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Labour warms up for strike ... War ns govs against downward review Nnah Douglas, Abuja

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L-R: Chairperson, Industrial Global Union, Sub Sahara Africa, Comrade Issa Aremu; General Secretary, Industriall Global Union, Jyrki Raina and President, Nigeria Labour Congress, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, at the 2015 Africa Industrialisation Day Policy Roundtable in Abuja.

ears were heightened yesterday of an imminent industrial action following reactions by organised labour to veiled plans by state governors to stop paying the prevailing N18,000 minimum wage to workers.

The organised labour warned the 36 state governors yesterday of the dire consequences of any attempt on their part to review downward, the existing national minimum wage.

Labour’s warning came on the heels of the declaration by the Nigeria Governors’ Forum after their Thursday meeting in Abuja, that the current minimum wage was no longer sustainable. Thus they voiced the possibility of reviewing the wage regime, in line with the dwindling revenue from the Federation Account to the states.

According to the governors, the massive drop in global oil prices in recent times had to a large extent aͿected the income of their states.

Crude oil price, which stood at about $62.16 per barrels at the beginning of May 2015, dropped to about $38.52 on Thursday.

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The Inspector General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase, had ordered the deployment of 16, 000 policemen to maintain peace and order during today’s election.

Indeed, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) assured free, fair and transparent conduct of today’s election, pledging the sanctity of the ballot.

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arring any untoward development, the electorate in the governorship election in Kogi State will today exercise their franchise unhindered.

Already, security in Lokoja, the state capital and the hinterlands has been fortiÀed with stern looking policemen stationed in strategic locations.

As there was unrestricted human

and vehicular movements earlier, our reporters who went around Lokoja sighted a combined team of the Nigeria Police Force and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) at strategic locations, especially at the entry and exit points and around the state’s o΀ce of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

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Financial and Operations Report by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) for September 2015 showed that oil revenue payments to the Federation Accounts had consistently

dwindled, from N102.99 billion in May; N101.96 in June; N77.4 billion in July; N76.18 billion in August to N73.25 billion in September.

But the organised labour would not take any of that.

Rather, leaders of the

various labour groups, including the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) warned of the dire consequences if the governors take steps to slash the prevailing minimum wage.

President of the NLC, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, while expressing disappointment over the development, also spoke in strong terms against the governors’ declaration, adding: “Nigerian workers would vehemently and totally

reject it.”

He said the NLC would come out with a formal position at the end of its Central Working Committee, CWC, meeting.

Another Lagos based labour leader, Comrade Joe Ajaero, dismissed the

governors’ resolution as “empty threat that should be ignored.”

He said: “The governors should not start a battle they would not sustain or Ànish, because Nigerian workers have the capacity to retrench them,” Ajaero threatened.

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L-R: Chairman of Governor’s Forum/ Zamfara State Governor, Alhaji Abdulaziz Yari; Osun State Governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola and Oyo State Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, during the forum’s meeting, at the Aso Rock Villa, Abuja.

Tension in Kogi as electorate vote for governor today Continued from Page 1 According to the Kogi State Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Halilu Pai, all sensitive and non-sensitive materials to be used in the conduct of today’s election had been dispatched to various local headquarters for early

distribution.

There are 21 local government areas in the state and 3, 018 polling units, stressing that a total of 1.4 million voters were registered to cast their ballots today.

INEC had said three National Commissioners

and 11 Resident Electoral Commissioners have been deployed to assist Pai in the conduct of the election.

Scores of respondents who spoke with Saturday Newswatch believe today’s election is a litmus test for new INEC chairman, Professor

Mahmood Yakubu.

Meanwhile, 22 candidates are contesting today’s election.

The battle, however, is believed to be between the incumbent governor, Captain Idris Wada of the PDP and Abubakar Audu of APC.

PDP may lose 2019 elections unless... - Gulak Saminu Ibrahim, Abuja

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he Political Adviser to former President Goodluck Jonathan, Alhaji Ahmed Gulak, yesterday cautioned that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may suͿer defeat again at the 2019 general elections if the party fails to quickly put its house in order.

Gulak claimed that, “PDP may not make any impact in the next general elections if the right things are not done in time.

Apparently in reference to the 2015 National Conference of the party held recently in Abuja, Gulak said the rebranding eͿorts by the leadership of the party ahead 2019 elections may be futile if the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party is not properly constituted.

Speaking with newsmen

yesterday in Abuja, the former presidential aide emphasized that lack of internal democracy and impunity within the party were responsible for the party’s dismal performance at the last general elections.

Justifying why he took the NWC of the PDP to court, Gulak said: “I am from the North-east; having exhausted all internal mechanisms to ensure that the constitutional provisions are adhered to and complied with and having also neglected, failed and refused to comply with the provision of the constitution, I decided to Àle an action in court.

This is challenging the continued existence of NWC without being properly constituted. That is my case in court and it is on behalf of myself and the entire North-east zone consisting of six states that have been excluded and ignored by

the Uche Secondus-led committee.

“We as a zone will not accept that we are not part of PDP; we as a zone cannot be ignored by Uche Secondus and his members. We as a zone like all other zones must be part of mechanism and operations of the PDP. The North-east zone after the elections has two PDP states; South-west has two PDP states; South-south all PDP, the South-east all PDP except Imo state; North-west has no PDP and it is part and parcel of PDP because it has the National Treasurer and National Organising Secretary.

“The entire North-east zone has nobody in the NWC and as such the Constitution does not envisage that. We should not be short-changed; we should not be excluded.”

He bemoaned the continued vacant position

of the National Chairman, insisting that North-east zone, which is supposed to produce the National Chairman of the party following the resignation of Adamu Mu’azu, has been marginalised by the Uche Secondus leadership of the party. ”Despite the constitutional provision of the party which zones the position of National Chairman to the North-east, the acting Chairman of the party has deliberately kept the post vacant six months after the exit of Muazu,” Gulak lamented.

According to Gulak, Secondus and his committee members are working to extend their stay till next year against the party’s Constitution, warning that such impunity, which led to the colossal loss the party suͿered in the last election is still reigning in the party.

oth the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its governorship candidate in today’s election in Kogi State have raised the alarm alleging plot by the APC Federal government to rig the poll using some military personnel.

The party said the action is against the norm of allowing the forces to concentrate on their statutory role of providing peripheral security during elections.

PDP claimed that information available to it shows that some compromised military personnel led by a senior o΀cer of the rank of a Colonel have been detailed by the Presidency to carry out speciÀc assignments in support of APC candidate in the election.

PDP National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, in a statement yesterday said the development is not only a recipe to civil disorder, but also a clear invitation to total disruption of free and fair polls in the state if not immediately checked.

“Available intelligence shows that the deployment to Kogi State, of the Army Colonel, who is a known APC sympathizer is part of the fallout of last week’s secret meeting coordinated by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), where orders were issued to clampdown on PDP members and supporters to pave way for some pliable INEC o΀cials to manipulate the election in favour of the APC. “Compromised troops have already been detailed to Dekina Local Government Area, the largest PDP stronghold in the state and home of Governor Idris Wada, where they have been instructed to create panic, frighten and scare away voters, ostensibly to deprive the our party of its expected large votes from the area.

“We are also aware of how the head of Security of APC candidate’s Campaign Organization, a retired Army General, is coordinating the movement of partisan security operatives into other key local governments, including Igalamela, Ofu,

Ankpa and Idah, to harass and frighten PDP supporters and provide a leeway for the APC to manipulate the election.

The statement added that, “The PDP also has information of the copious involvement of a retired police o΀cer, who is working with some men of the Directorate of Security Services (DSS) in providing illegal arms, vehicles and cover for APC thugs who have been positioned to attack PDP supporters during the election.

“We Ànd it absolutely shocking that President Muhammadu Buhari-led APC government, a huge beneÀciary of free, fair and credible election conducted by the PDP would so early in the day seek to corrupt the electoral system and willfully attempt to subvert the will of the people.

“The PDP however notes that no amount of force and intimidation can bend the will of the Kogi people from appropriately exercising their franchise and using every means within the law to protect their mandate.

“While we charge our members and the entire people of Kogi state to remain vigilant and continue to assert their constitutional rights and liberty, we also call on the security forces to note that their duty is primarily to the nation and its citizens, and as such must ensure that they do not become tools in the hands of antidemocratic forces seeking to truncate our democracy.

Also yesterday, the governorship candidate of the PDP, Captain Idris Wada, alleged plot by the APC to rig today’s election in favour of his main challenger.

Chief Communication Manager to Wada, Mr Phrank Shaibu, who addressed the press in Lokoja, alleged that the APC is using some soldiers and some INEC o΀cials to perfect its rigging plans.

“We have received extremely disturbing information about the desperate plan of the All Progressives Congress (APC) using the security agencies particularly the Army and some unscrupulous INEC personnel.

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he Nigerian Army announced yesterday that about 105 soldiers missing after a Àerce gun battle with Boko Haram terrorists in Gudumbali and Kareto in Borno State on Wednesday have returned to base and rejoined their units.

Army spokesperson, Colonel Sani Usman, in a statement yesterday described the incident as “a small setback for the Nigerian troops operating in Northern Borno state towns of Gudumbali and Kareto,� assuring that the situation was being stabilized.

Part of the statement reads: “However, the situation is being stabilised.

The troops have rejoined their units for further action. The earlier media reports were exaggerated.

The Commanding O΀cer (CO) is right now with his soldiers. It’s just a

minor setback, and such are common in military operations. May Allah help us all.�

Varied reactions trailed earlier reports of the missing 105 Nigerian soldiers including the Commander O΀cer, after a ferocious encounter with the Boko Haram terrorists.

Chief of Army StaÍż, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai had earlier dismissed reports that the soldiers prosecuting the war against terrorists were either captured or met their untimely deaths when they failed to return.

The military conÀrmed after repeated media inquiries that at least 105 soldiers of the 157 Battalion, including their Commanding O΀cer, went missing after their positions came under intense Boko Haram attack at Gudunbali, Borno State on Wednesday midnight attack, which lasted several hours.

It was gathered that the terrorists also captured one T-72 rapid-attack Armoured Personnel Carrier purchased recently from Russia as well as several artillery weapons from the Army unit. “Gudunbali was attacked early this morning (Thursday) and some weapons were captured from the battalion. Two o΀cers and 105 soldiers are still missing,â€? our source said. “They captured a T-72 tank from the unit and some artillery weapons. The Commanding O΀cer (CO) of the battalion is yet to be seen but no one has been conĂ€rmed dead yet,â€? the source added.

Another Defence Headquarters source however said the T-72 tank was recovered shortly after the prolonged battle with the insurgents who could not operate the sophisticated vehicle and probably had no time to

destroy it. The gunner and the tank commander were however injured in the process.

Also reportedly captured by the insurgents were eight vehicles, a truck loaded with 60,000 rounds of AA ammunition and three artillery pieces.

Similarly, soldiers of the Multi-National Joint Task Force (MNJTF) stationed at Baga, Borno State, also recently came under attack. The attack occurred in Geringiwa about four kilometres to the headquarters of MNJTF. According to the source, the military has been unable to completely clear the insurgents from Baga and nearby towns due to inadequate equipment.

Our source explained that the equipment provided by the military hierarchy were inadequate and were not enough to go round all units involved in the war against the insurgents.

is in the hands of the private sector. ``I advise the Federal Government to remove the fuel subsidy; it is the fuel subsidy that is killing the economy of this great nation. ``An individual can build private reÀneries and sell reÀned products instead of buying reÀned products from abroad (and selling them to Nigerians). ``If we actually want to live; if we want to survive as a nation, there must be complete removal of fuel subsidy.�

Onukeme, who is the

managing director of Tonimas Group, said that recent developments in the world oil market had made the importation of reÀned petroleum products an unsustainable venture.

He said that the Nigerian economy could be protected from unnecessary stress occasioned by constant fuel scarcity, if government would encourage local reÀning of crude.

The industrialist said that the private sector remained the major driver of any economy and should be encouraged by

the Federal Government to set up oil reÀneries.

He said the Organised Private Sector in the country was eager to see the impact of the change mantra of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration on business and the economy.

He expressed optimism that the Nigerian economy would wax stronger in the course of the Buhari administration.

He, therefore, called on stakeholders in a better Nigeria to be patient and be supportive of Buhari’s economic reforms.

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n oil magnate, Chief Tony Onukeme, has advised the Federal government to remove all forms of subsidy in petroleum products.

Onukeme made the call yesterday in Awka, capital of Anambra State.

He said the subsidy policy had contributed greatly to the underdevelopment of the nation’s oil sector and had led to the starvation of other sectors of the economy of the resources required for growth. ``The survival of Nigeria

he Rwandan Ambassador to Nigeria, Stanislas Kamanzi, has explained the reasons behind the decision of the country’s upper house of parliament to unanimously approve a constitutional amendment to allow President Paul Kagame seek a third term in o΀ce.

Kamanzi, who made this known during an interaction with newsmen in Abuja, said the approval was informed by the people’s wishes for a constitutional amendment.

According to him, based on the principles of democracy, Rwandans have constitutional rights to modify their constitution to match their current aspirations and wishes.

He said over 3.7 million Rwandans (representing over 60 of voters) signed petitions calling for a change to Article 101 of the country’s constitution, which limits the president to two terms in o΀ce. “The parliament decided to carry out general consultations with the people; parliament sought to know what the people want. So they held consultations throughout the country on the stance of the people. What people want was very clear but how do they want it" So

people voiced out why they want Kagame to come out and run. They also gave their stand regarding other aspirants running for the position. And base on that, parliament gave way to the process of amendment,�

Kamanzi said.

The envoy pointed out that the people thought Article 101 of the Rwandan Constitution should not be seen as an obstacle to their wishes. “Article 101 of Rwanda Constitution provides for Presidential term limit; while article 193 provides the possibility of its amendment. “Both the lower and upper houses of parliament have unanimously approved the constitution, clearing the path for a referendum to take place in the near future. You know constitutions are dynamic and can be changed whenever appropriate,� he said.

The envoy also assured of the country’s readiness to host the Nations’ Cup next year, saying it will be hitch-free. “Security will be provided for the participants; the players and people coming to support during the CHAN 2016. “The venues where we will be hosting the tournament are ready and fully established.

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r e s i d e n t Muhammadu Buhari will on Sunday lead the Nigerian delegation to the Iranian capital, Tehran, where they will participate in the 3rd Gas Exporting Countries’ Forum (GECF) opening on Monday, November 23, 2015.

The President will be accompanied on the trip by the Minister of Foreign AÍżairs, Mr. GeoÍżrey Onyeama; Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola; Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu and the National Security Adviser, Maj.-Gen. Babagana Monguno (rtd.).

The information was contained in a statement made available yesterday , in Abuja by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina.

President Buhari and the leaders of Iran, Russia, Qatar, the Netherlands,

Venezuela, Oman, Algeria, the United Arab Emirates, Bolivia and other member-countries of the GECF, according to the statement, are expected to review the current market outlook on gas and discuss strategies for boosting its production during their meeting in Tehran. “Nigeria and other GECF members currently account for 42 percent of global gas production, 70 percent of global gas reserves, 40 percent of pipeline transmission of gas and 65 percent of the global trade in LiqueĂ€ed Natural Gas. “President Buhari who is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with other participating Heads of State and Government on the sidelines of the GECF summit, will also meet with Nigerians resident in Iran. “He is due back in Abuja on Tuesday, November 24, 2015,â€? the statement concluded.

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L-R: Australian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Jonathan Richardson; President, Miners Association of Nigeria, Alhaji Sani Shehu, and Managing Director, Golden Jewel Trade Ventures Limited, Ahmed Ahmad, at the IPAD Nigeria Mining Conference, in Abuja…yesterday.

Gov Ishaku briefs Buhari, says Taraba calm

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overnor Darius Ishaku of Taraba State yesterday said calm had returned to the state after violence that erupted following the annulment of his election by a tribunal.

The Governorship Elections Petition Tribunal for Taraba, sitting in Abuja, had on November 7 nulliÀed the election of Ishaku and declared the candidate of the All Progressive Congress as the winner

of the April 11 election.

The governor said this in an interview with State House Press Corps after meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Aso Rock Villa. ``I came to brief the President on the security situation in my state and to apprise him with the happenings. ``So far, we thank God everywhere is calm, there is peace everywhere and I came to update him to let him

know we are doing our best to keep the state in a peaceful atmosphere. ``I am also appealing to all the citizens in my state to be calm because I still have a lot of conÀdence in the judiciary and the Appeal Court will do what is correct and right.’’

Ishaku said the most important thing for any leader was to ensure the protection of life and property of his citizens. ``I am quite sensitive to any unrest and I have

told my people to be patient, peaceful, law abiding and allow the judiciary to do its work. ``I have gone to election two times and the second was a bit more than the Àrst and I am on the third election now. ``I am so conÀdent; if I contest 10 times I will win. By the grace of God the people have given me their mandate and I know the God I believe in will keep that mandate for the people,’’ he said.

Baba Negedu, Kaduna

lence against children in Nigeria”.

Part of the statement said, “a study conducted by the National Population Commission, with support from UNICEF and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), shows that The Nigeria Violence Against Children Survey found that one in two children experience physical violence; one in four girls and one in ten boys experience sexual violence; and one in six girls and one in Àve boys experience emotional violence.”

The survey UNICEF said was prompted by the formal launch of the ‘Year of Action to End Violence Against Children in Nigeria’

by President Muhammadu Buhari on Sep-

tember 15, adding that “UNICEF is also highlighting the need to address the high rates of violence that millions of children in Nigeria are suͿering.”

On his part, Jean Gough, UNICEF Representative in Nigeria, was also quoted in the statement as saying “For many reasons, most children never speak up about it, and they don’t know where to go for help.

“The Government of Nigeria, UNICEF, the CDC, USAID and other partners in the ‘Year of Action to End Violence Against Children’ are aiming to break that silence. Violence against children is never, ever acceptable.”

UNICEF Executive Director, Anthony Lake, also said” The world remains a

deeply unfair place for the poorest and most disadvantaged children despite major advances since the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989, according to a UNICEF report released today.

“In just over a generation, the world has cut child death rates by half, put over 90 per cent of children in primary school, and increased by 2.6 billion the number of people with access to safe water.

“Yet children make up almost half of the world’s poor, nearly 250 million children live in conÁict-torn countries, and over 200,000 have risked their lives this year seeking refuge in Europe.” he said.

60% of children below Under 18 suffer violence - UNICEF

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nited Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) yesterday said approximately 6 out of every 10 Nigerian children under the age of 18 years suͿer some form of violence or the other.

UNICEF said the violence includes, physical, emotional or sexual which is about sixty percent all over the country.

A statement to commemorate the Universal Children’s Day in Nigeria with the theme, “Why fair matters” made available to newsmen in Kaduna

by Rabiu Musa, Media and External Relations O΀cer, UNICEF Kaduna Field O΀ce said “There is a culture of silence around vio-

he Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has urged government-owned media to raise the level of their professionalism and credibility. The minister, who said this at a meeting with heads of parastatals under the ministry in Abuja on Thursday, accused them of mortgaging their credibility on the altar of political correctness.

He said that if eͿectively utilised, the combined reach of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), and the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), could ensure the success of the change campaign of the present administration. ``It is a great pleasure for me to meet you all for the very Àrst time since I assumed duties in this ministry. Let me start with the Federal Governmentowned media organisations, especially the NTA, FRCN and NAN. ``I am concerned why have you all chosen to play second Àddle in the country’s media landscape? I ask because the NTA and FRCN of yesterday are not the same as what we have today. ``Whereas most broadcast journalists of note in our country today passed through the NTA and the FRCN, there is no denying the fact that the private radio and TV stations are doing much better, at least going by the fact that most Nigerians prefer them to the public broadcasters. ``Indeed, most Nigerians Ànd the private broadcasters more credible.’’

Mohammed said that the government-owned media’s total disregard for editorial independence even when they were endowed with highly trained and qualiÀed personnel, had led Nigerians to see the privatelyowned media as more credible. ``Yet, these Federal Government-owned media establishments are endowed with highly-trained and well-qualiÀed personnel, better infrastructure and a wide reach. ``It is interesting to note that these governmentowned media organizations complain of Ànancial woes, forgetting that there is a link between credibility and proÀtability.

Advertisers will surely Áock to more credible media organizations, and of course it is also true that content drives advertisement. ``The same law of diminishing return also applies to NAN, which was once the leading national news agency in the whole of Af-

rica, boasting of the best professionals in the news business. ``Today, the agency is punching far below its weight, despite its presence in all the states of the Federation.’’

The minister said that it was ministry’s intention to provide the government-owned media with the kind of leadership that would make them to become Àrst sources of information in a manner that would make them function more eͿectively as vehicles for the change mantra of the Buhari administration.

He said that once that was done, they would be in a position to regain their lost glory ``but they must Àrst enhance their own credibility, because no credibility-deÀcient news organisation can successfully propagate the message of change’’.

Mohammed assured Nigerians that under the Buhari administration, no Federal Governmentowned media organisation will deny the opposition the opportunity to air their views. ``It is true that while we were in opposition, we were treated as outcasts by these public broadcasters. ``They denied us the use of their platforms; they rejected our adverts and even made themselves available for the most abhorrent hate campaign ever in the history of electioneering campaign in our country. ``But in an era of change, which is our mantra, that cannot and will not continue. Opposition members are Nigerians just like members of the ruling party. ``Even the ruling party will beneÀt when the opposition are allowed to air their views freely, because you learn more from people who disagree with you. ``Therefore, let the ruling party and the opposition air their ideas and let the people, who wield the ultimate power, decide at the end of the day. ``To the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), I say we are committed to the realisation of the Digital Switch Over in Nigeria, because of the inherent opportunities that this will unleash in the news, entertainment, and creative industries and the vibrancy that it will usher into the sector.’’

According to him, this will in turn create jobs for millions of our teeming youths. The same is true of the National Film Corporation and the National Film and Video Censor Board, which are also key to propagating the change agenda.

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, November 21, 2015

Politics

13

Obiano, Obi’s N75bn controversy: Who’s not making full disclosure?

Alphonsus Eze, Awka

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t last the bubble has burst as the Anambra State Government last Saturday addressed the press to put in perspective the issue of N75billion, said to have been left for Governor Willie Obaino by his predecessor, Mr. Peter Obi, which was announced to the entire world at a ceremony at Ekwueme Square Awka, the State Capital in March 2014.

Since that day, there have been speculations and rumours from both camps whether the claim was real or false.

Even in the social and traditional media and among Obi’s loyalists, there has been this insinuation that N75billion cash was left for Obiano by his predecessor but due to the former’s proÁigacy he has squandered the money within two years.

But, Obiano through the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Prof. Solo Chukwulobelu broke the coco-nut when he sandwiched by his colleagues in the State Executive Council empathically stated that Obi left only N9billion cash.

But more than that, according to him, he (Obi) also left a liability of N185billion, being a total amount of money for all projects inherited from Obi’s administration. In a layman’s parlance, Obi left a debt of N185b. Apart from this; he also left about N25billion near cash, which are in shares and stocks.

A breakdown of the N75billion were thus: N9billion Anambra State share of the Nigeria Independent Power Project (IPP) conceived by former president Olusegun Obasanjo; another N4billion being the state’s shareholding in Orient Petroleum Resources; also, N1billion in Onitsha Hotels; N1billion Agulu Lake Hotels; N1billion, Awka Shopping Mall, Awka N.9billion and Nnewi Shopping Mall N.6billion.

Others are Onitsha Shopping Mall, N1billion, Interfact Beverages Limited N3.5billion; Onitsha Business Park I, N300million; Onitsha Business Park II, N300million; the state Independent Power Generating Company Limited N250million; E-force Limited N126million; Emenite Limited N750million; Quoted Investment Portfolio N350million; Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) Anambra State contribution (both State and Local Governments) N1.5billion.

According to the state government, others are the counterpart funding with Bank

Obi and Obiano discussing salient issue.

of Industry (BoI) for SME facility N1billion; investment with Bank of Agriculture to support credit to Anambra farmers, N480; Commercial Agriculture Scheme N1billion.

The SMEs and agricultural loans, according to Chukwulobelu are not investment.

But there are foreign currency investments of $155million or N26.5billion which Obiano administration has appointed Afrinvest West Africa Limited to manage the portfolio and a refund of N10billion from Federal Government being amount approved for the work done by the state on Federal Roads in the state.

This has increased to N25billion due to additional work done by Obiano on Federal Roads in the state.

The SSG noted however that contrary to Obi’s claims of N3.5billion investment in Interfact beverages Limited Onitsha, what they established from books of the company and documents in the Government House was N1.97b.

In the case of the 400mw Anambra State Independent Power Generating Company Limited, Ogbaru which was awarded at N250million to Denco Resources, the company has not done anything and failed to honour several government invitations, threatening to drag the directors of the company to Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) if they failed to comply with future invitation.

Although, some, especially sympathizers of Obi said Obiano made this Àgure public because the state was broke and applied to the State House of Assembly to approve a loan request which it mercilessly turned down on the ground that the former governor

left a whopping N75billion for him.

However, Newswatch Times gathered that Obiano spilled the beans in a desperate bid to convince the House to approve the loan.

But Chukwulobelu said that there has been prudent management of resources in spite of the short fall in Federation allocation almost by 50 per cent, noting that they have increased the state Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) from N500million under Obi to N1.3billion and they are still targeting to hit N3billion.

He said, “Based on the Àgure detailed above which are taken from the handover notes from the previous administration, it is evident that the actual voluntary cash investment made by the previous administration amounts to approximately N35.5billion.

However, to provide a true and fair picture of the State’s net position on March 17, 2014, the Investment handover notes ought to have captured current liabilities and contingent liabilities also borne by the previous administration as at the time of handover. To put this in context, the total portfolio of inherited projects valued at approximately N185billion was however not captured in the breakdown of the handover notes.

Nonetheless, given the fact that the true test of good governance lies in a Government’s ability to ensure policy continuity and consistency, irrespective of perceived political diͿerences, the current administration created a strategic plan titled “the 4Cs strategy” to achieve this.

Key components of this strategy are: Continue, Complete/

Commission (all inherited projects) and Commence (the implementation of a comprehensive economic blueprint centered around sustainable and inclusive economic development”).

However, in his reaction, Obi’s spokesman Val Obienyem dismissed the claim by the government, saying it was a deliberate attempt to misrepresent facts.

According to him, Obi left the N75billion in both cash and investment and gave the break down as: N27billion in local currency investment; N26.5billion in foreign currency investment and N28.1billion in certiÀed state and MDA’s balances.

He recalled, “even in the Ànal handover document, Obi deducted N10 billion approved federal government refund, as well as the salary, pension, gratuity, money on certiÀcates raised on contracts for March which all amounted to N5billion before arriving at the balance of over N75 billion he bequeathed his successor.

“As a Ànancial expert, Obi went to his end of tenure event with Governor Willie Obiano and said these in the presence of the entire bank MDs in whose banks the monies are lodged. In fact, as at March 17, 2014 when he handed over, he got all the certiÀed statements of Anambra’s accounts from the banks the monies were lodged and handed them over to his successor. If they were confused on where the monies were, why would they not call Obi who kept them to explain the whereabouts to them as much as he knew?” he queried.

He said the state government did not deny the fact that before leaving o΀ce, Obi paid billions of naira for the completion of Agulu Lake Hotel, Onitsha Hotel, Awka and Nnewi shopping malls, as well as invested in SABMiller Breweries in Onitsha, value of which, Obiano said, has tripled.

“It is curious that the denial came at a time the state government had concluded arrangements to massively borrow money from banks and Ànancial institutions. But they did not need to paint Obi black to do so, especially when the man, since leaving o΀ce, has not for a day commented on what is happening in Anambra, even with the daily drench of blame coming his way as being responsible for whatever, right or wrong, that is happening in the state for making his successor the governor, single handedly” Obi’s spokesman said.

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Politics

In Kwara Assembly, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s service first, service last â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Abdulrahman The member representing Ilorin North West constituency in the Kwara State +RXVH RI $VVHPEO\ +RQ $EGXOUDĂ&#x20AC;X $EGXO5DKPDQ UHFHQWO\ WROG WKH GXR RI Assistant Politics Editor, 0$1685 2/$'81-2<( and %,6, $'('$<2 that though no other party except the All Progressives Congress (APC) is represented in the state Assembly yet, the House remains undaunted in performing its legislative duties, adding that the hallow chamber has received more complementary letters from the public than any state assembly in Nigeria. Excerpts:

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ince June 2015 the 8th Assembly was inaugurated, how are you fairing in legislative business?

First and foremost, I glorify almighty Allah for counting me among the people that will formulate polices for the state. As a lawmaker, it is a challenging assignment but to God be the glory, we have successful and hitch-free election with a good leadership in the House. So, the experience has been okay for me.

Looking at your antecedents since assumption RI RÎ&#x20AC;FH LW FDQ EH REVHUYHG WKDW \RX KDYH LQLWLated many bills. What gave you the impetus?

I have been in politics for a long period of time and to the glory of God, from 1999 to 2002, I was a counsellor for my ward; Ojuekun/Sarumi ward at Ilorin West Local government Legislative Council. During that time, I sought other inductions apart from the government organized ones. I used to approach senior colleagues especially Hon. Yahaya Oloriegbe and Hon. Rasak Mahmud in the state House of Assembly for tutelage because of my sensitive position as a Majority Leader of the Legislative Council then. I had very little legislative experience then and that was exactly the time I developed interest in legislative process.

As a Ă&#x20AC;rst timer in the legislature, what are those factors that gave you an edge over your predecessor at the poll?

As a matter of principle, I have always avoided comparism. What actually matters is this, as I have said earlier, it is one thing to be appointed or elected, it is another thing to be ready to serve people and it is another thing to be encouraged.

We are so lucky in this state because we have a successful and hitch-free election. Besides, even before election we had meetings with our leader (Bukola Saraki) who encouraged us to work harder to get the peoplesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; mandate.

What factors gave you victory at the poll?

Everything is to the glory of God. Politics has actually come to stay and things are no longer business as usual. First and foremost, our party leader who is now the Senate President said from the beginning that he was not going to impose candidates. He, therefore, directed all political aspirants to go to their constituencies to Ă ex their muscles. I mean the electorate know the worth of each aspirant. I am not saying, I am the best, but I was given the opportunity to serve them. Many of the politicians and the voters knew what my eÍżorts were in my constituency over the years in recent past. So, with the help of God, I was able to have an edge over others with less eÍżort.

How were you able to waggle your ways among regular faces in the Assembly?

Where there is cooperation, things work out well. There is also a Yoruba adage that â&#x20AC;&#x153;a Ă&#x20AC;gure 19 that refuses to associate with Ă&#x20AC;gure one will Ă&#x20AC;nd it impossible to become 20â&#x20AC;?. Another signiĂ&#x20AC;cant thing is that as a Ă&#x20AC;rst timer, you must respect experienced and older colleagues because I always acknowledge experience and seniority. We all believe that all the principal oÎ&#x20AC;cers of the House are our seniors. They are six in numbers. We never Ă exed muscles with them.

Honestly, they have always been there for us. You know legislation is about lobbying and when you have motions or bills to move, you need to lobby other members especially the senior members. As I speak with you, I have not seen or notice any intimidation from the principal oÎ&#x20AC;cers.

Let us talk about your recent bill on the prolifHUDWLRQV RI Ă&#x20AC;OOLQJ VWDWLRQV LQ ,ORULQ PHWURSROLV nay Kwara State; what gave you the encouragement in view of the sensitive nature of the bill regarding highly placed people involved in the establishment of fuel stations?

You see, I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any money to give to my people but I am ready to serve them. My utmost concern is to initiate policies that will better their lots. This was what propelled me to initiate the bill more so that I observed that many Ă&#x20AC;ling stations are springing up within the residential areas, the trend that could be injurious to the people in an event of Ă&#x20AC;re outbreak at fuel stations.

I know this because I live in the mist of my people and I saw the indiscriminate manners in which these fuel stations are constructed. I have always been praying that one day I would be privileged to inĂ uence government policies with a view to making life comfortable for my people. Recently, I read media report to the eÍżect that about 250 people were consumed by Ă&#x20AC;re occasioned by explosion from a Ă&#x20AC;lling station in Ghana. The victims of this sad occurrence included women, children and other people. As much as possible, we are not praying for such in Kwara or Nigeria. Another germane issue is that who owns the Ă&#x20AC;lling station does not coming here. The erroneous belief is that about 90 percent of these fuel stations are being owned by politicians. But the truth of the matter is that only inĂ&#x20AC;nitesimal number of the stations is owned by politicians. Of course, during the process of establishing these fuel stations, the owners run to politicians to inĂ uence one thing or the other. But I can authoritatively conĂ&#x20AC;rm to you that 90 percent of the stations are not owned by politicians. Another factor that inĂ uenced my initiation of the bill is that I was once a board member of the Kwara State Town Planning Authority. I raised this issue of proliferations of fuel stations in the state especially the state capital in one of our board meetings. From there, I got to know that there was no formal approval for many of these stations. We are not attacking or targeting some people as being erroneously believed in some quarters. So, I want to reiterate that that the urge to serve our people diligently and prevent avoidable death informed our decision on the bill.

What is the challenge on this?

Everybody must do his own business without let or hindrance. But it must not be to detriment of lives of other people. This is the more reason why we must sanction some people for contravening the state government law on establishment of fuel stations. There is embargo on establishment of fuel stations in Kwara state since 2008 and the embargo has not been lifted. That aspect of the law must be looked into thoroughly, secondly, is the principle of equity. We discovered that since 2008 till date, some people have

been given approval to establish fuel stations. It means there is selected justice. What is good for goose should also be good for gander. Is it because some people have god father while other did not have? We discovered that within the same street and few metres to one another, some stations were approved. Everybody has rights and these rights must be protected.

For whatever we do, we must put the fear of God in it.

Another thing is that we wanted to guide against citing of fuel stations inside family compound because of the dangers inherent in it to guide against Ă&#x20AC;re outbreak. Besides we want to guide against enmity among family member.

This is because there is always bad blood among family member on the ownership of lands sold for establishment of fuel station.

Meaning that Kwara State House of Assembly is not a rubberstamp after all?

No; no; no! Kwara State House of Assembly is not a rubberstamp at all, you see, in the issue of social and public harassment and extortion of our people by the Police; I moved a motion against it because it is seriously aÍżecting our people, I received a lot of calls from our people especially my constituents because my lines are opened to the public; the nefarious activities were grossly recorded at the Adeta roundabout linking Adewole and Al-Hiqma University and these roads are economically important because they lead to two major markets; two major estates; they lead to our University; they lead to the Muslim pilgrimage board and other institutions.

You can imagine the situation when Policemen come early morning when workers are going to their oÎ&#x20AC;ces and in the evening when they are returning home to start to extort and harass them; we pick it up and fortunately, we have a beautiful leadership in the House; as a matter of fact, all members contributed positively even the mover of the motion couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t speak much before all other members relieved him of his intent. The Commissioner of Police and the Divisional Police OÎ&#x20AC;cer (DPO) of the area were oÎ&#x20AC;cially summoned to defend these. Before they were summoned, the commissioner has taken an action that impressed all Kwarans including us the lawmakers. We increased received a lot of accolades and commendation letters that encouraged me to move another motion for prompt response to the resolution of the House.

How comfortable are you people with committee sharing by the Speaker?

You see, we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have minority in the House, we are one-party House yet, we are not rubberstamp; we attend to petitions promptly to the admiration of all and sundry. My brother, we simply have a robust House and enviable deliberations in our hallow chamber. I assure you, we have not had any reason to doubt our oneness and eÎ&#x20AC;cacy of our Speaker.

How best have you been carrying the youths that formed major percentage of your votes and campaigns?

I was the member of the Kwara State university governing council board, i represented the youths and i belong to many youth organizations, i am acquainted with the problems of the youths, by this I believe i should be able to give out my best to the youths; to elevate them. During my campaign, I organised a forum with the representatives of the youth development associations in my constituency, we rubbed minds together where i assured them of my patronage and loyalty. Immediately we assumed oÎ&#x20AC;ce, i realised the enormous problems we have in the state, especially the paucity of funds, things were not okay at all, but rather than lament, i sourced for fund and established a free internet centre

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Speaker, Ali where the youth will come to access. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget that we have tactically assuaged their likely problems in checking results; registration and other things like internet job searching freeof-charge. I also set up a free computer training which we grouped into zones â&#x20AC;&#x201C; free three months training. We now have the permission of local government to use primaries because we want to avoid the situation where parents pay extra on their wards. These are all we have also done, couple with our legislative duties.

But have you recorded any case of internet fraudster in any of your centres?

Thanks a lot for that question, you see, when we were about starting that project, we considered that loophole too, that is why we paste it on our notice board, a strong warning that we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t encourage â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;yahoo-yahooâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, we even added a legal consequence of it should we catch any recalcitrant user of our free gesture and when i was visiting the youths in all the wards, i emphasised this also. To God be the glory my brother, we have not recorded any Ă out against the order or directive.

You are aware that in Nigeria here, legislators have taken over legislative functions by providing education for people, building projects and other executive duties rather than limit themselves to legislating; what is your concern here?

We are all aware that projects ought to be part of executive duties that is why in the process of budget preparation you have to participate because we have to know which area of your constituency is actually catered for. It will be a thing of joy to know that a larger part of your constituency is taken care of in a particular budget so that your constituents will hail you. again, it is normal to contribute widowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s might to constituentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s need, but i know that as a politician, we just have to be patient with our people, if we have we should be our brothersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; keepers but if we donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have we should take our time to explain and importantly convince them.

How often do you visit and relate with your constituents?

Let me tell you the obvious that i am a local person; I live among them, as a matter of fact, I just from them this morning. Look around very well, you will see that this place we are conducting this session is my liaison oÎ&#x20AC;ce and you can see one or two people milling around; they are my constituents.

Saturday, November 21, 2015

Don’t query my choice of players – Oliseh

Winning league title was special, says Ikhana

Rooney poses with Evra, Pogba >>Pg.20

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Sports/News

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t query my choice of players â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Oliseh GBOLAHAN DADA

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uper Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, has said nobody should question his choice of players in the national team, saying that he is entitled to his decision  hen selecting Ä&#x2122;nal squad in any important match.

Oliseh had received criticisms over the exclusion of Chelsea defensive midÄ&#x2122;elder, John Mikel Obi, from the Tuesdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s FIFA World Cup qualiÄ&#x2122;er return leg against the visiting Swaziland. The former Eagles skipper had featured Sunshine Stars of Akure midÄ&#x2122;elder, aul Onobi, in Mikelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s position and the local star Â&#x201C;ustiÄ&#x2122;ed his inclusion.

Eagles scored two goals in the second half for them to go past a side, ranked 130th in the world by FIFA and advance to the next stage of the qualiÄ&#x2122;ers for Russia 2018 on 2-0 aggregate after a goalless draw in Lobamba last week.

Nigeria, who have featured at Ä&#x2122;ve World Cups, now joined 19

other countries like Cote dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ivoire, Ghana, Cameroon, Egypt, Mali, Senegal, South Africa and Algeria in the group phase of the qualiÄ&#x2122;ers.

The teams will be drawn into Ä&#x2122;ve groups of four teams each with the overall group winners qualifying for the World Cup in Russia in 2018.

Oliseh said he was not out to ridicule any player, stressing that he had to bench some players on technical grounds to get the maximum victory.

Oliseh said he opted for Onobi because he saw the hunger in him, as he re-aÄ&#x153;rmed plans to give every player he invited equal opportunity any time, stressing that no player will have a permanent shirt in his team throughout his tenure as Eagles coach.

Reliable source hinted that: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s true that Coach Oliseh did not want to make an issue out of his decision to drop Mikel, but we all know it is because the Chelsea player has not been as commiÄ´ed as he used to be.

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m ready to uplift Eagles again â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Martins ...as Babalade questions â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;midfield roleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; f or Obagoal MARK OGAGAN

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uper Eagles and Sounders FC striker, Obafemi Martins, has reiterated his desire to help take the national team to great heights again after playing his second game under Sunday Oliseh in last Tuesdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2-0 defeat of Swaziland in a World Cup qualiÄ&#x2122;er ort arcourt.

Obagoal, as the pacy forward is known to teeming fans, was introduced into the fray with only 15 minutes left, as Nigeria sailed into the third round of qualifying in 2016. But, in spite of his cameo appearance, Martins is convinced he made the right move by reconsidering his international future with Nigeria. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t think I have any regrets about my decision to come back to

play for my fatherland,â&#x20AC;? he told local media. â&#x20AC;&#x153;In actual fact I feel I am ready to play my part in uplifting Nigeria to great heights again in world football, and there could be no beÄ´er way to do that than helping out in the qualiÄ&#x2122;ers. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The coach is trying to build a strong squad with a mixture of youth and experience, and I believe heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the right path,â&#x20AC;?

Martins added.

Though the former Inter Milan hot shot mentioned nothing about the midÄ&#x2122;eld role he was made to play against Swaziland after coming on for Musa, Nigeria ex-international, Ajibade Babalade has told Oliseh to stop playing Martins as a midÄ&#x2122;elder. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Martins struggled to make an impact because he was playing in a position he is unaccustomed to.

...explains why he benched Mikel f or Onobi

Odion Ighalo (l), slugs it out with a Swazi defender

No cause for alar mâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Onazi VICTOR ENYINNAYA

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azio of Italy and Super Eagles player, Ogenyi Onazi has declared that there should be no cause for alarm over the performance of the Eagles during her 2018 World Cup qualiÄ&#x2122;er games against Swaziland adding that the former African champions are on course and determined to go all out to pick the tickets for the 2017 Nations Cup and World Cup respectively.

According to him, despite the fact that the Nigerian side is undergoing holistic transformation, the players are not losing sight on what is expected of them when the chips are down. The fact is that the Eagles had a very diÄ&#x153;cult game against a stubborn side in Swaziland national side. The victory over them at last was the creation of the inspired exhibition from the Eagles combined with experience of the players.

Nigerians should not lose sleep as the squad would continue to develop, he reassures. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; The most important thing is that the visitors after all resistance failed to the superior Ä&#x2122;reworks of their host. It was due to the constant pressure piled by the Eagles that created the mistakes which resulted to the goals. True, they

stretched us to almost an endless limit; the resilient Nigerian spirit ensured their exit. They were really frustrating however; the acumen and comportment of the Eagles gave us the day. Our team did not struggle rather were all out to knock out our stubborn junior brothers.

It is more diÄ&#x153;cult to play against the minnows.

Swaziland has shown that aÄ&#x153;rmation which says there are no smaller team in football nowadays,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; he said.

Onazi appealed to Nigerians to continue to keep faith in the team.

The technical crew and

players are determined and ready to deliver the tickets. e also pointed out that the side would continue to get beÄ´er in each game. e allayed fears of many that these Eagles may Ä&#x2122;nd Egypt hard nut to crack in their two legged Gabon 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualiÄ&#x2122;er game next year March, insisting that both nations as frontline football countries will deÄ&#x2122;nitely be at each otherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s throat. It wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be easy task for either side, but the Eagles fear no threat, than when we reach the bridge we will cross it.

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up the total sustenance of the tempo by the fans, the people and government of Rivers State which motivated the team a great deal. e also applauds the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation for resolutely being there even when the goals refused to pour in as early as may have been expected. e stressed further that as the game dragged, the massive support was still unabated which allowed the Eagles full concentration to play their style of game without being under any form of pressure, he recalls.

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Saturday, November 21, 2015

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No man is worth dying for â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Ndidi Obi

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She came into limelight with her scintillating performance in a chart buster titled, Nneka the Pretty Serpent, and like a star that is destined to be, she became a celebrity in Nigeria movie industry. She also dished out many grade A performances in her subsequent appearances in other movies she featured in. Welcome to the world of Ndidi Obi, the beautiful, sexy lady who alongside the likes of Regina Askia, Sandra Achums, Liz Benson, Hilda Dokunbo and Ucharia Anunobi dazzled Nigerians with their sexy and beautiful faces in the Ƥ Ǥ much absence from the scene, Ndidi is back to the business that not only made her popular, but also gave her lot of fortune. AJIBADE ALABI met her recently where she spoke on several issues. Happy reading!

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e have not heard from you of late; what is happening?

Nothing much, I am fine and okay

Who is Ndidi Obi? Ndidi Obi is a Nigerian actress from Enugu who acted the chart buster film titled, Nneka The Pretty Serpent. I am graduate of Banking and Finance from University of Lagos How and why did you come into the industry?

Yaah! I came into the industry for the love and flair I have for entertainment. Zeb Ejiro is the one who gave me the opportunity to showcase my talent when they were screening for Nneka the Pretty Serpent.

When was that?

That was 1994.

Nneka has really changed?

Please, can you look back at 1994 and calculate how many years from that time to this period. Even you, Mr. Ajibade, I am very sure you were not like this then. Moreover, I have never been a slim person, I have always been on a plump side; so naturally, there must be a change, I have added many years to my years and of course a lot of body frame has changed also after having a boy and a girl. I am a mother of two, so there must be a change. It is expected, but I’ve never been a skinny person; like you said, there has been a lot of change, yes.

Apart from the Nneka the pretty serpent, did you do other jobs?

I did a lot of jobs like Gentle Solution, Backstabbed… In fact, a whole lot, they are many.

Who were your contemporaries then?

We have the likes of Liz Benson, Regina Askia, Hilda Dokunbo, Sandra Achums, UK Anunobi. In fact, just like I mentioned the ladies, there is Zack Orji, Okey Bakasi and so many I could not remember their names.

Are you still conversant with them? I mean are you still in touch with some of them?

We still get in touch, we meet once in a while, you know. Like you know, some of them have married while some of them like Regina Askia have relocated to America. But whenever there is an event, we always meet.

Are you fully back to Nollywood?

Yes, I’m back, but I’ve always been there. I’m still in Nollywood and nothing can take me out of the industry. I have a few jobs that are yet to be released and I’m also working on some right now.

When I started, I was a hot cake and I don’t think there is going to be much difference, it is expected

What are the titles of the films that are yet to be released?

We work with titles and producers normally change their titles at the end of the day.

What was the experience of not actively involved in Nollywood business for a while now?

The experience wasn’t too good because after doing Nneka The Pretty Serpent and quite a number of other jobs, the jobs were not really flowing like they used to; not many people were really working as they used to do before and those that were working would always have specific people they usually want to use all the time.

Is it a clique level?

I don’t know what you call it, but I know there are particular people they want to use all the time. Some producers say if they don’t see you all the time, they forget about you; sometimes, they need to see you regularly, but you don’t expect to be seeing me all the time when I’m in Lagos and you’re in Enugu or Asaba. I can’t be everywhere, but I believe that if you have a story and you remember some faces that have done so well in movies, you can somehow source after them. This is very difficult in our industry. They don’t have that patience; they want to work with immediate people around them.

You are becoming a hot cake in the Industry, what’s the magic?

When I started, I was a hot cake and I don’t think there is going to be much difference, it is expected.

Then, what’s the magic?

The magic is that, I came back better, looking better as well and of course doing what I know how to do best in terms of versatility. It’s not just a stereotyped thing. The most important thing is that you should be able to do a little bit of action, drama and so on.

How have you been able to maintain scandal-free stardom?

Well, like I used to advise upcoming artistes, especially the actresses, once you know you’re talented and focused, the producers will definitely seek for

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You’re over 40 years and still looking prettier.

Even above 50 and 60 years, I will still be looking very pretty.

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What’s the magic of your ravishing look?

The magic of my beautiful look like I always say is good heart. When you have a good heart and you don’t worry yourself with life issues generally.

They will always come, but with God, all things are possible. When you carry all your burdens to God, you won’t have any problem because no matter what you do, no matter how you think, no matter how you want to stress yourself up with issues, you will just get hypertension for nothing. My strength comes from the Almighty God. What have been the sadness and joy as a Nollywood actress?

Sadness is out of it. It has been joy, joy and joy from the time I started acting. From the time I did Nneka the Pretty Serpent till date, life has continued to be joyful.

Why? There is no reason for it to happen.

Have you been harassed sexually?

Never, and it will never happen.

Can you fight because of a man?

No, no man is worth dying for. Come to think of it, why do I have to? No amount of money will make me come so low to do such.

Has any male admirer held your waist publicly as a result of his infatuation and what was the reaction like?

No, such has never happened and it will never happen.

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What if it happens, because some men are very daring, what would you do?

No man will ever do that.

But if it happens, I’ll be mad and give the hottest slap to the man.

Any plan to get married?

Yes of course. But for now I don t have any marriage plan. I am married to Jesus.

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Celebrity Chat

Stella Damscus, actress with a Midas touch E NIKE In a chat with, EGBU llaa Damasus PRECIOUS, Stall r, life and peaks on her careeeer, marriage.

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How to rock floral pieces stylishly

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lorals have been embraced for the beauty that they are and have become a hot trend this season. Prior to this a lot of dark skinned women avoided Ă oral because they felt it wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t right for their avoid color or o it was too Caucasian,but these days women of color have h been able to rock the trend stylishly.

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Covenant Crew Set For launch

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ome Saturday, 28th November, 2015, the atmosphere of Eko FM Multipurpose Hall, at Agidingbi, Ikeja, Lagos would be electrifying as M. Smasmok Nigeria Ltd. will launch a gospel musical band, Covenant Crew and also give out recognition awards to its numerous clients who have patronized them over the years and contributed to the growth of the band.

In a chat with Covenant Crew band leader/CEO M-Smasmok Nig. Ltd, Ajayi Michael, he said; “though the band had a debut album titled ‘Fere Ayo’ (Whistle of Joy) in 2012, we are just launching the band to commence full operation of our performance to the world”. The full Covenant Crew consists of 16 band members.

Ajayi Oluwasegun otherwise known as Fere Ayo discovered his musical talent 15 years ago from the church. He was trained as a keyboardist, guitarist and had a voice training.

What stands him out among others is that he’s gifted in song composition. “I don’t copy anybody’s songs in my album. I composed all the songs in my debut album, ‘Fere Ayo’ and I will not stop composing new songs in my subsequent albums because that’s what makes me unique.

‘Fere Ayo’ as he’s fondly called, said his new album will hit the market next year.

“My emergence into gospel music is a calling from God and my parents also supported me”, he gushed.

The event, Oluwasegun said will feature Seyi Lewis, Alapanla, Debo Light among other gospel singers.

This Ibadan Polytechnic graduate told us that he had performed with Pasuma, Imole Ayo, Ayeloyun, Arewa etc.

Mutiu Muritala to open hotel

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ll roads will lead to Owode Ijako, Ogun State next month as Yusuf Muritala aka Ijaomode chairman, ACOMORA , Ado-Odo, Ota branch ,who has just returned from Dubai will open his multi million naira hotel- Destiny Hotel. The hotel which is reputed as one of the best in the state will have Otunba Wasiu Alabi Pasuma the Oganla fuji as the entertaining artiste. Speaking with Tripping recently, the youthful, handsome, Ilaro Ogun state born entrepreneur said the hotel will be a must visit to any visitor to Ogun State. “I don t need to talk too much on the hotel, but I believe a visit there will convinced anyone that indeed this is a master class in the hearts of ilaro, and I am very proud of that.

Walex Media Enterprises celebrate Charles Olumo @90

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ome tomorrow, Sunday, 22nd of November, 2015 at he LTV 8, Blue Roof Agindigbin, Ikeja, Lagos one of the oldest in Nigeria film industry, Alhaji Abdulsalam Ishola Sanyaolu Charles Olumo will be celebrated by Nigerians.

The event which is been packaged by Walex Media Enterprises, will see Agbako celebrating his 90th birthday and also launch his biography titled Journey so far and 62 years on stage To perform at the event that is schedule dto commence by 12 noon is Alhaji Wasiu Alabi Pasuma the Oganla fuji while lecture will be delivered

by Sheikh Buhari Musa Ajikobi. The event will also see the son of veteran Yoruba publisher, Kola Ali Balogun, Adedolapo Ali Balogun mount the stage. The talented Dolapo who is also known as Dolly Pizzle has just released his singles

I can’t date men I intimidate —Miss Fotogenix Nigeria

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ast-rising model and Miss Fotogenix Nigeria 2014, Neema Godwin, has continued to impact lives positively since emerging a beauty queen.

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The single beauty queen says she is not in a hurry to enter into a relationship, but said she cannot date any man that is intimidated by her success.

“There is no man in the picture. Right now, I’m really occupied with my project, working hard to make my brand relevant, so there is no man in my life,” she the press.

Neema further said “I get advances from men because I’m beauWLIXO $Q\ JX\ VFDUHG RI P\ VWDWXV LV QRW ¿W WR GDWH PH KH¶V QRW man enough. Real men are not intimidated by a woman’s achievements.”

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SERVICES OF SONG IN HONOUR OF HID AWOLOWO

UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD AND DINNER 2015 IN LAGOS…RECENTLY.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx L-R: Dean Emeritus, Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion and Bishop of Lagos, Most Rev. Dr. Adebola Ademowo; Daughter of Mama HID. Awolowo, Rev. Mrs. Omotola Oyediran; daughter, Dr. Tokunbo Dosunmu; Archbishop of Lagos and Bishop of Lagos Mainland, Anglican Communion, Most Rev. Prof. Adebayo Akinde and General Overseer, Trinity House, Pastor Itua Ighodalo, during the service of songs in honour of Mama HID Awolowo at Apapa, Lagos...on Sunday.

L-R: Former Lagos State Governor, Alhaji Lateef Jakande; his wife, Alhaja Sikirat; Iyalode of Lagos, Alhaja Fatima Bintu-Tinubu and Senator Oluremi Tinubu, during the service.

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5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WOMEN AND CHILDREN, IN LAGOS…RECENTLY.

L-R: Director, Foundation for African Cultural Heritage, Dr. Nkechi Asogwa; Guest Speaker, Mrs. Adaego Nosiri, and a discussant, Mrs. Abiye Tam-George.

L-R: Guest Speaker, Dr. Doyin Agbuoru; Representative of the Director-General, Nigeria Institute of International Affairs, Mr. Godwin Ischimi; Coordinator, Social Work Unit, Department of Sociology, University of Lagos, Dr. Chinwe Nwana, and a discussant, Mrs. Chinyere Agu

L-R: Former Delta State Deputy Governor, Prof. Amos Utuama; Chairman, Award Committee, Dr. Charity Iriobe; Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos (UNILAG), Prof. Rahaman Bello; Special Adviser to Prince Tony Momoh, Mr. Mark Ogbamosa receiving an honorary Alumni award on behalf of Prince Tony Momoh and National President, UNILAG Alumni Association, Olor’ogun (Dr.) Sunny Kuku.

L-R: Son of Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, Mr. Babatunde Cardoso; National President, University of Lagos, Alumni Association, Olor’ogun (Dr.) Sunny Kuku; nice/Managing Director, Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh Health Trust, Ms. Niniola Soleye and First lady of Ogun State, Mrs. Funsho Amosun. Photo: Segun Padonu

STANBICIBTC HOLDS CHARITY WALK

L-R: First Lady, Lagos State, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode; Chief Executive Officer, Stanbic IBTC Bank, Mr. Yinka Sanni and Chief Executive Officer, Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers Limited, Dr. Demola Sogunle, at the cheque presentation/charity walk organized by Stanbic IBTC/Irede Foundation for children without limbs in Lagos…at the weekend.

L-R: Chief Executive Officer, Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers Limited, Dr. Demola Sogunle; Chief Executive Officer, Stanbic IBTC Bank, Mr. Yinka Sanni; First Lady, Lagos State Mrs. Bolanle Ambode; Chief Executive Officer, Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc, Mrs. Sola DavidBorha and founder, Irede Foundation, Mrs. Crystal Chigbu, with the five beneficiaries of prostheses/scholarships donated by Stanbic IBTC at the charity walk organized by Stanbic IBTC/Irede Foundation for children without limbs in Lagos during the event.

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How to prevent bad relationships N o one wants to be part of an unhealthy relationship. The bad news is that it happens - some good relationships go south, some people seem to move from one hurtful relationship to another.

The good news is there are ways to avoid falling into the usual traps that burden, threaten and ultimately break relationships.

Be on the guard Tread with caution. Look back on your previous relationships and what made them crumble. Make a conscious effort to learn from your past mistakes.

Also watch out for red flags – any indication that something is not quite right.

Be particularly wary of signs of abuse, violence or manipulation.

Better yet, come up your own relationship deal breakers. Think of the traits or habits that, by your personal standards, are unacceptable in a partner. And when one of the non-negotiables on your list becomes apparent, take it as your cue to bow out of the relationship.

Be your own person Do not lose yourself in a relationship. Some couples tend to think only in terms of “we” and forget “I”. Relationships should be anchored on the idea of two persons working as a team. That means each individual member must have a voice, get a say in making decisions. Mutual respect needs to exist. So always assert yourself.

Set-ups where one is submissive and the other domineering are bound to fail.

Control often translates to abuse. And somebody will end up feeling powerless, dismissed or fearfully dependent.

Talk it out Keep the lines of communication open. Converse constantly. Discuss even the smallest of issues, so you can nip them in the bud.

If you can sense that something is eating into the relationship, share your sentiments with your partner. Letting him or her know how you feel could help pinpoint the problem.

For serious troubles, it’s best to have your talk when both parties are calm and receptive. Discussing matters when tempers are running high will do more damage than good.

During the conversations, be honest, clear and open. Hear each other out and find a middle ground. You do not have to be on the same side. Agreeing to disagree is a form of compromise in itself.

Enjoy the company Couples should be able to have a good time together, may it be fun and wild, or relaxing and comforting. If boredom seems to strike more often than normal or the chemistry is fading, this might be a sign that something is amiss. Find a way to identify and address the situation.

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ove- the Key Love to God and love to man.

Love is the foundation for our productive and fruitful living. It is the harmonizing factor between God, man and His creations.

Love is a strong feeling of affection for somebody or something, especially a member of your family or friend or even a partner.

Love is something, some call it a drive, some call it a force, some say it’s a skill and some say it’s a nature, and others say its nature itself.

It dwells, inhabits, enriches and fills up with itself.

Love diffuse into hearts by the spirit and not by feelings, emotions or otherwise.

Love is enduring, patient and kind.

Love is not envious, boastful nor proud.

Love is not touchy, fretful or resentful.

Love does not keep (records) nor have banks for offences. It does not rejoice at injustice. Believes the best about everyone.

Helps move on and press on easily after setbacks.

Love should be our nature. Not loving makes you a potential murderer.

Love is taking responsibility for another, Love gives capacity for unity.

The more you love the more your vision Do you love God, your friends, family, and people around you, your country and even your enemies?

Love keeps you free from selfishness, self-centeredness, murder, unforgiveness, bitterness, hatred and more talking about vices.

Love originates from the mind/soul; it is done with the heart, performed by the body. Love transcends justice, segregation, racism, prejudice, beliefs, cultural and religious differences.

Love is giving, sharing and forgiving.

Love is not passive but active and expressive, that implies it should be in deed not just in words. Its sacrificial, service rendering and observable.

Every child comes with the capacity to love and be loved. The parents, the families, the society and the environment either boost this capacity or sabotage the innate trait of the child’s ability to love.

When children are showered with so much love engulfed in discipline, honesty and grace, they love and forgive unconditionally, For children, Love should be tough sometimes, transparent all the way, dignified at expressions and graceful at translation.

Loving a child does not mean the child should be over pampered, indulged inappropriately by not weighing their demands, behavior, conversations and perceptions about life. This would help to give them the love, attribute they deserve at every point in time.

Children watches to see how the adult reacts when they do what controversial to them or even what they know is unfair. As they look out for how you react, they form their opinion, if to repeat the act or not. Obviously if you left them to their assumptions, they take to be that your silence means consent.

Take for example; a mature child ready for weaning from breast feeding, the mum needs to be firm at executing her decision to stop, the child sometimes will cry profusely to gain your compassion for a change of mind. Also at potty training, children certainly checks their parent/the adult’s reaction each time they defy the correction of using the potty. Showing children love does not prevent them from been being scolded in discipline to properly mould them. Always talk about your next move towards the child in love, care and understanding. Make them know the necessary effect, attributes and consequences of their behavior.

The love for a child is measured by the amount of time, I mean quality time spent with the child daily. The time spent at listening to what they have to say, chatting and chat follow ups, doing home works, showing affection[ hugs and kisses], doing things with and for them, taking them out apart from going to school, correcting and reprimanding them when necessary. When children grow from toddlers into proper childhood in this love confines, they understand the concept of love adequately and exhumes

love sufficiently. They should be taught to share things, to give tangible and intangible things, also to forgive easily, especially after reconciliations for love sake. As one showers them with love early in their lives, they grow into becoming a balanced youth.

An average adolescent would mostly gather awareness, believing love is the feeling and affection he/she has towards an opposite sex, which is simply an aspect of love expressions. Infact, with the decadence, he/she could even think the feeling towards same gender is a big deal. That is the erotic love, which is a major aspect that needs to be addressed, appropriated and relate with the teenager with care, understanding and love. This stage of their life should be well guided with adequate information, consistent affection, attention and openness.

A balanced youth must have enjoyed the benefits the being loved and loving people around them. He/she is able to maintain his/her stand for morality, no matter the pressure. Pressure from peers, social network, technology and the porous environment. Better still a youth with a good spiritual background, understanding of what loving one’s life is all about and giving life what it demands by sacrifice and service .

Love makes you react to evil and hurting yourself by the use of drugs and violent living. Love makes you react to nakedness, hunger, grief, injustice, atrocities. Turning away from wickedness will give God the charge to help and deliver our country from the terror of evil. Have compassion, sympathy and empathy. Are you able to lay down your life for your friends ? There was the story of the twin that one died for the other, who was caught for murder. The good and the other bad. The good was sure of heaven while the other was evil. The good twin was killed by hanging, substituting himself as the evil twin, giving his twin brother another chance to live and that he may live for eternity.

Jesus Christ also died on the cross for sinners.

Love is not in word or tongue service but in deed and is in truth.

You don’t leave in suspicion. Love makes you attract good people; everyone wants some approval.

Your needs are met. God blesses you. Love obstacles are; Pride, lack, deprivation, past hurts, hangovers and more.

Many of us are love away from our miracles. Love is a resource.

It’s a lot more important than crude oil.

Saturday, November 21, 2015

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Rooney p os e s with Ev ra , Pogba

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ayne Rooney grabbed himself a souvenir on Tuesday night – a snap with former Manchester United team-mates Paul Pogba and Patrice Evra.

United captain Rooney grabbed the picture shortly after England’s victory against France on what was an emotion-ęlled ęxture at Wembley stadium.

Alongside the picture, which was posted on social media by Equipe de France, it said: ‘Photo souvenir at @Wembley Stadium last

night after #ENGVFRA with Paul Pogba, @ WayneRooney and Patrice Evra.’

It was just one example of how France and England came together in solidarity on Tuesday night as football took somewhat of a step back following Friday’s terror aĴacks in Paris.

Both sets of fans, more than 70,000 in total, joined in with the French national anthem at Wembley in memory of the 129 innocent lives taken by the ISIS-led aĴacks.

The travelling France squad, who all made the decision not to pull out of the game over the weekend, were also welcomed by the Tricolore.

There was also a perfectly-observed minute’s silence, while Prince William and the Prime Minister David Cameron also aĴended.

England went on to win the game 2-0 thanks to goals from ToĴenham youngster Dele Alli and Rooney, with the former being named man-of-the-match.

Is Ronaldo dating his agent’s daughter?

Real Madrid star linked with Marisa Mendes

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ristiano Ronaldo could be dating the daughter of super agent Jorge Mendes, according to reports in Portugal.

The Real Madrid star revealed he has ‘a few’ diěerent women vying for his aěections when interviewed on the Jonathan Ross show this week and has been linked with Marisa Mendes by Portuguese media.

News outlet Flash!

Vidas have linked the two, with the pair posing for a photo shared by the former Manchester United star via his Instagram account on Thursday.

Ronaldo has been single since his split from Russian model Irina Shayk earlier this year.

Asked on The Jonathan Ross Show whether he has a ‘new special someone’, Ronaldo said: ‘A few. I have to ęgure it out. Some know [they are

Terry watches ‘Romeo and Juliet’ with wife Takes much-needed break from awful season

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competing]. I am normal.

‘To speak serious, it is not easy. I know 50 per cent approach just for [celebrity] interest... It’s normal, not just me. All the famous people have these kind of problems.

‘I think I am a conędent guy. I’m tall, have all my teeth, have a nice body.’

Mendes, who is 24 and the eldest of the agent’s children, aĴended the Portugal international’s self-titled ęlm premiere and is a regular at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Ronaldo has been single since spliĴing with Russian model Irina Shayk in January.

Pique, girlfriend Shakira deny claims they have been blackmailed

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erard Pique has been forced to deny reports that he and girlfriend Shakira are being blackmailed over a home-made sex video.

Diario Vasco claims that the Barcelona defender - who is believed to earn £130,000 a week - and his pop star partner have been threatened by a former employee with the publishing of a video containing ‘erotic content’ if they do not part with a ‘big sum of money’.

But Pique’s spokesperson denied to Sportsmail on Wednesday morning that the report was true.

Shakira (left) and Gerard Pique pictured together at the recent Catalonian Football Federation awards. The pair have denied claims in Spanish media that they were blackmailed over a sex tape This comes just two weeks after Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema was formally charged in

connection with an alleged sex tape blackmail plot against French team-mate Mathieu Valbuena.

Benzema was arrested by judicial police in Versailles, west of Paris, in connection with the case, although his lawyers insist he played ‘no part’ in the aĴempt to extort money from his fellow France international.

Benzema faces a prison sentence of at least ęve years if found guilty of complicity in the alleged blackmail - with investigators trying to determine the extent to which Benzema was aware of the intimate video featuring Valbuena, which found its way into the hands of blackmailers.

ohn Terry used the international break as an opportunity to put his and Chelsea’s miserable start to the season to one side as he enjoyed a night the Royal Opera House.

The 34-year-old enjoyed an evening out with his wife Toni as the pair watched a ballet production of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

Chelsea’s season has been nothing short of a tragedy with the club languishing in 16th place in the table with just 11 points from 12 games but Terry took a break from the pressures of football to enjoy a rendition

of the famous play.

The former England international took to Instagram to share pictures of the evening in central London writing: ‘Amazing night with Toni Terry. Royal Opera House. Romeo and

Juliet.

The Chelsea captain posted a selęe with Toni, who he has been married to since 2007, and uploaded a snap of the program from the couple’s seats high up in the gallery.

Adebayor back in Spurs kit

...as misfit striker builds on his fitness in Togo ahead of potential January move

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oĴenham supporters thought they had seen the last of Emmanuel Adebayor in their club colours... oh how they were wrong.

Posted on Thursday morning, images emerged of the Spurs misęt leading out a team of players in the north London outęt’s away kit of last season.

Accompanied with the caption: ‘When Capi Capi SEA walks in,’ the striker can be seen wearing the captain’s armband via his team_adebayor Instagram account.

The match was the latest

by Adebayor in order to raise money for his SEA (Sheyi Emmanuel Adebayor) Foundation.

The SEA Foundation aims to fund and support youth projects in Togo which have the potential to be used as a blueprint in the rest of Africa.

Aside from his philanthropic endeavours, the encounter also enabled the 31-year-old to build on his match ętness as he waits to join a new club.

In September, Adebayor left ToĴenham by mutual agreement, after the club and player ęnally agreed terms about the rest of his contract.

The Togo international had not played for the White Hart Lane outęt this season prior to leaving instead choosing to train with the reserves, He rejected the chance to move before the end of the transfer window, insisting that Spurs pay him the £5million left on his contract.

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League Watch

Winning league title was special, says Ikhana

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oach of Nigeria league champions Enyimba FC, Kadiri Ikhana, has described leading the club to win a record seventh title as special.

Ikhana, who led the Peoples Elephant to domestic and continental success in 2003, won the NPFL title for the second time after 12 years after ending the season four points ahead of closest challengers, Warri Wolves after holding Sunshine Stars to a 0-0 draw on the ęnal day of the season.

“I’m so happy to have won the title again. It is so special after returning to Enyimba. I won the FA Cup last season, this season I won the league title,” said Ikhana.

“I give credit to my players, who played a great part in winning this title. I’d also like to give thanks to the management and the

state government who dished out the support that got us to where we are now.

“They ensured that everything needed this season were provided.

When you have

everything need in the game, then you can achieve something.”

Task Force sacks Heartland management

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anagement of Heartland FC was during the week given its marching orders, and an interim management commiĴee will now run aěairs of the club.

This comes after the team’s disappointing ęnish on the log of the just concluded Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season.

According to a

report, the Task Force CommiĴee on Sports Facilities sacked the

management, and has equally threatened to sack as many as 50%

of the entire players’ work force.

Speaking with a media outęt, a source disclosed that key players of the side were already threatening mass exit due to the administrative style of the commiĴee.

Heartland FC missed out on a continental ticket after picking up 56 points to ęnish the season seventh.

Giwa FC slammed with N3m fine

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iwa FC and two of its players, have been sanctioned by the League Management Company (LMC) for their roles in the abandoned match day 38 ęxture in Laęa against hosts, Nasarawa United.

The Jos-based side had refused to continue with the game in the ęrst half, forcing the referee to call of the match at the expiration of the ęrst half, thereby breaching article 13.26 of the Framework and Rules of the Nigeria Professional Football League.

The players, Amos Gyang and Nojeem Raji had on separate occasions refused to retire to the dressing room after being expelled for violent behaviour.

Giwa FC was ęned N3, 000, 000, a deduction of three points and forfeiture of three points and three goals to Nasarawa United for the abandoned match.

For assaulting a ball boy, Gyang was ęned

N50, 000 for breach of article C1 for violent conduct amounting to misconduct, contrary to the principles of sportsmanship and capable of bringing the league to disrepute.

Raji was banned for six matches for breach of article C1 of the Framework and Rules of the Nigeria Professional Football League which cited him for failing to show respect for the decision of the Referee, when he punched the Referee in the face amid protests by his teammates.

Enyimba insist Anyansi-Agwu remains chairman

No regrets quitting Sunshine Stars post – Boboye

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fter his team’s failure to clinch a continental ticket at the just concluded Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season, Kennedy Boboye has quit as coach of Sunshine Stars.

“I will like to inform you that I have stepped down as coach of Sunshine Stars,” Boboye told Goal.com.

“No regrets for the decision having helped the team finish well in the just

concluded season.

This has nothing to do with our inability to qualify for the Confederation Cup. “For me, a new start seems to be the best solution for all parties and I believe the next manager will benefit from the structure I left behind.”

Sunshine were denied a continental ticket on the final day of the 2015 NPFL season by eventual winners, Enyimba FC after a 0-0 draw at Teslim Balogun stadium.

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elix Anyansi-Agwu is set to continue as chairman of newly crowned Nigeria Professional Football League champions, Enyimba as the club have denied resignation reports.

Anyasi-Agwu had told journalists immediately after the last game of the 2014/15 Nigeria Professional Football League season against Sunshine Stars in Lagos, that he is under immense pressure and as a result he’s resigning.

But the club has come out to state that Anyansi-Agwu remains

the chairman of the club, claiming a statement he made was misinterpreted.

“Following reports of the resignation of our club Chairman Felix Anyansi Agwu, we wish to set the record straight and declare that Felix Anyansi Agwu remains Chairman of Enyimba Football Club.

“Chief Felix Anyansi Agwu has served our club with remarkable selĚessness and unbending will. By any measure, he has transformed Enyimba Football Club and our rich and proud history and achievements will forever be linked to his service,” the statement read in part.

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Politics

More on Obiano, Obi’s N75bn controversy Continued from Page 13

However, observers of the Anambra politics were not surprised at the latest development because although the two principals were school mates at Christ the King College Onitsha and almost a majority shareholder in Fidelity Bank, where Obiano worked as Executive Director, and helped Obi to become governor, most of Obi’s actions and policies shortly before and after handing over left much to be desired.

For instance, Obi did not employ into the civil service in his eight years in o΀ce, but declared about 7,000 vacancy in state civil service, local government and teaching service and went ahead to employ at the eve of his exit, thus putting the burden on Obiano.

Obi

The former governor also bluntly refused to conduct Local Government election and was managing allocations to the third tier of government only to conduct election at the eve of his departure, which many said was to reduce the

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money accruing to Obiano to work for the state.

Although, some people are criticizing Obiano for opening up on his friend, politically, this may have been a strategy because whether he likes it or

not the N75billion will be part of campaign issues in 2017. So it is better he starts now clearing the air on the matter before the campaign comes than during the campaign which is capable of injuring his second term bid. There is no doubt that PDP is Obiano’s strongest opposition in the next election and they have been marshalling their Arsenal to remove him from government House, plot generally believed to sponsored by no other person than Obi. No doubt, in the few months to come, there will be media war between the duo’s camps.

Unfortunately, Obiano is deÀcient in media management and unless his camp wakes up from the slumber, Obi’s media team may drown him.

Battle for loser’s position between Udoedehe and Umana thickens Inibehe Udosen

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ver the weekend, the Akwa Ibom state public witnessed the climax of a weeklong protracted war of words between two opposing elements within the state opposition party All Progressives Congress, APC. This necessitated my initial title to this treaty, containing “opposition within an opposition.”

The main rivals in the Àasco, Sen John Akpanudoedehe and Mr. Umana Umana used the opportunity provided to show that there was no love lost between them, forcing their supporters to be confused by the ugly trend that metamorphosed into media attacks and counter attacks.

The axiom that every disappointment is a blessing in disguise found expression in the scenario which played itself out to the gallery, witnessing the most odious naked dance steps by supposed elders as various forms of Àlthy linens were displayed in the gallery.

In hush tones, in social gatherings and at informal settings, people pinched themselves to recount the startling revelations brought about in the Àasco, a reminder of the Ibibio adage that “usen akwa aÀm ke esikid efut unen.” Whether the two factions in the APC that came out with scathing revelations about the cause(s) of their internal wrangling are saying the truth or not, is not the basic issue, what is most important is that there is more to the posture or position of the party than meet the eyes, or the ordinary eyes.

First it was Senator Udoedehe whose interview on the morning of Saturday November 8, opened a can of worms in respect of Mr Umana Umana. Udoedehe accused Umana Umana of being the mastermind of kidnappings and high proÀle murders during the administration of former governor Godswill Akpabio. He accused Umana of complicity in the attempted kidnap of his mother and also blamed him for his premature exit from the PDP in 2009, maintaining that if Governor Akpabio had not appointed people like Umana into his government, he wouldn’t have had cause to oppose the former governor who he admitted did well in the areas of infrastructural development.

He justiÀed his claim by asserting that as soon as Umana left the government of

Udoedehe

Chief Akpabio in 2013, kidnapping and political assassinations ended in the state.

The former senator also announced how Umana sold a large property at Ikoyi for as much as N1.6bn out of which N1.3bn was used for the illegal acquisition of the party hierarchy in Abuja, as obvious in his successful acquiring of the ticket of the party despite not meeting the needed electoral criteria of legitimate membership of the party and meeting the electoral deadline of governorship candidates.

As an insider with a seven year membership strength, and an intimidating proÀle as the only Board of Trustees member from Akwa Ibom State, Udoedehe knows just very much on details of the shady deals that Umana may have rode on to fame, in a party that gave him a ticket for an election when he was barely 11 days old as member of the party.

This nature of shady deal has continued to bring to fore, the nagging question of irresponsibility and rascality bedeviling the political consciousness of people who preach and promised change in the approach to politics in the State. Or was it change for the worst?

As if that was not enough, it was Ita Awak the factional spokesperson for the state APC who went on air to announce that Senator Akpanudoedehe refused all efforts made to pacify him and restore peace in the party. Awak whose credibility had always been in doubt, is enmeshed in a controversy following allegations that he was impersonating the real Publicity Secretary of the party Mr Samuel Udobong. Udo-

Umana bong’s disclaimer as published in some media warned Ita against illegal parade as publicity secretary when he had never contested for the position in any state congress of the party. While the notoriety of Mr Ita Awak’s illegitimacy is a subject for another day, it would not be out of place to state that his interregnum as illegal publicity secretary has brought to fore the level to which the desperate ignoble ambition of Mr Umana Umana can lead him. Udoedehe had alleged that Umana got engaged in fetish oath taking and diabolical covenants that scared the living daylight out of his opponents. “A party that I built and nurtured, yet my party executive members abandoned me because I did not administer local oaths on them and they choose to worship the devil(Umana) because they were bonded.

But Awak in his confessional interview disclosed that Mr Umana Umana traded certain aspect of governance to Udoedehe to earn unassailable grip of the gubernatorial ticket. Armed like a fairy tale parrot, Awak shamelessly revealed that Umana’s oͿer to Udoedehe included among other things, an oͿer to produce 5 commissioners in the State executive council, and 5 local government chairmen from any area of his choice, including assurances that he becomes minister in the event that the Muhammadu Buhari wins at the polls.

But Akpanudoedehe’s reaction that Umana was a blackmailer who went round telling people that he had bought the party’s governorship ticket. Senator Udoedehe said that if he was gullible as Umana al-

leged, he would have stayed on in PDP and continue to enjoy the beneÀts he got as a state caucus member in the Akpabio administration, especially having served as campaign manager to the former governor.

“So is Umana saying that he is replacing my years of struggle with money? That’s very wrong.” Udoedehe had fumed. As if that was not enough, the embattled APC chieftain revealed that Umana bought his campaign manager Udoma Ekarika, and his former running mate Late Ime Umana with stupendous wealth that he cannot account for.

At the risk of sounding immodest, can Umana Umana really be trusted or should Udoedehe’s allegations be taken with a pinch of salt? Udoedehe has insisted that Umana is a questionable character who had no business in government. “If someone is given power, he can easily use such power to destroy and save lives and through the instrumentality of Mr Umana, several cultists found their way to power in the last administration, especially at the local government level.” His argument is buttressed by the scenario in which the former SSG has brought the same crop of people to come and destabilize the APC. But Udoedehe assured his people that the impunity imported by Umana to the APC will soon be resolved by the court. He debunked Umana’s persistent claim spewed all over media that there is no pre-election governorship case in court as he was still aggressively pushing for recognition as the authentic candidate who contested against Governor Udom Emmanuel on April 11, 2015.

But Awak in replying to claims of membership of the party said that they are all migrants to the APC and that Udoedehe cannot claim to be the only opposition Àgure in the state. “Udoedehe was a migrant, we are all migrants and I am a recent migrant.” And so the Àght, accusations and counter accusations ensue.

The funny contradiction in the battle by the two opposing forces within the opposition APC is that they are battling to place on record the actual loser in the April 11, 2015 governorship election. It is a battle that whoever emerges winner, ends up as the loser to the actual winner. So the question is, what are they Àghting for?

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Politics

Biafra: Ojukwu’s undying vision As the dust settles after Biafra agitators, Emma Mgbeahurike x-rays the present position and the people’s impression.

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igeria which acquired its independence from her erstwhile colonial masters the Great Britain on 1st October, 1960 is globally acknowledged as the giant of Africa and the most populous black nation.

Like every other developing nations, Nigeria has since independence has its vicissitudes and upheavals arising from political skirmishes among the political class, mainly in the 1960s which culminated in a three year civil war.

The war was the aftermath of an aĴempted bid by the former Eastern region led by Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu to secede from the rest of the country and to establish a district Republic christened Biafra.

Indeed, since the cessation of hostilities in January, 1970 and in spite of the “No victor No vanquished” declaration by the then General Yakubu Gowon administration, coupled with the enunciation of the 3 Rs - Reconciliation, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction”, the embiĴered former Eastern region has remained resolute, determined, irrepressible and commiĴed in its mission to establish a separate empire predicated on alleged marginalization suppression, discrimination dichotomy, segregation and criminal conspiracy against the entire Igbo race by successive regime in the Nigerian polity.

Thus, the sustained struggle for separate existence ęred by the zeal and determination to take their destiny in their own hands was to give birth to the daring organi-

zation, known as Movement for the Actualization of the sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB).

Although largely disowned by the Apex Igbo socio-cultural organization “the Ohaneze Ndigbo” on account of its perceived “insurrection” against the federal government, MASSOB led by radical, activist Chief Ralph Uwazuruike has remained unrelenting in its resolution to extricate Ndigbo from domination hegemony and regimental enclave of the chronic leadership of the nation.

Undeterred by incessant harassment, coercion, arrest, detention, torture and even outright assassination of members, the freedom ęghters appear not to be in a hurry to surrender.

Only recently, the movement (MASSOB) shook the entire South East and South South to its foundation with protest march in the major towns and cities of the zones.

Armed with Biafran Ěags and placards bearing various inscriptions, conveying the quest to bring the Biafran dream to reality, the youthful protesters who deęed the scotching heat of the sun incessantly chanted Biafra songs, barricaded all major roads in Port-Harcourt, Onitsha, Asaba, Aba, Owerri and Abakaliki thus impeding the free Ěow of traĜc.

The presence of heavily armed stern-looking security men comprising the Army, the Police, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) as well as sundry local vigilance groups helped to ensure that the exercise did not degenerate to mayhem.

Although not a few Igbo be-

lieved that the South East had continued to suěer wanton marginalization and discrimination in the nation’s scheme of things, 45 years after the civil war, a greater percentage of the people appear indiěerent and lackadaisical after the activities of the group dubbed MASSOB. Since the consummation of the protest marches which paralysed commercial activities in the major urban centres of the zone, normalcy has since returned as the people now go about their usual daily business without fear of aĴack or molestation by anybody.

Newswatch Times authoritatively reports that banks, ęlling stations, supermarkets, markets, schools, popular joints have since resumed normal business while Keke NAPEP operators, bus drivers, commercial operators, hawkers now go about their daily vocations unperturbed.

This is in spite of the acute fuel scarcity that has hit the state precipitating long queues in most of the falling stations.

Expectedly, insinuations, rumours and propaganda have taken the centre stage in respect of the earth shaking protest of the MASSOB boys that swept the South East and South South like a hurricane.

While a school of thought insisted that the measure was in consonance with the charter of the United Nations, which posits that a nation plunged into a avid war is required to remedy all that gave birth to the war, not less than 40 years after failure of which the aggrieved section is free to go its separate way, the other believes that the action was to avert further criminal measure against Igbo race.

Thus, the situation at the moment as most observed in public places is that a growing consciousness and awareness on the activities, visions, goals and aspirations of the MASSOB Vanguards

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had continued to acquire stronger impetus and relevance. This has prompted many people to assimilate the gospel of a feasible Biafra project in no distant time with a renewed vigour to lend support the freedom agitators.

Invariably, fear and apprehension of the unknown has envel-

oped the socio psyche of the people.

Believing in possible outbreak of another civil war in the country, some people have developed “look-worm aĴitude” posture and surveillance on their immediate surroundings.

In all these, there appears to be a common verdict among the people that the Biafra agitation is a mere wishful thinking and a tall dream that cannot come to friction.

Those who believe in this concept are of the view that since the former Biafra war Lord-Chief, Dim Ojukwu widely dreaded and formidably indefatigable, could not realize the dream, it now amounts to an exercise in futility for the younger generators bereft of the circumstances that gave birth to the agitation to nurse the vision of bringing it to a logical end.

strides of Oodua Progressive Union, which was convened to protect, enhance, showcase cultural integrity, values, heritage and tradition of Yoruba outside the geographical contraption of Nigeria, apology to the sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, who founded the Egbe Omo Oduduwa here in London in 1947,” he explained.

Drawing a line between the Oodua Peoples’ Congress (OPC) and OPU, Adams declared: “Yoruba is the Àfth respectable race in the world. Regrettably, this culture and tradition, which make the Yoruba why they are, who they are, is gradually being swept inside the ocean by the torrent wave of superlative indoctrination, systematic cultural imperialism via exposition to unbridled vogues, socio eͿect of globalisation and indecent social interaction”.

Declaring that OPU had been

launched in 63 countries, Adams said the inauguration of the radio station was necessary to further propagate the cultural belief of the Yoruba.

“You will agree with me that an organisation, which relies solely on patronage of communication platforms at this age of information super highway, may be defective in its stride to eͿectively pass messages and information to the public.

Thus, the setting up of the Oodua Voice Radio and Magazine is a deliberate attempt to establish platforms of communication solely for the public and celebrate, enhance, promote, transmit and showcase Yoruba culture and ethics from here in London. We must ensure that the pristine Yoruba tradition, culture, ethics, morals and values are daily celebrated on international platform and fora or else, we are forgotten as a race”.

Igariwe

Gani Adams launches Oodua Radio, magazine in UK, honours HID Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

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t was a gathering of who is who in the media world and Yoruba extraction during the week in Britain at the inauguration of Oodua Voice Radio and Newsmagazine.

Venue was Durning Hall, Forest Gate, London where the Àrst in the series of Yoruba radio stations was launched across Europe.

The Chief Executive O΀cer (CEO) of the station, Otunba Gani Adams described the event as historical.

He also called for a minute silence in honour of Yeye Oodua Hannah Idowu Dideolu (HID) Awolowo the matriarch of the Awolowo dynasty.

At the well-attended event,

Adams Adams, who is also the OPU Convener, urged that Yoruba must remember their past “to shape our present and prepare for the future through advocacy in the media.

HID “The vision to plant these platforms of communication is not out of mere wishful thinking or brain wave. It is in continuation of the vision and graduation of the path-Ànding

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Sports Update

Iheanacho revels in Eagles chance

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Ambrose: My mother predicted my goal against Swaziland

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igeria international, Efe Ambrose, has told AfricanFootball.com

his mother predicted his goal against Swaziland.

The Celtic defender scored the second

goal three minutes from time to seal a 2-0 win for Nigeria over Swaziland on Tuesday in a Russia 2018 FIFA

World Cup qualięer to advance to group stage of the qualięers.

It was a “striker’s” goal as he dashed into the box to coolly help on a free kick

by Sylvester Igbonu as Nigeria searched for a goal to cushion the pressure from Swaziland The former FC Ashdod of Israel said her mother told him before the game that he will play well and cap a good game with a goal to help to Nigeria win.

“My mother, Alice Adievu Ambrose, predicted I am going to do well for Eagles against Swaziland and score a goal and it came to pass,” said an elated Ambrose.

“And so I dedicated the goal to her for her never-ending support and encouragement.”

Ambrose, who has represented Nigeria at U20 and U23 levels, has over 50 caps for Eagles.

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olves l manager, Kenny JackeĴ, has hailed Nigeria international, Carl Ikeme, as a real professional as he is set to return to the starting lineup for an English Championship clash on Saturday against Ipswich Town.

Arsenal loanee Emiliano Martinez has

been ruled out of the game against Ipswich Town due to a thigh injury.

The injury forced Martinez oě the ęeld during the goalless draw with Burnley two weeks ago when Ikeme replaced him.

This is a chance for the 29-year-old Nigeria shotstopper, who last started

a Championship game for Wolves in August, to stake a claim for the goalkeeper’s jersey.

“He got a great reception when he came on against Burnley. He’s been very professional, done his work, trained very well. He’s very mature and a top-class professional,” JackeĴ remarked.

anchester City starlet, Kelechi Iheanacho, says geĴing a chance to play for Nigeria’s national team is “a dream” and wants to become a Super Eagles legend in future.

Iheanacho was handed a call up by Nigeria head coach, Sunday Oliseh for the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying double header against Swaziland.

The 19-year-old was a second half substitute against Shilangu Semnikati in Lobamba but was only an unused substitute in the return ęxture in Port Harcourt.

“It is a dream come true to play for Nigeria’s Super Eagles. I was

happy get the call and I want to use this opportunity to thank the coach and the Nigeria Football Federation for the opportunity,” Iheanacho told supersport. com.

Iheanacho has already scored twice for Manchester City in all competitions this season and he hopes to bring his experience playing with some of the best footballers in world to bear on the national team.

“I am learning everyday at City playing and training with great players everyday.

“This will help me in the national team and I hope to play for the Super Eagles for many, many years,” he said.

2018 World Cup: Nigeria in race to improve FIFA rankings

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igeria will have about ęve months to improve their FIFA rankings ahead of the draw for the ęnal round of the 2018 World Cup qualięers in June.

Nigeria have featured at ęve World Cups including the last tournaments in 2010 and 2014, but they are 59th in the world and outside Africa’s top 10, which could mean they could draw very tough opponents in the ęnal hurdle for qualięcation to Russia 2018.

On current ranking, Nigeria would be drawn in pot 3, which could see them draw tough teams like Ghana and Cameroon in the ęrst two pots of the draw.

The Super Eagles have between now and June 24 to ensure they are beĴer placed by the time of the draw so as to enjoy a more favourable draw.

Next year’s CHAN will be a big opportunity for Nigeria to enhance their FIFA ranking as the tournament is considered

by FIFA as a full international competition.

An improvement on the team’s third place last year in South Africa will

therefore go a long way in earning valuable points for the Super Eagles in the FIFA rankings.

Nigeria are drawn with Tunisia, Guinea and Niger in the group stage of the biennial competition, which kicks oě on January 16.

Nigeria will also have two FIFA friendly windows before June 24 during which to improve their FIFA rankings.

The ęrst such window will be between March 21 and 29, while the second window is between May 30 and June 7.

These windows will cover 2017 AFCON qualięers against Egypt (in March) and Tanzania and Chad (between May and June) and good results from these matches will go a long way to lift the country from their current disappointing 59th position.

The failure of the Eagles to qualify for this year’s AFCON in Equatorial Guinea is believed to have contributed to the country’s poor rating

by FIFA, which was the complete opposite when Nigeria won a third AFCON in South Africa in 2013

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, November 21, 2015

Sports Update

It’s all about versatility – South Africa coach

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outh Africa Under-23 coach, Owen Da Gama, has explained his decision to include more midęelders in his squad for the upcoming CAF U-23 Eight Nations tournament in Senegal.

‘Rubber Doll’ believes selecting versatile players will help his side in case of injuries.

‘ODG’ was speaking to African Football during his 21-man squad announcement in Johannesburg on Thursday.

The team is set to report for camp on Sunday and jet out of the country on Tuesday, 24 November.

“I think yes I’ve packed the midęeld because our play will start from there, our creativity will start from the wings,” said Da Gama.

“We’ve got Siphelele Ntshangase upfront and we also have to understand that a player like Abbubaker Mobara can play at the back.

“Gift Motupa can also play as a striker, Menzi Masuku can play as a striker and it’s basically

players that are versatile.

“I think that’s what you need when going to a tournament like this one, let’s give an example, you have two right backs who can only play in that position.

“If they get injured you’ve got a problem but if you have versatile players, it’s easier that way.

“I think the most important thing is that in our past friendlies we scored goals, our creativity and speed is second to none and the boys are hungry for goals. Keagan Dolly is scoring at Mamelodi Sundowns, Menzi and Motupa are also scoring at Orlando Pirates,” adds the coach.

“We’ve got various angles of scoring, I believe we can score goals. Our whole emphasis of aĴack is about scoring goals.

“From a defensive point of view, we’ve conceded very few goals so we’re very strong in that aspect but we need to ęnd the right balance.

“We’re not defensive, we go out there and play the best football but we must score goals.”

Siasia tasks authorities to act tough on mother’s kidnapping

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igeria’s Under-23 coach, Samson Siasia, has urged his country’s government to take action against kidnapping, saying that the business cannot come back after eěorts to curb it.

Siasia, said in Gambia after the kidnapping of his mother by three gunmen in Odoni, Bayelsa. He described the abduction as a huge blow “My mum’s issue is a very big blow, because having gone with all this stress [of air travel when the Ěight had a slight problem in Ghana on its way to The Gambia] and my wife called me the next day to say that my mum has been kidnapped,” a grieved Siasis lamented.

“I said how is that possible, an old woman in the village; what had come into their minds that they want to kidnap my mother and for what reason I don’t know.”

After the incident, he said, he didn’t initially inform anyone in the team aside from the media oĜcer of the Nigerian Football Federation, who they are travelling with, and his personal assistant because he doesn’t want to further stress the team.

“As a human being, you don’t need to kidnap anyone at all.

It is not normal and these guys should have looked for a job instead of kidnapping and looking for handouts, which is not helping the country.”

Nigeria U-23 team face Gambia in test game ...Surprises S i iin final fi l squad d

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igeria Under-23 will take on their counterparts from The Gambia in a test game on Saturday preparatory to U23 AFCON in Senegal.

It will be the Samson Siasia-led team’s first game since they began training in the Gambia ahead of the tournament.

They are expected to play at least two other warm-up matches before they depart for U23 AFCON in next-

door Senegal.

Nigeria’s U23 group rivals Algeria and Egypt have also been preparing for the competition by playing test games.

Egypt defeated Cameroon 2-1 at home and are due to play another game with the same team on Sunday, while Algeria fell to Tunisia 2-0 in a warm-up clash.

Meanwhile, Nigeria Under-23 coach Samson Siasia has effected several surprises on his final squad for the

U23 AFCON in Senegal with former skipper Erhun Obanor the biggest casaulty.

It was specially gathered that Abia Warriors defender Obanor, who was team skipper of Dream Team VI last year, failed to make the final cut for the U23 AFCON, which will also serve as qualifiers for next year’s Olympics in Rio. Obanor was replaced

by Nigeria U20 central defender Zaharadeen Bello with former

Dolphins defender Chizoba Amaefule also making the cut.

Heartland goalkeeper Emmanuel Iwu has also been picked for the tournament in Senegal.

Siasia has listed only four foreign-based stars for the competition, which kicks off on November 28 in Dakar.

Nigeria’s opening match will be against Mali on November 29 in Mbour.

They will also face Egypt and Algeria.

hamed Hamdy, Osama Ibrahim and Mohamed Fathi respectively.

On the hour, Cameroon managed to equalise after a rocket beyond goalkeeper Awad.

Six minutes later, the substitute Karim Mamdouh scored the second for the Egyptians after he followed Ramadan Sobhy’s shot.

In the 80th minute Ramdan Sobhy missed a penalty after he easily put the ball in the hands of Cameroonian goalkeeper.

Egypt wasted several other chances and will play another friendly against the Cameroonians on Sunday.

Egypt XI: Mossad Awad; Mohamed Hmady, Ragab Nabil, Yasser Ibrahim, Osama Ibrahim; Saleh Gomaa, Mohamed Fathi, Mohamed Hany, Ramadan Sobhy; Shokry Nagib and Mohamed Salem.

Egypt warns Nigeria after Cameroon win

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gypt Under-23 team have ęred a serious warning to Nigeria ahead of the Under-23 AFCON in Senegal after they defeated Cameroon 2-1 in a test game at the Sharm El-Sheikh stadium.

Nigeria baĴle Egypt on December 2 in Mbour for a place in next year’s Rio Olympics.

The Egyptian side started the game so strongly and managed to open the scoring in the 16th minute.

Mohamed Salem scored after he followed a mistake from the Cameroonian goalkeeper who failed to deal with Saleh Gomaa’s cross.

The beginning of the second half saw three substitutions for the Egyptian side as Mohamed Adel, Karim Mamdouh and Mohamed Ashraf came on for Mo-

U-17 World Cup star, Nwakali says he would love to join Arsenal

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igeria Under-17 international, Kelechi Nwakali, has said he would love to join Arsenal when pressed on their reported interest in his services, the Daily Star quote.

The 17-year-old star has been making quite a name for himself following his superb performances during Nigeria’s recent U17 World Cup victory in Chile.

The talented midęelder, predominantly featuring as

a number 10, won the player of the tournament award as the Flying Eagles won six of their seven matches on route to lifting the trophy.

Nwakali’s presence and inĚuence in the team has aĴracted interest from the Premier League, where Arsenal Chelsea and Manchester City have all been credited with holding an interest.

On his prospects of moving to England, the young midęelder appeared excited as he made his intentions

clear how a switch to the Emirates Stadium would be his preference.

“I would love to play for Arsenal. They are the Premier League club I will like to play for them because they play the best football in the world,” he told MTNFootball which was quoted by the Daily Star.

Nwakali’s brother Chidiebere currently plies his trade in England, as he is on the books of Manchester City, joining fellow Nigerian

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