂŒÂ…Â‡Â?…’”…‰ Â?’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â?• …‡ Â‰ Akazue, the gang leader said, “I was the ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ÂŒÂ…Â‡ÂŠÂ†Â’Â‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰Â—Â…Â‰Â•Â‡Â‡Â…ÂŠÂˆÂ…Â“Â‰Â—Â…Â”Â•Â‘ÂŠÂ…Â‰ ‰‹•Š‰’†ˆ‰ able to escape with my colleaques when the dangerous mob was pursuing us that fateful day.

I am from Anam Community in Anambra State. I am a musician. I sing hip pop and gospel music. I want to wax one of my songs ”•––…“ Â‰² †‹‰ ‰Š‘F…‡…“‰—…¥†‡…‰ ‰‡…•–Â?½Â…“‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ the world is a school and every experience a teacherâ€?. I could not complete senior Š…”†’“•‡˜‰ ˆÂ?‡……‰ Âł Ă‹´Â‰ —…”•‘Š…‰ †¥‰ £’•’”Â?•–‰ Œ‡†—–…Â?¯‰ ‰ •Â?‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ Š†’‰ †¥‰ Â?˜‰ Œ•‡…’ˆ°ÂŠÂ‰ eight children. I later went to do house boy to my uncle Mr. Nonso Nwankwo in Onitsha head bridge market where he trades on building

The suspects

Â?•ˆ…‡Â?Â•Â–ÂŠÂ‰ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â‰ÂŁÂžÂ…Â‰Â˜Â…Â•Â‡ÂŠÂŻÂ‰ Â?…’‰Â?…‰”†‘–“‰’†ˆ‰ help me in the year 2010, i went to Lagos to live with another uncle called Anayo who sells clothes in ikotun. I have two brothers in Lagos. One travelled to India an left his shop for me. On how he joined the gang he said, Paul told me about snatching tricycle and I told him that the job was not good. The next day he came with Nwankpa and asked me to join them and I joined. The next day being Thursday they called me to follow them to do the job which put

me in this trouble. Paul gave me a toy gun and was holding cutlass while Okeke was not holding anything. …‰‹…’ˆ‰ˆ†‰ šÂ†ÂˆÂ‘’‰‡†‘’“•—†‘ˆ‰•’“‰”Â?• …‡…“‰ a tricycle for N300 to take us to Austino hotel. As we were approaching the hotel Paul gave me sign with head throw to the right, to bring out my gun. I pointed the toy gun to the head of the rider but when he realized that it was a toy gun be refused to comply. He jacked up his tricycle, fought me and ran to alert people calling us thieves, thieves. As I tried to escape I fell down and they arrested me and handed me over to Ikotun Police while others escaped. They later transferred me to SARS and used me to arrest Okeke and later Paul while Nwankpa is still at large. The second suspect okeke said, “I am from Umunze, Anambra State. I sell ladies wears in Ikotun. It is our gang leader Paul that informed me of the Job. My role was to search the tricycle, rider and passengers to collect their money, handsets and any other valuables i could lay hand on. The third suspect Paul said, “my alias name is Wiper. I am their gang leader. The idea to rob and snatch tricycle came me when I was smoking Indian hemp with Nwankpa and one gang member called rough man who is a receiver of stolen goods. Roughman promised to buy each TVS tricycle we snatch N150,000, I am the one that called all of them The owner of the tricycle one Chukwudi Ebirim was beaten up by Akazue when he ‹•Š‰£™Â?ˆÂ?’™‰Â?Â?Â?‰•’“‰ˆ‡˜Â?’™‰ˆ†‰ˆ•šÂ…‰†ž…‡‰ˆÂ?…‰ steering of the tricycle.

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Disaster management; the challenges and the way forward of disasters are properly disseminated to the State and Local Government levels and ensure that clear guidelines are given on how EMA’s experience is well to appropriately incorporate this into their recognized in the region and structures, legislation and policies. provides South-South support to Provide adequate and direct funding for all Anglophone countries in West DRR activities and Climate Change at all levels, Africa - The Gambia inclusive. and ensures that greater percentage of funds is There is also an interest expressed by ECOWAS allocated for direct DRR activities. to replicate the Nigerian DRR capacity NEMA should allocate 10% of the given 20% development process, which was started by the of the national 1% ecological fund for DRR. current capacity assessment, in other countries Advocate for states, local government and Â?’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ‡…™Â?†’¯‰ ‰ ¾¯ĂƒÂ‰ “…’ˆÂ?£…“‰ ”•Œ•”Â?ˆÂ?…Š‰ •ˆ‰ ˆ•ˆ…‰ other stakeholders to allocate funds in their level since its establishment, NEMA has been annual budgets to be used for risk reduction Œ‘ Â?’™‰ •‰ –†ˆ‰ †¥‰ Â…F†‡ˆ‰ Â?’ˆ†‰ Š‘ŒŒ†‡ˆÂ?’™‰ ž•‡Â?†‘Š‰ activities. states across the country to set-up disaster Each State should establish DRR working management institutional frameworks. Through groups under the respective SEMAs to help Â?ˆŠ‰ ½Â†Â’•–‰ †E”…Š Â‰ ‰ Œ‡†žÂ?“…“‰ Š‘ŒŒ†‡ˆ‰ ‡•Â?Š…‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰ÂŒÂ‡Â†ÂŁÂ–Â…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ ‰•’“‰Œ‘ˆ‰Â?ˆ‰†’‰ˆÂ?…‰•™…’“•‰ to many states on the establishment of State more regularly. Emergency Management Agencies (SEMAs). Provide adequate capacity and training for The NEMA Act mandated all states to establish all DRR, climate change platforms and other ˆ•ˆ…‰ Â?…‡™…’”˜‰ •’•™…Â?…’ˆ‰ †Â?Â?Â? ……Š‰ stakeholders across all levels (now Agencies) while local governments are Mohammed Sani-Sidi Nema boss The platforms should improve the vertical to establish Local Emergency Management †Â?Â?Â? ……Š¯‰ †‰ ¥•‡ Â‰ ĂƒĂƒÂ‰ ˆ•ˆ…Š‰ Â?’‰ Â?™…‡Â?•‰ Â?•ž…‰ recognition of the importance of disaster risk ‰ ”•Â?ΥÂ?™’‰ †’‰ ² •¥…‡‰ Â?ˆÂ?…Šž Â‰ Â?’‰ and horizontal coordination, collaboration and Emergency Management Agencies that are reduction mechanisms, and indeed a limited which Abuja is already a participant.EPR & implementation of all DRR and climate change activities at all levels of government aimed backed by law, while some still have Emergency understanding of the concept. There is no DRR National Capacity Assessment Nigeria Relief Agencies. The existence and distributed special DRR unit in SEMAs. However, DRR …žÂ?…‹‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ‰ ‰ Â’Â?ˆ‰ ÂĄÂ‘Â’Â”ÂˆÂ?†’Š‰ ˆ†‰ towards sharing of data and expertise. In collaboration with the National Planning ÂŠÂˆÂ‡Â‘Â”ÂˆÂ‘Â‡Â…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ ‰½Â†Â’•–‰†E”…Š‰•’“‰ Š‰ is said to be mainstreamed throughout the include climate risk management and consider in the country provides a strong building block ‹†‡šÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰Â…•”Â?‰ Â‰Â•Â’Â“Â‰Â†ÂĄÂˆÂ…Â’Â‰Â• •”Â?…“‰ˆ†‰ˆÂ?…‰ upgrading it to the level of a Department. Commission and the Federal Ministry of ¥†‡‰ ‰”•Œ•”Â?ÂˆÂ˜ÂŻÂ‰ Â?…‰ ‰½Â†Â’•–‰†E”…Š‰Š…‡ž…‰ planning department Reinforce the capacity of NEMA in terms of Finance, NEMA should establish regular as implementation liaison between the NEMA The relations between LGAs and SEMA/ Šˆ•F Â‰ ӠÂ?Œ…ˆ…’”Â?…Š Â‰ ˆ††–Š‰ •’“‰ …Ÿ‘Â?ÂŒÂ?…’ˆ‰ Â?’‰ training programme on mainstreaming DRR Headquarters which coordinates DM activities ‰ •‡…‰ ’†ˆ‰ ¥†‡Â?•–Â?½Â…Â“ĂˆÂ‰ ˆÂ?…‡…‰ Â?Š‰ ’†‰ † ‰ order for it to further engage in advancing DRR into EPR & DRR National Capacity Assessment Nigeria development planning targeting the of federal organisations and the States. The six or law governing this relationship. There is no at the national level. ½Â†Â’•–‰ †E”…Š‰ Â?•ž…‰ “……Œ‰ ‘’“…‡Šˆ•’“Â?’™‰ †¥‰ ˆÂ?…‰ —Â?–•ˆ…‡•–‰ ”††‡“Â?’•ˆÂ?†’‰ —…ˆ‹……’‰ “Â?F…‡…’ˆ‰ –†”•–‰ Strengthening the existing National platform planning units, not only for post-disaster, but ŠŒ…”Â?£”‰‡Â?ŠšÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰Â…•”Â?‰‡…™Â?Â†Â’ĂˆÂ‰Â”Â†Â?Â?‘’Â?”•ˆ…‰ˆÂ?…Š…‰ governments, even when faced with common on DRR to include climate change adaptation also preventive DRR. NEMA/ SEMA to formulate modalities (fund needs and challenges to NEMA headquarters. hazards. More technical support and expertise issues Â?…‰ ‰ †E”…Š‰ žÂ?ŠÂ?ˆ…“‰ Â?’‰ •™†Š Â‰ ˜†‰ •’“‰ is required from federal and state governments The platform should ensure the streamlining raising, joint assessments, and awareness and Kaduna have built strong working relationships ˆ†‰Â?…–Œ‰ˆÂ?…‰–†”•–‰™†ž…‡’Â?…’ˆ‰ˆ†‰‹†‡šÂ‰Â—Â… …‡‰Â?’‰ of all disaster risk reduction and climate change NGO charters) for engaging NGOs and Civil with their respective state governments, addressing the needs of the people. There is an adaptation activities and initiatives in the Societies especially as it relates to DRR. Involve the judiciary as a DRR stakeholder positioning them to act as the DRR focal Association of Local Governments. country. points and coordinators.EPR & DRR National However, this forum is not used to address State and local government platforms on •’“‰Š…’ŠÂ?ˆÂ?½Â…‰ˆÂ?Â…Â?‰ˆ†‰ˆÂ?…‰…FÂ†Â‡ÂˆÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰Â?Â?Â’Â?Šˆ‡Â?…Š‰ Capacity Assessment Nigeria DRR issues. However, that in some cases, DRR should be created in line with the already and LGAs. Work towards expediting cases with potentially disastrous outcomes. ’‰ •“‘’• Â‰ ¥†‡‰ …À•Â?Œ–…‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ‰ †E”…‰ activities described by the Local Government existing national platform. The Honorable members were all is responsible for formulating state disaster chairmen qualify as DRR, but are not so called Introduce systematic information exchange management policies and coordinating with or perceived as such. —…ˆ‹……’‰ˆÂ?…‰ ‰ Â’Â?ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ ‰•’“‰‡…™Â?†’•–Ô unanimous that NEMA has indeed lived up other institutions on implementation. It also has Recommendations global DRR policy makers, who can provide to its billings premising their submission on the responsibility for educating the public on Regularly sensitize national, zonal, state, policy support to NEMA DRR unit in the form of the information garnered at this meeting It “Â?Š•Šˆ…‡‰‡…–•ˆ…“‰Â?• …‡Š Â‰Â‹Â?Â?–…‰ •™†Š Â‰Â?•Š‰•‰ ˆ•ˆ…‰ local authorities and stakeholders on disaster structural and institutional development advice is their collective opinion that the agency should be given wider berth in its operation Â?Š•Šˆ…‡‰ •’•™…Â?…’ˆ‰ †Â?Â?Â? Â…Â… Â‰Â‹Â?Â?”Â?‰Â?……ˆŠ‰ risk reduction and climate change adaptation and for amendments of relevant legislation. regularly and involves state ministries, the Red ”†’”…ŒˆŠ‰ •’“‰ Œ‡•”ˆÂ?”…Š Â‰ ŠŒ…”Â?ÂŁÂ”Â•Â–Â–Â˜Â‰ ‡…™•‡“Â?’™‰ ‰ •’“‰ Ă” ‰ ŠÂ?†‘–“‰ ‹†‡šÂ‰ and that government should increase their Cross, and NGOs. their mandates, roles, and responsibilities, in with MDAs and state ministries to ensure all budgetary allocations to commensurate with †––†‹Â?’™‰ˆÂ?…‰ Â‘Â™Â‘ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ĂƒĂ„¾¾Â‰ÂŽÂ†Â†Â“Š‰”†’ŠÂ?“…‡…“‰ order to assume ownership and further engage new legislations are DRR sensitive. Review the laudable duties carried out by the agency. as the worst in the history Oyo State, the in DRR for resilient long-term development. existing legislations in each state with a view to They suggest that the Agency should not governor set up a Flood Management Regularly sensitize Local Government encouraging ministries to work together more only respond to emergency situation alone but should also be part of the preventive †Â?Â?Â? ……¯‰ Â?•ˆ‰ †Â?Â?Â? ……‰ Â?Š‰ ӠÂ?Œ†Š…“‰ †¥‰ Chairmen, urban planners, and city technical closely. representatives of all relevant state ministries, teams on urban risk management concepts and Ensure that federal legislations, policies measures. Concluded as well as scientists and professors from practices, and advocate for the adoption of the and strategies relating to reducing the risk ‘’Â?ž…‡ŠÂ?ˆÂ?…Š¯‰ Â?…‰ †Â?Â?Â? ……‰ Â?•Š‰ Š‘—Â?Â? …“‰ •‰ report to the Governor outlining activities to be ‘’“…‡ˆ•šÂ…’‰ˆ†‰Â?Â?ˆÂ?™•ˆ…‰Ž††“‰‡Â?ŠšÂŠÂŻÂ‰ Š‰•‰‡…Š‘–ˆ Â‰ after which the medical team of the hospital government and Legal authority to prevail two hundred and eighty million Naira (280 ADELEKE ADESANYA ”…‡ˆÂ?£…“‰ Â?…‡‰ †¥‰ ÂŁÂˆÂ’Â…ÂŠÂŠ Â‰ —‘ˆ‰ Œ‡…ž…’ˆ…“‰ Â?…‡‰ over what he described as callousness of the million) has been allocated to clear 43 wash ollowing the death of one Mrs by the management from going home for ‰Â?•’•™…Â?…’ˆ‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰”†Šˆ‰Â?Â?Š‰‹Â?ÂĄÂ…°ÂŠÂ‰Â–Â?¥…¯‰ streams in the state. The State Task Force on Folake Oduyoye who reportedly Flood Management was also established after ¥•Â?–‘‡…‰ˆ†‰Š… –…‰•’‰†‘ˆŠˆ•’“Â?’™‰Â?…“Â?”•–‰—Â?––‰ According to him, “My wife was died while been held hostage by the ˆÂ?…‰ Ž††“Š‰ •Š‰ •’‰ Â?’ˆ…‡•™…’”˜‰ —†“˜‰ ˆ†‰ Š‘ŒŒ†‡ˆ‰ of N1.3million, even with the fact that the “…–Â?—…‡•ˆ…–˜‰ šÂ?––…“‰ —˜‰ ‰ •’•™…Â?…’ˆ‰ Â?•’•™…Â?…’ˆ‰ †¥‰ •™†Š‰ Â’Â?ž…‡ŠÂ?ˆ˜‰ and monitor the implementation of the Flood family members had paid more than N800, ‹Â?”šÂ…“’…ŠŠ‰ —…”•‘Š…‰ ‰ ‹•Š‰ ‘’•—–…‰ ˆ†‰ Š… –…‰ ˆ…•”Â?Â?’™‰ †ŠŒÂ?ˆ•–‰ Âł ´Â‰ †ž…‡‰ †Â?Â?Â? ……‰‡…”†Â?Â?…’“•ˆÂ?†’Š¯‰ 000 to the hospital. the medical bill which I have paid the lager —Â?––‰ Š… –…Â?…’ˆ Â‰ •‰ ’†’¸Â™Â†ÂžÂ…‡’Â?…’ˆ•–‰ In Lagos State, the mandate of the Ministry of “During the course of her detention from part of. She was denied access to go home organization, Women Advocates Research Environment’s Drainage Department includes October 3, the deceased needed further after which she was said discharged by the Ž††“‰ Œ‡…ž…’ˆÂ?†’‰ ˆÂ?‡†‘™Â?‰ Â?Â?Œ‡†ž…“‰ •’“‰ and Documentation Center (WARDC) Â?…“Â?”•–‰ • …’ˆÂ?†’ Â‰ ˜…ˆ‰ ˆÂ?Â?Š‰ ‹•Š‰ ‡…¥‘Š…“‰ Â?…‡‰ management. maintained drainage, and public awareness has vowed to sue the Federal government due to the outstanding balance and she was The widower however, vowed to sue the campaigns. The Department has engineers and Medical institute over what it described as •–Š†‰Œ‡…ž…’ˆ…“‰—˜‰ˆÂ?…‰Â?•’•™…Â?Â…Â’ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ ‰ Â?…“Â?”•–‰†‡™•’Â?½Â•ÂˆÂ?†’‰†’‰ˆÂ?…‰Â?• …‡ Â‰Â•Â““Â?’™‰ other professionals who liaise with NIMET and Maternal Mortality. ¥‡†Â?‰ Š……šÂ?’™‰ ÂĄÂ‘Â‡ÂˆÂ?…‡‰ Â?…“Â?”•–‰ • …’ˆÂ?†’‰ that the case will serve deterrent to others. Dr Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, executive the Ogun-Oshun River Basin Development elsewhere. And as a result of this, she died director, of the group while addressing Authority. In some ministries, some risk on that same day from cough related illness journalists in Lagos over the issue opined ‡…“‘”ˆÂ?†’‰ Â…F†‡ˆŠ‰ •‡…‰ ‘’“…‡‹•˜‰ ‹Â?ˆÂ?†‘ˆ‰ —…Â?’™‰ at the teaching hospital.â€? that the organization having investigated labeled as DRR. The WARDC disclosed that based on what led to the death of Mrs Folake Oduyoye ĂƒÂŻÂ‰ “…’ˆÂ?£…“‰ •ŒŠ‰•’“‰ Â?•––…’™…Š‰ …‰Â?’¥†‡Â?…“‰ ˆÂ?Â?Š Â‰Â?ˆŠ‰ ‰Â?Š‰Œ‡…Œ•‡…“‰ˆ†‰”†Â?Œ…–‰ ‰‰ at the hospital , will not hesitate in taking that there is no DRR legislation at the national level to conduct investigations into the on-going and the DRR National Action Plan developed in –…™•–‰•”ˆÂ?†’‰•™•Â?’Šˆ‰ ÂŻ systematic practice of illegal detention of According to her, Late Folake Odunyoye 2006 is not being implemented as it should be. On ܠÂ?…’‰‰‹Â?†‰”•’’†ˆ‰•F†‡“‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰Â”Â†ÂŠÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?Â…Â?‡‰ “Â?…“‰ Â?’‰ ‰ Â•ÂĄÂˆÂ…Â‡Â‰ ‹Â?Â?”Â?‰ ŠÂ?…‰ ‹•Š‰ Â?…–“‰ the other hand, the “Nigeria Vision medical treatment on child birth related ĂƒĂ„ĂƒĂ„žÂ‰ Â?…’ˆÂ?†’Š Â‰ ž…‡˜‰ —‡Â?…Ž˜ Â‰ “Â?Š•Šˆ…‡‰ hostage by the management following her issues. emergency needs and made no mention of DRR ¥•Â?Â?–˜°ÂŠÂ‰ÂĄÂ•Â?–‘‡…‰ˆ†‰Š… –…‰Â?…‡‰Â?…“Â?”•–‰—Â?––‰†’‰ She vowed to seek the intervention of the †‡‰ “Â?Š•Šˆ…‡‰ Œ‡…ž…’ˆÂ?†’¯‰ ‰ –†ˆ‰ †¥‰ Â…F†‡ˆ‰ Â?Š‰ —…Â?’™‰ time. court to ensure that justice is done to the Akiyode-Afolabi added that trouble begun made at the federal level through NEMA, but Â?• …‡‰‹Â?Â?–…‰ˆÂ?…‰¥•Â?Â?Â–Â˜Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰–•ˆ…‰‹†Â?•’‰Â?Š‰ DRR is yet to be seen as a national priority and for the family of Oduyoye on September 7, ӠÂ?Œ…’Š•ˆ…“‰—˜‰ˆÂ?…‰Â?•’•™…Â?Â…Â’ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰  Â‰ this year when Folake Oduyoye, a fashion decision makers lack or have limited knowledge stressing that the departed Folake left four designer, married to a printer husband was of reduction issues. children for the hustling husband. The State Emergency Management •“Â?Â? …“‰ˆ†‰ ‰¥†––†‹Â?’™‰”†Â?Œ–Â?”•ˆÂ?†’Š‰ Meanwhile, Yemi Oduyoye, the deceased Agencies are focused primarily on emergency arising from her child delivery on August 30. husband has called on the Federal Yemi Oduyoye Œ‡…Œ•‡…“’…ŠŠ‰ •’“‰ ‡…ŠŒ†’Š… Â‰ •’“‰ ˆÂ?…‡…‰ Â?Š‰ –Â? –…‰ “Mrs Folake was discharged on October 31 continued from thursday

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City & State Monday, DECEMBER 29, 2014

Hope rises for displaced Karu traders over demolished market . . . As Court orders AMAC chairman to allocate new shops to displaced Â?•šÂ?’™¯ž Judge: “I hope your tenure will not Â…Â’Â“Â‰Â—Â…ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â…Â‰ÂˆÂ?Â…Â‰Â•Â“ÂąÂ†Â‘Â‡Â’Â…Â“Â‰Â“Â•ÂˆÂ…Ă–ž s traders, under the auspices AMAC: “My tenure will end by 2016, of Karu Market Traders Â?‡¯ž Association, continue the Meanwhile, Justice Oriji, who legal tussle with the Chairman adjourned the case to January 21, 2015, of the Abuja Municipal Area Council charged Jiba to ensure that the traders (AMAC), Hon. Jiba Micah, and the secure shops at the market. Director, Development Control Unit Monday Pankshin, the Treasurer of in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the Karu Market Traders Association, Yahaya Yusuf, strong indications have who spoke with our correspondent emerged that justice may not be too far shortly after the court session, said he from the aggrieved traders. was happy over the new development. No fewer than 5000 traders of the Narrating his experience, he said demolished Karu Market in the FCT that the AMAC authority deliberately have approached the High Court selected very few of the traders and ŠÂ? Â?’™‰•ˆ‰ Π Â‰Â•ÂŠšÂ?’™‰Â?ˆ‰ˆ†‰”†Â?Â?Â?ˆ‰ †’¯‰ gave them allocations with the promise Jiba and Mr Yusuf to prison over the that others would be given in batches. demolition of the market on November “When they came to the market, they 15, 2013, contrary to the Court order. selected few of us and gave us and Counsel to the traders, Barrister Francis they said they will continue to give Agbo, had told the presiding Judge of not knowing that they have sold the Court 12, Silvanus Oriji, that the action whole temporary shops. We started amounted to contempt of court; hence, Š……Â?’™‰ “Â?F…‡…’ˆ‰ Œ…†Œ–…‰ †””‘Œ˜Â?’™‰ ˆÂ?…‰ the duo should be sentenced to prison. temporary shops and we reported the ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ŠÂ? Â?’™‰ †’‰ …”…Â?—…‡‰ ÂľĂƒ Â‰ ĂƒĂ„ÂľĂŠ Â‰ Â?• …‡‰ ˆ†‰ †‘‡‰ Â–Â•Â‹Â˜Â…Â‡ÂŻÂ‰ Â?…‰ ”Â?•Â?‡Â?•’‰ the Chairman of AMAC, Hon. Jiba, himself came to the market on March ‹•Š‰•–Š†‰Â?’‰• …’“•’”…¯ 18, 2013, and he saw the whole mess, Counsel to the AMAC chairman, …ž…’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ …•––†”•ˆÂ?†’‰ †Â?Â?Â? ……‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ Barrister C. I. Okoye, who asked the Â?…‰Š…ˆ‰‘Œ‰Â?Š‰•–Š†‰•‰Â?…ŠŠ‰‘Œ žÂ‰Â?…‰Š•Â?“¯ court to strike out the case, argued that Responding to questions on the traders’ application was baseless. how many of the traders have got “The allegations made against the •––†”•ˆÂ?†’Š Â‰ Â?…‰ Š•Â?“‰ ÂŁÂĄÂˆÂ…Â…Â’Â‰ ³¾Ă‰´Â‰ †¥‰ ˆÂ?…‰ AMAC chairman were not done by him. traders have been given so far. He was not the one who demolished “Only 15 of us have been given the the shops. And the allegation against ˆ…Â?Œ†‡•‡˜‰ŠÂ?Â†ÂŒÂŠÂ‰Â†Â‘ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰Ă‰ Ă„Ă„Ă„Â‰ÂˆÂ‡Â•Â“Â…Â‡ÂŠ žÂ‰ Hon. Jiba to have sold the temporary he said. shops to other people is unfounded. On why he was in court despite that The consent judgement permits the Bala Mohammed, FCT Minister he has been given a slot, Pankshin said: second respondents to erect temporary “I am not representing myself alone; I shops. And they have done that on am representing the 5,000 traders. So I consent judgement. Monday Pankshin, •Â?Â‰Â’Â†ÂˆÂ‰ÂŁÂ™Â?ˆÂ?’™‰¥†‡‰Â?Â˜ÂŠÂ…Â–ÂĄÂ‰Â•Â–Â†Â’Â…ÂŻÂ‰ Â?…‡…‰ one of the aggrieved traders, is one of •“ž…‡ˆ žÂ‰ ‡Â?ÂąÂ?‰ •ŠšÂ…“‰ •‡‡Â?Šˆ…‡‰ šÂ†Â˜Â… Â‰ are still dragging the issue. I have told are some of our members that for about ˆÂ?Â…Â?‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰‹…‰‹Â?––‰™Â?ž…‰ˆÂ?Â…Â?¯ž counsel to AMAC chairman. ˆÂ?…‰—…’…£”Â?•‡Â?…Š žÂ‰Â?…‰Š•Â?“¯ Judge: “Do you have their (traders’) a year now have not been selling their The judge, who was visibly angry, In a counter-argument, Barrister goods, so what pride will I have if I will ™—† Â‰ Š•Â?“‰ Â?ˆ‰ Â?Š‰ Â?’Š‘E”Â?…’ˆ‰ ˆ†‰ Š•˜‰ however, asked Hon. Jiba if the –Â?ÂŠÂˆĂ–ž be selling my goods and my colleagues ¿‰² …Š‰ŠÂ?‡×ž Hon. Jiba was not responsible for the aggrieved traders could be given Judge: “Will you give them allocation will be hanging around? Even the shop demolition of the market without allocation. Judge: “The beauty of the law is that •’“‰‹Â?…’‰Â?Š‰ˆÂ?Â?Š‰™†Â?’™‰ˆ†‰—…‰…F…”ˆ…“¯ž they gave me, I have given it to one of providing the court enough evidence. our members because he doesn’t have ¿‰² Â?Â–Â–Â‰Â’Â…Ă€ÂˆÂ‰Â?†’ˆÂ?¯ž Besides, Agbo argued that contrary those who need it come back to it so that Judge: “I will adjourn this case to •’˜ˆÂ?Â?’™‰•Š‰•‰¥•Â?Â?–˜‰Â?•’¯ž to the agreement entered into by the the society can move on. What can be Pankshin said it was even more traders and AMAC authority not to “†’…‰ˆ†‰Â?†ž…‰¥†‡‹•‡“‰ ‡‰ Â?•Â?‡Â?•’Öž January. Let me see that allocation is disturbing that the 15 traders were AMAC chairman: “From the ™Â?ž…’‰ ˆ†‰ ˆÂ?Â…Â?‰ •’“‰ Â?¥‰ ˆÂ?…˜‰ ”•’°ÂˆÂ‰ ¥‘–£–‰ involve a third party in the sales of the only given temporary shops while the temporary and new shops being built beginning, we have carried everybody the conditions that will be their own permanent shops were given out to by the Authority, AMAC contracted the along. I don’t know up till now they their friends and cronies. project to a developer, thereby selling He, however, took the AMAC the shops to their friends and cronies. chairman’s reaction in court with “The belief is that there would be no mixed feelings. third party in the allocation. So how His words: “I give God the glory come that those shop owners whose because I have been praying, trusting allocations were in their names were God for a moment like this for the not given shops? Is it because they chairman himself to come to court came to court? The party to this is about and hear what is going on. But it is 5,000, so if one or two persons were unfortunate, because all what he said ™Â?ž…’‰ ŠÂ?†ŒŠ Â‰ ‹Â?•ˆ‰ •—†‘ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â‡Â…ÂŠÂˆĂ–žÂ‰ Â?…‰ is lies and I don’t believe what he asked. was saying because after the court’s The presiding judge, Silvanus Oriji, judgement in 2011, he called us for a who ordered the AMAC chairman thanksgiving service, we prayed and to come forward for questioning, since then, he has never done what he wondered why the names of the agreed that he would do. traders who were shop owners before “So I just considered him as a gentile the demolition of the market, were not leader. And I know very well that given to the developer of the site before Â?…‰ Â?•˜‰ ’†ˆ‰ —…‰ •—–…‰ ˆ†‰ ¥‘–£–‰ ‹Â?•ˆ‰ Â?…‰ the publication of advert for expression promised in the court because the of interest by buyers. whole shops in Karu Market have been “So, where do we go from here? Can sold. The temporary shops have been this order be carried out? Will the 2nd sold, even the permanent ones, they defendant be ready to allocate these have sold them. This is not something shops to shop owners? Do you not that is hidden. But I hope that God will think as ministers of justice that the touch his mind to abide by what he has names of shop owners be given to the Œ‡†Â?Â?Š…“ žÂ‰Â?…‰Š•Â?“¯ client before the publication of the

TAIYE AGBAJE, Abuja

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A Day In My Life Day I gained admission into secondary school foundation for what I am today. Who knows what I would have ended up to be if that admission had eluded me? It was the day my life dream was turned around for the best. Do you believe I can still picture and replay what happened that particular day I was told that school? It was a day of wild and unrestrained jubilation for me” he noted. Speaking on the fallen standard of education in the country, he said ¡ F ° education system are numerous. He claimed that computer games are also a part of it. According to him, “It has added to the fall of the educational standard because every student either in primary school or secondary school wants a PSP…. Play station 3 and this is a major distraction for students. Some of them also have phones that literally distract them from focusing “Exam malpractice has eaten so deep into the system that nothing can come out of it. Some parents and some students have shown no decency and integrity. Also, we are in a society where it is believed that everything has a price; students don’t have time to study or do their home work, some parents pay their children just to read a book or two within a month, so that they can imbibe the reading habit. Besides, the parents are never Anyebe at home to supervise them. They AANU ADEGUN day in my life which remains ever E ¡ ¯ leave them at the mercy of house green was the day I got admission ¡ ¡ helps to go after money. “What determines the educational aining admission into into secondary school. It might the best graduating primary school secondary school might sound absurd, but it is the truth . pupil, but still admission did not standard of a child is the basic foundation he or she has, and the not be a big deal to most You see then, admission was very come until few years later. ‘So you can imagine how happy I only place a child could get that is people. But to this man, it E ¯ ‘It was in 1979 and gaining £ from the parents. So if a parent is was the day his embryonic dreams admission into Command elusive admission. The day became not able to build a solid foundation began to take shape. Anyebe Peter Paul who hails Secondary School Jos, in Plateau my happiest day because, as we for his child, no blame should be from Benue State is an educational E speak, everything that happened put on the government” he said. Sharing the positive aspect of entrepreneur who has been in the number of schools available were was still glued to my mind clearly educational entrepreneurship, he business for over two decades. not much then. I tried to secure despite the years gone by. Emphasising, he claimed, ‘it said, “As an educationist, we have He is the proprietor of AP group admission since 1976, but was of schools, one of the renowned unsuccessful until that particular was a day I will always remember touched many lives. There is no schools in Ejigbo area of Lagos state year of 1979. Gaining admission because it was the day that laid the higher institution in this country that you will not have a student and also a politician of note. from AP. Our students are now As a child, he had a passion for lecturers, doctors, PhD holders, education, but given the admission bank managers. We have touched process of his days, things didn’t lives positively and this is a thing ¡ ¡ of joy to me. As an educationist, it ¡ £ ¯ gave me satisfaction seeing all these In a chat with Newswatch Times, successes among students that I the educationist cum politician have taught. narrated his story. According to ‘I have been to one or two banks him, ‘I grew up in the military whose bank managers are students barracks. My father was a military that went through our school here; man. I had my primary school in you could imagine how proud I Army Children School, Maiduguri; was that I actually taught these from there I went to Command students during their formative Secondary School, Jos. And from years. It always thrills my heart there, I proceeded to University of to see students I have taught ¹ ¡ £ succeeding. To me, this is my and then to University of Ibadan for deepest satisfaction and reward as my masters programme”. a teacher’, he concluded. Speaking on a day in his life, ‘A

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Sam Popoola samolapop@yahoo.com

MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2014

Decision of a court which exercises jurisdiction it does not possess is in nullity

Case reviewed by Sam Popoola Between: BABAWURO USMAN AND: THE STATE SC. 95/2012 Date: Friday, 9 May, 2014 Before their lordships: WALTER SAMUEL NKANU ONNOGHEN, J.S.C. (Presided and Reading the Leading Judgment) SULEIMAN GALADIMA, J.S.C. BODE RHODES-VIVOUR, J.S.C. KUMAI BAYANG AKA’AHS, J.S.C. JOHN INYANG OKORO, J.S.C.

BACKGROUND/FACTS:

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he appellant was married to Aminatu Babawuro and lived with her in Jalingo in the then Gongola State, which later become the capital of Taraba State. Sometime in 1990, the appellant killed his said wife, Aminatu. Abubakar Bakari, who was the appellant’s houseboy at the material time, gave uncontroverted evidence of what transpired on the day of the killing, one Saturday night in May, 1990.

…‰ˆ…ŠˆÂ?£…“‰•Š‰ ÂľÂ‰Â•Â’Â“Â‰ÂˆÂ†Â–Â“Â‰ÂˆÂ?…‰”†‘‡ˆ‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ on that night he heard Aminatu Babawuro crying for a while; that the appellant later ”•––…“‰Â?Â?Â?‰•’“‰‹Â?…’‰ ÂľÂ‰Â™Â†ÂˆÂ‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰ÂˆÂ?…‰Œ•‡lour where the appellant was, in response ˆ†‰ˆÂ?…‰”•–– Â‰ ÂľÂ‰ÂŠÂ•Â‹Â‰ÂˆÂ?Â…Â‰Â—Â†Â“Â˜Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ Â?Â?’•ˆ‘ Â‰ lying there in a pool of blood. The appel–•’ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…’‰ Â‡Â…ÂźÂ‘Â…ÂŠÂˆÂ…Â“Â‰ ¾‰ ˆ†‰ •ŠŠÂ?Šˆ‰ Â?Â?Â?‰ Â?’‰ carrying her dead body into a grave which had been dug in the compound of the apÂŒÂ…Â–Â–Â•Â’ÂˆÂŻÂ‰ ‰ Â?…‰ •ŒŒ…––•’ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…’‰ ‹•‡’…“‰ ¾‰ not to tell anyone that he killed his wife •’“‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ Â?¥‰ Â?…‰ “Â?“ Â‰ Â?…‰ ¾ Â‰ ‹†‘–“‰ —…‰ ‡…sponsible for whatever happened to him Âł ¾´Â‰Â•Â’“‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰Â?…‰ŠÂ?†‘–“‰ˆ…––‰•’˜†’…‰‹Â?†‰ inquired after his wife that she had gone to the hospital and was yet to return. On 2nd June 1990, the appellant left the house leavÂ?’™‰Â?Â?Š‰–Â? –…‰“†™‰—…Â?Â?’“‰‹Â?Â?”Â?‰“†™‰‹…’ˆ‰ˆ†‰ the grave and dug it, exposing the hand of the deceased and seen by the appellant at the time of his return to his compound. The appellant then went and reported ˆÂ?…‰ Â?• …‡‰ ˆ†‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Œ†–Â?”…‰ Â?’‰ •–Â?’™†¯‰ ‰ ’‰ the following day policemen return to the compound and dug the grave and found the body of the deceased which was idenˆÂ?£…“‰ —˜‰ ˆÂ?…‰ •ŒŒ…––•’ˆ‰ •Š‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ †¥‰ Â?Â?Š‰ ‹Â?ÂĄÂ… Â‰ Aminatu. ‰Â?…“Â?”•–‰“†”ˆ†‡ Â‰Â‹Â?†‰ˆ…ŠˆÂ?£…“‰•Š‰ Ă™ Â‰ performed a post mortem examination on the body of the deceased after it was dug up, and said he found that the skin was broken at one point in the neck where there was a straight wound of about 5cm deep and 3cm long and on the right side of the neck. The doctor gave the cause of death, in his opinion, as haemorrhage or excessive loss of blood, from the injury on the neck which might have been caused by a sharp object. The appellant was charged with culpable homicide punishable with death under secˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰ĂƒĂƒÂľÂ‰ÂłÂ•´Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ …’•–‰ †“…¯‰‰ …‰“…’Â?…“‰ the charge and said nothing whatsoever to contradict the evidence of reported to the police that his wife. At the end of the trial and before judgment was delivered, Taraba and Adamwa

In the Supreme Court of Nigeria Holden at Abuja States were carved out of the old Gongola State and Jalingo became capital of Taraba State. Oluoti, J. The trial Judge became a member of the Adamwa State Judiciary, and as such went ahead to conclude the trial. He found the appellant guilty of culpable homicide not punishable with death ‘’“…‡‰Š…”ˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰ĂƒĂƒÂłÂ—´Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ …’•–‰”†“…‰•’“‰ sentenced him to 11 years imprisonment on the ground that the necessary mens ‡…•‰ ‹•Š‰ ’†ˆ‰ ÂŒÂ‡Â†ÂžÂ…Â“ÂŻÂ‰ ‰ Â…Â?’™‰ “Â?ŠŠ•ˆÂ?Š£…“ Â‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ˆ•ˆ…‰•ŒŒ…•–…“‰ˆ†‰ˆÂ?…‰ Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ ŒŒ…•–‰ which allowed the appeal and convicted the appellant of culpable homicide punish•—–…‰‹Â?ˆÂ?‰“…•ˆÂ?‰‘’“…‡‰Š…”ˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰ĂƒĂƒÂłÂ•´Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ …’•–‰ †“… Â‰Â•Â’“‰Š…’ˆ…’”…“‰Â?Â?Â?‰ˆ†‰“…•ˆÂ?ÂŻ The appellant appealed to the Supreme †‘‡ˆ‰•™•Â?’Šˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰“…”Â?ŠÂ?Â†Â’Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ Appeal contending that Oluoti, J. Had no jurisdiction to try and convict him as the ˆ…‡‡Â?ˆ†‡Â?•–‰¹‘‡Â?Š“Â?”ˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ Â?™Â?‰ Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ Adamawa State did not extend to Gongola State; that there were material contradictions in the evidence of the prosecution witnesses and that the prosecution did not establish the mens rea necessary for conviction of the appellant under section ĂƒĂƒ¾³Â•´Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ …’•–‰ †“…¯ ISSUE FOR DETERMINATION: ¾¯Â‰ Â?…ˆÂ?…‡‰ˆÂ?…‰ Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ ŒŒ…•–‰‹•Š‰ right in holding that Oluoti J, who had ”…•Š…“‰ˆ†‰—…‰•‰ Â‘Â“Â™Â…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ Â?™Â?‰ Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ Taraba State had jurisdiction to try the appellant and convict him. ĂƒÂŻÂ‰ Â?…ˆÂ?…‡‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Œ‡†Š…”‘ˆÂ?†’‰ Œ‡†ž…“‰

the case of culpable homicide punishable with death against the appellant against the material contradictions in the testimonies of the prosecution witnesses. ˯‰ Â?…ˆÂ?…‡‰ˆÂ?…‰ Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ ŒŒ…•–‰‹•Š‰ right in overturning the judgment of the High court which had the opportunity of seeing, listening and ascribing probative value to the testimonies of the witnesses. ARGUMENTS: In arguing issue 1, learned counsel for the Appellant referred the court to the prožÂ?ŠÂ?Â†Â’ÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŠÂ…Â”ÂˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰ĂƒĂ‹ĂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ †’ŠˆÂ?ˆ‘ˆÂ?†’‰†¥‰ the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1979, being the then applicable constitution, and Š‘—Â?Â? …“‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰ˆ…‡‡Â?ˆ†‡Â?•–‰¹‘‡Â?Š“Â?”ˆÂ?†’‰†¥‰ a court of a state is limited to the territorial boundary of the state concerned; that the learned trial Judge haven ceased to be a judge of Taraba State, had no jurisdiction to proceed with the hearing or continue with the hearing and determination of the charge thereby nullifying the judgment, re–˜Â?’™‰†’‰ Â“Â•Â…Â˜Â†Â‰ÂžÂŻÂ‰ ‘’’•˜•‰³¾œĂšĂšÂ‰Ă?‰¾œĂš¡´Â‰ ¾¾Â‰ Â‰Ă‰Â‰Â•ÂˆÂ‰ÂľĂ„ĂˆÂ‰ÂˆÂ?•ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰Œ‡†žÂ?ŠÂ?Â†Â’ÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŠÂ…Â”ÂˆÂ?†’‰Ù‰†¥‰ …”‡……‰ †¯‰Ê¾‰†¥‰¾œœ¾Â‰Â‡Â…–Â?…“‰‘Œ†’‰ by the lower court do not support their position neither are they supported by the ”•Š…‰†¥‰ Â?Â?Â?…‰ž¯‰ Â?Â?Â?Â…Â‰ÂłĂƒĂ„Ă„¾´Â‰ ‰³ ÂˆÂŻÂ‰ Ă‹ϫ‰ ¾ÊÉډ ÂłĂƒĂ„Ă„¾´Â‰ ˉ ‰ Âł ÂˆÂŻÂ‰ Úľ´Â‰ Ă‰ĂƒĂšÂ‰ †’‰ which the court also relied. On his part, learned counsel for respondent S. Harunna, Esq. in the respondent —‡Â?…¥‰ £–…“‰ †’‰ ¾ÚÔ¡Ă”ÂľĂƒÂ‰ Š‘—Â?Â? …“‰ ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ ˆÂ?…‰ court below was correct when it dismissed

It is settled law that to sustain a conviction on the basis of circumstantial evidence, the circumstances relied upon by the prosecution must be direct and must lead unequivocally and indisputably to the guilt of the appellant

the cross-appeal of appellant on the issue —•Š…“‰†’‰ˆÂ?…‰Œ‡†žÂ?ŠÂ?Â†Â’ÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŠÂ…Â”ÂˆÂ?†’‰Ù‰†¥‰ Â…cree No. 41 of 1991 and the decision of this ”†‘‡ˆ‰Â?’‰ˆÂ?…‰”•Š…‰†¥‰ Â?Â?Â?…‰ž¯‰ Â?Â?Â?Â…Â‰ÂłĂƒĂ„Ă„¾´Â‰ ¾‰ ÂŻ ¯‰ Âł ÂˆÂŻÂ‰ ¾¾´Â‰ ¾‰ •ˆ‰ ¾Ë‰ ÂłĂƒĂ„Ă„¾´Â‰ ˉ ‰ Âł ÂˆÂŻÂ‰ Úľ´Â‰Ă‰ĂƒĂšÂ‰Â•Â’“‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰’†‰Â?Â?Š”•‡‡Â?Â•Â™Â…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂąÂ‘ÂŠÂˆÂ?”…‰ has been occasioned to the appellant; that this case is not distinguishable from the ”•Š…‰†¥‰ Â?Â?Â?…‰ž¯‰ Â?Â?Â?Â… Â‰ÂŠÂ‘Œ‡•‰•’“‰‘‡™…“‰ the court to apply same to the facts of this case and resolve the issue against appellant. DECISION: The apex unanimously dismissed the appeal. Reading the leading judgment, On’†™Â?Â…Â’ Â‰ ÂŻ ÂŻ ¯‰Â?…–“¿‰ ‰Â?†–“‰ˆÂ?…‰Šˆ‡†’™‰žÂ?…‹‰ that the decision of this court in the case of Â?Â?Â?…‰ž¯‰ Â?Â?Â?…‰Š‘Œ‡•‰•ŒŒ–Â?…Š‰ˆ†‰ˆÂ?Â…Â‰ÂĄÂ•Â”ÂˆÂŠÂ‰ and circumstances of this case and consequently relevant for the determination of the issue under consideration as same is in no way distinguishable. No miscarriage of justice has been alleged by appellant neiˆÂ?Â…Â‡Â‰Â”Â•Â’Â‰Â†Â’Â…Â‰ÂŁÂ’Â“Â‰Â•Â’Â˜Â‰ÂˆÂ?‡…•“‰†¥‰Š•Â?…‰Â?’‰ˆÂ?Â?Š‰ case resulting from the application of the Œ‡†žÂ?ŠÂ?Â†Â’ÂŠÂ‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰Š•Â?“‰Š…”ˆÂ?†’‰Ù‰†¥‰ …”‡……‰Ê¾‰ of 1991 to make it necessary for this court ˆ†‰Â?Â’ÂˆÂ…Â‡ÂĄÂ…Â‡Â…Â‰Â‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ˆÂ?…‰£’“Â?’™‰•’“‰Â?†–“Â?’™‰Â?’‰ that respect by the lower court. The position of the law relevant to the facts of this case being as state above, I Â?•ž…‰’†‰Â?…ŠÂ?ˆ•ˆÂ?†’ Â‰Â‹Â?•ˆŠ†…ž…‡ Â‰Â?’‰£’“Â?’™‰ no merit in the issue under consideration which is accordingly resolved against appellant. ˆ‰Â?Š‰Š… –…“‰–•‹‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ˆ†‰Š‘Šˆ•Â?’‰•‰”†’žÂ?”tion on the basis of circumstantial evidence, the circumstances relied upon by the prosecution must be direct and must lead unequivocally and indisputably to the guilt of the appellant; that the circumstanˆÂ?•–‰ …žÂ?“…’”…‰ Š‘E”Â?…’ˆ‰ ˆ†‰ Š‘ŒŒ†‡ˆ‰ •‰ ”†’viction in criminal trial especially murder, must be cogent, complete and unequivocal. It must be compelling and must lead to the irresistible conclusion that the prisoner and no one else, is the murderer. The facts must be incompatible with innocence of the accused and incapable of explanation upon any other reasonable hypothesis than that of his guilt. In the instant case, it is not in dispute that it was the act of appellant that resulted in ˆÂ?…‰“…•ˆÂ?‰†¥‰Â?Â?Š‰Ñ“…•‡°Â‰Â‹Â?¥…¯‰‰ Â?•ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰ˆ‡Â?•–‰ Judge used in reducing the punishment of culpable homicide punishable with death ‘’“…‡‰Š…”ˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰ĂƒĂƒ¾³Â•´Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ …’•–‰ †“… Â‰Â•ÂŠÂ‰ charged, to culpable homicide under secˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰ĂƒĂƒĂ„ÂłÂ—´Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ …’•–‰ †“…‰•’“‰Œ‘’Â?ŠÂ?able under section 224 of the said cede, is ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰”†‘‡ˆ‰“Â?Â“Â‰Â’Â†ÂˆÂ‰ÂŠÂ…Â…Â‰Â†Â‡Â‰ÂŁÂ’Â“Â‰Â•Â’Â˜Â‰Â?…’Š‰ rea in the act of the appellant which resulted in the death of the deceased because: â€œâ€Ś The weapon whether formidable or not was not produced. The wind pine, vein and the arteries were not reported upon by ˆÂ?…‰ Â?…“Â?”•–‰ †E”…‡¯‰ ‰ ’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ”Â?‡”‘Â?Šˆ•’”…Š‰ of this case I hold that intention to cause death has not been provedâ€? I hold the strong view that the intention of appellant to cause the death of his wife can easily be inferred from the established facts of the case as accepted by the lower courts and that the lower court was right in overturning the decision of the trial Judge and substituting therefore its own decision ‹Â?Â?”Â?‰ ‰£’“‰•’“‰Â?†–“‰•Š‰ž…‡˜‰Â?‘”Â?‰Â?’‰•”cord with the facts as established in evidence and the law applicable thereto. Â?…‡…‰Â?ˆ‰Â?Š‰…žÂ?“…’ˆ Â‰Â•ÂŠÂ‰Â?’‰ˆÂ?…‰Â?’Šˆ•’ˆ‰”•Š…‰ that the evaluation was defective the appellate court has a duty to examine the grounds on which the conclusions and inferences of the trial court were based and to re-evaluate the evidence and take a difÂĄÂ…Â‡Â…Â’ÂˆÂ‰ÂžÂ?…‹¿‰ ……‰ ÂˆÂ†Â–Â•Â™Â—Â…Â‰ÂžÂŻÂ‰ Â?†‡‘’‰³¾œ¡Ă‰´Â‰ ¾‰ ‰³ ÂˆÂŻĂƒ´Â‰Ă‹Ă™Ă„ Â‰³¾œ¡Ă‰´Â‰ĂŠÂ‰ ÂŻ ¯‰³ ¯¾´Â‰ĂƒĂ‰Ă„ÂŻ

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Money laundering: NBA wins suit against FG SAM POPOOLA

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he Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has won a suit instituted against the AttorneyGeneral of the Federation and Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) seeking to bar the defendants from enforcing the provisions of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act 2011 (MLA) against legal practitioners. In an originating summons dated March 15, 2013 and taken out on behalf of the Registered Trustees of the NBA by Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN), Mrs. Funke Adekoya (SAN), Messrs Babajide Ogundipe, Emeka Nwadioke and Davison Oturu, the NBA had asked the court to declare that the provisions of Section 5 MLA, insofar as they purport to apply to legal practitioners, are invalid, null and void. The plaintiffs also sought an order of the court deleting legal practitioners from the definition of Designated Non-Financial Institutions (DNFIs) as contained in Section 25 MLA, an order of perpetual injunction restraining the CBN from seeking to implement its circular reference FPR/CIR/ GEN/VOL.1/028 dated 2nd August 2012 in relation to legal practitioners, and an order of perpetual injunction restraining the Federal Government, acting through Special Control Unit against Money Laundering (SCUML), the National Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU), the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) or otherwise howsoever from seeking to enforce the provisions of Section 5 MLA in relation to legal practitioners. Delivering judgment in the matter, Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Federal High Court sitting at Abuja raised three issues for determination, namely whether Section 5 of the MLA is unconstitutional, whether SCUML is the body authorised to regulate the conduct of legal practitioners and whether it is a juristic body, and whether in view of the Legal Practitioners Act (LPA), Evidence Act and the 1999 Constitution (as amended), the legal profession is not already well regulated? Justice Kolawole resolved all three issues in favour of the plaintiffs. The court, in resolving issue one, held that insofar as Section 5 and 25 of the MLA seek to impose sanctions on the legal practitioner, they run contrary to the provisions of the Legal Practitioners Act (LPA), the Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners, and Section 192 of the Evidence Act. On issue two, the court held that SCUML is not a juristic person, being the creation of the Ministry of Trade and Commerce. Even the Ministry of Trade and Commerce is also not a body known to law, the court further held, adding that the Federal Executive Council could not by a resolution confer on SCUML a juristic personality. Noting that there is no nexus between SCUML and legal practitioners, Justice Kolawole held that it was improper for SCUML to seek to exercise oversight powers over the plaintiffs. He further held that even if any oversight powers were to be conferred on any ministry, it ought to

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have been the Ministry of Justice. Justice Kolawole observed that the sanctions for non-compliance with Section 5 of the MLA include banning the legal practitioner from engaging in legal practice. He held that the LPA has already made provisions for the manner in which a legal practitioner can be disciplined where his conduct falls below prescribed standards of the rules guiding the profession. The court held that since the Minister of Trade and Commerce neither issued the Call to Bar certificate nor entered the name of any legal practitioner in the Roll, he had no right to disqualify any legal practition Turning to the classification of legal practitioners as “traders,” Justice Kolawole struck down the classification. He held that legal practitioners are not “traders” and do not have “customers.” They ought not to have been grouped in the category of persons who can be reasonably treated as traders, the court held. Justice Kolawole also resolved issue three in favour of the plaintiffs, holding that the legal profession is already well regulated by the respective provisions of the LPA, the Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners and the Evidence Act which all deal specifically with the practice of law. According to the

court, these laws already have a well defined mechanism for ensuring accountability and discipline among legal practitioners. Justice Kolawole held that if the National Assembly set out to unsettle the structure already in place, it would have done so expressly. The court also observed that if the attention of the National Assembly had been drawn to the relevant provisions of the LPA, the legislature would not have included legal practitioners in the list of persons to be regulated by SCUML without making the necessary alterations to the LPA. The court therefore held that no other body can sanction a legal practitioner without violating the provisions of the LPA which is an Act promulgated principally for regulating the legal profession. The court then granted the reliefs sought by the plaintiffs and held that the provisions of the MLA as it applies to legal practitioners are null and void. It also adjudged the inclusion of legal practitioners in the definition of designated non-financial institutions as inapplicable. Justice Kolawole gave an order of perpetual injunction restraining the Federal Government, the CBN and the SCUML from seeking to enforce Section 5 of the MLA against legal

practitioners. He made no order as to costs. It is recalled that Section 5 (1) of the MLA 2011 enacts that, “A Designated Non-Financial Institution whose business involves the one of cash transaction shall (b) prior to any transaction involving a sum exceeding US$1,000 or its equivalent, identify the customer by requiring him to fill a standard data form and present his international passport, driving licence, national identity card or such other document bearing his photograph as may be prescribed by the ministry.” Section 5(1)(c) directs all such DNFIs to “record all transactions under this section in chronological order, indicating each customers surname, forenames and address in a register numbered and forward to the ministry.” The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) had also in its Circular No. FPR/CIR/GEN/VOL.1/028 of 2nd August, 2012 classified legal practitioners as DNFIs in line with the MLA. SCUML is an agency currently under the Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment with operational linkages to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). In an 18-paragraph affidavit deposed to by Osita Okoro, NBA Executive Director, the plaintiffs had stated that the action was brought on behalf of members of the legal profession in Nigeria to challenge Nigeria’s antimoney laundering regime as set out under the MLA, and following complaints from legal practitioners all over the country regarding, among others, potential encroachment on the principle of lawyer/client privilege through the implementation of the anti-money laundering regime by the SCUML. But the defendants had argued that the objective of the MLA and the SCUML was not to monitor the legal practitioner but to monitor their clients who may have the potential to commit heinous crimes, adding that the MLA is a valid and deliberate exercise of legislative power to enact a law in derogation of the rights conferred by Section 37 of the Constitution for the purposes of preventing the financing of terrorism and other criminal activities inimical to public health and safety.

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Nigeria’s borders may be closed Minister of Interior, Comrade Patrick Abba Moro, spoke extensively about efforts to improve internal security during the 2015 general elections in a recent interview with reporters. The minister also assessed the performance of agencies supervised by his ministry in the outgoing year concluding that despite teething problems such as paucity of funds, appreciable achievements were made in the ! " # $ CYRIL MBAH was there.

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ith the year drawing closer to an end, how would you rate the performance of the ministry and its agencies in 2014? For us in the Ministry of Interior, despite the challenges of internal security, despite the challenges of funding problems which has never been adequate for us to do what we want to do, we were still able to place our hands on some modest achievements. For example, in the Nigerian Immigration Service, we were able to introduce to Nigeriansa 64-page EPassport. Â?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ Â?•¹†‡‰ Â†Â—ÂąÂ…Â”ÂˆÂ?ž…‰ ¥†‡‰ Â?’ˆ‡†ducing the business class passport was to reduce the burden on the part of citizens who do business from carrying several booklets of passports as they travel around the world. The new 64-page E-Passport frees members of the business community from the burden of moving about with sometimes six or more passports due to visas that are still valid and it will •–Š†‰ ¥•”Â?–Â?ˆ•ˆ…‰ †‡‰ Â?…–Œ‰ • ‡•”ˆ‰ “Â?‡…”ˆ‰ fund investment to Nigeria. Within the same period, because of the enormity of the challenges of illegal entry into Nigeria and the need to secure Nigeria’s borders, the Nigerian Immigration Service introduced the Border Patrol Corps within the service. So far, more than 2000 of such †E”…‡Š‰•’“‰Â?Â…Â’Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ Â?™…‡Â?•’‰ Â?migration Service have been trained and posted to various borders areas in Nigeria. The 2000 plus armed patrol corps members deployed so far have received adequate training and we are Š•ˆÂ?Š£…“‰‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ˆÂ?Â…Â?Â‡Â‰Â–Â…ÂžÂ…Â–Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŒÂ‡Â…ÂŒÂ•Â‡Â…Â“ness to carry out their duties at the borders. The unit was a child of necessity which arose due to the challenges of our time. I want to assure the nation that gradually, members of the corps will be increased and will be adequately equipped with modern ‹…•Œ†’Š‰ˆ†‰…F…”ˆÂ?ž…–˜‰Œ†–Â?”…‰†‘‡‰Œ†rous borders. Despite the teething problems that the Nigerian Prison system has faced over the years, the prison service continues to match on with the provision of critical infrastructures and operational facilities for the delivery of better services in the prison system. Within the period under review, more than 100 operational vehicles especially the Black Maria were purchased and introduced into the prison system for the purpose of transportÂ?’™‰Œ‡Â?ÂŠÂ†Â’Â…Â‡ÂŠÂ‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰Â”Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂ‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰Â•Â”Â”Â…ÂŠÂŠÂ‰ÂąÂ‘ÂŠÂˆÂ?”…‰ and facilitate the decongestion of our prisons. Construction work has been completed in some prison formations and others are at various advanced stages of completion. These include the prison in Nnewi that was completed and ӠÂ?Â?Â?ŠŠÂ?†’…“¯‰ Â?…‰ ¥•”Â?–Â?ˆÂ?…Š‰ Â?’‰ ‘¹…‰ Œ‡Â?Š†’‰•‡…—…Â?’™‰‘Œ™‡•“…“‰Â?’‰”†’¹‘’”tion with the UK Government for the purpose of expanding the facilities

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due to the increasing nature of prisoners; we have completed new prisons in various parts of the country. ‡Â?Š†’‰ ÂŒÂ‡Â†ÂąÂ…Â”ÂˆÂŠÂ‰ ӠÂ?Œ–…ˆ…“‰ Â?’”–‘“…‰ those in Gashua, in Otukpo, Ilorin, Ibadan and others are at advanced stages of completion and we hope that within a very reasonable time, we will be able to put them into service. The medium security prison in Koton-Karfe has been virtually com-

pleted and is ready for use and within the same period, Mr. President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, approved the construction of 200-bedprison ¥•”Â?–Â?ˆÂ?…Š‰ Â?’‰ Â…E‰ •’“‰ ‘–…¹•‰ ˆ†‰ Â?……ˆ‰ the challenges of congestion in our prisons within a very reasonable time .We would have completed the installation of the e-Prisons solutions, an Information Management Technological System that will enable the

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prison authorities and the ministry to properly monitor activities in our prisons. The facility will help us safe guard against easy access to our prisons with the hope that it will put paid ˆ†‰ˆÂ?…‰Â?’”…ŠŠ•’ˆ‰• •”šÂŠÂ‰Â†Â’‰†‘‡‰Œ‡Â?Š†’Š‰ •’“‰ ˆÂ?…‰ • …’“•’ˆ‰ ‡…–…•Š…‰ †¥‰ Œ‡Â?Š†’ers from our prisons .Nigeria entered into agreements with several foreign countries for prisoner exchange. We are processing many requests for prisoner exchange and as soon as the conditions are favourable for the prisoners to be exchanged, we would do so. We have been looking at the –…™•–‰—† –…’…”šÂŠÂ‰Â•Â’“‰†ˆÂ?…‡‰Â?ŠŠ‘…Š Â‰Â—‘ˆ‰ I assure you that as soon as the processes are completed, we would not delay further the exchange of prisoners. Concerning the agreements, the mostprominent among the countries is the United Kingdom where about ÊÉʉ Â?™…‡Â?•’Š‰•‡…‰Š…‡žÂ?’™‰ž•‡Â?†‘Š‰¹•Â?–‰ terms. Â?…‰ £™‘‡…Š‰ •‡…‰ Â?†‹…ž…‡‰ ”Â?•’™Â?’™‰ ‹Â?ˆÂ?‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Ž‘Â?“‰ ’•ˆÂ?†’‰ †¥‰ ”‡Â?Â?…¯‰ ‰ ’‰ Thailand, there are more than 500 Nigerians serving various prison sentences. There are also many of them in other European, Asian and African countries and the initial delays in bringing them back included the legal —† –…‰’…”šÂŠ Â‰ÂŒÂ•Â‡ÂˆÂ?”‘–•‡–˜‰ˆÂ?…‰Œ‡Â?Š†’…‡‰ consent which has now been resolved by the National Assembly. Every case will be processed in line with the merits of the case and within the capacity of the country to handle such cases. There are also infrastructural problems that have to been taken into consideration before the exchange can commence. We intend to establish correctional centres in each of the sixgeo-political zones of the country to adequately decongest the existing prisons and with the assistance of some foreign countries like the UK, we are building newer prisons and equipping them according to standard international best practices to accommodate the prisoners expected from foreign lands. Today, as I am talking to you, within the same period, the Federal Fire …‡žÂ?”…‰‹•Š‰•—–…‰ˆ†‰Â?’ˆ‡†“‘”…‰ˆÂ?…‰£‡…‰ •–…‡ˆ‰Š˜Šˆ…Â?‰Â?Â’Â‰Â”Â†Â’ÂąÂ‘Â’Â”ÂˆÂ?†’‰‹Â?ˆÂ?‰•‰Œ‡Â?vate company. The Federal Fire Service also introduced into the Nigerian system for ˆÂ?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ ˆÂ?Â?…‰ •‰ •ˆÂ?†’•–‰ Â?‡…‰ Â•ÂĄÂ…ÂˆÂ˜Â‰ Code for implementation and consultative meetings with various stakeÂ?†–“…‡Š‰Â?’‰ˆÂ?…‰£‡…‰£™Â?ˆÂ?’™‰‰•’“‰‡…Š”‘…‰ industry have taken place, the latest of which took place in Kaduna last month. Also, the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps continues to assume new responsibilities as it is restructured and continued to be repoŠÂ?ˆÂ?†’…“‰¥†‡‰…F…”ˆÂ?ž…‰Š…‡žÂ?”…‰“…–Â?ž…‡˜‰ against pipeline and electric cable vandalism and I can say that with a ӠÂ?—Â?’…“‰ Â…F†‡ˆŠ‰ †¥‰ ˆÂ?…‰ •‡Â?Š‰ ŠŸ‘•“‰ of the Nigerian Security and Civil !" #$

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for 2015 general elections – Moro *( / !" #3 Defence Corps, the Kernel squad, the Anti-terrorism squad, and the anti-biological and chemical unit of the service combining with other Nigerian Security agencies have been involved very aggressively in the war against terrorism. So, all in all, the Ministry of Interior and its agencies have within the limits of the resources available, combined with other security agencies to contribute towards national peace and stability but above all, we have continued to make our own modest contribution towards growing the Nigerian economy. Generally speaking, within the year under reference, the Ministry of Interior and its service agencies have continued to move on hopefully to consolidate on the forms and change initiatives that we have introduced towards ensuring that the services are properly positioned to effectively discharge their responsibilities to the Nigerian people. We would like to know what major challenges the leadership of the ministry faced especially with regard to the prison service where jailbreaks have become the order of the day and a national concern. Let me say that generally, this administration inheriteWWWWd a kind Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂŠÂˆÂ‘Â–ÂˆÂ?ÂŁÂ…Â“Â‰ÂŠÂ˜ÂŠÂˆÂ…Â?‰‹Â?…‡…‰Â?Â’ÂĄÂ‡Â•ÂŠÂˆÂ‡Â‘Â”ture were unavailable, where our personnel, aside from being inadequate, have also been part and parcel of the Nigerian society where the corruption in the system was a serious thing. Generally, I can say that within the period under reference, we were faced with serious challenges of lack of infrastructure .We were also faced with the challenges of lack of adequate personnel and of course even against the backdrop of dwindling functions of our economy, no thanks to falling oil prices; we were faced with the challenges of funding. So, what we have tried to do in the circumstances is to –††šÂ‰Â†Â‘ˆŠÂ?Â“Â…Â‰ÂĄÂ†Â‡Â‰ÂĄÂ‘Â’Â“ÂŠÂ‰Â•Â’Â“Â‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰ÂŁÂ’Â“Â‰Â•Â’swers to the personal questions that confront us and that is the reason that we are turning gradually to the PPP model. The Public Private Partnership [PPP] model was adopted to fund and carry out most of the projects and functions that we have to carry out. The next year election will soon take place. How comfortable is the ministry with the election coming at aperiod of increased jailbreaks and the fact that most of the prison inmates can be used to cause serious disruptions of the elections and that foreigners do not vote in the election? The general fear has been that prisoners, especially hardened criminals are being released into the larger society. We are not happy that hardened criminals are being released into the society and it is obvious that they pose serious threats to peace-loving members of society. When jailbreaks occur especially if it happens with insider connivance or with the asŠÂ?Šˆ•’”…‰ †¥‰ Œ‡Â?Š†’‰ Šˆ•F Â‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â?Â?Â’Â?Šˆ‡˜‰ takes immediate steps to sanction the †E”…‡Š‰ ‹Â?†‰ Â?•ž…‰ —……’‰ Â?“…’ˆÂ?£…“‰ ˆ†‰ have compromised to serve as deterrent to others and secondly, we are currently improving the general security architecture in various formations

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of our prisons. It must be noted however that be”•‘Š…‰ †¥‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Â?Â’Â•Â“Â…ÂźÂ‘Â•Â”Â˜Â‰ †¥‰ Šˆ•F‰ Â?’‰ the system, we had reasons to make appeals to our counterparts in the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Police Force to get reinforcements and improve our internal security to fortify the prisons. We have also put in place other measure like improving the administrative system to forestall freÂźÂ‘Â…Â’ÂˆÂ‰Â†Â‡Â‰ÂĄÂ‘ÂˆÂ‘Â‡Â…Â‰Â†Â”Â”Â‘Â‡Â‡Â…Â’Â”Â…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ • •”šÂŠÂ‰ and jailbreaks. I have said that henceforth, when jailbreaks are discovered to have been facilitated or organised through internal arrangements to free Â?Â’Â?•ˆ…Š Â‰ ˆÂ?…‰ †E”…‡Š‰ Â?“…’ˆÂ?£…“‰ ˆ†‰ —…‰

responsible will be sanctioned appropriately. So, these are the steps that we have taken. As a ministry that is charged with complementary internal security duties, on our part, we will prepare for the elections just like any other security agency. Members of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps are all over the place and they are assisting the regular security agencies to carry out their mandate of securing Nigeria and its borders especially during the elections. The Nigerian Immigration Service has also demonstrated capacity to contribute to peace and security, especially during elections by ensuring that roads in

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and out of Nigeria are closed within the period of elections. This we have done time without numbers and they Â?•ž…‰ —……’‰ Œ‡†ž…“‰ ˆ†‰ —…‰ Â…F…”ˆÂ?ž…¯‰ ’‰ the recent local government elections in Katsina state for instance, approval was granted the Nigeria’s borders with Niger Republic within Katsina state should be closed and the conclusions that came from the election were reports of peaceful and stable election within the period. So, I think that we on our part, can adequately continue to contribute our quota towards ensuring peace during the 2015 elections and if all parties conduct themselves properly and discharge their responsibilities, the 2015 elections will come through as peacefully as it has never been in Nigeria . The Federal Government closed some borders in Katsina during the local government election. Are you going to close the nation’s borders during the 2015 general election? During the elections, borders are closed as the need arises and I can assure you that if the need arises for us to close the nation’s borders during the 2015 general elections, we will do so. The other day, you gave a query to the former Controller General of Prisons asking him to explain within two ‹……šÂŠ Â‰Â?†‹‰Š†Â?…‰ ¸ĂŠĂšÂ‡Â?Ž…Š‰‹…‡…‰•–legedly missing from the prison arms store and were found to have been smuggled into one of the prisons. What is the status of the query? I directed the new Comptroller General of the Nigerian Prison Service to dust the hand-over notes and avail himself to institutional memory and for the avoidance of doubt, the event in question was actually not at KotonKarfe prison. It happened at the Port

•‡”†‘‡ˆ‰Œ‡Â?Š†’‰‹Â?…‡…‰•’‰†E”…‡‰‹•Š‰ alleged to have abated some crimi’•–Š‰ ˆ†‰ ŠÂ?‘™™–…‰ ¸ĂŠĂšÂ‰ ‡Â?Ž…Š‰ Â?’ˆ†‰ ˆÂ?…‰ prison with a view to blowing up the prison and the only sanction that was •ŒŒ–Â?…“‰ˆ†‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰†EÂ”Â…Â‡Â‰Â‹Â•ÂŠÂ‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰ÂˆÂ‡Â•Â’ÂŠÂĄÂ…Â‡Â‰ him on promotion from Port HarÂ”Â†Â‘Â‡ÂˆÂŻÂ‰ ‰ˆÂ?•’šÂ‰ †“‰ˆÂ?•ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰Â?• …‡‰‹•Š‰ —‡†‘™Â?ˆ‰ˆ†‰Â?˜‰• …’ˆÂ?†’¯‰ Â?Â?ÂŠÂ‰ÂˆÂ˜ÂŒÂ…Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ indiscipline is seriously unacceptable and that was why I ordered immediate re-investigation of the incident because we will take appropriate actions henceforth for any serious infraction of prison regulations. What is the public response to the new business Ă&#x;64-pageclass e-passport? Public acceptance and response to the 64-page e-passport has been exceptionally wonderful and heart warming but maybe due to inadequate enlightenment or information, several members of the public who do not need the passports are also asking that their regular passports should be replaced with the business class types. Even people who have not used their 32-page passports have come forward to apply, but we have politely declined these requests because the booklet is not for everybody. The 64page passports are for frequent travellers especially people who are active business men or women and people who travel just once in a while have no business owning the passport.

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Renewed fight against corruption will reduce Nigeria’s economic problem –Tsav GODWIN AKOR, Makurdi

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ormer Lagos state Police Commissioner, Alhaji Abubakar Tsav, has said Nigeria’s eco-

nomic problem will reduce when there is renewed and Š‘Šˆ•Â?’…“‰ £™Â?ˆ‰ •™•Â?’Šˆ‰ ”†‡ruption. The anti corruption crusader told Newswatch Times

in a telephone interview that Â?™…‡Â?•‰ Â?‘Šˆ‰ •ŒŒ–˜‰ £’•’”Â?•–‰ discipline and honesty in all government transactions before she recovers from economic predicament.

Tsav observed that the economy will continue to nosedive if there is no leadership by example and urged politicians to stop livÂ?’™‰Ž•Â?—†˜•’ˆ‰–Â?ž…Š¯

Ajibola’s candidature: Sign of good things for Kwara –Emir BISI ADEDAYO, Ilorin

he Emir of Ilorin and chairman of Kwara State council of chiefs, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, has described the emergence of Senator Simeon Ajibola as Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) gubernatorial candidate in the State as a sign of good things to come to the State. Sulu-Gambari stated this weekend in Ilorin, the state capital when Ajibola paid homage to him in his palace on his home coming after governorship primaries. The monarch who lauded the transparency of the PDP internal democratic process through which Ajibola emerged, also commended the choice Alhaji Yinka Aluko from the Kwara central senatorial district as Ajibola’s running mate. According to him, it was good that the PDP governorŠÂ?Â?Œ‰ Ž•™‰ —…•‡…‡‰ ‹•Š‰ ’†ˆ‰ Â?Â?posed but elected by majority of delegates across the 193 wards and 16 council areas of the State. His words: “Ajibola’s candidature was an indication that Kwara was gradually evolving as one harmonious family joining hands to move the State forward and it is also good for power rotation in the State. The beauty of democracy is ability to tolerate one another and accommodate “Â?F…‡…’ˆ‰ ˆ…’“…’”Â?…Š‰ Â?‡‡…ŠŒ…”tive of creed, birth place and Œ†–Â?ˆÂ?”•–‰•E–Â?•ˆÂ?†’ž¯ Gambari explained that his desire to unite Kwara into a State of Harmony informed

the re-christen of ‘Ilorin Descendants Progressives Union (IDPU) to ‘Ilorin Emirate Descendants Progressives Union’ (IEDPU). “Ajibola cannot claim to be an Ekiti or Igbomina man than my humble self because I spent my formative years in the Kwara South for close to a

decade. I started my primary school in Omu-Aran, headquarters of Irepodun LGA for four years and thereafter Œ‡†”……“…“‰ ˆ†‰ F•‰ ‡•Â?Â?•‡‰ ”Â?††– ‰ F•‰ •’“‰ ŠŒ…’ˆ‰ •’other four years there. As I am on this Ilorin throne, I have a Šˆ‡……ˆ‰’•Â?Â…Â“Â‰Â•ÂĄÂˆÂ…Â‡Â‰Â?…‰Â?’‰ F•‰ as an indication of ‘son of the

soil’ of the community�, the Emir stressed. The Emir commended PDP leaders for resolving grievances and crisis that trailed the primaries “by uniting cocontestants to queue behind the winners as one family with a view to allowing peace and harmony in Kwara�.

Residents and visitors catching fun at the Wonderland Amusement Park during the Xmas Holidays in Abuja‌weekend. Photo: Anayo Opara

Akume’s chances of returning to Senate very slim –Waku to intimate the leadership of the party at the national level of the true nature of things in Benue APC, Waku said Benue does not depend on money used by candidates during elections but the humility and credibility of such candidate. He said, “I know that Akume lies so much but I never beresented by his Deputy, Yomi boost education by commitThe state commissioner lieved he would be that that Awoniyi, listed Abdulazeez ting over N5 billion to the pro- for Education, Dr Mrs Agnes reckless to tell the lies beyond •‰ Â…Â?†‡Â?•–‰ †––…™…‰ šÂ…Â’Â… Â‰ vision of structural, instruc- Okai, who also spoke at the Benue borders. I just found out Government Secondary School tional and social facilities in occasion lauded the contri- that he is telling the national Dekina and St. Augustine’s primary and basic schools in bution of Oladele Oyelola leadership of our party that OrCollege Kabba and Titcombe the State. foundation in complementing tom has so much money and College, Egbe among some of The Governor described ˆÂ?…‰ Â…F†‡ˆŠ‰ †¥‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Šˆ•ˆ…‰ ™†ž- the party needs money, hence, the schools undergoing up- education as the safest way in ernment in improving learn- the need to give him the ticket grade in the state. ensuring sustainable develop- ing and teaching in public by all meansâ€?. “If I may ask, how much He disclosed that as a prod- ment through the continuous schools. uct of public school, and hav- provision of knowledge and Dr Okai assured that the fa- did Akume have in 1999 that ing enjoyed considerable lev- skills to the younger genera- cility provided would be put he was voted as Governor? eling opportunities that made tion. into good use in order to en- The man had no account it possible for him to pursue Capt Wada commended hance standard of education other than his salary account. Benue people do not vote his academic careers notwith- Mr. Oladele Oyelola, founder in the state. standing the economic status of Oladele Oyelola FoundaEarlier in his welcome people based on their richesâ€?, of his parents, he is propelled tion for his resolve at promot- address,Mr. Oladele Oyelola, he added. He said he had discovered to improve the physical con- ing human capital develop- founder of Oladele Oyelola ditions of public schools in ment and empowerment, said Foundation, said he was that Ortom in completing his the State to what it was in the his contributions are in line moved to upgrade the stand- documents indicated that he past. with the philosophy and the ard in the schools in appre- joined the APC on the 9th DeCapt Wada disclosed that desire of his administration to ”Â?•ˆÂ?Â†Â’Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰…F†‡ˆŠ‰ˆÂ?…‰Šˆ•ˆ…‰ cember 2014 but on that day, education is a right and not a restore the lost glory and the government has put into ren- remember that the man was privilege, stressing that gov- Œ‘—–Â?”‰ ”†’£“…’”…‰ Â?’‰ Œ‘—–Â?”‰ ovating several other public an aspirant and participated in the PDP primaries. ernment will in 2015 further schools in the State. schools in the area. GODWIN AKOR, Makurdi

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hieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator JKN Waku, has declared that the Senate Minority Leader, Dr. George Akume, would be

ˆÂ?Â…Â‰ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰Â–Â†ÂŠÂ…Â‰Â…Â–Â…Â”ÂˆÂ?†’Š‰”†Â?…‰ 2015 polls. He said the confusion created by Akume in Benue state ‹Â?…‡…‰ ˆÂ?…‰ Œ•‡ˆ˜‰ Â?Š‰ £’“Â?’™‰ Â?ˆ‰ “Â?E”‘–ˆ‰ ˆ†‰ Â?•ž…‰ •‰ ™‘—…‡’•torial candidate while same Akume is desperately making

Â…FÂ†Â‡ÂˆÂŠÂ‰ÂˆÂ†Â‰ÂĄÂ†Â?Šˆ‰ ‡¯‰ •Â?‘…–‰ ‡tom on the party would boomerang with Akume as the ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰Â”Â•ÂŠÂ‘Â•Â–ÂˆÂ˜ÂŻ Waku, who spoke to Newswatch Times on the crisis in the Benue state chapter of the APC, said he had gone

Kogi spends N1.64b on infrastructure for primary schools ADEMU IDAKWO, Lokoja

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ogi State Government said it has so far expended the sum of N1.64 billion in the upgrade of a number of its primary schools in the state. The State Governor, Capt Idris Wada stated this at the commissioning of rehabilitated/constructed schools funded by Oladele Oyelola foundation at Ayegunle Gbede, Iyah Gbede and Ayetoro Gbede, Ijumu Local Government in the state. The governor equally added that it has equally expended another N1.35 billion in upgrading structures and facilities in selected post Primary Schools across the State. The Governor who was rep-

He said Nigeria will be”†�…‰ •‰ —… …‡‰ Œ–•”…‰ ‹�…’‰ hunger and poverty is reduced and called for equitable distribution of resources. The former police commissioner advised the Federal Government to identify loopholes in the economy and plug such holes in the year 2015. According to him, Nigerians will be convinced about government’s claim of lack of resources when next year’s elections are conducted in a fair and transparent manner and without inducement.

I’m going to Senate with trailer load of experience –Useni NANKPAH BWAKAN

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he Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), senatorial candidate for Plateau South District, General Jeremiah Timbut (Rtd), yesterday said he is going to the Senate with trailer load of experience assured that he would use his experience •’“‰ ”†’’…”ˆÂ?†’Š‰ ˆ†‰ • ‡•”ˆ‰ dividends of democracy to his constituency. Speaking in an interview with newsmen at his hometown Langtang North, Useni said he has been a military governor and minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and that Senate should a place for elders to chart the way forward for the country and not a place for youths. On his emergence as PDP Senatorial candidate, Useni said: “I’m happy considering the fact that I’m new to the party not new to the political arena of the state and beyond. Although, I have been the opposition party. I don’t even know who were the delegates prior to our primaries and myself, I was not a delegate but because the delegates knew that with me in senate they stand the ”Â?•’”…‰ˆ†‰ Â—Â…Â’Â…ÂŁÂˆÂ‰ •‰ –†ˆ‰ ¥‡†Â?‰ my experience and connections. We have been with some of them in the political arena and they knew my ability and capability.â€? According to him, “It was easier for me to scale through because the people already know me. My chances of clinching the Senatorial election is very bright. I’m already talking with other politicians who contested for Senatorial seat with me to support and work for the victory of the party in the forthcoming general elections.â€? He noted that, in addition to his experience in government as governor and FCT Minister he would learn faster because he is aware that the people are expecting a lot from him assuring that he will do his very best to that he would satisfy the needs of his constituents and constituency as well as the state. On my part, I have started talking the people of Plateau Southern Zone to unite. On the governorship of the Šˆ•ˆ… Â‰ Š…’Â?‰Š•Â?“¿‰² Â—Â†Â‘ÂˆÂ‰ÂŁÂžÂ…Â‰ people from the same zone contesting for the governorship of the state and we asked of them to step down for one person but they refused. Some of them said the got the backing of the Presidency and governor and when the result was announced some of them got zero.â€?

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ighly-rated Nigerian forward, Christian Obiozor has joined Nigeria Professional Football League champions. The 20-year-old joins the CAF Champions League campaigners from Enugu Rangers. Obiozor, a gifted pointman who can play as a second striker and on the Ž•’šÂŠ Â‰Â?•Š‰•™‡……“‰Œ…‡Š†’•–‰ terms with the Kano based team. He reportedly impressed Pillars head coach, Okey Emordi and has been handed a contract. His arrival at the team increases the number of strikers at the club to four as he joins Abdul Haruna, Munir Ubale and Gambo Mohammed. The former Fame FC ace was part of the domestic Super Eagles team that won bronze at the African Nations Championship at the start of this year in South Africa.

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t was a huge festive cheer for coaches of the Nigeria U-20 team, the Flying Eagles, as they were ÂŁÂ’Â•Â–Â–Â˜Â‰ ΥÂ?“‰ ˆÂ?Â…Â?‡‰ Š•–•‡Â?…Š‰ for the past 10 months. A top Nigeria Foot—•––‰ …“…‡•ˆÂ?†’‰ †E”Â?•–‰ revealed that the coaches have received their longawaited salaries. Head coach, Manu Garba is on a million Naira a month, while his assistants Nduka Ugbade and Fancy Ewulu are each on half that amount.

†‹…ž…‡ Â‰ Â…F†‡ˆŠ‰ •‡…‰ now being made to improve the pay of the assistants. The Flying Eagles are drawn against hosts Senegal, Congo and Cote d’Ivoire in the 2015 African Youth ChampionŠÂ?Â?ÂŒ Â‰ ‹Â?Â?”Â?‰ šÂ?”šÂŠÂ‰ †F‰ Â?’‰ Dakar on March 8. They resumed a training camp in Kaduna on Saturday.

Poverty forces Oluremi to quit Morocco

N Esele targets glory in Vietnam

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ours after helping Becamex Binh Duong to a Vietnam Super Cup title, goalkeeper Theophilus Esele says he is hungry for more at the ambitious team. The 30-year-old goal minder kept a clean sheet as the V-League defending champions ran out 1-0 winners against HaiPhong at the Go Dau Stadium. He said winning is a part of him. “I am a winner. Everywhere I go, I try to win something and this victory feels really good. I give all the glory to God, my team mates, my family and the club fans.â€? The title is Esele’s second in the Asian country and he has now set his sights on the league which is scheduled to get underway by 4th January, 2015. ’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ ‡†‘’“‰ †¥‰ matches, the defending champions will face Dong Thap.

igerian born former USA youth international, William John Oluremi has explained exclusively to SL10.ng why he quit Moroccan side, Mas de Fes, barely three months after he joined the club. The 29-year old joined the Moroccans from Azerbaijani side, AZAL last September but has left the 2012 CAF Super Cup winners three months into a two year contract due to what he believes were ‘not correct’ with Mas de Fes. There were also reports of him being owed salaries and bonuses. Reports also emerged of how the fans stormed the team’s training ground and engaged some of the players in physical combat. It all started on December 6th, when Mas de Fes lost a game against Difaâ El Jadida by 4-0. All 4 goals were Š”†‡…“‰ Â?’‰ ˆÂ?…‰ ÂŁÂ‡ÂŠÂˆÂ‰ Â?•–¥¯‰ Â?…‰ captain of Mas de Fes was Š…’ˆ‰†F‰¥†‡‰•‰žÂ?”Â?†‘Š‰ˆ•”šÂ–…‰Â?’‰

which he injured an opposing player in the head. And on 9 December, over a hundred supporters of the club showed up to the team’s training to voice their concern over the state of the club and the performances of certain players. The club ‹•Š‰•ˆ‰ˆÂ?…‰—† †Â?Â‰Â†ÂĄÂ‰ÂˆÂ?…‰ˆ•—–…‰ at that point. The players began training as planned however, but the supporters entered the pitch while angrily yelling at a select few players and surrounding the coach to discuss the club. Â?˜ŠÂ?”•–‰ £™Â?ˆŠ‰ •’“‰ brawls between the players

and supporters broke out all over the pitch before the police were called in to instill peace. But the former Ash“†“‰†¥‰ Š‡•…–‰• •”šÂ…‡‰Š…ˆŠ‰ˆÂ?…‰ records straight. “As a player you just want to play and enjoy your football,â€? he said. “Help your team win and make the supporters and your coach proud. “I’ve played professionally in three continents now and I have to say that the supporters at Mas (Maghreb de Fes) are some of the best and most passionate in the world. “I understand their frus-

tration with the current state of the club. There are some things going on at the club that I did not feel were correct, and this is why I asked to leave. “We came to an agreement and I left. The club is full of great players and I wish them all the best for the rest of their season,� Oluremi explained. But when asked where his next destination would be, the former Chicago Fire forward was apt in his response. “My next destination is in Europe. That’s all I’ll say for now.�

orld Cup-winning Golden Eaglets stars, Musa Muhammed and Zaharadeen Bello have again cried out that they are yet to receive the houses promised them by Kano State Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso a year ago. Muhammed, who led the Eaglets to win the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup in the UAE, was promised a house along with fellow Kano State indigene, Bello by Kwankwaso but a year later they are yet to even get an allocation of the houses. “We were informed that our houses are at Amana Estate, but I have made countless visits to the Kano State Investment and Properties Limited and what they are still telling me is that they are yet to allocate houses there,� said a frustrated Muhammed. “I have met with the managing director of the investment company and have been in constant touch with DaudaSheshe, the principal manager PID of the company, but still no hope in sight. “We can’t reach the Governor to alert him of our situation, we don’t even know what to do now.� It was reliably gathered that a Chinese group who bought hundreds of units at the Amana Estate has since been allocated their houses.

Udoh not scared of Cote d’Ivoire

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PL top goal-scorer, Mfon Udoh, has boasted that he will not be overwhelmed by the occasion when the Super Eagles take on Cote d’ Ivoire in a friendly in Abu Dhabi in January. The Super Eagles, comprising predominantly home-based players will face the Ivoirien Elephants in one of two friendly matches billed for the United Arab Emirates next month and the striker, who scored 23 league goals in the last season of the Nigerian league to become the all-time top scorer, says it will be just like any other game for him. “I will not be overwhelmed by playing against the likes of YayaToure. I know they are world class players, but it is still the same foot-

ball that we will play and I know we also have some good players in our team, so it shouldn’t be a problem. “They are preparing for the Cup of Nations and need the game to prepare and we also have to prove that we can play against the big boys. It is going to be a

very good experience for us and hopefully we will get a good result,� he posited. The 22-year old made his Super Eagles debut in November’s friendly against Ghana in Uyo and came close to marking his debut with a goal.

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