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Buhari orders EFCC to probe Jonathan’s service chiefs ... Over arms procurement

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resident Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, directed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to carry out further investigation into the misconduct established against some retired and serving military o΀cers on the controversial arms deal saga.

The Committee on Audit of Defence Equipment, established

by President Buhari to audit the procurement of arms and equipment in the Armed Forces and Defence sector from 2007 to 2015, had given the recommendation.

6ome of the aͿected o΀cers are the immediate past Chief of Defence 6taͿ, Air Chief Marshal A.S. Badeh (Rtd); Air Marshal M.D. Umar (Rtd); Air Marshal A.N. Amosu (Rtd); Maj-Gen. E.R. Chioba (Rtd); AVM I.A. Balogun (Rtd); AVM A.G. Tsakr (Rtd) and AVM A.G. Idowu (Rtd).

Others are AVM A.M. Mamu; AVM O.T. Oguntoyinbo; AVM .T. Omenyi; AVM J.B. Adigun; AVM R.A. Ojuawo; AVM J.A. KayodeBeckley; Air Cdre S.A. Yushau (Rtd); Air Cdre A.O. Ogunjobi; Air Cdre G.M.D. Gwani; Air Cdre S.O. Makinde; Air Cdre A.Y. Lassa; Col .N. Ashinze; Lt Col. M.S. Dasuki (Rtd), and some companies and directors.

The investigation, according to a statement made available by

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Tomoplo returns to creeks, blows up two pipelines ...Niger Delta communities in disarray Sylvester Idowu, Warri

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x-militant and commander of the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) , Chief Government Ekpemukpolo, also known as Tompolo, yesterday returned to creeks and declared war on the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

He has consequently blown up two crude and gas pipelines located in Gbaramatu Kingdom in Warri SouthWest Local Government area of Delta State. Newswatch Times on Saturday gathered authoritatively that the exmilitant and his boys regrouped at a

riverine community in the council area three days ago to wreak havoc.

A senior military o΀cer disclosed that Tompolo and his boys blew up a crude pipeline at Kpokpo, a boundary community between Gbaramatu Kingdom and Madangho, Itsekiri community, in the early hours of Friday apparently to indicate his preparedness to engage the Federal Government in a war. The pipeline supplies crude oil to Warri and Kaduna reÀneries. The aim is to stop supply of fuel and other petroleum products to the reÀneries.

It was also disclosed that the exmilitant blew up a pipeline that supplies

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gas from Escravos to the Nigerian Gas Company(NGC) located in Ughelli, Ughelli South Local Government area of the state. This is to frustrate the eͿort of the Federal Government in its gas development project as well as to disrupt the supply of electricity across the country.

The source said it was obvious that the ex-militant was poised for war as he is alleged to have moved large quantity of food and water to the creeks where his boys are located, but added, “we are monitoring every move by the >>Continued on Page 3

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Buhari orders EFCC to probe Jonathan’s service chiefs, others Continued from Page 1 the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, in Abuja, is based on the fundamental breaches associated with the procurements by the O΀ce of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) and the Nigerian Air Force (NAF).

The companies and their directors include: Messrs Societe D’ Equipments Internationaux, Himma Aboubakar; Aeronautical Engineering and Technical Services Limited; Messrs Syrius Technologies, Dr Theresa A. Ittu; Sky Experts Nig Ltd, Omenyi Ifeanyi Tony; Huzee Nig Ltd; GAT Techno Dynamics Ltd, Gbujie Peter Obie and Onuri Samuel Ugochukwu.

Others are Spacewebs Interservices Ltd, Oguntoyinbo Tayo, Oguntoyinbo Funmi; DelÀna Oil and Gas Ltd, Chief Jacobs Bola; Mono Marine Corporation Nig Ltd; Geonel Intergrated Services Ltd, Sachi Felicia, Mudaki Polycarp and Wolfgang Reinl.

“Following the submission of the audit committee’s second interim report, President Buhari has directed the EFCC to investigate the roles of the o΀cers and the above companies and their directors in fundamental breaches associated with the procurements by the O΀ce of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) and the Nigerian Air Force (NAF),” it said.

The breaches identiÀed by the audit committee, according to the statement, include non-speciÀcation of procurement costs, absence of contract agreements, award of contracts beyond authorised thresholds, transfer of public funds for unidentiÀed purposes and general non-adherence to provisions of the Public Procurement Act. It reads: “Furthermore, the procurement processes were arbitrarily carried out and generally characterised by irregularities and fraud. In many cases, the procured items failed to meet the purposes they were procured for, especially the counter insurgency eͿorts in

the North East.

“A major procurement activity undertaken by ONSA for NAF was that concerning the contracts awarded to Societe D’ Equipment Internationaux (SEI) Nig Ltd. Between January 2014 and February 2015, NAF awarded 10 contracts totalling nine hundred and thirty million, Àve hundred thousand, six hundred and ninety US dollars ($930,500,690.00) to SEI Nig Ltd. “Letters of award and End User CertiÀcates for all the contracts issued by NAF and ONSA respectively did not reÁect the contract sums. Rather, these were only found in the vendor’s invoices, all dated 19 March 2015. Additionally, some of the award letters contained misleading delivery dates suggesting fraudulent intent in the award process.

“The observed discrepancies are in clear contravention of extant procurement regulations.

The SEI contracts included procurement of two used Mi-24V helicopters instead of the recommended Mi-

35M series at the cost of one hundred and thirty six million, nine hundred and forty four thousand US dollars ($136,944,000.00).

“However, it was conÀrmed that the helicopters were excessively priced and not operationally air worthy at the time of delivery. A brand new unit of such helicopters goes for about thirty million US dollars ($30m).

Furthermore, the helicopters were delivered without rotor blades and upgrade accessories.

“Additionally, the helicopters were undergoing upgrade while being deployed for operation in the North East without proper documentation. It was further established that as at date, only one of the helicopters is in service while the other crashed and claimed the lives of two NAF personnel.”

The committee also established that ONSA funded the procurement of 4 used Alpha-Jets for the NAF at the cost of seven million, one hundred and eighty thousand US dollars

L-R: Director, African Programme for Strategic International Studies, Washington D C, Jenifer Cook; Acting Managing Director, Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Mrs. Ibim Semenitari, and Director of NDDC, Rivers State, Mrs. Akwagaga Enyia, during inspection of Mother and Child Hospital in Port Harcourt, Rivers State…yesterday.

A r m e d Fo r c e s R e m e m b r a n c e D ay : N 7 m realised in Kano Ted Odogwu Bureau Chief, Kano

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ot less than N7 million was realised recently at the launch of the 2016 Armed Forces Emblem Appeal Fund launch in Kano State.

The entire 44 Local Government Areas made the largest donation of N4. 4 million, while the state government donated N1million, just as Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje made a personal donation of N100, 000 to the fund.

In his speech on the occasion, held at Africa House, Government House, Kano, Ganduje

called on Nigerians to appreciate the contributions of the gallant Nigerian soldiers, who died or suͿered injuries, by donating for the welfare of their families, especially widows and children.

He described the soldiers as courageous men, who sacriÀced their lives for the territorial integrity of the nation and for peace to reign in the country and other parts of the world.

Earlier, the state Commissioner of Information, Comrade Muhammad Garba, stressed the need for Nigerians to continue to acknowledge and express appreciation, not only for what the fallen heroes

did in the past but also to assure soldiers in active service that their eͿorts would never be in vain.

On the occasion, the state branch Chairman of Nigerian Legion, Alhaji Abdullahi Ahmad Bagobiri requested the state government to complete their Secretariat project, as well as provide them with a vehicle to ease their transportation challenges.

In another development, Ganduje inaugurated three Revenue Tribunals, with a call on residents of the state to support the state government, so as to improve its revenue base.

He explained that the government re-engineered the state Revenue Service

to ensure that all revenues due to the government are properly collected from public organizations, corporate bodies and individuals, noting that he is conÀdent that the revenue tribunals will work without fear or favour, following the antecedents of the respective Magistrate Court judges heading them.

Chief Magistrate Husaini Rabi’u will head the Revenue Tribunal at Audu Bako Secretariat; Magistrate Muhammad Idris is to chair the Tribunal at Zungeru road, while Hassan Ahmed is to head the Tribunal at Nomansland, all located within the state capital.

($7,180,000.00).

However, it was conÀrmed that only 2 of the AlphaJet aircraft were ferried to Nigeria after cannibalisation of engines from NAF Áeet.

“This is contrary to the written assertion of the former Chief of Air StaͿ, Air Marshal AN Amosu to the former NSA that all the 4 procured Alpha-Jets aircraft were delivered to the NAF. The non-militarisation of the Alpha-Jets made them unsuitable for deployment to the North-East and they are currently deployed only for training at NAF Kainji. Furthermore, the procurement of the AlphaJets was contrary to the recommendation of the assessment team,” it said.

The committee found that the conduct of Air Marshal Amosu was deliberately misleading and unpatriotic.

It noted that the contract for the procurement of 36D6 Low Level Air Defence Radar for the NAF was awarded to GAT Techno Dynamics Ltd in April 2014 at the cost of thirty three million US dollars ($33m) and was funded by ONSA. “The committee established that the radars were excessively priced as a complete set of such radars (comprising 6 radars including the control centre) goes for six million US dollars ($6m) averagely. The committee observed that the radars were delivered without the vital component of IdentiÀcation Friend or Foe (IFF) that distinguishes between own and adversary aircraft, which has signiÀcantly degraded the operational capabilities of the NAF in the North-East.

“It was further observed that the sum of three million, three hundred thousand US dollars ($3.3m) was fraudulently included in the contract agreement as VAT and withholding tax and subsequently paid into the bank accounts of Spacewebs Interservices Ltd and DelÀna Oil and Gas Ltd. “The committee further established that two million US dollars ($2m) from the proceeds was transferred to Mono Marine Corporation Nig Ltd, which is jointly owned by principal characters in this deal. The committee opined that the infractions of extant regulations by these companies were clearly intended to defraud.

“It was established that between September 2009 and May 2015, the NAF expended about Àfteen billion naira (N15bn) on the maintenance of its AlphaJets, C-130H aircraft and Mi-24V/35P helicopters.

Out of this amount, four billion, four hundred and two million, six hundred and eighty seven thousand, Àve hundred and sixty nine naira, forty one kobo (N4, 402,687,569.41) was paid out for contracts not executed.

“It was also observed that in carrying out these maintenance activities, contracts worth over two

billion, Àve hundred million naira (N2.5bn) were awarded to Syrius Technologies, a Ukrainian company that was not registered in Nigeria.

Regrettably, in spite of these expenditures, the status of NAF Áeet remained operationally appalling as only 3 Alpha-Jets, 2 C-130H and one each of Mi-24V and Mi-35P were serviceable as at 28 May 15.

“In October 2013, NAF awarded contracts to DICON for the supply of weapons and ammunition at the cost of Àve hundred and ninety nine million, one hundred and eighteen thousand naira (N599, 118,000.00). However, only 2 of the 7 items contracted were delivered to NAF while the outstanding 5 items remained undelivered despite repeated requests to DICON. “The committee also found that the delivered ammunition was about 40 years old, thereby casting doubts on their shelf life. The failure of DICON to fully execute the contract and the delivery of aged ammunition diminished the capacity of the NAF in North-East operation.

“The committee uncovered insider dealings by military o΀cers in procurement activities undertaken by ONSA and the NAF. The o΀cers were found to have misused or abused their o΀ces for personal gains by inÁuencing award of contracts to private companies in which they have substantial interests.

“For instance, an o΀cer serving in the ONSA used his o΀ce to secure 2 contracts for his company, Geonel Integrated Services Ltd, for the protection of 20 dams and Presidential Air Fleet security at the cost of six Billion, two hundred and Àfty million naira (N6, 250,000,000.00) and Àve million US dollars ($5m) respectively.

“Furthermore, some NAF o΀cers used their companies to collect VAT and withholding tax that were never remitted to FIRS while another o΀cer was found to have cross-transferred about Àve hundred million naira (N500m) between a NAF company, Aeronautical Engineering and Technical Services Limited, SkyExperts Nig Ltd and Huzee Nig Ltd, companies in which he had personal interests.

“It would be recalled that in its First Interim Report, the committee on Audit of Defence Equipment established that the sum of six hundred and forty three billion naira (N643bn) and two billion, one hundred million US dollars ($2.1bn) interventions were received for defence procurements

by DHQ and the Services between 2007 and 2015.

In continuation of its assignment, the committee has so far established that the nation spent about twenty nine billion naira (N29bn) and two billion US dollars ($2bn) on NAF procurement activities alone,” it read.

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Zaria clash: GOC bribed other Muslim clerics to justify their action – Shiite

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President Muhammadu Buhari in a handshake with the Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki during the 2016 Armed Forces Remembrance Day celebration in Abuja yesterday. With them is Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

EFCC docks ex-council boss over land scam

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he Economic and Financial C r i m e s Commission (EFCC) yesterday arraigned a former Chairman of Kaduna South LGA, Bala Isa Idris before Justice Tukur Mu’azu of Kaduna State High Court on one count charge that borders on advance fee fraud. A statement by Wilson Uwujaren, Head, Media & Publicity said the accused allegedly obtained the sum of N3, 000,000 from one Alhaji Bashir Ahmed when

he fraudulently sold a plot of land belonging to the council, situated at Mechanic village, Kurmin Mashi, Kaduna State to him with the false claim that he had the authority to dispose the piece of land.

Count one of the charge reads, “that you Bala Isa Idris sometime in 2013 at Kaduna within the jurisdiction of the High Court of Justice, Kaduna being the Kaduna South Local Government chairman with the

intent to defraud did obtain the sum of N3, 000,000.00 from one Alhaji Bashir Ahmad under the pretence that you had the authority to dispose off a piece of land belonging to the Kaduna South Local Government measuring 0.0628 hectares situated at Mechanic village, Kurmin Mashi, Kaduna South Local Government, Kaduna state which pretence you knew to be false and thereby committed an offence contrary

to Section 1(1) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act, 2006 and punishable under same Act. The accused pleaded not guilty to charge read and was granted bail in the sum of N 1, 000, 000 and one surety in like sum. The surety must be a civil servant not below grade level 12.

The case was adjourned to March 10, 2016 for commencement of trial.

Tomoplo returns to creeks, blows up two pipelines Continued from Page 1 recalcitrant warlord”.

Another security source said heavily armed soldiers have been moved to the creeks around Gbaramatu kingdom to checkmate the plans of Tompolo and his boys.

He said several gunboats including the newly acquired frigates have been deployed to the creeks while military build-up is apparent in the area. It was learnt that part of the ploy of Tompolo is also to attack Itsekiri communities to create widespread confusion in the state.

These developments, Newswatch Times on Saturday gathered, came up few hours after a bench warrant of arrest was issued on Tompolo which has triggered mass movement of residents and oil workers from riverine communities of the Niger Delta region.

This exodus followed the movement of heavily armed soldiers and equipments to the creeks in response to the twin explosions of pipelines by the regrouped exmilitants. Those loyal to Tompolo had allegedly regrouped at diͿerent camps since last week to engage security forces in anticipation of the order of the Federal High Court which ordered the arrest of their leader.

Justice Ibrahim Buba of the Ikoyi Federal High Court, Lagos, had on Thursday ordered the arrest of Tompolo over his failure to honour court summons on alleged fraudulent land contract for the construc¬tion of Nigerian Maritime University in Okerenkoko, Warri South West, Delta State.

The spokesman of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), the umbrella body of Ijaw youths worldwide, Mr Eric Omare, had

on Thursday said in a statement that there was anxiety in the region.

According to him, “there has been anxiety since Tompolo was Àrst invited by the EFCC.” Justice Ibrahim Buba of the Federal High Court, Lagos had issued a warrant of arrest on Tompolo over his failure to appear be¬fore the court to answer charges of money launder¬ing preferred against him by the EFCC. The EFCC had ear¬lier secured an order of court to serve the defen¬dant through substituted means by a΀xing the sum¬mons and charge at his last known address in Warri, Delta State.

At last Thursday’ sitting, Joseph Nwobike (SAN), counsel to the second ac¬cused person, Patrick Ak¬pobolokemi, former Direc¬tor General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency,

(NI¬MASA), pleaded with the court to give Tompolo more time as he was only served with the summon Thursday.

But Justice Buba in¬formed the court that the reason why the summons was ordered in the Àrst place was to compel the sus¬pect to appear in court and defend the charges against him since he had consis¬tently refused to honour in¬vitations sent to him by the prosecution.

Festus Keyamo, pros¬ecuting counsel, had told the court that after a series of invitations were extended to him, Tompolo respond¬ed by placing an adver¬tisement in the newspaper warning the EFCC not to push him to war.

EͿort to get the reaction of the Commander, NNS Delta, Commodore Raimi Abubakar, proved abortive as he refused to pick or reply messages sent to his phone.

he Islamic Movement of Nigeria, Shiite, yesterday alleged that the General O΀cer Commanding, GOC, 1 Division Nigerian Army, Kaduna, Major General Adeniyi Oyebade, met with other Islamic sects recently and oͿered them N500,000 to justify the killing of its members.

But, the GOC, through the Public Relation O΀cer, PRO, of the I Div. Col. Abdul Usman, denied the allegation and said however that there was a meeting, but the money oͿered to those present was to purchase fuel.

A press Statement signed by the spokesman of the Shiites, Ibrahim Musa, and made available to newsmen in Kaduna yesterday alleged that, “The Islamic Movement in Nigeria is aware of a meeting organized on 14th January 2016 by the General O΀cer Commanding 1 Mechanized Division Major General Adeniyi Oyebade, with members of some Islamic sects and some chieftaincy title holders in Kaduna, where the GOC made all eͿorts to convince them of the justiÀcation of killing over 1000 members of the Islamic Movement, after which he gave them N500,000.

“The GOC carefully selected Wahabi sect scholars that have always rivalled the IMN and operated campaigns of calumny and concocted lies against the IMN, to commune in Ànding ways to wipe out the Islamic Movement and seek their support.

“He made up a story to convince the scholars and chiefs that the Army acted angelic and that he pleaded with the members of the Movement to surrender for a cordon and search operation, which the IMN resisted.

“The IMN needs not respond to the malice and concoctions in the GOC’s tale of the unfortunate killing spree he spareheaded on 12-14th of December 2015 because everything is now clear to the world that the attack

was pre-planned and deliberate and no amount of fabrications could change that.

“Hence, the Army’s claim that it has no issues with the IMN is deceptive because the blood of 34 members of the Movement was hanging on the Army barely one year before it launched its second attack and killed over 1000 unarmed members of the Movement, including innocent women and children.

“More so, the GOC must have been out of touch with the recent events where the generality of people, both home and abroad, have condemned the propaganda movie he showed to the scholars created to demonize the IMN as a potential security threat as simply a way to cover-up and justify the acts of extra-judicial killings.

“Since the Army has announced that it has no apology for killing unarmed men, women and children of the IMN, and that it had no issues with the IMN, we challenge the government and the Army to summon courage and release the revered leader of the Movement, Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky, other members of the Movement and also hand over the corpses of those they murdered”, the statement said.

However the GOC, through Abdul denied that bribe money was given to the clerics.

He said: “I want to tell you that the GOC usually holds quarterly meetings with Muslims, Islamic and traditional leaders of the state to brief them and hear from them about the need for peace in the state.

“I know that he held a meeting on Thursday with some Islamic clerics and traditional leaders. I don’t know from which sects they came from but took time to tell them about what happened in Zaria between the Shiites and the Nigeria Army.

“He showed them pictures and video clips.

Some of them confessed that it was the Àrst time they were getting to hear the truth on the matter.

Kano Assembly passes N274b 2016 Appropriation Bill Ted Odogwu Bureau Chief, Kano

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ano State House of Assembly has passed the state’s 2016 Appropriation Bill of N274bn into law.

This was sequel to the approval of the House Committee on Finance, led by the State Assembly Speaker, Hon. Kabiru Alhassan Rurum.

Moments after the

endorsement of the budget, the Assembly’s Majority leader, Hon. Yusif Abdullahi Ata Fagge, disclosed that the budget has been slashed by over N400 million.

According to the Speaker, the adjustment is in conformity with the State Assembly to ensure proper implementation of the budget, due to the prevailing economic realities in the country.

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How GEJ, PDP plotted to jail me after 2015 polls –Oshiomhole ThankGod Ivere-Ijomah, Benin

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do State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole has revealed how former President Goodluck Jonathan threatened to send him to jail, after impeachment, because he supported President Muhammadu Buhari in the last general elections.

Speaking at a meeting with APC leaders across the three Senatorial Districts of Edo State at the weekend, Oshiomhole said “around this time last year, the tension in Nigeria was such that Prophets of doom around the world were almost unanimous that Nigeria would not survive 2015 but as you can see, man proposes, God disposes.

“The former President, Goodluck Jonathan told our National Chairman, Chief John Odigie Oyegun to inform me that after the election, he will put me, in a hole and I told Chief Oyegun to inform him to dig that hole very deep because although I am short, in the course of pushing me into the hole, nobody knows who will get there Àrst. Since he is taller than me, he needs to dig the hole deep enough so that either of us can get in. In the end, he is inside the hole and I am busy putting dust into that hole,” Oshiomhole said.

Oshiomhole continued, “In this hall, around this time last year, we held a meeting to share information about what was going on in various local governments and

the speciÀc challenges in each of those local governments in order to fashion out appropriate response.

Some of the statements that we shared in those meetings included threats that by June, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole would have been impeached because PDP would write results whether we liked it or not. They would overrun the House of Assembly and once the House is proclaimed in June, before the end of June, Comrade would be banished to his house in the village and from there to prison.

Those who made those threats, who supervised those processes, even now in their early 90s are writing letters to explain how they shared money

meant for defence. Every evil weapon they fashioned against me did not prosper and even the ones they are fashioning now will not prosper.”

Reminding the party leaders on how the party has risen from ground zero to become the leading party in Nigeria, Oshiomhole said, “When we came in about 7 years ago, my party had no control even of one ward. We had no control of one local government, but today, we control wards, local, state and by the special grace of God, federal. Things have changed. The one who tamed a lion with bare hands, now with automatic weapons, no antelope can dare us in our own forest.”

News Obiano must reconcile with Obi for 2nd tenure, Obianagha Warns Cyprian Ebele Onitsha

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former People Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant in Anambra State, Rev Emmanuel Obianagha yesterday in Ogidi, Idemili North local government area, Anambra State, warned that Governor Willie Obiano would lose his second tenure bid if he fails to reconcile with his predecessor, Mr. Peter Obi. Sounding the note of warning, Rev Obianagha said ¶whatever thing I say must happen. If Obiano fails to reconcile with Obi, he will fail his 2nd tenure bid. Without Peter Obi in APGA, Obiano will fail.’

According to him, ¶Obi cursed him (Obiano), so he should reconcile with him now. Obi is seriously needed in APGA to deliver APGA and Obiano.’

On Obiano’s performance so far, he said the governor ¶started very well especially on security but midway he became slow in his action. Again, he is surrounded by charlatans, civil servants and people who are not politicians.’

He advised President Muhammadu Buhari, to soft pedal in his anti-corruption war adding, ¶in politics money must be spent so Buhari should diͿerentiate between political money and corruption”.

Pardon soldiers charged with mutiny, Oshiomhole begs Buhari ThankGod Ivere-Ijomah, Benin

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overnor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari to grant Presidential pardon to the 66 soldiers whose death sentence were recently commuted to 10 years imprisonment by the Army authorities for oͿences ranging from insubordinate behaviour to mutiny, among others.

Governor Oshiomhole said based on the strength of the recent revelations on the $2.1 billion funds for arms purchase which was mismanaged by the last administration, the President should, in the spirit of the 2016 Armed Forces Remembrance

Day, spare them the jail term but could dismiss them from the Army for their acts of indiscipline.

The governor made this appeal while delivering his speech at the grand Ànale of the 2016 Armed Forces Remembrance Day on in Benin City yesterday.

While acknowledging the noble role of the Armed Forces in ensuring peace and the unity of the nation even at the cost of paying the supreme sacriÀce, Oshiomhole said it would amount to injustice if the Military Personnel who were sent to the war front without arms were made to wallow in prison while those who diverted the funds meant for Arms purchases are being granted bail by the law courts.

Igbo traders urge kinsmen to i nvest i n I g b o- l an d Ayodele Olalere

T Confusion trails Anambra govt moves to borrow N10b Governor of Enugu State, Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (right), explaining a point to Rt. Rev. Callistus Onaga of Enugu Catholic Diocese (left), and Cathoilic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Rt. Rev. Matthew Kukah, at the occasion of the Armed Forces Remembrance/Emblem Appeal Week Church Service at Holy Ghost Catholic Cathedral, Ogui, Enugu State… yesterday.

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he alleged moves by the Anambra State government to borrow about N10b to fund the 2016 budget has created confusion as some government oĜcials are confused as to the alleged moves by the state government.

A top oĜcial of the state government in Awka, the state capital, had during an event in Awka, said that the state

government intends to go to the capital market to borrow N10b to fund some capital projects in the state budget this year.

The oĜcial who identięed corruption, politics, none or late release of fund and lack of political will as the factors that caused litany of abandoned projects, did not however say when the loan will be taken.

However, the state’s Commissioner for Information, Dr.(Mrs) Uju

Nwogu, denied that the state government will go for another loan to fund the 2016 budget when contacted on phone.

She however, said that she would conduct further investigation to conęrm the veracity of the claim but stated that to the best of her knowledge, there was no plan to borrow money to fund this year’s budget.

The Anambra state government had already borrowed N10b immedi-

ately after the 2016 budget was passed by the state’s House of Assembly but it was not clear whether it was to fund the budget.

The N10b loan earlier taken was said to be the one Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) granted to all the states that want it at single interest digit.

The state government budgeted N101.4b for the 2016 ęscal year, which is made up of N52.8b capital expenditure and N48.8b recurrent expenditure.

raders and businessmen of Igbo origins have called on their counterparts outside the South-East region and overseas to invest in Igbo lands for the growth of the economy in the region.

In a communiqué issued at the end of the ęrst business conference of Igbo leaders held at the Igbozurume Unity Centre, Emene, Enugu with the theme ‘Rebuilding and development of Alaigbo land; Think home, Invest home,’ the leaders noted that there is great need for Ndigbo to appreciate the importance of investing in their home land.

“It was observed that

over 80% of the investments made by Ndigbo is outside Alaigbo, thus, making those investments highly vulnerable to aĴack and systematic blackmail, while at the same time rendering our homeland economically desolate. It was also observed that there is near total absence of investments in Alaigbo by other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria,” The conference, which was organized by Alaigbo Development Foundation (ADF) in collaboration with Ndigbo Lagos, Aka Ikenga, and the Amalgamated Traders’ Association of Lagos, extensively examined various aspects of the economic and social crises in Igbo-land.

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Why Court of Appeal didn’t order rer un of Abia gov poll Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

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upporters of Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu in Abia State argue that the Court of Appeal which nullified his election penultimate week supporters ought to have ordered rerun in the controversial three local government areas (Isiala Ngwa, Obingwa and Osisioma LGAs) in the petition filed by Dr. Alex Otti of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).

According to them, by canceling elections in the three LGAs and declaring Otti duly elected, the Court of Appeal has disenfranchised Ikpeazu who hails from Obingwa LGA and tens of thousands of Abians.

Nothing could be farther from the truth.

In the first place, the judgement which was delivered by the Court of Appeal, Owerri Division, on December 31 did not disenfranchise Ikpeazu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) or any Abian. What the court did was to preserve the sanctity of valid (not in disputes) votes. How? Ikpeazu, who hails from Obingwa LGA, like other voters in those areas registered with PVCs and were accredited on election Day. They did cast their votes, which were intended to count but for some political hawks that not only ensured over-voting but inflated votes to hide the outcome of actual voting, which the law presumes must have been against the party perpetuating the fraud. The idea was to take advantage of Ikpeazu’s supposed home support in those LGAs to produce nebulous figures that would annul the outcome of voting in other 14 LGAs. Is it not surprising that the election of the PDP senatorial candidate in Abia South, Chief Enyinnaya Abaribe has also been set aside by Court of Appeal, Owerri Division on the basis of corrupt practices?

Other political pundits queried that since Otti’s appeal was allowed, why didn’t the Appeal Panel order fresh elections in the affected LGAs? Of course, Ikpeazu did not make any pleadings for fresh election. Otti did not either. He only asked for cancellation and conduct of fresh elections in those three LGAs as an alternative to being

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declared winner. In this case, the Court however explained why it would not order fresh elections in those three LGAs – a winner actually emerged with the necessary spread after cancelled votes.

“There is no contradiction in the two reliefs of the Appellants (Otti and APGA).

Without the scores in the three local government areas on the basis of which nullification of the declaration of the 1st Respondent was sought, it was still possible for the 1st Appellant to emerge the winner of the election with the necessary spread. This consequently is not a case of approbating and reprobating or saying yes and no in response to the same thing.”

In the fourth issue for determination, in Reliefs 3 and 4 in particular, counsels to the respondent (Ikpeazu, PDP and INEC) had tried to mislead the court that Otti’s prayers were contradictory and should be struck out. They claimed that Otti has averred that the entire election was fraught with irregularities and should be nullified while at the same time asking to be declared duly elected as governor. But the Court of Appeal held: “Contrary to the holding of the Tribunal, the Appellants did not ask for the nullification of the entire election. What they asked for is that the election and return of the 1st Respondent as the Governor of Abia State be nullified and declared invalid by reason of corrupt practices.

From a wholistic reading of the pleadings of the Appellants, it is more than apparent that the grouse of the Appellants relate to Obingwa, Osisioma and Isiala Ngwa LGAs where the elections were characterized by electoral irregularities and non-compliance with the Electoral Act, which encouraged

Ikpeazu (PDP)

multiple voting as shown in the evidence of PW (Petitioner ’s Witness) 19, the INEC official whose evidence was not contested by the respondents.

It is thus clear that Reliefs 3 and 4 are not contested of each other. If the votes which the 3rd Respondent wrongfully awarded the 1st Respondent in the three local government areas are discountenanced, the 1st Appellant would emerge as having scored the majority of lawful votes cast at the election. “ The reliefs referred to above as not contradictory are Reliefs 3 and 4, and they must necessarily be quoted.

As it stands now, unless the Supreme Court holds otherwise in less than 60 days, Otti will be sworn-in as the Governor of Abia State, which would be the third South East state in which an APGA standard bearer is being inaugurated as governor after Anambra and Imo states.

Such judicial somersault is unlikely, certainly not after the lower court verdict which upheld Ikpeazu’s election has been widely dismissed as irksome.

The decision which was unanimous was read by Justice Lucky N. Orji. And all four justices of the Court of Appeal – namely, Chinwe Eugenia Iyizoba, Samuel Chukwudumebi Oseji, Tijjani Abubakar and Jamiu Yammama Tukur - concurred. This was in contrary to the propaganda with which the Abia State government filled the media last week that the Court of Appeal panel members were three and largely drawn from the Lagos Judicial Division, the justices were appointed from different parts of the country and they are essentially members of the Owerri Division of the Court of Appeal.

Essentially, the Court of

Otti (APGA)

Appeal set aside the election, return and declaration of Governor Ikpeazu as governor of Abia State. The appellate court also ordered that the Certificate of Return already issued Ikpeazu be set aside.

The verdict is tough on impunity and the propensity with which people rig elections and dare their opponents to go to court. An excerpt from the judgement reads: “Having resolved all the above issues other than the issue relating to the powers of the Returning Officer with regards to the cancellation and de-annulment of election results, in favour of the appellants, we hereby hold that this appeal has merit and ought to succeed. The appeal accordingly allowed.

“The judgment of the Tribunal delivered on the 3rd of November, 2015 is hereby set aside. It is ordered that the results of Isiala Ngwa, Obingwa and Osisioma Local Government Areas of Abia State be and are hereby cancelled.

“With the cancellation of the results in the three local government areas, the scores of the 1st Appellant and the 1st Respondent are as follows: 1sr Appellant (Otti) 164, 332 votes and 1st Respondent (Ikpeazu) 115, 444 votes.

“The election, return and declaration of the 1st Respondent, Okezie Victor Ikpeazu, as the Governor of Abia State are hereby nullified and set aside.

“The 1st Appellant, Alex Otti, having scored the majority of lawful/valid votes cast at the elections/supplementary elections of 11th and 25th of April 2015 respectively held in Abia State for the occupation of the seat of Governor of Abia State and having satisfied the constitutional requirement of one quarter of the votes Continued on Page 35

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Politics

2016 Budget: Delta Speaker insists on accountability, probity, transparency

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resh insight into essence of the position of the member of Delta State House of Assembly being another important arm of the state was on Tuesday given by the Speaker of the House, Hon. Monday Igbuya.

Igbuya at the first sitting of the House for 2016 assured of the House accountability, probity, transparency and efficiency in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the 2016 budget.

“I wish to quickly reiterate that the Delta State House of Assembly has been adequately positioned to meet the demands of making well focused research and people oriented laws that will impact positively on the people of the State. This is contingent on our firm belief that as the pillar of democracy, the legislative arm must be a catalyst of change, working in concert with the other arms of government in providing democratic dividends to the people” he said.

He asked his colleagues to brace up for the ever-evolving and unfinished business of state development as the months ahead will no doubt be challenging.

“We have shown uncommon

resilience, maturity and understanding.

Our display of competence, patriotism and commitment to duty which we demonstrated while carrying out our legislative duties and other assignments, has in no small means translated to the success the House has enjoyed.

We should not compromise or betray the mandate the people gave us for pecuniary gains. We must work hard to secure a better life and greater opportunities for them through viable and pragmatic laws and other legislative instruments that would ensure viable socio-economic and infrastructural transformation in all the 29 constituencies in the state. We must also renew our priorities, listen to one another more attentively and remind ourselves of the ways by which our aspirations and destiny are intertwined as a people.”

He thus expressed worries over the nation’s economy, “Presently the price of crude oil at the international market is put at around $38. In the face of declining crude oil price, it is clear that our over-reliance on a mono-product is unhealthy and unsustainable. This reality makes it even more pertinent that the Federal and State governments work assiduously to develop other sources of revenue outside the oil and gas sector.

“The continued diversification of our economy into other sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, trade and services is now inevitable.

In this era of paucity of funds occasioned by the drastic fall in crude oil prices, the responsibility of curtailing wasteful and unnecessary spending falls solely on us,” he stated.

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Igbuya also listed the Passage of Delta State Territory Development Agency Law, 2015, Delta State Technical and Vocational Education Board Law 2015, Delta State Contributory Health Commission Law, 2015 and the Amendment of the Delta State Oil Producing Development Law, 2015 as major achievements of the House.

Buhari’ll know his greatest enemies when the chips are down – Mike Ozekhome

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onstitutional lawyer, Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), has accused the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration of undermining the rule of law in the polity, adding “that those who may be telling the president to put Nigerians on the stakes and shoot them to death, without trial are his worst enemies.”

According to him, “Buhari will know those deceiving him when the chips are down.”

Fielding questions from journalists in Abuja, Ozekhome maintained that under no guise must respect for the principle of separation of powers which is a sine qua non for democracy be undermined under the present dispensation.

The rights activist told News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that he was apparently piqued by the refusal of the authorities to respect court orders that granted bail to some accused persons facing trial.

Ozekhome said: “The rule of law so far has been traumatised and put into perpetual retreat.

Nigeria has never had it so bad, not in the last 16 years of the new democratic experimentation.

“Under the Yar’Adua/Jonathan period, you could abuse

President Jonathan. People described him as clueless; some politicians even described him as the drunken Ijaw boy.

They ridiculed and caricatured Patience Jonathan with her mode and manner of speaking but never for one day did we hear a writer or journalist being picked up for that.

“We never had cases of disappearance as we had under government before it when people like Harry Marshall, people like Sekibo, great journalists either disappeared or were killed in cold blood.

Chief Bola Ige, a whole sitting Attorney General who was formerly Minister of Power was killed in cold blood and till tomorrow we do not have a clue.

“Even if Nigerians were hungry, Nigerians enjoyed one thing in the last administration which was respect for fundamental human rights.

I am afraid that under the present government of president Buhari, the rule of law is being observed more in breach than in compliance. “When the court of law has decided a matter under the doctrine of separation of powers, the court of law has the duty to adjudicate between persons, between governments and between citizens and

Ozekhome

government under section 6 of the constitution.

“Once they have made that pronouncement, never would the executive under section 5 headed by Mr. President which execute laws made by the National Assembly under section 5 of the constitution nor the legislature which is bicamerally controlled by the Senate President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, none of them has the power to tell a court of law that the bail you have granted we are not obeying it because of that hallowed

doctrine of the separation of powers.

“Under section 88 and 89 of the constitution for example, the National Assembly has oversight functions over the executive.

They can call ministers, departmental heads, and heads of organisations and say come and answer such questions.

“That is the doctrine of separation of powers and counter balancing at work.

Under the same doctrine, that same National Assembly can pass a law and the law is challenged up to the Supreme Court and the court strikes out that kind of law and say the law was illegal. “That is counter balancing to ensure that no one arm of government is so powerful as not to be subjected to check and balances. In the same manner, the National Assembly whose law can be struck down by the court on the basis that it is unconstitutional can also amend a law later to override the decision of the Supreme Court as they did in the onshore/offshore oil case.

“So the Supreme Court can decide a matter today and the National Assembly amends the law by removing or rendering null and void that decision,” he lamented.

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CHAN war begins in Rwanda

...As host battles Cote d’Ivoire in opening duel

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CHAN war begins in Rwanda ...As host battles Cote d’Ivoire in opening duel GBOLAHAN DADA

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ostilities are billed to commence today in Rwanda as teams roll out their tanks to contest for the biggest honour at the CAF organised 2016 African Nations Championship, popularly known as the CHAN tournament.

The tournament expected to run from today to February.7 is organised exclusively for African players who ply trade in their respective national leagues. Cote d’Ivoire, Sudan and South Africa had hosted previous tournaments since 2009.

The 16 competing nations divided into four groups: Group A is composed of Gabon, Cote d’Ivoire, Morocco and Rwanda; Angola, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia make up Group B; Group C contains Guinea, Niger, Nigeria and Tunisia and Group D is made up of Mali, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

The host nation,

Rwanda is baĴle ready to tackle Cote d’Ivoire in the opening match of the tournament.

Four venues, including the Amahoro and the Stade Régional Nyamirambo Stadiums in Kigali, as well as Stade Huye, Butare and Umuganda Stadium, Gisenyi, have been designated to host the three-week tournament.

Rwandans are in top shape for the event. They had played series of friendly matches to stay aĚoat and the reĚection of their preparations will show when they meet Cote d’Ivoire in a testy encounter.

Rwandan players were reported to be at their best when they subdued Congo 1-0 in the team last friendly duel in front of a fully packed Umuganda Stadium in Rubavu.

Rwanda coach, Johnny McKinstry said, “I think for us, we were very disciplined . We are not one of the giants of African football. Rwanda is still a middle-weight nation but we won’t let our fans down in this tournament. We can do it.

We are up to the task.”

McKinstry is conędent to parade majority of the players who played in last year’s CECAFA Challenge Cup tournament where Rwanda ęnished runnerup, losing 1-0 to Uganda in the ęnal.

In the ęnal squad, local giants, APR had the most representatives, nine players. Police had seven, followed by Rayon Sports with three, Mukura VS two while SC Kiyovu and AS Kigali a player each.

“It was very diĜcult to assign the last few places in the squad as all 32 players (in the provisional squad) have worked tirelessly over recent weeks; and as such some were naturally disappointed to have just missed out.

“For the 23 selected, Rwandans can be conędent that they will give everything they have in pursuit of top performance. And when they do that, I am conędent we will not be far away from maximizing our potential at CHAN 2016,” Amavubi coach McKinstry said.

Agali urges Oliseh to take CHAN outing seriously

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x-international, Victor Agali, is worried over Nigeria’s participation in the CHAN tournament, urging Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh to brace up to the challenges.

The biennial AFCON championship is organised by the CAF strictly for homed based players of Africa extraction featuring exclusively from their respective country’s leagues and it is a total of 16 team format tournaments.

Nigeria will be represented by her home based Super Eagles who would slug it out along sides; the host nation Rwanda, Morocco, Tunisia, Mali, Guinea, Niger, Gabon, DR Congo,

Uganda, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Angola .

Agali said that the summit being the ęrst major one CAF calendar this year, must be taken the kind of serious it deserves as the nation’s feat in it will be a psychological boost up for the team as they prepare for the epic AFCON 2017 qualięer especially against the dreaded Pharaohs of Egypt in March as well as the 2018 Russia Word Cup qualięers respectively.

“Oliseh should take the competition seriously and aim at the sky.

He knew that he ‘s condemned to go beyond the bronze medal won in the last edition in South Africa. That was our very ęrst appearance in the championship,” he remarks.

The former Schalke 04 player insists that Oliseh should also remember that this is the only major national football competition in the continent that the country is yet to win and coming in January one of the foremost continental tournament necessitates all genuineness on the part of both the coaching crew and the players as the team’s show will act as great impetus to the squad.

On insinuations in some quarters that Nigeria‘s opponents in group C comprising of Tunisia, Niger Republic and Guinea are not strong opposition, the former striker reminded Nigerians that there are no more minnows in African football and that all the teams are capable of qualifying from the group.

Today’s CHAN matches Rwanda Vs Cote d’Ivoire Gabon Vs Morocco

Giwa/Amaju: Dalung setting ‘bad precedence’ – Gombe

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ormer Gombe State FA chairman, Shuaibu Gara Gombe, has faulted the proposed parley called to seĴle the leadership position of the Nigeria Football Federation,(NFF) between Chris Giwa and Amaju Pinnick by the Minister of Youth and Sports, describing the decision as a maĴer of ‘ misplaced priority’.

The long standing imbroglio between the factions of top brass members of the FA nearly stalled the last Presidential election. Counter litigation followed the emergence of incumbent Amaju Pinnick as President of the NFF. Wading into the brewing controversy, the newly appointed Minister of Youth and Sports Barr.

Solomon Dalung has called for a truce meeting next week, a move Gombe insists will set oě a ” bad precedence” in a sports circle with many aggrieved stakeholders.

Gombe maintained that the minister should actually be concerned with more pertinent issues like the preparations for the 2016 Olympics and the inability of NPFL clubs to pay players regularly amongst other things.

” We are in an Olympic year, the Minister should also be holding meetings with Nigeria Olympic CommiĴee, Nigeria Sports Commission not between Giwa and NFF and Amaju; let them go and sort their problems – out, why do you want to open wounds. ” We’re all wounded I also expect the Minister to make the LMC to hold meetings with players and clubs,; why are they not paying players these are the issues. ” When this meeting takes place,if it takes place;

whether it is for or against Giwa, or for against Amaju it is going to set a bad precedence. ” There are so many people that have court orders against the NFF, against diěerent Sports institutions in this country.

Baribote can also come and claim chairmanship of LMC; will the Minister then call for a meeting between Baribote and Shehu Dikko of course not Davidson Owumi also has a case, Gara Gombe also has a case, we all have cases.”

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Why I accepted Trevor’s proposal – Quincy Ayodele’s daughter, Tobi

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Tobi Ayodele-Keeney is Executive Director, Quincy Herbals.

The University of Maryland, USA, trained biologist took over the management of her mother’s herbal empire few years ago and brought in a lot of innovations that has taken the Quincy brand to international standard and acceptability.

In this interview with Society Editor, TUNDE ESO, she spoke on her career, marriage and business. know and the more you know, the better you become. So, for my mother, she is the foundation while my siblings and I are right now serving as pillars. However, we all came together, changed the logo and improved on the products brand to global standard. And recently, we got listed on Amazon.com in the US.

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I am the Executive Director of Quincy Herbals while Mrs. Quincy Ayodele, my lovely mother, is the founder and CEOs of the company. We provide quality weight loss and skin care products and services using the best natural herbs available.

Quincy Herbals have being in existence for about two decades. Since you took over, what are the innovations you have brought into the business?

We are actually going to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Quincy Herbals by June, 2016. I joined officially in 2009, but I thank God she already set a standard. She has helped to erase from people’s mind the stigma of being considered as spiritual, demonic or mammy-water spirit - river goddess. It is not just about me, it is about the discipline that has been instilled in us to run systems. It is a family business and we are all in it. I have myself and siblings and our husbands all in it. I assist my mother in running the organization; health practitioners don’t retire because it is a knowledge-based field. The longer you stay in the practice, the more you

What exactly did you study in school?

I have a biochemistry discipline as first degree and I have a master of science in the health field. I moved back to Nigeria some seven years ago and joined the team and since then we have been putting up a lot of strategies that will aide innovation and development. My mother has been running the business for 15 years and it has been working based on her knowledge and capacity. We now come in and told her everything has to be reformed and re-modelled.

We took each product and put them into a new package with the same content, but with a new face because obviously my mother has built the name. She has indeed built the brand, she has built the effectiveness and efficacy, but to take the business to the next level was a desirable venture and my mother was just only one person. What many people would have done was what she was doing. To get her to adapt to our own new ways of doing things was not quite easy and it took us almost five years to get to this level. My husband is an American and a consultant; he is an engineer and a business consultant. He looked at the entire process and we agreed to throw everything out and put in a more international standard processes in place. With that international standard process in place, it is easier to market the brand on a global international scale. I will say he is the one that is really behind the re-branding and re-packaging. I, my mother and my sister had the intuition, but the branding came from him.

I know what to put inside, I know what to put in the brand but he is the one that gave it a retouch and a feel of uniqueness.

Can you enlighten us on some of the products you have assisted your mum to improve?

We actually have a lot of products that we have modernized. We have our regular slimming packages like the new and improved slimming garri and slimming tea. They are our latest products. Of course slimming garri is not made from cassava, but our clients actually gave it that name because when we formulated it, they said it looks and tastes like garri.

It is a special drink that makes people lose weight, curb their appetite and make you feel

I grew up in the US and didn’t relocate until I had my first child before I came back to live in Nigeria

full and swells up just like garri. Our tummy blaster tea is also special; it’s an organic tea that helps get rid of belly fat and prevents you from having bloated tummy.

What about your skin products?

We have Quincy raw Shea butter; it’s a natural sunscreen for growing skin the first of its kind in Nigeria. Since a lot of people who had used the Shea butter complained the product darkens their skin, we have decided to launch the lightening Shea butter before the end of February this year.

There is an epidemic going on in Nigeria at the moment which is skin bleaching that has a lot of side effects. Many of our clients come here with damaged skin, severe stretch marks, sun burn, and black knuckles. The list goes on and on. Our skin lightening products were formulated for those kinds of needs. They say necessity is the mother of invention; our products came about to solve those problems and they contain no hydroquinone, no harsh chemicals or steroids, no mercury and they work fast and it’s all natural. We repair damaged skin with our products.

Do you also think that people should not eat foods with preservatives?

Yes. Why would you think so?

Eating preservatives increases the risk of cancer especially breast cancer, stomach cancer and so on. In fact, using harsh creams also increase the risk of any kind of cancer either breast or others.

Apart from your head office in Ikeja, Lagos where else can customers shop for your products?

We are on Amazon.com, Jumia, Konga, we have office in Abuja and we can be reached through instagram, twitter and facebook.

How long have you been married?

Eight years now with two kids.

How did your husband propose to you?

Our marriage is an inter-racial marriage; he is an American while I am Yoruba. I have been living in the US since I was 14. We met while I was staying abroad. I grew up in the US and didn’t relocate until I had my first child before I came back to live in Nigeria. On how he proposed to me; well, we had been seeing each other for quite a while. One day, I just asked him to accompany me to an engagement rings shop. When we were there, I told him that whenever he was ready to propose to me, he should use one of the three rings that I admired in the shop especially the one in the middle.

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since we had both been introduced to our respective parents and he had been visiting Nigeria to see my family, I just decided to take him to the rings shop.

How did you convince him before accepting to accompany you there?

I told him I wanted to show him the kind of ring I will like my future husband to buy for me. So he should accompany me to see it. I told him there that if he wished to be my future husband those are the kind of rings I wanted especially the one in the middle. That weekend he proposed to me by kneeling down at a dinner in a restaurant in the US after confiding to my parents that he was going to do that without my consent.

We have to live together except when we would have lived together for about 20 years, then we could decide to travel separately

What are those qualities that have kept your marriage?

Communication is very important. We did long distance relationship for a while so we understand we needed to communicate better. You must tell each other what is going on. He knows and accepts my weakness and I do same with him. We are on the same page. Communication What were those qualities you saw in him to is vital and you have to understand each other. have accepted his proposal?

I accepted Trevor’s proposal because we were Sex has separated many marriages and people compatible, we were both open minded and we are not talking about it because they feel it shared the same values. He behaves more like could be scandalous. Is sex vital in marriage? a Nigerian than most Nigerian guys I dated be- Yes, sex is a major thing both of you should fore him and my family likes him. My parents enjoy in marriage; even God laid emphasis on allowed me to visit his parents because he is a it. Therefore, no one should deprive the other of sex. Sex is vital and some people may need to homely guy. schedule it. One person has to model the other Now that you are married, does he live abroad in marriage rather than nagging or keeping malice. We also have to be patient with each other while you are here in Nigeria with the kids?

No, we live together here in Nigeria; how will because we are not of the same background. that work? If he lives abroad and I am here, that can’t work. He moved to Nigeria before How was your honey moon? me. We have to live together except when we Oh, we had it in a resort in Mexico and he paid would have lived together for about 20 years, for someone to do body massage because he then we could decide to travel separately, but knows I liked it; if your wife likes an I-phone, buy it for her to make her happy. that won’t be for long periods anyway.

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We hope to be the number one charity organization in Africa – Ufuoma Emerhor-Ashogbon

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I am Ufuoma Emerhor- Ashogbon. I am the oldest of my siblings. I run Fair Life Africa Foundation.

What is Fair Life Africa Foundation about?

Fair Life Africa is a charity organization that seeks to empower people for a fairer life through social care initiatives. Through these LQLWLDWLYHV ZH DUH DEOH WR ZRUN ZLWK VSHFL¿F groups of people, and currently our focus is on disadvantaged children, between the ages of 9 to 17.

Can you tell us about this talent hunt which you are currently working on?

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We have sixteen children that are being sponsored in schools. These are brilliant children that we have assessed. It wasn’t easy to assess children who have talents, so we thought about organizing a talent search. Originally we thought it would be a small in-house thing, but by the time we started planning, and looking for sponsors, it became bigger.

We approached Ultima Studios, and decided to make it a television show.

Ufuoma Emerhor-Ashogbon is the very passionate and inspiring lady behind “Fair Life Africa”, a non-governmental charity organization established to help the disadvantaged in the society. The soft-spoken graduate of Manchester Metropolitan University, where she studied social work recently launched a charity television show focused on giving sponsorship to disadvantaged children with skills and talents. In this interview she speaks on the talent search and her charity organization.

So when will the television show start to air on TV stations?

I can’t tell you precisely when it will start to air, but we are aiming for April 2016, and we will be reaching out to stations like Silverbird, Ebony Life TV, and GET TV which is from Ultima. Cool TV and Superscreen too.

What inspired you to start these charity works?

I just believe that those who are blessed have a duty to share. I am blessed, and God has favoured me, so I have a reason or burden to help those who are less fortunate. So that is why I do it. I do it because of God. For the talent search, we don’t want to be just an academic focused charity organization.

We recognized that there are many children who have skills but can’t put them into use because of obstacles that get in their way. So they end up just begging, or selling things on the streets and not maximizing their Godgiven potentials.

Why did you decide to focus on children?

I want to start where the need is greatest. I don’t think we should neglect children. We need to ensure we groom them right, nurture them well at this young age, because they are the ones that will mentor the children who come after them. When we help children, we are also helping ourselves.

Are you looking at spreading your tentacles throughout Africa, as your name implies?

We are looking at taking it beyond Africa.

Our aim is to be the number one charity organization in Africa. We are starting in Nigeria.

This initiative is still Nigeria focused, but as we grow and develop, we will reach out to other countries in Africa. That is my aim for Fair Life Africa.

How do you get funds to run the organization?

We seek funds from partners, corporate organizations, and friends. Most of our funding or donations from past years have been from our trustees, but in year 2015, most of the contributions have come from corporate organizations. I am hoping that more individuals and corporate organizations will support us this year. We don’t get funds from Government, or foundations that give grants.

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Love Tips Lov e Tip s

Marriage mistakes women make Most times, partners don’t often work on themselves after getting married, yet marriage is said to be a life time institution. In this regard, Society Editor, TUNDE ESO, enumerates some tips partners could avoid to enjoy successful marriage.

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nferiority complex: Some women erroneously believe that they are not part of the future plans of the marriage since her dowry has been paid by the husband. Hence they care less to support her husband to ensure growth in the family, yet Holy Books says a wife should be a help mate.

Fear of expression: According to God’s plan, partners are meant to help each other especially during conflicts. Hence, if your husband does any act that is not acceptable to you, you are obliged to communicate this and seek for settlement with love, respect and humility without leaving any traces for malice. Most women find it difficult to tell their husband I love you, I’m sorry, please help me to do this or that, I need more sex; I want you to romance me, I am missing you and please forgive me. Do these and your marriage will experience lasting peace.

Do not reach conclusions easily: Most women don’t take time to find out more details on a particular issue before making their judgement.

This action has ruined several marriages. It is advisable that you make serious enquiry before taking drastic steps on any issue otherwise you may bid your marriage good bye.

Communication: Communication elicits reformation and it is the basis that determines how well and how far your marriage will go. Effective communication between couples will eliminate the aforementioned mistakes. If there is no adequate communication at the beginning of your relationship, then you have missed it because a marriage based on lack of communication may collapse soonest except you resolve to communicate on any issue with each other always. Please discuss the following with your partner before marriage and after marriage: Sex, home setting, future, occupation, finance, romance, extended family, friends, properties, home many kids you like to have, fear for life, phobia and weakness.

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Obedience, hallmark of faith in God

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bedience can be referred to as the compliance with an order, request,. law or submission to another’s authority.

Obedience is the fashion for the wise. Security for the weak and grace for the willing. Obedience is the hallmark of our faith in God, and as Christians, faith in Christ Jesus. It is the crux of the matter in our walk with God. God relates primarily on the platform of our obedience.

Believing and knowing that God is one’s God warrants taking conscious steps to obey His instructions. You not obeying God is an indication that you don’t see him as your God. Your obedience is the acceptance of the fact that God knows better than you do, so He gives you instructions without really telling you the totality of what he has in mind or at stake.Willingness to obey brings a lot of blessing and success all the way, while disobedience brings about stagnation and frustration. Obeying God gives you an opportunity into God’s store house of His blessings. It is expedient to bring up children to be obedient and disciplined. Children are taught to show their parents obedience, obedience to moral standards, obedience to societal norms, laws, rules and regulations and most especially obedience to God’s commandments.

Obedience for a child is about adhering to parents and elders instructions and wishes. Instructions are guide lines or detail information on how things should be seen, done, used, cared for and appreciated. How to talk, what to talk, when and which to talk. Some children exhibit rebellion from their baby days, while some have the readiness to obey but were not given the list of what to go by. It is always nice to start giving age appropriate instructions as early as possible, as early as 1year old, knowing they understand the language spoken in the

environment. This will inform them duely on what living and being alive entails; adherering and complying.

These days, children would always want to know why they need to comply to the set rules, the pros and the cons of every matter. This “why” should have been well thought of and put together by the older person before putting the rules before them. When and if this is done perfectly, the rules are better understood and taken into consideration swiftly. Most times the instructions would need to be given as ground rules with its consequences for violation and the possible outcomes if not taken nor addressed properly. Obeying instructions for children always seems burdensome, but they should be given the awareness that this is the stake for being good and appreciated. Knowing what is wrong and doing what is right is it. Most times there is a murmur going on in their minds or even aloud, probing right or wrong. Some things are not wrong on their own but wrong when considered from individual culture, societal, health or religious perspectives.These children should be taught and encouraged to know and understand the fact that God is everywhere and all knowing. Things should therefore be seen and addressed from that point of view, always doing the right thing not minding if you are being watched or not.Having taken cognisance that you can talk to your child from the womb, talk to them saying what you are doing, why you need to do it, the part the child is and should play and more.To effectively teach a child from a very young age to take or obey instructions, you need to create reasons and situations that would warrant giving them the instructions. Children needs to know what it takes to be good at home, at school and the society.Being obedient at school, is doing assignment promptly, keeping class ground rules and school rules and regulations. As Patriotic citizens, children would need to be aware of the meaning of what is entailed in the national anthem and pledge. Rules, regulations, laws and Codes of conducts of their country.Teaching children to be obedient at doing the right and good

things should involve giving them the facts of honouring Parents prolong their lives. Having equipped children with the right virtues to obey, it becomes easy for them to be obedient even as they become teenagers, then youths. Most times, when you find teenagers doing wrong things, they are aware of their wrong doing but are simply indifferent. They should be taught to bear consequences of their doings, either wrong or right. The adults; parents, teachers, lecturers, rulers, and states men should live their lives as role models for the younger ones to emulate. They should live in Obedience to laws, rules, cultural and moral standards, examples of which is the country constitutional boundaries and laws. It shouldn’t be a matter of “ easier said than done”. Having given the opportunity to watch the obedience of these laws and the consequences of the disobedience of the laws, then you have given an opportunity for a future of choice making young ones. You either choose life or death.Most laws are founded on love, fairness and justice. Loving God and the people around you. Being fair and objective at accessing matters, situations and challenges. Not judging based on assumptions but on facts and figures. All these are not meant to be merely known but rudimentary obeyed.

Couples being partners and parents at the same time should be conversant of the rules of their commitment and love in marriage. They really need to play it out appropriately towards each other and their children.

For example, husband tells or instructs the wife to do something,she acknowledges performance, but refuses to do, even while everyone watches her adamant behaviour towards her partner. If this happens often, this home stands the chance of constant arguments and altercations while their children would have vivid reasons to be and become unruly. Imagine a couple with their 8 and 6year old in the car,while they violate traffic laws like that of the traffic light showing red and they move on.

Maximise your life, satisfy your conscience, examine your doctrines, salvage your environment, be willing to obey to reap life treasures.

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Sports/EURO League Ronaldo puts Ballon d’Or snub behind him

C

ristiano Ronaldo may have missed out on a fourth Ballon d’Or but the Real Madrid star appeared to be in high spirits while posing with a £146,000 supercar.

Lionel Messi followed up on his achievement in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 to reclaim the crown from Real Madrid rival Ronaldo, who came

second in the vote, to claim his ęfth Ballon d’Or. But Ronaldo seems to have put the snub behind him - if the most recent picture on his Instagram account is anything to go by.

The former Manchester United star posed for a picture with the new Porsche 911 Turbo S, which would have set the 30-year-old back

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around £146,000.

Ronaldo posted the picture on his Instagram account on Tuesday afternoon and he seemed in buoyant mood.

Following the ceremony, Ronaldo who was also named in the 2015 FIFA FIFPro World Eleven - revealed he hopes to continue to ‘make people happy’ with his football

Bale heads to golf course to relax

G

areth Bale headed to the golf course rather than Swiĵerland as he ęnally admiĴed that he’s pleased with life at Real Madrid following the sacking of Rafa Benitez.

Bale was one of the only stars at Real to speak out about Benitez’s sacking.

It has been reported that the Welsh winger sent Florentino Perez, the club’s president, a text message begging him not to sack the Spanaird, who was in charge for just over six months.

The Welshman tweeted a picture of himself on the golf course on Monday as he stayed at home rather than travelling to the Ballon d’Or ceremony in Zurich on Monday night.

‘Good couple hours recovery in the gym, now just having a round with my mate,’ Bale wrote.

The European Tour golf TwiĴer account soon responded, knowing Bale plays oě a scratch handicap, and wrote: ‘FYI, European Tour Qualifying

Signing Adebayor no-brainer for Chelsea, insists Redknapp School is in November...’

Not only have the last seven days included the sacking of Benitez, but they’ve also coincided with Bale returning from the New Year break in prolięc form.

The 26-year-old scored a stunning hat-trick in the 5-0 thrashing of Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday.

‘As a player he (Zidane) was incredible,’ added Bale.

‘You try and emulate people like that. He’s a legend not just at the club,

but for football.

‘We had a chat when he ęrst came in, and I think no maĴer what I’ll always give 100 per cent on a football pitch and that’s what I did (against Deportivo).’

Bale was the only British player to be shortlisted for FIFA’s FIFPro World XI at the ceremony in Zurich on Monday night, although he did not make the team.

He was also included in FIFA’s 23-man Ballon d’Or shortlist for the third successive year.

Vardy to face Tottenham after Leicester top scorer underwent groin surgery

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amie Vardy is back training with Leicester City but Claudio Ranieri will wait until Tuesday to decide the Premier League topscorer’s involvement in the match against ToĴenham.

Vardy, who turned 29 recently, underwent a minor groin operation last

week and missed Sunday’s FA Cup trip to White Hart Lane.

The Leicester manager said the problem had required rectifying for some period and was much improved after surgery.

Vardy is vital for Leicester, having scored 15 goals to sit level with

Romelu Lukaku at the top of the charts.

‘He is geĴing beĴer,’ Ranieri said on Monday.

‘I think he could be available. The liĴle problem he had with the liĴle operation is done and he can run normally without any problem.

‘Jamie has had a problem for a month, more or less, and he continued to play.

Now he is much beĴer.

I’ll see if he starts from the beginning or if he is ready to come with me on the bench. Every time he wants to play, I know.’

Vardy’s form has seen Andrej Kramaric kept out and Ranieri will listen to oěers for the Croatia striker, bought for £9million 12 months ago.

New boy Demari Grey, a £3.75million signing from Birmingham, should make his debut, as Leicester return to league action, after Ranieri made eight changes for the weekends FA Cup clash.

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arry Redknapp believes signing Emmanuel Adebayor should be a ‘no-brainer’ for a host of Premier League clubs even current champions Chelsea.

The 31-year-old striker is without a club after leaving ToĴenham earlier this season, but has been completing double sessions in his native Togo in order to maintain ętness ahead of a January transfer.

Adebayor has lucrative oěers in Turkey and the Middle

East, but the former Arsenal striker is keen to seal a return to England.

And Redknapp believes Adebayor would help any club currently struggling in the boĴom half of the table and that includes Guus Hiddink’s Chelsea currently in 14th-place.

Speaking in his Evening Standard column, Redknapp wrote: ‘If any manager rang me about signing Emmanuel Adebayor I’d have a simple message: take him until the end of the season. You can’t

lose.

‘When you look around at what is available in the market this month, Adebayor on a free transfer until the end of the season is a no-brainer.

‘He could even perform at a higher level - Chelsea have been linked with him and if he went to a club like that, he’d know he wouldn’t necessarily play every week but on a short-term basis, so he should relish the challenge of proving he is big enough to play in the big games.’

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Maduabuchi Kalu 08080669826 maduabuchi.kalu@mydailynewswatchng.com

League Watch

Aigbogun returns to Enyimba as Technical Adviser

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t is no longer news that league champions and two time African champions, Enyimba International Football Club of Aba, has appointed their former assistant coach, Paul Aigbogun, the immediate past coach of Warri Wolves as their new Technical Adviser.

What is news is that Enyimba has expressed happiness over the signing of Aigbogun saying he is not only experienced but he is equally familiar with their club and shares their passion and ideals.

“The management, players and staě are pleased to have Paul back as head coach because he not only has top-level experience; he is equally familiar with our club and shares our

passion and ideals.

“In his previous spell as assistant coach in 2013 when we won our third Federation Cup, he stood out as a thorough professional, one that is as driven as we are for glory and success.

We are very conędent he can guide the team to great heights and will give him all the support he needs to succeed. His appointment takes eěect immediately,” Enyimba said.

Enyimba it is noted, shocked league watchers when it announced that it will not be renewing the contract of its veteran coach, Kadiri Ikhana who led the Aba side to history 7th league title. Ikhana spent two years with the Peoples’

Elephant during which time Enyimba won both the Federation Cup in 2014 and the league last year.

The expectation of many of Enyimba’s fans was that the club will retain the services of the veteran coach who was on his second missionary journey to guide it through both league and continental campaign but it was not to be as his contract was not renewed. It is a fact that it was Ikhana that guided Enyimba to break the 38 years CAF Champions League in 2003 by making Enyimba the ęrst and only Nigerian Club to have won the CAF Champions League even as Okey Emordi defended the trophy in 2004.

LMC releases NPFL 2015/16 season calendar

Heartland management settles differences T

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ormalcy have returned to Heartland FC of Owerri following last week press statement from the Media OĜcer of the Club, Cajetan Nkwopara, asking all the staě of the Imo State ęnance side to ignore the purported sack leĴers issued them by the former Task Force CommiĴee chairman on Heartland.

Before the press statement, it was like the dark forces at work in Heartland have had their way following the way they rendered the management of the club powerless and inactive due to some unfounded allegations levelled against it. But with press statement from the management of the club telling those who received the purported leĴers, it seems that the management has got its groove back.

According the press release the management of the club led by the General Manager, Prince

Okechukwu Ibeh, the purported sack leĴers issued them by former Task Force chairman, Hon Goddy Ugonna Ozuruigbo, is of no eěect because he lacked the legal right to issue such leĴers.

According the press statement issued by the club Media OĜcer, Cajetan Nkwopara, the management of the club was embarrassed at the termination leĴers issued to members of staě by the former task force chairman more than a month after his commiĴee ended it assignment.

“The General Manager, Prince Okechukwu Ibeh, has directed all the aěected staě to regard their purported sack as null and void. He equally asked the public not to recognize anyone acting on the instruction of the task force commiĴee chairman. These leĴers were wriĴen and issued on January 6, 2016 but back-dated to take eěect from December 1, 2015.

The management is aware

that the tenure of the task force ended on November 29, 2015,” he stated.

“We ‘re equally aware that though, the task force chairman has been going round dropping the governor’s name in the things he is doing. The Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha did not give any directive to sack people in Heartland or for someone to victimize its workers,” Nkwopara added.

The Heartland spokesman said since the task force commiĴee tenure ended, its chairman has continued to act like a sole administrator on the club in a manner that calls for probing.

“The management has found out that the governor is not aware of most of the things the task force chairman claims over the club. Governor’s interest was on how to move the club forward at a minimal cost, but the task force chairman capitalized on this to unleash his personal agenda on the club.

he League Management Company (LMC) has announced a comprehensive calendar of activities for the 2015/16 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season providing two rounds of Super 4 tournaments and a start date of February 21 for the regular season which will end on October 2.

Other core activities such as the LMC Annual General Meeting (AGM) with participating Clubs, Pre-season and MidSeason seminars/capacity development programmes, stadium inspections

and club licensing core processes have all been detailed in the calendar.

In releasing the calendar of activities, the LMC said it has been drawn up based on usual consultations with our participating clubs and proposed ęxtures of the Nigeria Football Federation’s (NFF) Federation Cup. “We have following various consultations been properly guided to streamline the activities of the NPFL, the NFF Federations Cup as well as CAF competition dates,” the LMC stated It further explained that “provision has been made

Etu, new chairman of Warri Wolves

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oses Etu, the immediate past Media OĜcer of Warri Wolves, has been elevated to the position of chairman. When the news ęltered in League Watch sort to know the true position of things and put a call across to the veteran sports journalist, he conęrmed that appointment even as he explained that as a part

of Wolves preparations for the new season, they were engaged in a friendly game.

It is recalled that Etu has served the club meritoriously culminating to his being sanctioned by the LMC for his role in one of the league matches involving Wolves where it was alleged that his conduct was capable of puĴing the game into disrepute.

With his elevation, League Watch would want to wish the veteran sports journalist a successful tenure even as we wish to call on other clubs in the country to emulate the good example of the management of Warri Wolves FC in also elevating their media OĜcers instead of just leaving them at that position.

for the NFF Club Licensing compliance and cut-oě dates inserted to ensure compliance by clubs as required by CAF.” The ęrst round of the NPFL Super 4 will hold in Kaduna from January 2024 while the second round will be played in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State from February 1-5.

“The rationale for the two rounds of NPFL Super 4 is to get our clubs that will be playing on the continent to play at least six competitive games from the two tournaments to suĜciently prime them to reasonable match ętness. The tournament will as usual be played on a round-robin structure.”

The preliminary rounds of the CAF Club competitions will hold on the weekend of February 12-14.

On the implementation of the club licensing requirements, the LMC said that all clubs have been given a cut-oě date of February 10 to ensure the seĴlement of any overdue payments to players and coaches arising from the 2014/15 season and or provide an acceptable ęnancial guarantee instruments to secure the payments as well as tentative payment plan from the clubs proprietors.

LMC, as the NFF First Instant Body (FIB) on the management and operations of club licensing in Nigeria has also set a deadline of February 15, for the issuance of the NFF Club licensing Certięcate as directed by CAF to clubs that have met the minimum criteria for participation in the 2016 NPFL season.

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Politics

The refusal of Jonathan’s N100m has vindicated APGA –Umeh

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ll Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has said that the reason why the party did not collect money from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to support the reelection of Goodluck Jonathan was because the party didn’t want to be dragged into shame.

Details emerged that the funds from the office of the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki were used to pay political parties to support the ambition of Jonathan.

The Social Democratic Party (SDP) leader, Chief Olu Falae allegedly received N100 million while the Accord Party (AP) leadership was also said to have received same.

According to Chief Victor Umeh, the past chairman

of APGA and its senatorial candidate, although the party supported Jonathan ideologically, they did not collect any money for that.

“We didn’t get into that arrangement because of monetary benefit. Not a kobo was given to anybody or APGA. Some people think that APGA, being a robust supporter of President Jonathan more than the SDP and AP, which got N100 million each, then we must have gotten more, but I am so happy that I didn’t entangle myself in such thing.

“It would have been an opportunity for those who are worried that I am contesting the senatorial election to come and pick me up and dump me at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) cell.”

Janathan

Umeh

Why Court of Appeal didn’t order rerun of Abia gov poll Continued from Page 13

in at least two-thirds of the Seventeen Local Government Areas of Abia State is hereby returned as the duly elected Governor of Abia State. It is hereby ordered that the Certificate of Return already issued to the 1st Respondent, Okezie Victor Ikpeazu by the 3rd Respondent, INEC is hereby set aside.

“It is further ordered that the 3rd Respondent, INEC shall forthwith issue the Certificate of Return to the 1st Appellant, Alex Otti, as the winner of the Abia State Governorship Elections conducted on the 11th and 25th April 2015.”

On April 11, 2015, governorship election held in Abia State and was disputed, leading to a rerun on April

25 that did not address the dispute but sought to sweep the real issue under the carpet.

What is the real issue? There are 17 LGAs in Abia, and results from 14 of them were not really in contention but the aforementioned three LGAs. While Otti scrod 164, 332 votes and Ikpeazu 115, 444 votes from the 14 LGAs, controversial results from the three LGAs of Obingwa, Osisioma and Isiala Ngwa gave Ikpeazu a leap over Otti. Understandably, Ikpeazu is from Obingwa. But unfortunately for the riggers, the number of votes in each of those LGAs exceeded the number of voters registered by card readers. The Court of Appeal observed: “It is obvious from Exhibit PWC2 and Form ECBD that at each of the disputed three local

government areas, the number of votes credited in favour of the 1st respondent (Ikpeazu) is in excess of the total number

Yakubu (INEC boss)

of accredited voters as shown in Exhibit PWC2. In this circumstance, it is apparent that there was over-voting in Osisioma LGA, Isiala Ngwa LGA and Obingwa LGA and the votes purportedly generated therefrom are smeared and infested with illegality, by reason of the clear provisions of Section 53(2) of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended) which state that: ‘Where the votes cast at an election in any polling unit exceed the number of registered voters in any polling unit, the result of the election for that polling unit shall be declared void by the Commission and another election may be conducted at a date fixed by the Commission where the result at that polling unit may affect result in the Constituency.’

Biafra: Kanu’s continued detention‘ll create unmanageable crisis – cleric Agbo

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he General Overseer of Bethel House of God Mission, Awkunanaw, Enugu, Enugu State, Bishop Amaechi Agbo, has advised Federal Government to as a matter of urgency release the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, to avoid throwing the nation into unmanageable crisis.

He said Kanu’s continued detention will continue to create more problems for the Nigerian nation.

According to him, “detention of Kanu will not stop Biafra from becoming a reality; rather

it will generate a crisis that will quicken the coming of Biafra.”

Bishop Agbo who spoke at a special service organised for Nigerian leaders, noted that Biafra will surely come to pass, but not as soon as it is being speculated, rather at the appropriate time when the crisis will possibly force Biafra to separate from Nigeria.

“As for Biafra, it will come to pass but not now. Crisis will force Nigeria to separate from Biafra and nobody can stop it at the appropriate time,” he said.

On the general state of the Nigerian nation, he identified

2016 as a year Nigerians would witness transformation in the country.

He stated, “The administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has actually introduced truth, honesty and accountability to the management of the affairs of the nation,” adding that with the application of such healthy values in public service, the success of the nation’s security, economy, health, education and administrative policies, economic recovery would be guaranteed.

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Politics

UPP supports Buhari’s anti-corruption Crusade Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

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he United Progressive Party (UPP) is in total solidarity with the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari on his determination to fight corruption.

The UPP in shared press statement signed by its national chairman, Chief Chekwas Okorie declared, “We do not share the opinion that there is any form of partiality in the way the anti-corruption crusade is being prosecuted. Any person no matter how highly placed against whom a

prima facie case has been established for playing any role whatsoever that is considered corrupt by the relevant agencies of government following the due process of investigation must be made to face the law.

“Overwhelming majority of Nigerians are in solidarity with President Muhammadu Buhari in his effort to stamp out corruption and make corrupt practices unattractive and unprofitable,” it added.

According to the party, “We appreciate that it is not within the purview of the Presidency to invite the anti-corruption agencies to investigate and prosecute cases of corruption in the various States of Nigeria and the agencies of State governments.

“In this regard, we urge

Buhari

relevant agencies, namely, the EFCC, ICPC and the Police to expeditiously investigate and prosecute the numerous cases lying before them arising from petitions that are backed by credible and unassailable evidences written by bona fide citizens of the States concerned.

“It is our opinion that

Okorie

lack of prompt attention to these petitions from the various States is what mischief makers and unpatriotic persons twist to create the impression that the corruption cases so far made public are targeted at members of a particular political party,” it pointed.

UPP also commended Buhari for living up

to his promise of noninterference in the electoral process as exemplified in the recently conducted Bayelsa State Governorship election that was recently concluded.

This has raised the hope of Nigerians that our democracy is in safe hands and shall grow steadily.

“We recommend that the icing on the cake will be for President Buhari to congratulate Governor Seriake Dickson of the PDP who has been declared the winner of the Bayelsa Governorship Election by INEC. This is without prejudice to the right of the losers of that election to seek redress in a court of competent jurisdiction if they feel aggrieved with the outcome of the election,” it suggested.

... Condoles Chekwas over mother’s death Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

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eadership and members of the United Progressive Party (UPP) have joined eminent Nigerians to mourn the death of mother of

the Party’s National Chairman, Chief Chekwas Okorie, Lolo Ezinne Regina Ugonma Okorie.

UPP in a press statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Chief Ogbuehi Dike said, “Although she died at the ripe age of 83 years, the death of a mother at

any age is very painful and devastating.

“We share the grief of members of the family and pray to God Almighty to console, comfort and strengthen all those affected by Mama’s transition to glory,” it said.

The party described the deceased as a

devout Christian, community leader and philanthropist, peacemaker, loving and caring mother to her children and all those privileged to come in contact with her.

“We are glad that she lived a life worthy of emulation and would be remembered as a

supportive wife of the Late His Royal Highness Eze Edward Okorie Emerih, 1st Igboji of Alayi Clan in Bende Local Government Area of Abia State, who reigned from 1960 to 1978,” it recalled, praying, “May her gentle soul rest in the bosom of the Lord.”

ourselves? For how long do we have to continue to live in self- denial about God’s gifts to our race?” Adams asked.

Top dignitaries at the event included ace Nollywood actor, Yomi Fashlanso; gospel act,

Lanre Teriba; Alhaji Olufunsho Odutola, OPU coordinator, Italy; Hon Fatima Muhhamed and Chief Ganiu Oshidele, OPU coordinator in Scandinavia, among several others.

OPC holds 2016 thanksgiving service

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ontrary to general belief that members of the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) have extra-terrestrial powers, the national coordinator of the group, Otunba Gani Adams, has declared that the ultimate powers rest with God, saying, “God’s power is the ultimate.”

Adams made the call recently at the annual thanksgiving service for the OPC in Lagos.

He explained that the service was arranged to involve the three major religions in the land because, describing the OPC as a non-religious organisation.

According to him, “The OPC is not a religious organisation. Hence, we are here to thank God and to appreciate His goodness in the lives of our members in the three major religions in the land.”

He reiterated the need for the people to continue to promote the culture and tradition of Yoruba people, saying that culture is a very important aspect of a man’s life, noting, “Any man who loses his culture has lost all there is to live for. Your culture is the totality of who and what you are, therefore culture plays very important roles in the life a man.”

He described as ignorant and naive people who claim that members of OPC do not worship God, stating that most of the festivals organised by the OPC were meant to honour God. “It is funny that some people still believe that members of OPC do not worship God, and that we are idol worshippers. But nothing can be farther from the truth than this.

All our programmes are designed to honour God. We also need to inform them that Olodumare festival, a 21-day programme, is organises in honour of the almighty. You’ll agree with me that most of those who criticize and condemn us don’t do as much as this in the service of God.” Appreciating leaders of the three major religions on ground, he said the world is now going back herbal medicine, and wondered why black people continue to deceive themselves about the usefulness of herbs. “It is unfortunate that our people have refused to understand the power of herbs.

Meanwhile, the west is taking us back to herbal medicine and we now spend millions of foreign currencies to buy them.

“For how long shall we continue to deceive

Adams

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North Central Kwara monarchs inter vene in govt, labour face-off Bisi Adedayo, Ilorin

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President Muhammadu Buhari (right), welcoming the Visiting President of Benin Republic, Boni Yayi on his arrival to Presidential villa Abuja…yesterday.

Photo: Anayo Opara

Benue guber: Supreme Court affirms Ortom’s election

Paschal Njoku, Abuja

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he Supreme Court yesterday a΀rmed the decision of Justice Mohammed Garba of the Court of Appeal, Makurdi Division, which upheld the ruling of the Benue State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal that Ortom was duly nominated by the APC to contest the election as well as validly elected as the state governor.

DissatisÀed with the ruling of the Appeal Court, the

appellants, Terhemen Tarzoo and his political party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) headed to the apex court to seek the setting aside of that judgment and for an order pronouncing him as governor of Benue state.

The appellant’s main argument was that governor Ortom was not validly nominated by the APC to contest the election.

However, Justice Nwali Ngwuta leading the panel of Supreme Court Justices held

that the PDP and its governorship candidate, Tarzoor were not members of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Consequently, Justice Ngwuta said the appellants were bereft of the locus standi to challenge the nomination and sponsorship of Ortom as the governorship candidate of the APC in the April 11 Benue state governorship poll.

Justice Ngwuta opined that it is only a person who contested the primary elec-

tion against Governor Ortom that can challenge his nomination by the APC. More so, the court described anybody who did not take part in the primary election of the APC and is challenging Ortom’s election on the ground of improper nomination as a “busybody”.

In view of, Justice Ngwuta dismissed the appeal just as he awarded the sum of one hundred and Àfty thousand naira as cost in favour of Ortom and the APC.

... As PDP chieftain berates Tarzor over court challenge against Ortom Godwin Okpeke Akor

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he Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), chieftain, Abu King Shuluwa, has said Governor Samuel Ortom’s victory at the Supreme Court was not surprising because the PDP governorship candidate, Terhemen Tarzor, went to court against the wishes of the party and that of the former

governor, Gabriel Suswam.

The former member of the Revenue Mobilization, Fiscal and Allocation Commission (RMFAC), who was reacting to yesterday’s Supreme Court’s ruling stated that Tarzor went to court when the former governor who wanted to challenge Senator Gemade’s election withdrew his case.

“It is expected, PDP had said anyone going to court

would be on his own, Tarzor went to court on his own; my wife went to court on her own, Suswam went to court but withdrew”, he emphasized.

According to him, Tarzor’s case was not his own; he took Ortom to court, saying, he was not properly nominated, he did not challenge Ortom’s election.

The former commissioner in the Benue state civil ser-

vice said as soon as Jime and Waku who were members of the All Progressives Congress (APC), withdrew their cases against Ortom, there was no need for Tarzor or the PDP to go to court.

He recalled that he had wriĴen to both Ortom and Tarzor to work together as a team since they were from the same area but because they wanted to retire us, they didn’t listen to me.

the army high command trying to relocate the school to their hometowns, citing the aĴempt by the former Chief of Army Staě, General Azubike Ihejirika, to move the Institute to Ovim, Abia state.

It said the present plan by the serving Chef of Army Staě, (COAS), General Tukur Buratai, to relocate the school

to Biu, Borno state was not in the best interest of Benue and adjourning states as it would deny them the opportunity to beneęt from the courses by the school.

Speaker of the Assembly, Mr. Terkimbi Ikyange, who announced the resolutions after members had deliberated on the maĴer, directed the Clerk

of the House to draw the attention of the governor of the state, the Senate and House of Representatives CommiĴee Chairmen on Nigerian Army and Defence, the Minister of Defence as well as prominent indigenes of the state to the plan in spite of its numerous contributions to the unity and corporate entity of the country.

Benue Assembly, army differ over relocation of school

Godwin Okpeke Akor

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enue State House of Assembly has opposed the planned relocation of the Nigerian Army Institute of Technology and Environmental Studies (NAITES) from Makurdi to Biu in Borno state.

The House also condemned

he Kwara State Council of Chiefs yesterday called for synergy between the state government and the leadership of the labour unions with a view to facilitating growth and development in the State.

Besides, it urged the state government to make the welfare of its workers at all levels a priority as soon as the Ànancial status of the state and local governments improves.

The call was contained in a communiqué issued and signed by the Emir of Ilorin, and chairman of the Council, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari at the end of an emergency meeting held at the Emir’s palace Ilorin, the State capital.

The meeting which was attended by members of the traditional council, representatives of all local government as well as the leadership of the labour unions, was aimed at deliberating on the protracted funding challenges facing the state thereby aͿecting payment of workers’ salaries.

According to the communiqué by the council of chiefs it stated that “emanating from our deliberations and given the

need to forestall any impeding strike actions that may occur and in view that masses are aͿected by the paucity of fund to pay workers resulting in pain and misery by the workers’ families and the masses as a whole, it is, therefore, pertinent to appraise the entire gamut of the issue with a view to contributing to what may become succour to the problems.

“The council notes that the inability of both the state and local governments to presently provide adequate funds for the payment of salaries and allowances and meet other commitments of governance, at rates commensurate with past provisions, had arisen due to the drastic fall in the statutory allocation from the federation account”.

According to the communiqué, the council also observed that the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) by both the state and local governments has not been adequate to bridge the funding gap, noting that the newly established Kwara State Internal Revenue Service (KW-IRS) will assist in curbing leakages and enhance revenue base of the State.

Buhari to commission N2bn school for the disabled in Nasarawa Godwin Ojoshimite, /D¿D

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he Nasarawa state governor, Umaru Tanko Al-makura has disclosed that President Muhammadu Buhari will be hosted in the state to commission school for the disabled in the second quarter of the year.

The governor who disclosed this yesterday, while inspecting the level of completion of work at the school, said the comprehensive special school gulped a total of N2 billion.

“This project is a joint project between the Universal Basic Education and the state government which involved the construction of three of such schools, with one in Ke΀ zone, Gudi for Akwanga zone and the LaÀa School which would all cost about N2 billion “, Al-makura explained.

He added that the construction of the three

schools with one in each zone was to ease the movement of people and reduce hardship that may come from long movements on the way to school for the disabled and their families.

He said when the school is completed it would give attention to all persons living with disability from kindergarten to the completion of their senior Secondary school studies for free.

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Sports Update

Enyeama dreams of French Cup success

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incent Enyeama says he will be delighted if Lille OSC can land the Coupe de la Ligue this year.

Lille progressed to the last four of the competition after overcoming En Avant Guingamp 4-2 on penalties with Enyeama saving two of the hosts’ spot kicks.

He told the club’s ofęcial television station afterwards that God was his inspiration for saving from 12 yards.

“God is my secret for saving penalties. It will make me pleased if we can win the trophy.

“I believe in God and it will be a dream to play at the Stade de France,” he said. p> Former Nigeria captain, Enyeama, was

‘I’m a novice’, but best man for the Job –Dalung

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h Mi he Minister i of Youth and Sports, Solomon Dalung, has responded to jibes over his poor knowledge of Nigeria Sport and whether he was qualified to head the ministry.

Speaking at a forum in Abuja Yesterday, Minister Dalung responded to the claims made by former Chairman of Gombe State FA, Shuaibu Gara Gombe

th t certain that t i d decisions i i made by the Minister are a ‘misplaced’ and are evidence of his naivety about the job.

Minister Dalung said: ‘ I admit that I am a novice. But I also know that there are internal wranglings in the Federations. ‘ As a novice I know I have the technical know-how to deal with them, and I am competent enough to head this ministry.’

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tackling central defender who featured for Sunshine Stars last season, while Osas is a tricky winger who has also played for Shooting Stars and FC IfeanyiUbah.

Kaduna-born Olowo

extra time failed to produce any goal.

The 33-year-old stopped Guingamp’s second and fourth kicks from Nicolas Benezet and Dorian Lévêque respectively as Lille progressed to the last four of the competition on a 4-2 score.

Predictably, Enyeama received the plaudits at full time with Lille head coach Frederic AntoneĴi the ęrst to oěer kind words the way of the former Super Eagles captain.

“In the ęrst period, Vincent (Enyeama) kept us in the game,” AntoneĴi told the club’s oĜcial website, www. losc.fr.

Lille defender Benjamin Pavard added his words of praise for the Nigerian.

“This result is essentially (created by) Vincent Enyeama.

“He was huge, as always. Frankly, I’ve never seen a goalkeeper play at a level as this. He was impressive,” Pavard said.

Lille will now meet Girondins Bordeaux in the semięnals of the competition on January 26.

Ighalo: I’m honoured with BPL player award

R a n ge r s s i g n O l owo, O s a s nugu Rangers have signed former Heartland stars, Emmanuel Olowo and Jolly Osas ahead of the new Nigeria league season next month.

Olowo is a hard

the hero of the hour as his superlative displays helped Lille OSC progress to the round of the Coupe de la Ligue on Wednesday.< /p> Enyeama was called into action as early as the seventh minute of the quarteręnal ęxture but he saved well from Yannis Salibur at a frenzied Stade du Roudourou.

The Nigerian goalkeeper then produced a stunning double save, the second oě a ęerce Jimmy Briand drive in the 22nd minute to keep the score at 0-0.

Guingamp’s Marcus Coco thought he had scored in the 40th minute but Enyeama showed unusual courage, literally puĴing his body on the line, to save at the feet of the forward.

The same script continued to play out in the second half with Enyeama impressively stopping Salibur’s free kick in the 51st minute with the eěort seemingly destined for the top right hand corner.

He saved his best displays for last during a tense shootout after

played a big role when Heartland reached the 2009 CAF Champions League ęnal.

It is also believed that goalkeeper trainer Fancy Ewulu could be on his way back to ‘The Flying Antelopes’.

Former U20 international goalkeeper Ewulu has been with Abia Warriors for the past two seasons, but he has also worked as the goalkeepers’ coach in Rangers.

Thomas hails CHAN Eagles keepers’ rivalry

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nyimba goalkeeper, Femi Thomas, has said the three goalkeepers in Eagles camp for CHAN 2016 are fighting hard to fly Nigeria’s flag high and proudly in Rwanda.

Ikechukwu Ezenwa (Sunshine Stars) and Okemutie Odah (Warri Wolves) are the other goalkeepers on CHAN Eagles squad.

Former Akwa United safest hands Thomas said the shot

stoppers are one big happy family and are working together to bring best out of each other.

“The three of us are here to serve the nation and to put smiles on the faces of Nigerians,” said Thomas.

“We have been relating well, our being together is really bringing out the best out of us. We are working for a common goal like brothers and family.”

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atford’s Nigeria international striker, Odion Ighalo, says he feels “humbled and honoured” to be named Premier League Player of the Month for December.

“It’s true I scored some goals but I could not have done it all by myself, “ the 26-year-old told BBC Sport.

“This award is only possible through God and everyone connected to the club because without them there will be no award for me to receive.”

Ighalo scored ęve goals in December to take his tally for the season to 13.

Two of his goals came in the 3-0 home win over Liverpool on 20 December

- part of a run of three consecutive victories from the start of the month.

Watford also drew with Chelsea before falling to a 2-1 defeat at ToĴenham on 28 December.

The sequence also earned Hornets boss Quique Sanchez Flores the Manager of the Month award.

Watford had never previously had a recipient of a Premier League monthly award.

Although Watford have been unable to carry their end-of-year form into January - after three successive defeats they have slipped to 10th in the table - Ighalo is optimistic for the rest of the season.

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Sports Update CHAN reunion for Angola, Cameroon

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ngola and Cameroon will baĴle in Butare on Sunday, in their Group B opener of the African Nations Championship Rwanda 2016.

It will be the two sides’ second appearance at the continental competition, the Palancas Negras having edged the Indomitable Lions on penalties in the quarteręnals of the 2011 edition in Sudan to secure a runnersup ęnish behind winners Tunisia.

However, the Cameroonians are set to take revenge on their Southern African counterparts looking at current form.

Held to a 1-1 draw by tournaments hosts Rwanda in a warm-up friendly after enjoying a 1-0 away win over Niger, the Lions

remain undefeated since Martin Ndtoungou Mpilé’s appointment as Cameroon’s locally-based national team head coach last October.

Meanwhile, Angola recorded a winless run during their preparation in South Africa, drawing with Nigeria before suěering back to back losses to Zambia and Guinea.

“The players are shooting very liĴle at goal, hence the urgent need to ęnd ways to overcome this weakness,” Angola caretaker coach José Kilamba lamented following their 1-2 defeat to Chipolopolo.

The match will kick oě at Huye Stadium at 18h00 CAT on Sunday, with DR Congo facing Ethiopia in the other Group B opener at 15h00 CAT.

NFF reconstitutes more committees

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he Nigeria Football Federation yesterday announced the reconstitution of six more standing commiĴees and the two judicial bodies. The Emergency CommiĴee had earlier been reconstituted.

Reconstituted are the Disciplinary and the Appeal Boards, as well as the Technical and Development, Security, Establishment, Referees, Ethics and Fairplay, and the Match Commissioners Appointment CommiĴees Former NFF General Secretary, Barr. Musa Amadu

heads the Discplinary Board, while Barr. Chris Green returns to the Technical and Development CommiĴee.

NFF President Amaju Pinnick disclosed that the remaining standing commiĴees would be reconstituted within the next 10 days. They are Organizing, Finance, Legal, Players’ Status, Sports Medicine, Media and Publicity, Football, Futsal/Beach Soccer, Strategic Studies, Marketing, Sponsorship and Television Advisory, Women’s Football, Protocol and Ceremonial and Youth Football CommiĴees.

R e legati on reality f or C h el sea – G u u s

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hampions Chelsea are involved in the relegation baĴle this season, manager Guus Hiddink said ahead of his side’s Premier League clash with Everton.

Chelsea, who romped to the title last season eight points clear at the top, are 14th in the table after 21 games, six points above the relegation zone.

“We all like to look forward, but don’t be unrealistic when you are six points above the relegation line, that is a fact,” Hiddink told reporters on Friday.

“I think so, relegation is a reality... we have a liĴle bit more of a breathe, but we have two very diĜcult games coming up, who have a very good away re-

cord in the last 10 games.”

Brazil forward Alexandre Pato has been linked with a move to Stamford Bridge during the January transfer window, according to British media reports.

Hiddink, however, said he was happy with the strikers he has at his disposal and that the club were not active in the transfer market.

“No, we don’t have to sell players to bring in. I’m happy that (Loic) Remy is now working a full week with high intensity, and if needed he can be on the pitch,” the former Netherlands manager said.

“That’s good. As long as this is happening, we are not very active in doing other things.”

Upbeat Eagles land in Rwanda for CHAN

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onędent Nigeria ‘B’ team arrived Kigali, Rwanda, Friday morning from South Africa ahead of the 2016 CHAN, which starts Saturday afternoon.

The Eagles, who trained for two weeks in

Pretoria, South Africa, are booked into the fourstar Hills View Apartment Hotel in Kigali.

They will have their ęrst training by 5pm local time later today.

The team, who ęnished third on their

championship debut two years ago in South Africa will be one of the favourites to win this tournament after reigning champions Libya and runners-up Ghana failed to qualify for the 2016 edition.

Nigeria will begin their 2016 CHAN campaign on Monday, January 18, by 5pm against nextdoor neigbours Niger in Kigali.

Tunisia and Guinea are their other Group C rivals.

Lama says Angola can reach q-final

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ngola goalgoal keeper Lamá, who has played at CHAN before but is not in the 2016 squad, says that reaching the quarter-ęnals should be Angola’s focus and priority in Rwanda.

The tournament starts tomorrow, Saturday.

Speaking to ANGOP, Lamá, who played in

the 2011 Africa Nations Championships (CHAN) and is out of the present team, said that the squad must at least manage to go through to the next stage.

The 34-year old goalkeeper said: “Some start well and end badly, others the contrary, so it is diĜcult to predict what might

happen.

“One thing for sure I am certain, the best ones (players) were called up and I have full trust in my colleagues,” he assured.

Angola’s ęrst match in Rwanda is on Sunday against Cameroon.

Angola’s group also includes the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Ethiopia.

M a r t i n s : V i l l a o f f e re d m e E P L re t u r n

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bafemi Martins claims Aston Villa have offered him a return to the Premier League. SeaĴle Sounders striker Obafemi Martins has told The Sun that Aston Villa have made an approach to bring him back to the Premier League.

Nigerian forward Martins, now 31, has enjoyed a stunning time in Major League Soccer, hiĴing 43 goals in 83 for SeaĴle Sounders, striking up a potent combination with another former Premier League ace, Clint Dempsey.

With MLS now in its oě-season, there has been a suggestion that many of the league’s top stars

could head out on loan to Premier League clubs, just as Landon Donovan used to with Everton.

Now, Martins has told The Sun that he has been oěered a return to English football by Aston Villa around a month ago whilst also claims that one other Premier League club wants him too.

“An interesting oěer from Villa was proposed.

I was ĚaĴered but other things came up,” said Martins. “There’s an interest from another Premier League team,” he added.

Martins joined Newcastle United from Inter Milan back in 2006, hitting 35 goals in 104 ap-

pearances before leaving in 2009, joining German side Wolfsburg.

A spell with Rubin Kazan followed, but Martins was back in the Premier League in 2011,

joining Aston Villa’s biggest rivals Birmingham City on loan, even scoring to hand Birmingham the Capital One Cup with the winning goal against Arsenal.

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