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s an update on the Ebola virus situation, Lagos State government announced yesterday that two persons out of those that had contacts with the dead Liberian Ebola victim - Patrick Sawyer - recently showed symptoms of fever. The state’s Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide Idris, made the disclosure in Ikeja while giving update on the He said the two persons were among the 70 contacts being monitored and investigated for any symptoms of and other partners. The commissioner, who said the two cases were under observation, however, positive to the virus. Idris said the government would continue to monitor all contacts with the victim until the end of the 21 days incubation period of the virus. He said: “Our Rapid Re>>Continued on Page 4

L-R: Group Managing Director, Energy Group, Dr. Jimoh Ibrahim (OFR); Ondo State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman, Hon. Fatai Adams; former Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Australia, Prof. Olu Agbi and Prof. Oluyemisi Akinyemiju, during the presentation of the communiquÊ at the Turnaround Team Ondo 2016 Inaugural Conference and Seminar held at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State... yesterday. PHOTO: BANKOLE DAMILARE

of law and order by unscrupulous elements. He disclosed that out of the 1,407,222 registered voters in the state, 661,394 are male, representing 47 per cent, while 745,828, representing 53 per cent are female. He maintained that only those with their permanent voters cards would be eligible to vote during the election, advising those who are yet to collect their PVCs to utilise the opportunity and collect theirs beContinue on Page 5

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that the resuscitation of 202 registration area centres (RACs) for with electoral materials and security personnel to aid early arrival of materials to polling units has been done too. Agbaje said adequate security for peaceful election in the state has been put in place, adding that three security agents would man a polling unit, while the whole local government councils would be beefed up through coordinated motorised patrols to forestall any breakdown

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out of the 1,410,684 received in the state as at July 31 represents 68.06 ne week to the governor- per cent. ship election in Osun State, The REC promised to conduct a 450,560 eligible voters are free, fair and credible election come yet to collect their Permanent Voter August 9, adding that 10,432 ad Cards (PVCs) in the state. This, according to the Resident election from the National Youth Electoral Commissioner (REC) of Service Corps (NYSC) in Osun, the state, Mr. Olusegun Agbaje, Ekiti, Kwara, Oyo, Ondo and Kogi represents 31.94 per cent of the states. PVCs received in the state. He added that 3,379 voting

points to accelerate the process of Osogbo yesterday, said distribution accreditation and voting processes of 960,124 PVCs to eligible voters have been created. He disclosed

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AT ONDO STATE TURN-AROUND LECTURE SERIES DAY 3

L-R: Secretary, Peoples Democratic Party, Ondo North Senatorial District, Hon. Omotoso Saliu; delegates from Isowopo, Hon. Aliu Shehu and Hon. Abdul Babatunde.

L-R: Secretary to the Group Managing Director, Energy Group, Oyefunke ! " # Akinrolabu and MD/CEO Global Fleet Oil and Gas, Mrs. Bridget Henry-Iyasere.

L-R: Mrs. Janet Saheyi, Hon. Toyin Omoyele and Mrs. Korolo Ile-Ola

L-R: Delegates, Mrs. Funmilola Oladokun, Mrs. Kokumo Ogunboye and Mrs. Olayinka Adeniyi.

Dr. Jimoh (left) with others singing the ‘Turnaround’ anthem.

L-R: Former Majority Leader, Ondo State House of Assembly, Hon. Kunle Agunbiade; MD, Mao Integrated Ltd, Chief Delana Ojo and Architect Olu Agbesua.

L-R: Former House of Assembly member, High Chief Isaac Ayeyemi; Chief Francis Jibowu Williams and party leader in Akure North, Hon. Gbolaro Obe.

Chief Jacob Oludare, Dr. Bayo Fatukasi and Dr. Bose Akinwalere. PHOTOS: BANKOLE DAMILARE

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AT ONDO STATE TURN-AROUND LECTURE SERIES DAY 3

L-R: Honourable Obebe Olajide; Prince Ehinmere Jossy; Honourable Adelokiki Lawson and Youth Leader, Ese-Odo Local Government, Ondo State, Mr. George Ore Group Managing Director, Energy Group, Dr. Jimoh Ibrahim (OFR)

$ %& ' ' * +# 3 $ # 4 5 7 * 8 Oludaisi; PDP Chairman, Ire Local Government, Hon. Akinmuya Stephen; PDP Chairman of Chairmen, Hon. Bitire Solomon Cross section of delegates at the conference.

L-R: Prince Isaac Ade Alase; Honourable Niyi Jones Akinyogha and and Former Chairman, Ondo State Civil Service Commission, Dr. Falolu Adeyekun

L-R: Group Managing Director, Energy Group, Dr. Jimoh Ibrahim (OFR); Chairman Ondo State People Democratic Party (PDP), Honourable Ebenezer Tayo Alabi and former Nigeria Ambassador to Greece and High Commissioner to Australia, Professor Olu Agbi, during the closing of the inaugural conference and seminar titled: Turnaround: Prospect for Good Governance and Wealth Creation in Ondo, held at the Conference Centre O.A.U, Ile, Osun State...yesterday.

L-R: Mr. Oseni Abbass; former General Manager, NTA Ondo State, Mrs Tinu Olowofela and Mrs Bosede Abidakun

L-R: Chairman of session, Chief Segun Adegoke; Professor Akinyemiju Oluyemisi and former Commissioner for Education, Ondo State, Princess Oladunni Odu. PHOTOS: BANKOLE DAMILARE

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Ebola: Lagos places 70 persons on watch list Continued from Page 1 sponse Team is currently tracking all contacts of persons exposed to the dead passenger with Ebola virus. The team is following 70 contacts of the EVD case, and linking them to clinical support when needed. Two suspected cases had fever; they are under observation and so far have tested negative to the virus.� He continued: “The monitoring of suspects’ cases will continue until

the end of the 21 days period, from their exposure to the victim.� The commissioner said an emergency operation centre has been activated in Lagos by the state and its partners, as part of efforts to check the threat of the virus. He added that the Federal Government has stepped up measures to screen passengers coming into Nigeria through airports, seaports and border crossings in an effort to identify any trav-

eller with symptoms. Idris said a corpse was recently brought to Nigeria from Liberia, explaining that the government was investigating if he died of Ebola. The commissioner urged residents to collaborate with government in checking the Ebola threat in the country by reporting suspected cases for While saying that the disease thrives well in dirty environments, Idris urged residents to main-

tain clean body and environment to reduce the risk of the virus. Also speaking, Prof. Abdul Salim Nasidi of the National Disease Control Centre, noted that though the disease has no cure, it is treatable. While saying the Federal Government is doing everything to check the threat of the disease, Nasidi urged citizens not to panic as no fresh case has been discovered yet in the country.

Oyo moves to forestall Ebola outbreak Sakin Babalola & Olaide Oyelude, Ibadan

# # The statement also said he Oyo State Govern- that public enlightenment ment has assured resi- highlighting how to predents that it has taken vent Ebola Virus disease, its steps to ensure the preven- causes, mode of transmistion of an Ebola disease out- sions and steps to be taken in case of outbreak had already ' % A statement issued in commenced in form of sensiIbadan yesterday by the tization of traditional healers, Commissioner for Health, religious and community ! * 3' members, as well as through said the government was airing of jingles and distribuworking closely with the # It highlighted the signs and Federal Ministry of Health, symptoms of the disease to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Minis- include onset of fever, weaktries of Health of the neigh- ness, muscle pain, headache bouring states to prevent the and sore throat, conjunctivitis, hiccups, dysphasia fol ' % “The disease surveillance lowed by vomiting, diarrhea

While assuring the resithe local government areas have been alerted and sensitized to promptly respond of the situation, the governto the outbreak,’’ it said, add- ment, however, urged them ing that a sensitization pro- to take any suspected case to gramme has also been organ- the nearby public health facil 7

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Anambra rejects corpse from Liberia $' ( pital have been taken to a he Anambra State Gov- neighbouring Umuleri comernment has barred the munity where they were entry of corpse with- quarantined awaiting for ex

' Governor Willie Obiano ) * who announced this yesterAddressing the women day at the Women Develop- yesterday, the governor asment Centre, Awka, after sured them he and his wife declaring open the 2014 will work for their empowWomen August Summit, erment, so that they can exsaid he has instructed the pand the frontiers of excelPolice in the State not to al- low any corpse which does (# in the in the women, stressthe cause of death into the ing that his government cannot make much progress Obiano, however, de- without rebuilding the fabclared that there is no Ebola rics of the society, which virus in Anambra, but that # the action was a precautionObiano urged them to ary measure to ensure that inculcate the right values the virus does not enter the in their children, promising that he and his wife have come up with a programme of a private hospital in the # State where a corpse brought The Governor’s wife, from Liberia was deposited Ebelechukwu, said her in its morgue, the governor foundation Caring Family said the Federal Ministry of Enhancement Initiative will build 10 Day-care Centre for and examine the facility, but the aged in the State, where for now the State is taking ' the measure to ensure the She advised women on the need for early examinaThe Commissioner for tion and good eating habit ! " # $% - to avoid cancer, especially buike, announced the seal- breast and ovarian cancer, # which has been ravaging depositing the corpse from women in the society nowa& ' '- Alphonsus Eze, Awka

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Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos (right) speaking with newsmen on the Ebola virus on his arrival from the lesser Hajj in Lagos yesterday. With him are his Special Adviser on Media, Mr. Hakeem Bello (left) and Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Lateef Ibirogba. PHOTO:NAN

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irports across the world have reportedly started screening passengers arriving from places at risk from the deadly Ebola disease. Already, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended pan-African airline – Asky - for bringing the

! ! Ebola has been responsible for 729 deaths in West African countries, including Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone and one case in Nigeria, prompting the World Health Organisation (WHO) to raise the alarm that the virus was getting out of control. Spokesman of the NCAA, Mr. Sam Adurogboye, con " monitoring are being done at all major international airports. It entails checking passengers’ temperatures with a hand-held machine. “A compulsory blood test will follow if the passenger’s temperature gave cause for concern at any gateway,� he added. The latest outbreak of the haemorrhagic fever is believed to have begun in the forests of remote eastern Guinea in February, and starts with head

symptoms include external and internal bleeding, vomiting and diarrhoea. Sierra Leone declared a state of emergency on Thursday, and called in the army to quarantine epicentres of Ebola. # ia are also looking out for sick people at Australian airports, who could be carrying the virus. A spokeswoman for the Australian government says border protection agencies have been told to look out for

the possibility of Ebola when identifying sick people entering Australian ports. The Bangkok Post also reports that Transport, Health $ have introduced preventive measures at airports in Thailand to screen out the Ebola virus disease. Suvarnabhumi airport director, Raweewan Netarakavesana, is reported as explaining that passengers and aircraft from disease risk countries, especially those from Africa,

were already being thoroughly checked. The post added that people from African countries must present documents showing their yellow fever vaccination and they will be under close watch during their stay. Back home in Nigeria, some states – Abia, Anambra and Oyo – yesterday announced measures their various health authorities are taking to forestall the outbreak and spread of the yet incurable disease.

...Virus out of control but can be stopped, says WHO boss Abia takes pre-

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est Africa’s Ebola outbreak is out of control but it can be stopped, World Health Organization boss, Margaret Cha, reportedly said yesterday. “This outbreak is moving trol it,� Chan reportedly told the presidents of Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Cote d’Ivoire at a meeting in Guinea’s capital Conakry. “If the situation continues to deteriorate, the consequences can be catastrophic in terms

of lost lives but also severe socioeconomic disruption and a high risk of spread to other countries,� she said, according to a WHO transcript. “This meeting must mark a turning point in the outbreak response,� Chan was further quoted as lamenting. The outbreak is by far the largest in the four-year history of the disease, with 729 deaths so far, including more than 60 healthcare workers, and 1,323 cases overall, she said. Experience shows that the

outbreak could be stopped and the general public was not at high risk of infection, but it would be “extremely unwise� to let the virus circulate widely over a long period of time, she was further quoted. “Constant mutation and adaptation are the survival mechanisms of viruses and other microbes. We must not give this virus opportunities to deliver more surprises.� Chan said cultural prac-

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bia State government has designated some hospitals to handle patients showing symp +' . ! The State Commissioner for Health, Dr Okechukwu Ogah announced this yesterday, at the event to mark this year’s World Breastfeeding Week, saying the pro-active measure became necessary in view of the seriousness of the disease now

ravaging the West African ' / questions from journalists in Umuahia, said aside designating some hospital wards for the management of Ebola cases, the State Ministry of Health has also embarked on public enlightenment campaigns to educate the residents about the Ebola disease and what to do in ' %

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Turn-around inevitable in Ondo, says Jimoh Ibrahim Lekan Adejuwon, Michael Olanrewaju, Osogbo

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ublisher of Daily Newswatch, Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim, has de wants to bring a new thing into politics must do something unusual in order to Fielding questions from closure of the maiden edition of the Ondo State Turnaround Conference in Obafe % % Q U U

= ference raised sevarl issues, an indication that there is the need to achieve turnaround in Ondo State ahead of the XZ[\ Describing the participants at the conference as ‘wonderful, dedicated, and fantastic future leaders who can be trusted in turning the fortunes of the State around for > U % militating against their leader ? For Ibrahim, becoming a governor of Ondo State is not

the most important thing, but what should be done that will % ' ? ] ^ % % _ for me, the question of taking over power is not the most important thing, but one needs to start talking about what one can do, not after > He called on the electorate to begin to ask for good governance and wealth creation, as the zeal for work to turn Ondo State around can be

After the various brainstorming sessions, a 7-point ` { * | Agbi, on behalf of the Turnaround Team, reads in part: “The imperative of good patriotic leadership to form the bedrock of turnaround; the need to revamp the dwindling educational fortunes of the State was noted with concern, with a recommendation for the re-introduction of boarding schools, Higher

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enhanced remunerations for teachers to instil discipline among others and also bring ? } “A virile civil service is sine-qua-non for a strong and purposeful, civil government; there is need for a shift from = for enhanced wealth crea > The conference further leadership and discipline, while it also called for internal candidates in order to avoid U members to note the new part guidelines for aspirants into elective positions both at U % &

be discouraged before and during electioneering campaigns, to minimize corrup “Envisaging a probable high indebtedness at take *+* in our sunshine state, model

case studies were presented with appropriate panacea given should the scenario pre > Highlights of the Turnaround Conference, which % ~ZZ delegates from all the political wards of Ondo State, include presentation of seminar papers on ‘The civil service as an instrument of development’; ‘The challenges of growth % } ' & gress’ with emphasis on the and peaceful electioneering in Papers were also presented on the demanding phases of leadership; Opportunities and challenges in tackling those problems earlier de "% ? > as well as putting good gov Goodwill messages were received from President Goodluck Jonathan, Chairman of Ondo State Chapter of * + * ] € % as a member of the Federal House of Representatives, ] ?

Osun 2014: INEC set, distributes voter cards Continued from Page 1 % & & ' Agbaje said the election % credible, but also meet the aspirations of Nigerians and in He debunked insinuations from some political parties that INEC had concluded arrangement to rig the election for * + * /*+*< imagination of those making According to him, “the commission has no plan whatsoever to connive or collaborate % *+* = corps members that would be = > He added: “I therefore want ? holders in the Osun State gov contestants to desist from making unguarded utterances and unfounded allegations as these constitute distractions to INEC

ECOWAS member states partner stakeholders to combat Ebola Taiye Agbaje, Abuja

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conomic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) member states and international partners have begun to put heads together to stem the spread of the Ebola virus disease, which has claimed more than 720 lives from over 1,000 cases reported in the region. Most of the casualties of the disease in the region have been reported in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia with Nigeria recording one death from an imported case last month. President of the ECOWAS Commission, KadrĂŠ Desire OuĂŠdraogo, who made the remarks yesterday in Abuja Dr. Victoria Chikwelu, Commissioner for Women Affairs; Chief (Mrs.) Ebelechukwu Obiano, the First while accrediting the envoys, Lady of Anambra State; and Hon. Chinwe Nwaebili, Speaker, Anambra State House of Assembly, during said the move became necesthe Mothers’ Day Summit held in Awka, Anambra State...yesterday. sary due to the threat the disease posed for the region. He said the commission, in conjunction with other partners, has established an Ebola Owolabi Adenusi, Yola % ‚ƒX recovered returned to the Solidarity Fund to support all He added that no mat- ‚[X \ - St ? he Acting Governor of % lion debt the government “We consider it (the out % _ ] perpetrators of the heist left in the state revenue of Adamawa State must be > $ % break) as a regional security Ahmadu Umaru Fin- % accounts with liabilities At the stakeholders meet ? full wrath of the law for al- uncovered from unsettled He vowed last night in Yola % pensions, monies owed ing, participants pledged to support the new governthat impeached Governor € contractors and other funds ment to recover the N82 bil' ‚ ? The acting governor, diverted to non-viable procollaborators will not go however, solicited the co- jects totalling over N70 bil- former administration of operation of all the PDP ‡ ' ‚ ? _ stakeholders in the state to “This debt has been addTwo of the stakehold- Continued from Page 4 ‚ƒX ed up and the government Fintiri, who spoke at Fintiri disclosed that the in its wisdom has decided the Peoples Democratic „ * U ` to create a separate account Senator Jibril Aminu and tices such as traditional buri* /*+*< ? saddled with investigating - former of the defunct als and deep-seated beliefs meeting at the Government ? % Gongola State, Ambassador House Yola, said his admin- of State’s funds siphoned % † † „ for the spread and a barrier to istration, with fear of God, - will set up a judicial panel Adamawa State House of containment, which she said

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“Rather than make statements that will create fears in the minds of the Osun electorate, it is better for our political with INEC to encourage our people to come out en-mass with their PVCs on election of their choice and to let their followers know that violence, crimes, but wicked forces that could distort the success of the > % of the commission to adhere

% practices or partaking in illegal % % He urged stakeholders in the election processes to continue accordance with the relevant laws as INEC would would do all that is required to create for the Osun electorate to vote without being molested during @

threat and under the directive by our Heads of State and Governments to the commission and the West African Health Organisation (WAHO), an Ebola Solidarity Fund has been set up to tries are supported to rid our region of the disease,� he said. The ECOWAS chief also said the leaders of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone and World Health Organisa :; /<= were due to meet in Conakry, Guinea, today, as part of efforts to develop a comprehensive strategy and mechanism to silence the disease. He assured that necessary steps were being taken at all levels to support member states in preventive and control initiatives, appealing to community citizens, health authorities and other stakeholders to take individual and collective precautionary management of cases and to stop the deadly virus in its tracks.

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CAVEAT EMPTOR This is to inform the General public that the Property Situate at no 8A Anikpe Street Abakaliki, Ebonyi State belong to the family of Late Mr. J.O. IKWUEME, and it is not for sale. Anybody who negotiate or enters into any agreement with anybody for the purpose of buying or in any manner dealing with the said property without the consent of the bona-fide owners, does so at his/her own peril (risk). The General Public is hereby warned to beware of Land speculators who parade themselves as the owner of the property. Once more, buyers beware and keep off the Property. Dated this 10th day of January 2014. Signed: E.E EGBO ESQ (Solicitor to J.O IKWUEME)

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UZOAGBARA: I, formerly known as MISS UZOAGBARA GRACE CHIBUZOR, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS JAMES GRACE CHIBUZOR. All former documents still remain valid. Imo State University, NYSC and General public please take note.

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ANYACHEBELU: I, formerly known as MISS ANYACHEBELU UCHENNA ANGELA and same person as MISS ANGELA ANYACHEBELU, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS UCHENNA ANGELA NWORAH. All former documents still remain valid.

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AKABUEZE: I formerly known as MISS AKABUEZE CHRISTIAN A UJU, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS OKOLO CHRISTIANA UJU. All former documents still remain valid. General public please take note.

CHANGE OF NAME

ONWUESI: I, formerly known as MISS OGECHUKWU GLORIA ONWUESI, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS OGECHUKWU GLORIA ALOKALAM. All former documents still remain valid. University of Nigeria, Nsukka, NYSC and General public please take note.

CHANGE OF NAME

UDOYE: I, formerly known as MISS UDOYE CHINYERE LOVETH, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS IKEME CHINYERE LOVETH. All former documents still remain valid. UNN/ St. Paul’s University College, Awka, Nise, NYSC and General public please take note.

CHANGE OF NAME

ORJI: I, formerly known as MISS ORJI CHIOMA DORIS, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS ECHEJI CHIOMA DORIS. All former documents still remain valid. Institute of Management and technology, Enugu, NYSC and General public please take

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ONYEME: I, formerly known as MISS ONYEME IFEOMA LOVINA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS NWEZE IFEOMA LOVINA. All former documents still remain valid. General public please take note.

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OKAFOR: I, formerly known as MISS UZOAMAKA VIRGINIA OKAFOR, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS UZOAMAKA VIRGINIA OKOYE. All former documents still remain valid. Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu NYSC and General public please take note.

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URAMA: I, formerly known as MISS URAMA JUDITH UKAMAKA and same person as MRS UCHE JUDITH UKAMAKA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS UCHENNA JUDITH UKAMAKA. All former documents still remain valid. Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, NYSC and General public please take note.

CHANGE OF NAME

EJIOFOR: I, formerly known as MISS EJIOFOR NKIRUKA GLORIA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. OJI NKIRUKA GLORIA. All former documents still remain valid. General public please take note.

CHANGE OF NAME

UCHENDU: I, formerly known as MISS UCHENDU ROSELINE EBELE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. NKWO ROSELINE EBELE. All former documents still remain valid. General public please take note.

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CONFIRMATION OF NAME

This is to inform the public that the original documents of property belonging to MR. IGNATIUS OKEY OKAFOR situate at no. 5 All Saints Road Nkpor, Anambra State is Missing. All effort made to recover it proved abortive, hence this information is for the public to take note.

This is to confirm and certify that ORJI FESTUS MADUKA is one and same person as OJI FESTUS MADUKA, ORJI FESTUS MMADU, ORJI FESTUS M. and ORJI F.M. now known as MR. ORJI FESTUS MADUKA. All former documents still remain valid. General public please take note.

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n behalf of my family, government and people of Plateau State, I wish to rejoice with you as you celebrate your 60th BIRTHDAY. We pray that God continues to guide and protect you and your family. May He also give you the wisdom and courage to sustain your contributions to the transformation of our dear country.

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JO JJONAH O DAVID JANG Governor, G Go o Plateau State

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Buhari: Dokubo-Asari petitions DSS ‌Over news publication Felix Asimole

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eader of the Niger Delta People’s Volunteer Force (NDPVF), Alhaji Mujahid DokuboAsari has petitioned the Director of Security Services (DSS) over a news item published by an online media, Rescue News, that he procured suicide bombers to kill General Muhammdu Buhari, and was privy to a plot to assassinate the General. The incident took place on Wednesday, July 23, in Kaduna State, which killed

about 85 people and was allegedly targeted at former Head of State, General Muhammadu Buhari and an Islamic cleric, Sheik Dahiru Bauchi. The Rescue News publisher further alleged that DokuboAsari N5million to suicide bombers that carried out the dastardly act, and that one of the suspects arrested in connection with the incident had confessed to his (Dokubo-Asari’s) complicity in the

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the DSS, signed by two counsel, Bala I. Dakum and Ibrahim I. Abdullahi from Festus Keyamo Chambers, on behalf of Dokubo-Asari, the lawyers said: “These mendacious allegations against our client was too weighty and grave to ignore or disregard. The allegations have endangered his life, his family, and close associates and kinsmen. “While our client has the right to express his views on national issues like any other citizen of Nigeria, and has done

so on many occasions, he has never and will never be involved in a plot to kill a respected former leader like Buhari or anyone for Z “We kindly implore you to use your good investigate the allegations leveled against our client by the said Rescue News to curtail the threat, public disenchantment and animosity already created against our client, his family, close associates and kinsmen as a result of these baseless allegations,� the petition read.

NOA to step up national memorabilia campaign Toyin Adebayo, Abuja

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ational Orientation Agency (NOA) is collaborating with relevant stakeholders to beef up its campaign for the wide acceptance and use of national symbols and memorabilia. Director General, National Orientation Agency (NOA), Mr. Mike Omeri made this known members of the Centenary Lapel Pin Project team on an advocacy visit yesterday. Omeri commended the team, led by the National Coordinator of the Project, Mr. Chuks Chilaka for its contributions and support for the national campaign to encourage respect for national symbols among Nigerians and endear same to Nigerians. A statement made available to Saturday Newswatch by the agency’s Chief Press Secretary, Paul Odenyi described the Centenary Lapel Pin which is a replica of the nation’s Centenary Flag as a way of preserving

national history and passing it down to future generations of Nigerians, noting that it would contribute to civic education in the country. Omeri said the Agency would add the Centenary Lapel Pin to its gallery of national memorabilia and partner with the Project to step up the campaign for its public acceptance. The National Coordinator of the Project, Mr. Chuks R % of NOA that enriched the nation’s Centenary celebrations, describing the Agency as critical to national identity and renaissance. He also lauded the Agency’s galvanizing role in the operations of the National Information Centre set up to inform Nigerians = containing the present security challenges confronting the nation. Chilaka who decorated the NOA Director General with the Centenary Lapel Pin memorabilia, urged the Agency to remain relentless in the discharge of its mandate.

You are our tenant, community tells church Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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Executive Director, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Prof. Babatunde Osotimehin; UN Resident Coordinator, Mr. Daouda Toure and former Minister of State for Health, Dr. Muhammed Pate, at a seminar on demographic dividend in Nigeria, held in Abuja... recently.

New IGP:Tsav queries selection process President Goodluck Jonathan to allow ormer Lagos continuity by appointing State Police C o m m i s s i o n e r , a Deputy Inspector Alhaji Abubakar Tsav, General (DIG) of police, has faulted the selection who were among MD process that led to the Abubakar’s management emergence of the new team as new IGP; as it is Inspector-General of now, there would be no continuity,� he said. Police, Suleiman Abba. He argued that the new He told Saturday team would have to start Newswatch in a afresh to face the current telephone interview that government would security challenges in have appointed a more the country, stressing # that the 2015 general among the out-going elections pose greater deputy inspectors- challenges to the new IGP. general (DIGs). Tsav added that the According to Tsav, the mass retirement of method of succession (# Y to pave the way for their subordinate, an assistant inspector-general of resident Goodluck police to ascend the Jonathan has position of IGP is removed the Group counter-productive and Managing Director a waste of experienced of Nigerian National human resources. Petroleum Corporation “We had expected (NNPC), Mr Andrew

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in the nation’s police force has contributed police and cautioned the Federal Government against creating bad blood in the force. He advised the Federal Government to always consider the interest of the country above political and other interests when making such important appointments and urged the police force not to terrorism. He commended Mohammed Abubakar’s

style of leadership, but noted that the regime failed to tame corruption within the performance. “Police under his (Abubakar’s) command was more than a crime prevention organisation,� he said. While urging the new @3J # injustice and high handedness within the force, he advised him to keep his doors open for useful suggestions and resist temptations from fair weather friends.

Jonathan sacks NNPC boss,Yakubu,appoints Dawha as new boss Nigerian Petroleum

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Yakubu. In his stead, Jonathan appointed Mr. Joseph Dawha as the GMD of NNPC while Anthony Muoneke was appointed Managing Director of

Development Company (NPDC). Aisha Abdulrahaman

$Z } were named Executive Directors in NNPC.

rked by the claim of the Anglican Church about the ownership of Oyolu Oze Primary School, Nkwelle Ezunaka, Oyi Local Government Area, Anambra State, the President-General of the community, Elder Chris Eluemuno, yesterday, warned the church to steer clear of the school as it is only a tenant of the community. Sounding the note of warning during the graduation ceremony of the school yesterday, Elder Eluemuno recalled that the former governor of the state, Mr. Peter Obi handed over the school to both Catholic and the Anglican churches because he was not sure of the real owner of the school, a move that prompted him to direct all enquiries to the President

General of the community to explain the real owner. “It is a community school built after the Nigerian Civil War. The Anglican Church applied to be paying N20 per month since 1990 in order to use part of the structure for church activities, and we granted them the request, but they had not paid a kobo since then. “So they have been staying here illegally for 35 years as they claimed, without even building a block. “I challenge anybody who said that the church built a structure here to prove it. Because of this happening I have abolished all church activities in the school. Even the Catholic Church had stopped laying claims to the school after I explained issues to them,� he said.

Second Niger Bridge:Navy beefs up security,partners rights group Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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he Nigerian Navy said yesterday that it has beefed up security around the site of the Second Niger Bridge and also within the River Niger in a bid to secure the equipment meant for the construction of the bridge. Making this disclosure when the Campaign for Democracy (CD), South-East zone, led by its chairman, Comrade Dede Uzor A. Uzor, visited the Naval outpost at Onitsha, Anambra State on an over sight function, the Commander, Navy Captain M. G. Oamen, recalled that prior to his arrival, criminals had held Onitsha and its environs hostage, adding that it took military precision

and force to restore sanity in the area. His words: “Before my coming, things were bad, so we had to use force. I employed the force tactics and then began to lecture the

' Z € According to him the Navy does not need to # but because of the national security challenges, it had to intervened, adding that “it is when the nation is threatened that we come out.� On the alleged alarming activities of some of his ' # when caught, stressing that some of them may have acted based on over zealousness.

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In defense of youth corps members MOSES JOLAYEMI DELE FASHOMI PATRICK ASONYE LANRE OYETADE MIKAIL MUMUNI AKIN ORIMOLADE SONI EHI ASUELIMEN OLUKAYODE OGUNJOBI

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he need to establish peaceful co-existence among the Nigerian people gave rise to the establishment of the National Youth Service Corps by the then Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon through decree No. 24 of May 22, 1973, which stated that the scheme was being established “with a view to the proper encouragement and development of common ties among the youths of Nigeria.� The establishment of the scheme was to solve issues bordering on: 1) Total integration of the country, especially the youths. 2) Complete elimination of tribalism among Nigerians 3) Speaking and hearing languages of other ethnic groups and above all, intermarriages of all ethnic groups in Nigeria. Since inception, it has achieved many good things too numerous to mention, among which are health, education, rural development and many others. However, things started falling apart when in 2011, rampaging Muslims slaughtered youth corps members who were assisting the Independent National Electoral Commission in the conduct of the 2011 presidential elections. Shortly afterwards, some governors of the northern states dished out cash incentives

to families of the slain corps members as compensation for the heinous act, saying they died in active duty. This amount did not in any way bring back the slain sons and daughters. Even before the 2011incident, corps members posted in the north for primary assignments have had close shaves with death hence the present agitations by parents whose wards were sent to serve in the north. Recently, the Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier Olayemi, while addressing journalists insisted that everyone has a right to reject a posting which he does not like, saying that “if you were posted to Sokoto to serve, you have every right to reject it by saying no, I will not go there.� It will therefore, be wise if the DG or whichever authority responsible for posting to desist from sending corps members who are not of northern extract to serve in the north. He should ensure that corps members serve in their regions of origin, and if need be, in their home states, especially now that the north is not safe for non-natives. M. C. Chukwuemeka, Ikeja.

Need to rehabilitate Arochukwu–Ohafia road By Orji Ogbonnaya Orji

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his piece is informed by the spirit of open government which democracy seeks to promote in any society, including Nigeria, where it is our choice for governance. Above all, it is a $ have in government’s ability to intervene and address problems like ours in the road sector. ? ' % honourable Minister of Works’ achievements in construction, reconstruction or rehabilitation of Federal roads across the country since he assumed % ' ? Agenda team of President Jonathan’s administration. The examples are many and visible for even the worst critics of the administration to see and appreciate. Arochukwu, an ancient kingdom in Abia State is # ? only major Federal road that connects Arochukwu with the rest of the country is in a deplorable state. The 27 kilometer road from the Dr. Goodluck " * ` % /

$ % has been neglected for over thirty years. It has no Y ' % ' ? only problem of the road over these years can easily be traced to promises made and promises broken! It is therefore, a sad commentary that a well-known community like Arochukwu, reputed in history as the cradle of Igbo civilization has found itself in such a sorry state in terms of bad roads. Under its present ' Y /

$ % that should not last more than 20 minutes, now drags for over three hours. There is no doubt that $ % /

perhaps the worst Federal road in Nigeria, and this is not an exaggeration! A trip on this road is a terrible experience that no one is prepared to recommend even to his worst enemy. This is why for some time now, many of us from Arochukwu neither travel home nor risk the shame of inviting friends and well wishers to visit our community. We hibernate in major cities across the world in regret while our kits and kin at home, especially commuters who must use the road on a daily basis groan in fury and

penury. In recent times, residents of Arochukwu ' ## services from parts of Abia State and beyond because of the deplorable condition of the access road. In the same vein, transportation of farm produce which is in abundance in commercial quantity from Arochukwu, @ Q /

$' neighbouring communities in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States is jeopardized. Other implications include poor access to medical care and help on $ % communities with severe consequences on women and children, the old and the aged. In November 2012, our joy knew no bounds when the Jonathan administration awarded a contract for reconstruction of the road to an indigenous

company – one BEKS KIMSE Nigeria Ltd - at the cost of about N4.8 billion. The project was expected to be completed within 24 months from the date the contract was signed between the Federal Ministry of Works and the company. We in $ % @ Q @ $' /

and our neighbours in Akwa Ibom and Cross River states jubilated, believing that a “Daniel Y € ; our pains, frustrations and anguish on the road were over. While publicly appreciating the Federal government’s gesture, Arochukwu in particular # 7 support to the contractor to avoid stories and ( Z # Y '

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Opinion

Address for U.S Congress By Abdulbaqijari Katsina

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he United States Congress, consisting of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, totalling 535 members since the 18th amendment of 1971, is one of the most known legislatures around the world with special mention to the United Kingdom’s House of Lords and Commons. The current 113 session of the Congress is both dynamic and heterogeneous with Joe Biden as Senate President and Joe Boehner as the Speaker of the house The US is among the dominant military, diplomatic and democratic monitor nation of the globe, and the creator of the new world democratic order. As many nations across the globe do practice democracy, whether one or two party system so long as the system is free and fair, the citizenry are protected and justice and equity reign, that society can be said to be mature, developed, developing as the world continue to grow or name it what it wishes. A single word or let me say a sentence from the US is enough to make many governments around the world have a change of direction just like a river. “We don’t have to wait for the practically non existing Nigerian government approval for us to do a humanitarian work,� Senator Mccain said on the abduction of girls in Nigeria. I tend to wonder why a government will ignore many writings, memoranda, street demonstrations and even violent campaigns just to listen and make a change on just a few words spoken by a Senator of the US. Murtala Muhammad died few weeks after a disagreement with his US counterpart about Israel. MKO Abiola died after meeting a beautiful American lady in the cell. Likewise, Hugo Chavez of Venuzuala alleged that the US # 3

' said the West caused his overthrow. But I still look upon people like Sir

Robert Mugabe (Knight of the African Continent), Sir Nelson Mandela (KAC) and Sir Haille Silasie (KAC), all hated by the US and the west, but still lived to see the light of the day. That reminds one of the saying that “he, who is destined to rule, will rule.� Sometimes, leaders prefer to write in western media to defend an allegation against them in their home countries. My country Nigeria is a blessed country, rich in both human and natural resources; a country of more than 170 million talented men and women. A country located around the arctic in black Africa, a place once ruled by the English during the colonial era. Her people are generally peaceful and hard working, but ruled and manipulated by a microscopic few. Corruption, insurgency, looting of public funds,

killings and public immorality has become the order of the day. What is the solution to Nigeria’s woes? Change is everybody’s responsibility; whether a leader or a follower. Just recently, a violence free solution came to my mind, and I decided to share it with my compatriots, and since Nigeria is complaint to the US Government, and the US Congress is part of the section promoting good governance and justice, I will address the Congress in the following manner if I ever have a chance to address them; Mr Speaker, The Deputy Speaker of the House, The Honorable Clerk, Other Honorable Members of the Congress, good morning. Let me start by registering my unequivocal, impartial and invariable

salutations to the great courage the men and women among you have exhibited in standing with the Nigerian people in their aspiration for good ' Z

bad governance, corruption, insurgency and looting of public funds. This is despite the fact that it may cause some diplomatic muscling and perhaps # ' government and the Nigerian civilian leaders, who are in the fore front of ensuring that the living standard and life expectancy of Nigerians are minimized and downgraded so as to continue their looting of public treasury, and as such re-enslave the masses, thereby making

$ fought some 200 years ago to ensure that slavery is abolished and eradicated. Mr. Speaker, it is to your knowledge that the current Nigerian government has failed as people are dying in their housands every day because of unfortunate causes like hunger, lack ' services, bad governmental plan tagged € % and assassinations. Mr. Speaker, before I speak about the state of insecurity in my dear nation, I will like you to permit me to show the deep hearted, unfortunate picture of one Umar Isah from, Rimi Local Government Area, Katsina State, who died in 2009 while waiting in a queue to get an oxygen mask as well as the picture of a 10 years old boy, Moses Victor, from Edo State whose hand had to be cut simply because his parents could not get the money for the purpose medically. In Nigeria the younger generations have lost hope and “survival Z € # of the government. The world must act fast; the United States must take the lead; humanitarian assistance as stated by Senator Mccain does not have to wait for any body’s approval.

To be continued next week

Can Ndi Imo rewrite history in 2015? By Emeka Anorue & Nnamdi Anyalewechi

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here purpose is not known, abuse becomes inevitable’ The import and dynamics of emerging shades of Nigeria politics indicate that there is no time for experiment, especially with Ndi Imo. Considering the matrix of failure that has trailed Ndi Imo since the Fourth Republic, another experimental leader will be taking Ndi Imo 20 years behind development. A look at other Eastern states reveals the startling presence Z # ( # @ @

' facts that the above piece is articulated. As 2015 approaches, Imo people are bound by choice to ploy their intelligence properly like the farmer who knows that the hope of the harvest lies in the seed! Hence, the man who plants bad seeds cannot run to the gods for harvest. It is pertinent to note that the mortals who conceived democracy were schooled in human behaviour, hence, knowing man’s inclination to sentiments and emotions, yet they erected its principle on the peoples’ collective wish. ‘Democracy is the prevalence and triumph of the peoples’ wish through voting. It is the consummation of the people’s decision to elect Barabbas where Jesus was the option’. The current nightmares of Ndi Imo stem from their coitus interruptus with ‘Imo Charter of Equity’. Achike Udenwa was picked to stand in for Orlu zone since Sam Mbakwe stood for Okigwe while Evans Enwerem represented Owerri as former governors. By 1999, Obasanjo was billed to do a tenure of four years, and pave the way for a South Easterner under the same zoning formula. By 2003, Obasanjo reneged, and everyone

pretended as if nothing happened. Nonetheless, the cult of the wise should understand that the current logical politics’ regard for due process, ' X} Empowerment Programme, subsidy removal, Rice Mill in Adamawa, Made in Nigeria cars, Second Niger Bridge etc which are credits to Jonathan, may not have been possible if zoning = ' Z Achike Udenwa, a lone ranger and a passer' Ndi Imo. For sure, he managed Ndi Imo like

– # ( # ' his obvious inability to mid wife a successor. The scenario became so charged and opened a _ # ' '' in the corridors of power. The result of Udenwa’s

Z @ % Ohakim was a symbol of Udenwa’s failure in governance. Because power has been zoned to Okigwe, every Tom, Dick and Harry emerged. Picking Ada Ukwu as his deputy signalled that Ohakim is a loafer in politics. That is, two Anglicans occupying the seat of power in a state dubbed as Catholic, with Arch Bishop Obinna as the presiding prelate. And to ensure his exist, _ # ' proportion. This fetched Ohakim the required red card from a Catholic dominated state. Coupled with his unending court cases, and like the monkey, he jumped from one tree to

$Z # Z authentic leadership failed. And by 2011, there were a cacophony of issues that paved the way for another emergency leader. The political events that characterised Ohakim’s last days were typical of the Nigeria movie episodes where Ohakim, under the dramatis personae, elected for the name Ikiri,

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out of the seat. In another episode, Owelle was invited by one man at Orlu, who dramatically handed him a life Ikiri to symbolise his victory over Ohakim. His ouster left Okigwe in limbo. Capitalizing on the imminent lapses of Ikiri, Okorocha, a man known for his perennial presidential fever, jumped from high stake aspiration to running for Imo governorship. /% Z '' characteristics to power. Overtly, overrated by a people in honest search for a leader, he

– ' # with undue fanfare. Soon he manifested his absolute ignorance and utmost disregard for # ? > @ has lost billions to contract con artistes. Although listening to Owelle is infectious, he still wears the garb of some serious leader, with a few works to his credit. If stocks are to taken, Owelle’s road constructions and the squalor that Imo has become do not tally with his talk shows. It is like a masquerade show where an abracadabra is performed in daylight and an illusion of

' % ' raised, it is empty. On Thursday, April 24, 2014 at a public lecture on, ‘Health Care Delivery System in Nigeria: Prospects & Challenges’ at the University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, Senator Hope Odidika Uzodinma warned the public not to be deceived, that erecting 27 buildings in 27 LGA’s of Imo State does not pass for 27 hospitals. Making a hospital lies with equipping it. Democracy doesn’t thrive in sentiments of Charter, rotation or zoning. As at today, Okigwe zone with six LGAs amounts to some 200,000 registered voters, Owerri zone with nine LGAs has about 700, 000 registered voters and Orlu zone with 12 LGAs

boasts of about 900, 000 registered voters. The usual trick is on, if Okigwe wants to complete their four years, they should present Ohakim who constitutionally cannot exceed four years. Nonetheless, can Ohakim win election? Or is it another trick to cajole Okigwe into presenting / % # $ / # # more credible candidate in another party? Owerri feels it is their turn, but the recent visit of Senator Chris Anyanwu and Hon. Emeka Ihedioha to Omuma with lavish of gifts to appease Orlu zone proves that Hope Odidika Uzodinma, Onwa n’ Omuma has become a rallying point. It is not news that Omuma is the new Mecca in Imo State where all political aspirants and all in search of political alliance go to prostrate. The emerging factors in Imo have completely proven that all who need power must visit Orlu. This assertion rests on a convergence and convulsion of factors currently cascading the political landscape. Onwa, made his name from common place

' # is always around every weekend, not minding his busy schedule. With Nnamdi Anyaehe as Chairman of PDP in Imo State, no one can buy anyone with money. Based on the leadership crises trailing Imo State, it is high time Ndi @ Y Z R +7 # neophytes in government. Having paid dearly for this, we can begin rewriting our history by compelling Onwa to rise to the leadership challenge. For only through this can Imo be truly salvaged. Uzo di nma, agaya nga n’abo – If a path is good, we go through it a second time!

* Emeka Anorue & Nnamdi Anyalewechi wrote via kitikpa@ gmail.com

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Business & Economy Casualisation and contract jobs in workplaces have been an age-long battle between workers and employers. The labour unions, over the years, have clamoured for the abrogation of the system, but the menace has persisted in all sectors of the economy due to high rate of unemployment and the parlous economy. Concerned citizens ask: When will casualisation and contract employment end in Nigeria? ABIODUN AWOGBEMI writes.

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asualisation is described as the altering of work practices so that regular workers are re-employed on a casual or short-term basis. Today, another name has been coined for casualisation; it is now called contract % contract. It started with footballers, who are known to be on contract and transfer, but it later crept into the banking sector and oil companies, which made the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) to describe the issue as having assumed more disturbing dimension # # On its part, the Federal Government seems to be engrossed with politicking and how to subdue, capture, intimidate, victimise and cow perceived opposition. According to a lawyer, Mr Chuks Amadi, the government is no more concerned about the economy and its people, but about its opponents. It now # states. So a lot of money and time are wasted in mobilising political stalwarts in opposition States to impeach governors or defect to the ruling party at all costs. According to Amadi, the amount of time and energy government dissipates on chasing the opposition, if half of it is used to address issues of the economy, there would be respite and succour for the people instead of the rapid rate at which the economy is sliding. If this continues, in the next two years the country may collapse, even though the economy is made to look strong on paper; it is very weak physically. Asians have taken over Nigeria’s economy, while there is no indigenous manufacturing company that can compete favourably with the slave masters. The scenario, which is prevalent in almost all sectors of the nation’s economy, is, according to experts, assuming a worrisome dimension because of the saturated labour market. And as part of strategies to reduce

Contract labour as disguised slavery # ( # multinationals and corporate entities are cashing in to deny Nigerian workers their rights in workplaces. The issues of casualisation and telecommunications, banking, construction, mining, oil and gas sectors alone, but also evident in religious organisations. Nearly all multinational companies in Nigeria today import ‘expatriates’ into the country for full time employment, while 7 > # ˜ or contract workers’ with no legal status or # ' $ (# R +( / In the view of an economic analyst, the expatriates and multinationals cannot be blamed because it takes two to tango. “Don’t we have a government in place? Is there no ministry that oversees labour

Z > ™ ; those companies to source workers? Even the Federal Government ministries employ private agencies as consultants to recruit workers. Example is the Nigeria Immigration Service recruitment exercise that resulted in the tragic deaths of several Nigerians. Is the National Joint Industrial Council (NJIC) still functioning? Recently, the Federal Government spent a huge sum of money to employ a foreigner as media adviser, how then can it tackle the menace in which it is a culprit?� asked a source. $ # ' labour unions are payment of slave wages, casualisation of workers, conveying workers to workplaces in open trucks and trailers, complete disregard for the health and safety of workers, non- implementation of the NJIC agreement, refusal to allow workers

>>Pg. 14 Business associations: How relevant to economic growth?

unionise, intimidation and victimisation of workers, non-adherence to the provision of local content policy, including creating language barrier/communication between workers and the Asian employers. R according to labour unions, are not just a violation of the fundamental rights of workers, but a clear violation of the Nigeria Labour Laws, Constitution and International Conventions and Standards. According to a member of the NLC, Yakubu Denja, another form of casual labour in Nigeria is contract employment. “In fact, when trade unionists tell some employers that they engaged casual workers against the provisions of the law, they simply reply out of ignorance that they do not have casual workers, but contract workers. “But on investigation, unionists found that those they referred to as contract workers were recruited for them by some employment “agencies� whose operations violate Section 23 - 27, Part 2, CAP 198 of the Labour Act. {š # 7 recruiting agent not only to obtain a formal Z # X ' Z permit/licence by a serving Minister of & ' – under Nigeria’s laws cannot be issued such permit/licence. “As of today, no agency, company or individual have been granted such licence or permit by any serving or former Nigerian * & ' ? R # $ Commission (CAC) may have registered such agencies, but the law requires them to obtain permit from a serving Minister & ' > ? # conditions they must meet before such

permit can be issued. “Section 24, subsections 1-2 require an intending recruiter to formally apply to the Minister in writing (subsection 1) stating # # ' two. The provisions include the number of workers required; the place where the work is to be performed; the nature of the work; the wages to be paid; the duration of the proposed contract and whether or not it is desirable to obtain the workers through a recruiter. “Subsection 6 of section 24 went a step further to compel the recruiters to ensure that the environment where those recruited would work meets ethical standards.� According to the NLC, Section 26, subsection 2a-c prohibits any recruiter from operating without a permit from the Minister, “and even when a permit is granted, a recruiter must not engage more than the number of persons stated in his application, or engage them in places not # # € But a recruiting agent in Lagos, Mr Ola Olalere, faulted Denja. According to him, every year he pays more than N1.5 million fee to renew his recruiting agency’s permit,

' >|‚‚ ‚‚‚ ministry, which has no records or receipt, so # ' ; payments, his permit would be terminated. He, however, carpeted the NLC over its % ' # according to standard. Olalere said it is not that the recruiting agencies do not have a human face, but there is need to survive in this era of money politicking by the government. He explained that what is in vogue today is that an agency recruits a worker and Continued on Page 12

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Contract labour as new form of slavery Continued from Page 11

sends him to the company that has no obligation to the worker. All the terms and conditions of the workplace to the worker are the recruiting agency’s responsibility. So # ' allowances or annual leave, as the case may be. The company can send the worker away anytime without any obligation or compensation as they have no direct dealings with him. And some of the reasons why companies seek agencies to recruit for Z ' to pay compensation and to reduce tax payment. In most companies with about 100 % ˜# = ' they are not liable to pay tax and be part of the pension funds administration, as the law # # # \‚

7 # ( pension. “Employers in Nigeria resorted to the use of contract/casual labour not just to cut ( # (# workers and the national economy, but also to deny their workers the right to belong to trade unions since they would be compelled to implement collective agreements, subject their conditions of service to the process of collective bargaining, which employers are not comfortable with because of greed and ego, or more importantly, assist employers in their search for escapist route away from workplace democracy, which globalisation has so far demonstrated of late.� Ola added that the issue of casualisation cannot be taken in isolation, but must be viewed in respect of the socio-economic factors that make people vulnerable to forced labour in the private sector. He called for a series of measures aimed at reducing vulnerability to forced labour, including % ' to all and sundry and supporting the organisation of workers in all sectors and industries vulnerable to forced labour. “To stem the tide of casualisation and % governments to strengthen the law, policy and enforcement with employers to strengthen due diligence against forced labour, including their supply chains, and with trade unions to represent and empower those at risk,� he said. Speaking at the 2014 delegate conference recently, former President of the Petroleum

> 3 $ of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), Mr. Babatunde Ogun said: “Casualisation and contract employment for jobs that should ordinarily be permanent and pensionable in nature continues unabated in the oil and gas sector in Nigeria as many employers now resort to changing the permanent model of employment to suit their personal purpose.� The International Labour Organisation (ILO) recently disclosed that forced labour in the private economy generates $150 billion # # ' more than previously estimated. ? @&/ # J J ~ The Economics of Forced Labour�, said twothirds of the estimated total of $150 billion, or $99 billion, came from commercial sex exploitation, while another $51 billion came from forced economic exploitation, including domestic work, agriculture and other economic activities. “This new report takes our understanding % ' slavery to a new level,� said ILO DirectorGeneral, Guy Ryder, adding that “forced labour is bad for business and development especially for its victims. Our new report

' # ' practice as soon as possible.�

Minister of Labour, Emeka Wogu ? ' @&/ published in 2012 that estimated the number # # ' % modern slavery at 21 million. A visit to some industrial area in any part of the country reveals majority of intending factory workers queuing as early as 6am at the entrances of the companies, mostly owned by Asians, to be absorbed either for daily or weekly employments, but never for permanent places as the employers are only looking for cheap labour. Workers in these factories work between 10 and 12 hours daily. Workers in those organisations are known Y in the course of discharging their duties. These injuries often range from minor to permanent disabilities, which force some out of jobs prematurely and without adequate compensation from the culpable organisations. There are many gory tales by workers who were one way or the other victims of Sunday Ajayi graduated six years ago from one of a Nigerian university. After a long search for job to no avail, he decided to enrol # ( # % where he received peanuts for his labour. He had to part with substantial part of his salary Y ' $ ( of working in the company, he still remains a % ' from the company should he decide to leave or get sacked. Olu Adewale, a HND graduate, could not secure a casual job with one of the banks in the country, which outsourced recruitment />! # ? pay the workers peanuts despite subjecting them to strenuous work conditions and targets. He has been working for four years

# 7 ; # they re-employ again as short-term contract workers, where rights to freedom of association are limited, social entitlements curtailed, and career paths become vague or non-existent. For over a decade, casualisation of workers has been a major cause of _ > / labour has had to picket many workplaces to exert pressure on such company’s managements to review the employment status of casual workers.

Casualisation and contract employment for jobs that should ordinarily be permanent and pensionable in nature continues unabated in the oil and gas sector in Nigeria as many employers now resort to changing the permanent model of employment to suit their personal purpose A member of the TUC, Mr. Jerry Amah, is of the view that although many workers are simply slaving and wasting away due to the casual status imposed by their companies, most of them are scared of walking away ' themselves due to the high unemployment rate and economic uncertainty in the country. While owners of multinational organisations ‘import’ their foreign brothers into the country to take up full time # ' Z place Nigerian workers on contract to deny ' Z Y ' Apart from the fact that this has increased # _ renders the citizens, who are supposed be Y ' impoverished and completely hopeless. Much as the NLC has tried to stem the antilabour practice through picketing and other measures as allowed by law, the Federal Government has actually been adamant to this new method of slavery.

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Why family businesses go extinct in Nigeria While family businesses are on the increase in other parts of the world, the reverse is the case in Nigeria as such ventures are frequently hitting the rocks. Family businesses in other climes provide employments for a huge percentage of the citizens. In Asia and indeed other developed economies, family businesses survive their founders. JOHNMARK UKOKO examines what could be done to ensure that such businesses live beyond their founders in Nigeria.

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n the 1960s and the late 80s, it is on record that many family businesses sprang up in Nigeria. They included Balogun Group of companies founded by the late Alhaji Lai Balogun; Sanusi Brothers Group of companies owned by the late Ayodele Sanusi, and Ekene Dili Chukwu Group of companies founded by the late Chief Augustine Ilodibe, and a host of other family transport companies. Some other well-known family ' # owned by the late business mogul, Bashorun M.K.O Abiola; the defunct Irawo Group of companies founded by the late Chief Patrick Ayodele Irawo; Sunrise Group of companies founded by the late Chief Ajibade Falodu, and a of Nigerians employment. Most of these businesses thrived while their founders were alive, but folded up few years after their demise. Giving reasons why family businesses hardly survive after their founders’ demise, former Chairman of Ibadan branch of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Babatunde Aiku (SAN),

Z ' inability of successors to sustain the founders’ vision. He said fear of similar fate has discouraged many investors from establishing family businesses. Aiku said this in Ibadan, Oyo State capital, during a lecture entitled ‘Professionals, Family Businesses and the Nigerian Economy’ to mark this year’s Mid-year Meeting/Annual Dinner of the Board of Fellows of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN), Oyo State chapter. ? Z businesses were thriving in other parts of the world, their counterparts in Nigeria are winding-up few years after their founders passed on, adding that Nigerians should work to reverse the trend if they would encourage investors to establish businesses that will last for generations. “Family businesses are on the increase in other parts of the world, but the reverse is the case in Nigeria where Z % ; of the well-known family businesses wind up shortly after their founders die?� $ Z collapse of family businesses few years after their owners passed on is due to the “reluctance by successors to the founders to reposition the businesses greed,� adding that family businesses in the country could improve the recognise and support them. ;

businesses, which is easy to form and $ % Z to many investors, noting that people Z # A businessman, Alhaji Aliu Balat, Managing Director of Global Ventures Services Limited, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch, said several Nigerian businessmen/women are apprehensive of establishing businesses because they fear the venture may not outlive them. ` # (# of processed agricultural produce,

Z ' business failures to the reluctance by successors to the founders to reposition the businesses. He stressed that the harsh economic climate in the country is another major factor why many family businesses hardly survive after their founders’ death, adding that the founders knew the terrain of the businesses they set-up ' Z of such businesses collapse few years after they passed on. The businessman further disclosed that family businesses are supported by governments in Japan, China and many of the countries known as ‘Asian Tigers’, adding that some businesses ( decades in spite of their founders’ death. Balat’s view is shared by former chairman of Ibadan NBA, who stated that family businesses could survive for ages with support from the government and an enabling environment. According to him, family businesses can improve and survive if reasonable support them by government, adding that the dwindling growth of the country’s economy could be partly responsible for dying family businesses in the society. “Most family businesses, which acted as catalysts for development of the economy, have been forced to close down,� he said. ? (# described as “apprenticeship tradition of the Jews� which, according to him, have somewhat fostered the survival of their family businesses, adding that it is crystal clear that majority of Nigerian family businesses have failed the continuity test following their proprietors’ demise. A lecturer at the Lagos State Polytechnic, Mr. Monday Ojo, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch said corruption on the part of successors to the founders of family businesses was one major reason the businesses collapse few years after the founders’ death.

Minister of Trade and Investment, Olusegun Aganga

The collapse of family businesses few years after their owners passed on is due to the “reluctance by successors to the founders to reposition the businesses for effective service delivery, and greed Ojo said many successors to the family businesses go there to loot resources to enable them to establish their own to the detriment of the ( successors to founders of family businesses go there to make their fortune, not to grow the business. In his view, “many Nigerian business managers have the penchant to loot the

' in their care. Some apply to work in family businesses with the aim to make a fortune, rather than turn the fortune of such businesses around.� The lecturer said that it takes a Z ' manager to grow family businesses to greater heights. According to him, “successful businesses are nurtured to greater ' Z managers, who will do all within their powers to ensure the businesses are well managed in line with the vision of the founders.� He also blamed failure of family

businesses on the founders’ failure to put a succession plan in place, adding that it is not a must for the spouses, kids or siblings of owners of the businesses to succeed them. “Records abound everywhere that founders of thriving family businesses do not put in place a succession plan in the event of death. Some simply tell their spouses, siblings or kids to take over when they passed on. Many of these family members may not understand or have what it takes to run the businesses they aspire to manage. ; ( # generation churches� that were booming when the founders were alive, but crashed few years after the founders passed on simply because the wife or son of the founder assumed leadership of the organisation in 7 # (# ' ' Z Y ' * % Guinness, Cadbury, Ford and many others were established as family businesses by their founders, but have outgrown the vision of their founders after they passed on,� Ojo said, while advising owners of family businesses to put in place a succession plan with regard to who takes over from them when they retire or die. He recalled (# R * Kashimawo Abiola, whose failure to put a succession plan in place before his sudden death led to the collapse of all He said, “let me advise owners of family businesses to learn from the mistake of the late Chief M. K. O. Abiola, whose failure to groom and put in place a succession plan before his premature death led to many of his companies closing down few years after his death. In most cases, # ' Z family members when it comes to who takes over the running of successful companies.� It would be recalled that in the 60’s to the late 80’s many family transport # ( country, but shut down on the death of their founders, while very few are still struggling to survive.

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Business associations: How relevant to economic growth? During the military era, patronage between business associations and the governments was quid pro quo. But today, politics seems to have altered all that. Yet stakeholders don’t cease to ask whether business associations, despite its proliferation, is still relevant to its members and the growth of the economy. ABIODUN AWOGBEMI writes.

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here are many facets of business associations in Nigeria with each claiming to respond to the needs of members, society and the economy. But economic observers view the proliferation of business associations as a way to feather the nests of a few powerful stakeholders. After Independence, there was need to broaden the economy with experts input, a move that led to the coming together of splinter associations to join the chambers of commerce movement in order to assist the government in the areas of policy formulation for the economy. A look into the associations’ roles, aims and objectives reveal how relevant they are to the economy in the present democratic dispensation. There is the Organised Private Sector (OPS), the informal sector which controls almost 70 percent of the trade sector, the trade union as well as labour unions. ? /J # ' associations which came together as a formidable group to speak with one voice, especially with the advent of politics, which has rocked every facet of the economy where the struggle for the control of the economy is the order of the day. Also, those within to the corridors of power who formed business associations enjoyed government patronage due to political considerations. According to Mr. Steve Onwubiko, an OPS practitioner, the organised private sector comprises associations of business advocacy groups, which are organised to advocate a conducive business environment and % the economy. Members of the OPS include Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA), National Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) and National Association of Medium Scale Enterprises (NASME).

Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) NACCIMA was founded in 1960 as a voluntary association of manufacturers, merchants, mines, trade groups that network for the common good. According to NACCIMA’s President, Alhaji Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, the association is the oldest, and a forerunner to the OPS, with about 49 chambers, four bilateral chambers, seven business/ professional associations and 241 corporate members. He said the association was established in 1960, and its membership is voluntary and encourages city, state and bilateral chambers, business/professional associations and corporate bodies. “One of the major roles of the association is to champion the course of business through its advocacy role

_ # ' # The principal objectives of the association among others are the promotion, protection and # Z business, encouragement of an orderly expansion and development of all segment of the nation and contribute to the overall economic stability of the nation. Also, the association encourages and promotes the nation’s private sector and provides a network for national and international business contact and opportunities. Despite the lofty objectives and vision of being revered as the pillar of business that supports the growth and development of private enterprises and initiatives, some of the corporate members are of the # ' from the association. A member who preferred anonymity said he joined the

# ' his business, but all he received from time to time from the secretariat is request for subscription. “If you look into the association’s

correspondence for subscription and request for assistance, but had not received any opportunity through the association. However, the association’s president stated that members are not supposed to be looking for what the association can do for him but rather what they can do for the

' members and the nation at large. He said in recognition of the role in the growth and development of the nation’s economy by government, NACCIMA and other OPS members are represented He added that during the military era, NACCIMA was a reference point for business advocacy in the country when it prepared pre-budget memorandum for the government which was put into consideration # # ' Also, it was the representative of government at every business discussion within and outside the country, but today, politicians have hijacked its functions as only civil servants and politicians represent the country, and sign memorandum of understanding even when such

MAN President, Kola Jamodu

was in negation of Nigeria’s business policies. Also, the Coordinating * # not involve the associations again in business policy formulation making the association to go a step further to have a legislative assistance in the National Assembly who briefs it of any business bill in the House. According to a member, the government erred in its economic policy of not carrying the business groups along in policy formulation which knows where the shoe pinches, and this has led to the constant somersault of government business policies. The association’s president said the body performs many other functions such as providing a network of national and international business contacts and opportunities; promotes, protects and develops

Z industry, mines and agriculture and other forms of private economic activities by all lawful means. NACCIMA President, Muhammad Other functions, according to Badaru Abubakar Badaru, include contributing to the community, encouraging an the overall economic stability of orderly expansion and development of all segments of community, and contributing to the social, political and economic development of Nigeria.

One of the major roles of the association is to champion the course of business through its advocacy role and policies

Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) The association, according to # promote, in close cooperation with its members, other organs of the Organised Private Sector (OPS), the government and other stakeholders in the economy, as well as provide an enabling environment for industrial development, growth and prosperity of the society at large. The association is regarded as a national industrial association serving and representing nearly 2000 companies in private and public sectors in the manufacturing, construction and service sectors of the national economy. The president of the association, former Continued on Page 59

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Politics Why I want my second term back – Ohakim Former Governor of Imo State, Chief

EMMA MGBEAHURIKE my administration were largely borne out of the fact that my administration was ahead of its time. At the time, I did not exactly know how much public education and marketing of my administration’s policies I needed to have embarked upon before pushing for their implementation. Most of the decisions and actions we took between 2007 and 2011 that became issues are now being replicated in Imo and other states without any quarrel because I have paid the price. These however imply that we had been on the right track all along. My policies were futuristic and my only regret is that I did not market them adequately before nudging my people ahead. But with the events of today, I stand vindicated. Some may build for the gallery, but I built for posterity.

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I was misunderstood, misconstrued and deliberately misrepresented in some quarters. For me, it is all history now and as long as Imo is at peace it is alright by me. However, in the twilight of my administration, a massive conspiracy was hatched to denigrate my person and defame my administration with all sorts of ‘moonlight tales’ spread about me. Due to deliberate machinations to make my tenure # ' @

1000 petitions against me, mostly by people I do not even know, who were alleging all sorts of ‘impossible’ things. In my time, there was no political assassination; no political intimidation; no bombing or arson. Yet, some people were so desperate to undermine me and were able to engineer over 1000 petitions against me. But I wish to categorically state that till date, not a single charge has been entered against me in any court in Nigeria. In what areas did the misconceptions The misconceptions that left dents on

Without mincing words, I can tell you right away that my administration left behind a N26.8 billion in various accounts, which I personally handed over to Governor Rochas Okorocha. We also left N13.2 billion bond proceed Q`$ # # Y – ' Z ' Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had against complaints and petitions of stakeholders, endorsed the re-application of the fund to other uses. And that was merely a license to squander the money. On the water situation in the state capital, the

' Z ' ; # of pipe-borne water in the state capital in the last 38 months, I can tell you for certain that epidemic looms in Owerri. It is unimaginable that Owerri could have been brought to its knees in so short a time. I say this because at the time I {‚\\ @ \ �‚‚ functional water infrastructures across the state. We trained and engaged 300 technicians to manage these water # Y ' @ to understand, Governor Okorocha sacked all the technicians immediately �‚ # of these water projects have collapsed and for about three years now, the taps have remained dry in the state capital. @ # $ Z had a water roadmap that would have ensured pipe-borne water in every

kitchen in the state capital by 2015. the present administration with some ! Honestly, I cannot place their priority and I doubt if many people can. What can be easily appreciated is the apparent penchant for misplacing priorities by the present administration. Can you compare 10,000 graduate jobs to 10,000 empty halls? While there was an existing Ahiajoku Conference Centre, the present administration had replicated another conference centre and what can I say to that? Simply, I am happy that Imo people are beginning to come to terms with all that my administration stood for. We \‚ ‚‚‚ Y ' of people scandalised it. But when the ' % ' /% they came out to tell the world that indeed they were being paid full salaries before Okorocha sacked them. Today, ' ' {| ‚‚‚ jobs and you ask yourself, is the entire Imo workforce at present up to 25,000? " !

# $ I can beat my chest and tell you that no single project initiated by my administration failed, depending # Y Not one project I started failed. No developmental initiative we embarked upon was without a feasibility study, comprehensive plan and design. All the roads I did have designs and plans and no contractor that worked for Imo at the time failed to present an Advance Payment Guarantee. Look at the 23km road at Okorocha’s country home - from Isiekenesi to Osina with bridges. It is still the only standard road within the area. The road from Owerri, leading to Okatankwu bridge has a 50-year guarantee. I was running those street lights that ' / |{ dedicated generators. Today; I cannot tell what has become of all those generators. No zone in the state ever raised a single petition that they were marginalised as projects, appointments and empowerment packages were evenly distributed. $ Continued on Page 16

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Why I want my second term back – Ohakim my truncated tenure, but that would depend largely on the approval of my party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). If my party thinks otherwise I will shelve the ambition and fall in line in whatever area it may want me to serve. I am not a desperate aspirant. I know the rope and I know the rules.

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of your house in Owerri? Well, I have been kept by the Almighty. But I want to thank the media for their support when my only house in the city of Owerri was bombed in spite of the fact that some miscreants wanted to politicise the tragedy. I would have lost my son and wife in that tragedy but thank God I’m still here talking to you. I have deliberately stayed in the background, not just because of the destruction of my home. There is always a point in your life that you need to sit down and ruminate over things. You know the quantum of unpleasant things said about Ikedi Ohakim. Even in relation to the house, you all remember when it was said on a live television programme that I had six houses on Wetheral road and about 40 others across the state. Needless to mention other properties credited to me in South Africa. If I had another house in Owerri outside the bungalow that was bombed, which I built when I was a commissioner in the state, would I be operating today from my village? The same people that levelled all these accusations are in government today. The governor’s son in-law is the Commissioner for Lands, Housing and Urban Development. They are in a ' Z # # of all my properties in Owerri and show them to the world. It is more than three years now, and they have been unable to prove the massive acquisition of properties they accused me of. It vindicates me and goes further to prove @ ' were desperate to grab power. Today, % ' Z –

Ohakim tea party. What about the criticism of President Goodluck Jonathan by a section of the country? This is an issue that calls for maturity among the political class and their surrogates. The undue bashing of President Jonathan by a section of the society is unfortunate and it is most erroneous to assume that tearing down the image of Mr. President for some perceived gains can elevate anybody. Whichever way we look at it, President Jonathan is the symbol and image of this

country and the idea of assuming that any crisis in the country is Jonathan’s crisis is as retrogressive as it is selfdestructive. Nigeria is our project and it is our obligation to make Nigeria work even if we have to shelve some interests. I therefore maintain that the President has not been fairly treated and urge the news media to rise up to the occasion and as situation arises, to give needed direction to the Nigerian populace.

My desire is to complete my truncated tenure, but that would depend largely on the approval of my party. If my party thinks otherwise I will shelve the ambition and fall in line in whatever area it may want me to serve

Could you talk about your 2015 ambition? Naturally, my desire is to complete

Osun Guber: Reckoning time only 7 days away Michael Olanrewaju, Osogbo

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basic understanding of the structures on ground for the election are essential for analysis of the possible outcome. First, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has disclosed that it has registered about 1.4 million eligible voters for the Osun governorship election. The Commission also disclosed that only those who have collected their Permanent Voters Card (PVC) would be allowed to vote. While a civil society organisation - Justice and Equity Organisation - has disclosed that feverish campaigns for the election is reaching the peak, over 400,000 PVCs that would be used to vote in the election have not been collected by the electorate. The group, therefore, appealed to registered voters to collect their PVCs at the designated @>+R ? # which is accredited by INEC to observe the distribution of PVCs and monitor the August 9 governorship election, made the appeal while addressing a press conference in Osogbo. Coordinator of the group, Mr. Bafunsho Tunde, expressed the need for registered voters to visit their various INEC local J.R it is only voters with the cards that would allowed to vote on election day. Tunde, who bemoaned the huge number of unclaimed PVCs during Ekiti State governorship election, advised the electorate in Osun State to collect their PVCs, the only guarantee to electing the right candidate to govern them. According to him, “the distribution of PVCs in Osun State, which began on March 7, 2014 is still going on without any condition. INEC is very transparent, independent, non-partisan and has not been requesting and would never ask for your party identity before it releases your PVCs.� A human rights group has, however, raised an alarm that about 400,000 have not collected their PVCs, leaving a net balance of one million

Omisore (PDP) voters. However, about 50 per cent might have collected theirs, thus pushing the eligible = \ { # # Another fundamental observation is that INEC registered 20 candidates and their parties to contest the election. They include the All Progressives Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), Social Democratic Party (SDP), Accord Party (AP), Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN), National Conscience Party (NCP), All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Action Alliance (AA) as well as others. The prominent three seen on the streets campaigning everyday are $JR J!J &J _ !J occasionally. The leading parties have their presence well in the three senatorial districts of the state but with varying degrees. In the Osun East Senatorial District, the APC may coast home with about 50 per cent of the votes, followed ' J!J ' ž‚ # – &J about eight per cent and others with about two per cent. This development might not be unconnected with the fact of the place birth of the candidates of the political parties. Aregbesola of the APC hails from Ijesaland,

Gov Aregbesola (APC) which has six local councils - Atakumosa East, Atakumosa West, Ilesa East, Ilesa West, Oriade and Obokun. Senator Iyiola Omisore of the PDP hails from Ile-Ife with four councils, namely Ife Central, Ife North, @ + @ Modakeke. The votes in this area may go the way of the PDP candidate regardless of the APC campaigns, which actually began in Ile-Ife. Few would probably cast their votes for the LP candidate, Alhaji Fatai Ajibade, as a result of his astute qualities in politics, especially when he was the Secretary to the State Government under former Governor Olagunsoye Oyinlola. The APC may get the bulk of the votes in Osun Central Senatorial District. This is because most of the cosmopolitan communities like Osogbo, Olorunda Ifelodun, Odo-Otina and Boripe lcouncils may vote for the APC candidate as a result of their fanatical support for infrastructural transformation of their areas by the administration of Aregbesola. Even the distant ones like Ila, Ifedayo and Boluwaduro are not left out. The PDP candidate may garner a few votes in the suburb. The APC may ganner more than half of the votes cast,

while the PDP and LP. Osun West Senatorial District might ' parties as Labour may spring a surprise while the APC and PDP might each struggle for one-third of the votes cast. This is because _ &J $ Y Y Akinbade, aka Soludero - ( a man that provides succour for his people) - will play a vital role in securing votes for him, as he hails from Ogbagba in Olaoluwa Local Government Area. _ @ ' % by the current Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Adeoti. In Ede North and South, it would be a thug of war between the loyalists of Senator Isiaka Adeleke and those of the former Speaker of the State House of Assembly as well as his staunch follower, Alhaji Adejare Bello. He is now the deputy governorship candidate of the PDP, while Adeleke has defected to the APC. The PDP would show a strong force in a place like Ayedade council with leaders % * J $ $ Y " Adesiyan.

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kwa Ibom State Director of Sports, Dickson Aniedi, is in ‘Cloud 9’ after the victory of the state’s darling team on Sunday against highly rated Sharks Football Club of Port Harcourt inside the Sharks Stadium. Aniedi expressed his delight while reacting to last % second stanza of the league where Akwa stunned Sharks in Port Harcourt. He told League Watch that the victory of Akwa United over Shark surprised him

Z ' possibly to understanding in the team. He expressed the hope that the team would

continue in this positive light. “You see, I must tell you the truth, I am so happy for the Akwa’s victory over Sharks of Port Harcourt,� Aniedi began. “I watched the match and I must commend both sides for playing good football on that day. “It was a tough match. Sharks are a very good side and I am happy that Akwa match of the second stanza of the league which I believe will boost their morale. “What is more interesting about the victory is that it was secured in Sharks’ own back yard, inside Sharks’ Stadium in Port Harcourt.

To tell you the truth, I was praying for a draw but Akwa surprised me by that victory. “It was indeed an important victory. With that victory, what it means is that Akwa defeated Sharks home and away,� Aniedi said. “What I observed during the match is that Akwa United is now playing like a team. I noticed that the players now understand ' Z “I believe that they will ' Z progresses because like I said earlier, the team is # ' Z € $ said.

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/ Heartland Football Club of Owerri, Cajetan Nkwopara, said the club had put behind them the hands of Lobi Stars of Makurdi in last weekend’s league match in Makurdi. Nkwopara stated this in a chat with Newswatch Sports during the week. He said the lost was very disappointing particularly as the Nazi millionaires were leading before Lobi were awarded a controversial penalty that brought the game at parity. He further explained that Lobi scored their winning goal in injury time as a result of the mistake that Heartland made in course of the match. He promised that the Nazi millionaires have learnt from their mistake and assured that such mistake will not rear its ugly head in their future matches. In the words of Nkwopara: “We have put our defeat in the hands of Lobi behind us,� Nkwopara began.

“The defeat was a disappointing one because Heartland was leading before Lobi equalized through a very controversial penalty that was awarded them. “Their winning goal came about two and half minutes into the four minutes added time. It came as a result of the mistake that we made. “We have learnt from our mistake and I am sure

such a mistake will never occur again in any of our subsequent matches,� Nkwopara assured. Speaking on their preparation for their next league, the experience was no cause for alarm as the Nazi millionaires are working very hard to ensure that they perform ' Z

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t is no longer news that Glo Premier League table toppers, Kano Pillars Football Club last weekend hands of Dolphins of Port of the second stanza of 2013/14 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), ' * / the Kano based side, Idris Mailikawa, said they were still on course. He explained that what happened in Port Harcourt was football and should not ' because according to him, in the round leather game ‘you win some, you lose some’. He assured that Pillars would bounce back stronger from the Port Harcourt defeat. “We are on course despite hands of Dolphins Football Club,� Mailikawa began. “In football, there are three basic results that you must get whether you like it or not in football and the results are; victory, draw and defeat. So, what happened in Port Harcourt is one of the three results and so, there is no cause for alarm. It should not be given any other interpretation. “Moreover, in the game of football, you must get prepared for the

We’re still on cause despite defeat -Pillars three results I had earlier mentioned. Therefore, whatever result that comes your way you must be ready to accept it in good fate. And Pillars have accepted the result and we have put it behind us,� Mailikawa said. Speaking on their preparations for their next league match and the prospect of their newly recruited players,

Mailikawa said that Pillars have no problems as they are training well to ensure that they remain focus as the league has entered a crucial stage. On the newly recruited players of the team, the J = * explained that some of the players featured in their match against Dolphins, saying they are adjusting well with life in Pillars.

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Wolves’ penalty gave them edge-Lawal

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he General Manager of Kaduna United Football Club and former Super Eagles’ utility player, Garuba Lawal, has declared that the penalty that Warri Wolves Football Club had in the last % = second stanza of the 2013/14 league season gave them edge over his side, Kaduna United. According to Lawal, the conversion of the penalty by Wolves gave them victory on the day his boys came out in their true element, but were subdued by the penalty Wolves got. He said he was not

disappointed because in football it is either you win, draw or lose. Lawal, however, expressed optimism that Kaduna United will do well in the league even as he revealed that they are training very hard to ensure that they Z # that they want. “I am not disappointed because of the result, though I would have preferred it if ' players gave good account of themselves in the encounter,� Lawal started. “Of course in the game of

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Team Pillars Abia Giwa Nasarawa Wolves Akwa Dolphins Sharks Sunshine Enyimba Lobi Taraba Rangers Heartland Bayelsa El Kanemi Crown Kaduna Gombe Nembe

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D 7 3 4 4 4 4 6 6 9 5 1 1 3 9 3 5 3 3 5 7

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F 30 28 20 21 21 19 22 22 29 18 23 14 25 19 26 2 16 16 21 9

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football it is either you win, draw or you lose. So, any of the three result that comes your way should be taken in good fate. “Wolves’ victory came through a penalty awarded them which they converted. So, I don’t have any problem with that,� Lawal declared. “Well, as far as preparations for our subsequent matches are concerned, we are not leaving any stone unturned because we are training seriously. “We are aware of the task ahead of us because we know that this second stanza ' because every team will like to win every of their matches. “Despite our current position on the league log, I sincerely believe that Kaduna United has all it takes to not only survive, but also to be in

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Sports/EURO League Rodriguez ready to fight for shirt

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Neymar on road to recovery N eymar has revealed he will soon be able to train with Barcelona as he continues to recover from the back injury that ended his World Cup. Brazil’s star man vertebra in the host = 7 victory over Colombia, following a robust challenge from Juan Camilo Zuniga. Neymar was duly unable to play a part in Germany, which saw Brazil subjected to

an embarrassing 7-1 trouncing. However, the 22-yearold expects to be back in action soon, having initially been expected to miss Four to six weeks

Y on July 4. Speaking at a sponsorship launch in Tokyo, Neymar said: * Y Z ' Z @ from my back injury

@ @ \‚‚¥ come back to training with my team-mates. We

are looking forward to having a great season.� Neymar is keen to put his World Cup heartache behind him by helping Barcelona to glory in # under Luis Enrique. ~ @ # @ can have a great season with my Barcelona teammates. Hopefully we can win titles that are what we are looking for and what we want. @ % Barcelona supporters happy, and also Brazil national team supporters as well.�

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fter news broke out on Monday that 34-year-old Brazilian World Cup winner, Ronaldinho has left Atletico Mineiro, his brother and agent Roberto de Assis had claimed the mercurial playmaker is not thinking about retirement but would announce his next club two days later. But when the time came on Wednesday for Ronaldinho to make the announcement, the former Barcelona

* Z % has yet to think about his future. Ronaldinho’s last appearance for Mineiro was in the second leg of the Recopa Sudamericana, which the Brazilian club won 5-3 on aggregate over Lanus of Argentina. “To tell you the truth, @ = ## to think about my

eal Madrid’s James Rodriguez says he is well aware of the challenge he faces in securing a starting place during his debut season. The Colombia international completed a move to the Santiago Bernabeu earlier this month in a deal reported to be ¢ Â‚ after impressing at the World Cup in Brazil. Having spent a season with Monaco in Ligue 1, Rodriguez is now preparing to bolster a squad already featuring formidable

Z % of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Angel di Maria. The former Porto playmaker does not consider himself a guaranteed starter, despite his price tag, and # $ Z @= ## ' ' here is a dream come true.

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Evra relishing‘new adventure’at Juventus

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atrice Evra cannot wait to get started at Juventus after arriving in Turin on Wednesday evening. The 33-year-old left-back moved from Man Utd to the Bianconeri on a two-year deal for an undisclosed fee thought to be in the region of £1.5millon. He is looking forward to the challenge ahead as Juve try to win the Serie A title for a fourth successive year. @= # ' @ % @ " win.� + ' as new Juventus player on Thursday, '= ?. ~ ? " ' @ @

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Mourinho: We have a complete squad

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future yet,� he said on Wednesday. @ % to chill out, enjoy the (Recopa) title, and let my brother solve things about the club, so next % @= where my future will

be.� The sudden departure of Ronaldinho from Mineiro after three seasons with the Brazilian Serie A club has sparked a frenzy of speculation of where he may be headed next.

helsea Manager, Jose Mourinho said he is ‘so happy’ with the squad at his disposal, having acted quickly to get bodies on board. According to him, changes were inevitable at ` back at the helm having failed to deliver major silverware. That issue has been addressed, with a number of players moved in and out. Romelu Lukaku became the latest to depart on Wednesday, as he completed a ÂŁ28million move to Everton, but that sale was sanctioned on the back of deals for Diego Costa and the returning Didier Drogba. @ Y # ' though, with Filipe Luis drafted in to cover the loss of Ashley Cole at left-back and World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas adding creativity and experience to the Mourinho is delighted to have completed his business early and believes that a group which blends seasoned professionals with exciting youngsters will ' ( # {‚\žX\| ~ ; are so happy with the squad we have. We feel that the correct squad is exactly this type of squad we have, with people like Didier and John Terry, but at the same time people like (Andreas) Christensen and :> < $% ; 7 @ repeat, the club was fantastic in the way they worked so hard and so fast to get Diego, Filipe and Fabregas.â€?

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Keep eyes off Emenike ...Fenerbahce chairman warns Euro clubs

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R # # £16 million bid for the Fenerbahce star. The Blues have made % priority this season. They are one of several clubs reportedly in the hunt R % Wilfried Bony, as per ` ! Mirror, but are primarily % ' Romelu Lukaku back to Goodison Park, as noted ' ? Independent. It is easy to see why Lukaku is Roberto Martinez’s key transfer ? ` \| š\ J & appearances with the club last season, thrived # = side and became a # # Goodison Park. / = him,� Martinez told fans,

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Soulmate

With Amina Brai Omoike amina.omoike@mydailynewswatchng.com Tel: 0708-737-6877

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' oil worker on Bonny Island. trips. Recently, he returned from one of such trips and confessed # ( All the while, I have always been % this relationship. I am so disrupt. Should I leave? Diana, Abuja

The guy obviously doesn’t want you. He has said it in subtle ways. Actions, they say, speak louder than voice. When a guy starts to make excuses, it only means that he doesn’t care if you jump into the nearest lagoon. You might say he was honest enough to confess his sin to you, but the truth is that he knew $%&'($)*+-(/011(2)*()34(&5-(6+*7'8-(0'( out to you. Even if he made a mistake by falling for his ex, he would have found 0'(/78"2(%&7-(')(9)5:811(0'(')(2)*;(( ( -)5<'(188('%01(&1(&(9)5:8110)5;(( '(01(=)78( ):(&5(> (&=('078-():('%01($)=&5;(( (%)/8( '%01(9%&181(%87(&$&24<(( (%)/8(2)*(&78( wiser now.

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� ' telling me that she doesn’t want to get pregnant. What will I do? Onyi, Lagos 1(18I('%8(=)1'(0=/)7'&5'('%05J(')( 2)*(05(&(78+&'0)51%0/K(( :(2)*(%&B8('708-( and she kept saying no, then respect her decision. She has said she doesn’t $&5'(')(J8'(/78J5&5';(( ('%05F('%&'(01(&( good enough reason. When a girl gets pregnant outside marriage, her whole life literally comes to an end. Women

think about many things like ‘what if you abandon her;’ ‘what if you deny the pregnancy;’ ‘what would her family do;’ ‘what would become of her career’ and many more. Why are you so bent on having sex with her before marriage? 1(1%8(5)'(J)05J(')(68(2)*7($0:8(1))5K(( ( think you should be happy that you have &($)=&5('%&'(%&1(-890-8-(')(1'&2()3(18I( :)7(5)$;(( 5('%8(+)5J(7*54(1%8(01(1&B05J( you a lot of trouble. For instance, if she gets pregnant now, you might be forced to marry her immediately. Are you ready :)7(=&770&J8(@5&590&++24(=&'870&++2(&5-( even mentally? Think about it.

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started dating a guy four years ago. We planned to get married but recently, he started drinking and smoking. I cannot marry a man that does these things yet I can’t just end the relationship. What do I do? Juliet, Benin

Ken, 38, from Benue State is quiet, humble, gentle with a great sense of humour needs a plump/fat, charming,

Z % ( starved and rich lady from Adamawa, ` ! + state, Imo, Osun or Lagos state. She ' work in a multinational oil company,

# $' Y J ` ` ' | 5 inches to 6 feet; age 25 to 48. Call: 08139413227

Ade, 60, living in Abeokuta, needs a ' 40 and 45, ready for relationship that can lead to marriage. Call 07089765916 Ade from Ogun State, 35 years based in Lagos, average height, good % @ 3 lady between 25 to 30 years. No _ Call: 08155540344 I need a wealthy sugar daddy. Call: 09096542634 Jimmy needs a sugar mummy. Call: 07063835932 Terwase from Benue State but resides in Lagos. Call: 09035947495 Olu, 40, needs a sugar mummy for a relationship. Call: 07054106265

I’m criticised because of my young lover

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$ are the elderly, which may be related to a decline in health associated with ageing. But Asiphe Ndlela, a psychologist, ties lack of sexual interest to a woman’s relationship with her partner. Ndlela says men need a place for having sex, women need a purpose. “Female sexuality is complex. At its core is a need for closeness and intimacy. Women also have physical needs. When there is an emotional or physical problem, they can have sexual problems.� She says lack of interest in sex can also be triggered by family problems, Y ' worries, in-law problems, childcare responsibilities, managing a career and children, previous or current physical and/or emotional abuse, past history of sexual abuse, fatigue and depression. For women, the inability to become physically aroused during sexual activity often involves ' says. “The inability to become aroused also may be related to anxiety or inadequate stimulation. In addition, researchers are investigating how ' _ # ' vagina and clitoris may contribute to arousal problems.� Ndlela says the biggest problem is that most men get sex education from their friends, TV and porn movies. She says in porn movies, women are portrayed as objects that just get aroused without proper stimulation; who have swift orgasms. “Pornography leads single men to ' Z a lot of sex. And they wonder why = Z @ ( is portrayed in porn and they fail to understand this.� She says women are much more interested in romance and relationship than in casual intercourse. And while some women love sex (sometimes more than their partners). In response to my readers’ request, I have packaged some of my previous articles into a book with the title: +>"/}@>3 3 +$? + &@)+ } call me on 08112658560 for the book. No one is like your partner Thinking of one man or woman ' ' Z # illusion. There is actually no one like your partner. Whatever you see in the other person that make you feel like preferring him or her to your partner is make belief. Unknown to you, their partners are also wishing there is a ' Z ; when we are with those other people because we want to impress them. So, we try to present our best of character

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arriage devoid of honesty has been dismissed in many quarters as dead, and rightly so. However, stakeholders in the institution believe that there are situations when it should be given the back seat. Honesty refers to a facet of moral character, and connotes positive and virtuous

Z ' and straightforwardness; including straightforwardness of conduct, along with the absence of lying, cheating, theft, etc. Furthermore, honesty means being trustworthy, loyal, fair, and sincere. Among all these, honesty depicts more of revealing the truth at all times, irrespective of the condition. Honesty is valued in many ethnic and religious cultures. It was one time America President, Benjamin Franklin, who posited that “Honesty is the best policy� followed by a colleague of his, Thomas "

# ' % € ` understood the importance of honesty in every aspect of life. “The man I must marry must be romantic, tall, handsome, trustworthy and above all honest.� This had been the lines of many a woman when asked to paint the picture of their ideal husbands. Every woman wants a man who would tell them the truth at all times; a man who eats, drinks and breathes honesty. But is this quality actually feasible in our everyday existence? Is it a situational variable ' ' Y Z ™ ? # ! ' % new generation banks on the island narrated, “I have always believed in honesty that is laying ' ' Z ' Z / # member was seconded to my bank, and placed directly under my supervision. She was a girl of about 24 years, black and had everything in the right place; she was beautiful in its entire nine Z * @ Z @ the courage she had to approach me and make a pass. I gave her a polite ‘no’ with the excuse that I was married. At home later I narrated the event to my wife with the innocence of a child. Ever since then, things are no longer the same as my wife sees me as a Casanova who

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Being honest with each other doesn’t mean you must share every single thought, dream, fear, or fantasy with your spouse. Honesty may be a double-edge sword in your marriage. Knowing what to share and what not to share is an important communication skill for couples to learn and use in their marriage. There are many Thompsons out there who had got into one trouble or another with their spouses just because they felt it was appropriate to share whatever they got involved into. There are valid reasons for keeping a secret # } = defend not revealing embarrassing or hurtful moments from your past. It is possible that the secret involves someone else who asked that the story not be told. There are many couples who have been married for a long time who have personal secrets that they haven’t shared with their spouse. The sense of space and the sense of privacy are important to many individuals. “I will never tell the truth about my spending € / housewife, who had in the times past revealed to her husband how the saves money from her home feeding allowances, and as a result, the husband had withdrawn her full allowance during the subsequent months saying he had been over indulging her. “Tell me; is it a crime to have told my husband the truth�? She queried. “The fact that my wife knows my monthly package has become an issue because she monitors it religiously until the last kobo. I can’t even make a personal purchase without having to answer questions. I can’t ‘dash’ someone money without accounting for it. This ' € / & # growing Pentecostal church around the Agege

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absence, there practically will be no peace in the home for a couple of days depending on her mood, especially if it involves the female folk. The honesty of the pastor had made his wife believe that he had been sleeping with female members. “How am I supposed to keep things away from my wife, especially in this vocation of mine,� he lamented. If you have a secret that you think you should share, but you are unsure about doing so, look at your own physical responses when you are hiding the secret. If your blood pressure ' % faster, or your breathing is heavier, or you are perspiring more, then these could be clues that you should share that particular secret.

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h o n e s t y i n m a r r i a ge “But it is believed that nobody can ever be hurt by what he does not know. That is why instead of telling lies, one should keep his mouth closed – it is not dishonesty,� says Mrs. Onyeka Igwegbu, a marriage counsellor. If you are keeping a secret because you don’t want to face a responsibility in your marriage, this can create problems. Withholding facts or information your spouse needs to know in decision making is harmful manipulation. Secrets that can hurt your marriage are ones concerning job problems, not paying bills, not revealing an illness, seeing family and friends secretly, lying about how you spend money,

Everything notwithstanding, honesty and trust remain vital to the success of a marriage. It’s a thin line between what secrets are acceptable and which ones will haunt an individual and hurt a marriage.

If you begin to feel distance in your marriage, and think it may be the result of a secret, then it is time to consult a professional counsellor or a minister. When it comes to marriage, secrets can cause real problems, and so does honesty. It all depends on how they are handled. Whether a spouse knows or not, hidden truth that the spouse should know about can spread through a marriage like a cancer. There are lies or secrets that a spouse suspects may be existent and there are lies that are % ' ' Z # If you’re the one doing the hiding, and you Y = % % sure you are right with God. Confess to Him what you have done and turn your life of sin over to Him in turn for receiving new life in Christ. By seeking God and being honest before Him, and receiving His grace, you can

ask for Him to prepare your spouse’s heart and mind for what you are going to tell him or her. Disappointment, heart-break, betrayal, shock, numbness, bewilderment are some of the strongest feelings one can experience. When the truth hurts, your feelings will hit you ' Z # # Z # truth you cannot handle. Most times, it pays to let the sleeping dog lie. “Sometime not long ago, I pressurised my husband to tell me some of his escapades,� Abigail, a small time business executive narrated. “Much as the activities were things that had taken place before I appeared on the scene I felt very bad and painfully retired to my shell, telling myself in the process that I shouldn’t have bothered. I learnt the hard way that one should not really stir the hornet’s nest.� Introducing honesty in marriage may bring

immense pain and feelings of anger and insecurity, but those feelings can make way to peace, healing, and abundant life. Even though it hurts, try to appreciate the power and importance of revealed truth. Yes, honesty may not be an option sometimes, but dishonesty is far from the replacement. Communication in marriage and talking things through with your spouse is essential. They told you the truth, now they can hear needed truth from you about what you’re feeling and thinking. It’s important that they honestly answer your questions, as well. Purging your relationship of suspicion, deception, anger, and fear will make way for peace, trust, respect, security, and a clearer understanding of how to maintain honesty in marriage. As long as you and your spouse choose to love each other, your marriage can handle a shaking without breaking.

Bridal Tips: How much for wedding gift? Continuedfrom last week The experts at TheKnot.com recommend using a 60-20-20 split if you’re trying to budget for several events for one couple. Spend 20% of your budget on the engagement party gift, 20% on a gift for a bridal shower or other pre-wedding occasion, and reserve 60% for the wedding gift itself. “Outline your budget ahead of time to see what is doable for you,� says TheKnot.com editor Jamie Miles. 3. Family always spends more. Much like the wedding party itself, there’s a hierarchy when it comes to the amount spent on gifts. And when you’re related to the bride or groom, budget a bit more for a gift than you would for a friend. “Your relationship to the couple should inform how much you’re giving,� Miles says. The majority of wedding guests who are friends of the bride and groom spent less than $100 for a gift, according to a 2010 survey by TheKnot. com. Relatives shelled out an average of $146 on wedding gifts and were twice as likely to spend more than $100 compared with friends of the couple.

– ƒ — ! Provencal is irrelevant. Couples spent an average $220 per guest at weddings in 2013, according to TheKnot.com, including $66 on food alone. But all of our experts agreed that basing the cost of your gift on how much you think the couple is spending on food and entertainment is an antiquated notion. “It’s a bad idea to use the price-per-plate as a measure for how much you should spend on the wedding gift,â€? says Jessica Silvester, a deputy editor and wedding expert with New York magazine. “You wouldn’t give your best friend a less expensive gift just because she was having a € ˜ ™ ” ! Cash seems like the sweetest gift to give a pair of Ă = # Z their honeymoon, a down payment or all that wedding-related credit debt, there’s no doubt = ` # Z “At some weddings, cash is considered a fauxcheck until they are sure the couple prefers it. pas, at others it’s encouraged,â€? she says. “I’d say, # Z and you know through word-of-mouth that they have been living together for a while, have barely registered and are desperately saving for a down payment, a check is great.â€? To make the gift feel less transactional, she - Olisa No way! That will be a direct warrant suggests writing a note in the memo line of your to terminate my marriage. Ha! I won’t check — such as “Nest egg!â€? or “For your new confess anything though I don’t see digs!â€? @ = # ' ' Z Y % myself falling into such incurable mess. But should it happen for whatever reason, * ' Z ' € I WILL NOT CONFESS Âœ “Especially if they’ve spent a lot of time curating Well, the Bible prescribes confession and their registries. It’s fairly obvious if they have.â€? restitution for a total forgiveness of sin or misdeed. So, if I have the gut to fall into @ my spouse and repent of it. Whatever action he takes after my wholehearted repentance will be secondary since I would’ve been at peace with God › ! Â? ”

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Special Report

Tobacco smoking:Accident waiting to happen Tobacco smoking keeps cutting down the lives of many otherwise promising, young Nigerians. However, the craze for it does not look like a non-burgeoning one even as the producers are doing everything possible to extend their market frontiers daily. CHIZOBA NWOBU explores the unpleasant development looming large on a nation battling with myriads of socio-economic challenges.

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deola Iyiola is a victim of tobacco related problem. She has never smoked all through his 28 years on earth. But today, she is dying as a result of a disease caused by tobacco - Iyiola is down with lung cancer courtesy of the environment where she lived. She is the only female among other male siblings because their mother died long time ago but their father, also a chain smoker is still alive. She said her father and her other three brothers smoked at least 25 sticks of Z # & Z she know that their smoking habit could cause more harm to her instead of the smokers. According to health experts, people like Iyiola are called passive smokers or second-hand smokers. Passive smokers, according to medical experts, are people living among smokers and are exposed to smoke concentration in the atmosphere they live in. Studies have shown that passive smoking is a cause of heart disease and lung cancer and can initiate or aggravate respiratory conditions such as asthma and bronchitis. If proper care is not taken, Iyiola may be counted among the estimated 46,000 non-smokers

who die yearly from heart disease and lung cancer. A more pronounced case is the case of Eric who had shown no sign of illness. Although he had complained of chest pain some weeks earlier, he was still seen going about his normal daily routines just like any other healthy individual. Or so it seemed. On this fateful day, he was on his way to see a friend who lives on a street adjacent to where he lived; all of a sudden he slumped. Some kindhearted passers-by quickly intervened, and rushed him to the nearest hospital. But, no life of Eric Emmanuel, 32, an unemployed graduate of the University of Benin, Edo State. He died few minutes after arriving the hospital. An autopsy, carried out by the hospital authority revealed that he died of a heartrelated disease following his addiction to tobacco smoking. Emmanuel is just one of the 5.4 million people killed by tobacco use annually, and one in 10 adult deaths worldwide. Experts say tobacco relateddeaths across the world have assumed a worrisome dimension. Tobacco smoking is a global

phenomenon. The World Health Organisation (WHO), in a recent report revealed that about 1.3 billion people in the world are currently smoking and most of them are in the developing countries including Nigeria. By 2020, WHO estimates that global death toll from smoking will hit 10 million. In recent years, the world has increasingly been cleaving into two zones: smoking and nonsmoking. In the United States and other developed countries, huge tobacco business empires are now retreating as they have been chased to the curbs by a combination of lawsuits, smoking bans, rising taxes and advertising restrictions. Now, fewer than 20% of adult Americans smoke. Also, tobacco crackdown is under way in Europe and Canada. But elsewhere, smoking is exploding. In China, 350 million adults are hooked on tobacco, which means the country has more smokers than the U.S. Smoking rates in Indonesia have quintupled

since 1970. In Russia, young boys of 10 years have already started smoking. It is also estimated that this year, tobacco companies would have to produce more than 5 Z à  š‚ every person on the planet. @ $ ' Z for the hearts, minds and lungs of new smokers is being waged à > %

Statistics have shown that about 93 million sticks of Z # in Nigeria, and every one of Z and that between 150,000 and 300,000 children under the age of 18 months get respiratory infections such as pneumonia and bronchitis from secondhand smoke. More than 40 percent of children who visit the emergency room for severe

Z % smokers. What seems more worrisome is that the trend in Nigeria is becoming more unpalatable.

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An opinion poll by NOIPolls & that tobacco smoking has become highly predominant among Nigerians between the ages of 18 years and 40 years. The survey also revealed that the prevalence of smokers was highest among males within the age range. According to the poll, 84 percent of Nigerians believe that tobacco smoking has become highly predominant in Nigeria; 88 percent of the people polled said that males smoked more while 47 percent said Nigerians within the age range of 18 years and 25 years smoked more. Dr. Adedeji Afolayan, a general physician at the Isolo 3 # & it was never too late to stop % ' one’s health. “If you stop smoking in middle age, you avoid most of the increased risk of death. You reduce the % Z Z you give up. The sooner you stop, the greater the reduction in your risk. Dr. Anthonia Sowunmi, a consultant oncologist at the & Q ? # :&Q? < @ $ ' said that giving up smoking could reduce the chance of cancers, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. “The risk of premature death and the chance of developing cancer % Z depend on many factors. “The factors include the number of years a person smokes; the health problems notwithstanding, tobacco companies would always want to be in business. A stakeholder’s report, made available to Saturday Newswatch by the British American Tobacco Nigeria :`$?>< `$? is the world’s second largest quoted tobacco group by market share with brands sold in more the 180 markets, and sales estimated at 708 billion Z ' However, the tobacco company’s revenues may come under pressure in Nigeria if the new tobacco bill is passed by the National Assembly and accented to by President Goodluck Jonathan. The Federal Government has # # >|‚ ‚‚‚ anyone who smokes in nonsmoking designated areas in Nigeria. In the alternative, such people could face six months imprisonment; or both

# This is contained in the new Tobacco Control Bill 2014, which was approved by the Federal Executive Council of the Federation, FEC, recently. The bill also proposes that companies that violate the ' >\ to N5 million, while their chief executives may also be imprisoned for one to two years. The content of the bill was disclosed by Onyebuchi Chukwu, the Minister of Health, who briefed journalists Continued on page 62

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PDP’ll win more states in theWest – Senate aspirant lost in his local government. Any reasonable person will stick to that response and promise. But thereafter, they just thought that there was no need doing that; that they should give the impression that the election didn’t go well and all of that. But the issue is that the APC leaders are very deceitful. They want to confuse the people that they still have hope in the governance of Ekiti.

Bode Ola, a thorough-bred diplomat, was senator on the platform of the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), now All Progressives Congress (APC) for the Ekiti Central Senatorial district but was denied a return ticket to the upper chamber of the National Assembly in 2011. Shortly before the June 21, 2014 governorship election in Ekiti, he moved to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and helped the party to victory. He speaks with DEMOLA ABIMBOYE on his plans to return to the Senate and other issues. Excerpts:

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ou set the pace for electoral victory of the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria through the court, followed by two other governorship candidates – Kayode Fayemi and Rauf Aregbesola. How did you feel that time? I felt great because as at that time, nobody thought it could work. We fought an election and we lost as it were. Everybody felt discouraged. But I gave the party all my best. Later, we actually did the primary election within the general election but we lost. We went to court. God gave us victory but I was denied. At the point you were denied the fruit of your labour, what were your feelings? I just believed that the leaders of the party would be reasonable enough and do the right thing. But I think the problem was caused by Bola Tinubu, the national leader, who insisted that he must give the ticket for the Ekiti Central senatorial district to somebody who is his friend. The people of Ekiti kicked against that but he said he won’t do otherwise because he was the one +% like it. At that time, the Ekiti people said that they would pay back his money but he refused. He said that we should just abide by what he did. Of course, the people didn’t agree with Tinubu. They said I should go back to the Senate, that I had been sponsoring the party. I thought that Tinubu would be reasonable and listen to the elders and the political leaders in Ekiti but he didn’t. I thought that he would listen to the voice of the people and give me what belonged to me but he didn’t. ' and succeed; that whatever he said – nobody could beat him. I told him that only God has that credential; that He is the one who ' Z said I could do whatever I liked. That was why I went to court but up till now, Tinubu has not allowed the ` we thank God. About four months ago you left the APC for the PDP, in what observers dubbed a suicide mission. Why did you leave certainty for uncertainty, given the fact that the former party was touted as winner of political contests in the South West? At that time, I was actually fed up with that party. I noticed also that they really don’t have the fear of God. Then, I was led by the spirit to leave them. The Bible says those

What options are open to the new government on this? Can the action be reversed? All these creations have to go > $ ' legislation. I believe those federal legislators will see the action as improper and will not let it go.

who are led by the spirit are the true children of God. God actually directed my steps and I think I left at the right time. With the outcome of the move, how comfortable are you, given the fact that other elections are still ahead? I thank God because on the day of my world declaration, I made it clear that the house of APC had started cracking and that come June 21, it would fall. The house has fallen now. I believe it’s the Lord’s doing. Your ambition to represent Ekiti Central senatorial district was allegedly cut short by the APC national leader. What is your plan now that elections are drawing nearer? I thank God again because he is faithful; he has made another way for me. I am now in a party where people have regard for internal democracy; where leaders are not interested in a select few because of their interests. I am contesting. People in Ekiti have realised that I really worked for them in the short time I was in the Senate. And my stay for four months in the PDP was like 14 years. What I did in that period, someone who had been there for 10 years did not do. In the new party, I toured all my local governments and we got 41,000 votes which six or seven other local governments did not produce. It was a sign of good work and the love the people have for me. Everybody knew I worked and that God rewarded me. So, realising this, people have agreed that I should contest. Against this backdrop, what are your programmes for the people of the zone? The plan is to ensure that we make laws for good governance. There will be special focus on development of early childhood education which I believe in strongly. I know that the present insurgency could be solved by early childhood education because this is the time character and intuitions are formed by children. So we can mould the children early as this is the time they have absorbent mind; when you can turn them into what will make them succeed in life. > # Z then. I will push for laws that will go in this direction. Besides, I will encourage job creation for the youths. Most youths are roaming about now because they don’t have jobs and are therefore causing problems. If we create jobs and the youths are engaged productively, things will be alright.

Ola ’ “ dividends for your zone? We all know what we need here. For example, during my period, I ensured that roads were repaired here; infrastructure that we needed like electricity and water were included in the budget – things that will make life comfortable for the people. That I did that time. I will be going back to the National Assembly with that tempo and template and continue from where I stopped. PDP’s success in the last governorship election was not

! people on ground. Stalwarts from other states and at federal level contributed to the success. What ” ! towards success in the forthcoming election in Osun State? Recently, the Ekiti State governorelect, Dr. Ayo Fayose started moving round the South West campaigning for teh PDP. We are giving him our support and encouraging the people to support our party. This will continue by next week when all of us will go to Osun to assist in the campaign towards PDP’s

The leadership of the party is talking to all stakeholders that are aggrieved. Very soon, all the parties will sheath their swords and come back into the fold

victory. The president will be there on August 2. We are all out to ensure that President Goodluck Jonathan wins the 2015 election in the South West. Do you fear people will misinterpret PDP governors campaign in Osun given how some APC governors were denied access into Ekiti shortly before the June 21 election? No; the people barred from coming into Ekiti for the last election, do they actually have anything to do in the state? The governors of Edo, Rivers etc - what were they coming here to do? We knew, according to information, that they had an intention which was to disrupt peace and thus disturb the election. But if you are a leader of the party and not coming with the intention to _ with money or anything, there is no problem. But to answer your question directly, PDP leaders who intend to go to Osun like myself, don’t have sinister motives; nothing to hide. I don’t think our going there will be a bad thing as we don’t have ulterior motives. But if it is found otherwise, we can be barred from coming there like any other person. There has been rancour in the PDP in the South West. How will this ƒ states lost by the party? At what stage is the reconciliation drive in the geo-political zone? The leadership of the party is talking to all stakeholders that are aggrieved. Very soon, all the parties will sheath their swords and come back into the fold. Immediately after the victory of Fayose, the incumbent governor, Fayemi within 24 hours invited him to the Government House to discuss the transition plan. But weeks after, the APC began to allege that there were malpractices - photo chronic ballot papers, etc. How do you react to this? That was an afterthought. Governor Fayemi conceded victory, accepted defeat. That was quite good of him. One would not expect him to do otherwise because it was clear and glaring that the party lost. The PDP won overwhelmingly. He even

Terrorism is rampant in the North especially in the North East. What do you think is the solution to this? I have said it earlier. One reason is that the youths are not properly engaged. They don’t have jobs, and good means of livelihood. The governors and government should now concentrate on the youth by training and moulding them. But some people have linked Boko Haram to the 2015 politics and that if President Goodluck Jonathan says he is not contesting, the menace will die down. Do you believe so? To those who believe terrorism is caused by politicians, it may be true. But I believe it was caused by youths not being properly occupied. The way out is to capture the youths, train them to be gainfully employed and guarantee their future. But a situation whereby they think the country doesn’t care for them, they can go with any group they want. The PDP has been in power since 1999 and still says it will continue to rule. Is Nigeria not tending towards a one-party state? Not really. Recently, people defected from the PDP to the APC and vice versa. So, it is not really the party but about the people. The same people are moving from one party to the other. I was in the ACN and later the APC but now in the PDP. Am I not the same person? What is really necessary is the personality of people, # @ ' Z mindset on helping the people; doing what is worthy for the people so that they get the dividends of democracy. Since the June 21 governorship “ making to get back the senatorial seat for the PDP? If you follow my antecedents, you will realise that I am highly loved by my people. Since I joined PDP, I have been going round the senatorial district. I am consulting with the party leaders at all levels so that they can give me the mandate. Above all, I trust God that things will work out well. People are happy; they are ready to support me. How many opponents have you ’ Only about three but I know more will still come out against me. What stands you out? The fact is that unlike some other aspirants, I have been there before and my people knew that when I was there, I performed well; that I have their interest at heart and that it will be a good thing for me to go back. They believe in me and I know I will not let them down.

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Whirl wind of impeachments blowing through Nigeria’s polity Mansur Oladunjoye (Asst. Politics Editor) and Owolabi Adenusi, Yola

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ardly had the former governor of Adamawa State, Murtala Nyako, been impeached than the leadership of his party All Progressives Congress (APC) ' % # the process that led to his removal, # J Nyako was impeached penultimate week for alleged misappropriation of The APC accused President Goodluck Jonathan and the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of being behind the action, an allegation fuelled by speculations that more APC governors are being targeted for # $## speculation after Nyako’s ouster, lawmakers in Nasarawa State moved against their governor, Alhaji Tanko Al-Makura, threatening to impeach Z ? J PDP have denied having any hand in the happenings in Adamawa and > To the APC, however, the Presidency ought to have waded into the crisis that eventually consumed Nyako, impede democracy in action as well as arm-twist the lawmakers to submission - all to ensure that the former governor who was accused of corruption and fraud escaped the “people’s� wrath as represented by The APC cried foul, and saw the misfortune of its member as the handiwork of the President, instead of blaming its erring number one member in Adamawa State for soiling the “reputation and standard� of the # Agreed, the removal of Nyako may have some PDP sponsorship/ encouragement, the fact that could have made the issue/crisis more % Z had honoured the invitation by the seven-man panel raised by the acting Chief Judge of the state as opportunity to deny all allegations and thus put the fragile state (existence of state of emergency) in a situation that would force the power brokers % ' the impeachment process for likely uncontainable uproar that may

# APC’s reaction brings to fore, former president Atiku Abubakar’s response to his former boss’ accusation that he (Atiku) was corrupt when he said, /' Y # € ' ( : < Now on the topic issue, the overzealousness of APC to hold on to power in its controlled states made it loses focus on good governance it pretends to represents, at least as seen in Lagos State, for corruption and Y During the week, former Military Head of State, Muhammadu Buhari while blaming Jonathan for Nyako’s impeachment reasoned, “Whether or not President Goodluck Jonathan is behind the gale of impeachment or the utilization of desperate tactics ## Nigeria into a one-party state, what cannot be denied is that they are happening under his watch, and he cannot pretend not to know, since

that will be akin to hiding behind one

€ He accused the government of subverting the constitution to impeach a governor, and deploying the institutions of state “just to kick an out Referring to, and warning on the likely outcome of the ongoing impeachment saga in Nasarawa State, Buhari pointed, “The dangerous clouds are beginning to gather and the vultures are circling; and these have manifested in Nasarawa where the # # tanks to protest the plan to impeach Umaru Tanko Al-Makura in a According to Buhari, Nyako’s impeachment, or similar threats against other APC governors, are aimed at “decapitating� the opposition, he said, warning of dire implications for Nigeria’s “tenderfoot democracy,� cautioning on the danger Z % ## # € he urged Jonathan to remember no democracy can thrive without a virile opposition, “hence it will amount to a Z # for anyone to embark on a journey to decapitate the opposition, as the € Alluding to the insinuation by his party national chairman, Chief John / / J!JX presidency want to unseat all APC # / / / + Buhari said in his extensive leadership experience since the civil war, he is witnessing the worst violations under “I can say, in all sincerity, that I have seen it all, as an ordinary citizen,

man who has occupied many other # # @ been a close participant and witness to > = # / several rough patches, but never before have I seen a Nigerian President declare war on his own Never before have I seen a Nigerian President deploy federal institutions in the service of partisanship as we

> ' had I seen have a Nigerian President utilized the common wealth to subvert the system and punish the opposition,

# € In his own reaction to Nyako’s removal and other happenings in # / Jonathan of being desperate for a second term and declaring war on the opposition party, particularly to / # APC national secretariat, Abuja also accused Jonathan of championing the impeachment of Murtala Nyako on Tuesday and plans to remove other ## 3 $ / are being emasculated, our economy being run to the ground, and our only hope of bringing about change — our democratic expression — is being smothered before our very eyes all because President Goodluck Jonathan is so obsessed with re-election in 2015 at all cost that he is destroying not just all our key institutions but indeed the “At this critical juncture of our history and despite our desire for restraint and mature engagement with President Goodluck Jonathan and the ruling PDP, it is evident that inaction

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Sen. Prsident Mark is no longer an option and we must “Indeed, keeping quiet in the face of the ceaseless and unrelenting reckless violations of all known laws of the land and the constitution will amount to complicity in the lawlessness and impunity that has become the norm J " € / # $JR= +% ' > + / Rivers states as well, saying, “We know it has been the dream of the ruling PDP to rule for 60 unbroken years, not minding if Nigeria becomes

# ? evil machination has manifested in +% @ Adamawa, They have carried it to > + /

He explained: “As we speak, the governor of Adamawa, Murtala Nyako, has been impeached at the instance of the President and his party; they have moved to Nasarawa, ( # + and Borno, all APC states, are not

At this critical juncture of our history and despite our desire for restraint and mature engagement with President Goodluck Jonathan and the ruling PDP, it is evident that inaction is no longer an option and we must resist it

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Jonathan being spared the destabilization that # # € The party frowned at the impeachment process that removed its governor in Adamawa, describing it as “the worst manifestation of impunity,� asking, “What was Nyako impeached ™ / Z

? not impeachable when he was in the J!J ` # $JR ' # ' € Meanwhile, Adamawa State Chapter of the APC though belated, has opened up on why Nyako was ' # >\ {' demanded by lawmakers led to his The party equally alleged that PDP bankrolled the lawmakers for Nyako’s removal, adding that PDP is manipulating the nation constitution and the judiciary through abuse of impeachment weapon against oppositions ahead of 2015 general The Adamawa State chairman of $JR ` * 3 ' allegation at a press conference held at the party secretariat Yola where he added that APC condemns the naked use of power by the PDP, through treats or impeachment of opposition # the ill-motivated, ill-timed, vindictive, illegal and immoral impeachment of Vice Admiral Murtala Nyako as governor of Adamawa state and the removal of the Deputy Governor the same time just to pave way for the Speaker to climb the governorship seat

€ She explained that Nyako would not have been removed if he had met up with the lawmakers expectations, saying, “the members want Nyako to \ {' projects but the governor decline saying that the state do not have such amount rather cut the money to N500million in which they allegedly collected N350 million before they were bankrolled from Abuja to She said that if judiciary is not insulated from party politics and allows itself to be used to subvert democracy values the country stand % Binta said that the impeachment of Nyako was instigated by the

People’s Democratic Party which she said controls not only the Federal Government and the Adamawa State House of Assembly stressing that the PDP wields tremendous instruments of coercion and reward in removing > % “It is being widely posited that > % other governors of APC that have been targeted for removal by the PDP, so as to gain political mileage ahead of 2015 Had Nyako remained in the PDP, would he have been impeached? This abused of power against the ## # motivated and dangerous for Nigeria’s @ destruction of the opposition, even if it possible, will inevitably lead to the destruction of democracy itself as we have seen in several countries of the == ` She called on APC members to get prepared ahead of upcoming re-run election in the state stressing that although the APC has challenged the process of Nyako removal notwithstanding will participate in the re-run election to claim back their But events watchers have raised a question that need answer whether the PDP governors are more innocent that the APC on corruption since none ' The acting governor of the state Alhaji Umar Fintiri need to cross some political hurdles in order to clear his name as acting Governor of the state based on various revelation that coming out that the each of the lawmakers that took part in Nyako removal will get N100million from the While some believed that the acting governor had understanding with his colleagues to adequately compensate them immediately he takeover power for their support in removing Nyako

# To all this the acting governor denied, saying that, “the Lawmakers did not collect a dime from anybody to remove Nyako, as being insinuated 7 ? the situation of the state as it remained calm, as the new government had ' ' removed Nyako and the destruction of infrastructure and moral of our # # “We have gone into building of ; # the salaries of workers because for # That is what we are doing now,� he / president was using the instrument # Z opposition, Fintiri told journalists that > % ## only stole the mandate of the PDP $JR # get involved in this local issue in Adamawa? The man has stolen our ? ' Z € The removal of Nyako, the train of same fate moving to Nasarawa and the reactions it generated especially from APC has only exposed the essence of APC and its gladiators as partakers if not sponsors of corruption The party should like one of its strong member investigate and expose its PDP counterpart governors as

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Business associations: How relevant to economic growth? Continued from Page 14

Minister of Industry, Kola Jamodu, said MAN has become a force to reckoned with as a veritable umbrella for coordinating the activities of manufacturers. Through its representative membership, it serves and acts as a central point of reference for government and others who seek the view and reactions of Z economic importance. The Association, among other things, advises, consults and where necessary, joins issues with government and other bodies on Z ' Members of the association, according to the former Director General of NACCIMA, Mr. Lawrence Adekunle, are part of NACCIMA, but felt they were not well represented as manufacturers, and split to found an association acknowledged as the representative of the manufacturing sector in Nigeria. According to the president the association, in May 1971, MAN came into existence through the initiatives of Ikeja and Apapa Manufacturers Associations and other manufacturers in various industrial areas in Nigeria. They were convinced that the manufacturing sector could only assume its rightful place in the development of the economy if an association, fully representative of manufacturers in Nigeria, was established. Other objectives of the association include providing for manufacturers all over Nigeria, the means of formulating, making known and _ # to industrial, labour, technical, Z – developing and promoting the contributions of manufacturers to the national economy through representation on all reputable bodies, government and others % or indirectly, the interest of – standard of quality of members’ products through the collection and circulation of useful information and the provision of advice. Others are to promote the export of members’ products through constant – and liaise with kindred and other bodies in the accomplishment of the objectives of the Association and on 'Y – 'Y established, it is essential that the Association is fully representative of manufacturing enterprises in Nigeria. Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA) NECA is the umbrella organisation of employers in the Organised Private Sector of Nigeria. It was formed in 1957 to provide the forum for the government to consult with # # economic and labour policy issues. NECA provides a platform for private sector employers to interact

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with the government, labour, communities and other relevant institutions, in and outside Nigeria, for the purpose of promoting harmonious business environment that will engender productivity and # # ' According to the association, NECA is not a trade union, but a dynamic and highly respected professional body registered under the Company

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Business Club Ikeja commissions N22m wellness center Abiodun Awogbemi

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# # – +(# opportunities that abound along the West African Region said government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few # ~ – ( it keeps moving regulate and if it stops moving subsidized it. Makanjuola said since independence many West African countries have been submerged under political instability resulting in negative impact on the economy ' ; the last two decades, democratic # # # democracies are taking root in the ' He said there is abundance of human, land, energy and mineral ' while Nigeria alone accounts for |‚ ]‚ # = population and GROSS Domestic Product (GDP). The chairman said there existed a very high level of poverty and social inequality in the region. Also, in spite of government’s propagandas, there is absence of liberal economy ' %

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Special Report

Tobacco smoking: Accident waiting to happen Continued from page 56

at the end of a FEC meeting presided over by President Goodluck Jonathan in May, 2014. Chukwu said the Draft Tobacco Control Bill, 2014 will be forwarded to the National Assembly for consideration and passage. According to the Environmental Rights Action/ Friends of the Earth Nigeria (ERA/FoEN) report, “After manipulations by BATN to stop the presentation of the bill to the Senate, the R Z eventually sent the bill back to plenary in January 2011, and it was eventually passed into law on March 15, 2011.The # passed the Senate version of the bill on May 31, 2011. Some of the provisions in the bill are consistent with the key provisions of the FCTC, and when the bill is eventually signed by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, it would have successfully domesticated the FCTC in Nigeria.� The bills when signed into law will punish anyone who promotes, advertises or smoke Z # ' # among others. Promotion of tobacco ' Z huge punishment, such as imprisonment with an option > # over 40 African countries that have signed the FCTC which forms a basis for NTCB. As a result, anti-tobacco advocates insist that the country is obligated to adopt

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continues to increase with Z % associated with smokers even though the revenues continue to sky rocket, and the industry continues to boom. With the number of smokers declining in developed countries in the past two decades due to increased awareness about the dangers of smoking and stricter tobacco control measures including high-taxes on tobacco products, big tobacco multinationals have since Z Asia and Africa with high populations and lax tobacco control measures. Despite the health risks involved, patronage for Z the country. Investigations by Saturday Newswatch show that # Z rather been on the increase. For instance, in Lagos, it is ' Z every street. This is perhaps because it’s cheap. Most local merchants are happy to break # # % Z one at a time — single sticks, as they’re known — for about N10 or N15. Rothmans, Benson ä ; & are some of the commonest brands. Others are Gold leaf, ||| % * * ' * ĂĽ Slim mars, Dunhill etc. The actual growth of tobacco industry was 5.4 per cent between 2007 and 2011 while it is expected to rise to 6.2 percent between 2011 and 2016. Beyond Nigeria, market analysts anticipate that a shift in demographics will continue to contribute to the overall smoking population increase in Africa. By 2016, Euromonitor International Limited, a privately owned, Londonbased market intelligence

Despite the health risks involved, patronage for cigarettes has not dwindled in the country. Investigations by Saturday Newswatch show that patronage for cigarettes has rather been on the increase. For instance, in Lagos, it is easy to buy cigarettes in almost every street

# be 91 million more adults in Z sales will grow by 11 percent ( Meanwhile, multinational companies like BAT, Philip Morris International (PMI), Japan Tobacco International (JTI) and Imperial Tobacco Group (Imperial Tobacco) are increasing their dominance within Africa. Dr. Adedeji Afolayan, a general physician at the Isolo 3 # & it was never too late to stop % ' one’s health. “If you stop smoking in middle age, you avoid most of the increased risk of death. You reduce the % Z

Z you give up. The sooner you stop, the greater the reduction in your risk. Dr. Anthonia Sowunmi, a consultant oncologist at the Lagos University Teaching # :&Q? < @ $ ' said that giving up smoking could reduce chance of cancers, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. “The risk of premature death and the chance of developing cancer % Z depend on many factors. “The factors include the number of years person smokes, the ' Z smoke per day, the age at which you began smoking, and whether you were already 7 Z ) people who have developed 7 Z % reduces the risk of developing a second cancer,� she said. The oncologist also said that smoking could cause cancers of the lung, oesophagus, larynx, mouth, throat, kidney,

bladder, pancreas, stomach, and cervix, as well as acute myeloid leukaemia. “It can also cause heart disease, stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, hip fractures, and cataracts. Smokers are at higher risk of developing pneumonia and other airway infections,� she said. Dr. Ayodeji Oluwole, a Consultant Neurologist at the Lagos University Teaching # % was bad for one’s physical and mental health. “Many people with mental health problems smoke because it helps to alleviate the symptoms, ' Smoking puts them at even greater risk of physical ill health. The biological factors involved in smoking relate to how the brain responds to nicotine. When a person smokes, a dose of nicotine reaches the brain within 10 seconds. Oluwole stressed on ' 7 Z smoking. “The heart rate and blood pressure, which are abnormally Speaking to Saturday Newswatch, a parent, Mr. Anyaoku, who resides in Yaba, Lagos State, advised that parents should strive to visit the schools of their children and see what they are doing; study who their children’s friends are; network with other parents who can help you encourage children and teens to refuse tobacco; enforce movie age restrictions and discourage teens from playing video games or using other media that feature smoking; never give tobacco to children or teens and set good example by not using tobacco themselves. We can see that the health hazards of smoking are innumerable. Prevention is therefore, critical. If young people do not start smoking tobacco at early age, almost certainly, they will never start smoking tobacco at old age. * be put in place by the local, state, and federal government, schools and private entities to protect youths from tobacco use.

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Surveillance Police, prophet under fire over boy’s death The family of Raheem Badmus has been stricken with grief over alleged police conspiracy with a prophet, leading to the untimely death of their only son in Akure, Ondo State. TUNDE BUSARI reports.

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kure, the Ondo State capital, was awash with rumour on July 21 over the death of a young man in the hands of the police. The following day, however, what started as rumour was of the death of one Mohammed Oluwatobi Badmus circulated among residents. The late Badmus was alleged to have lost his life following complication from wounds he sustained while allegedly being tortured by a team of policemen at Oke-Aro ‘B’ Divisional Headquarters. “They tortured him with large doses of chemical substance, which he inhaled after which he passed out at a hospital near Lafe Junction Area in Akure,� a source revealed. Saturday Newswatch gathered that a self-styled prophet simply ` # to the police alleging that the deceased had stolen a Nokia phone from his church. But, before going to the police, the prophet had reported the Z / Badmus, an elder sister to the late Oluwatobi Badmus, appealing to her to help retrieve the phone for him. The disturbed sister quickly put a call across to her brother instructing him to come to her immediately. “But prophet Bisi was impatient, he demanded we go and meet him wherever he is. I accepted and joined him in his car to meet Tobi. Before we got to Tobi, we met his uncle, Mr Sola Oke, who brought out a Nokia phone, and immediately prophet Bisi claimed it was the missing phone. Shortly after Tobi arrived,

but said the phone with his uncle could not have been the missing one,� the sister said. However, when Tobi was told of police involvement in the phone saga, he insisted that Z ' # # resolved at the police division to clear his name. As it turned out, this eventually led to his death. On arrival at the police divisional headquarters three policemen were met on duty. The trio had a discussion with prophet Bisi after which the deceased was called in

“I overheard the last discussion between prophet Bisi and the three policemen that my brother should be taken to a place they called ‘Baptismal Room’ where he would be tortured to get the truth out of him. At this juncture, I never knew the case was not even indented or recorded. Shortly after, I saw my brother dragged at his back. He was taken to the ‘Baptismal Room’ located near the station. “About 30 minutes later, Mr Ade Awodeyi and the other # so-called ‘baptismal room’ with my brother; his eyes already swollen and could not stand on his legs. Instead of taking him back to the station, they handed him over to prophet Bisi and directed that we go home with my brother. Tobi was helped into the prophet’s car and we drove back to his home,� she said. Tobi was said to have been exhausted, his hands clutching his stomach. He eventually ended in hospital, but the two hospitals visited, including the family hospital refused to admit him

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apparently due to the damage done to him. However, the Hope Land Hospital was genuinely Z “We were told he inhaled a dose of gas substance from canisters and that it had damaged his brain and caused serious disorder to his body system, which led to his death in the hospital. The remains of Tobi were released to prophet Bisi, myself and my uncle, who later met us at the hospital and the corpse was later deposited in the mortuary at about 9:30pm the same day,� the sister said. ) the deceased actually owned up to stealing the Nokia phone before he was taken to the ‘baptismal room’ by the police @ deceased was notorious for pilfering and had also been linked with the burgling of prophet Bisi’s church in time past. “His people know what he could do. They know he was not a good boy. It is unfortunate they want to shift the blame now. If you go to the Command

Ritual killers in police net Stories by Tunde Busari

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etectives from Ogun State Police Command, while acting on a # $ Kareem during which human parts, which included head and arms, were discovered in his house. The incident took place at Tabira Village near Okuta, at about 10:35pm. The detectives also arrested one Abubakar Ladan, an accomplice, who allegedly confessed that he had been dealing in human parts for

some time. Also, the camp of one Musa Alhaji Muazu of Tenebo village in Kaiama, Kwara State, has been reportedly burgled by unknown persons. Valuable items carted away included the victim’s personal belongings and clothes. Later the same day, two suspects were sighted and one of them wearing the stolen clothes. He was arrested while the other escaped. In the course of investigation, _ # * Umaru Sabo, was arrested

at Venra village with an unregistered Bajaj motorcycle. When searched, a locally made gun with one live cartridge concealed in a black polythene bag, were discovered in the compartment of the motorcycle. The suspects confessed to being members of a robbery gang terrorizing the area. J ' / Kwara State Police Command, Okesanmi Ajayi, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, said all the suspects will soon be charged to court.

Headquarters, our bosses who interrogated them would tell you ' Z € police source said. The Police Public Relations / :JJ /< / Command, Wole Ogodo, an Assistant Superintendent of J but decline a detailed comment. Ogodo said it would be improper # % Z investigation was still in progress. $ Z # report will determine the actual cause of the suspect’s death. It is still an allegation which needs to be thoroughly investigated,� he said. However, given the antecedent of the police, the public is showing more than a passive Z ? media in particular is already Z incoming Inspector-General of Police would need to comment on to assure Nigerians of their safety from the police. Already, a group named JusticeForTobi is gathering support from the public to press the authorities to do justice to the family of Tobi. Vice-President of Prisoners Aids Initiative, Akinlami Alaba, Z not be swept under the carpet as other unresolved incidents. “Let’s demand for justice for this poor victim of lawlessness in our society where policemen : # < value for lives! “This young man’s precious life was wasted over nothing reasonable; we must stop at nothing to get justice for the young man, who was killed with ‘teargas’ by the Nigeria Police. Let’s help his family by calling for total justice so that his soul may rest in peace,� he said.

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Z /' Police Divisional Headquarters, Ijebu Ode, have arrested one Qudus Giwa of Sabo area of the 15-year-old girl. According to Police Public / :JJ /< Olumuyiwa Adejobi, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, Ogun State Command the incident occurred on July 21 at Sabo area of Ijebu Ode, when the suspect forcefully had unlawful carnal knowledge of the young victim. “The courage of the victim to personally report the Z # commendable as many victims of similar experience don’t have such courage to report or notify anyone,� Adejobi said. The suspect has been transferred to the Anti ? % Child Labour Unit of the Department of Criminal Investigation Department, Eleweran, Abeokuta, for further investigation and prosecution as directed by the Commissioner of Police, Ogun State, Ikemefuna Okoye. The CP also commended the victim for her courage # Z police not minding any social stigma, and promised to make sure that justice is done in her case. Okoye also advised parents to always take good care of their children by making available those basic needs for their survival. He said failure of parents to provide those needs for their children could make them vulnerable to antisocial elements. He also reassured the general public in Ogun State of adequate security of lives and property and proper investigation of all cases reported to the police in Ogun State. Meanwhile, the CP has held

Z religious leaders in the state, urging them to encourage religious tolerance among their faithful. He said the secular nature of the country should be seen as a blessing.

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sought by the Federal 3 he Chairman of the Senate vouching his support for the R Z R # loan. Market, Senator Ayoade “No amount of money can Adeseun, has commended replace the precious lives of President Goodluck Jonathan Nigerians� he emphasised. over today’s proposed visit to The Senator, who is also Osun State in connection with a member of the Senate next weekend’s governorship R Z # 7 election in the state, describing gave kudos to Nigeria athletes the visit as a fatherly gesture. who have done the nation Senator Adeseun, who proud by winning gold and represents Oyo Central other laurels at the ongoing Senatorial District, in a release Commonwealth Games in signed by the Director, Glasgow, Scotland. Media and Publicity of his It would be recalled that campaign organisation, Mr. Senator Ayoade Adeseun in Dayo Omotosho, yesterday 2011 contested and won the in Ibadan, commended Oyo Central Senatorial District the President for his spirit on the platform of defunct of solidarity with the Action Congress of Nigeria Peoples Democratic Party’s (ACN). governorship candidate in He recently defected to the the election, Senator Iyiola PDP and it is believed that he Omisore. will be contesting the 2015 Oyo Senator Adeseun also State governorship election commented on the proposed under the party’s umbrella. one billion dollar loan being Olaide Oyelude,Ibadan.

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‘’The opposition, mainly the PDP has nothing to say ' he Osun State of the state.. The Debt Commissioner for * / Finance, Budget federal government agency and Economic Planning, and it has come out openly Dr. Wale Bolorunduro, to clear Osun State of having yesterday disclosed that debt beyond its capacity. Osun State government’s The total debt of the state total debt is N39 billion is N39billion including the contrary to accusations bond which has defrayed by the leading opposition for 2years now,� he said. political party, the Peoples Bolorunduro contended Democratic Party (PDP), that the state was in a that the state is indebted to capable hands, adding that the tune of N400billion. the approach approved by Addressing a press the state government for retirees to get their gratuity status of the state in Osogbo ˜ = on Thursday, he said that was to ensure that the the total debt of the state was not beyond redemption as taken care of, due to the the state is buoyant to carry belief that the elderly would out its day to day duties.

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The State Commissioner of Finance said that out of the huge pension inherited from PDP administration running to N4billion, the present government had paid N1.2 billion. According to him, “the philosophy of the present administration is based on the welfare and good living standard of the people unlike in the past where the treasury of the state were looted and did not follow due process for 7years under Peoples Democratic Party.� Bolorunduro also disclosed that despite challenges posed by the dwindling revenue to the state from the federal government, the state government has paid a total sum of N23.5billion pension

and gratuity to retired workers in the state. He said, ‘‘The administration of Governor Rauf Aregbesola has paid to the state’s pensioners the sum of N24.3billion as pension and gratuity, while primary schools and non governments had received N13.6billion.� While debunking some insinuations, the Commissioner said that the recent payment of salary, pension and gratuity to people in the state was not a panic measure and not because of the coming election, but mainly on prudent management of the lean resources of the state.

Methodist prelate tasks Christians on society’s transformation to grow. According to a press relate, Methodist Church release signed by the church’s Nigeria, Dr. Samuel # ' ` $ Kanu Uche, JP, has Tola Noibi, the prelate charged Nigerians, especially used the occasion to charge Christians, to restore Christ Christians to imbibe the fear into their lives, callings and of God and eschew vices governance in order to that could distant them from transform the society to a level godly practices. “where no man is oppressed.� Expressing the conference In addition, they were gratitude on the new enjoined to develop a Cathedral Building Planning meaningful road map for R Z he charged the entire Zion people. Methodist Church Cathedral He made these remarks in in Ota not to rest on their oars, his sermon at the dedication but to doggedly expand and L-R: Public Relations Consultant, Aramide Tola Noibi, with the All Progressives Congress National Publicity Secretary, service and commissioning of grow in evangelism that could Alhaji Lai Mohammed and the celebrant, Mr.Tunji Adebayo at Adebayo’s birthday celebration. the Zion Methodist Cathedral win back those who have in Ota, Ogun State. strayed from the faith of Jesus Dr. Uche, while berating Christ. the prevailing obsolete ) 7 @ socio-economic and political Olusakin Babalola, Ibadan to be rescued by the patrolling Z # # journalists at the event, The youths, it was learnt, incident has been referred Police team. infrastructure nationwide, Dr. Uche pleaded with here was confusion at The suspects were alleged pursued the cab and to the Egbeda Division of reiterated the need for leaders the Boko Haram sect and Iwo Road area of Ibadan to be driving the victim to intercepted it at Iwo Road the state’s Police Command of the country to be godly, yesterday when irate somewhere at Egbeda area where the mob joined in where it would be investigated humble and accessible in other aggrieved groups in mob descended on three in the outskirts of Ibadan for interrogating the occupants though the Divisional Police the country to sheathe their suspected kidnappers with a ritual purpose. after the lady narrated her / :!J/< ' positions, coupled with their swords and embrace peace, which he described as the Z ' reached for comment.. It was gathered that when ordeal. manifestation of the fear of cornerstone of national

# Z % # the lady got to where she An eye witness said that The state’s Police image Christ as well as genuine development. lady. told the driver of the cab she one of the suspects confessed maker, SP Bisi Okuwobi 7 ## Saturday Newswatch reliably wanted to come down, she that the three of them were @ ' of role models for all to % learnt that the suspects were was ignored making her involved in the alleged kidnap story, but advised Saturday emulate. their strike by reaching a very beaten to pulp, but were lucky raise alarm which drew the saga. Newswatch to call back later in Quoting from several constructive, positive and the day for update. biblical injunctions, the prelate In another development, described true Christians as meaningful compromise at the wife of the governor of a people living a sinless life the negotiation table in order Peter Dada, Akure # referred to the centres for Oyo State, Mrs. Florence like Simon Peter on whose the masses who could not Ajimobi , yesterday in Ibadan located at Owo in Owo treatment, adding that the foundation, the Church was # # ' n a bid to prevent the Local Government (Ondo suspected persons would later declared that the involvement established and has continued overseas treatment. outbreak of the dreaded North), Akure South Local ' 7 of women in politics and cannot be Ebola virus in the state, the government (Ondo Central) centre that would be built in governance # Ondo State government said and Okitipupa in Okitipupa the outskirts of the towns. it had set up three referral Local Government (Ondo Adeyanju, noted that the of their percentage in the centres in the three senatorial South Senatorial) of the state. Workshop was organised population of the country. Mrs. Ajimobi made these Ajibade Alabi districts of the state to handle The Commissioner further to create awareness and ' the case of whoever contacts explained that isolated wards preventive measure on assertions while declaring as principal partakers in the the disease. he Youth Fellowship of insurgency. were created in each of the the disease to the medical open a 2-day workshop for The state’s Commissioner three referral centres while practitioners in the state. He women who are currently in Cherubim and Seraphim, “It is programme where we for Health, Dr. Dayo protection garment and other told the participants drawn politics and government and Ikorodu, Lagos will begin want to enlighten our youth; Adeyanju, disclosed the 7 # from the 18 local government those proposing to be in the a 4 day ‘Suppose Driven Youth’ it is not just about Cherubim creation of the centres at a health workers that would areas of the state to be vigilant next dispensation in Oyo state convention from Thursday 7 to and Seraphim, but the youths The programme themed, Sunday August 10, 2014, with in general� The pastor also one day Sensitisation Meeting work at these centres. of any suspected case of “The Total Woman: Issues in the theme “Abide in His Grace�. said that Pastor. Mike Ajayi , with public and private health According to him, 10 illness that display symptoms practitioners in the state medical practitioners would of Ebola, and urged them to Leadership and Lifestyle� was According to the convener, Lady Evangelist Itunu, Lady on the prevention of Ebola serve in each of the centres, embrace universal protection organised by the Oyo State Pastor Sam Adebayo, the Evangelist Yewande Oroibi, disease held in Akure, the and be trained in Barrier practice when treating their * ; $ programme is to warn the Pastor W. Adekanye and other state capital. Nursing Services and would patients irrespective of the collaboration with PEDARA youths against the act of anointed men of God will be Corporate Services Limited. Adeyanju said the referral ' Z # ailment. terrorism, especially as some ministering during the meet. Benson Edjewhovbo

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 01/08/2014

Equities close week bearish as ASI depreciates 0.39% market value list. Market indices recorded 0.44 per 7 _ cent to emerge the most supportive of the Nigerian Stock Exchange sectoral performance among others (NSE) closed week on bearish while the Banking sector was the most note as All Share Index (NSE) hit with 1.36 per cent loss recorded. depreciated by 0.39 per cent to close Chams leads the list of active stocks at 41,934.43 basis points, compared that record impressive volume spike to the 0.64 per cent depreciation at the end of yesterday’s session. recorded previously. Its Year-to-Date During the week just ended, the (YTD) returns currently stands at 1.46 Nigerian equities market continued per cent. on a bearish trend through the Market breadth closed the week from negative as recorded in market negative as Eterna leads 19 the previous week which is below gainers against 36 losers topped by expectation in the second quarter Ashakacem at the end of trading results. which is an unimproved performance The Index and Market when compared to previous outlook. capitalisation dropped by 0.83 per Market turnover closed negative cent in the week’s three trading days. as volume traded declined by 22.06 The Index opened after the two per cent against 30.50 per cent uptick days sallah break on a positive note recorded in the previous transactions. but Sustained southward trend in the Guaranty, Zenithbank and Transcorp remaining two trading days during were the most active to boost market the week under review; closing the turnover while Guaranty and NB top week with negative 0.83 per cent

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Symbol

7UP ABCTRANS ACCESS AFRIPRUD AGLEVENT AIICO AIRSERVICE ASHAKACEM AVONCROWN BERGER CADBURY CAP CAVERTON CCNN CHAMPION CHAMS CILEASING CONOIL CONTINSURE COSTAIN COURTVILLE CUSTODYINS CUTIX DAARCOMM DANGCEM DANGFLOUR DANGSUGAR DEAPCAP DIAMONDBNK DNMEYER EQUITYASUR ETERNA ETI EVANSMED FBNH FCMB FIDELITYBK FIDSON FLOURMILL FO GLAXOSMITH GOLDBREW

Opening Price

107.00 0.87 10.00 3.30 1.47 0.82 2.11 31.08 1.69 8.60 74.25 39.00 6.51 14.18 8.74 0.50 0.50 62.32 1.11 1.18 0.50 3.96 1.90 0.50 230.00 7.55 9.20 0.87 6.37 1.15 0.50 4.00 16.50 2.26 14.48 4.26 2.00 3.01 73.98 218.00 65.01 0.71

High

107.00 0.85 9.98 3.20 1.47 0.82 2.21 33.00 1.69 8.60 74.25 39.00 6.51 14.00 8.74 0.50 0.51 62.32 1.14 1.18 0.52 3.96 1.99 0.50 230.03 7.37 9.00 0.87 6.35 1.15 0.50 3.80 16.87 2.26 14.61 4.25 2.01 3.02 77.67 228.90 65.01 0.71

returns. The ASI movement within the week was within 42,000 psychological line, but lost its grip to close at 41,934.43 While Market capitalization remained below N14 trillion to close N13.847 trillion below N13.963 trillion level last week. The negative trend was on the back of bearish outing except the insurance, oil and gas and industrial sector indices. Finally, the Year-to-Date stance of the benchmark index remained positive at 1.5 per cent in the week in { šã\ # Z week. Activity level in terms of volume ## ' {\ per cent relative to last week’s level of trades while value marginally dropped by three per cent as 1.34 billion shares valued at N19.58 billion were exchanged in a lower number of deals of 16,811 compared with

Low

107.00 0.83 9.68 3.16 1.47 0.81 2.21 32.00 1.69 8.60 74.25 39.00 6.51 13.84 8.74 0.50 0.50 62.32 1.10 1.18 0.51 3.90 1.99 0.50 230.00 7.37 9.00 0.87 6.35 1.15 0.50 3.80 16.00 2.26 14.30 4.23 2.00 3.00 70.29 218.31 65.01 0.71

Closing Price Change (+)

107.00 0.85 9.98 3.16 1.47 0.81 2.21 33.00 1.69 8.60 74.25 39.00 6.51 14.00 8.74 0.50 0.50 62.32 1.12 1.18 0.51 3.96 1.99 0.50 230.00 7.37 9.00 0.87 6.35 1.15 0.50 3.80 16.87 2.26 14.40 4.23 2.01 3.00 77.67 228.90 65.01 0.71

0.00 -0.02 -0.02 -0.14 0.00 -0.01 0.10 1.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.18 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.09 0.00 0.00 -0.18 -0.20 0.00 -0.02 0.00 0.00 -0.20 0.37 0.00 -0.08 -0.03 0.01 -0.01 3.69 10.90 0.00 0.00

1.69 billion shares valued at N20.150 billion exchanged in 24,101 deals last week respectively. The Financial services sectors propelled by banking stocks and STOCK

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FO FLOURMILL ASHAKACEM OKOMUOIL ETI

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NESTLE SEPLAT GUARANTY MOBIL PRESCO

0.00 -2.30 -0.20 -4.24 0.00 -1.22 4.74 6.18 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.27 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.90 0.00 2.00 0.00 4.74 0.00 0.00 -2.38 -2.17 0.00 -0.31 0.00 0.00 -5.00 2.24 0.00 -0.55 -0.70 0.50 -0.33 4.99 5.00 0.00 0.00

GAINERS: TOP-5 GAIN

218 73.8 31.8 32.8 16.5

STOCK

% Price Change

dominated transactions during the week by over 97 per cent followed by conglomerates of Transcorp Plc following investors’ patronage and activity level in the sectors.

228.9 77.67 33 33.22 16.87 LOSERS: TOP-5 GAIN

1120 670 29.9 161.1 38.01

Trades

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

1106 659.38 28.8 160. 37

CHANGE % 10.9 3.69 1.92 0.42 0.37

CHANGE % -14 -10.62 -1.1 -1.1 -1.01

Volume

Value

27,822 420,590 12,880,368 1,257,067 14,337 7,701,018 186,300 1,151,561 561 17,971 22,335 100,478 63,800 1,230,817 10,200 27,420 3,228,960 55,016 3,937,173 52,649 1,960,000 988,358 188,700 1,000 939,036 271,737 303,625 5,000 3,636,680 2,000 4,754 286,332 2,812,434 7,048 13,108,490 10,909,100 3,913,040 1,467,970 3,807,422 309,660 95,050 8,132

3,125,743.00 351,179.88 126,605,368.00 4,008,930.00 20,105.50 6,262,183.50 411,723.00 37,670,916.00 903.21 151,034.02 1,575,510.88 3,972,560.50 395,272.00 17,166,868.00 84,762.00 13,710.00 1,616,743.62 3,326,782.75 4,368,290.00 62,184.02 1,001,720.00 3,896,429.25 370,494.19 500.00 215,969,536.00 2,004,416.88 2,736,570.00 4,150.00 23,094,568.00 2,200.00 2,377.00 1,095,299.88 46,112,404.00 16,104.48 189,366,816.00 46,331,312.00 7,845,420.00 4,407,284.50 285,368,960.00 70,651,704.00 6,204,245.00 6,017.68

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 01/08/2014 Symbol

GUARANTY GUINNESS HONYFLOUR IKEJAHOTEL INFINITY INTBREW INTENEGINS JAPAULOIL JBERGER LEARNAFRCA LIVESTOCK MANSARD MAYBAKER MBENEFIT MCNICHOLS MOBIL MRS NAHCO NASCON NB NEIMETH NEM NESTLE NIGERINS NNFM NPFMCRFBK OANDO OKOMUOIL PHARMDEKO PORTPAINT PREMBREW PRESCO PRESTIGE PZ REDSTAREX ROADS ROYALEX RTBRISCOE SEPLAT SKYEBANK STACO STANBIC STDINSURE STERLNBANK TANTALIZER TOTAL TRANSCORP TRIPPLEG UAC-PROP UACN UBA UBCAP UBN UNILEVER UNITYBNK UPL VITAFOAM WAPCO WAPIC WEMABANK ZENITHBANK

Opening Price

29.90 195.00 4.18 0.76 1.60 26.65 0.52 0.52 63.00 1.63 3.18 2.55 1.58 0.54 1.41 161.10 61.99 4.99 10.65 180.10 1.21 0.79 1120.00 0.50 19.75 1.00 27.98 32.80 1.80 5.48 0.77 38.01 0.52 39.00 4.40 8.46 0.50 1.00 670.00 3.05 0.50 31.24 0.50 2.32 0.50 171.55 5.50 1.88 17.45 61.00 7.70 2.12 8.61 49.25 0.50 4.40 4.30 120.00 0.87 1.06 25.08

High

29.80 194.00 4.24 0.76 1.60 26.65 0.51 0.51 63.00 1.61 3.20 2.55 1.65 0.54 1.41 160.00 61.99 5.00 10.13 181.00 1.21 0.80 1109.00 0.50 19.75 1.00 27.80 33.55 1.80 5.40 0.77 38.01 0.54 39.00 4.40 8.46 0.52 1.00 659.38 3.05 0.50 31.40 0.50 2.42 0.50 171.50 5.52 1.88 17.10 61.00 7.70 2.16 8.45 49.25 0.50 4.42 4.33 120.00 0.89 1.01 25.07

Low

28.80 194.00 4.10 0.76 1.60 26.65 0.50 0.51 63.00 1.48 3.06 2.55 1.64 0.52 1.41 160.00 61.99 4.95 10.12 180.11 1.21 0.76 1106.00 0.50 19.75 1.00 26.96 33.20 1.80 5.40 0.77 37.00 0.54 39.00 4.31 8.46 0.52 1.00 659.38 2.99 0.50 30.31 0.50 2.30 0.50 171.48 5.48 1.88 17.06 61.00 7.49 2.08 8.45 49.25 0.50 4.42 4.10 120.00 0.87 1.01 25.00

Closing Price Change (+)

28.80 194.00 4.18 0.76 1.60 26.65 0.50 0.51 63.00 1.61 3.20 2.55 1.65 0.54 1.41 160.00 61.99 4.95 10.12 180.23 1.21 0.76 1106.00 0.50 19.75 1.00 27.00 33.22 1.80 5.40 0.77 37.00 0.54 39.00 4.40 8.46 0.52 1.00 659.38 3.01 0.50 31.00 0.50 2.30 0.50 171.48 5.51 1.88 17.06 61.00 7.49 2.08 8.45 49.25 0.50 4.42 4.33 120.00 0.88 1.01 25.06

-1.10 -1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.02 -0.01 0.00 -0.02 0.02 0.00 0.07 0.00 0.00 -1.10 0.00 -0.04 -0.53 0.13 0.00 -0.03 -14.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.98 0.42 0.00 -0.08 0.00 -1.01 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00 -10.62 -0.04 0.00 -0.24 0.00 -0.02 0.00 -0.07 0.01 0.00 -0.39 0.00 -0.21 -0.04 -0.16 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.03 0.00 0.01 -0.05 -0.02

% Price Change

-3.68 -0.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -3.85 -1.92 0.00 -1.23 0.63 0.00 4.43 0.00 0.00 -0.68 0.00 -0.80 -4.98 0.07 0.00 -3.80 -1.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 -3.50 1.28 0.00 -1.46 0.00 -2.66 3.85 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.00 0.00 -1.59 -1.31 0.00 -0.77 0.00 -0.86 0.00 -0.04 0.18 0.00 -2.23 0.00 -2.73 -1.89 -1.86 0.00 0.00 0.45 0.70 0.00 1.15 -4.72 -0.08

Trades

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

Volume

55,047,857 72,819 4,292,253 8,900 40,000 316,448 1,967,959 799,849 54,041 418,490 1,804,688 2,022,246 511,341 2,955,000 2,000 63,811 1,192 3,632,281 909,554 6,291,385 3,000 5,981,229 450,155 540,200 30,666 20,500 10,676,506 1,226,056 8,700 187,800 3,800 919,114 2,258,238 224,954 2,163,945 1,832 131,125 113,273 66,313 16,986,280 1,650 2,996,273 2,000 3,236,060 1,500 176,150 30,451,367 10,165 1,107,199 207,732 6,827,614 4,835,449 311,651 1,657,269 458,029 408,336 224,440 390,714 3,452,528 637,349 18,488,863

Value

1,614,414,464.00 13,984,320.00 18,011,308.00 6,497.00 64,000.00 8,343,339.00 984,792.75 408,248.00 3,484,751.00 646,958.88 5,696,882.00 5,156,757.50 841,802.31 1,587,830.00 2,960.00 10,205,861.00 70,208.80 18,154,904.00 9,253,389.00 1,133,586,176.00 3,540.00 4,711,361.50 498,443,840.00 270,100.00 577,808.81 20,276.88 289,545,088.00 40,843,204.00 16,443.00 1,026,810.00 3,040.00 34,563,972.00 1,219,447.62 8,432,775.00 9,505,789.00 14,729.28 68,062.50 114,979.90 43,714,752.00 51,209,052.00 825.00 92,959,712.00 1,000.00 7,564,138.00 750.00 30,223,762.00 167,611,696.00 18,195.35 18,649,358.00 12,492,264.00 52,127,784.00 10,230,835.00 2,636,713.00 81,578,192.00 229,014.50 1,810,268.00 938,331.31 46,885,220.00 3,035,651.25 645,071.50 462,778,144.00

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Sports Update Nigerian wrestler aims at Olympic medal

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Amalaha stripped of Commonwealth gold A

16-year-old Nigerian weightlifter was stripped of her Commonwealth Games gold medal on Friday because of a positive doping test, a case that raised concerns about how such a young athlete had access to banned substances. Chika Amalaha tested positive for diuretics and masking agents after winning the 53-kilogram (117-pound) division last week, becoming the youngest female to win a weightlifting title at a Commonwealth Games. The gold now goes to Dika Toua of Papua New Guinea. Amalaha was initially suspended on Tuesday after the “A’’ sample tested positive for amiloride and

hydrochlorothiazide hydrochlorothiazide, which are both banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency. After Amalaha’s backup “B’’ sample also came back positive, Commonwealth 3 hearing into the case on Friday. The Commonwealth Games Federation said Amalaha did not contest the

7 and returned her medal. “It is strict liability,� CGF President Prince Imran Tunku of Malaysia, who chaired the hearing, told The Associated Press. “Once the tests are positive the only thing we can do is follow the rules.� Asked whether Amalaha J

Imran said: “No “No.�� Amalaha set Commonwealth Games records in her weight category with a total of 196 kilograms (432 pounds), breaking the previous mark of 188 kilograms (414 pounds). With Toua upgraded to the gold, Santoshi Matsa of India moves up to silver and India’s Swati Singh to bronze. “It is sad it is a junior and I hope they will learn from this experience,� Prince Imran said. “I think the international federation should look at it carefully and see whether there are mitigating circumstances when it comes to the sanctions.� The World Anti-Doping Agency has said it will look

into how Amalaha had access to banned substances, and Prince Imram also wants that explored further. “Being a junior obviously there must be some culpability from those that are looking after her, whether it is coaches or managers or doctors,� Prince Imram said. He declined to comment on the future of weightlifting, which has been marred by doping cases. Nigeria’s weightlifting team didn’t compete at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester because of a doping ban imposed in 2001 after four members of the 7 Four years ago in New Delhi, three Nigerian runners failed doping tests.

kuh Smarting from her gold medal feat in the women 53kg freestyle wrestling at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, ecstatic Odunayo Adekuruoye has set her gaze on the Rio 2016 Olympic Games as her next all important target. The 19 years old wrestling sensation discharged her opponent Lalita Lalita of India in less than two minutes into the gold medal match at the SECC Event centre in Glasgow to the applause of the Scottish spectators and now says there is no going back on pursuing an Olympic dream. “This is not the end. This is just the beginning. I am looking forward to the Olympic, for a gold medal, and I believe that by the grace of God and with my coach, Purity (Akuh) and our leader and father, Hon. Daniel Igali, still by my side, I can win gold at the Olympics.� Describing her journey to the Commonwealth gold medal, Adekuruoye revealed that the most of the credit goes to the benevolence of Daniel Igali, President of the Nigerian Weightlifting Federation and the family of her coach, Purity Akuh. “This gold means more than the winning bonus money for me. It represents a testament of faith for those who have supported me and

are helping me to build a name in wrestling. I was ashamed of myself when I won silver at the African Championships in Tunis because Igali has spent so much on me, financially and materially, trying to build me up, that I felt I had failed to reciprocate in performance. That was why I challenged myself that I won’t want to see him seating down and sweating again at the venue in apprehension or disappointment in me. It is much the same way for my one and only coach, Purity Akuh. He has been so wonderful and loving and he has encouraged me so much. He and his wife contributed so much to my success and my life. They brought me into their family, into their house since I was thirteen and I have been living with them for the past six years because the coach said he saw a future in me, believes in me and needed me to be close to him such that we can work together more conveniently without hindrances. His wife immediately me as both a daughter, younger sister and friend and I have remained part of the family. I know that today his wife will be happy and feeling justified and fulfilled for their sacrifice now that I have won gold. That is my biggest joy.

Expect more from Okagbare – Smith C

ommonwealth lh and Africa’s fastest woman, Blessing Okagbare, has been tipped to dominate 100 m and 200 m in the World. After her sterling performance at the Commonwealth Games where she dusted Jamaicans to win the 100 m in 10.85 and claimed victory in the 200 m in 22.25 seconds, her coach John Smith reviewed the race yesterday and said that there is still more to come from the 25-yearold. ‘’I’ve watched her grow up. She is going to dominate the 100 and 200 m in the World for a long time’’, a jubilant Smith said at the Games Village in Glasgow. ‘’She is disciplined

and hardworking. She knows what she wants and dedicate herself to a tough regime at achieving that. I’m happy for her and Nigeria because she is going to rule the World of Athletics for a long time’’, he emphasised. Smith said that he was still looking at the possibility of Blessing combining the 100 and 200m with the Long Jump. ‘’She is good in Long Jump. The problem with the Jump is that it comes in-between the races. It distracts other events. That is the reason why she did not do well at the London 2012 Olympics. Here in Glasgow, we have to shelve that to concentrate on the two and she came out sparkling in them’’.

Does that mean that Blessing is going to drop Long Jump for good?’’. ‘’No. We’ve to study more on that. The

problem with Long Jump is that it is determined by Television. Unless we are ready to play politics’’, he said .

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West African football in jeopardy over Ebola fear

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frican football is being put in jeopardy as West Africa are leading a war against the spread of the deadly Ebola virus. Earlier this week, the virus outbreak forced the Liberia Football Association to suspend all football activities in the country. “Whenever there is a game, a lot of people come together

and we want to discourage gathering at this point,� LFA President Hassan Bility explained. And on Thursday, the Seychelles Football Federation informed CAF of its withdrawal of the Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2015 7 about to host Sierra Leone in Victoria in a second round encounter.

No reason was given to the continental body, but SFF confirmed they received instructions from the country authorities. “We have taken the decision because of the advice sent to us by the Seychelles Ministry of Health,� FSS President Elvis Chetty said, as reported by the BBC. “We also received

a letter from the Ministry of Immigration saying it would not allow the Sierra Leone team to enter our jurisdiction.�

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Sports Update

Toure hails Iheanacho Y

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aya Toure has hailed Kelechi Iheanacho for his superlative displays for Manchester City in preseason so far.The reigning African Footballer of the Year described the 17-year-old prodigy as an ‘exciting player’ who he believes has a bright future. “Kelechi is an exciting player. I love the way he plays and I feel that he will have a good career at the club and go on to become

one of the players of the future,� Toure told Manchester City’s of ' Iheanacho has been in dazzling form for the English champions, scoring twice in their last three pre-season games, prompting praise from observers and fans alike. City manager Manuel Pellegrini recently described the Nigeria youth international as a great prospect with a bright future at the club.

Sunderland unearthing Drogba still a‘killer’–Mourinho talent in Nigeria C

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underland AFC continues to support ground-breaking football programme in Nigeria.This week Sunderland AFC’s head of international football development, Graham Robinson, has been supporting the Premier Skills initiative in Lagos, Nigeria. The Sunderland delegate has been working alongside Premier Skills coordinator Jez Weeks in supporting eight coaches from Nigeria who have reached Phase ž Premier Skills coaching programme. As part of the coaches Phase 4 training they have been delivering dribbling and passing sessions to 26 female teachers from across the Lagos districts. The teachers, who have been chosen by the Lagos State Football Association, have been undergoing an intense Phase 1 course of the programme. Graham said: “We are very happy with the progress of both sets of groups, the coaches are adapting well to their role and the teachers have shown real commitment to learn. Myself and Jez are making sure

that the coaches are sup supported fully and that the quality of the sessions is assured.� The aim of the fourday course is to identify female players, aged 13 -17, within the districts of Lagos, who will receive 12 weeks training, support and guidance by the teachers. It is hoped that following the training these girls will represent Lagos state in the National Female Cup. Graham, who has visited the African continent several times this year as part of Sunderland AFC’s activities in the continent said: “We are Z # transform the continent’s football development and it is a great honour to work with Premier Skills and the Lagos State Football Association on this worthwhile project.� Sunderland AFC has established itself as one of the most recognised and respected Barclays Premier League clubs across Africa and through its many partnerships, relationships and grass root activities, African fans can truly see the impact SAFC is having on many people’s lives.

helsea boss JosĂŠ Mourinho has praised new signings Diego Costa, Cesc Fabregas and Didier Drogba in an interview with Sky Sports. A ‘Blues’ from 2004 to 2012, the Ivoirian striker made his way back to Stamford Bridge a week ago on an one-year deal. And for the Portuguese tactician who worked with Drogba during his

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he captain of Nigeria Under-20 Women team, Patience Okaeme, has said it doesn’t matter on what type of surface they play, following the news that Moncton, the venue of ˆ ˆ ‰ Šˆ ˆ‹ ˆ ˆ‰ ˆ‰ ‹ ‰ ˆ ˆ Okaeme insists that having a very good knowledge of their group opponents will put them in a good position to

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Ighalo getsWatford jersey number 24

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atford new signing Odion, Jude Ighalo, has been assigned jersey number 24. The former Nigeria U20 captain joined the English Championship team on a season-long loan deal from Se-

rie A side Udinese and went on to debut in a pre-season friendly against Coventry City, which Watford lost 1-0. The two other Nigerians in the team, Ikechi Anya and Uche Ikpeazu were assigned jersey number 21 and 25

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igeria international John Ogu, is still locked in talks with Portuguese club Academica over his departure. Q Z approach him to sign a contract as it would be tantamount to tapping up the player. Over the course of last season, the combative mid games in the Primeira Liga compared to the previous season where he chalked up 20 appearances. “I am waiting to get con Z $

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# R between 2004 and 2007, the 36-year-old is as strong and as dangerous as ever. “The killer instinct is there, the technic to score goals is there. He is still very strong physically and mentally, exactly the same,� Mourinho assured. “His desire to compete and to win is always there. He is an important player for us.�

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cting President of Nigeria Football Federation, Chief Mike Umeh said on Friday Under-17 National Team, Golden Eaglets, will overpower their counterparts from Democratic Republic of Congo in Abeokuta on round of qualifying series for 2015 African Under-17 Championship. ĂŹI have no doubt about the ability of the Golden Eaglets to not only win, but win convincingly. I have followed the exploits of the team since Emmanuel Amuneke took over and I know for certain that he has been working hard to ensure he raises another world Ăąconquering squad,ĂŽ Umeh said in Abuja on Friday. Nigeria won a record fourth FIFA Under-17 World Cup title in the

United Arab Emirates last year, with Manu Garba as Head Coach and $ % tant, but the world champions have been promoted to the U-20 team and the former African Footballer of the Year has had to start from the scratch. “Amuneke has shown excellent determination as a Coach, as he used to show in his playing days. His new boys did not fare badly at the WAFU B Tournament in Togo and their victory over the Congolese in Kinshasa shows the improvement the squad has made generally,�Umeh added. The Eaglets take on the Les Leopards at the MKO Abiola Stadium, Abeokuta on Sunday in the second leg of a second round 7 ( Nigeria one goal up from the opening leg in Kinshasa last Saturday.

$ black and white,� says John Ogu. His contract with the Students would have expired at the end of the 2014 - 2015 season assuming he does not tear up the agreement binding him and the club.

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or more than six months, the As _ _ Q Universities infamously called ASUU embarked on a needless strike that lasted longer than its usual biennial rumpus. Nearly an entire academic session was wasted. I severely criticized the wanton economic waste and disruption of academic calendar of Nigerian students. I argued that ASUU had misused the instrument of strikes to the point that it had become counterproductive, even for them. I thought that it had become demeaning for academicians to use the same method over many years to solve the

outcomes. My take was that ASUU has perpetually used the instrument of strikes as a blackmail weapon to force their employers to “agree� to what they neither have the resources, nor the willingness to implement. The Federal Government %

its back and avoid political backlash and in the process buy some time. A year or two later, implementation will cease and ASUU will return to the trenches and the cycle will repeat. I have always held the view that the only sustainable way to resolve employee- employer disputes is through collective bargaining, not with knives dangling over anybody’s head but with agreements freely reached by the righteousness of positions and strong persuasion, often involving compromises but always allowing superior logic to overthrow inferior logic. I am constrained to raise the same issues with the current embarrassing and bewildering national strike by the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) which has caused so much disruption in the public healthcare delivery to Nigerians. Between lecturers and doctors, I do not know which holds the world record in going on strikes. It used to be the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), essentially doctors in postgraduate training who can go on strike up to four times in a year (warning strike, real strike, sympathy strike and non-implementation strike), but so very often the NMA, an otherwise respected and respectable professional association of medical doctors, joins in this denigrating malady. How a group that claims leadership in the health care team can subject Nigerian patients to their professional rights or even for the ‚ % • Who knows how many patients have died since the current malady? And at a time Nigeria is facing the most virulent ? the nation - Boko Haram and Ebola Virus - the leaders of NMA have ignored all appeals. Without prejudice to the righteousness of the issues in dispute, I am completely opposed to the use of strikes, blackmail or force in exacting concessions from the government, employers or from the people of Nigeria. Yes, a symbolic one-day strike in extreme cases perhaps when you are dealing with a recalcitrant employer can be tolerated but to call out doctors, Pharmacists or Nurses for weeks from work is simply inhuman and contradictory to their professional oaths. What is worse, when a professional association, rather than a trade union interferes in what is essentially an employee- em-

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Incessant strikes & disruptions of economy:Time to halt the growing malady ployer matter, it gets complicated. And this is part of the reason, many of us are asking for the restructuring of our Federation so that we can practice True Federalism. Why should doctors who work for Arochukwu Local Government Area in Abia State, for instance, insist to be given the same emoluments and conditions of service as those that work at the Federal Medical Centre in Ebute Meta, Lagos? Problem of over-centralization! Everybody goes to Abuja with a bowl at the end of every month to share national cake! Some people say Healthcare is important, but so is Education, so is Security, so is Power, and so is Transportation. Some say medical profession is important but so is engineering; so is accountancy; so is policing, and so is Journalism. Every sector of the Nigerian economy needs fundamental restructuring and massive investment. Every Profession needs better pay and enhanced welfare schemes. No one was forced into any profession though, and no one is compelled to remain in any. But none of these can be achieved in a sustainable manner through workouts, work stoppages, strikes or lockouts. Therefore, for ASUU, NMA and their like to continue to insist on interminable strikes as a way of causing reformation in Education and Healthcare is patently inappropriate. Can we imagine the damage that will be done to our fragile polity and economy if all government employed professionals use the arcane strike option as a means of forcing desired change in the way the government runs its institutions. What is required to sort us out and perhaps make employers more responsive to the demands of their employees, is to completely de-regulate the economy,

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transferring much of the economic powers to the private sector and the consumers. This will promote competition and better allocation of resources. Here the consumer is the one that will price all professions and the services they supply, not some mundane colonial carry-over thinking that one profession is more important than the other or that one professional must be assured of higher wages and secured leadership positions which relate to neither the value he creates nor to his leadership impact. When this is implemented in a restructured Federation, where the states and local governments have the freedom to pay wages for services in line with what the market is % we will achieve a better appreciation of the relative value of each profession and every professional within a given profession. The law of supply and demand in a free market remains the most universally acceptable way of placing value on products and services, including those of the NMA members. But until we get there, given the penchant for majority of our nationals to prefer centralization instead of decentralization as borne out in the recent National Conference, we must take some very drastic actions to halt this growing malady of disrupting the economy by some professional or trade groups. First, is that all groups that want to be involved in the negotiation of workers’ salaries and welfare must be registered as trade unions. Government and all employers must no longer negotiate with any other associations on these issues if they % € trade unions.

Therefore, for ASUU, NMA and their like to continue to insist on interminable strikes as a way of causing reformation in Education and Healthcare is patently inappropriate. Can we imagine the damage that will be done to our fragile polity and economy if all government employed professionals use the arcane strike option as a means of forcing desired change in the way the government runs its institutions Two, all demands and negotiations with regards to salaries and welfare must be undertaken in line with the collective bargaining principles enshrined in our labour books and laws. Every other method that involves any form of coercion must be outlawed. Thirdly, the approved methods and timelines for declaring trade disputes must be followed strictly by all parties. Fourthly, employers and employees must negotiate in good faith and conscience. They must accept only what they have the ability to deliver. They should never allow themselves to be cowed, bullied or blackmailed into accepting what they know they cannot deliver on and cannot unilaterally repudiate what has been collectively agreed. Fifth, every aggrieved party must have recourse to the National Industrial Court for adjudication. It is the courts’ responsibility to see to the enforcement of its pronouncements. Recourse to self-help must be prohibited by the courts as well. Sixth, the Nigerian public must stand up against

% Nigerians to pursue their narrow interests % This is why we are united against Boko Haram. The same must be done against every association or trade group whose

whose actions yield similar pains on the people. We must stop bringing disrepute to our nation and then start looking for whom to blame. We complain of falling standard of education. ASUU and NASU strikes have done far more damages to the quality of our tertiary education than the lack of infrastructure, in my opinion, and the unpredictable temperament of our doctors has contributed more to foreign medical Â’ ? ` our hospitals. Let us stop this malady today, Nigerians.

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