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he electorate in Southern Ijaw councils may be going to the poll today ostensibly to elect a governor for Bayelsa State, but unknown to them, politicians have their own agenda. The above scenario emerged yesterday as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) cautioned the All Progressives Congress (APC)led Federal government to resist the temptation of winning elections at all cost, drawing its attention to events of the Second Republic. The admonition, according to the opposition party, became necessary following what it described as plot by the APC to win today’s governorship re-run election in the South-south state. “It was the quest of winning elections at all cost that led to the collapse of the Second Republic,” PDP reminded the

EFCC operatives arriving at Dikko’s Abuja residence...yesterday.

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Lassa fever kills 40 in 10 states, as govts intensify health education Toyin Adebayo, Abuja

he Federal Government raised the level of health consciousness yesterday saying that Lassa fever has killed 40 persons, with a total of 86 reported cases pushing the mortality rate to 43.2%. The Minister of Health, Professor Isaac Adewole, at a press brieÀng to allay the fears of Nigerian on the recent outbreak of Lassa fever in some parts of the country, said there

is urgent need to stop transmission of the disease in the communities and the country’s health facilities through public sensitization. “Health education materials have been distributed to all states, particularly the aͿected areas for eͿective health promotion to enhance good community hygiene including food hygiene and food protection practices,” he said. The minister urged the citizens to ensure that they avoid contact with rodents or rats, as well as food or objects contaminated with rats’

secretions and excretions. “Avoid drying food in the open and along the roadside. It is also important to prevent rodents’ contamination, and lastly, all suspected cases should be reported immediately to enable early treatment,” he added. Prof. Adewole, however, noted that his ministry has taken measures to curtail further spread and reduce mortality among those aͿected, which includes the immediate release of adequate quantities of ribavirin, >>Continued on Page 3

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ruling APC. Acting National Chairman of PDP, Prince Uche Secondus, in a statement yesterday in Abuja, raised the alarm that today’s governorship election in Southern Ijaw LGA of Bayelsa State is reportedly a mere formality, alleging that the APC in conjunction with the military, police and IN(C o΀cials have already written the result of the election. The Independent National Electoral

Commission (INEC) is conducting the supplementary election today in Southern Ijaw LGA to conclude the governorship election which Àrst held on December 5 last year. The PDP is ahead with over 30,000 votes in the results so far released in seven of the eight local government areas of the state. Southern Ijaw has a voting population 120,000 registered adults. Secondus, however, explained that from the intelligence report available to the PDP,

today’s election is a mere academic exercise, alleging that the APC government had already written the results ahead of time. He said: “Southern Ijaw is the home local government of former governor of the state, Chief DSP Alamieyeseigha and a known Ijaw leader. The state is politically divided into Nembe, Ogbia and Southern Ijaw, that is the home LGA of Ijaws where the governor, Siarake Dickson, is from. “This is the strongest

home base of the PDP. PDP has been winning elections in this core Ijaw LGA because it is the ancestral home of all Ijaws, where the former governor and Ijaw leader, DSP Alamieyeseigha and Dickson hail from. “Intelligence report at our disposal shows that the election is just a mere formality as results have been written with INEC standing as the main culprit. The Secretary to the government of Federation, the Minister of Defence and Police have directed INEC

to write the results in favour of APC. There is the use of police and military personnel to intimidate voters and also scare them away as results are already written as directed.” He said that winning the Bayelsa governorship election is part of APC plot of having a foothold in the South-south, saying, “all ministers and government o΀cials

from the zone have been directed to ensure that Bayelsa is delivered to APC at all cost.” Secondus, therefore, alerted the international community to be aware of the alleged plot by the APC-controlled Federal government to win the Bayelsa State governorship election at all cost, warning that it has the consequences of hurting the nascent democracy in Nigeria.

Taiye Agbaje, Abuja

The Situation Room also urged leaders of political parties and their supporters to refrain from acts that could breach the peaceful conduct of the poll. “The national leadership of political parties should note the reputational risk to their parties and damage to the nation should their representatives in Bayelsa subvert fair polls and put all necessary pressure on their members to follow the rule of law. “All candidates and their supporters in the Bayelsa poll should recall the commitments made in the peace pact signed in November and cease inÁammatory statements and actions that are threatening the integrity of the ongoing election,” it stated. It, however, called on the voters to turnout en masse to vote the candidate of their choice.

...Over 60 CSOs charge INEC, security agencies on fairness, neutrality

L-R: FCT Director, National Orientation Agency, Mr. Moses Aba; Resident Electoral Commissioner for FCT, Prof. Jacob Jatau, and Administrative Secretary of INEC in FCT, Mr. Abdulrazaq Adamu, at a political stakeholders meeting on Continuous Voter Registration, in Abuja…yesterday.

Alleged contract scam: EFCC raids ex-Customs boss Dikko’s Abuja residence Mikail Mumuni, FCT Editor

resh facts have emerged regarding why operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) yesterday raided the Abuja residence of the immediate past ComptrollerGeneral (CG) of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Alhaji Abdullahi Inde Dikko. The house, located at number 6, Ahmed Musa Crescent, Jabi, was stormed by the operatives at around 7am. Dikko was not at home during the operation. Nonetheless, family sources claimed that the operatives conducted a search in some of the rooms and reportedly left with

some documents in an operation that lasted a few hours. Although Mr Wilson Uwujaren, EFCC spokesperson, was not available for comments as his phone was oͿ air, sources at the commission who pleaded not to be identiÀed said the former Customs boss is being investigated over some of his activities while in service. Top on this is that he bought for the NCS, the estate later named Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Customs Barracks at Kuje, at an alleged inÁated cost of N4billion and reportedly renovated same with N10billion. Others relate to alleged false declaration of Annual Customs Revenue Generation and conversion of some

landed property of the Customs Service in Katsina State (his home state) containing six houses to personal use. The petition was Àled at the EFCC by the Nigerian Customs Transparency Initiative (NCTI) and signed by Dr. James Onoja. The petitioner also accused former President Goodluck Jonathan, former Secretary of the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator Anyim Pius Anyim, former Finance Minister, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, former Attorney-General of the Federation, Mohammed Bello Adoke (SAN) and former DirectorGeneral of the State Security Service (SSS), Ita Ekpenyong of shielding Dikko while they were in o΀ce,

stating that several petitions sent to them indicting the Customs CG were ignored. Full text of the petition reads: “Several letters of petition against the Comptroller –General of Customs, Inde Dikko Abdullahi, were sent to the erstwhile President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, the former Secretary of the Government of the Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim, the former Finance Minister, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, in writing and through the media. “Other notable people copied to date were the former Attroney-General of the Federation, Mr Adoke Bello and former DirectorGeneral of State Security Service (SSS), Mr. Ita Ekpeyong...”

s voters in the rescheduled Bayelsa State governorship poll cast their votes today, no fewer than 60 civil society organisations (CSOs), under the auspices of the Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room, have called on the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the security agencies to ensure fairness and neutrality in the conduct of the election. The CSOs, which raised various concerns about the conduct of political actors, security and administration of the polls in the last election, said attention must be drawn to a number of hitches that should be addressed as the people decide on who governs them. This was contained in a statement made available to Newswatch Times in Abuja yesterday. “Security agencies should note the escalated tension, threats made by political actors, and reported preparations for violence and move to strengthen security in all areas where polls are holding while maintaining the strictest of neutrality in their operations. “INEC should exhibit the strongest possible competence and transparency in its management of election day and results. The Commission should release all available results via its ETRAC system at the earliest practical date (including results from the main poll,” they said.

“Furthermore, the Situation Room calls on all registered voters in the aͿected polling units where elections will take place in Bayelsa State on Saturday, 9th January 2016 to come out and exercise their democratic right to vote for the candidate of their choice. “Situation Room also urges parents and traditional rulers in the communities to caution their wards and youths to safeguard and uphold the values of their society by refusing to be used by the political class,” it said. The Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room has been observing the Bayelsa governorship election process since October last year.

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Lassa fever spreads in Jos, claims one

R-L: Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki; Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika and Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshall Sadiq Baba Abubakar, when the Senate President represented President Muhammadu Buhari at a Jumat service to mark the 2016 Armed Forces Remembrance Day, at the National Mosque in Abuja...yesterday. Photo: Wale Adenuga

Lassa Fever: Rivers govt orders sanitation in homes, offices enlighten workers and staͿ on how to protect residents against the deadly disease. Speaking during a sensitization programme approved by Wike yesterday for Government House staͿ and security details, Chief Medical Director in charge of Government House Clinic, Dr. (Mrs) Miller Finebone Oruene said regular hygiene, particularly washing of hands, can help reduce the risk of getting infected by the viral disease. She counselled the staͿ to “clean your homes, environment, avoid contact with sick persons with cases of bleeding and avoid rats.”

Dr. Oruene said the primary transmission of the Lassa virus from its host to humans can be prevented by avoiding contact with Mastomys Rodents, explaining that putting food away in rodent-proof containers and keeping the home clean will help to discourage rodents from entering homes. She further advised Rivers residents to look out for symptoms of Lassa Fever, which include back pain, chest pain, conjunctivitis (redness of the eye), cough, diarrhoea, facial swelling, fever, mucosal bleeding, proteinuria, sore throat and vomiting. Dr Oruene explained

that the mode of transmission from human-to-human occurs when a person comes in contact with the virus in the blood, tissue, secretions or excretions of an individual infected with the Lassa Virus, as well as through sexual transmission. She stated that the signs and symptoms occur 1-3 weeks after the patient comes into contact with the virus. Dr. Samuel Wilson, Senior Medical O΀cer in charge of government house, Port Harcourt, who also spoke at the sensitisation event, advised the residents to make personal hygiene a priority.

he Environmental Health O΀cers in Lagos State, yesterday, began houseto-house enlightenment campaign and distribution of baits to kill rats to ensure safety against the spread of Lassa fever in the state. The Chief Environmental Health O΀cer, Department of Environmental Health, Lagos Primary Healthcare Board, Mr Cyril Akinyele, disclosed this in Lagos.

He said the exercise became necessary in view of the sudden return of the killer disease. According to him, the disease has a virus that can be transmitted to humans via contact with food or household items contaminated with rodent urine or faeces. “Lassa fever is one of the dangerous fevers that are caused by a rat named multi mammal rat, very tiny in size and they spread easily due

to its multiple birth. It is found in a very dirty environment, and our plans as environmental o΀cers are to embark on enlightenment campaign and give out baits to kill rats in houses. We are also educating them on how to identify the particular rat that causes Lassa fever.’’ Akinyele said the people of the state were being educated on the procedures to eliminate the rats by burning them to ashes due to the virus

that causes Lassa fever. He said premises and schools inspection were also on top gear to ensure that children were adequately taken care of from contacting the deadly diseases. He called on Lagos resident to be more health and environmental conscious and ensure their wastes were properly disposed of, to prevent any kind of rats around their homes and surrounding.

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from the ministry to all aͿected states to assist in investigating and verifying the cases as well as tracing of contacts. He further said clinicians and relevant healthcare workers

have been sensitized and mobilized in areas of patient management and care in the aͿected states; and aͿected states have been advised to intensify awareness creation on the sign and symptoms, including

preventive measures such as general hygiene. Prof. Adewole said the outbreak has aͿected 10 states of Bauchi, Nassarawa, Niger, Taraba, Kano, Rivers, Edo, Plateau, Gombe and Oyo.

Nath Omame, Port Harcourt

he Rivers State government has urged residents to endeavour to maintain proper hygiene in their homes and environment, to stem the spread of Lassa Fever in the state. Governor Nyesom Wike, following the outbreak of the deadly disease in the state, which claimed the lives of a nursing mother and her two weeks old baby, ordered a series of sensitization programmes across the state to forestall the spread of Lassa Fever. Medical professionals in health facilities in the state have begun to

Lagos begins house-to-house campaign against Lassa fever

Lassa fever kills 40 in 10 states, as govts intensify health education the speciÀc antiviral drug for Lassa fever to all the aͿected states for prompt and adequate treatment of cases; deployment of rapid response teams

he Plateau State government has conÀrmed that Lassa fever has killed one person in the state as the deadly disease has been noticed in Àve local government areas. State Commissioner for Health Dr, Kuden Kamshak, disclosed this while brieÀng newsmen in his o΀ce in Jos yesterday, saying that the disease is found in Jos North, Mangu, Langtang South, Pankshin and Shenam LGAs. According to Dr. Kamshak, “The state government has established Disease Survellance and NotiÀcation O΀cers (DSNO) in each of the 17 local government areas in the state to monitor and manage the health challenge. “We are also working with medical experts from the Who Health Organisation (WHO) who are assisting the State to curb the spread” He said, “As you are

all aware, the Federal Ministry of Health has conÀrmed that the country has been experiencing Lassa fever outbreak in the past few weeks in some states including Bauchi, Nassarawa, Niger, Taraba, Kano, Rivers, Edo and Oyo states respectively. “Lassa fever is a zoonotic disease, which means that human beings become infected by contact with infected animals. The animal host of the virus is rodent (rat) and the animal shed the virus through urine and faeces. “Human beings can become infected with the virus when they are exposed to urine and faeces of the carrier animal. “Person-to-person transmission occurs both in community when people live in clusters and spread faster in such crowded environment especially under poor sanitary conditions.

Inadequate funding hinders consular services in US – Ambassador ADEWALE GIWA, Washington, DC

igeria’s ConsulGeneral in charge of 17 Southeast of the United States, Ambassador GeoͿrey Teneilabe, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to inject more money into foreign services. Teneilabe, who spoke with Newswatch Times in Atlanta, Georgia, said inadequate funding had continued to slow down the Consular operations in the US. “I want to beg President Muhammadu Buhari to quickly come to the aid of foreign services. Our operation is a little bit slow as a result of inadequate funding. Nigerians abroad are not easy to manage; we get a lot of demands on a daily basis,” he said. On the U.S Nigeria bilateral relations, the envoy said it has improved tremendously since President Buhari came to power. According to him, the U.S has assisted Nigeria in many ways, especially in the area of security. Besides, Ambassador Teneilabe also appealed to President Buhar to fashion ways of revisiting the engagement of the U.S in training the nation’s armed forces. “As a matter of fact, disengaging the U.S from training our soldiers has worsened the security challenges in Nigeria. The government must also do something urgent on this. The U.S has done many things for Nigeria without making noise but at a stage, the past administration

disengaged them from training our soldiers.” Tenilabe, who also called on the Federal government to act on diversifying the nation’s economic to make life meaningful for Nigerians, expressed worries over the abuse of the social media by the citizens. His words: “It is unfortunate that we depend on Oil Gas. We consume what we do not produce. Since 1958, we have been producing crude oil and up till now we do not have reÀneries that are functioning, this is worrisome. We have neglected what we should do to improve our economy. “Diversifying the economy has been a slogan but we have not taken any step to act on it. We operate a Federal system that is not eͿective. The solution to the current economic situation is to Ànd other sources of revenue. “Again, there must be sanity in whatever we do. On social media, somebody can just target and lambast you, which could go a long way to spoil your reputation. The Senate should try to bring about sanity in the system. “They should inject sanity into the new aspect of mass communication. There are some people who damage people’s reputation maliciously. “We should all learn to protect the image of our country, not the other way round. Nigerians should also be patient with governments at all levels. It takes a little to redeem what has been damaged for donkey of years.”

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South East

Kanu put himself into incarceration – Onitsha High Chief “Igbos suͿered during

Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

espite the twoday consecutive protest by Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in South East for the release of Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, an Onitsha, Anambra State, High Chief and one of the contestants to the throne of Obi of Onitsha, Chief Obi Ubaka Lawrence Godwin Odukwe, hinted that Kanu per-

sonally put himself into incarceration. He described Kanu’s abusive words and speech through Radio Biafra as unnecessary and uncalled for adding that it amounts to fanning the embers of war. Speaking during the occasion of celebration of his golden jubilee wedding in Onitsha, Odukwe reiterated that he ¶feels very bad on their agitation for a sovereign state of Biafra.’

the war, younger men who never knew what war looks like started talking war,” he said. He however admitted that the South East zone is marginalized but advised for a round table discussion instead of being confrontational over the poor condition of the zone. “We don’t have the right to breach the norms and the unity of Nigeria,” he warned.

Chief Odukwe stressed the need for the Igbos to be at the same level with other ethnic groups and states adding that the infrastructural decay is a source of worry that prompted the agitation. “We have to be at equal level and contest with others. Look at the South East roads, the money belongs to us all. Kanu put himself in this incarceration mess,” Odukwe stated.

News Accusations trails murder, arson in Nkpor Cyprian Ebele Onitsha

ccusations and counter accusations have trailed the purported murder of one Somtochukwu Enekebe Joseph at Mgbachu village Nkpor, Idemili North local government area, Anambra State, as police intensify manhunt for suspects. According to the owner of the house set ablaze, Hon. Innocent Ilechukwu, ¶some of the suspects that perpetrated the act are cultists and have been arrested by the AntiCult Squad in the state

while some are still at large.’ He said that property worth N25million was destroyed and that the suspected cultists warned earlier that they would raze the house and did as they promised. But in a swift reaction, Hon (Dr.) Okeke who is the elder brother to Chibuzo Okeke revealed that Ilechukwu burnt his house by himself and urged the police and the AntiCult Squad to investigate him and avoid arresting innocent people over the burnt house.

Pope urges spiritual honesty to attain eternity Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (left) being decorated with the 2016 Armed Forces Remembrance Day Emblem by Chairman, Nigeria Legion Enugu State Council, Mr. George Amalu in Enugu State…yesterday.

Obiano ’ll serve two tenures – APGA Trustee Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

member of Board of Trustees of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) and the Igbo spiritual leader, Chief Rommy Ezeonwuka, disclosed yesterday that Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra state would be returned for second tenure because of his achievements within one year and nine months in of-

ęce. Making this disclosure in his oĜce at Rojenny Games Village Oba, near Onitsha, the APGA Trustee member regreĴed that those who want the governor removed at all cost have continued to blackmail him by saying that he has not been able to achieve anything except on security. He said, “those who want to bring down Obiano should be sent to Psychi-

atric Hospital as they may be suěering from mental neurosis”. “This is a governor who came and chased away all the armed robbers, criminals and kidnappers out of the state. This is something the past regimes were not able to do”, he stated. “Our people should be sincere in their demands. This is the ęrst time everybody returned home and celebrated Christmas and

New Year periods without any form of armed robbery and kidnapping. So many states cannot pay salaries of workers but Anambra does not experience that because of prudent management of resources and hard work by the governor,” he said. Also on the continued detention of the Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, he warned that the Federal Government is taking risk by incarcerating

Traders employ prayer warriors over fire outbreak in Anambra markets Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

n a bid to avoid ęre outbreak in the markets in Anambra State, traders at the Onitsha International Electronics Market yesterday employed the services of prayer warriors to ward-oě any manner of ęre outbreaks this year in their market and all markets in the state.

Speaking at the event, the chairman of the Electronics Market, Mr. Izu Okoye recalled that they experienced ęre outbreaks in the market last year on two occasions which destroyed wares worth millions of naira. He appealed to Governor Willie Obiano to provide ęre ęghting e uipments to the market and construction of a larger drainage system to

contain the volume of Ěood that destroys wares whenever it rains. “We encountered so many challenges last year, from ęre outbreak on two occasions to blocking of three of our main gates at the back of the market by an individual who uses police and other security operatives to intimidate and assault us. We complained to

the governor and he promised that the gate will remain open because it is through it that goods are brought into the market,” he said. The secretary, Comrade Ogudike, prayed that God would see the traders through this year adding that last year was not in their favour especially on ęre outbreaks.

ope Francis has called on Christians to be spiritually honest for them to attain eternity. In his homily at AwkaEtiti, Idemili South local government area, Anambra State, during a special Church Service in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Adimike who marked their golden jubilee wedding ceremony, the Pope admonished them not to relent in seeking heaven. The Pope who was represented by the Apostolic Nuncio in the Dominican Republic, Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo, regretted that people are not spiritually

honest to near God. “Do not relent in your faith, the couple Mr. Patrick and wife Veronica Adimike are examples of good living. God opens Himself to those who are opened to Him. He will ensure you get to greatness if you fear Him. Our problem is that we are not spiritually honest to enable God come to us,” he said. Among those in attendance includes the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, former National Chairman of All Progressive Grand Alliance, (APGA), Chief Victor Umeh, and Director of Lagos Business School, Pat Utomi.

Kog i m ou r n s D r. A t t a Ademu Idakwo , Lokoja

he Kogi State Government has commiserated with the people of the state over the death of Dr. d lm m ni Ĵa. A statement by the Commissioner for Information, Hajiya Zainab Suleiman Okino, said the government was saddened by the death of Dr. AĴa who was one of the best medical doctors in Nigeria. The statement noted that Dr. AĴa who served as a personal physician to the late Premier of Northern Nigeria, Sir Ahmadu Bello, was a dedicated public oĜcer and lived

an exemplary life that is worthy of emulation by the younger generation. “Kogi state and Nigeria have lost one of our best professionals and a worthy ambassador of our state and country. We sympathise with his immediate family members and admonish them to be consoled by the knowledge that the late Dr. AĴa was a shining light for humanity”, the statement added. The late Dr. Abdulmumuni AĴa hails from Okene in Kogi State and died at his private residence in Kaduna at the age of 96 on the 4th of January 2016 after a protracted illness.

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Our commitment to antiâ&#x20AC;&#x201C;drug war is total, says Ganduje Ted Odogwu, Bureau Chief, Kano

Gov. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano State in a handshake with the Secretary to the Government of the )HGHUDWLRQ (QJU %DEDFKLU 'DYLG /DZDO ZKHQ WKH JRYHUQRU SDLG KLP D FRXUWHV\ FDOO LQ KLV RIÂżFH LQ $EXMD RQ Friday.

Ganduje assures commencement of work on abandoned Giginyu Specialist Hospital Ted Odogwu, Bureau Chief, Kano

overnor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano state has assured that construction work on the abandoned multi-billion Giginyu Specialist Hospital in the state capital will soon commence and emphasized that it is absolutely necessary to complete the project. The project was begun by the Shekarau-led administration in February 2008 and advanced to 80 percent completion stage in 2011 when the government handed over to his successor, Governor Kwankwaso, during which the project was abandoned. Conceived as a multi-

disciplinary hospital, the 131â&#x20AC;&#x201C;bed General Hospital consists of 10 blocks, several departments, which include Gynaecology, Surgery and Pediatric department, a sterilization unit, Ă&#x20AC;ve theatres, 150-seater conference hall and other necessary components needed in an ultra modern hospital. Making the pledge when he visited the project site, Ganduje stated that his administration is determined to complete the project because of its signiĂ&#x20AC;cance towards making professional health care services more accessible to people in the state. He said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;We know this area is highly populated, while the hospital is specialized, with so many departments. I think to com-

plete this hospital would not only assist people residing in this area, but the entire Kano state and beyondâ&#x20AC;?. The governor, who was conducted round by the representative of the contractor, Umar Usman Karaye, observed that all Ă&#x20AC;nishing materials for the project were kept undamaged in the hospital in 10 large containers within the complex. In a press statement, issued and signed by Director-General, Media and Communication, Ibrahim Halilu Dantiye, noted that the Governor expressed surprise that the materials were not vandalized but were intact during the long period that the project was abandoned. However, the governor

promised that the Ă&#x20AC;ve watchmen engaged to work on the site would be rewarded with N50,000 each, including commendation letters, so as to encourage others employed to take care of property to emulate them. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am highly impressed by their exemplary conduct and hope all security guards and watchmen would take a cue from them. We will present them with letters of commendation. Also, each of them would be rewarded with N50, 000 for the good work that they have been doingâ&#x20AC;?, Governor Ganduje promised. He directed that the contracting Ă&#x20AC;rm handling the project should be paid by instalment to enable them complete the project.

Supreme Court affirms election of Yari as Zamfara Gov Cyril Mbah, Abuja

he Supreme Court on Friday aÎ&#x20AC;rmed the election of Malam Abdulazeez Yari of All Progressives Congress (APC) as governor of Zamfara. Delivering the judgment, the Justice John Okoro-led panel of six justices held that the petition lacked substance. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The grouse of the appellants in this issue, basically, is that there was overvoting and that because of that there was substantial non-compliance with the Electoral Act. â&#x20AC;&#x153;To prove over-voting, the law is trite that the petitioner must tender the votersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; register. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The court must also see the statement of result in the appropriate forms which would show the

number of registered accredited voters and number of actual voters,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; the court said. Okoro said the appellant must also relate each of the documents to the speciĂ&#x20AC;c area of the case in respect of which documents were tendered. He added that the appellant ought to have shown that Ă&#x20AC;gures, representing over-voting, if removed, would result in victory for the petitioner. â&#x20AC;&#x153;From the Ă&#x20AC;nding above, I agree with the court below that the appellants failed woefully to prove over-voting in accordance with the principles laid down by law. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The reliance on the evidence of one of the witnesses through a document he did not make has not made any diÍżerence. â&#x20AC;&#x153;There is no doubt that a petitioner is entitled to

contend that an election or return in an election be invalidated by reason of corrupt practice or noncompliance,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; he said. Okoro, however, said that for a petitioner to succeed on the ground of corruption, he must prove that corrupt practices or non-compliance actually took place. He said the appellant must also prove that the alleged infraction substantially aÍżected the result of the election. â&#x20AC;&#x153;There is need for a petitioner who alleges overvoting to lead concrete evidence to show that there was indeed over-voting and that it beneĂ&#x20AC;tted the winner of the contest. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Without doubt, overvoting in an election can be in favour of the appellant, the respondent or other contestants who participated and lost at the

election but are not parties to the petition. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Therefore, the onus is on the petitioner to show that the over-voting was in favour of the respondent and that it was as a result of the over-voting that Yari won the election,â&#x20AC;? he said. Okoro said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;in this case, the appellants alleged that there was over-voting by 86,045 votes. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Assuming that the appellants were able to prove over-voting by that Ă&#x20AC;gure, a reduction of that number from the score of the Ă&#x20AC;rst respondent (Yari) put at 716,964 votes will not make any diÍżerence. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It means that the appellant would attract a total of 201,938 votes which would not have changed the position of the result of the election and that Yari would still be left with 630,919 votes.

ano state governor, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has emphasized that cultural, religious, economic and other variables must be taken into consideration if the war against drug peddling and abuse is to succeed. He lamented that the sale and abuse of drugs has taken a new dimension in the country, as not only youths but also women and cattle rustlers now engage in the unwholesome act. The governor, who made the remark while receiving the acting chairman and CEO of NDLEA, Mrs. Roli Bode-George, noted that due to the high population density of Kano and its cosmopolitan nature, drug abuse is very high in the state. He assured that his administration would continue to collaborate with NDLEA to tackle drug menace, adding that the state government has since established a reformatory home for the

rehabilitation of drug addicts. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Only yesterday, about 72 criminals, including drug suspects were arrested and on the1st January, 2016, we destroyed a large consignment of hard drugs to signal our intention to deal with this drug problemâ&#x20AC;?, the governor stated. In her marks, the acting chairman briefed the governor about the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s National Drug Control Master Plan (NDCMP), aimed at strengthening responses to drugs, so as to contribute to the enhanced health, security and welfare of all Nigerians. Decrying the deteriorating value system in the country, she hinted that the agency plans to introduce drug testing in schools as part of eÍżorts to tackle drug abuse among youths. The NDLEA boss expressed appreciation to Kano state government for its commitment in tackling drug sales and abuse, as well as for renovating the agencyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s drug rehabilitation centre in Kano.

DPR enforces new pump price in Kebbi Ayo Ajoge, Kebbi

he Department of Petroleum Resources has clamped down on petrol Ă&#x20AC;lling stations in Kebbi enforcing them to revert to the new pump price of N86.50k stipulated by the Federal Government early this year. The team which was lead by Muhammadu Makera who is the Head of DPR Operations in Sokoto went round to Ă&#x20AC;lling stations with some selected journalists to supervise and enforce the sale of the petrol in the state at the approved government price. During the exercise yesterday in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State capital , over twelve Ă&#x20AC;lling stations stations were visited which included OANDO , AS GARBA KAMBA , JAYAS GLOBAL ENERGY , MRS and ALMOND OCEAN GLOBAL

among others. The DPR team apart from ensuring compliance with the approved pump price also checked under delivery and made sure that Ă&#x20AC;lling stations complied to sell at the correct litre. OANDO bye pass road, AS GARBA KAMBA and GLOBAL ENERGY Ă&#x20AC;lling stations were found to be selling at N87, N110 and N105 respectively before they were directed to revert to the new pump price of N86.50k . According to Makera ,â&#x20AC;?We are out to enforce compliance with the new pump price. The level of compliance is about 80% from the 13 Ă&#x20AC;lling stations we have visited. But some independent marketers that we met selling above the approved rate of #86.50 were asked to revert back; we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have problems with NNPC Mega stations as they sell at N85 per litre â&#x20AC;&#x153;.

FRSC to launch speed limit device on April 1st Ted Odogwu, Bureau Chief, Kano

Î&#x20AC;cers of the Road Safety Corps in Kano are to launch the speed limit device, ostensibly to curb fatal road accidents in the country, which are often caused by over speeding by reckless drivers. The Public Relations OÎ&#x20AC;cer of the Kano State FRSC Command, Kabiru Ibrahim Gaya, disclosed that it would be launched on April 1, 2016, adding that the Command had organized series of awareness campaigns to sensitize motorists on the importance of the device.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;It is not only in Kano per se, it will take oÍż nationwide simultaneously, precisely on April 1, 2016. The measure we are taking for now is to sensitize motorists on the importance of the device.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Also, he emphasized that the FRSC will enforce the speed limit device on motorists, as soon it comes into eÍżect. It should be recalled that towards the twilight of last year, oÎ&#x20AC;cials of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) indicated their readiness to launch speed limit device as a measure to reducing road accidents on local and major highways nation-wide.

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Bayesla Poll: Dickson, Sylva face Bayelsans second time Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

fter months of counter allegations and accusations, the D Day is Ànally here for the showdown between the Bayelsa State governorship election showcasing the readiness of the incumbent governor, Seriake Dickson of the Peoples democratic Party (PDP) and his archrival, Timipre Sylva of the All Progressives Congress (APC), both gunning for second term. The duo have through their campaign organisations individually and through their parties collectively thrown missiles and salvos aiming at degrading the e΀ciency of each other to return. It would be recalled that in October, the state PDP through its Secretary, Keku Godspower, in a statement in Yenagoa and the Campaign Organisation of Timipre Sylva, verbally attacked each other over the candidacy of Sylva. It warned that emergence of Sylva was a shame and insult to the collective sensibilities of people of Bayelsa and APC members. According to him, APC’s decision was an indication that it was not prepared for any serious outing in the election because “everybody in Bayelsa knows that Sylva is not electable,” claiming that since Sylva’s emergence, there was palpable fear, tension and apprehension among Bayelsans following the violence that marred the APC primary in the state. But Sylva’s campaign organisation in a statement by DoiÀe Buokoribo, said the PDP was jittery because its candidate, Dickson, would soon become history, saying, “We know the PDP game plan was to prevent the emergence of a strong and popular APC governorship candidate so that they can easily repeat their trademark shenanigan of aborting democratic competition and stealing victory without a contest. “With that deception, they stole the mandate of the people in 2011, when both Chief Timipre Sylva and Mr. Ndutimi Alaibe were dubiously excluded just to give Hon. Henry Dickson victory without a real electoral contest. “All the frenzied disparagement of Sylva now by PDP is an understandable manifestation of fear and frustration over their impending, indubitable defeat at the December 5 election. That frenzy is understandable. We will make Dickson history.” However, as encouraging and convincing the declaration by the APC ought to be, the reported defection of well over 1,000 APC members to the PDP was a direct slap and threat to both Sylva and APC’s ambition to recapture the state. The defectors, comprising 800 delegates at the APC governorship primary election of August 22 and 29, mainly supporters of the former Managing Director of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), and APC governorship aspirant, Chief Timi Alaibe, embraced the PDP at Peace Park, Yenagoa.

They were led into the Peace Park venue by two prominent members of the APC, Senator John Brambaifa and Mr. Alex Ekiotenne and were received by Governor Dickson; deputy national chairman of the PDP, South-South, Cairo Ojuigbo; acting state chairman of the PDP, Serena Dokubo-SpiͿ; Bayelsa deputy governor, Rear Admiral John Jonah (retd.), among other PDP leaders. Speaking to the defectors, Dicksonh commended Brambaifa and Ekiotenne for returning to the PDP fold which they left about Àve months ago, “We are happy that Brambaifa and Ekiotenne are back to the PDP. They have been prominent strategists for the PDP. Our government, Bayelsa PDP and Bayelsans are happy that we are now complete. “While the storm lasted, I always remembered them for their patriotism towards Bayelsa and the Ijaw nation. With them, our restoration crusade is full and ready to sail. They led the foundation for the mass movements of some PDP members to the APC. “Today, it is operation ‘Wind up APC in Bayelsa. This is just the beginning of winding up the APC in Bayelsa. We will continue to receive our brothers and sisters who were misled,” he hoped. However, in what appeared like no ending to APC/Sylva woes in the state, a media report also recently went on air that Sylva was physically assaulted by an ex-militant leader, General Africa over who’ll be his deputy. On party level, the Director of Publicity of the Restoration Campaign Organization, Jonathan Obuebite urged electorate to examine the money they were collecting from APC foot soldiers. The PDP in Bayelsa State disclosed that it has uncovered plans by the APC to induce voters with over N2 billion fake naira and dollar notes, hinting that the notes were already in circulation in the state. Obuebite, who said the act is a criminal and punishable oͿence under the law, asserted that the PDP reliably gathered that over N2 billion has been put into circulation by the APC to inÁuence voters in a desperate move to rig the election. He stated that the resort to printing and circulation of fake currencies was due to the inability of the APC to raise enough funds since the high expectation of Ànancial support from the Niger Delta Development Commission failed, having refused to fund the campaign of its gubernatorial candidate, Chief Timipre Sylva. Obuebite commended President Muhammadu Buhari who, he claimed, personally stopped the NDDC from releasing about N4 billion that was meant to fund APC candidate for the December 5 election in Bayelsa State. Also, the national leadership of the party (PDP) has warned that it will resist any attempt to rig today election. PDP stated this while disclosing that it has uncovered a plot by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and security agencies to rig the governorship election. According to the national publicity secretary of PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, after extensive investigation on the processes and procedures laid out by

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INEC for the Bayelsa governorship election, “we have now become fully aware that the commission, in collaboration with security forces, intends to rig the election as they did in October 31 Borno Senatorial byelection.” He said “the National Working Committee (NWC) of the PDP wishes to declare to INEC and all security agencies that the people of Bayelsa state and our members have been fully rallied in their numbers to combat, head to head, any move by anybody or group whatsoever to rig the December 5 governorship election. “We wish to make it clear to all, especially INEC o΀cials, both regular and adhoc that the atmosphere in Bayelsa is already charged and that any of them, who in any way allows himself to be used for manipulation would be doing so at his own peril. “Bayelsans, conscious of the ugly records of brazen doctoring of votes by INEC in favour of APC in the earlier mentioned Borno and Kogi governorship election, are now fully determined to stop the commission in its trail and ensure that such is not repeated in their state,” he warned. He added that the party is aware of the marching order handed down to the new INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, at a meeting with the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, to rig Kogi and Bayelsa elections in favour of APC, but we wish to let the commission know that attempting so in Bayelsa will have huge repercussions. He pointed, “Prof. Yakubu and all INEC o΀cials involved in Bayelsa election must note the fact that the state has unique political characteristics and its resistance level to electoral injustice and fraud comes with dreadful costs. “INEC should not pretend to be oblivious of the political terrain and volatile nature of Baylelsa state, especially given the recent history of militancy and as such should hold itself responsible should there be any breakdown of law and order in the state. “In the same vein, we are privy to the fact that some partisan security operatives have been deployed to Bayelsa state to help rig the election, but let it be known that no amount of force can subdue our people. “Our members and supporters in Bayelsa state are not afraid and cannot be intimidated by guns. They will come out in their numbers to

Dickson exercise their franchise and to defend their votes fully. We therefore caution the military and other security forces to keep to the dictates of their constitutional role of peripheral security in elections, as any infraction on the freedom and rights of our members and supporters will not only be faced with stiͿ resistance but will also be dragged to the international court for justice. “We want President Muhammadu Buhari to note that this country cannot aͿord to aggravate an already charged environment. Any attempt to rig the result of Bayelsa election will be a clear invitation to civil unrest in the region, thereby further heating up the polity. “For purposes of emphasis, Bayelsa is a core PDP state and our overwhelming support base indicates this. Therefore, anything short of the will of the people as evidenced in a transparent process will be vehemently resisted. The PDP insists that for a guaranteed free and fair election, all votes must count; they must be collated and announced at individual polling units and all security agencies and electoral o΀cers must play by the rule. “Expecting INEC to conduct a free, fair and credible election is not an impossibility considering the record of the PDP in ensuring credible polls in eight elections in the last Àve years. “Finally, we call on all our members in Bayelsa to remain vigilant, focused and fearless throughout this process even as we expressly direct them to resist rigging by all means necessary,” he wished. This fear and allegations expressed by the PDP was however doused by the INEC who said it had improved on its logistics and was ready to conduct a hitch-free governorship election today. Bayelsa Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) Mr. Baritor Kpagih told media men that the commission had prepared well for the election, adding that his o΀ce had started taking delivery of sensitive and non-sensitive election materials. He said that distribution of the materials would begin as soon as they were fully delivered, urging politicians and their supporters as well as the electorate to play the game by the rule as a way of supporting INEC to achieve credible exercise. “The materials are ballot papers and result sheets; we have received part of them but we will not distribute the one we have until when we have them Continued on Page 14

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Politics Bayesla Poll: Dickson, Sylva face Bayelsans second time Continued from Page 13

complete. “The materials are supposed to have got to us before now but the arrangement was disrupted by the election that was just conducted in Kogi,’’ he said. According to him, “we have concluded plan to hire boats that will be conveying the materials and we will reach out to the riverside communities. “The materials are for INEC o΀ces in the eight local government areas of the state and will later be distributed to all the wards in the areas. “Bayelsa is a di΀cult terrain but we are ready and committed to conduct free, fair and credible election,” he said. Meanwhile, INEC has disclosed that additional 52,000 Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) have been delivered to be used today. The non-arrival of the 52,000 PVCs from the continuing registration exercise conducted recently had heightened fears that there is a grand plan to disfranchise some Baylesans Yakubu who was accompanied to the Bayelsa State Police headquarters by some members of the INEC management team explained that the Commission would ensure a free, fair and credible election in the state. According to him, “INEC is fully prepared for the election. We have come to speak with all the stakeholders before the election. You remember on November 10, the governorship candidates signed the famous peace accord and we are happy that the candidates are abiding by the terms of the peace accord. We are going to speak to them to reassure them that nobody but Bayelsans would elect their governor on December 5. They should come out to exercise their vote. They should freely vote as the election would be free and fair. The election is in two dimensions. INEC would conduct the election and the Police would provide the enabling

environment and that is why I am with the IGP so that the Police can provide the enabling environment for free, fair and credible election. “The PVCs have been delivered to the state REC. We would address the stakeholders and discuss the modalities to share them. We would look for eͿective means to distribute them. We would welcome suggestions to ways to distribute them. “Let me reiterate again that all the 52,000 PVCs are in the state for distribution. No Bayelsan would be disfranchised. The PVCs would be distributed before Bayelsa go to the poll on Saturday”, he assured. On the issue of card reader for the election, Yakubu stated that the card readers which were used in the Kogi governorship election was also used in the bye election held in Plateau State and it would be used for the Saturday election. Alas! Not only INEC and politicians were ready for today’s election, the Police too have in no small measure expressed readiness for today’s duel. The Inspector General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase has said that 14,000 Police O΀cers and men were deployed to Bayelsa for the contest. The 14,000 Policemen would assist the two Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGs), Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone 5 and zone 6 and two Commissioners of Police that were deployed for the exercise. He assured the electorate that the police will ensure robust security for the distribution of materials and INEC o΀cials and ensure that the election is peaceful, free and fair. Arase denied that the Police was part of a grand plan by the APC to rig the election using federal might, noting that the Police is apolitical which is to provide the enabling environment for INEC to conduct the election. He said the roads, waterways and creeks of the state will be shut down during the election in the eight local government areas of the state.

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On the allegation and counter allegation by the political parties on the recruitment of thugs and deployment of fake policemen for the election, Arase said such investments by any of the political parties is a waste as the police has initiated special identiÀcation code for proper identity Àxation of personnel during the polls, “We did it few weeks ago in Kogi and we are going to replicate it here. We are going to deploy 14,000 o΀cers to all the eight local governments and the water ways. We are ready. It would not be possible to bring fake Policemen because we have identiÀcation for all the Policemen. “Anybody that is investing by trying that is bad investment because it is not going to work. The Police is apolitical, we are law enforcement agents to enforce law. Our own is to provide the enabling environment for people to vote. I don’t know about how the issue of federal might, that cannot happen under my watch. “We have developed a unique identiÀcation number for the police. All those who invested their time and money to sow uniforms and recruit

fake policemen should consider it a bad investment,” he warned. Now that the die is cast with no hiding place for any pretender than to face the public, the irony of today’s contest is that the prominent contestants are second term seekers, implying that they would be judged by their performance in the Àrst term. Simply put, it is the day of reckoning calling for scorecards. If the sack of Sylva was by mistake probably he performed but was oust by the then federal might headed by Goodluck Jonathan, then the time has come for him to reclaim his status as the governor but if truly he did not deserve the o΀ce again, not even the sentiment of change sweeping across the country would make any impact. Ditto, Dickson and his second term ambition that rests largely on his performance so far. It will be better for him to have performed wonderfully well beyond expectations for him to coast to victory otherwise, not even the presence and support of Jonathan would eͿect any serious impact on the much touted contest.

Issues on controversial social media bill Godwin Akor, Makurdi

ecently, the move by the government to clamp down on social media attracted divergent views as many Nigerians became enraged when the National Assembly tried to institute the process of regulating operations of the social media that have become another “reliable” source of information. In a society where things work well and unemployment rate is not high, views expressed in the social media can be reasonable; reverse may be order of the day here Nigeria where crime is on the increase ditto unemployment and political brigandage. The listed conditions may have encouraged some youths to explore the controversial media to launch attack on public office holders. This observation was supported by the recent happening when in a social media, a young man believed to be a staff of Lower Benue River Basin Development Authority (LBRBDA),

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on a facebook described former Senate President, David Mark, as a ‘monster’ just because Mark travelled by road from Abuja to Otukpo instead of using helicopter. These sponsored kinds are abounding especially within the corridors of power and are being paid stipends. They praise government only to end up destroying same government with same language/style. Presently, many of those on face book are divided along political

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lines. Those in support of Buhari’s administration post materials along that line while those in support of the immediate past administration follow their own beliefs too. Already, Idoma people are divided along political beliefs/ apathy on the face book because of the rerun election coming up in the area. Unless biased comments on the face book are reduced, people are likely to go for an election full of rancour. So far, the issues discussed relate

to those who appear to be thinking along lines that do not make them completely independent. Below them are children who cannot differentiate between good and bad. Such children put pressure on their parents to procure handsets, IPADS or androids for them for the purpose of browsing and putting unimaginable things on facebook. The social media malady has eaten deep into the psyche of middle aged persons to the extent that they engage themselves in discussion with elderly men and women who take them to the ‘Bermuda Triangle’. Now, parents are paying for it as facebook has occupied over 70 per cent of their children’s time, they do this at the detriment of domestic and academic work. The problems associated with the social media are legion. The problems create terrible image situation for Nigeria as a nation. While one agrees that some of the comments may be patriotic, others Continued on Page 36

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CHAN Eagles â&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll deliver â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Salami

Â&#x2021;Restates desire to play abroad VICTOR ENYINNAYA

ormer captain of CHAN Eagles, Gbolahan Salami, has re-aÄ&#x153;rmed his commitment to pursue his desire to seal a foreign club deal this season in his quest to put his football career back on solid ground. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;â&#x20AC;&#x2122;You know as an athlete, there is a timeline, once you are above certain age, your output would be on the steady decline. It then becomes extremely diÄ&#x153;cult for you to cope. I really donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to make some costly mistakes only to regret such at old age. et me say emphatically that once you fail to put your house in order early enough when the stem is still enough,, you will have yourself to blame at the end of the day. I have paid my dues in the Nigeria Professional Football eague and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time to look elsewhere. God on my side, I will clinch it this time around,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; he prays. Salami insists this is

the period to search for greener pastures elsewhere in the foreign land as time waits for nobody in the game, players have timeline, it is why I want to nip it on bud while the sun shines. He added that it was not his making that he would not be in CHAN competition after walking so hard to pick the ticket with his teammates. He also pointed out that in life, there is time for everything believing that this is his chance and so he would give it his best shot and God would perfect it. The former Shooting Stars FC of Ibadan added that CHAN Championship was so close to his heart but he has to move now that there is an opportunity to ply his trade outside the country which would enhance his career and game that would also be of beneÄ&#x2122;t to the country in future. According to him, his decision should not be seen as if he dumped the country never, but

stated that the future of his career is equally central and it was against that background he has a choice to make in order to make signiÄ&#x2122;cant head way in the game he has given his lot and almost liÄ´le to show for. The former Enyimba International FC of Aba revealed further that he has conÄ&#x2122;dence in his teammates ability as the build up for the CHAN football summit thickens. They would do the nation proud. Haven played alongside with most of them I know the great potential they have and therefore, I have no iota of doubt in my mind of their genuine desire to go all out to show their opponents the kind of stuÄ&#x203A; the Nigerian side is made of. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;â&#x20AC;&#x2122;We have to support them in prayers. Honestly, my heart is with them. Their successes belong to every Nigerian. The team has quality and resourceful players that would deliver successfully,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; he said.

Rio Olympics Games: Obisia, Okorodudu disagree over boxing medal prospects BABS OYETORO

wo former boxing legends, Obisia Nwanpa and Jerry Okorodudu have expressed divergent views as regards Nigeriaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s boxing team prospect at the forthcoming Olympic Games in Rio later this year. Okorodudu, a member of the Nigeria Amateur Boxing Federation technical crew is optimistic that the boxing team would do the country proud at the Olympics Games but could not promise the kind of medals the boxers would win. The former boxer hinted that the feat achieved by the boxers at the last All Africa Games was due to serious planning and

hard work on the part of both the boxers and the coaches. He commended the boxers for their resilience and determination to succeed at the last continental sports festival in Congo Brazzaville where the country did tremendously well. He assured that the boxers would re-enact the same performance at the Olympics Games to conÄ&#x2122;rm that their exploits at the All Africa Games were not Ä&#x161;uke. The 19Ĺ&#x17E;4 os Angeles Olympic Games quarter Ä&#x2122;nalist revealed that the secret of success in NABF was the unity among the coaches and the secretariat headed by Olushola uke. But Coach Nwanpa had a diÄ&#x203A;erent view

from Okorodudu even as doubted the boxersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; abilities to withstand the Ä&#x2122;reworks at the Olympics Games. The former Commonwealth champion said there was no basis comparing the Olympics Games with All Africa Games saying the standard at the Olympic Games is higher than the African sporting festival. He reiterated that the sport is not really growing in the country stressing that the boxers that won medals in the last All Africa Games in Congo were old boxers in the team. â&#x20AC;&#x153;You see, these guys that went to the last All Africa Games have always been in the national team. So, there are no new discoveries in the team. Besides, the standard of the last All Africa Games was not as high as the previous games. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t see these boxers surviving at the Olympic Games because the competition at that level is very keen. This is where you meet with the best boxers in the world. And given our own level of preparations then you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t expect so much from our boxersâ&#x20AC;?, he sounded pessimistic.

Olayinka: Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m in Gent to stay

AA Gent new signing, Peter Olayinka, is geÄ´ing into his groove at the Belgian champions after making a winter move from Albanian side KF SkÂşnderbeu KorÂłÂş. The 20-year-old Nigerian was added to the Gent side who already have Nigerian international Moses Simon in their ranks. Olayinka told Belgian football website voetbalkrant. com that he has seÄ´led in nicely and is happy with the help given to him by Simon and Ghanaian defender Nana Asare. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I knew Moses (Simon) before I got here, at least not personally. But now he is my brother here,â&#x20AC;? Olayinka said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Asare also takes care of any African newcomer. He is not a brother, Nana is my daddy.â&#x20AC;? Olayinka also spoke about his experience with the team and what he hopes to achieve with the BuÄ&#x203A;aloes.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a very good team, with great players. Very intelligent, too. I can certainly learn a lot,â&#x20AC;? the former Ĺ&#x2122;6 ion striker enthused. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I have a big engine, speed, strength and aggressiveness. Also, my technique is not bad. My best positionÇľ I play as a second striker, preferrably in support of a bigger

aÄ´acker. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m also comfortable with both feet. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I want to be a champion with this Gent team and of course play games, but I wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just talk, action speaks louder than words. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I will have to show it on the Ä&#x2122;eld. With my strengths, I am ready to make an impression here.â&#x20AC;?

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Â&#x2014;Â?Â&#x2018;Â&#x17D;Â&#x192; Â&#x17D;Â&#x2018;Â?Â&#x2021;Â&#x2022;Â&#x2014;Â&#x2022;Â&#x2039; Â&#x2039;Â&#x2022; Â&#x2013;Â&#x160;Â&#x2021; Â&#x2026;Â&#x160;Â&#x192;Â&#x201D;Â?Â&#x2039;Â?Â&#x2030; Â&#x192;Â?Â&#x2020; Â&#x160;Â&#x192;Â&#x201D;Â&#x2020;Â&#x2122;Â&#x2018;Â&#x201D;Â?Â&#x2039;Â?Â&#x2030; Â&#x17D;Â&#x192;Â&#x2020;Â&#x203A; Â&#x201E;Â&#x2021;Â&#x160;Â&#x2039;Â?Â&#x2020; Â&#x2019;Â&#x2018;Â&#x2019;Â&#x2014;Â&#x17D;Â&#x192;Â&#x201D; Â&#x2026;Â&#x192;Â&#x2013;Â&#x2021;Â&#x201D;Â&#x2039;Â?Â&#x2030; Â&#x2018;Â&#x2014;Â&#x2013;Ć¤Â&#x2013;ÇĄ Tasty Delight. The very talented banker and caterer has become a force to reckon with Â&#x2039;Â? Â&#x2013;Â&#x160;Â&#x2021; Â&#x160;Â&#x2018;Â&#x2022;Â&#x2019;Â&#x2039;Â&#x2013;Â&#x192;Â&#x17D;Â&#x2039;Â&#x2013;Â&#x203A; Â&#x201E;Â&#x2014;Â&#x2022;Â&#x2039;Â?Â&#x2021;Â&#x2022;Â&#x2022; Â&#x2039;Â? Â&#x2039;Â&#x2030;Â&#x2021;Â&#x201D;Â&#x2039;Â&#x192;Ç¤ Â&#x2013; Â&#x2018;Â?Â&#x2021; Â&#x2018;Â&#x2C6; Â&#x160;Â&#x2021;Â&#x201D; Â&#x2021;Â&#x2DC;Â&#x2021;Â?Â&#x2013;Â&#x2022; Â&#x2039;Â? Â&#x192;Â&#x2030;Â&#x2018;Â&#x2022;ÇĄ QISMAT YINUS Â&#x2026;Â&#x192;Â&#x2014;Â&#x2030;Â&#x160;Â&#x2013; Â&#x2014;Â&#x2019; Â&#x2122;Â&#x2039;Â&#x2013;Â&#x160; Â&#x160;Â&#x2021;Â&#x201D; Â&#x192;Â?Â&#x2020; Â&#x2022;Â&#x2019;Â&#x2018;Â?Â&#x2021; Â&#x192;Â&#x201E;Â&#x2018;Â&#x2014;Â&#x2013; Â&#x160;Â&#x2021;Â&#x201D; Â?Â&#x192;Â&#x201D;Â&#x201D;Â&#x2039;Â&#x192;Â&#x2030;Â&#x2021;ÇĄ Â&#x201E;Â&#x2014;Â&#x2022;Â&#x2039;Â?Â&#x2021;Â&#x2022;Â&#x2022; Â&#x192;Â?Â&#x2020; Â&#x17D;Â&#x2018;Â&#x2013;Â&#x2022; Â?Â&#x2018;Â&#x201D;Â&#x2021;Ç¤ Â?Â&#x152;Â&#x2018;Â&#x203A; Â&#x2039;Â&#x2013;Ç¨ work with me. How has it been since you started? It has not been easy being a banker and caterer, but the truth is this is actually what I want to do. Even with the stress as a family woman, it has not been easy. I am a mother of two and so combining all of these together have not been easy, but because it is something I enjoy doing, I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t really have issues with it. So how exactly do you balance up all these? I have staffs that help me out; what I do is just to supervise their activities. I am a marketer at the bank where I work. What does it take to be a good caterer? It takes all the energy in the world. It takes time, patience and passion for your job. Even as the boss, you need to check what others are doing. As a caterer, you need to go out to see what other caterers are doing; you also need continuous training. With all these, you will go places. Do you train people? Yes I do. I train people especially on small chops and cocktails. How do you joggle your family and career? Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why I said it is a family business. My husband actually brought me to this event. He does not see any big deal in it. We still see the business growing more than this.

an we meet you ma? My name is Bukola Olokesusi. I am into hospitality business especially in catering services. The name of my company is Tasty Delight. I also do small chops and cocktails and we basically cater for all needs that have to do with food at events. What sets you apart from other caterers? I am actually a banker, so it affords me the opportunity to offer my services to my colleagues. I recently did a catering job for Keystone Bank. I was in charge of the food for their end of year party. Every year, I get a lot of jobs from banks. Can you mention some of the banks you have worked for?

Keystone, Ecobank, Heritage Bank and a host of others. I am usually in charge of food for their end of the year parties and birthdays in the office.

Any advice to women on how to balance their marriage and career? You should be focused. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t let anybody discourage you because sometimes in marriage your husband may Did you become a caterer? innocently want to discourage you. You Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll say it is a family business. My grand- need to be strong and determined. pa used to be a caterer; my mother was also a caterer and so I took it over from How would you describe your husher. We still do it as a family business. band? My immediate younger brother is also My husband is a very nice person. He is part of the business. I have staffs who my best friend and wants to assist all the time. He is a domestic kind of person which makes things a lot easier for me. For example, he did the major packing of the food we brought here today, He can cook and always willing to assist. We quarrel, but then we settle. My husband is a very nice person.

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How did you meet? We used to work at the same office, but when marriage came, he had to resign. Presently he works with another bank. So how did he propose to you? Our relationship was like a secret relationship because we were working in the same office. But when the thing become real, we had to make it open. On one of my birthdays, he just proposed to me. He was like “Will you marry me”, and I accepted. How has it been since then? It has been nice. Sometimes ugly, but that is expected in marriage. It can’t be smooth all the time.

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What are the keys to a successful marriage? You have to be patient. This will go a long way to make you successful. Don’t be materialistic, just love. Once you love each other, everything will work out well. You need to be ready to assist too. Also, it is not when your husband is angry that you will also be angry. Just be patient.

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Simiade Odukomaiya is the CEO of Deteron Events. I am from a family of three girls and incidentally the last born. I am a Lagosian, attended K. Kotun Memorial School, Bode Thomas, Surulere, Lagos and proceeded to the Federal Government Girls College, Sagamu, Ogun State and then University of Lagos in Akoka for my degree programme.

Popular Lagos event planner, Simiade Odukomaiya, is currently one of the most sought after event planners in Lagos. The pretty and hardworking lady has carved a niche for herself in the event planning business in Nigeria. In a chat with QISMAT YINUS at one of her events in Lagos, she spoke about her career and other issues. issu ues. Excerpts: Excerp ptss:

So what exactly do you do at Deteron Events? Deteron Events is an events planning and management company. The event planning covers activities such as event co-ordination, training, supply of decorations, supply of ushers, catering, Aso-ebi and the provision of cock-tail drinks. We also plan corporate events and basically handle the general management of events. Why did you decide to go into event planning? Event planning for me was borne out of passion and sense for perfection. It is something that I have passion for. How has it been since you started? At the initial stage, it was stressful as it is with every new business. It is gradually getting better now and we give God all the glory. What are the challenges you face in this business? Challenges are numerous considering governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s policy on importation of equipments. Also, getting funds and getting new clients are also challenging. It is quite competitive out there and most importantly keeping up with new trends in our business. How are you able to overcome them? I am truly grateful to God. Concerning equipments, we ask our colleagues in the business to assist us when we have orders that are beyond our present capacity. At other times, we have learnt to improvise. We also engage in vigorous marketing and lots of research to keep up with latest trends. Did you undergo any form of training before setting up your business? Yes, I got some training. I had an internship with my sister Mrs. Busola Iyamu who was a wedding planner back then and a very brief stint with an aunt of mine, Mrs Onayomi Onajobi. I owe these two wonderful women for what Deteron Events is now, but most of all, I give God all the glory as He has continued to order my steps.

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Do you intend to train people? One of our companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s visions is to train SHRSOH VR , GHÂżQLWHO\ WUDLQ 0\ LQWHQWLRQ is to train and replicate myself in people, to impart on others. I am very passionate about this. I want a situation where people would ask if it was Deteron that planned a particular event even if it was a protĂŠgĂŠ that did it. If you werenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t into event planning what will you be doing? What does it take to be a great event plan- I would probably be an On Air Presenter. If I wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t an event planner, I would be a ner? You have to be detailed, ingenious, have a presenter. good eye for colour combinations, patience with the clients in explaining the concept you have and of course humility. What sets you apart from other event planners? Probably our services, concepts, customer relations and my colleagues and staff of Deteron events. What inspires you? Every sense of perfection, competition; in fact everything around me.

Can you share some of your memorable moments as an event planner? They are numerous, but the most memorable ones like you asked are the planning RI )LÂż &RXWXUHÂśV HYHQWV RQ ,QGHSHQGHQFH Day recently in Ikoyi, which marked its launch and my sisterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wedding a few years ago. They are numerous like I said earlier on. There was this particular event where I had to manage a very low budget but the client expected the best; even though the space wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t big, the turnout was massive. But at

the end of the day, I had to manage the situation. It was very challenging. What advice do you have for upcoming event planners? My advice is to stay focused, be informed, collaborate with others, improve yourself by the day and be prayerful. What does it take to plan a great event? To plan a great event, you must understand that the customer is king. You must ensure that the customer gets a memorable occasion. Also, you must ensure effective management of all the resources, that is, human and material resources available within the time frame you have.

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Adelagan now Ikorodu ICAN district chairperson

ecently, The Institute of Chartered Accounts of Nigeria Ikorodu District inaugurated Mrs. Morenike Adelegan as Chairperson of the society, of 2015/ 2017. The event which was held at Lagos State Polytechnics Cooperate Multipurpose Hall, Ikorodu Town, Lagos. Present at the occasion was the immediate past chairperson, Sulaiman Olajide Shita who during his valedictory speech listed out his achievements among which were 2nd Catch them young, workshop and seminar, inter-district programmes, ICAN scholarship award and members’ welfare. In her speech, Pastor. Mrs. Moronke Sarat Adelegan, stated that her goals and watch word for ICAN Ikorodu District Society for 2015/ and 2016 will be ICAN Ikorodu District for all. “I want to start by saying that this society belongs to us all. No one has prerogative of knowledge or monopoly of idears; so my tenure shall embrace

ZGM Boss, Abbey Onas celebrates birthday

all and sundry” She then promised to continue the Catch them young programme /ATS scholarship. “It is on record that our District through Rev. Samson Disu FCA, initiated Catch them young programme which has been adopted by all district of ICAN nationwide. I have the pleasure to announce that today, two candidates were successful and they are to receive ICAN Ikorodu District Art Scholarship Award. This award is devoid of race, tribe, religion and state of origin as ICAN is for Nigeria”

Alhaja Latifat Osiade at 80

Alhaja Latifat Osiade, celebrated her 80th birthday with family and friends in Ijebu-Ode, on Christmas day.

t was gathering of who is who on Christmas day at the Ikeja home of ZGM Boss, Abbey Onas when he celebrated his birthday on xmas day. The guests included the Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt.Hon. Mudashiru Obasa who walked in a very simple attire without security paparazzi that is always associated with politicians, The celebration which went late into the wee hours of the next day was full of excitement and glamour. The celebrant had this to say. “I felt happy to have witnessed another year to my years. I cannot thank God enough. It is not easy for one to add another year to one’s year; it is by God’s grace.

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PRESIDENTIAL/BOARD INAUGURATION AND DINNER OF NACC, HELD AT INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL, VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS…RECENTLY.

WEDDING CEREMONY OF MARIA AND MOSES IBOR, AT OWORONSOKI IN LAGOS…RECENTLY.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Immediate Past President, Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC), Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa (left); President, NACC, Chief Olabintan Famutimi (fifth left), and other Board members of NACC Groom, Mr. Moses Ibor (left), and the bride, Mrs. Mariam Ibor.

L-R: Senior Manager, Marketing, Nicon Insurance Limited (NIL), Kola Ayanfenwa; Actress, Hannah Ogundare; Group General Manager, Marketing, NIL, Samson Davies; Manager, Info Tech, NIL, Quadri Dayo; Executive Director, Finance and Administration, NIL, Stephen Ojo; General Manager/Chief Operating Officer, Head Office Annex, NIL, Steve Elue Ajudua and Manager, Life and Pension/Agency, NIL, Mike Tendar. Photos: Abiodun Omotosho

WEDDING CEREMONY OF DAMILOLA AND DELALI GOKA, HELD AT EKO HOTEL, LAGOS…RECENTLY.

R-L. Groom’s father, Mr. Joseph Ibor; representative of bride’s father, Mr. Peter Alobo; Mrs. Blessing Alobo, Advert/Special Project Executive, Newswatch Times, Mr. Peter Iji; Mr. Paul Alagi; Bride, Mrs. Mariam Ibor, the Groom, Mr. Moses Ibor; Mother of the Groom and others.

EID-EL-MAULUD/SEERAT-UL NABIYY CELEBRATION AND PUBLIC LECTURE, IN LAGOS

L-R: Groom, Damilola Sangotade and Bride, Delali Goka.

L-R: Grooms Mother, Ngozi Sangotade; brides Father, Mr. Frankie Goka; Groom, Damilola Sangotade, his wife, Delali; mother of the Bride, Mrs. Funmi Goka and Grooms father, Major General (rtd.) Adeniyi Sangotade.

L-R: President, Muslim Community of Lagos State, Prof. Tajudeen Gbadamosi; Representative of the Saraki Adinni of Lagos/President, Muslim Ummah of South-West of Nigeria, Alhaji Abdul Hafiz Timehin; Lagos State Commissioner for Home Affairs/Guest lecturer, Alhaji Hon. Dr. Abdul Hakeem Abdul Lateef and representative of the Chief Imam of Lagos, Sheikh Tijani Gbajabiamila.

L-R: Chairman, Planning & Research Committee, Muslim Community of Lagos State Central Working Committee, Alh. Muh. Sallah Adenowo-Rajee; Secretary, Alh. Sakiru Giwa; Alh. I. Ola Yusuf; Chairman, Youth & Social Committee, Alh. Tajudeen Osho and Secretary, Lagos Division, Prince Kehinde Onikoyi. Photo: Segun Padonu

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Love Tips Lov e Tip s

How to keep your man indoors

Research has shown that most women donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know the rudiments of keeping their partners indoors even at weekends to experience long lasting love affair. However, keeping him indoors is a sure way to experience fun at home otherwise lacking during working days. He could as well do so outside the home with his friends. SOCIETY EDITOR, TUNDE ESO had a chat with some women on how they have tried to keep their men at home.

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or me, I ensure that more love radiates in the home and of course feed him well with good food.

ensure that there is enough fun, give him full attention, watch movies with him, go to church service, attend to visitors and eat plenty of food together.

ell, should I keep him indoors or allow him to go out and have fun with his friends? I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know, especially during the holidays. Well, to be candid, it depends on the family setting but for me, sometimes I prefer my husband to be let alone, to have fun with his friends because he could otherwise stay with me at home. However, he is still loving and caring, but to keep him indoor, I must ensure lots of fun.

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or me, I usually give my Egbunike Precious husband enough s*x and ensure he doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t lack food. Maybe through that, we can produce the male child we desire. Mrs. Funke Alamala

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uring the last festive holiday, I was so happy when my company gave me one week holiday that coincided with that of my husband. I was very happy because it was the first time such will happen to both of us since we got married three years ago. During holidays, we often travel abroad and while there, I ensure that we have much fun.

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 9, 2016

Sports/EURO League

Neymar becomes first footballer with Nike Air Jordan range

arcelona superstar, Neymar, will become the Ä&#x2122;rst footballer to have his own custom-made pair of Nike Air Jordan trainers. The Brazilian, who has quickly become the main poster-boy for Nike Football, will now join the likes of eBron James and Dwyane Wade on Team Jordan. Neymar has turned himself into a huge brand, becoming the most followed footballer on Instagram with more than Ĺ&#x2122;9 million fans subscribing to his posts. The Barca forward has worked on a number of campaigns with

Nike, but will now put his stamp on arguably the most iconic shoe range in the world of sportswear. The fashion-concious 2Ĺ&#x2122;-year-old will be making his mark on the Air Jordan Ĺ&#x203A; ow, with the shoe rumoured to be on shelves in autumn this year. The relationship might have blossomed when the footballer met the legendary basketball player in July. The Brazil star was enjoying a holiday in as Vegas, where he aÄ´ended Conor McGregorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s FC 1Ĺ&#x17E;9 victory, when he bumped into Michael Jordan himself.

In typical Neymar fashion the skilful forward took to Instagram to post a selÄ&#x2122;e of the pair, both sporting Air Jordan hats. The Barcelona man captioned the snapÇą â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;THE GREATEST ÇˇÇˇÇˇ Dream come true, what an honour to meet this guyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Neymarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s form on the pitch this season has likely done his reputation with Nike the world of good. The 2Ĺ&#x2122;-year-old has neÄ´ed 16 times for Barca in all competitions while sporting the brandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s footwear and the Catalan sideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Nikemade kit.

Adebayor begins search for new club

lubless Emmanuel Adebayor has once again taken to Instagram to remind potential suitors that he will be in Ä&#x2122;ne feÄ´le should they plump for him this January. The former Arsenal, Manchester City and ToÄénham Hotspur striker hired a personal trainer last month to ensure he maintained a high level of Ä&#x2122;tness in anticipation of joining a club at the start of 2016. He was released by Spurs in September 201Ĺ&#x203A; after manager Mauricio PocheÄíno decided he was not part of his plans at the club. But because he was registered as a ToÄénham player at the end of the last transfer window, he was powerless to sign for another team until

Kane: Fifth most valuable player in Europe

it opened again at this midway stage. Adebayor will pocket a total of ÇĄĹ&#x203A;.2Ĺ&#x203A;million by the end of June next year earned from not playing for football clubs, if he does not join another side. Spurs are still paying him ÇĄ100,000-per-week, which will continue until

the end of his contract there, which runs until June Ĺ&#x2122;0. As part of the deal which took him to the club in 2012, Manchester City also agreed to remunerate him for the ÇĄĹ?Ĺ&#x203A;,000-per-week wage cut he took, which the club claim they paid him in a Ä&#x2122;nal seÄ´lement last year.

Pogba gets â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;dabâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; cut into hair

he â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;dabâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; has swiftly become a prominent goal celebration in football but Juventus midÄ&#x2122;elder Paul Pogba has taken things up a level by incorporating it into a haircut. The 22-year-old returned to action after the festive break for the Serie A champions on Wednesday with the word â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;dabâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; emblazoned into the side of his head. It is a goal celebration which sees players bowing forward and lowering their head towards the crook of their arm - as if they are dabbing sweat from their forehead. Back to work dab team is back,â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Pogba captioned a TwiÄ´er picture of his hair. The celebration was seen by Jordon Ibe and Nathaniel Clyne on Tuesday, after the former scored the decisive goal

as iverpool won the Ä&#x2122;rst leg of Capital One Cup semi-Ä&#x2122;nal against Stoke 1-0. And Pogba needed only eight minutes before he could use the celebration for the Ä&#x2122;rst time on the football pitch in 2016, when his teammate Paulo Dybala put Juventus ahead against

Verona after eight minutes. Juventus led 2-0 at half-time through eonardo Bonucci adding the second. Three days earlier, Pogba uploaded a picture to his oÄ&#x153;cial TwiÄ´er account of him alongside Mario Balotelli holding the pose.

oÄ´enham star striker Harry Kaneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rise to prominence in the beautiful game has seen him named as the Ä&#x2122;fth most valuable player in Europeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top-Ä&#x2122;ve leagues, according to the CIES Football Observatory. CIES Football Observatory published its bi-annual list of the 100 players with the highest transfer values across the top-Ä&#x161;ights of England, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. The list is calculated on an econometric model by the CIES Football Observatory research team from the analysis of over 1,Ĺ&#x203A;00 paid transfers since 2010. The criteria taken into account refers to both the performance and personal characteristics of a player, such as their age, position and contract duration, as well as the standing of their club and or international team based on their competition level and results. The consequence of these factors values Kane Ä&#x2122;fth behind Barcelona duo ionel Messi and Neymar with Chelseaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eden Hazard and Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo third and fourth respectively. Kane is valued at ÇĄ6Ĺ?million after enjoying a stellar 201Ĺ&#x203A; with ToÄ´enham and England. The 22-year-old scored 29 goals for Spurs in all competitions during that calendar year as they Ä&#x2122;nished Ä&#x2122;fth in the Premier eague last season.

Kaneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s form for the north ondon outÄ&#x2122;t earned him an England debut against ithuania in March too - which he memorably marked with a goal during their 4-0 win at Wembley. Barca forward Messi tops this list with the CIES Football Observatory valuing him at ÇĄ1Ĺ&#x17E;Ĺ&#x203A;m. The 2Ĺ&#x17E;-year-oldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contract at the Nou Camp expires in 201Ĺ&#x17E; and the diminutive genius played a key role for uis Enriqueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s men as they won Ä&#x2122;ve titles in 201Ĺ&#x203A;. Messiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s club team-mate Neymar is second with a value of ÇĄ11Ĺ&#x2122;m with the 24-year-oldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contract set

to expire in 201Ĺ&#x17E; too. Despite disappointing the last six months, Chelsea playmaker Hazard is third with a transfer value of ÇĄ96m ahead of four-time Ballon dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Or winner Ronaldo who is worth ÇĄĹ&#x17E;4m according to the CIES Football Observatory. Rounding up the top 10 are Raheem Sterling, Antoine Griezmann, uis Suarez, Sergio Aguero and Alexis Sanchez. Manchester nited summer signing Anthony Martial is the 11th most valuable player in the list at ÇĄĹ&#x203A;Ĺ&#x17E;m. The 20-year-old is one of 11 Premier eague players inside the top Ĺ&#x2122;0.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 9, 2016

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League Watch

2015 NPFL Review: Thrills, frills of glo league

014/15 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) which ended last November could be described as a success and we need to consolidate on the gains recorded during the season. It is also a fact that the season experienced fewer crises unlike the 2013/14 season thanks to the visionary leadership of the current leadership of the League Management Company (LMC) led by Mallam Shehu Dikko, who ensured that the rules were applied to help bring sanity to the league. However, it is no yet Uhuru as there still much to be done. The league is still work in progress but one have to commend the commitment and vision of Mallam Shehu Dikko’s led board of LMC for what they have been able to do so far. It is true that the 2014/15 has come and gone it is pertinent to note some of the activities that shaped the 2014/2015 NPFL season. The season started with the change of leadership of the board of the LMC as the board was reconstituted due to the expiration of the tenure of Hon. Nduka Irabor led board whose tenure had had ended the previous season but was granted extension. So, from Nduka Irabor the leadership of NPFL went to Mallam Shehu Dikko though Irabor still made the current board of NPFL. The season actually kicked oě in March after series of meetings by stakeholders to ensure that there were no lapses. As soon as the season commenced, matches were played across various centres across the country and in order to meet up with time, matches were played twice a week and after about ęve weeks the league went into break due to the general

elections and after wards it resumed. The out gone season could be described as a season of mixed grill in the sense that some successes and failures were recorded. It is recalled that before the commencement of the league four Nigerian Clubs were involved in CAF organised club competitions (CAF Champions League and Federation Cup competitions. The four clubs that Ěew the countries included Kano Pillars and Enyimba International for the CAF Champions League and Warri Wolves and Bayelsa United for CAF Confederation Cup. It was a very poor outing for the Nigerian team as Pillars crashed out in their ęrst game on the continent and Enyimba followed suit in their second game. Wolves were the next to exit the continent when they also crashed out so early in the Federation Cup. Wolves were the only Nigerian representatives that pushed far before joining others to exit the continental competition. The most painful e exit of the various clubs was that of Pillars who were Nigerian champions who could not survive their ęrst game despite all the support that the then state government led by Senator Rabiu Kwakwanzo, who constituted a commiĴee headed by the current Governor Ganduje, to ensure that Pillars succeed but it was not to be as they were the ęrst Nigerian club to crash out of the continent.

NFF’s Referees’ capacity building programme

One important thing that happened to the league which played a key role to the success of the 2014/15 League season was that some referees were sent to

the United Kingdom for capacity building by the Amaju Pinnick led Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). They were sent on refresher course to the U.K with a view to ensuring that the quality of oĜciating improves in the league. The impart of that capacity building for the referees was felt during the season as less complaints emanating from poor oĜciating was recorded.

NFF’s coaches building programmes

The Amaju led NFF board also sent some exinternationals and coaches for refresher courses in the UK just like their referees counterparts. The impart of the capacity training programme for some selected coaches and exinternationals is yet to yield the desired fruits but those who beneęted from the programme were full of praises to the Amaju led NFF board. Apart from some of the coaches going for a refresher course on the technical maĴers of the game some ex-internationals like Austin Jay Jay Okocha, Nwankwo Kanu, Dairu Saidi went for match reading capacity building which is very commendable. According to Amaju, the rationale behind sending some of the ex-international for the match reading training in the U.K is to enable them contribute to the development of the game as some of them might be engaged to assist some national team coaches in due course.

Gabros changed ownership, name

As a part of what transpired in the 2014/15 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), newly promoted Nigeria National League (NNL) side, Gabros Fc of Nnewi

was acquired by Oil and Gas billionaire businessman Dr Patrick Ifeany Ubah and renamed the club FC Ifeanyi Ubah following change of ownership. With his ęnancial war chest, Dr Ubah made Nnewi the Mecca of the Nigerian League as every weekend that the club will be playing at home, most league and non league writers will troop to Nnewi to witness and to report the game. The club took all by surprise at the commencement the season as they started recording surprise results against major clubs such as Enyimba, Rangers, Heartland, and Wolves etc. at the commencement of the season. However, the good performances by the club did not last for too long as they were shocked by FC Taraba at their strong hold, Nnewi by handing them a 0-1 defeat which triggered the sack of their Bulgarian coach, Mitko Kostandinov Dobrev and he was immediately replaced by former Flying Eagles’ and Rangers coach, John Obuh. Obuh did not stay long when Dr Ubah recruited and unveiled former national assistant coach, Daniel Amokachi and former national team goalkeeper trainer, Ike Shorunmi. Amokachi was made the Technical Adviser while Obuh was given the position of technical director and Shorunmi remains the goalkeeper trainer of the club. Within a space of two weeks, it was reported that there was a frosty relationship between Amokachi and Obuh as the former was pushing for the later to be sacked but had to deny the report. The relationship between the proprietor of the club and Amokachi went sour as conĚicting report emerged from the Umudim Nnewi based club alleging insubordination on the part of Amokachi. At the height of it all, Amokachi was reported to have left from Port Harcourt after his boys suěered 1-0 lost to relegated Port Harcourt based Sharks FC. It is noted that since the Bulgarian coach, Mitko Dobrev departed the Nnewi based side all has never been well with the team in terms of results. It was like Coach Dobrev left with the sole of the club. This is because it was expected that at least with their performances at the commencement of the league season, they would have been able to secure a continental ticket but it was not to be.

Amaechi starved Sharks, Dolphins, Rivers’ Angels of funds

Again it is important to note that one of the major events that shaped last season was the inability of the Minister of Transport, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi as then governor of Rivers to pay players and oĜcials of Sharks, Dolphins and Rivers Angels resulting to low morale in the camps of the various clubs. The situation was so bad that at various times, the players of the various clubs staged protests to the Government House to bring home their demand for their salaries and allowances to be paid. Relieve, however, came the way of the three clubs immediately Nyesom Nwike became governor as he promptly came to the rescue of all the players and oĜcials by oěseĴing the arrears of salaries and allowances owed them. The intervention by Nyesom Nwike helped in a way to revive the various teams’ morale and conędence as they baĴle to escape relegation but before then, a lot of damage had already been done. Of the two Glo Premier League clubs owed by the state, only Dolphins were able to survive relegation as Sharks narrowly missed retaining their elite status. With this development, the traditional and darling team of the Rivers People will be competiting in the lower division in the 2015/16 league season, no thanks to Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi refusal to pay the players and oĜcials of their legitimate earnings even as he was aware that all of them are breadwinners of their various families. What happened to the three clubs was the height of insensitivity by somebody who claims to be ęghting the cause of the down trodden in our society. There is no gain saying that both players and oĜcials of the various clubs will not forget in a hurry the hardship they passed through during the period under review. Meanwhile in the height of their poor run of form, Sharks ęred their coach, Gbenga Ogunbote who went

into the waiting hands of 3SC of Ibadan. However, that decision did not save them from going down at the end of season. The ęrst shock Sharks had was their home defeat by visiting Akwa United FC of Uyo to signal what to expect but that result was not helped by Amaechi’s refusal to motivate the players and oĜcials to pay them.

Pillars

The out gone season was not really a good year for Kano Pillars, who in the past three seasons had be strolled the league like a bull in China shop winning the league shield for three consecutive times. For two years, they beat Enyimba to the shield by a point even as they made their home ground, Sani Abacha Stadium a no go area for visiting teams. The Kano based side had it tough last season as they fumbled both locally and internationally. They showed what to expect from them last season when they crashed out of the lucrative CAF Champions League in their ęrst game. Despite not doing well on the continent, the Kano based club’s invincibility at home came to nothing as they were demystięed in their fortress Sani Abach Stadium by Nasarawa United, who defeated them 1-2 at home to bring to an end the years of home invincibility. After the defeat suěered by Pillars in Kano in the hands of Nasarawa United, they were beaten mercilessly in Akure by Sunshine Stars as the Akure Arsenals handed them a 3-0 defeat at the Akure Township Stadium. Apart from these two defeats which shocked most league watchers, Pillars also suěered some other defeats. In a bid to turn around the fortunes of the club, the management beamed their search light on the technical bench and ęred their Technical Adviser, Okey Emordi but that decision did not save Pillars from not picking a continental ticket.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 9, 2016

Politics

I’ll make Ondo self-sustaining –Guber aspirant Adegbonmire 45-year old Prince Adeniyi Adegbonmire, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, says the passion to improve the lot of the people of Ondo State has spurred him to take up the gauntlet of contesting IRU WKH RIÀFH RI JRYHUQRU RQ WKH SODWIRUP RI $OO Progressives Congress (APC) this year. In this interview, this son of the late Prince Wumi Adegbonmire-a former Secretary to Ondo State government gives insights into his agenda for the Sunshine State. Excerpts:

hat are your reactions to the gale of probes sweeping across the country, arising from the revelation that close to $3 billion arms procurement funds kept in the custody of the former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, were shared among politicians and other political jobbers? My training as a lawyer says to me that I have to be cautious in passing judgment. I have only read about all of this in the newspaper. I have also listened to the news but for me, they are still allegations and there is a presumption of innocence. So it will be wrong and unfair to say to you today, that certain persons are guilty and certain persons are not guilty. I think, however, that the government has done the right thing by holding people accountable to their stewardship while in o΀ce. Nigerians, particularly those who occupy political positions, must understand that political o΀ce is an o΀ce of trust, where the common resources of the citizens are placed in your hands and you must at all times guide it and guard it. Now if the law court conducts trial and Ànds Dasuki guilty, then the law should take its course. Now as regards what the government is doing, it is something it should be commended for. If everybody occupying political o΀ce understands that funds entrusted to them must be properly deployed and that otherwise there will be repercussion, then people will be more careful and prudent in distributing what is actually not theirs, but the commonwealth of all Nigerians. So I think what the government has done by taking them to court to determine whether they are guilty is the best thing to do in a democratic setting. How about the controversy over the desirability or otherwise of adopting the plea bargain approach, to ensure that some of these stolen funds are actually recovered? Let’s ask ourselves. What is the objective of the probes? The objective is to recover fund. The monies that have been taken inappropriately should be returned. So I believe that it should be the main focus. However, having said that, there must also be deterent fo those who have occupied o΀ce and those who are occupying o΀ce. If you misappropriated fund and a criminal element is established, then you

would face the music. This issue about plea bargaining is a concept that was developed in the western world, particularly as regards Ànancial crimes; and the idea was that most of those Ànancial crimes are so intriguing that it becomes di΀cult to disentangle. The white man then decided that, rather than waste so much time, energy and resources prosecuting people, we can actually plead bargain and say, ‘return it for a lesser custodian sentence’, not that you don’t go to jail at all, but it is custodian sentence. It is like if a man is tried today and found guilty, there is what lawyers call allocutus; which is, your lawyer would say, ‘he is a Àrst oͿender, he has never oͿended.’ So, rather than give him a maximum sentence which may be 10 years-the oͿences may be a minimum of two years and maximum of 10 years for examplegive him the minimum because he has shown remorse. So even at the trial level, you actually by virtue of your act during trial or before, get a lesser custodian sentence, but you’ll still be sentenced. Now if you are able to achieve that without the added cost of prosecution, then it is a lofty idea. If I say for example, Mr. X, we have sent $2m to you and have found more than that in the account, we assume that you work for 30, 40 years as a businessman; so maybe you have $500, 000. So return the rest to us. Don’t forget this: plea bargain means you will still be convicted but because you do not allow us to spend additional money getting the money back from you, rather than be sentenced to 10 years, the judge then considers your allocutus to say ‘let him go for two years. Then, does government have the manpower to prosecute these people e΀ciently and eͿectively to the extent that all of these high proÀle cases that you see, government has engaged the services of private legal practitioners. That shows you that in the Ministry of Justice, there may not be the expertise to do it. These legal practitioners who are engaged in their own private practice have to be paid. Witnesses have to be brought sometimes from abroad. So it is also a cost. I see no reason government cannot say ‘return the money but rather than to go to jail for 10 years, you go to jail for two years. And I also see that a lot of people don’t understand the

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concept of plea bargain and that is why immediately you say it, they assume wrongly that it means that you serve no jail term. No, that’s not it. What political credentials do you have to contest the plum job in the state? I want to be governor of Ondo State and I intend to run on the platform of APC. I have been involved in politics for a very long time, but not as a candidate for any political o΀ce. However, my family has been a political family since 1952, when my father joined the Action Group and from 1952 till when he passed on two years ago. He had always been of the progressive family. From the Action Group to the UPN, from the UPN to the SDP, to the AD; and from the AD to the ACN and now, we are in the APC. So it has been a family of politicians close to 50 years. I have learnt a lot from my father but I must say that in 1998, I was a prominent member of the Olu Falae Campaign Committee, where I occupied the o΀ce of assistant secretary to his campaign organisation. So I have seen politics in terms of campaigning for political o΀ce and have also been a member of various professional and political pressure groups. I have, therefore, over the years, studied not only governance but also the politics of Nigeria and in Ondo State and I believe in the need to change the face of government. Governance should be seen as your preparedness to serve your people, and not as a medium for self aggrandizement. And it must be a call to service. I also think there is a mark distinction between being educated and being educated and enlightened. I believe that one of the things in governance is that you must not only be educated, you must also be enlightened. So what is your position on an agitation that the governorship position should move out of your Central Senatorial District? I have heard of this thing so many times. What is zoning? People have said the present governor; Dr.

Segun Mimiko is from Ondo Central Senatorial district just as I am, because Ondo and Akure are in the same senatorial district. So why do you thing that another person from the Central Senatorial district should be governor? It should be Ondo North’s turn because (the late former Governor Olusegun) Agagu hailed from the South before it became the turn of Mimiko in Central. But I have always said something and I repeat it here that zoning is a latterday arrangement. Let’s take it from (the late former Governor Adebayo) Adefarati’s era when he was to be governor. There was no zoning; nobody said ‘zone it to the north.’ Primaries were held between him mainly and Chief (Mrs.) Mobolaji Osoba who was from the Ondo South senatorial district. So they contested and he became governor. Don’t forget that Agagu ran against Adefarati in 1999. He was from the South. So you had somebody from the South and somebody from the North. Nobody talk about zoning. If it is about zoning, most of them should be from the North and another from the South, from two diͿerent platforms; so there was no zoning. In fact, Adefarati and Agagu contested again in 2003. And in 2007, Mimiko contested against Agagu, lost the election, went to the tribunal, the tribunal then said ‘oh you won the election, go and assume o΀ce.’ In other words, at that time Argagu and Mimiko who were from two diͿerent senatorial districts also contested for the election, nobody talked about zoning. Now, let’s come nearer to my party, the APC. There’ve been two elections, the Àrst was in Kogi, there was no zoning, and the second was in Bayelsa, there was no zoning. Why must Ondo state be diͿerent? Let me now break it down; look at Ondo State; we have Àve languages so to speak; there are Akoko, Owo, Akure , Ondo and Ikale/Ijaw languages respectively. If we break it down, it is only the Akure people that have never been governor for years. Next year will be 40 years that Ondo State was created. So, let’s have a level playing ground for all and let the best man win.

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Issues on controversial social media bill Continued from Page 35

have negative impacts. The disjointed language used on facebook creates the impression that in Nigeria, people use indecent languages irrespective of age and academic background. On realizing that social media poses damaging threat to the polity and the corporate existence of Nigeria, the Senate recently rose to the occasion by initiating a bill for its regulation. Some people have been attacking the Senate over the matter not knowing that social media has already put Nigeria for sale as the country is being seen as a place where anything goes. The likely frustration

of the National Assembly would certainly transform into certain confusion in the social media where there would be rowdiness. The social media is likely to cause conflicts if not regulated. The porous nature of the social media often encourages masked people to pass comments about people’s parental background and private lives. Rather than outright ban, one may canvass for the regulation of operations of the social media. Here, one feels that since there is no standard, standard should be introduced. Youths now get facebook friends and arrange marriages. These are alien to Nigeria because marriages and friendships

so arranged through face book hardly last as the arrangements are always full of deceit and lies. Imagine a case of a man who had contact with a girlfriend with a beautiful face on facebook only to end up meeting a complete cripple. This is not to say that getting reactions on government policies and programmes on facebook is bad, the problem is that in Nigeria, some social media explorers insult government officials on face book instead of criticizing policies introduced by that administration. What one is saying here is that not envy and hatred that have taken the centre stage of what social media explorers dish but a social interaction

that ought to promote good governance. If social media are not regulated, one may see Nigeria derailing because of the confusion that would be introduced through criticisms that may not be constructive. If policy makers continue to depend on the present riotous social media, they are likely to lose focus. One makes bold to say that unverified information are often circulated via face book. Some press secretaries and media advisers to governors have occupied themselves with interaction on face book. They try to convince governors to abandon journalists to the extent that some governors no longer engage in conventional sources of information.

When Senator George Akume went for medical check up before the Xmas, social media users speculated that he was dead, just to cause disaffection. If they had the opportunity and professional competence, those that peddled the rumour would have constructively stated why they would wish Akume dead. Such persons wouldn’t have been able to state that they were envious of Akume’s position, so, the easiest way out was to use facebook to soil his good name. Those hiding their feelings about the need to regulate the social media or otherwise should come out to give the National Assembly a direction.

with News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja. The Secretary-General, who was on a private visit in Abuja, said that his emergence was a great honour and a clarion call to serve. He said he was truly grateful to all Igbos residents in Cross River for

the confidence reposed in him. ``We are servant-leaders, therefore, we promise to give you quality leadership such that will help to lift Ndigbo from one glorious height to another,’’ he said. Ugochukwu also urged Igbo people in Cross River to support the government

of Gov. Ben Ayade. He commended the people-oriented programmes of the government as well as the enabling environment which the governor had created for businesses to thrive in the state. The secretary-general reiterated that the Igbos

were lucky to have a listening governor, who would be willing to include them into his programmes. ``The loyalty of the new Ohanaeze leadership, and indeed, all Igbo people in state for Ayade-led government was nonnegotiable,’’ he said.

Ohaneze wants Igbos to support Gov Ayade

he new SecretaryGeneral of Cross River chapter of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Mr Alozie Ugochukwu, has assured Igbo in Calabar that his tenure will usher in progress and development. Ugochukwu made the pledge in an interview

CCEPI donates relief materials to victims of insecurity in Plateau, Adamawa Gyang Bere,Jos

group under the aegis of Centre for Caring, Empowerment and Peace Initiatives, (CCEPI) has donated relief materials to over 3500 Internally Displace Persons (IDPs) in North-East and in Riyom and Barkin-Ladi Local Government Areas of Plateau State. Presenting the materials at the Church of the Brethren Jos, Plateau State, Executive Director of CCEPI, Dr. Rebecca Samuel Dali, said the donation which is done on monthly basis is in partnership with International Rescue Committee and Church of the Brethren in America. Dr. Dali noted that the IDPs who are made up of displaced widows and children from the North-East as a result of insurgency and victims of Fulani night raids in Riyom and Barkin-Ladi Local Government Areas of Plateau state have been displace from their ancestral communities. She lamented that most of the victims lost their husbands and children during attacks and have been displaced in their home towns and communities and called philanthropists as well as spirited individuals to assist the helpless widows and children. According to him, “today we are distributing food items to over 3500 IDPs from the North

East and displaced Berom people from Barkin-Ladi and Riyom Local Government Area of Plateau State. This donation is done on monthly basis to enable the victims survive the current hardship face as a result of the killings. “We appreciate the National Emergency Movement Agency (NEMA) for supporting us. This has enable us embark on the training of traumatic children as a result of the insecurity. We now have Child Protection Centre that is taking care of children who have lost their parents, we have enroll most of them in schools to enable them contribute meaningfully to the society” However, leader of the delegation from the church of the Brethren in America, Pastor Pam Reist said they are sympathetic to the victims and people in the North East and pledge to support the vulnerable persons in the society. She noted that the gesture will continue on Monthly basis to enable the victims make living that will contribute meaningfully to the society. However, a victim who gave her name as Monica Dra narrate her chilling experience “I have found myself in a pathetic condition that I never expected. It all started in 2012 when Book Haram invaded Police Barack in Maiduguri and killed my husband and two of my children.

“ I escaped narrowly but sustained gunshots injuries in my neck and on my hand. I was taking to a Teaching Hospital in Maiduguri, after two Months, I was taken to Bingham University Teaching Hospital Jos, after some time, an organisation took me to the US for treatment and came back after two Months. “ since, then live has not been easy with me, I have no food to eat, no body to talk to. I appreciate CCEPI for helping us with what to eat and cloth to ware” she cried out. Among the items donates includes rice, Bucket, beans, cloths, cups, mat, maize,

detergent’s, blankets and children wares. Meanwhile, Member representing Barkin Ladi/ Riyom federal constituency of Plateau State in the House of Representatives Hon. Istifanus Gyang, said his constituency has the highest number of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and school dropouts in Plateau State as a result of the crisis that has rocked the state. He noted that a major problem for the victims was lack of access to them because they are not living in camps but in host communities with their friends and relatives in neighboring localities.

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Foundation urged Buhari to speed up on trial of looters Mansur Oladunjoye

he Sabitiyu Alare Foundation (SAF) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari has to prevail on the judiciary to speed up trail of identiÀed corrupt cases all over Nigeria and channel recovered funds towards national rehabilitations. SAF also commended the Federal Government for reducing the prices of petrol to N86.50 and kerosene to

N50:00 per litre. According to the Chairman of SAF, Primate Ayoola Omonigbehin, 2016 will be a year of God’s vengeance for the wicked including the judges and accused. SAF however disagreed with the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to resist oil subsidy removal by the Federal Government, noting that mobilizing civil servants against the policy would only ensure contin-

ued suͿerings as the products would remain elusive. It urged the NLC General- Secretary, Dr. Peter OzoEson to properly study the regulatory principle of his union which it said is principally to proͿer solution to poverty of a nation “Rather than turning the masses against the government. We advise you Mr. Ozo-Eson not to play politics with industrial relations to the disadvantage of national development, we warned.

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Sports Update

Aubameyang excited with Glo/CAF award G

L-R: CAF President,Alhaji Issa Hayatou, Winner of 2015 Glo-CAF African Player of the Year Award, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Globacom’s Executive Director, Legal, Mrs Gladys Talabi and Minister of Sports, Barrister Solomon Dalung at the 2015 Glo-CAF Awards gala in Abuja.

abonese striker, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, has said he was delighted to be named the 2015 African Footballer of the Year ahead of Yaya Toure and Andre Ayew. The 26-year-old Borussia Dortmund forward is “proud” to become the ęrst Gabonese to claim Africa’s biggest individual prize after an impressive year with club and country. Aubameyang stated that he has had to put in “hard work and sacrięce” to become Africa’s top player and believes he will still be in contention to retain his title as the continent’s best player in 2016. “When you’re next to players like Yaya Toure and Andre Ayew, you are proud to win this trophy in front of them because they are great players that I admire a lot. I will have to work a lot.

Moses still not fit, to miss Wolves match

i ictor M Moses will miss West Ham’s clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers in the FA Cup today because he is not a hundred percent fit, despite returning to training in the New Year. The Hammers manager, Slaven Bilic, has revealed ahead of the meeting at Boleyn Ground that the winger will start training with the rest of his teammates after the Cup game. “Moses is back, not totally with us, but he is doing his stuff on the pitch and is close to being back

i ffull in ll training i i with ih us, apparently after the cup game,” said Bilic in his pre - match interview. The Nigeria international has missed the last five games contested by West Ham in the Premier League after sustaining a hamstring injury against Manchester United on December 5. Carl Ikeme , Dominic Iorfa (both Wolves ) and West Ham’s Italian Nigerian defender Angelo Ogbonna are all available for selection.

Uche Kalu retur ns to Turkish club

i i striker, igeria t ik Uche Kalu, has returned to Turkey to join Adanaspor. The 29-year-old ex-

Enyimba striker inked a year-and-a-half year deal with the Turkish League one side. Kalu played for Adanaspor on loan in

2014 from Rizespor. He last played for Kazakhstan league team Tobol. He was a member of the Nigeria B team that

won the 2010 WAFU Nations Cup with Eagles. The big striker has seven international caps for Nigeria with a goal to show for it.

Etebo says he’s heading to Europe

igeria Under Under-23 23 star, Oghenekaro Etebo, has revealed he is set to move to Europe this month, but refused to name the club he has reached an agreement with. This January I will move to Europe, everything has been agreed, but I won’t disclose the name of the club yet, he said. Last Thursday, the Warri Wolves midęelder was named CAF Most Promising Talent after he ęnished top scorer at the

recent Under-23 AFCON in Senegal with ęve goals. Warri Wolves have placed a 2 million Euros price tag on the player even though this has since been reviewed downwards. Several Tunisian clubs including Esperance are reportedly willing to break the bank to sign Etebo. Two years ago, he underwent trials at Italian club Sampdoria, but a knee injury eventually scuĴled the transfer.

“But I have the qualities to be there again next year. But it is hard work and sacrięce too that have taken me this far. “I thank the people of Gabon because this award is for them. I also want to thank my teammates in the national team and at Dortmund, their work helped me to score goals,” said Aubameyang after being crowned. Aubameyang edged Ivorian star, Toure, by just seven votes to be crowned with Ghanaian forward Ayew ęnishing in third place. Though Aubameyang ęnished last year without a trophy, the Gabon captain scored 29 goals in 2015. The glamorous ceremony, which was organized by sponsors and next generation network, Globacom, was hosted by Supersports of South Africa’s Robert Marawa and Ghanaian Actress and Producer, Juliet Ibrahim. It had in aĴendance ęve Ministers of Federal Republic of Nigeria, top diplomats, captains of industry, heads of government parastatals and the creme of African football including Acting President of FIFA and Confederation of African Football (CAF) President, Alhaji Issa Hayatou. Aubameyang’s emergence as Africa’s football king put paid to Toure’s dream of seĴing a new African record of winning ęve consecutive African Player of the Year Award. He had in 2014 equaled the record of four Glo-CAF Footballer of the Year Award titles held by Cameroonian striker, Samuel Eto’o Fils. The forward has scored a total of 28 goals in 21 appearances for club and country, including 18 goals for Borussia Dortmund in the current season, 4 goals in Europa and 4 goals in 2 matches for Gabon. He is known for his speed, having clocked 30 meters in 3.7 seconds, and his capability of playing either as a striker or a winger. He became the ęrst player in Bundesliga history to score in each of his team’s opening six matches of a season. He later extended this record to eight matches, scoring in the team’s next two ęxtures against Darmstadt 98 and Bayern Munich. Aubameyang captained Gabon at the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, scoring the team’s opening goal of the tournament in their 2û0 win over Burkina Faso on 17 January 2015. He also scored a brace against Mali on 25 March 2015. He is Gabon’s highest goal scorer. President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria won the CAF Platinum Award. The trophy and certięcate were presented to his representative, the Minister for Sports, Barrister Solomon Dalung, by Globacom’s Executive Director, Legal Services, Mrs Gladys Talabi, and the CAF President, Alhaji Issa Hayatou. The Sports

Minister, Barrister Solomon Dalung commended CAF and Globacom for bringing the Glo CAF Awards back to Abuja, a decade after the city hosted the inaugural edition of the awards in 2005. Winners in other categories include Mbwana Aly SamaĴa who won the Africa Player of the Year based in Africa; Allez Casa of Senegal who won the Fair Play Award; while the National team of the year went to Cote’ Ivoire. Coach Herve Renard was adjudged the Coach of the Year, while T.P Mazembe won the Club of the year. Papa Bakary Gasam was pronounced Referee of the Year. Other award categories were the Most Promising Talent of the Year which went to Oghenekaro Etebo of Nigeria, while the Legend Award was picked by Charles Kumi Gyamę of Ghana and Samuel Mbapppe Leppe of Cameroon. Cameroon carted home the Women National team of the Year, while Abdigani Said Arab was pronounced Football Leader of the Year. The Youth Player of the Year Award went to Victor Osimhen of Nigeria, while Gaelle Enganamouit ofCameroon emerged as the Women player of the Year. In his message to the continent at the event, Globacom’s Chairman, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr, (GCON), represented by the companyÆs Executive Director, Legal Services, Mrs Gladys Talabi, expressed his delight with the achievements the continent recorded in the game in the last two years: ôWe are delighted with the development of the game on the continent; the Nigeria U-17 National team successfully defended the U-17 World Cup, while the performances of African players in other major competitions have been very encouraging. We will continue to support the development of football on the continent.ö On his part, CAF President, Dr. Issa Hayatou, remarked that since 2005 when the partnership with Globacom on the Awards began, Glo-CAF Awards had become a world-class event. He noted that this relationship perfectly portrays a successful union between a ęrst-class sports organization and a global brand untied in a common determination: to elevate African football and celebrate Africa.ö The International Conference Centre venue of the gala was electrięed by performances by Awilo Logomba from Congo, Salif Keita from Mali, Sunny Ade and DÆbanj from Nigeria, ShaĴawale from Ghana, and Black Mambazo from South Africa. Also there were Ahmed Soultan from Morocco and NigeriaÆs Korede Bello, Dija, Bez, Ego, Flavour and Omawumi among others.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 9, 2016

Sports Update Golfers warm up for DOAMF Charity Golf VICTOR ENYINNAYA

olfers at Ikoyi Golf Club in Lagos have commenced preparation for the biggest charity event on the club’s calendar - the DOAM Foundation Charity Golf Tournament, scheduled for Saturday, February 6, 2016. The tournament, which has provided a platform for members and corporate bodies to support social causesin the last six years, features a qualifier event scheduled for Saturday January 23, 2016 at the Golf Section of Ikoyi Club 1938. Chairman of the tournament’s Organising Committee, Pat Bassey, who has coordinated all previous editions, said that the event connects well with the golfing community because it fills a vacuum that a number of golfers have yearned for over time. “We have a huge number of golfers who need the platform that this event provides, so that they can connect with the indigent and the less privileged in the society. The increasing interest, year after year, only goes to show that their expectations are being met.” Over 200 players are expected during the qualifier to vie for slots at the final of the event, the committee members have informed.Players who scale through the oneday qualifier would be drawn alongside invited players and guests at the final of the tournament in February. The DOAMF Charity Golf funds are channeled to support social causes in the society. “In the last five years, projects supported include renovation/rehabilitation of Health Centres in rural communities (Mowe in Ogun State and Amaimo in Imo State), building and equipping an Accident and Trauma Centre at Mowe in Obafemi Owode LGA, Ogun State, Sickbay and Library facilities (in various schools across the country), Skills Acquisition for mothers of OVC students and

free medical screening and treatment to the less privileged in rural communities, amongst others.” According to Bassey, “the interest to be part of the coming edition of the event has been overwhelming and, we are doing everything possible to accommodate everybody as the underlying purpose here is touching the lives of the less privileged inthe community we all belong to.” Bassey added: “for us, progress is measured in both quality and quantity: the quality of the value we pass down to the beneficiaries of the causes and the number of people we are able to reach overall. This year, our goal is to surpass whatever we have done in the past in these areas. So we need more support and we have set out to work accordingly.” The Daniel Ogechi Akujobi Memorial (DOAM) Foundation is a charitable, humanitarian, and nongovernmental organisation established in 2006, in memory of Master Daniel Ogechi Akujobi (1992-2005) who died from injuries he sustained in a fatal highway accident on his way back to school along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway, Ogun State, Nigeria. He was the only son of his parents. DOAM Foundation is dedicated to the enhancement of the education and health of less-privileged children and youths in the society. Since its establishment, the Foundation has offered scholarships to a number of vulnerable but intelligent children in primary, secondary and tertiary institutions. It has also undertaken various life-improving programs including deworming of children, mentorship, educational, nutritional and psycho-social support to children and youths in the society. The Foundation provides a platform to inspire and positively affect the lives of the most vulnerable in our society. Since inception, over 57,000 lives have been impacted through our programs.

Glo-CAF Awards fallout: Toure blasts CAF over crown loss

ngry Yaya Toure has described missing out on a fifth consecutive African Player of the Year award as “indecent”, saying the decision brought “shame” on the continent. The Manchester City midfielder was edged out by seven votes by Gabon and Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang at the Confederation of African Football award ceremony on Thursday. Toure felt he should

have taken the accolade again after captaining Ivory Coast to the African Nations Cup title at the start of 2015. “I think that’s what makes it the shame of Africa,” he told Radio France International on Friday. “To behave in this way is indecent. But what can we do?”. Aubameyang, the first player from the central African country to win the award, scored 29 Bundesliga goals in 2015 including 18 this season plus a further seven in the

Europa League. However, his Gabon team were eliminated in the first round of the Nations Cup in Equatorial Guinea. Expanding on his frustration, Toure said Africans “do not show that Africa is important to us”. “We give more priority to what’s going on elsewhere than in our own continent. This is what is appalling,” he added. “Yaya will look after himself and let Africa look after itself. Like I’m often told, you

shouldn’t worry too much about Africa because Africa will be the first to let you down.” Toure’s Manchester City visit Premier League rivals Norwich City in the FA Cup third round on Saturday. “To be honest, I’m disappointed I lost out. As a champion, whenever you lose, you are always disappointed. Sometimes it is hard to take some things. And today was a difficult one. In every situation you have to be a man and take what comes.”

NigeriaÆs 2013 Africa Cup of Nations - winning squad “I am calling on the Nigeria Police to please expedite action with regards to the search for FegorÆs wife. The player is very, very worried in Russia where he is based and he can no longer concentrate on his professional duties. “Fegor Ogude served this country meritoriously and was in the Super Eagles that brought glory

to Nigeria at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations. I am making a special appeal to the Police to intensify the search for Mrs Maimunat Ogude, but I also call on the kidnappers to consider FegorÆs contributions to Nigeria football and release his wife immediately, hale and hearty.ö On Thursday, when Fegor Ogude spoke to theně.com from his base in Russia, he was a very disturbed man.

ôI am very worried. The kidnappers have not made any contact with any member of the family and this is three days after. I am very anxious that nothing untoward should happen to my wife.ö Reports said the gunmen threw FegorÆs children out of the car and drove away with his wife. The car has since been recovered, but the whereabouts of Mrs Maimunat Ogude remains unknown.

Pinnick wants Police to intensify search for Ogude’s wife

FF President President, Amaju Pinnick has called on the Nigeria Police to intensify search for the wife of Super Eagles’ midęelder Fegor Ogude, who was kidnapped at the familyÆs house in Warri, Delta State on Monday night. Gunmen reportedly stormed the Ogude’s residence and took away the wife of the Russia ûbased player û a member of

‘I can do what Emeni ke di d f or Ea g les ’

ortland Timbers striker, Fenando Adi, has declared he can be Super Eagles target man just as Emmanuel Emenike was until he quit international football recently. Benue State-born Adi scored 18 goals as Portland won a ęrst-ever MLS championship last season. I can be another Emenike for Nigeria as a target forward as I’m good in the air and I can hold the ball upfront for the other players, said the

big 25-year-old striker, who departed Nigeria for Europe in 2009 after he was called up to the countryÆs U17 team. ôI can bring a diěerent dimension to the team. ôI have spoken to the coach and he himself has asked about me. This year, hopefully I will be in the Super Eagles. Adi also revealed on a television programme interview how ôtwo good liesö have taken his career to where it is now.

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