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evoid of quorum yesterday, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) resolved to woo back its founding fathers ahead of the general elections yet more than three years away. The party believes that to reverse its already lost fortune in the 2019 general elections, it needs the support of its founding fathers who had either left the party in disillusionment or are largely disinterested in its aͿairs. That was the decision of the party’s Board of Trustees (BoT) at its meeting in Abuja yesterday. But to Àrm up that strategy, the BoT - an advisory body of the party - plans to hold yet another meeting on January 14 next year, to elect a new chairman for the board, who will steer its aͿairs to eldorado. Although the founding fathers being targeted were not named, Newswatch Times >>Continued on Page 2

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ormer governor of Lagos State and National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu, yesterday in Kaduna urged President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately remove the subsidy regime on imported fuel, arguing that it is long overdue. According to him, for the country to move forward, the subsidy regime needs to go as the ordinary Nigerians are no longer beneÀting from it.

Delivering a keynote address titled “Towards the economic liberation of Nigeria, Bala Usman’s enduring relevance at the memorial conference organized in honour of the Late Bala Usman by the Centre for Democratic Development, Research and Training, Zaria, Tinubu said his call for subsidy removal is not mere talk but a call to action by those in authority. His words: “In a perfect world, I wish we could sanitize the subsidy regime and thus continue it. However, I have reached the conclusion that

there are too many demons in the system for that hell to be turned into heaven. “Better that we remove it, not for the austere purpose of saving money, but to use the money more wisely that we might better save the people. Let us begin a process of a thoughtful but decisive subsidy phase-out. “While this is occurring, we should simultaneously phase in social programmes beneÀting the poorest, most vulnerable among us. >>Continued on Page 3

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however learnt that those on the party’s radar, whom they wish to woo back include second republic vice president, Dr Alex Ekwueme, another former vice president, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, and erstwhile party chieftain, Alhaji Adamu Ciroma. “The PDP hopes to be able to convince the elder statesmen to return to the party, which they helped to midwife,” said a source, yesterday. Rising from its BoT meeting yesterday in

Abuja, the body resolved that a larger meeting of the BoT be convened on January 14, 2016 to elect a substantive chairman of the board, who will take over from the former Minister of Defence, Alhaji Haliru Bello, who currently occupies the o΀ce in an acting capacity. Bello succeeded Chief Tony Anenih as BoT chair. BrieÀng newsmen after the meeting, Secretary of the Board of Trustee, Senator Walid Jubrin said: “As the conscience of the party, we are trying

to dialogue with the aggrieved people; we are ready to dialogue with the founding fathers of this party immediately after our meeting on the 14th of January(next year). And having a new chairman, we are going round the country; we are going Àrst to discuss with our founding fathers, all those who are within and those who have left the party, and try to bring them back to the party because we have all the opportunities now to win the elections in 2019. “We will not play

with any member of the party, and we want all party members to be cooperative with all organs of the party. We are a special organ of the party, the conscience of the party. If we do not come out and do something now, God will not forgive us. We must come out and tell the truth and look at the matters as they are. Whoever erred, we must bring that person to book; we must advise well, ours is advisory but we are given speciÀc functions to perform; when there is situation

(From Left) Executive Director of BEDC, Mr. Abu Ejoor; Chairman of BEDC, Mr Victor Gbolade Osibodu, Hon. Lawani Damion and Chairman, Elizade University, Chief (Dr.) Michael Ade Ojo, during the passing out ceremony of BEDC staff from Elizade University in Benin City..recently.

Corruption: FG to raise prosecution team Ted Odogwu, Bureau Chief, Kano

he Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami (SAN) is to initiate a National Prosecution Council (NPC), to be constituted by the Federal Government. Malami, who spoke at a reception organized in his honour by the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Kano State branch, explained that the body of judicial ‘wise-men’ will consist of legal practitioners, drawn from all segments of the federation. According to him, the Council members are expected to comprise a prosecution

team to handle high proÀle corruption cases on behalf of the Federal Government, apart from serving as a think-tank to counsel on cases involving prominent individuals and institutions, among other responsibilities. “Let me use this opportunity to disclose that as a matter of policy, it is the desire and intention of this government of (President) Muhammadu Buhari to put in place a national prosecution team, comprising lawyers of integrity across the nation for the purpose of prosecuting high proÀle corruption cases. This is before the Federal Executive

Council and I assure you that Kano Bar will have a share of it,” he said. Admitting that he was proud to be a member of the Kano state branch of the NBA, the AGF also disclosed that the Federal Government will not toy with its determination and commitment to Àght corruption to a standstill in the country, with all legal instruments at its disposal. “I am happy to be in your midst today, and I am grateful to Kano branch that aͿorded me the opportunity to serve as the Secretary of the association years back...”, recalling that when he was

conferred with the title of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), as well as when he aspired to be governor of Kebbi State, the Kano bar lent him support. “Also now, as AGF, Kano branch as well as individuals, especially prominent members blazed the trail to congratulate me, as well as oͿer me words of advice. Up till this day, they are readily available to support me,” Malami said. Earlier in his speech, Chairman of the Kano NBA, Mr Ibrahim Umar advised the Attorney General to focus on harmonizing the judicial sector, as well as ensuring the enforcement of court judgments.

of this nature we must come to it. We want to be fair to all, so that on the 14th of January we will gather and do the right thing without fearing anybody. Whoever erred, it is our duty to say the truth.” He continued: “I don’t believe the party is in shambles; the party is alive and kicking very well. We have many aggrieved people in the party and people who have left the party because of one reason or the other.” The PDP chieftain applauded eͿorts by President Muhammadu Buhari’s government on the Àght against corruption, saying: “We in the PDP do not support corruption, whoever erred in corruption in Nigeria should be dealt with, but we don’t want selective justice. Anybody that goes wrong, it is not only in PDP that you have corrupt people. This ‘Dasukigate’ is one aspect that this party will not go against. We will not go against it, provided that all the people that are alleged to have done wrong are brought to book. We are with anybody that will rid Nigeria of corruption; we do not support corruption but as much as we agree that we should deal with corrupt people, it should be fair. Let us put our search not only in PDP but among all Nigerians; not only among the parties, even in the private sector you have corrupt people,” he argued. So far, Jubril said the BoT has not penciled down anybody to emerge as substantive chairman, adding however that if Alhaji Haliru Bello is interested he could contest. “The procedure of electing a new chairman will be discussed on the

14 of January; if Bello wants to contest, he is free to contest,” he said. Commenting on the sack of the PDP acting national chairman Prince Uche Secondus by an Abuja High Court, Bello said: “We have decided that all legal matters will be looked at on January 14, so we are not in a hurry to discuss any legal matter now. But on the January 14, there are many of them; they will be looked at, in order to bring sanity to the party.” Speaking on the controversy over the party’s national convention which the National Working Committee (NWC) slated for March 1 next year, the BoT scribe argued the NWC could act for the National Executive Committee (NEC), stressing that NWC did not err in Àxing a date for national convention. “If you read the constitution of our party, the NWC can act on behalf of the National Executive Committee (NWC); thereafter present the issue to the NEC and then to the national convention. So if NWC has proposed dates for congresses up to the national convention, it is not bad at all. It will be brought before NEC and it will go to the national convention for approval. I don’t think they have gone out of their bound at all.” Meanwhile, a communique at the end of the meeting noted that quorum was not formed due to some crucial party activities in Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Ekiti and other states. It added that bad weather condition in some parts of the country also prevented Áights from doing their normal schedules.

We’ll redeploy staff , not sack, says NNPC

he management of the Nigerian N a t i o n a l Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has refuted reports that it plans to sack about 1,000 of its workers. The corporation refuted the report in a statement by its Group General Manager, Corporate AͿairs, Mr. Ohi Alegbe, saying it is misleading. The news report had earlier been attributed to the Minister of State

for Petroleum Resources, Dr Ibe Kachikwu. But the corporation said yesterday: “For the avoidance of doubt, what the Honourable Minister said at the meeting was that ‘as part of the reorganization programme of the corporation, half of the over 2,200 staͿ presently at the corporate headquarters would be redeployed to the subsidiaries with a view to making them more eͿective.’”

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MTN in fresh trouble as NCC sues for copyright infringement Adodele Olalere, with agency report

Senate President, Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki in a handshake with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo during the Christmas Carol at the Villa on Thursday. With them is Osinbajo’s wife, Dolapo.

FG issues security alert over Boko Haram

… Says terror group plans attacks, abductions for ransom

Cyril Mbah, Abuja

he Federal Government, y e s t e r d a y, warned that Boko Haram terrorists, “who have been beaten and put on the run by the military,” are planning another sensational abduction of pupils and students or foreigners in a desperate eͿort to raise funds through ransom, for food, medicine and arms supply. In a statement issued in Abuja, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the planned abduction is in line with the terrorists’ new modus operandi of focusing on soft targets, having been routed from their strongholds and their capacity to stage spectacular attacks

substantially degraded. The statement signed by Mr. Segun Adeyemi, Special Assistant to the minister, said: “While the largely defeated terrorists have now concentrated their attacks on soft targets like motor parks, schools and entertainment centres, they have been decimated to a level that they are now incapable of staging spectacular attacks like they used to do. ‘’The kidnap of the Chibok girls in 2014, which attracted global attention to the terrorist group, is what it is now trying to repeat, hoping it can Ànd vulnerable targets, especially schools or a group of foreigners outside the frontline states. ‘’The latest plans by Boko Haram is also part

of an overall strategy by the terrorists to seek to negatively impact on the psyche of the gallant troops who have routed them (terrorists) from their strongholds and also give the impression that they have not been largely defeated by the December 2015 deadline given by this administration to eͿectively degrade the insurgency in the Northeast. ‘’This is why we have decided to issue this alert to enable the authorities of both public primary and secondary schools in remote locations, particular in the northern states, to upgrade security arrangements. ‘’It is also aimed at alerting the general public, operators of hotels and entertainment centres, motor parks and

similar facilities to also upgrade their security arrangements for the holidays,’’ the Minister said. He assured that the Federal Government will build on the successes recorded by the military, which has largely met the deadline to degrade the capability of Boko Haram. ‘’Smoked out of their hideouts and badly bruised by our gallant military, the Boko Haram terrorists are now desperate, especially in the face of the depletion of their food supplies. In their desperation, they will not hesitate to embark on actions they feel can still make them relevant or enhance their survival. But the military is ready and able to prevent that,’’ the minister said.

royal lineage with his academic erudition to enjoy the high and easy life. He could have been part of any government or ruling clique that suckled itself on toil, blood and patience of the people. Bala chose to side with the masses. Now it is our duty to side with him.” Earlier in his welcome address, Kaduna State governor, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, extolled the late historian, saying “he cared about ordinary people and spent his life Àghting for the common man. ”He gave

everything he had, his intellect, his resources to advance the life of the downtrodden in Nigeria. That is why we are very proud of him,” the governor said. Also present at the gathering were Lagos State governor, Akinwumi Ambode, Katsina State Governor, Aminu Bello Masari, Osun state Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi among others.

Remove subsidy now, Tinubu urges Buhari

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“Programmes such as transportation subsidies, school feeding, improved basic medical care and coverage for the poor, and potable water projects are some of the things that can be done with the same funds,” insisting that, “what I have said here is more than talk. It is a call to action.” He continued: “This way we can undertake this massive expenditure conÀdent that the fruits will go to the hungry, not

the already too well fed. End the fuel subsidy. Subsidize the people instead - Subsidize the people instead!” he reiterated. He then continued that, “fuel subsidy was a good idea that has been perverted into its opposite. Created to aid the common man, it is now a device used by the crooked to produce a windfall for themselves.” Speaking about the man in whose honour the conference was held, Tinubu said: “Bala could have combined his

till mired in crisis over the N1.4trillion Àne imposed on it by the National Communication Commission (NCC), telecoms giant - MTN has incurred the wrath of another government agency. This time the Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) has Àled criminal charges against MTN Nigeria Communication and its Nigeria Chief Executive O΀cer, Ferdi Moolman, for alleged copyright infringement. The charge with number ABJ/ CR/ 9/201 Àled in the Federal High Court, Abuja was obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) yesterday. In the two-countcharge signed by NCC Prosecutor and Copyright Inspector,

Marypauline OlereLuma; MTN and Moolman are alleged to have infringed on copies of the musical work of an Abuja-based musician, Dovie OmenuwomaEniwo (aka Baba 2010). SpeciÀcally, the defendants were alleged to ``distribute, sell or let for hire or for the purposes of trade or business, expose or oͿer for sale 3009 infringing copies of the musical work’’ of Baba 2010. The musical works allegedly infringed upon by the defendants included: ``Omotena, Gentleman, Christian and unity song’’ by the musician. The oͿences, according to the charge, are contrary to and punishable under Section 20 (2)(a) and 20 (2)(b) of the Copyright Act, Cap C28 Laws of the Federation 2004. No date has been Àxed for hearing the suit.

MURIC urges FG not to join Muslim nations’ military coalition

Mikail Mumuni, Editor, FCT

he Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has dissuaded the Federal government from joining the military coalition of Muslim nations formed to Àght the Islamic State terrorist group, saying Nigeria is not an Islamic state. MURIC, in a press statement yesterday, said its advice is based on the religious conÀguration of Nigeria, the history of inter-religious relations among the nationals and the current security challenges facing the country. The Federal Government (FG) said yesterday that it had not yet decided whether or not to join the all-Muslim alliance. The all-Muslim alliance is a 34-nation military coalition led by Saudi Arabia. “While the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) commends FG for not rushing into the coalition, we advise that Nigeria should stay away from the Islamic military bloc. “The major reason for adopting this line of thinking is the multireligious status of our country. Nigeria is neither a theocratic state nor is it a secular one. This country is made up of two major religious groups (Christians and Muslims) as well as several other traditional religious societies whose number is dictated by the number of its ethnic groups. “A military coalition with a religious colouring will no doubt ignite another controversy. Anybody who thinks

it will favour Nigerian Muslims should check his records again. We a΀rm clearly, emphatically and unequivocally that Nigerian Muslims do not need an Islamic military coalition. We are not at war with our Christian neighbours,” MURIC said. It added: “A religious military bloc is an ill wind that blows nobody any good. Nigeria has enough security problems on its hands. We must also remember that the Boko Haram saga nearly caused religious war between Christians and Muslims because the former misunderstood the setting ab initio thereby accusing the latter of sponsoring the hoodlums. Nigeria’s involvement in an all-Muslim military alliance will revive those fears. “Nigeria is presently leading a non-religious regional coalition against Boko Haram. The same coalition should su΀ce to battle any form of terrorist threat in the West African sub-region.

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Shi’tte-Military showdown: Sect stage protest, prayer session for divine intervention Ted Odogwu, Bureau Chief, Kano

Some ministers sighted outside the Council chambers after the Federal Executive Council meeting scheduled to hold on Friday postponed, in Abuja…yesterday. Photo: Anayo Opara

Traditional ruler applauds FG on establishment of new varsities Ayo Ajoge, Birnin Kebbi

he Chancellor designate of the newly established Federal University, Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, HRH Eze (Dr) Cletus Ikechukwu Ilomuanya, the Obi of Obinugwu and Chairman South-East Council of Traditional Rulers has applauded the federal government for deeming it Àt to establish federal universities in each state of the federation. The royal father made this commendation in Birnin-Kebbi

while Àelding questions from newsmen shortly after his maiden visit and facility tour to the university. He however,argued that Nigeria is yet to have enough universities compared with the high number of admission seekers to the various universities across the country. He then called for establishment of more universities by the federal government, states government and corporate organizations to meet up with the high demand of potential university graduates.

“I was highly impressed to have seen lots of infrastructural work going on at the permanent site of the university barely three years of its establishment” He also commmended the Vice Chancellor and his team for a job well done. Eze Ilomuanya who didn’t hide his feelings over the rate at which corruption has eaten deeply into the societal fabric of the society, commended President Muhammad Buhari for his anti-corruption war and urged Nigerians to

rally behind him in his anti-graft crusade. He advised Pesident Buhari not to be selective on those found wanting to ensure complete success of his noble objective as no corrupt nation can attain any level of development. On those agitating for the Biafran state, he said they are doing so out of ignorance because they don’t know the implication of what they are saying, adding that whosoever knows what war is would never pray for such a thing to happen.

FG will exploit tourism sector to diversify economy –Minister Cyril Mbah, Abuja

inister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has underscored the commitment of the present administration towards exploiting the full potentials of the tourism sector as part of the eͿorts to diversify the economy. The minister, who was represented by the Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Mrs. Ayotunde Adesugba, said at a workshop on ‘Mainstreaming Tourism into the Economic Agenda of Government’ in Abuja that oil revenue could no longer provide resources to meet the growing and competing demands of the nation, hence the need to explore tourism as catalyst for economic

growth and job creation. “The experience of the past three decades clearly highlights the shortcomings of a development strategy that places premium on foreign exchange earnings from non-renewable natural resources, especially oil and solid minerals ‘’The economic and social dislocation that has been the country’s experience from the 1970s right from the Àrst decade of the country had its origin in the collapse of the international oil market. Our experience in the recent past also clearly demonstrates that oil and mineral resources are non-renewable and have very limited potentials for addressing the development challenges that face the country today over the medium and long-term period,”

the Minister said. Alhaji Mohammed expressed the conviction that the nation’s diverse and unique cultural heritage, the Áora and fauna as well as the historical sites that abound in the country are capable of driving tourism to create a sustainable economy that provides jobs and income for the nation. “The uniqueness of tourism as an important economic sector is evident in its ability to employ the skilled, semiskilled and the unskilled manpower, while its resilience is proven by the fact that despite wars, political turmoil, natural disasters, medical scares, terrorists attacks and economic and energy crises in various parts of the world, international trade in tourism services has grown spectacularly

since the 1980s. “Today, as the nation grapples with the daunting challenges of re-strategizing the gains of our democracy and also occupying its pride of place in the comity of nations, tourism has been identiÀed as a veritable option for sustainable development,” he remarked. The minister, who restated the Federal Government’s determination to create a more conducive environment for tourism to thrive in Nigeria, highlighted areas of improvement to include infrastructural development, curbing youth restiveness, which scares away tourists, enactment of a sustainable institutional framework for Public-Private Partnership and the establishment of a national carrier to Áy the nation’s Áag.

arely three days after the military clashed with Shi’tte members on Zaria road, when scores lost their lives, the Muslim sect, yesterday in the Kano State capital staged a protest and prayer session at Masaka Primary School in Dala Local Government Area for divine intervention in the ongoing religious crisis in the country. The procession and prayer session was led by Mallam Sanusi Abubakar, who sought Allah’s judgment on the use of force on innocent and defenceless citizens. Shi’tte, otherwise known as the Islamic Movement of Nigeria prayed for the immediate release of their spiritual leader, Sheikh Ibrahim Al-zakzaki, and other sect members apprehended by the military during the Zaria blockade. Moments after the special prayer session, it was gathered that hundreds of their members walked through Ibrahim Taiwo road through Kofar Mata, via the Kano Central mosque from where they dispersed to their respective destinations. However, the members vowed to continue with the procession until their leader, Sheikh Ibrahim Al-zakzaki is set free by the military authorities. Meanwhile, the Kano

State Government has tasked both conventional and SUKUK, Islamic Stock Market Brokers in the state to formulate reasonable proposals that could address the critical areas of the economy so as to foster development. Making the call at the state investment awareness seminar, organized by the Kano State Investment Properties Limited, the State Governor, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, noted that following the recent acceptance of Islamic capital market, otherwise called SUKUK by the State Government, it has so far received three proposals from stock brokers on how the noninterest capital market would be run so as to enhance the economy of the state. Ganduje, who was represented by the State Commissioner for Finance, Professor Kabiru Isa Dandago, decried a situation where shareholders who were supposed to be treated like royal dignitaries in their respective companies hardly paid attention to the Ànancial activities in the companies. In view of that, he disclosed that they have limited knowledge about how their money is being invested, adding that State government will encourage the Kano State Investment Limited to organize more seminars for stakeholders on the need to understand on how to manage risks on their investment.

Prices of perishable items go up in Kaduna markets

arely a week to Christmas, the prices of perishable items have risen in markets in Kaduna, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports. A market survey conducted by NAN on Friday in Kaduna revealed that the prices of perishable items like tomato, onions and pepper had risen by between 25 per cent and 30 per cent. A basket of tomato which sold for N6, 000 few months ago, had gone up to about N8, 500, while a bag of onions is sold for N26,000 as against N15,000. A bag of hot and sweet pepper which sold for N7, 000 and N6, 000 respectively are now being sold for as much as N10,000 and N7,900 respectively at Kaduna

Central market. The survey however showed that the prices of foodstuͿ, including rice, maize, guinea-corn and others did not record signiÀcant increase. A cross section of dealers in perishable items and foodstuͿ attributed the price increase to the persistent scarcity of fuel and the multiplier eͿect on transportation. They said that they paid more to transport their goods from the hinterland to the cities. They however contended that the hike in prices had not deterred consumers from patronising the items ahead of the Christmas celebration. One of the dealers, Sulaiman Muhammed said that prices of perishables would continue to rise as long as there is scarcity of fuel.

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$2.1bn arms deal opens can of worms as “untouchables” face trial Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

hen President Muhammadu Buhari on August 24, 2015 via a Press statement by his Special Adviser on media and publicity, Femi Adesina asked the National Security Adviser (NSA), Gen. Babagana Monguno to convene an investigative committee on the procurement of hardware and ammunitions in the Armed Forces from 2007 till date, most Nigerians didn’t anticipate the degree of current revelations ditto the existing corruption in government circle. The presidential statement added, “The establishment of the investigative committee is in keeping with President Buhari’s determination to stamp out corruption and irregularities in Nigeria’s public service. “It comes against the background of the myriad of challenges that the Nigerian Armed Forces have faced in the course of ongoing counter-insurgency operations in the Northeast, including the apparent deÀcit in military platforms with its attendant negative eͿects of troops’ morale. “The committee will speciÀcally investigate allegations of nonadherence to correct equipment procurement procedures and the exclusion of relevant logistics branches from arms procurement under past administrations, which, very often resulted in the acquisition of sub-standard and unserviceable equipment.” According to the statement, the investigative committee’s mandate is to identify irregularities and make recommendations for streamlining the procurement process in the Armed Forces. Alas! The Investigative Committee led by A.V.M. J.O.N. Ode (rtd.) has arguably proven that corruption truly exists in government agencies; it has categorically shown the world that these agencies and parastatals are sometimes conduit pipes through which public funds saunter into private pockets. The committee that also has as members: Rear Admiral J.A. Aikhomu, Rear Admiral E. Ogbor, Brig Gen L. Adekagun, Brig Gen M. AminuKano, Brig Gen N. Rimtip all retired as members and Cdre T.D. Ikoli as members revealed hitherto powerful people that have behind mask milked the nation of several billions of naira through frivolous contract or outright stealling. Others members are Air Cdre U. Mohammed (rtd.), Air Cdre I. ShaÀ’i, Col A.A. Ariyibi, retired Grp Capt. C.A. Oriaku, Mr. Ibrahim Magu of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) and Brig Gen Y.I. Shalangwa as secretary. Barely did the committee settle for work than it indicted these powerful Nigerians of collecting huge sums of money from the O΀ce of the National Security Adviser (ONSA). Disappointing news however Àlled the air during the week when Dasuki

in one of his statements to the EFCC declared that he gave President Buhari $300,000 from the said loot he carted while in the o΀ce as the NSA. In swift reaction, the media team of the president, led by Femi Adesina on behalf of their boss denied ever receiving cash of $300,000. Buhari said he did not receive a kobo from Dasuki. According to Adesina, Buhari only received two Jeeps from the Presidency before his inauguration on May 29, 2015. He said, one of the jeeps was armoured and the other ordinary and were sent to Buhari shortly after the attack on his vehicles in Kaduna State by members of the Boko Haram sect, adding that two Jeeps were Toyota Land Cruiser. According to in a text message, “After the attack, he (Buhari) got two Land Cruiser SUVs, one armoured, the other not. “No cash.” So far, over 20 people have been arrested by law enforcement agents in relation to the arms purchase scandal. For instance, Ibrahim Idris Wambai, the former accounts o΀cer II revealed that o΀ce of ex-vice president Namadi Sambo was allegedly on a monthly stipend of N20million from the ONSA, headed by former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki. According to statement of witness/ accused person which was Àled by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Wambai declared that, some presidential aides, like Doyin Okupe also beneÀtted from slush funds, adding that records of all cash payments to such individuals and organizations are still intact He said: “In December 2014, I took cash of N4million to Col. Madaki (rtd) in his residence in Wuse II Abuja. I had made many cash payments to Doyin Okupe, Ahmad Idris (PA to ex-NSA), ADC to former First Lady Patience Jonathan as payments for monthly operation allowances. “The documents showing evidence of the payments are in the o΀ce of Yazidu Ibrahim in cash payment Àles. The exact amounts paid and date of payments I cannot remember but are available in the Àles. “The venue for the collection of the money was my o΀ce and the money was given to me from the cash in the strong room. “So many cash payments were made on a monthly basis to the following beneÀciaries: o΀ce of the former vice president, Arc. Namadi Sambo (N20,000,000). The money was being collected by former deputy chief of staͿ; ADC to former president (amount not known but in cash payment Àles; chief personal physician to former president Goodluck Jonathan; former coordinator on antiterrorism, Gen. Sarkin Yaki; former director PC4, Gen. Terba Waya (rtd); personal assistant, domestic aͿairs to ex-president Goodluck Jonathan. “The amounts and frequency of payments to the beneÀciaries as well as the list of other beneÀciaries are in the cash payment Àles. “I also witnessed several payments in cash to various people. Prominent

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was about payment of N300million to former Chairman on Security and Intelligence, Dr. Bello Matawalle from the cash in the strong room.” He singled out Àve Àrms which were allegedly used as platforms by some people to receive funds from the o΀ce. “The amounts of the Àve companies are ACACIA Holdings Limited(N600,000,000) via account no. 1017330319 with UBA and N650million via account no. 0122012650 with ECOBANK Nigeria Limited; Reliance Referral Hospital Limited(N750m) via account no.2022394057 with First Bank Nigeria Plc; Jabbama Global Nigeria Limited(N400m) via account no. 1013898095 with Zenith Bank; Continental Development etc,” he said. The charge sheet Àled by EFCC shows that suspects beneÀted from the said funds between April 14, 2014 and May 7, 2015. Wambai stated that details of the cash payments from January 2011 to July 2015 are kept in Yazidu Ibrahim’s former o΀ce. Aside Dasuki, Chief Bode George, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the former Rivers state governor Peter Odili were also mentioned as beneÀciaries of about N100 million each from embattled Dasuki. According to EFCC sources, Odili and George “may soon be invited to explain why they received N100 million each from funds budgeted for arms purchase.” Though, met bail conditions, the owner of Daar communications, Chief Raymond Dokpesi too went through hell in the hands of the anti-graft agency – EFCC that detained him for weeks. However, the EFCC explained why it arrested Dokpesi and former governor of the Sokoto state, Attahiru Bafarawa. A source at the EFCC told Newswatch Times that Dokpesi was arrested after detectives established that he got some money from the o΀ce of the former NSA, Sambo Dasuki, “without any clear reason. “Chief Dokpesi received N2.1 Billion from the NSA’s o΀ce but investigators cannot see any clear reason for the payment,” the source stated. On his part, Bafarawa, whose son, Sagir, was earlier detained by the

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commission, was arraigned after investigation showed that he also supposedly got about N4.6 billion from Dasuki’s o΀ce with no clear reason for payment. Detectives said they suspect Sagir acted as front for his father. Supporting the peoples’ expectation that all might not have ended with the aforementioned, the EFCC investigators also detected another line of payment made to companies linked with Nduka Obaigbena, owner of Arise TV and Thisday publisher. Media reported that Obaigbena received at least N650m from Dasuki for questionable transactions. EFCC sources alleged that Obaigbena, who is also the Chairman of the Newspaper Proprietors Association of Nigeria (NPAN) initially dropped out of sight since the discovery and all attempts at reaching him proved abortive. The ThisDay publisher eventually admitted that his newspaper company received a letter from the anti graft commission and that a response had been sent to explain what he knew about the case involving Raymond Dokpesi’s Daar Communications. Obaigbena added that he did not receive any money from the former NSA, a point which EFCC investigators strongly dispute. Arguing that he never got any “suspicious” money from the NSA, he said that the N550 million expenditures he got from Dasuki, were reward for the Boko Haram attack on the Abuja o΀ce of the paper on April 26, 2012, adding that the extra N130 million was compensation for 12 newspapers whose circulation was stopped in 2014 by troops who said they were acting on intelligence that Boko Haram desired to transport explosives under the guise of media cars. The newspapers’ boss wrote a letter dated from December 9, 2015 to the EFCC, in which he pledged to honour the commission’s invitation after returning from the United States of America. Meanwhile, the erstwhile governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and now Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanusi allegedly paid over N40 billion to Continued on Page 14

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$2.1bn arms deal opens can of worms as “untouchables” face trial Continued from Page 13

embattled Dasuki during his tenure as governor of the apex bank. The payments were made as ‘donations’ to assist the military in the Àght against Boko Haram, sources familiar with the matter have revealed. It is however unclear whether the funds were utilized to acquire hardware for the military by the former NSA. This is what investigators at the EFCC are trying to Àgure out. A source familiar with the development further told the media that one of the ‘donations’ involved N20 billion in cash paid out a few weeks before Sanusi was ousted from o΀ce. Also, the EFCC is said to be at a crossroad on how to invite former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Sanusi Lamido to explain what he knows about the looted funds meant for the procurement of arms. It would be recalled that Sanusi was removed as head of the apex bank by the immediate past President, Goodluck Jonathan after he accused the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, of not remitting $20 billion of oil proceeds into the national treasury. According to media reports, EFCC operatives investigating the arms deal are keen on interrogating the emir, but are not certain on the modalities to get the monarch to state what he knows about the numerous disbursements of funds from the CBN to the o΀ce of Dasuki, who has been arraigned for

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money laundering, breach of public trust and diversion of public funds. The report said a source from the EFCC said they were keen on getting Àrst hand information from the emir in such a way that it would not bring the commission into trouble with any individual or group. Contrary to open denial that he never gave Dasuki monies, it has been established that Sanusi on the alleged order of former president Goodluck Jonathan actually donated N19.7 billion from the coͿers of the apex bank to the Nigerian Police Force to facilitate the acquisition of 6 armoured helicopters, communication equipment, armoured patrol vans as well as anti-riot wares.

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The CBN under Sanusi also paid out N3.2 billion naira to the o΀ce of the NSA for the construction of a new counter terrorism centre for the o΀ce of the NSA. The monies were said to be provided under the bank’s intervention fund. Sanusi in a letter to the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria in 2014 while responding to a query conÀrmed that following the orders of former President Jonathan the bank paid N19.7 billion directly to the Police Force for the purchases. “At the height of security uncertainties in Nigeria, the Ministry of Police AͿairs petitioned His Excellency, the President, for access to the CBN Intervention Fund. His

Excellency approved that this be done in his letter of 6 October 2010 referenced MPA/PSD/S/0243… “The CBN Board of Directors then reviewed and approved this request. See Annexure HH for the issuance of a grant by the CBN from the Intervention Fund to the Nigerian Police Force, for the procurement of: Armoured Helicopters, Armoured Patrol Vans, Anti-Riot Equipment; Hand held Communication Equipment,” Sanusi wrote. He further said: “Also, upon the application of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, the CBN paid N2.1 Billion for the automation and renovation of the Federal Executive Council Chamber. “The CBN also initiated, with His Excellency, the President’s approval, the construction of the International Conference Centre for Nigeria. “His Excellency, the President, also requested that the CBN pay N3.2 Billion for the construction of a new counter terrorism centre for the o΀ce of the National Security Adviser. “The FRCN itself is a beneÀciary of the CBN’s intervention policy as the CBN paid the sum of N220 Million to the FRCN and also organised the banking sector, through the Banker’s Committee, to pay N280 Million, totalling a sum of N500 Million, for the construction of the IFRS Academy.” Meanwhile, many notable chieftains of the PDP have become anxious that anyone could be implicated and arrested as the federal government digs deeper into the $2.1 billion arms purchase scandal. Continued on Page 35

Senate on social media’ll attract serious attention - Olusesan Ekisola Role of the media in entrenching good governance has been a matter of great concern in the country. Veteran journalist/ broadcaster, Olusesan Ekisola recently had a chat with Bolu-Olu Esho on the dangerous terrain journalists operate for the love of the nation and the ongoing move by the Senate to gag social media. Excerpt:

n recent times, the Senate is trying to come up with a bill that will check the social media. Some groups of people including the Nigerian Guild of Editors are saying they should not do that. What do you think this will portend for the media sector if the Senate should have its way? Well, it is not just the Senate that has the last say. The Senate can pass the bill if that is what they count to be priority to them but somebody still needs to sign it. Thank God the President has said that the Senate was on its own as far as that is concerned. Even if they pass it, he is not going to sign it. I think people should make a lot of noise but I think it is clear, if

the Senate has enough majority to override the duty of the President, maybe. If that is done, what do you think will happen? Then that will now generate a lot of attention to it because absolutely, it is a wasteful exercise that is not necessary. There are more important items that should draw the attention of the Senate like unemployment. We are trying to fight corruption. It is supposed to be an item. The internet has a lot of stuffs and people can choose to believe what they see. But if they think it is an important thing, something needs to be done then. What was the media like when you started then and what it is

now? The media today compared to the media in the past, we didn’t have as many newspapers, radio stations, television stations. The social media like Facebook, twitter were things to dream about. Even if twitter was in existence, I don’t think it was such a huge thing. So all of those instagram where something is happening in Sapon and everybody in England or Russia or United States already knows about it within minutes was non-existent back then. I don’t know if people even know by papers anymore because everything is now online. I can read online now. Will you say the media is today shaping the society and putting government on the track or were they actually playing that role in the past? In the past, it was combative, especially the written press because that was how Nigeria became independent with the colonial masters and they were able to pressurize the colonial masters to surrender the government back to them and I think it is still in that mode up till now. The electronic, television and radio were owned by the government, so there was very little to do to hold government accountable

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except you have a different party at the centre and another at the state level so there could be a little bit fireworks. So, now we have individual-owned independent radio and television stations. The written press had always been owned by private individuals and government only bought in just to make sure that they were not left in the dark as far as whatever message they needed to pass across. The hisContinued on Page 36

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...Ezeugo raises alarm over NFF resolution to endorse only former members to vie for future executive positions GBOLAHAN DADA

ormer international, Emeka Ezeugo, has condemned the resolution endorsed by the Nigeria Football Federation, (NFF) congress to allow only serving and past members of the executive as future candidates to contest for seats on the NFF Executive ommiÄ´eeÇŻ According to Ezeugo, the resolution has automatically denied other stake holders who have genuine interest in football administration the privilege to contest for positions in the NFF executive boardÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x153;Why are some stakeholders only eligible to contest for positions in the NFF and others are forever ineligible? Ezeugo askedÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x153; have asked one question for about three decades which no

football administrator or sports media operative bothered to answerÇŻ was a football player, played for Nigeria in the Nations Cup, World Cup and the Olympics, any countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s highest honourÇŻ Am not a core stakeholder? Why am ineligible to contest for a position in NFF or the position you are talking about and am eligible to contest any elective position in the land of my birth? Please, donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t give me any answer if you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wanna sound stupid?â&#x20AC;? The former Super Eagles player said he was ready to take the case to the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s number one citizen before NFF turns Nigerian football to cultÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x153; This is one reason must see President uhammadu uhariÇŻ will go on a hunger strike for this and

champion the case of ex-internationals and other relevant bodies with qualiÄ&#x2122;ed individuals to break into the main stream of football administration in the country,â&#x20AC;? he saidÇŻ n line with global best practices and for optimum performance, the Congress also empowered the Executive CommiÄ´ee to enable an amendment in the Statutes that will ensure that Secretaries of Football Associations in the States are appointed by their BoardsÇŻ Meanwhile, Minister for Youth and Sports, BarristerÇŻ Solomon Dalung, has given the NFF an until Christmas to â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;seÄ´le all outstanding bonuses and allowances of our coaches and playersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ÇŻ the Minister informed that he had received an SOS from the aÄ&#x203A;ected coaches and their

Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s raise solid squad for Olympics, Okumagba tells Siasia VICTOR ENYINNAYA

ational Chairman of Nigeria Football Supporters Club (NFSC), Prince Vincent Okumagba, has urged coach Samson Siasia to raise a formidable squad for the 2016 Rio Olympic amesÇŻ The NFSC boss called on the handlers of the team to be ready to brace up as time to Ä&#x2122;sh out fantastic players that would stand the heat of other quality sides that qualiÄ&#x2122;ed for Rio, razil 2016 OlympicsÇŻ He said that it wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be a tea party at that global stage where only the best would be on paradeÇŻ He further challenged the Siasia led crew to critically look inwards to ensure that only the best without sentiment or external inÄ&#x161;uence would adore the colours of

Nigeria during the Games football eventÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;â&#x20AC;&#x2122;This has become imperative so that there will be no excusesÇŻ Nigeria has the capacity to conquer again after the Atlanta 1996 US Olympics where we won the football goldÇŻ f the coaches put their eyes and feet on ground, we have the lads that can deal decisively with thatÇŻ The Senegal 2015 U-23 AFCON Olympic qualiÄ&#x2122;er must serve as lesson to the crewÇŻ The team suÄ&#x203A;ered injuries that nearly threatened its chancesÇŻ Yes, nobody can predict when injury will occur, however, that is why you must go out rightly for Ä&#x2122;rst rate players to avoid when the unexpected (injuries) knock, so that the squad would not be terribly shaken,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; he warnsÇŻ He thumbs up the eÄ&#x203A;orts of the inister of Sports, Youth and Culture, Solomon Dalung on how he raised funds to upset all outstanding payments owed the players before that epic Ä&#x2122;nal and stressed that such guest from the Minister was an added impetus that gingered up the players to go for higher gloryÇŻ He described it as a last minute tonic that worked wonders in favour of the countryÇŻ The way and maÄ´er the Dream Team V lads tackled their Algerian opponents

remains excellent as they maintained their head high against all oddsÇŻ t was a tournament Ä&#x2122;nal; you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t expect an easy rideÇŻ t was explosive exchange from both sides, he saidÇŻ He however hailed the resilient spirit of the team during the recently concluded Africa Under-23 Nations Cup football summit held in Senegal adding that the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exemplary determination, zeal and focus saw them came out tops against all hiccupsÇŻ Okumagba believes that what worked magic for the technical crew and the players was strict belief in themselves and what they can oÄ&#x203A;erÇŻ He pointed out that discipline and ability to adopt strongly also aided the side strongly to ensure that they improve in every game up till the Ä&#x2122;nals of the football competitionÇŻ He said that it is now time to seÄ´le down quickly to raise a one stop side of all timesÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;â&#x20AC;&#x2122;As you will agree with me, their hard work handsomely paid oÄ&#x203A;ÇŻ tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s one lesson every Nigerian team must learnÇŻ They started oÄ&#x203A; well in their Ä&#x2122;rst group game against Mali, only to sleep oÄ&#x203A; in the second stanza but the technical crew led by Samson Siasia never lost faith in the squad, rather they kept on administering technical and tactical solutionsÇŻ

players to appeal for the payment of their entitlementsÇŻ Stopping a breath short of threatening the NFF, Dalung says he expects the meek and bruised ( Coaches and players) to go happy this ChristmasÇŻ â&#x20AC;? The entire executive

has a mandate and the mandate is to do good to allÇŻ have received an SOS from our coaches and players, they have appealed to me as a father to appeal to the federation to please source funds and seÄ´le all outstanding bonuses and allowances of our

coaches and players before ChristmasÇŻ â&#x20AC;? Christmas as it is contained in the bible; the shepherd said the birth of Jesus Christ brought in peace to Mankind, our players and Coaches will need that peace during ChristmasÇŻâ&#x20AC;?

Sand Eagles moan over conditions

s the countdown for this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Copa Lagos reaches the deep end, all seems not to be going on well at the Nigeria camp as players have grumbled over unfavourable conditionsÇŻ The players who have been in camp have not received training gear of any sort and have been training in private kitsÇŻ A player, who spoke under anonymity says he expected beÄér since the competition has reached an elite statusÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x153; really donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t understand why we are being treated this wayÇŻ expected beÄér than what we have been going through,â&#x20AC;?he said â&#x20AC;&#x153; â&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not even sure who is responsible for providing our kits and other playing stuÄ&#x203A; that we needÇŻ We are all confused â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have been training with the kits we brought from homeÇŻ Everyone has something diÄ&#x203A;erentÇŻ t isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t beÄ&#x2122;Äíng as we are representing the countryÇŻ Something needs to be doneÇŻâ&#x20AC;?he added Another player also expressed his dismay at the state of aÄ&#x203A;airs at the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s camp even as he praised the organisers for

making the tournament what it isÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x153;Copa Lagos is a big brand and â&#x20AC;&#x2122;m proud itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a Nigerian brand but things need to be beÄ´erÇŻ Right now we are about to go to training but we are all in our home wear,â&#x20AC;?he revealedÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x153;You need to see us in camp, everyone is in diÄ&#x203A;erent clothingÇŻ think we need to be treated beÄ´erÇŻ donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t even want to talk about camp allowancesÇŻ â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are here are we are going to do our best to

make sure we do well, but at the same time think a lot of issues need to be addressedÇŻ The 2015 Copa Lagos Beach Soccer tournament starts on Friday 18, December 2015 and runs through to Sunday 21, December 2015ÇŻ Eko Atlantic City, Victoria sland, Lagos will be the venue for the prestigious tournament that will involve the Super Sand Eagles, European giants Barcelona, Lebanon and Kano Pillars among othersÇŻ

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I have enjjoy yed sex in i my y marriag i ge and still i do – Afolakemi Olatoy Olatoye ye Mrs. Afolakemi Olatoye, a trained Electrical Engineer, has worked for MTN, VISAFONE, CELTEL and FGP West Africa Limited among many others. She abandoned her high-paying job to cater for the home front. Today, she is the CEO of Forty Beads and Fashions. In this interview with TUNDE ESO, she speaks on her career, home front and love life. Enjoy it. in school and engage themselves with one business or the other and not wait to graduate and start looking for white-collar jobs. For you to be an entrepreneur, you must choose a business you are passionate about and you must be ready to give to the society, not the other way round. Why did you leave your job for business? I left because of the home front. I realized that the course I studied at school is very demanding. As a woman in the ¿eld, I was the only woman among so many men. So, to whom much is given, much is expected and what is worth doing at all is worth doing well. When I was fully into engineering work, I realized that my family was suffering. Another factor that I considered before leaving was the nature of my husband’s job which also occupied most of his ould we know who Mrs Afolakemi time too. So I felt that two of us cannot Olatoye is? I am an entrepreneur, trained as an be out there building careers while our famelectrical engineer, but I has passion for ily suffers and I had to drop the job for the bead making and fashion which is what I do home front. now full time. Your submission explains the fact that you love your husband so much. Some women When did you start your business? I actually started part-time in 1997 and fully would have preferred their career to the in 2007; my company’s name is Forty beads home front; is that not so? Of course, I love my husband. and Fashions.

Why Forty Beads and Fashions? I started as a beader and switched to stringing. But I realized that that there is more to beading than stringing. So I found the need to add professionalism to my business and that brought about the fashion part of it so that one can stand out among many. Presently, I train people to be trainers; so far, I have trained over two hundred people doing well in their own establishments. What do you think a young graduate should do to become an entrepreneur? For me, the individual should graduate ¿rst before going into business. I will advise that the person should start even while in school. Students should think outside the box while

to ¿nd out why I couldn’t come, I will tell them if they proclaim love in Christianity, why didn’t they come to check on me? I used to ask him a lot of questions and that made us to get closer. We started as friends, but I knew what he was driving at. And what made me to know he is my husband was that the ¿rst day he talked to me about having a relationship with me was also the day he proposed to me. He said he was not looking for a girlfriend, but a wife and I am going to be his wife. That statement really surprised me because I had never heard such and most men will still want to wait a while to study you, but he took up the courage to tell me that straight to my face. That made me to give him total love. At that time, he was already a master’s degree holder and I was just entering higher institution, but he waited for me till I graduated and had our wedding a day after my youth service. I completed my service on Thursday and we got married on Saturday. We courted for seven years and now we are 15 years in marriage with four children. Can you describe your husband? Kanmi Olatoye is a gentle, loving and caring man; a man that fears God. If you have the opportunity of re-marrying, would you go for him again? I will marry him again and again. Why? Because he is my perfect man and the only one that understands me most. Some people believe that romance is no longer part of loving, what is your take on this? Romance is like grease that lubricates love life. Some also said it is wrong to hold close to your husband in public, what is your view? If you don’t hold your husband in the public, who do you hold then; holding him shows you are proud of him. For me, I hold my husband close to me any time.

May I know those things you did to enjoy marital bliss. What are the three major things you have contributed to make your Why do you love him? Apart from God, he made me what I am to- PDUULDJH ¿UP" First, understanding. This explains the day. fact that even when you are from the same How did he propose to you? Actually, I was a Muslim and got converted home, you have different foudation. In my to Christianity. I was attending house fel- own case, we are from the same tribe, but lowships in their house. So as a Muslim, not from the same home. He is from Ekiti I was curious to know more about Jesus and I am from Abeokuta and there is this Christ and each time I didn’t attend fellow- popular belief that people from those states ship meetings and they didn’t check on me don’t usually agree on things. People do say Ekitis are proud while Abeokutas are fetish, but when you have the foundation of your marriage in Christ and you also have the knowledge of marriage because most people only prepare for the wedding which is just a one day event and never prepare for the marriage itself that is a life time institution, which is why they fail.

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Kanmi is a gentle, loving and caring man who fears God And you have to understand his personality. When we ¿rst started, I normally saw him as someone that doesn’t visit often or ¿nd the means to call me while other friends’ ¿ancps drove down to see their lovers in school. But I later realized that, that is not enough to stop the relationship with him and it could be a weakness on his part. But he has some other pro¿table strength that has kept the relationship growing; so I quickly balanced it up. Those people that came regularly to visit their ¿ancps may have other faults in their relationships that we can’t see. So it’s not too good to stop a relationship because of one fault or the other; both of you should balance things up. 1ow that he doesn’t call, I will pick up my mobile phone and call him and I will scold him by telling him, µyou don’t call’. Then he will reply by saying he is sorry. But for some people, that is enough to divorce or break up their marriage because the husband or wife doesn’t communicate regularly. Meanwhile, when my husband comes back home and I ask him what happened in his of¿ce, he will tell me the little he can, but when he is with his friends, he might talk further, but with me,

it is not the same. That is the format and I am pleased with it because I already understand him. Folks are not equal. So try to understand yours; I understood mine and I am enjoying him. Second is the understanding of true love. When you understand true love, you won’t have issues with your husband. I made up my mind that I am going to give him true love. There are some things people will tell you your husband did wrong and you just watch. But because love covers multitude of sins and even though he does some things wrong, he is not perfect. In as much as I am not perfect, there are some things he will do that I will just overlook with true love. Please can you describe your marriage? My marriage is sweet and I am blessed to be married to a loving, supportive and caring husband that takes me the way I am; he is also my mentor who helps me to build my career. Sex has separated many marriages and people are not talking about it because they believe it is scandalous. In your view, is sex vital in marriage? <es, sex is a major thing both of you should enjoy in marriage; even God laid emphasis on it. Therefore, no one should deprive the other of sex. For me, I have enjoyed sex in my marriage and I am still enjoying it.

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Nothing better than self-employment mployment – Qowiyyat Qoo w i y y at Yinusa g ng siin rpriis the pretty and ente is a us in Y t ya iy Qow cocktail r small chops and la pu po nd hi be lady /agos 6mall Chops 7he ay 5 le nc 8 t outÀ an uate who is also ad gr y it rs ve ni 8 6tate utt her ou acher speaks ab te er rm fo d an author Qismatt is interview with th in e lif d an ss busine Yinus

an we meet you? My name is Qowiyyat Yinusa, a graduate of Lagos state University. I’m a caterer, but major in small chops. I make spring rolls, samosa, chicken barbecue, mosa, puff puff, grilled ¿sh, peppered snail, prawn in batter, ¿sh in batter, chicken in batter, shawarma, chopped chicken etc. I also write. My ¿rst book ³Being Your Own Role Model´ will be coming out next year In Shaa Allahu. I’ve always wanted to be an employer, being in the kind of country where unemployed graduates roam about seeking for jobs every day, and fate eventually smiles on few of them. But is the pay enough? I already knew I was going to be self-employed before I left school. I always told myself, ³Qowiyyat, this country doesn’t have anything to offer you, but you do have a lot to offer her´. Who are your role models? My mother is my role model. What sets you apart from others in your line of business? Excellence. My unique selling point is my quest for excellence. :KHUH GR \RX VHH \RXU EXVLQHVV LQ WKH QH[W ¿YH \HDUV" Internationally, by the special Grace of God. We would be a household name by then by God’s grace. How has it been since you started? It’s been really challenging, but one has to smile at the challenges and give it a wink. There are some times that you have to negotiate with your customers at a very demeaning price just because you want to get more customers through them. You also have to give out samples too sometimes. But the interesting part is I love challenges. Tell us about your family and educational background? I’m from a family of ¿ve, I have two siblings, and I’m the last born. Lost my father last year though. May his soul rest in peace. Did you train before setting up your business? Yes I did. I trained at the popular e 00 foods in Onikan Shopping Complex here in Lagos. It was really a wonderful experience. I had the talent in me already, but they helped to hone my skills. Do you intend to train people in the nearest future? 'e¿nitely, I love when people are their own bosses. It could be dif¿cult sometimes, but it’s worth it.

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Stunning fashion statements at the premiere of Mo Abubu’s “Fifty” The premiere of the highly anticipated ted movie, “Fifty”, took place ace at the Eko Hote Hotel eel and Suites, Lagos, on Decemb ecembeerr 13th 2015. 2015 5. 5 It was a night of glamou ourr as female celeb celebbrities such as Mo Abudu, du, Toke Makinwaa, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, de, Lamide AkintoAkinto obi, Iretiola Doyle, and a lot more stunne stunned ed in their gorgeous attires. s. Here are some o off the pose.

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tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s conÂżrmed! Mavin star Diâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ja is a married woman. The Âżrst phase of her traditional marriage rites held on Thursday 10th December 2015 at Ungwan Rimi Kaduna State. Big congrats to her and hubby, Rotimi.

ollywood actress, Kenny George, is indeed proud of herself having succeeded in making her dream of establishing a Âżlm school come into manifestation as she unveiled her Ejika Film Academy which was held at the Zen Garden on Monday, December 7th, 2015 at Ikeja, Lagos. The actress also used the occasion to celebrate her birthday as the programme was coordinated by her best friend, Yosi and Tolu. The UK- based actress is known for her good interpretation of roles in movies like Koto, Pasan and new blockbuster movie Taxi driver. She said, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Even though I was not physically present, yet I was fully represented. Words are not enough to show my gratitude, I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t Âżnd the right words to express my joy to everyone who made this day.â&#x20AC;? Actors like Saheed Balogun, Kola Olaiya, Adeniyi Johnson, Bidemi Kosoko, Funke Etti, Kola Olaiya, Idris Bello, Bukola Fawole, Taiwo Ibikunle, Mariam Akande, were there to grace the occasion. The upcoming and new students of Ejika Âżlms Academy were not left out.

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19TH ANNUAL CEO FORUM AWARD AND 9TH ANNUAL INSIDE BUSINESS COMMENDATION AWARD, IN LAGOS…RECENTLY.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx President Buhari receiving Fellowship Plaque from Prof. Ibrahim Agboola Gambari as President Buhari participates as Keynote Speaker at the 15th Emmanuel Onyechere Osigwe Anyiam-Osigwe Lecture series at the International Conference Centre Abuja on Friday.

L-R: Managing Director/CEO, Century 21 Systems Communication Limited, Kenneth OdusolaStevenson; Director, Value Seeds Limited, Bar. Anigbogu Jude Obinna; Managing Director/ CEO, Premier Seed Nigeria Limited, Zaria, Prof. Abraham Ogungbile; Managing Director, Carl Dave Consultants Limited, Alabo (Hon.) Charlesye Charles and Founding Editor-In-Chief, CED Magazine, Onii Nwangwu-Stevenson.

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President Buhari with Rt. Rev Dr. Mathew Hassan Kukah and family members of Late Emmanuel Onyechere Osigwe Anyiam-Osigwe at the event.

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XMAS FAMILY FUN SHARE CELEBRATION

WEDDING CEREMONY OF MR. AND MRS. BAMIGBOYE, HELD AT WINNERS CHAPEL, IKORODU, LAGOS…RECENTLY.

Wife of Lagos State Governor, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode (right) with Santa Claus and the Managing Director, Lagos State Parks & Gardens Agency (LASPARK), Dr. (Mrs.) Titilayo Anibaba (right, behind), presenting gifts to children, during the LASPARK 2015 Christmas Family Fun Share celebration at the Ndubuisi Kanu Park, Alausa, Ikeja, on Tuesday. L-R: Groom, Mr. Gbenga Bamigboye and the Bride, Mrs. Oluwatosin Shogunle.

L-R: Father of the Groom, Deacon Mathew Bamigboye; the Bride’s mother, Mrs. Funmilayo Shogunle; the groom, Mr. Gbenga Bamigboye; the bride, Mrs. Oluwatosin Shogunle; groom’s father, Mr. Olawole Shogunle and the grooms mother, Deaconess Alice Gbamigboye of C.A.C., Ajegunle Ikorodu, Lagos.

Wife of Lagos State Governor, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode (middle); Managing Director, Lagos State Parks & Gardens Agency (LASPARK), Dr. (Mrs.) Titilayo Anibaba (3rd right), jointly cutting the cake with other Senior Officers of the Agency and pupils, during the ceremony.

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How to keep your man indoors this season

ow that the holiday season is in full swing, everybody is pulling out their Christmas decorations, in attempt to add some Yuletide cheer. Contents from the attic, garage and other various storage places become a little barer, and the house becomes a little more cluttered. While Christmas decorations are all about fun, they aren’t the only way to get into the Christmas spirit. Keeping you man indoors is another better way to get your holiday a memorable one, otherwise he could seek fun outside and that may be disastrous to your marriage at the long run. Here are some fun ways to keep your man at home this season. 1.Almost any man will become impressive with a seductive look and romantic perfumes around her woman this season. Wear inviting perfumes, re-arrange your apartment, make your home neater and ready to give him daily oral sex. 2 Offer him a lot of sex: A lot of women aren’t into offering it nearly as much as men would want it - and that’s because it can be uncomfortable until you know what you’re doing. But to keep your man at home this season, offer him a lot of sex. 3. Here’s another thing, treat him with respect, love him the way he loves you, don’t change him because that is a guaranteed failure, and don’t send him out of home this season with complains and rumours. Better still, gist him up on how to make him perfect in bed, like suggesting fruits and herbs that can sustain his level of ejaculation e.g. garlic, ginger and honey. Discuss how to make your children happier and how to grow in your marriage or love life. 4. A great way to arouse your man and show him you love him is to give him an erotic massage. If you man has been working hard all week then there’s likely nothing he’d appreciate more than a nice massage at the end the week. Unless it’s an erotic massage! What could be more arousing to a man than having the woman he loves rub him all over? How about having the woman he loves rub him all over while they’re both naked and uninhibited. A sensual erotic massage is a great way to get closer as a couple, and unwind together. You’ll both feel the stresses of the week just melting away. You might want to begin by taking a nice hot shower together so you’re relaxed and he’s ready to fully enjoy the gift you’re giving him. We will meet again next week.

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ccording to the Lord’s Prayer; “Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us....” Forgiveness has a measure to which it is measured, especially by God. Forgiveness is the act of not feeling angry with someone who has done something to harm, annoy or upset you. It could be one not forgiving one’s self for doing something to upset or hurt or even harm someone else and oneself. For instance you may find it hard to forgive yourself for being addicted to violence, sex, nicotine or even drugs in the past. Mostly because it probably had brought about some irreversible consequences. You may be discontent with what was being done, how it was done, what was said, how it was said (the context). It could be the other person’s attitude or the way and manner you are viewed and assessed. Forgiveness can be thought of as a transforming experience that fosters more positive emotions and less negative thoughts about others as well as oneself. God is forgiving and merciful, so to emulate God as a creation of His, is to be forgiving as He is or like Him. If at every misbehaviour or mistake, God acts and deals with us based on our ill doings, then no one will be in existence. We will all be destroyed by now. We should always bear in mind the answering of our prayers is dependent on how well we forgive people who either intentionally or unintentionally offends or betrays us and our trust for them. Many times we hold grudges, harbour past hurts and pain in our hearts against someone who isn’t even aware he/she hurt us. There is need to try or endeavour to let people that offends us know they have done something we don’t like, so they can apologise and ask for forgiveness. A forgiving person is always full of joy, trust, security, grace, confidence, peace and more. Children do really have forgiveness innate in them, unforgiving behaviour are usually modelled to them by the adults. You see two children fight over the ownership of a toy

FORGIVENESS - the aid or a snack, immediately you resolve the misunderstanding for them, they go back to play together again. When it comes to the act of forgiveness, it isn’t so much of what you teach or inculcate in isolation, it needs role modelling for effectiveness in the life of the child and others around you. I found out that some adults keep malice with their children when and if they err. They allow themselves to keep away from smooth and plain line of communication between them and their children, for days. Keeping a child at arm’s length for doing something wrong should not be allowed to persist for long, depending on the circumstance, the child’s temperament and what is aimed to be achieved. For some children your friendship matter, whereas for some others they are not bothered or keen about if you relate or communicate with them or not. They are able watch how you behave after a misunderstanding with your partner or friend. They watch your interactions, altercations, dies contempt and anger towards other acquaintances, looking out for how you will behave towards them soon after. They watch how you receive words of apologies explanations of why some event went the way they did. Depending on the situation, do you still hold grudges, do you still engage in not forgiving the party/parties involved? The young ones watch your relationship with other people to imbibe a way of life. A forgiving person is broad minded, readily able to view things from multiple perspectives of why, which is the possibilities of why what transpired happened. The possible circumstances surrounding the situation and more. Someone with these ways of reasoning, will easily find excuses for the offender before there is an apology “tendering”. A forgiving person is always free, delightful and friendly. Mostly with a pleasant mood. They easily relate with older and younger people without any itch. With teenagers and youths forgiveness is a big deal indeed. They are at this time competitive, revolting and revengeful. They can easily plan strategies on how to get back at the offender. It is at this time they join cults and gangs to feel loved and a sense of belonging. They as a group are either taking laws into their hands or taking revenge due to unforgiveness. For this group unforgiveness can degenerates into crimes like murder, dropping with drugs, rape, assault and more. They as young adults should be taught to love unconditionally. Forgiveness isn’t something you do for others, it’s something

you do to get well, be productive and move forward in life, because unforgiveness traumatises, inflicts pain and holds victims captive with depression and setbacks. Forgiveness of others and of oneself is the poignant. It’s a balm for hurt and angry feelings. It is the way to freedom, happiness and success. Forgiveness for couples is the aid they need always to rescue their love and life together. There should never be something that can’t be forgiven between couples, no matter the situation nor case. Forgiveness warrants a lot of endurance, patience, understanding, grace, compassion empathy and being humane. Unforgiveness could even ignite violence and war between villages, countries, races, region and other sects as the case may be. Forgiveness heals your Spirit, your Soul and your body. Heals your Spirit by making you a wise and suitable recipient for God’s blessings. It heals your soul by setting you free from anguish, bitterness, hatred, confusion, resentment, sadness and more. Forgiveness also heals your body from sickness and illness, especially the long running ones like cancer, ulcer, headaches or migraine in some cases, irregular blood pressure, and others. It helps keep you away from harm, pain, attacks and war. Professionals have observed from clinical practice that clients who were able to forgive saw improvement in psychological and sometimes physical health. Many sources suggest that forgiveness can lead to decreased anger, depression and anxiety, and stress as well as enhanced well being, including peace of mind. This can also have important implications for the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular and other chronic diseases. To rescue these issues of unforgiveness, some institutions have decided to set up “Forgiveness Projects” it is to illustrate to the world the power of forgiveness as a healing mechanism for individuals, groups, nations and the world. Recently, research based on controlled studies has shown that forgiveness training can be effective in reducing hurt and stress. Talk about what holds you captive, visit a counsellor, a therapist or your offender for reconciliation. Be guided, be aided, set yourself free, keep your soul at rest and be liberated. You are forgiven, be alive and well. Life is sweet.

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Sports/EURO League

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remier League clubs are dominating Europe’s rich list with ęve English teams featuring inside the top 10, according to a new league table of the continent’s most valuable sides. La Liga giants Real Madrid lead the way with an estimated worth of £2.07billion, but Manchester United follow them closely with a ęgure of £2.05bn, according to the London School of Marketing.

United and Manchester City are the only English clubs to be valued at more than £1billion with the blue half of Manchester looking to gain ęnancial ground on their rivals in recent years. City moved a step closer to becoming one of the superpowers of world football earlier this month by selling a stake in their parent company to a Chinese consortium for £265million. The ęgure being paid by the Chinese for 13

per cent of the City Football Group is the roughly the same as it cost owner Sheikh Mansour to buy the whole club in 2008. The deal values City at £2bn, which is only marginally less than their great rivals at £2.05bn. Barcelona make up the top three with a worth of £2.007bn while Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich are the only German team to feature in the top ęve with an estimated £1.5bn.

Hazard’s dad dismisses fake injury claims

den Hazard’s father has denied claims that the Chelsea midęelder faked an injury during Chelsea’s 2-1 defeat by Leicester on Monday. Hazard was left writhing on the pitch in apparent agony after being caught late by Jamie Vardy and was seen clutching his hip prior to his 31st minute substitution. After the match, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, who was sacked on Thursday afternoon, revealed he had asked Hazard to continue, but the player decided he could not. It led one Belgian newspaper on Wednesday to question whether Hazard had faked his injury in some sort of boycoĴ of Mourinho. But Hazard’s father Thierry has dismissed the

Blatter deserves Nobel prize -Russian President

suggestion, insisting that his son is still working hard for Mourinho. Thierry told Het Nieuwsblad: ‘These are stories that are invented when things go bad. ‘Do you really think Eden would feign an injury in such an important match? No, he really hurt his hip. ‘He’s still preĴy cool

underneath. Every footballer has such periods of adversity. ‘Eden will continue to work hard. For Mourinho, yes. They really are still the same.’ Hazard did not train on Wednesday and remains a doubt for the match against Sunderland at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Cameron breaks United, EPL records

anchester United have revealed that young defender Cameron BorthwickJackson has the longest name of any player ever to have represented the club. Good news, perhaps, for the 18-year-old, who has already created a liĴle piece of Old Traěord history. Bad news, certainly, for those who want his name printed on the back of their replica shirts - with 23 leĴers, at £1 a leĴer those kits won’t come cheap. Cameron BorthwickJackson has the longest name in Manchester United and the Premier League’s history Borthwick-Jackson made his United debut as a 76th-minute substitute in the 2-0 win over West Bromwich Albion on 7 November and his ęrst start in last

week’s shock 2-1 defeat at Bournemouth as injury ripped through Louis van Gaal’s squad. Still, no maĴer. Because BorthwickJackson can also claim to have set another record: that of the longest name in Premier League history. It is a record he jointly

holds with Kevin Theophile-Catherine, formerly of Cardiě City, and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, the one-time Hull City striker. Former Arsenal ace Giovanni van Bronckhorst is just one leĴer shy, while the top10 is completed by a host of tongue-twisting stars.

ussian president, Vladimir Putin, said recently that suspended FIFA President, Sepp BlaĴer was ‘a very respected person’. He added that it was up to investigators to establish whether there actually were cases of corruption in the world football body. Putin said: ‘Whether there are signs of corruption in FIFA, the investigation must show. Putin also said of ŝ9-year-old BlaĴer: ‘He has done a lot for the development of world soccer’ ‘As for Joseph BlaĴer, he is a very respected

person, he has done a lot for the development of world soccer... That’s the one to be awarded Nobel Peace Prize,’ Putin added. Speaking at his annual news conference, Putin also said Russia had won

its right to host the World Cup fairly. He then suggested that it was open for joint work on tackling doping following accusations of widespread doping among Russian athletes.

Rooney: Man U’s chief motivator - De Gea

ayne Rooney may not be in the best of form this season, but he is still Manchester United’s principle leader oě the pitch. That is according to goalkeeper David de Gea, who insists the United captain ‘has a big personality’ and ‘always speaks up’. United’s skipper has missed the last

three games in all competitions with an ankle injury but De Gea said his importance to the team went beyond his contributions on the pitch. Wayne Rooney is a huge inĚuence oě the pitch at Manchester United, says keeper David de Gea De Gea says captain Rooney is the ęrst to speak up at United and is the primary motivator for players Keeper De Gea says Rooney ‘has a big personality’ and ‘always speaks up’ in the

dressing room ‘As our captain he has a big personality. He always tries to motivate us. When things are going badly it’s always him who speaks up and encourages us,’ the keeper said. ‘He’s breaking all kinds of records for goals scored and games played and I reckon he deserves it as he is such a great player. ‘And he’s the same oě the ęeld. He’s the club captain and he’s the one who has to do the talking and motivate us. That’s what he always does.’

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League Watch

Baraje not sacked – Akwa Utd C o n f i r m s C o o re m a n ’s a p p o i n t m e n t

kwa United FC of Uyo has denied the rumours making the round that it has sacked Coach Zachary Baraje who led the team to win its ęrst ever national trophy when the Uyo based side defeated Lobi Stars of Makurdi to lift this year’s Federation Cup. The Akwa Ibom State ęnanced side said there was no iota of truth in

the rumour saying the experienced coach was not axed by the club. According to the Media OĜcer of the club, Uwem Ekoh, what happened was that Baraje signed a year contract with Akwa United and that one year contract ended this month. “It is not true that Coach Zachary Baraje has been sacked by Akwa United.

What happened is that Baraje signed a year contract with Akwa United Fc and the one year ended this month (December) and it was not renewed,” Ekoh explained. “That is the truth of the maĴer. So, it is not true that Baraje has been ęred by Akwa. I don’t know where those who went to town with the falsehood got their

information,” the Akwa United spokesman said. Speaking further, Ekoh conęrmed the recruitment of Coach Maurice Cooreman, who guided Nigerian National League side, Ikorodu United FC to gain promotion to the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) at the end of 2014/15 league season. “It is true that Akwa United has recruited Maurice Cooreman to steer the ship Akwa next season. “Of course he is happy to have been appointed to be at the helm of aěairs when the season kicks oě. He has promised to deliver the continental trophy to us and we believe him because he is an experienced and good coach. “Cooreman has spent up to 15 years in the Nigerian League and he has won both the league and the Federation Cup and this is not the ęrst time he will be taking a Nigerian Club to the continent. “He is not new with CAF Confederation Cup competition because few years ago he led Kaduna United FC to the continent where they represented the country,” Uwem said.

Sokari teamed up with CS Sfaxien

igeria and Enyimba International FC of Aba midęelder, Kingsley Sokari, has

signed a three-andhalf-year deal with CS Sfaxien. The 20-year-old was unveiled by the 2013

CAF Confederation Cup winners on Monday, will wear the jersey No.20. The exit of the former Enyimba star will

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t seems that all is not well in the camp of Heartland FC of Owerri as the position the club’s experienced Media OĜcer, Cajetan Nkwopara, is already on the line. According to League Watch source, it seems that the eěorts to strip the former Sun Newspaper sports journalist of his position is being threatened by

forces who feel that he is not allowing them have their way. It would be recalled that about three months ago, one of Governor Rochas Okorocha constituted Task Forces to monitor departments and agencies stormed Heartland FC and made series of allegations bordering on ęnancial misappropriations against the management team which Nkwopara

is a member. Since that visit all has never been well with Heartland when the management led by the General Manager, Okey Ibeh had denied all the alleged ęnancial misappropriation levelled against him, the task force seems not to be satisęed and has been doing everything possible to ensure that the management team is emasculated.

automatically exempt him from playing part in the Super Eagles’ campaign at the 2016 Championship of African Nation in Rwanda in January next year. “The midęelder of the Nigerian national team Under-23, Sokari Kingsley has signed with CS Sfaxien by signing a contract of three years and a half,” the club website announced. “The 20 years old came to reinforce the staě of the CSS margin the winter transfer window in 2015. Welcome Sokari in CSSiste family and good luckǷ” it concluded. He will team up with fellow youth international, Junior Ajayi, who joined the North African side last summer. Interestingly, both scored to earn Nigeria Under-23 a 2-0 opening victory against Ghana at the 2015 All African Games in Brazzaville. CS Sfaxien, who is unbeaten in opening eight straight games, sits atop of the Tunisia Ligue 1 table with 22 points, a point ahead of closest rival, Esperance.

I’m optimistic Ugwuanyi ’ll reposition Rangers – Chukwu

ormer Enugu Rangers and national team captain and coach, Christian Chukwu, has expressed optimism that in distant time, the old good days of Enugu Rangers would return. The former Harambee Stars of Kenya coach said his optimism stemmed from the promise made by the Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi that he was going to reposition the Enugu Flying Antelope in no distant time. “I believe that the old good days of Enugu Rangers are around the corner. Why I am saying this is because the Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, has promised that he is going to ensure that Rangers are repositioned to bounce back and take their pride of place in the comity of elite club in the country. “Of course, the governor is somebody that honours his words that is why I am very excited and hopeful that in distant time Rangers will bounce back to reckoning. “We want the old good days of Ranges to return because Rangers have been in the doldrums for a

very long time. “Just recently, Governor Ugwuanyi held a stakeholders meeting on how to reposition Rangers with the sole aim of ensuring that the old good days of the club are back. “It is open secret that Rangers dominated the Nigerian league in the 70s and 80s but since 1984 when they won their last trophy, the former African Cup winners champions have been a shadow of themselves no thanks to lack of adequate support from the previous governments. “But now that we have somebody that we can trust I believe that Rangers will soon take its pride of place in the country elite league,” Chukwu said.

CHAN 2016: Nigeria won’t fail in Rwanda –Thomas

igeria national team B goalkeeper otherwise known as the CHAN Eagles, Femi Thomas, says the Super Eagles will make the nation proud at the 2016 African Nations Championship which kicks oě in January. The country CHAN Eagles commenced preparation for the championship billed for Rwanda on Tuesday and the former Flying Eagles and Dream Team goalkeeper revealed that preparation is in top gear for a spending outing. “Training has been hard in camp but all boils down to one mission which is to make Nigeria proud in Rwanda,” Thomas told Goal.

“Qualifying for the tournament is not our last bus stop. We intend to lift the title having placed third in our debut outing in South Africa. “We can’t aěord to fail Nigerians at this point and we will certainly give all our best to ensure we subdue other teams.” The Super Eagles will face former champions, Tunisia and debutants Niger and Guinea in Group C and the Enyimba goalkeeper who had an imposing outing with the Aba Elephants feels no team is a push over. “Though the group looks very easy but we will never underrate any team because they worked hard to reach the tourney,” he added.

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Politics

Gender equality and Southern women before Buhari’s telescope By Remi Adiukwu-Bakare

t is established that in the past, the world was run via patriarchal system where leadership was the prerogative right of male folks only. But history has proved that female folks are meticulous and could march their male counterparts in all spheres of life. That is why female are emerging as governors, senators, lawmakers and occupying various positions of authority. It is imperative to inform or better still caution our Head of State, President Muhammadu Buhari that our image in the comity of nations has been undermined by his perception about womenfolks exhibited in the appointments made so far since the advent of his current government. We may need to be cautious of the fact that the number of women involved in the running of our affairs in this nation is one of the indices used in measuring how humanright-compliant we are. The Beijing resolutions and agreements are being executed by some nations to the point that women now emerge as elected head of government in different nations. In our country, former President Olusegun Obasanjo gave the Beijing agreement consider-

ation which made him appoint some women into his cabinet in the eight years he spent in office. His successor, the late President Umaru Yar’Adua gave the agreement life in the nation as he opened his door of appointments to more women. Immediate past President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan improved upon this when he took the mantle of leadership. It is noteworthy to state that all these women appointed by the three governments performed exceptionally that a number of them were reappointed by all the three governments, like the late Professor Dora Akunyili. It is a notorious fact that in academic milieu, femalefolks excel among their male counterparts, this makes it unfathomable where the reason for discriminating against them when it comes to appointments and occupying positions of responsibility came in. President Buhari appears to have heeded after being nudged by various groups and individuals including myself about the number of women on the list of his ministerial nominees, but he garnished this response with nepotism. Out of the six women he reluctantly included in his cabinet, only one is from the South and that is Kemi Adeosun, the new minister of Finance.

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This is a season all Nigerians are looking forward to a president who they voted for to be a rallying point and pivot of unity as well as navigator of the change they all clamoured for. It is unfortunate that the message being sent by Mr. President to the women in the Southern part of the nation is ominous and this is capable of further dividing the nation particularly on tribal lines. Giving the prevailing situations in the country a cursory look, it won’t be out of place to say all we should be striving for is peace. It is common-

sensical that development could only happen in an environment where peace reigns. The menace of insurgence still stares at us, the resurgence of the Biafra campaign could not be dismissed with a wave of hand. Both are regarded as end results of misrule and insensitivity of people at the helm of affairs of the nation in the past. The womenfolks in the South see the allotment of one position to them as an insult and a way of portraying them as being inferior to their counterparts from the Northern part of the nation. It is inexplicable that in a region where two out of the three nations that formed the entity Nigeria only one woman was seen as capable of occupying the office of a minister. But irrespective of the message being tacitly passed by Mr. President to women in the South, we shall remain resolute in our determination to fight the bloodless war of getting what is due to us in the country together without recourse to our ethnic nationality. It is foolhardy to think the action of the president is without a reason, but all women irrespective of our tribe must unite to prevent the looming ploy to truncate our goals of joinContinued on Page 36

$2.1bn arms deal opens can of worms as “untouchables” face trial Continued from Page 14

A senior member of the party said that a good number of PDP chieftains are going to be aͿected by the arms procurement scandal. A source said: “My brother, the situation is messy. A lot of our members beneÀtted in one way or the other from the fund meant for arms procurement. I’m afraid that the days ahead will be tough for some senior members of the PDP.” Operatives of the anti-graft commission have also arraigned Air Vice Marshal Salihu Atawodi (rtd), the former chairman of the Presidential Implementation Committee on Marine Safety. A source at the EFCC revealed that Atawodi was blamed for deceiving the government to the tune of over N600 million through doubtful contracts to buy army boats. The source said he gave the contract to one Alhaji Rabiu’s Hypertech Nigeria Limited who was aid to have been fully paid, but the boats were never received. The source in the opposition PDP revealed that fear has gripped some of its leaders since the last round of arrests were made. An insider source in the PDP Board of Trustees stated that he has urged most of his colleagues to be ready for arrest at any time, saying, “I advised that we should be mindful how we speak because it will look like PDP is defending corruption. Crisis is not good for the party. The Dasuki issue is taking another dimension. Before now,

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it was attracting some sympathy; but the way it is going, many people are having a rethink. He is our member and people will think the money was used for campaign.” The issue was reportedly discussed at the recent National Working Committee (NWC) meeting of the PDP. Meanwhile, former president Goodluck Jonathan has dissociated self from the “malicious reports” indicting him in the ongoing arms deal scandal. Speaking at a forum co-hosted by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington DC, United States, Jonathan said his administration never awarded any contract in the range of $2 billion for procurement of arms. Jonathan who was the sole speaker at an event titled ‘Presidential elections

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and democratic consolidation in Africa: Case studies on Nigeria and Tanzania’ said: “I did not award any $2 billion contract for procurement of weapons. Where did the money come from? I did not award a contract of $2 billion for procurement of weapons.” But it would be recalled that Dasuki in a statement recently said that all contracts and accruing payments were made based on the approval of former President Jonathan. He added that due process and military procurement regulations were followed in all the transactions he had supervised. He said: “Nigerians should note that all the services generated the types of equipment needed, sourced suppliers most times and after consideration by the O΀ce of the NSA, the President will approve application for payment.” In contrast, Jonathan in his speech suggested that the claims by the

Buhari-led administration were false and unsubstantiated. Noting that he was aware of allegations of huge sums of money that were said to be missing from the Nigerian treasury, Jonathan claimed that some of the Àgures mentioned were not believable, “Sometimes, I feel sad when people mention these Àgures,” he expressed. According to him, “When the president (Buhari) paid o΀cial visit to the US, there were some Àgures that were mentioned that I don’t believe.” Jonathan, who said he did not want to join issues with the current government, drew attention to Àgures like the $150 billion alleged to have been stolen in previous Nigerian administrations. He derided the probability of “$150 billion American money” being missing and “Americans will not know where it is,” adding that at any rate President Buhari did not accuse his administration. He said: “He didn’t say my government, he said previous administrations… $150 billion is not 150 billion naira. People play politics with very serious issues. “In Nigeria, if you lose $59.8 million in a year, federal and state governments will not pay salaries,” he said, adding that: “there is no way Nigerian budget can accommodate such a loss without the country coming to a standstill. Of course we brought international audit teams, forensic auditors and they didn’t see that.”

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Politics

UPU rescinds decision on Amori, Igbuya others Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

rhobo Progressive Union (UPU) has reversed its earlier stand on excommunication of Senator Representing Delta Central, Chief Ighoyoya Amori, Delta State Speaker, Rt. Hon Monday Igbuya, former Minister of Information, Prof Sam

Oyoubaire, Member Representing Sapele, Okpe and Uvwie Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon Evelyn Oboro and Chairman, Committee on Appropriation, Delta State House of Assembly, Hon Erhiatake Ibori. Chairman of the Interim Committee, Chief Gabriel Ofotokun said some individuals orchestrated the excommunication for selfish reasons.

“There was no time we took decision to excommunicate you and others. It was done for personal reason. There is nothing like excommunication. It was a demonic opinion of certain individuals. We are going to address a world press conference. I repeat, there was no time we excommunicated our Àrst eleven. If you excommunicate your Àrst eleven, who are you going to use to achieve result? If

Gender equality and Southern women before Buhari’s telescope Continued from Page 35

ing hands with our men to put this nation on the right footing. Without sounding immodest, the efforts of former Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala contributed tremendously to the debt cancellation we enjoyed from our creditors club before the 2003 general elections. More women might have been appointed from some geopolitical zones in the past, but this should not be seen as a deliberate calculation to undermine the dignity of women from other zones.

President Buhari should not see himself as a tool to get unsolicited pound of flesh from other zones in favour of his zone. He should remember that he won the election as a result of support he got from other zones besides the North. It is an incontrovertible fact that more women turn out to cast their votes on elections dates than men. Therefore, our president should see women as co-drivers of the nation’s socio-economic and political vehicle rather than spare tyres.

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we need anything from the Delta State House of Assembly today, we need to see you. God has done it for Urhobo. Our son is the speaker of the house,” he said. Ofotokun who paid courtesy call on the speaker in Sapele on Saturday said the expulsion was rescinded by the president general of the various communities. “Since the so-called wise men purportedly excommunicated you, can they ask you to support the Urhobo nation? The answer is no. Sen Ighoyota Amori is representing Urhobo in the senate. If that senator is said to be excommunicated, how do you go to the senate to ask for something? Where do we go from here? Describing those be-

hind the evil agenda as brainless and demonic, Ofotokun expressed optimism that the union would not have issues like these again. “You are a great man. God made you for a time like this. We are very proud of you. It is not easy to be speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly. Our aim of coming is to congratulate you, beg you for the error committed and to discuss the way forward for the apex organization of Urhobo nation, Urhobo Progress Union (UPU)”. Ofotokun who also discussed the programmes of the union with the speaker praised late Patrick Aziza for his progressive ideas and Ànancial contributions to the union.

Senate on social media’ll attract serious attention – Olusesan Ekisola Continued from Page 14

tory of the media in Nigeria is tied to the run up to the fight for Nigeria’s independent at the time people like Obafemi Awolowo founded the Nigerian Tribune, Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe’s The Pilot. I don’t think there were too many privately-owned papers back then but whatever was on the ground by then, was strong enough to influence government to also want to buy into the print medium to make sure they are able to be one of the big players so that when the private ones were saying whatever they wanted to say, the government ones will come in contrary. So, we had the New Nigerian and Daily Times at the time, and some at the state level like Sketch, Observer who were also players. So it has been a big duty of the press. We grew up hearing that the press must be the fourth estate of the realm. The executive, the judicia-

ry and legislature and then you have the press as the fourth arm of government. And gradually, I think with rising monetization of everything within the political sphere, a lot of compromise began to develop. Not just the only thing, back then when you published anything that makes the government uncomfortable, they will go and throw you in jail for a few days so that they can make you cool off your heels a little bit, so that you can readjust and learn which way to go or not to go. Now, it is a little bit even worse. It is more dangerous to be a journalist. I was reading something from the CPJ trying to get information about places it is dangerous to be a journalist. I think Nigeria is one of those. It is very difficult to rate the press as far as trying to make government accountable. They have done their best, giving the situation in which

they are operating but they could still have done more. It is not all in isolation, there has to also be protection in terms of the legal framework that will let you fight in case anything happens like the first amendment right of the United States. So holding government accountable is a very difficult thing in a very difficult operation environment. The press and others have done a good job with the Freedom of Information Act but getting the information is not the issue but being able to get the information and use it like it is supposed to in a professional way, not using it in a way that will create a hostile environment for even you. If you collect inducement, then you turn around to reveal information from the people you collected inducement from someone, first of all, you have exposed yourself to all kinds of dangerous situations.

You could be jailed, you could be made to pay, and you could even get into bigger trouble than that. So it is not the easiest thing to do within the Nigerian operating environment but I believe that a lot of progress has been made and people will be able to build on that. What would you say about the issue of remuneration for media practitioners? Let me look at it as an outsider. First of all, how did we get there? There are several components to that. The people that are setting up the media houses depend on advertisement and revenue they can generate by selling air spaces and things like that. What I am aware of is that there is disconnect between how much is made in terms of what is on paper and what is in the bank account. They are two things. Having said that, what other options would

you expect from somebody running the business if he finds himself up against the rock like that? There are two options, reduce the staff, shut down everything and let everybody go or keep hoping that things will get better. So I cannot pronounce effectively on that until I have real evidence that this guy has money but he is not just paying, that is different. But if it is the scenario of expected receivables and there is none, even if he has so much reserve, it will finish if nothing is going in. The practical thing is to actually look at how this can be sustained. But it is good for people to work and get paid. So it just boils down to maybe planning. Even if he is now in dare state, he’s not even having anything coming in, well it is becoming more difficult but there must be a way to make sure that that is resolved but there must be a way.

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Sports Update

Africa Nations’ Cup victory: Saraki lauds Dream Team

enate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, yesterday lauded the Under-23 soccer team for bringing glory to the country by emerging victorious at the ęnals of the Under-23 Africa Nations Football Championship in Dakar, Senegal last Saturday. In a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu in Abuja, the Senate President said the Dream Team VI has once again advanced the soccer prowess of the country particularly in Africa and the world in general. He specięcally com-

Saraki

Abia Warriors set target for Boboye

bi Warriors bia W i have tasked new coach, Kennedy Boboye, to win the Nigeria league next season or at least win a continental ticket. The 37-year-old former U23 star was unveiled in Umuahia to the club’s fans and well wishers in a ceremony that aĴracted who is who in sports in Abia State. Boboye, who was accompanied to the occasion by his manager, Idika Okoro, has joined the Umuahia club after he led Sunshine Stars to a sixth-place ęnish last season. He has replaced former Flying Eagles coach Isa Ladan Bosso, who led Abia

Warriors in their ęrst two campaigns in the premier league. Warriors chairman Emeka Inyama said club’s ambition is to gun for the league title or at least pick a continental ticket at the end of the

season and promised him of all the assistance he needs from the management in order to succeed. He lamented that Bosso could not meet the club’s target of picking at least a continental

Boboye

ticket in the two seasons he held sway. Boboye said he was happy to be a member of the Abia Warriors family and promised that he would consolidate on the foundation already established in order to take the club to the expected height. While calling for all hands to be on deck, Boboye, said he had always admired the way Abia Warriors play, revealing that he decided to pitch his tent with the Umuahiabased outęt despite oěers coming from elsewhere, because of the professional way the club is run and promised he would meet the club’s aspirations at the end of the season.

mended the resilience, dedication and focus of the team which saw them beating their Algerian counterparts during the ęnals to lift the coveted trophy for the ęrst time. He equally commended NiǑgerians, team oĜcials and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) for their support and eěorts which culminated in the success recorded by the Dream Team VI. Saraki said: “You have made us proud by leading the country to aĴain this soccer victory for the ęrst time in this particular category. You have equally lived up to your name as the Dream Team by emerging best in Af-

rica. It is my hope that you will go to Brazil and conquer the world at the 2017 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. “I must say that your superlative performance during the tournament is a clear demonstration of what youths are capable of contributing to national development if well motivated,” he stated. He said that the Senate in particular and the National Assembly in general would continue to support genuine eěorts of the Federal Government aimed at boosting both local and international sporting activities through relevant legislation and budgetary appropriation.

Wolves demand $2m for Etebo

igeria premier league side Warri Wolves have placed a staggering $2 million on Under-23 midęelder, Oghenekaro Etebo. Etebo was stand-out performer as Nigeria clinched the Under-23 AFCON in Senegal last week. He was top scorer at the championship with ęve goals and has been nominated for the CAF Most Promising Talent of this outgoing year. Several clubs are already queuing up for the exciting aĴacking midęelder including Egyptian double champions Zamalek. Two top Tunisian

clubs are already willing to join the race for the players, it was further gathered. “Top oĜcials at the Delta Sports Commission have demanded for $2 million as transfer fee for Etebo,” a top source informed. Etebo, who has previously undergone trials in Italy, has been capped by Nigeria at full international level. In his rookie season, two years ago, with his hometown club he neĴed 16 goals and this past season he ęred ęve goals as Wolves ęnished runners-up behind champions Enyimba.

Eagles star agrees terms with Sunshine

igeria international, Chima Akas, has agreed personal terms with Nigeria premier league club Sunshine Stars. Leftback Akas, who features for both the Super Eagles and Nigeria U23s, played on

Akas

loan at relegated Sharks from Shooting Stars this past season. “Chima has agreed to join Sunshine Stars, he has negotiated his contract and if he does not move overseas, he will play for Sunshine in the new league season,” a top source

conęrmed. Sunshine Stars have moved swiftly to improve on their sixth-place ęnish this past season by hiring experienced coach Samson Unuanel and agreeing terms with several top stars in the league.

Chelsea boss calls on Drogba to help save club

helsea owner owner, Roman Abramovich, has summoned Blues legend Didier Drogba back to Stamford Bridge hours after having pulled the plug on Jos· Mourinho, Jeune Afrique revealed on Friday. The Impact Montreal

striker, who is on his oě-season break, was in Abidjan when he received the phone call from the Russian oligarch. “He is happy to be able to return to Chelsea,” a close source told Jeune Afrique. “It is the club of his heart, even if he

had felt betrayed by Jos· Mourinho, who didn’t honour all his commitments to him when he came back for the 2014-2015 season.” Chelsea, who are about to appoint former coach Guus Hiddink as caretaker until the end of the season, could entrust the Côte d’Ivoire

international with a specięc mission that is yet to be known. The 37-year-old played for the Blues from 2004 to 2012 and during the 2014-15 successful campaign, winning more than ten major trophies including the prestigious UEFA Champions League in 2012.

Etebo

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Sports Update ‘No Mourinho Madrid return for now’

eal Madrid president, Florentino Perez, has ruled out an immediate return to the Santiago Bernabeu for Jose Mourinho, despite holding “good memories” of the Portuguese national’s spell in charge of Madrid. Mourinho left Chelsea “by mutual consent” according to the English champions on Thursday, two years after returning to the Premier League from Madrid, where he won one La Liga title in three years in charge. However, just as in his two spells at Chelsea, Mourinho courted plenty of controversy in the Spanish capital and left during a dressing room revolt lead by Madrid’s current captain Sergio Ramos, among others. Madrid have failed to win the league since Mourinho left and currently trail leaders Barcelona and Atletico Madrid by ęve points in the title race.

Yet, despite rumours Madrid coach Rafael Benitez could be one more defeat away from the sack after just six months in charge, Perez insisted Benitez and not Mourinho is the man to turn Real’s fortunes around. “No one can predict the future, but right now he will not be coming to Madrid,” Perez told Spanish radio station Cadena Ser. “Benitez is capable of solving the problems we have. We are only contemplating that option. “I have very good memories of Mourinho, he lifted our competitive level a lot. It wasn’t a dark period for the club as with him we returned to where we belong.” Reports in Spain and France have suggested Madrid’s youth team coach and club legend Zinedine Zidane is best placed to take over from Benitez should results not improve in the coming weeks.

Musa

Musa relishes Rio Olympics action

uper E Eagles l skipper, Ahmed Musa, has said he is excited with the prospect of playing at the Rio 2016 Olympics football event. The Dream Team VI coach Samson Siasia has hinted at inviting the

Osimhen has not signed for Wolfsburg - Reps

IFA Under-17 World Cup hotshot Victor Osimhen, has not signed for German Bundesliga side Wolfsburg as has been reported by a section of the Nigerian media, his representatives have exclusively informed. One of the player’s representatives, Ariyo Igbayilola, told AfricanFootball.com direct from his hotel room in Wolfsburg, Germany, that they are only there to have a look at the club’s facilities and will also be open to do same with any club willing to sign the sensational Nigeria youngster. “It’s fake news that Victor has signed for Wolfsburg. Nothing like that has been done. We are in Germany to only look at the club’s facilities and he is not signing anything yet,” Ariyo revealed only to AfricanFootball.com “We are open to visit a million clubs to be sure of where the boy will play next. “This player is a national asset and so everybody – the

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and his family – must agree before he signs for any club. “I have been long in this business to know that we cannot rush this and I have given my word to those who need to vet wherever this player will end up.” Osimhen himself added: “I have not signed for Wolfsburg, I am only here to see their facilities, which I have found to be good, but it is my representatives who will decide on any other thing,” said the record-breaking U17 World Cup hotshot.

Osimhen

Musa, who will be a few months above the eligible age of 23 when the football event at Rio 2016 gets underway in August. “It’s a big event and I am always ready to play for my country Nigeria whenever I am called

upon. “I am already looking forward to be part of it.” Ahmed Musa has featured at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup and the 2013 FIFA U20 World Cup.

Chiejine says Super Six achievable for Abia Angels

Mourinho

CSKA Moscow striker and Odion Ighalo as the overage players for the Rio 2016 Olympics. “I am delighted and happy to hear this news (Siasia considering him for Rio Olympics). I will be glad to play in the Olympics,” said Ahmed

ewly appointed Abia Angels head coach, Ann AgumanuChiejine, has described as achievable the Super Six mandate at the promoted side. The Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Pro-league champions will compete in the top Ěight in the coming season together with Tokas Queens. Chiejine said the side need liĴle touch here and there to be in strong footing for the challenges expected in the coming women premier league. “Yes, I was asked to qualify the side for the ęnal Super Six in the upcoming league season. “Of course, I asked

myself why we would not meet the Super Six mandate with the quality of players I met on ground. “I think the target is achievable and I want to add that the side will not make up the numbers in the premier league but compete favourably. “Though we are new on the bloc but I believe once we are able to fortify the team bring in experienced and matured players we will be good to go and compete. “We have good players already on ground so I have no fear that we will justify the conędence the management reposed in us both the coaches and players,” said the Flamingoes assistant

Chiejine

coach to supersport. com. The former Nigerian goalkeeper and COD Ladies coach was on ground to watch now her side, Abia An-

gels outclassed Tokas Queens 3-0 in the Champions of Proleague duel during the NWPL Super Six contest at the Umuahia Township Stadium.

E ny i mba l i nked w i th Gi wa def end er

iwa FC defender Chris Madaki says that Nigeria champions Enyimba have contacted him about signing for the club. “I may play for Enyimba next season because they have contacted me for a possible move, they are in talks with my club, Giwa. Hopefully a deal will be struck,”

Madaki was reported as saying. The former JUTH FC left-back has been involved in the natinal team and is in the squad for the upcoming CHAN tournament. Enyimba were supposedly chasing Madaki’s signature a year ago, but were unable to convicne Giwa to sell at that stage.

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n the history of elections in Nigeria, I have never seen the type of reversals of electoral results by the courts as we have seen in recent times. Last week was particularly spectacular as the appeal courts in Abuja, LaÀa, Owerri and Enugu went on a kind of , and by the time the week ran out, a signiÀcant number of seats won by the PDP in the legislature, especially Senate , had been annulled. In Rivers State, it was more like a tsunami that completely wiped out all the electoral victories of the PDP in the last general elections. Except for one case in Nassarawa that aͿected the APC, almost all the judgements were against the PDP. Very puzzling! By the last count, the PDP had lost Taraba and Rivers States through judicial declarations and I have heard comments about the puzzle in the Taraba case. The tribunal that was seating in Abuja because of security conditions annulled the Taraba gubernatorial elections and handed victory to APC because the party primary that elected the PDP gubernatorial candidate was held outside Taraba, for the same security considerations! Preposterous! Why not ask PDP to rerun the primaries? Assuming that some PDP candidates complained. As for Rivers, the verdict was not very surprising as the APC raised alarm from the day of the election. Now the fate of Akwa Ibom is hanging in the balance as the tribunal judges have reserved their judgement. Till when?, one may ask . Lately, Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State raised fears that the long settled Ekiti elections may be revisited through some ongoing maneuvers. How can that be? Kogi State was recently lost through what some call controversial electoraljudicial manipulations. But the decimation has been most devastating in the National Assembly where many of the PDP Senators from the North Central, South East and South South regions have been ousted. Those who escaped the tribunals got decapitated by the Appeal Courts. The judgements may well be deserved but the trend is shocking and disconcerting for our democracy. The way things are going, the opposition oͿered by PDP is largely whittled down and that portends danger for our democracy. The APC already has majority in the Senate and in the House. With the recent court declarations, should the PDP lose the reruns, APC may have two-thirds majority in the National Assembly. Thus they can pass any legislation without opposition. This will be like running a one - party state. Certainly, that will not be the best for a democratic Nigeria. Some of the failures of governance noted during the reign of PDP can be traced to poor opposition especially when PDP had absolute majority following electoral victories. After the formation of ACN, meaningful opposition became visible which improved signiÀcantly with the formation of APC. This created two big parties with almost equal strength, which changed the nature of governance and legislative activities. Debates became more robust and the nation became better for it as the arrogance of PDP was moderated. Indeed most stable democracies all over the world have two strong parties, especially those who run the

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Judicial decimation of PDP and its implications presidential system. This gives credible choice to the electorate as we saw in the last general elections, and creates alternative views. But if we continue on this current path of judicial decimation of PDP, we may end up with greater tyranny. It certainly will not be in the best interest of the generality of Nigerians. The other question that arises is what to make of the claim by INEC that it conducted free, fair and credible elections in 2015. How come such credible elections are being roundly upturned by the courts, especially at appeal? Or could it be that credible elections were only held in the North, where APC had landslides, since there has hardly been any judicial revisions in most of the North except where the PDP won like in Taraba State gubernatorial or in the Benue South senatorial where PDP’s David Mark won. This should indeed be troubling to any fair-minded person. Now have we considered the costs of all these to the political contestants and even to the national economy? A candidate who spent money to win party primaries, then expends so much to prosecute the elections and then has to hire costly Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SAN) to defend them at the

tribunals and appellate courts with associated costs, will go through this whole process again. The cost must be mind boggling. Of course, the cost of rerunning the elections by INEC can also be heavy on the national treasury, more so now that the nation is facing economic challenges. What of disruption of work and social life that occurs during campaigns and elections? Add the violence and destruction of human lives and material assets that occur at each electoral season, which worsens when elections are repeated. These costs are becoming too heavy for the nation and can also provide incentives for promoting corruption, rather than reducing it. I fully appreciate the need to let Justice have its way, but we cannot make participating in the electoral process such an expensive project. Otherwise, it will be only money bags who will participate in elections in the future and this may deny the country of other less Ànancially endowed good people. We cannot be unmindful of the possible corrupting inÁuence of these money bags and their cohorts on the entire electoral and judicial processes. Thus, the time has come for the INEC to ensure that its elections are truly free, fair and credible.

When this is done, the need for judicial intervention will be minimal as the judges must have to give greater credibility to the INEC-released electoral results. In all this, it is important that the will of the people is not thwarted. With all due respect to our honourable judges, it will be a travesty of Justice and a repugnation of the sovereignty of the people if the verdict of one or three or even seven judges over rides the true will and wish of the electorate. This may portend such great danger to our national democracy as some people may come to the wrong conclusion that there is no need to spend money at the campaign or even to make much eͿort at the elections, since it is the courts that will ultimately decide who wins. That will not do our nation any good irrespective of party a΀liations, since what goes round, ultimately comes back. That is my worry and the true motivation for this intervention. It thus presents a major challenge for the current political leadership.

With the recent court declarations, should the PDP lose the reruns, APC may have two-thirds majority in the National Assembly. Thus they can pass any legislation without opposition. This will be like running a one party state

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