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Olubadan ‘ll be given befitting burial –Ajimobi

2lusaNin BaEalola, Ibadan

overnor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State has announced his readiness to give the late Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Samuel Odulana Odugade 1 a beęĴing burial. Ajimobi gave this assurance yesterday when he paid a condolence visit to Olubadan’s palace in Monatan, Ibadan, Oyo State capital. The governor who was received by the Otun

Olubadan, Senator Lekan Balogun, Osi Balogun of Ibadanland, Chief Olufemi Olaifa and Olubadan’s son, Prince Femi Lana, said a burial commiĴee would be set up to that eěect. He said the commiĴee will be made up of the members of the Olubadan’s family, Olubadan in Council and the state government oĜcials. Ajimobi disclosed that the burial ceremony will commence from February

6 to February 12, 2016. “He was a good father to all of us. We are happy and sad at the same time. We are happy that he grew old and lived a fruitful life. Olubadan was a disciplinarian and was orderly in his endeavours. He was elegant and has integrity. Oba Odulana was very predictable and I wish he will be the type we will be having on this throne,” Ajimobi said. He added: “Olubadan was an accomplished

human being by all standards. Even if it’s about his age, he was fulęlled and contented with all he had. He was an epitome of patriotism, who was passionate about the progress of Ibadan.” Ajimobi noted that it is the responsibility of the state government to give the late Olubadan of Ibadanland, urging the family to give the state government the opportunity to give him their last respect.

South West xxx Lassa fever patient responding to

treatment –LUTH

he management of the Lagos U n i v e r s i t y Teaching Hospital (LUTH) Idi-Araba, has said that the patient that contacted Lassa fever disease was responding to treatment at its isolation ward. The Public Relations 2΀cer (PR2) of LUTH, Mr Kelechi Otuneme, yesterday said that the hospital’s medical personnel and health workers had been working together to ensure that the patient recovered. “The management had to lodge the health workers within the LUTH premises for safety and fast treatment of the patient,’’ he said.

The Àrst case of Lassa fever was diagnosed at LUTH on January 15 on a 25-year-old student of the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) in Zaria, Kaduna State (names withheld). He reportedly contacted the virus before he came to visit his parents in IfakoIjaiye area of Lagos. He was admitted in a private hospital at IfakoIjaiye on Jan. 9 and was transferred to LUTH on January15 on an account of developing symptoms of fever, sore throat and body ache. Medical personnel in LUTH ran a blood test on him which conÀrmed that he had contacted the Lassa fever virus.

LASG begins review of Ikeja Model City Plan

Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Barrister Taiwo Adeoluwa (middle); Commissioner for Information and Strategy, 0r Adedayo Adeneye (right) and Commissioner for SSecial 'uties, Barrister /eNe Adewolu Erie¿ng the 3ress, ahead of the worNing visit of 3resident 0ohammadu Buhari to 2gun State and the commemoration of the creation of the state years ago.

Ogun@40: Amosun builds 96 modern houses for villagers Bolu 2lu (sho, AEeoNuta

illagers at ItokuElewe Irepodun along SagamuAbeokuta expressway have been relocated to a new seĴlement within the axis in the newly built modern houses built for them by Ogun State government. Relocation of the villagers became necessary as the Governor

Ibikunle Amosun led administration opened up the area siĴing a housing estate there. Secretary to the State Government, Barrister Taiwo Adeoluwas disclosed this yesterday while brieęng newsmen on programme of events of the state’s 40th anniversary celebrations. There were 46 mud structures with small wooden box windows

inhabited by the villagers who are mainly farmers. With advent of the estate, Governor Amosun decided to relocate the villagers with provision of ř-bedroom Ěat for each household. The ęrst set of the ş6 Ěats the state resolved to build are already near completion when the state’s Commissioner for Information and Strategy Chief Adedayo Adeneye

took journalists round the projects yesterday. The SSG revealed that among 60 completed projects, 40 have been selected for opening by President Muhammadu Buhari who is to arrive the state on February 1. Among the projects slated for opening are newly constructed roads and overhead bridges in the three Senatorial districts of the state.

he had been working conscientiously since he resumed oĜce as a lawmaker to facilitate the dividends of democracy to the constituency. The legal luminary explained that the ęrst motion he moved when he resumed oĜce was on the need to have a beęĴing general hospital in the constituency stressing that it was a huge burden on the people in the area to travel all the way to Badagry or Igando before they could have access to a

government hospital. He noted that he sought for audience with the executive governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode to make him see the urgency of having a public hospital in this constituency adding that a team of commiĴee set up by the government had made the ęrst visit to the constituency. He hinted that the only thing that might slow down the pace of the project was availability of space for the construction of the proposed hospital stressing that the

commiĴee saddled with this responsibility would come for another visit very soon. In a bid to ameliorate the suěering of the people he announced N5, 000 monthly allowances to ęve widows in every ward in the constituency taking eěect from this month. He also donated 30 pieces of computers to primary schools in the constituency to boost their chances of having practical knowledge of the subject, as being taught in the school.

Akande unfolds plans to establish Ojo General Hospital BaEs 2yetoro

agos State House of Assembly member, Hon. Victor Akande from Ojo constituency 1 has revealed during the town-hall meeting with stakeholders at Ojo local government area the government’s plans to end the long waiting for a general hospital soon in the constituency. Akande, who emerged victorious at the last general election on the platform of People Democratic Party (PDP) informed the gathering of stakeholders that

he Lagos State g o v e r n m e n t yesterday said that it had begun a review of the Ikeja Model City Plan as part of eͿorts to create a better state with standard and adequate infrastructure. In a statement signed by the 'irector, Public AͿairs, Lagos State Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development, Mr Ajao Mutair, it stated that the state had begun a review of the plan which became operative in year 2010. According to the statement, the Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Mr Wasiu Anifowoshe was quoted to have said that it was necessary to ascertain the level of compliance with the provisions of the plan to improve on its gains. “The exercise would involve among others, the evaluation of the level of performance in the area of infrastructural provision, conÁict of land uses, transportation, sanitation, security, housing, population, recreation and tourism,’’ he said. The commissioner urged

traditional heads, community leaders, residents, traders, corporate organisations and civil societies within Ikeja to cooperate with government o΀cials and other stakeholders for success of the exercise. Anifowoshe called on ministries, agencies, professional bodies, nongovernmental organisations, individuals and other stakeholders to forward memoranda on any matter relating to the review to the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development. The plan, which covers Ikeja, Ojodu and Onigbongbo local government areas, is meant to transform the capital of Lagos into a functional, safe, and beautiful model city. The plan is the second Model City Plan presented to the public after the IkoyiVictoria Island plan. It provides designation of high street corridors, preservation and conservation of green areas, development of Opebi Park as the heart of the Model City, creation of activity centres and upgrading of physical infrastructure.

10 ships arrives Lagos with petroleum products, containers

en ships are waiting to discharge petroleum products and containers at Apapa and Tin-Can Island Ports in Lagos. This is heart-warming to the citizens who feared that there might be yet another season of scarcity of petroleum products following the shutting of Port Harcourt and Kaduna reÀneries in the wake of ferocious militant attacks. The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) stated this in its daily publication ‘Shipping Position’, -made available yesterday to the media in Lagos. The document indicated that eight of the ships were waiting to berth with petrol, while two others would berth with containers and frozen Àsh. It stated that 28 ships

laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods were expected to arrive the ports from January 22 to February 6. NPA noted that the expected ships contained general cargoes, buck wheat, containers, diesel, steel products and petrol. It was learned that 17 other ships are at the ports discharging buck wheat, general cargoes, bulk rice, bulk charcoal, containers and petrol.

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South East/South South

Buhari, Obiano, others extols late Pa Ngige Alphonsus Eze, Awka

resident Mohammadu Buhari, former Vice-President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme, Sen. Bola Tinubu, Alhaji Bisi Akande, Chief Segun Oni and National Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief John Oyegun, has commiserated with the Ngige family and the government of Anambra State on the loss of Pa Pius Ngige, the father of Dr. Chris Ngige, the Minister of Labour and Productivity.. Buhari, who was represented by the Secretary to the Federal Government (SGF), Babashir Lawal at the burial of

late Ngige described Sen. Chris Ngige, the son of the deceased, as a pillar of his government and APC. In his speech, the Governor of Anambra State, Willie Obiano said that the death of Pa Ngige was worthy of celebration, noting that the deceased died at a ripe age and left children who had made impact in the society. Speaking on behalf of his family, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Sen. Chris Ngige thanked Nigerians for identifying with them at the time of grief. He said that the family will remain grateful to the state and Federal Government as well as

the APC for their various roles. Some of the dignitaries at the event include Governors Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta, Adams Oshiomole of Edo, the Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, former governors Peter Obi and Virgy Etiaba, among others. In his sermon at the Catholic Church Alor, Idemili local government area, the Catholic Bishop of Awka Diocese, Most Rev. Paulinus Ezeokafor, described death as an inevitable end for every human being which they should prepare for at all times. The Bishop described late Pa Ngige as a devout Catholic Christian

and community leader. He charged the leadership of the country at all levels to make the wellbeing of the citizens as their primary responsibility. “It is true that the economy is bad but it is not dead; we must therefore use the little resources of the country for the good of the people,” Ezeokafor advised. Ezeokafor also cautioned against ostentatious lifestyle and waste of scarce resources on burial ceremonies while the living wallow in poverty and hunger. He urged Nigerians to continue to pray for the leadership of the country for God’s direction.

News Shun cultism, malpractices, VC charge students ThankGod Ivere-Ijomah, Benin

he Vice-Chancellor of the University of Benin (UNIBEN), Prof. Faraday Orumwense, has charged the 10,353 new students of the institution who were given provisional admissions for the 2015/2016 academic session to work assiduously in order to achieve their dreams by leveraging ‘on the solid reputation of the Institution.’ The event, which took place yesterday, was conducted at the Ugbowo and Ekenwan campuses simultaneously by the university. Of the 30,400 applicants received by the University,

28,400 candidates sat for the mandatory computer-based post UTME screening exercise conducted by the institution. Addressing the new students, the VC advised the new students to shun vices such as cultism, prostitution and examination malpractices, and reminded them that ‘obedience to the rules and regulations of this institution is mandatory.’ “From the foregoing, it is therefore left for you as fresh men and women to remain in this great citadel of learning and be a part of history, or gamble with this rare privilege through acts of omission and commission,” he said.

Counsellor urges students to seek solution to problems ThankGod Ivere-Ijomah, Benin

he Head, Counselling and Careers Unit of the Lagos State University (LASU) in Ojo, Dr Olubukola Oyediji, yesterday urged students of the institution to visit the unit for solutions to their academic and personal problems. Oyediji said this in her welcome address at the counselling programme organised for the 2015/2016 newly admitted students and the returning students. She said that the counselling and careers’ unit was a one-stop shop for solutions to problems bedevilling the students at all levels.

“We are here to respond and give support to you students and we will give you the shoulder to lean on,’’ she said. Oyediji urged the students not to be ashamed or afraid to discuss whatever issues bordering them with the counsellors. She said that it was unfortunate that some students did not visit the counselling and career unit until they graduated from the university, noting that counselling was as important to students as their core courses. She also urged the students to shun cultism, bad inÁuence, peer group pressure and face their studies, which was there primary assignment at the university.

Empowerment: NDE trains 500 graduates in Ekiti Deputy Governor of Enugu State, Hon. Mrs. Cecilia Ezeilo (left) listens as Senior Communication Specialist of World Bank, Obadiah Tohomdet, explains a point to her when the latter led World Bank team to a courtesy visit, at Government House, Enugu State.

Poultry farmers lose N140m to bird flu in Enugu

he Director of Veterinary Services in Enugu State Ministry of Agriculture, Dr Emmanuel Onyeka, yesterday in Enugu disclosed that poultry farmers in the state have lost about N140 million to the bird Ěu resurgence within a week. He said that the loss came about from the destruction of 132,500 birds conęrmed to have been infested with bird Ěu. Onyeka said that the loss came from burying

birds, decontaminating and shuĴing down three poultry farms within Ozalla and Ngwo, on the outskirts of Enugu metropolis. He said that 40 staě of the three farms had lost their jobs due to the resurgence of the disease. “Three poultry farms have lost a minimum estimate of N140 million after we buried all their birds found with bird Ěu disease as well as disinfected, decontaminated and shut down the farms for three months.

One of the farms at Ozalla with 120,000 birds and two at Ngwo with 12,500 birds were involved in the case detected on Monday in the state,” he said. He further said: “A minimum of 40 staě have also lost their jobs since the farms were shut down. The combined team of the state and Federal Department of Veterinary Services have been work hard to contain the outbreak and make sure that it doesn’t spread to other farms in the state.”

The director urged residents of the state not to panic as the ministry was addressing the problem. Onyeka said the ministry would continue to take pro-active steps to protect them as well as the multi-billion poultry business in the state. He noted that his department had been getting all needed support from Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State and the Federal Ministry of Agriculture in order to check the spread of the disease.

oordinator of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) in Ekiti State, Mr Tope Akinyemi, yesterday said 500 university graduates and several school certięcate leavers were trained last year by the directorate. He said 60 women were trained in soap and perfume making while other 60 other women were trained in beads making. According to him, 120 youths acquired vocational skills in events management and decoration while another 120 youths acquired skills in catering, hairdressing and carburettor repairs. The coordinator said that 68 youths also ben-

eęted from the directorate’s entrepreneurship development programme for graduates, adding that 70 school certięcate leavers beneęted from commercial vegetable farm training scheme while 120 had training in safety measures on livestock farm. He called on state and local governments to partner with the directorate in order to carry out more initiatives in the area of vocational training. Akinyemi added that the NDE would carry out more empowerment initiatives for graduates and embark on capacity building for small scale business owners to enable them expand their businesses.

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North East/West

JAP tasks traditional rulers, parents, against complacency on Polio Baba Negedu, Kaduna

ournalists Against Polio, (JAP) Kaduna State chapter, yesterday said another round of polio immunization for children between 0-5 years has commenced in the State. A statement by the state coordinator of Journalists Against Polio, Lawal Dogara, appealed to traditional rulers and religious leaders to ensure parents especially those in the rural areas allow their children to be immunized. Dogara said the good signs been recorded in the state should not be taken for granted and tasked the traditional rulers and other stakeholders not to L-R: Sen. Kabiru Gaya; Sen. Adamu Aliero; Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki; Senate Leader, Sen. Ali Ndume; Sen. Danjuma Goje; Deputy Senate Leader, Sen. Ibn-Na’Allah and others, when the Senate President led the leadership of the Senate to pay a condolence visit to Sen. Na’Allah over the demise of his father, in Kebbi State… yesterday.

“For conceding defeat, Jonathan deserves commendation, not condemnation” –Habib Ted Odogwu, Bureau Chief, Kano

n outspoken commentator and analyst on political aͿairs, yesterday in Kano described as unjustiÀable barrage of criticism against former President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration. Rather, he contended that Jonathan deserves pat on the back for promptly conceding defeat, failure of which at that time would have not only destabilized the country, but ignite political violence, the end of which no one could predict. The Kano-based Political aͿairs analyst, Alhaji Kabiru Habib in his assessment of the last administration argued that whosoever Ànds himself on the saddle of leadership of the country would be criticized, either constructively or otherwise, following the diverse nature of

the country. While identifying sectional and religious a΀liation as the twin monsters tearing the unity and stability of the country apart, Habib maintained that they are indeed causing the President sleepless nights, emphasizing that except he is surrounded by focused lieutenants. Unfortunately, the concerned citizen recalled that former President Jonathan lacked focused lieutenants, who he pointed out were the architect of his misfortune, following their failure to steer the ship to the Promised Land. “These lieutenants, who lacked focus were the architects of President Jonathan’s misfortune, which was part of the many woes he and the nation found itself.’’ For Buhari to succeed in the task of piloting the nation to another level, he should learn

from the mistakes of his predecessor, adding that most importantly, Buhari must match his words with action. Similarly, he advised that Buhari should also regularly monitor the utterances of his lieutenants and do away with whosoever he Ànds wanting, as well as not allow himself to be misguided by close associates, irrespective of party a΀liation. The misadventure and many more, he maintained snatched the Presidency from the grip of Jonathan, which Buhari must avoid so as to save him and the country from all the woes the country is currently grappling with since poor leadership is a disaster to any country. Also, he advised Buhari against allowing himself to be accused of impunity by Nigerians just like his predecessor, stressing that whosoever that gives order

against sleeping must also not sleep, let alone dose. Finally and most importantly, he counselled that Buhari must bear in mind that he is not the President of APC of Hausa-Fulani, but should rather see himself as the President of the generality of Nigerians, adding that if Buhari abides by these advice, Nigerians in their majority will pitch their tent with him, as well as give him total support and God will bless him with more wisdom with which to advance the country to another level of economic progress and prosperity. He also maintained that if Buhari adopts all these policies, Nigeria will become to a more secured country, as all hands would be on deck for the purpose of actualizing the country’s dreams and aspirations for peace, stability and co-existence.

were killed in 29 infected poultry farms across the state. “As I am talking to you now, 29 farms were depopulated, while 11 samples have been sent to the National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI) for conÀrmation,” he said. He said his department in collaboration with the o΀cials of the Poultry Farmers

Association of Nigeria would continue to sensitise farmers to the need to ensure a clean environment. He called on farmers who had yet to register with the ministry and the association to do so CCin their own interest’’. “Any farmer who fails to abide by the order should have himself or herself to blame as he would not be con-

sidered for any compensation or support,” he said. The director, however, appealed to the Federal Government to assist the aͿected farmers in order to alleviate their suͿerings. The state government had last week released N3million for the procurement of disinfectants to clean up the aͿected farms.

Bird flu: Kano govt kills 120,000 birds

he Kano State Government says it has killed more than 120,000 birds since the outbreak of bird Áu in the state two weeks ago. Director of Veterinary Services in the state Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Dr Shehu Bawa, made the disclosure in Kano yesterday. Bawa said the birds

be complacent. “The traditional rulers and religious leaders should continue to educate their followers on the importance of allowing their kids to be vaccinated against polio and other children killer diseases” the statement explained. The statement commended the World Health Organization, UNICEF, State Government and other stakeholders for their eͿort towards the eradication of polio in country. Part of the statement also appealed to the ad-hoc staͿ engaged to conduct polio vaccination to be sincere in their activities with a view to making the exercise a huge success.

Court remands 32-year-old man for allegedly harbouring criminals

Chief Magistrate Court in Gusau, Zamfara State, has ordered the remand of a 32-year-old man, Bashiru Shehu of Dabbakal Area, for allegedly harbouring some criminals. The prosecutor, Cpl. Ibrahim Aliyu, told the court that a team of policemen, led by Insp. Mustapha Ibrahim, arrested the accused person on January 17. Aliyu said that while the team was on patrol, it received information from a reliable source that the accused person was harbouring some criminals and supplying them with prostitutes.

The prosecutor added that the policemen investigated the matter, which led to the arrest of the accused person and during police interrogation, the accused had confessed to have been in the act for two years. He said that the oͿence contravened sections 97 and 306 of the Penal Code. However, the accused pleaded not guilty to the oͿence and the Chief Magistrate, Alhaji Bello Kucheri, ordered that he should be remanded in prison custody. Kucheri then adjourned the matter until February 18 for further mention.

Senator Sani plotting to join PDP in 2019 – Kaduna APC Baba Negedu, Kaduna

he Kaduna State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) yesterday alleged that the suspended Senator representing Kaduna Central, Shehu Sani, has been holding clandestine meetings with the opposition party, Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) with a view to decamping to the party. The party that has been having a running battle with the Senator said it has uncovered further evidence of Sani’s anti-party activities which led to his suspension. The Assistant Publicity Secretary of the APC in the State, Salisu Wusono, in a statement made available to newsmen in Kaduna said Senator Sani has been holding meetings with the PDP, before and after the party slammed 11 months suspension on him, adding that he plans to defect in the nearest future. Wusono, disclosed that rather than show remorse, discipline and loyalty to

APC, Senator Sani has decided to embrace the ways of the PDP and continues to romance with them. The statement explained that the state chapter of APC has been “vindicated in its move to suspend Shehu Sani in his decision to persist in activities aimed at undermining the APC.” Wusono said , “the senator had met with chieftains of the opposition (PDP) and received another delegation of PDP from Southern Kaduna Zone on 16 January, 2016. “The suspended Senator is presently meeting with chieftains of PDP in the state and working assiduously with them to organize how they can undermine the APC leadership and the government of the state. “On 16th January, 2016, Senator Shehu Sani hosted a meeting with some PDP chieftains in the residence of one Malam Madaki. At the meeting, he denigrated the APC leadership and discussed his forthcoming defection to the PDP.”

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016

Politics

Presidency’s blunder and 2016 budget Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

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If the APC the change crusader does not watch it, Nigerians may have to change the changer” were the recent words of the former Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon. Dimeji Bankole while addressing newsmen in Lagos after a stint with Nigerian youth in abroad. However, the sincerity and performance of President Muhammadu Buhari on the recent acid test on the much vaunted change agenda suͿered a big blow when undue controversies greeted the 2016 budget proposal sent to the National Assembly. Reports that the 2016 budget went missing, compounded accusations that the Presidency submitted two versions of the same budget; one by Buhari himself and the other by his Senior Special Assistant on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Sen Ita Enang. As if that was not embarrassing enough, the President wrote to the national assembly last Friday, formally requesting the withdrawal of the budget for correction. Obviously the Àgures for operations in the Presidency and the State House were outrageously higher than those of former President Jonathan. Amid public criticisms that went viral on social media, Sen Enang decided to secretly doctor the original budget, which bore none of the attributes of a change agenda and is, very shamefully, an ode to the conspicuous consumption attitude of the political class of Nigeria’s wobbly democracy. Given Buhari’s austere nature and the change agenda of his party, the budget Àgures for the o΀ce of the president, vice president, and some ministries were a huge embarrassment to the president, who only discovered it from media reports. Lawmakers were shocked to discover that the document Enang distributed was diͿerent from what was presented by Mr. President. Ordinarily, the review process should have entailed a written request from the president to the National Assembly calling for the withdrawal of the budget, not a clandestine eͿort to surreptitiously change the budget Àgures by Enang. It is very doubtful that Enang decided on own volition to change the budget as an after-thought, without the green light from the presidency. What a shame! The budget is the single most important annual initiative of government and encapsulates all the momentous plans it has for the people. In a country where government has crowded out the private sector, despite bouts of privatization, and the public sector is the biggest business entity, the budget is the oxygen of national life. It, therefore, should embody the vision and bear the imprimatur of the president. Regrettably, Buhari appears to have surrendered the sovereignty of Àscal decisions to appointed o΀cials. It is a sad comment on the President’s style and an unÁattering advertisement of his apathetic approach to the substance of the national budget, and this illustrates another poor dimension of the stature of presidential presence and duties and the ampliÀcation of the absence of good personal leadership examples from the person Nigerians elected to the job. The President

Senate in session should be the champion of his budget propositions, but he seems to be a back-seat driver, and this has not been helpful. The President owns the budget and can never delegate that ownership. The 2016 budget seeks to spend N6.08 trillion ($30.8 billion) in 2016, an increase of about 20 per cent from last year. It is based on an oil price of $38 a barrel. Revenue projection is N3.86 trillion resulting in a more than double deÀcit of N2.22 trillion, or 2.16 per cent of the overall 14 per cent debt to GDP proÀle. This deÀcit is developed by the Recurrent Expenditure (Personnel emoluments, Overheads and consumables), and will be plugged with N1.84 trillion of borrowing, N900bn from international debt markets, with domestic borrowing of N984 billion. Oil sales will provide N820 billion, less than the N1.45 trillion projected for non-oil revenues such as corporate taxes and customs duties. Almost N1.4 trillion will be spent on debt servicing; that’s more than three times the N370 billion earmarked for education and six times the expenditure on health (N222 billion). To begin with, the 30% capital expenditure proposed for the budget is too low. Considering the huge infrastructure gap in the country, it should have been 70% capital expenditure and 30% recurrent expenditure. Besides, the oil benchmark of $38 per barrel on which the budget is predicated, is unrealistic, because price Áuctuations in the international oil market, have been hovering between $34 and $35. With dwindling government revenue, increasing the budget to N6trn from N4trn is too

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ambitious since the government had factored in the Treasury Single Account (TSA) which had brought all individual projects being executed by Ministries, Department and Agencies (MDAs) under one umbrella. The 2016 budget provides barely any reason to expect development of infrastructure and even human capital. Under the very inadequate capital budget provisions are so many self-serving projects for the political elite, provisions for the State House and amorphous Presidency sends no signal of frugality or dwindling revenue. Canteen and kitchen equipment (N89.172m); recreational facilities (N764.671m); welfare packages (N107.252m) are no ways to change the fortunes of a nation! According to political pundits, what happened to all the kitchen and canteen equipment bought under former President Jonathan? Besides, to vote N764.671m for mere recreation facilities at a time many Nigerians are going to bed hungry is not only insensitive but a sign of callousness. Nigerians wondered what kind of recreational equipment will cost that much? According to the budget, Federal Ministry of Finance gets N500m for special programs to improve e΀ciency of spending; while the National Planning Commission (Infrastructure Master Plan) gets N500m. The implementation of the Nigeria Nuclear Power Program will get N2bn; while N60 bn is earmarked for Special Intervention/Constituency Projects. To begin with, the E΀ciency Unit in the Ministry of Finance is not an agency but a collection of representatives of existing agencies monitoring federal spending to ensure Àscal discipline; which is a duplication of the statutory tasks reserved for the Fiscal Responsibility Commission (FRC) which got N494m. Then, political analysts queried, “What then does it need N500m for”? According to them, the Infrastructure Master Plan has already been prepared by the previous administration and therefore does not require N500m for its Àne-tuning (whatever that means). Constituency projects (N60 bn) will only make sense if the projects are aligned to national priorities that improve livelihoods rather than massage the ego of legislators. Against the backdrop of the president’s anti-graft war, whose epicenter has been the NSA, the 30

security votes in the 2016 budget raises awkward questions about Buhari’s commitment to the Àght against corruption. The top 10 security votes amounted to about N9.3 billion ($46.5 million). The budget contains a N576 million ($2.9 million) security vote for the NSA, 10% less than last year. The State Security Service (SSS) will receive the largest security vote in 2016: about N2 billion ($10.4 million). The National Intelligence Agency (NIA), will get N1.2 billion ($6 million) security vote in 2016, while the Defence Ministry and the three branches of the Armed Forces will receive approximately N5 billion ($25 million). The inclusion of corruption-prone security votes is an embarrassment to all Nigerians. Meanwhile, the start of deliberations on the 2016 Appropriation Bill has pitched the senators against each other along party lines, with the opposition calling on the federal government to withdraw the document. This was as senators elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and that of the All Progressives Congress, APC, disagreed on the content of the budget. While the APC senators described the budget as that of change, their PDP colleagues mocked same, stressing that it was unreasonable for government to borrow to fund the budget. While making his contribution to the debate on the budget on the Áoor of the senate on Wednesday, former Senate spokesman, Eyinnaya Abaribe, a PDP senator representing Abia south, categorically described the 2016 budget as “dead on arrival”. According to him, “this budget is indeed unique; after the budget presentation, the Ànance minister has never come to explain the details of the budget as it is normally done.” “It is a budget of change I agree but it is a change in the wrong direction; I say it is a change in the wrong direction because it says that it is based on zero budgeting requiring all expenses to be fully justiÀed.” “Mr President, a budget that increases spending up to 30 per cent based solely on borrowing, in what way are it justiÀed? That is the question we want to ask the people who brought this budget as change.” “We know what is going on in the global economy: this budget is Continued on Page 35

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016

Politics

Okorocha committed to Igbo course –Imo Dep gov

Islamic movement canvasses for good governance, Prince Eze Madumere is the Deputy Governor of Imo State. Before his election warns treasury as Deputy Governor, he has been Chief of Staff to Owelle Rochas Okorocha, looters the big brother and friend who challenged him to come home from the United States many years ago and contribute to national development. Madumere, Mansur Oladunjoye, who has had a stint in the private sector as an entrepreneur in this interview Asst. Politics Editor with newsmen is full of eulogies for his boss for providing right leadership in mir Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Nigeria, Dr. Mashhud Fashola has Imo State and making sure that Ndi Igbo in general are rightful positions in attributed sources of illness and the poor condition of the nation in general the present scheme of things. ASSISTANT POLITICS EDITOR MANSUR to the inordinate ambition for insatiable accumulation of wealth by the leaders. 2/$'81-2<( ÀOHV H[FHUSWV

here is the widespread belief that the Imo State government still owes civil servants several months despite the bailout from the Federal Government. Was the bailout for clearing of outstanding salaries not enough or as some state governments, like Ekiti State are saying there was no bailout in the Àrst place but Tuarterly allocation to the State? Imo State government owes no salaries. His Excellency, the Governor of Imo State before December approved the arrears of salaries of MDAs including parastatals and even paid December salaries in advance. So, whosoever that is still discussing non-payment of salaries does so in bad faith. Again, looking at contemporary states, Imo State is so well. With the way the economy is going, would you have to bank on bailout to fund your projects and programmes and what should we do to get out of this Tuagmire? We appreciate the sad situation in our economy. This is rather a result of complacency on the part of the preceding governments. It is a sad tale of failing to plan and relying wholly on monoculture economy. I am happy that President Buhari came at a time he came to instill discipline and to squeeze out stolen monies. I learnt of the eͿort of the Federal Government through the Ministry of Science and Technology and its parastatals to begin to look into the areas of import substitution and holistic production of items we have the raw materials in abundance here in Nigeria. Again, it is painful that we have eternally remained primary producers in the oil industry. Ordinarily, I do not see the reason we should be importing petroleum product. Private enterprises should be encouraged to invest in this sector so as to protect Nigerians from this continual embarrassment of scarcity and wrong pricing even as producers of crude oil. I also believe that diversiÀcation of economy is the key to saving us from this embarrassing quagmire. Imo State as it were is just a part of the whole and whatever that happens to the whole will deÀnitely aͿect its part. And the way our Federal system of government is structured, you cannot say you are in charge of your state economy. We still believe that this will be addressed in the nearest future. We are looking inward and our slogan has been “job, job, job; industry, industry, industry; employment, employment, employment. We are not saying we shall be building gigantic industries but those cottage industries that are agro based. It will be small and medium scale enterprise driven and above all, agriculture and agribusiness. What we fail to understand is that we must as a people work out plans to feed ourselves, take care of the domestic needs and then move ahead with production of surplus for exports. This is exactly what we need to do. Exporting things like tooth pick, salt, tomatoes,

Madumere pencils, plastic product and some others are quite disheartening. By the time we agree to get these things produced within, we would have salvaged the situation while expecting much more from those in Science and technology to lead out in Ànding solutions to our dire need of machinery and researching out techniques to utilize our raw materials. Imo is ready to contribute her quota to realizing the Nigeria of collective dream. Progressive-minded Igbo perceive you and your principal, Governor Rochas Okorocha as rallying point for progressive politics in the South East. Have you lived up to this billing? Leadership is all about mobilizing people to greatness. It does not exist in vacuum. The Àrst thing to ask is if my leader and Governor has given the right leadership through his performance as the Governor of Imo State and his role in ensuring that Ndi Igbo are given their rightful place in the scheme of things. Of course, you know, it is only in Imo State that you have free education from primary to tertiary level. Imo State is among the states that have been able to pay salaries despite the economic downturn being faced at the moment. Imo State is the freest state in the Federation where its citizenry are free to tell their government how they feel without fear of molestation or intimidation. That symbol of freedom, which is the soul of democratic rule is symbolised by the construction of freedom Square where you can go and pour your mind on how you feel about the government and you will be given publicity even on state-owned radio free of charge and we hear you. We give attention to constructive criticisms, especially when there is eͿort to make input towards making solving an issue. Having said that, Okorocha, people may have forgotten, has always played major role to ensure that there is peaceful coexistence between the Igbo and their brothers in the North and in the South West. This is not unconnected with his

many interventions at various critical moments. Governor Okorocha’s role in Nigeria Peace Forum shows he is not just an Igbo leader but a patriotic Nigerian leader who has never pretended about his wish for a more cohere and uniÀed Nigeria and possibly a nation where tribal, ethnic and religious sentiments will be diminished. Owelle has given the right leadership and it was his vision that opened the window of opportunity for Ndi Igbo in the present Progressive Federal Government led by President Muhammadu Buhari. Of course, he was never given a chance when he campaigned vigorously for the emergence of the present Federal Government. He was hounded and squeezed to a point but he daringly maintained his stand. That is what it takes to be a visionary leader. Today, Ndi Igbo are part of the government and our President is doing well to ensure that every zone gets their fair share of dividends of democracy. Recently, your own people of Mbieri honoured you at an event at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos State. Knowing the popular saying that a prophet is without honour in his own kindred and among his own people, how did this Prince obtain such immense recognition and honour amongst his own people? Oh! That outing… That was a great honour done to me by my people. I must commend them for appreciating their own. When I was the Chief of StaͿ, my people also hosted me to a lavished grand reception. Truly, my people are great and they appreciate the eͿort of the government since the inception of the Rescue Mission government. My people are just being appreciative because we have never had it this good in terms of having an Mbieri man being a Chief of StaͿ, and as if that was not enough, my leader, Owelle Anayo Rochas Okorocha in his magnanimity found me worthy to be his deputy and to also run with him during the last general elections that ushered in this dispensation. It is also important to note that there are some of my brothers who are also committed to another political family and they are bound to raise their head as an opposing force. This is democracy and it is indeed a reality in the polity. I appreciate them since they have in a way encouraged me to be always up and doing. The greatest honour they can do to me is their total support to Governor Okorocha who made it possible for Mbaitoli to be where they are today. Frankly speaking, this is the largest single local government area in Nigeria with the highest registered voters, which has not reÁected in their voting pattern. My people have more number of individual achievers and I believe bringing them together to pursue a developmental course will yield so much result. I am happy that they are beginning to appreciate that we are under achievers Continued on Page 35

According to him, “While we claim to be religious, our conduct does not reÁect any piety, charitable spirit, or concern for fellow human beings.” He disclosed that Ahmadiyya organisation has in its many Islamic eͿorts had collectively strived to eradicate abject poverty, noting, “It is ill-mannered and ungodly to be indiͿerent to the terrible suͿering of our people. We are endowed with enough resources to eradicate abject poverty, especially hunger, disease, and ignorance. “Hunger, disease and ignorance are inter-related and re-in force each other. For example, the scourge of malaria that torments 100 million Nigerians annually (according W.H.O. Report) cannot be substantially reduced without addressing hunger, malnutrition, and dirty environment. “The problem with us has been the inordinate ambition for insatiable accumulation of wealth by all means whatsoever. While we claim to be religious, our conduct does not reÁect any piety, charitable spirit, or concern for fellow human beings. “Our conduct is thus tantamount to the worship of materialism against which the Messiah has come to warn, if mankind does not want to face calamities on account of the wrath of God,” he pointed. Consequently, he warned against wickedness and self-centeredness, cautioning that they stand to incur the wrath of God unless they change from their ungodly way. Speaking at the centenary jubilee press conference at the organisation’s headquarters in Lagos, Fashola stated that, “Those who are heartless, inhuman, very wicked, self-centered, parochial, discriminatory, and who plunder the nation’s resources, are courting the wrath of God and will eventually face severe calamities, unless they quickly repent.” He however explained the eͿort of his movement thus, “in our journey of 100 years has been to re-position Islam as a unifying factor for mankind by emphasizing that religion should bring all faithful together on the basis of uniform moral values of submission to the Will of God and selÁess service with love to all humanity without discrimination, as commanded by the Gracious and Merciful Lord of all Creation. “From initial establishment of the Jama’at in Lagos Island in 1916, we spread in the early 20’s to the North, middle-belt, West and East, having 49 circuits (regional zones) across all parts of Nigeria. “A circuit consists of several Jama’ats or local Ahmadiyya communities, each having at least one mosque. From a humble beginning, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at has about a thousand mosques and scores of mission houses across the country. “As part of the centenary programme, we plan to establish more hospitals, farm settlements, and educational institutions across the country. We are also organizing All African Youth Games to mark the centenary, apart from conferences,” he hoped.

Saturday, January 23, 2016

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016

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Forget foreign legion in Eagles

...Chukwu advises Oliseh VICTOR ENYINNAYA

ormer chief coach of the Super Eagles, Christian Chukwu, has suggested to the handler of the team, Sunday Oliseh, to make the home based players the bed rock of his team for future Nations Cup qualięers after the ongoing Championship of Africa Nations in Rwanda. Chukwu said there was every need to encourage the boyss by exposing them to tougher games and opponents which would steady them ęrm to dare any opponent no maĴer the team involved. He said the home based professionals have the thick skin and resilient spirit to go all out to get result. ‘That is the kind of a team Oliseh needed to face the rest of the qualięers ahead. The side that won’t remove their legs from the strangle until such particular game is over. We need the kind of spirit exhibited by the Eagles of old. They play to die for the cause they believed in. The way out

of the headache the coach has been undergoing in any given encounter, is for him to adhere strictly to this suggestion and adopt the formula by making the home based professionals the core of the national team,’’ he said. The former captain of the team added that the advantage of making the home based professionals’ main stream of the national side is also bore out of the fact that they are hungry for success. The zeal is burning in them and Oliseh has to capitalise on such premise and build his team around them. He though expressed satisfaction on the way and manner the lads are going about the CHAN challenge advising the coach to ensure that he would critically observe the boys and do the needful at the end of the day. “Oliseh needs players that have the ęghting spirit. If there are some good numbers of such in the pitch, they will no doubt ginger the rest into action, which would be for the good of the game

and for the country,’’ he posits. The former Rangers International FC of Enugu handler informed that it is important to repeat that the coaching crew and the Eagles should persist on work hard, diligence, focus and determination as the team continuous to evolve both in the competition in Rwanda and the future encounters that await them. He pointed out that though, he has nothing against the Nigerian side winning the CHAN trophy however, the other essential aspect would be to discover die hard lads that would readily ęt into the calculations of the coach when the chips are down in both the AFCON 2017 and World Cup 2018 qualięers which hostilities would ensue in due course. He urged them to remain steadfast as they engage their opponents in the ongoing football summit in Kigali, Rwanda and foremost to be level headed, listen, learn and then play to instruction. The tournament he believes would aěord the handlers ample opportunity to assess the players and knew those

Akosa’s demise, big blow to Nigerian Sports – Adejugbe

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ormer Nigeria Football Federation board member, Elder Dickson Adejube, has joined other Nigerians to mourn the demise of Austin Akosa, saying his death was a big blow to the sporting fraternity. Adejube described as a season sports administrator who had contributed in no small measures to the development of sports in the country. The former Nigeria Referee Association boss recalled the role Akosa played during FIFA Under-20 World Cup Nigeria hosted in 1999

noting that Akosa’s contributions to the success of the event cannot be forgoĴen in a hurry. “Many of us that knew Akosa cannot forget him in a hurry. He was an amiable sports personality everybody will like to work with. As the president of Nigeria Coaches Association on the board of the Nigeria Football Federation he distinguished himself. “He played a vital role in the success of U-20 World Cup hosted by Nigeria in 1999. He also made his contributions to the development of football

on the continent as well even at the global level. Akosa will be remember by the sporting fraternity”, he reiterated. He as well called on Nigeria Football Federation and other well meaning Nigerians to be part of the burial ceremony, so that late Akosa would be given beęĴing burial. Meanwhile, he appealed to the members of the family to take solace in the fact their father had lived a meaningful life, where he served humanity.

Musa vows to score more goals

uper Eagles captain, Ahmed Musa, has promised to continue to score more goals to keep his club CSKA Moscow dreams alive in Russia and Europe. The Nigerian returned to goal scoring form for his Russian Club, CSKA Moscow as they got their preseason training camp in Spain underway. Leonid Slutsky’s men defeated Swiss side FC Sion 4-0 on Wednesday and the former top goalscorer of the NPFL neĴed the second goal for his team in the 43rd minute. Musa said his target is to score goals when the league resumes as he is happy to score in ęrst game of the year as quoted by reports. “It’s our ęrst game of the year and I am

happy to score,” he said. “My dream is to score goals, so I am looking forward to score as many goals I can score to help my team do

well when the league resumes.” The 23-year-old scored six goals at the end of the ęrst round of the Russian Premier League.

Ighalo set to join struggling Chelsea

igerian international, Odion Ighalo, has been a real goal machine for Watford this season in the English Premier league as he has scored 14 goals in 20 appearances for the club and this has raised interest from top clubs in the league for him. However, apart from the fact that Watford might not be willing to sell such a fantastic striker, especially with him being in such a superb form, Ighalo himself has said that he does not want to leave the Hornets yet unless he is

going to his dream club Manchester United. Although, the 26-yearold striker has just signed a ęve-year contract with Watford in September, the club knows that he might be tempted away soon enough with interests also coming from Atletico Madrid and AS Roma. He however only wants a mive to Manchester United who don’t seem to be interested in his services at the moment. He told the Sun that, “there has been speculation from Spain and Italy but I’ve played there and now want to

play in England.” “I don’t think I will be moving but I’m not sure I’d say no if United called. They were my team growing up. I loved watching Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke on TV. They were my idols and playing at Old Traěord has always been a dream.” Ighalo might have to seĴle for another dream club after all if United don’t come calling and his likely destination could be Stamford Bridge as Chelsea don’t seem to want him now but would prefer a summer move for the player.

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Fashion expert, Chibuzor Ogbonnaya, studied economics at Imo State University. However, she is known for her hard work and creativity in the fashion industry. The elegant Managing Director of Prezinny Fashion and Babyworld Limited was the immediate past president of Lagos Mainland Lion Club. In this chat with Society Editor, TUNDE ESO, she spoke about her career, business and love life.

ing the mess. What did you see in your husband to have accepted to marry him the first day you met? His calmness and sincerity swept me off my feet. How did he propose to you? Having courted for about seven years, he just called me one day and said, ‘tell your parents you have seen a husband’. I thought it was a joke, but here we are twenty years after we knotted the tie and we are blessed with three kids. Why did you accept his proposal? I accepted because I saw sincerity in him and someone who will be caring. How would you describe your 20 years in marriage? Speaking from a personal view point, I have nothing to regret with regards to this marriage. The issue is when you marry the wrong person, people will start saying negative things about the institution of marriage, but if you marry the person that God has destined for you, it becomes so sweet; so I have nothing to regret in my marriage because I think I married the man that God made for me. Since you are 20 years in marriage so, at what point did you stop kissing your husband? How would I stop kissing my husband; if I stop who will? So I can’t stop kissing him because we are meant to do that every time. It’s as if we met yesterday.

So you mean you still enjoy kissing him? Yes, and even it’s advisable for partners to Mrs Ogbonnaya with husband bath together because it sustains and cements their love. For me, I bath with my hy are you into fashion instead decent, and I wish every Nigerian could husband often. of practising what you studied travel there and learn the act of decency and come and apply same in Nigeria to be A lot of couples are getting it wrong in at school? Because fashion is my passion and I have a better country. For instance, few days marriage these days. What’s your advice been in fashion for seven years which I ago, I was accompanying my younger sis- for those who will tie the knot soon? will also leave as legacy to my daughter ter who visited me from America to the My advice to them is to make sure that because having worked hard to sustain the airport and a commercial bus was com- they want to get married in the first place business to this level, I can’t let it crumble ing towards our vehicle against the traf- because so many people get into relationfic direction; while other vehicle drivers ships for different reasons; some want to after me. I will not be happy about that. were against the action, yet the driver get married probably because of what they Where is the best place in the world you came out started fighting a man he was al- can gain from the other person, maybe bemost pushed out from the right lane. My cause the person is rich or highly placed. have travelled to unwind? I have been to America and what I love younger sister said this can never happen I am not saying that they shouldn’t look most in their citizens is that they are very in America and I was ashamed of witness- at those qualities too, but don’t think because you love this person for his or her I have nothing to regret in my mar riage possessions, you could close your eyes and marry just anyone. I don’t agree with because I think I mar ried the man that that.

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What are the three major things you have contributed to make your marriage firm? First, hard work: because every man would like a woman that also contributes materially to sustain the growth of the family. Second be caring: every man would love a woman that ensures that there is food on the table at the appropriate time. Third, sincerity which is what maintains and sustains the dignity of a woman to her husband.

I accepted his proposal because I saw gentility, sincerity and someone that will be caring don’t think that brings his esteem low . So, if you have the opportunity of living your life again, would you marry him? I will because he is the right man for me.

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What are the three major things you think your husband has contributed to make your marriage firm? He always stands by me; I say so because whatsoever I want to do, I let him know about it and he advises me rightly. So my husband has been my mentor, and confidant.

Won’t you prefer to go for someone like the current richest man in Nigeria or someone like President Buhari? I will not, because I am satisfied with Chijioke

What legacy would you want readers to emulate during your honey moon? It was fun; though we didn’t travel out of Can you please describe your husband? Nigeria, I enjoyed the outing and the priHe is a business man, straight forward; vacy and every bit of the days we spent open minded, calm, supportive and very together. caring. He is a man that knows when his wife is weak and will go to the kitchen and Do you do any sport? prepare dinner for the family. However, I Yes, I do shot-put.

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My c h a rm attra cts c l ients Popular make-up artist cum caterer, Morenike Fadare, is known for her hard work and creativity in the entertainment industry in Nigeria. The pretty and stylish C.E.O of Reniques Makeover and Reniques Kitchen is an inspiration to her peers. In this chat with QISMAT YINUS, she speaks about her life, and business.

an we meet you? My name is Morenike Oluwatoyin Fadare. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m the C.E.O of Reniques makeover and Reniques Kitchen. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m a makeup artist, beautician, stylist, event planner and a caterer. I have been doing make-up for the past three years, but I decided to go into catering which I naturally have passion for in 2015. What inspires you to do all these? *RG LV P\ LQVSLUDWLRQ :KDWHYHU , ÂżQG P\self doing, it is because God put it in my heart to do at that time. Did you get any form of training before setting up your business? Yes, I learnt from a lady who taught me make-up, pedicure and manicure. Then I later went to a beauty school in Surulere to brush up my ability. I also learnt beauty therapy and body massage. As for cooking, my mother taught me that. While I was growing up, my mother taught me how to cook. You dare not stand empty handed beside my mother in the kitchen. I hated it back then, but now I can proudly say Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m a good cook. Thanks to my mother.

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Yes Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d be glad to impact people, teach people what I know. I just got back from a camp organized for teenagers where I trained some of them on make-up and cooking. I have some people who are already showing interest in me training them, but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m still trying to put proper structure in place for good and conducive learning environment. What sets you apart from your colleagues in this business? I think that question should be for my clients, because they are the ones who know why the keep choosing me. But I think itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s my charming and warm nature. You canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t meet me and not love me.

What does it take to excel in this business? Firstly, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s having a good relationship with God, discipline, perseverance and patience, because there would be days when you just feel like giving up, then when you remember God got you there, you will just feel this peace in your heart. Honestly, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not been easy especially when you are still trying to push your name out there. God says â&#x20AC;&#x153;do not despise humble beginningsâ&#x20AC;?. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m still at that crawling VWDJH EXW , NQRZ ,ÂśP JRLQJ WR Ă&#x20AC;\ VRRQ What are the challenges you face in this business? There are so many challenges my sister. Number one is the capital, because you want to keep buying your tools and constantly upgrading them too. Government is not supporting us and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not easy to walk into a bank and ask for loan when you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have collateral. Also, you have people who are already up there, but donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want baby entrepreneurs like us to grow. I remember this popular Yoruba actress who made me feel worthless and killed my self FRQÂżGHQFH 7KDW GD\ , FULHG LQ D SXEOLF EXV till I got home. It was that bad. But I didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t let her kill my spirit; instead it gave me the motivation to work harder so I can proudly mention her name when the time comes. How have you been able to overcome these challenges? Knowing my value and self worth. I know Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m not a lazy person and I try to be better at whatever I do every day, so these help me get through bad days at work or with clients. Do you intend to train people?

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he beautiful palace of Onibeju has a peaceful scenario and the cosy environment will want you to visit the palace again. The compound has large trees that serve as shelter and relaxation spots for all visitors. Fisayo 2QDIHVR & ( 2 RI (ÂżV]\ *ROG Multimedia was spotted alongside other Chiefs that visited the Oba .,1* RI ,EHMX /DQG KLV QDPHV DUH 'U 5DÂżX 2OXVHJXQ %DPLGHOH Salami, he is the Onibeju of Ibeju land he said that Ibeju kingdom starts from Abijan and ends in Akodo, all lands and rivers within this territory belong to the Onibeju. We have lots of festivals, we observe all festivals of the Yoruba race, we celebrate the Egun-gun, Oro, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Remi â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;reke and lots of festivals and â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Remi â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Reke is a deity. We observe ISEMO which means that people should restrict their movements within a period of time especially when we are observing festivals like ORO or some rituals DQG VDFULÂżFHV VR WKDW SHRSOH ZLOO not fall victims or violate laws and orders. We make our announcements concerning curfew through Radio Stations and Town Criers, we give incessant warnings and notice of at least one week. Rituals, VDFULÂżFHV DQG WUDGLWLRQDO ULWHV DUH for peace of the land. All Yoruba Kingdoms do the same and this also apply to a neighbouring terriWRU\ QDPHG ,/8 26, :H DUH XQGHU /DJRV 6WDWH He also acknowledged the particular day in which they celebrate Ileya â&#x20AC;&#x153; We celebrate the OjudeOba on the third day after Ileya festivalâ&#x20AC;? on how many wives Oba could KDYH Âł2%$6 FDQ KDYH DV PDQ\ wives as they want but some of them marry only one wife and that is a matter of choice and a personal opinion, nowadays, a 25 years old man can marry more than one wife if he has the proper means to take good care of them, accordLQJ WR WUDGLWLRQ 2%$6 GRQÂśW KDYH RQH ZLIH EXW LI DQ 2%$ .,1* chooses to marry one wife then so be it because it is a personal decision, no one counts wives for a king because he can increase the number of his wives at any time EXW VRPH 2%$6 VWLOO PDUU\ RQH ZLIH 6RPH 2%$6 KDYH RQH WZR WHQ WZHQW\ HYHQ WKLUW\ ZLYHV LWÂśV D SHUVRQDO LVVXH EXW 2EDÂśV ZLYHV can be limitless in some cases and WKDW LV WKH UHDVRQ ZK\ VRPH 2%$6 have numerous children due to their accumulation of plenty wives so no one needs to count wives and FKLOGUHQ IRU 2%$6 LQ VXFK FDVHV because their numbers keep changing from time to timeâ&#x20AC;? on dressing as it affects culture â&#x20AC;&#x153;Civilisation has made women to wear trousers to the palace these days. There are other tribes such as WKH ,%26 +$86$6 DQG IRUHLJQers such as whites, they all dress differently and we have different culture so I welcome everybody in my palace irrespective of their mode of dressing. No one should throw their culture even-though we use foreign languages, we should also encourage decent dress sense in African attires.â&#x20AC;?

Oba Onibeju fetes media

L-R: P.A of the OBA, Ayo Dickson (Director Of PhotographyEGME), OBA RaÂżu Olusegun Salami-Onibeju of Ibeju Land, Fisayo Onafeso-C.E.O EÂższy Gold Multimedia and Entertainment and Shola Olaniyi- (Assistant Director Of PhotographyEGME).

Ogunbiyi weds Adeyemo

L-R: Representative of the Groomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Father, Mr. Adeyemi Adeyemo; Brideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mother, Esther Adejugbagbe; Groom, Oluwaseun Ogunbiyi; Bride, Temilade Ogunbiyi; Brideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Father, Prince Rufus Adejugbagbe and Groomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mother, Mrs. Christiana Ogunbiyi with the bridal Train: Little Nelson Danjuma and Titobi Oluwadare. At the Wedding Ceremony of Mr. Oluwaseun Ogunbiyi and Temilade Ogunbiyi, held at Reedemed Christian Church of God, Area Headquarters, Ifako Ijaiye, Ogba, Lagosâ&#x20AC;Śrecently

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2016 JCI NIGERIA SOUTH-WEST COUNCIL OF PRESIDENTS/ OFFICERS TRAINING HELD IN AKURE.

CONDOLENCE VISIT TO THE OLUBADAN’S PALACE OVER THE DEATH OF OLUBADAN, OBA SAMUEL ODUNLANA, IN IBADAN, OYO STATE.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx L-R: 2016 JCI Nigeria Executive Vice President South-West, JCIN Amb. Henry Adedokun; 2007 National President, JCI Senator Jimoh Musa Yusuf; 2016 National President, JCIN Amb. Tunji Oyeyemi; 2016 National Vice President, JCIN Amb.Adetola Juyitan; 2010 National President, JCI Senator Ayoade Abolusodun; and 2014 National President, JCI Senator Adegoke Saheed Adeyemi during the 2016 Junior Chambers International (JCI) Nigeria South-West Council of Presidents/ Officers Training held in Akure recently.

L-R: 2016 JCI Nigeria South-West Team Secretary, Tricia Ojieh; 2016 Executive Vice President South-West, JCIN Amb. Henry Adedokun; 2016 National Vice President, JCIN Amb.Adetola Juyitan; 2016 National President, JCIN Amb. Tunji Oyeyemi and 2016 Collegiate Vice Chairman, Abimbola Ajibade, during the 2016 JCI Nigeria South-West Council of Presidents/Officers Training held in Akure.

L-R: Otun Balogun, High Chief Lekan Balogun and Asipa Olubadan, High Chief Eddy Oyewole sympathising with the eldest son of the Olubadan, Prof. Femi Lana over the death of his father, Oba Samuel Odunlana, at the Olubadan’s Palace in Ibadan, Oyo State…yesterday.

L-R: Eldest son of the Olubadan, Prof. Femi Lana; Otun Balogun, High Chief Lekan Balogun; Asipa Olubadan, High Chief Eddy Oyewole; Chief Lateef Oyelade and Chief Imam of Ibadanland, Alhaji Ganiyu Abubakar.

OTUNBA BAYO LAWAL LAWSON TAILORING EMPOWERMENT INITIATIVE GRADUATION CEREMONY, AT OWUTU, IKORODU, LAGOS…RECENTLY.

Sitting From R-L, Oyebola Funke, Boldwin Anugwara, Robinson Osahon, Akinoluwa Blessing, Standing From R-L, Olusoji Olushola, Akinyele Makanjuola, Tella Adebunmi, Harry Enyene, Sodiq Rasheed, Odusina Florence, Ojuade Bosede, at the MFM Leadership graduation in December 2015 at Region 23, Ayobo, Lgos

AWARD OF PRIZE TO THE WINNERS OF KOMMON SENSE COMMUNICATION GAMES CARD’S INTER-COLLEGE COMPETITION IN JOS, PLATEAU STATE…RECENTLY. L-R: former member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Monsuru Alao Owolabi presenting tailoring equipment to one of beneficiary of Otunba Bayo Lawal Lawson Tailoring Empowerment Initiative, Victoria Adebajo; Comd. Temitope Ogunde and Comd. Olusegun Ogunsusi.

Director, National Orientation Agency in Plateau, Mr. Bulus Dabit (right), presenting prize to the over-roll winning student, Mr. Lasisi Godwin of Sureq Model College.

L-R: Alhaji Ganiyu Badmus; Otunba Bayo Lawson; Otunba Kunle Seriki and Alhaji Saula Omotayo. Photo: Taiwo Idowu

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016 Tunde Eso e-mail:tundeeso@yahoo.co.uk 08057482794

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The kinds of women men want (1) Women often assume that men should carry their burden once a relationship begins. While majority of them believe that men look out for women they can dominate, a real man wants a woman who will inspire him and who has vision and aspiration she desires to attain without abandoning her marital obligations. Society Editor, TUNDE ESO, here enumerates some tips women utilize to enjoy an endearing relationship.

e open Every man will want a woman who will make him feel wanted and satisfy his erotic desires. There’s something unexplainable that drives men wild into a state of deep affection for women because they are made to express themselves and connect with those around them. Unfortunately, too many women seem to forget this and want to talk their way into a man’s heart. But the fact is that men don’t “feel it” for you because of what you say. It’s not your words that make a man attracted to you; it’s the experiences you create with him. Be independent Research has showed that most women think going into a relationship with a man is the end of their burden and that the man should be responsible for her upkeep. However, real men want a woman who will inspire them because of her goals in life. They want a woman who has her own purpose other than It should be noted that men are not intimidated by independence and success. What matters to a man is that a woman still has a space in her life for a great relationship and is grounded and present when she’s with him. The best way to communicate with your man is to keep busy to attain your objectives. Don’t start by naming your burdens of interests, responsibilities, and friends just to be with him. And then, when you are with him,

really ‘be’ with him – have fun and give your attention to him. Appreciate him Most women feel it’s normal in relationship when a man goes out of his way to show affection for you more by offering you material gifts or give you a nice trip like taking you out on a dinner and so on. But the reverse it the case as men like to be appreciated and it doesn’t take a lot to express this. A simple ‘thank you’ accompanied by a sweet smile can go far in showing you appreciate whatever it is he has done for you. Whatever it is he is doing for you, appreciating the act will endear you to him. You will probably find that he wants to do more for you when you appreciate his efforts. Support him Sincerely from my own point of view and chats I had with lots of friends around, I discovered that we all need good support network and men are no different. When your man says he’s going to try completing a project or try to get promoted at work, support his efforts. Let him know that you’re behind him all the way and no matter how farfetched the goal might seem to you as long as it is important to hm. He wants it to be important to you, too. Be supportive of him and you will be amazed at how loving he will be to you before and after the mission have been achieved.

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odesty is the fact of not talking much about ones abilities or possession, the action of behaving or dressing so that one’s body do not show nor attract sexual attention, not showing off success and achievements and the state being not very large, expensive, important and more. A modest person, lives modest and dresses modest. He is prudent, confident, admirable, moderate and content. As a man, he’s not extravagant at buying things especially wears. He makes his choice at purchase based on the need or necessity. He does no bogus and outrageous apparel. He takes into consideration his age, his marital and job status, his job type and schedule, his social class and religion. A modest man is particular about what he takes in as experience and by education, appraisal, critical analysis and comparison to bring about success and greatness for himself. He takes modest living as his life style, and modest dressing as a norm. Modesty for a woman involve knowing what suits her reputation, as a wife, whose wife she is, her age group, her faith, her position in the society, her position as a mother and her aspirations. The wife of whom; considering the husband’s placement in the society and all. Take for instance the wife of a Pastor or top executive in a public sector, she has to embrace modesty as her way of life. Being aware there are a number of people looking up to her as a symbol of excellence, dignity or even role model. The way she is dressed, talks and comport herself to people in the society. The way she is dressed should involve her choice of clothes, not being outrageously expensive, loud and revealing. Your dressing should be decent and appropriate for the specific kind of occasions and physical attributes. Some dresses will fit a slim person but not a fat person. Some may be ideal for a dark person but not ideal for a fair person and same with the tall and the short. Your talk and communication should be eloquent and seasoned with salt, no matter the facts on ground. Listen more and talk less, your achievements will speak for you. Be more goal oriented, don’t be an empty barrel, making the loudest noise. Your carriage and

disposition therefore should be humble, friendly and passionate. Modesty is a lifestyle, a virtue and a skill. Some children are modest on their own, their innate makeup is private and shy, so lack reasons for showcasing themselves in any way. Others might be on their own without parental influence take delight in flaunting and parading themselves at every opportunity. For these two classes their parents have the role to balance and maximise each of the attributes to simplicity state and mode. Children should be taught the difference in these words; nice, good and expensive . They need to know the value of things, what being appropriate means, what is needed, wanted, available, accessible and affordable. They should learn to make lists based on their needs and preference. Moderacy in all things. They should be put through on how to seperate,select and decide which clothes for wearing to outings, church services, house wears, night wears, sports/exrcise wears,casual wears and others. Identifying clothes meant for the various seasons and weather, like for rainy and dry. Always teach them along with their names, like sweater, long sleeves cotton shirts, woolen blouse grey blouse, armless top, leopard skin boots and many more. They need to be groomed to be comported and decent. Teaching them to attribute value to their life and body. Identifying the part of their body to be kept private and concealed. Not being exposed in the name of fashion and what is trending. I remember while I was in primary school, we would have cultural dances and fashion parades during events like inter-house sports, end of year, founders day and more, to entertain parents and guests. One of the days, a girl’s wrapper fell from her chest. She sure struggled to tie it back but couldn’t since it was tied initially for her by one of the teachers. After that incident, we were told to wear a top or even our uniforms under the “aso oke” wrappers. The message that for no reason should our body be exposed, stuck till date. Some years ago, some federal universities decided to address and moderate the mode of dressing of students. They thought of this as their way of minimising crimes and irresponsibility on the part of students, thereby alleviating their image. For some students it is a big issue to comply, while for the others it is one of those laws to be aware of. From childhood, children and youth should be repeatedly told “the way you are dressed is the way you are addressed”. Media for youths these days is the instagram posts where pictures and videos takes the lead at expressing yourselves.

Quality I believe doesn’t have to mean expensive, but might mean durable. These are phrases children should understand and appropriate at different situations of their lives. They should learn clothing and colour combinations ,the trending but decent styles fitting, appropriating and the use of various kinds of assesories. They need to give value to the right things, in the right manner, at the right time to the right audience. Right things like academic excellence, discoveries(scientific or otherwise), achievements of set goals, talent displays, examination success and more. This is knowing what is worth flaunting and boasting of and about. For couples,modesty will always fetch them rest of mind and happiness. They will have less to quarrel over. Admiration and appreciation will come naturally. A modest home is made of an average size house,with dainty furnishings, durable appliances and utensils. It isn’t a house full of delicate to handle gadgets,so the children in such homes are not under stress. Simplicity is the watch word. The woman isn’t all about “aso ebi” uniforms for parties but of substance and responsibility. The man is mainly interested in giving his family the best in his capacity, not lavishing his resources on ambiguous and unnecessary ventures and vices. There is room for assessment and appraisal of each member of the family’s dressing, behaviour and way of life. Modesty is at a blaze, it is a wholesome lifestyle package for children and adults, up grading dress sense, boosting energy levels, improving communication skills, help develop creativity that makes you feel good about yourself , building your self confidence, improving imagination skills which gives your life excitement and keeps things interesting and fun filled, devoid of debase. Not too loud nor too dull Not too noisy nor too quiet Not too critical nor too clueless Not too probing nor too thoughtless Not too incredulous nor too trusting Not overconfident nor fretful Not materialistic nor unambitious Not confrontational nor passive Not aggressive nor inactive Blazon, be happy, healthy, relaxed, well-adjusted, selfconfident and with good self esteem to project good image for your life and destiny.

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Sports/EURO League

Mascherano jailed over £1.2 tax fraud J

avier Mascherano has been sentenced to a year in prison and ęned ǧ815,000 (ǡ625,000) for two tax oěences. However, the Barcelona star is not likely to be spending a year behind bars, after his lawyer David Aineto requested the prison sentence to be substituted for the ęne, which he is yet to pay. Mascherano’s lawyer is also aĴempting to have the oěences removed from his criminal record by paying an additional ęne. In Spain people handed sentences of less than two years are not normally required to serve their sentence, unless they are being punished for violent crime, if they agree to a ęne. Mascherano, 31, was given four-month and eight-month sentences for the two oěences which took place in 2011 and 2012. The Argentine star had already repaid the full ǧ1.6million (ǡ1.15million) debt owed to the tax authorities before he was given his punishment. Mascherano also paid the interest on the money, but has still been hit with a new ęne. His tax oěences were for failing to declare earnings from image rights he ceded to companies which he owns in Portugal and the United States. Through this communication I would like to clarify some of the questions that have recently been linked to me. Today I have reached a full and ęnal seĴlement with the Spanish tax authorities that has been

agreed by all parties. Now that the maĴer has been ęnally resolved, and with the peace of mind of knowing that the situation has reached an end I would like to make a short statement. After agreeing my arrival at Barcelona I engaged the services of a prestigious Spanish tax ęrm of the highest professional standing and excellent reputation. Having in consideration my situation, they recommended to me certain ęnancial structures, all of which they informed me were common practise, totally transparent and accepted by the law. I was assessed by these professionals from 2010 until 2014 when I decided to change my advisors in view of the proceedings that had been initiated against me along with evidence that my problem was no longer just a possibility but had become a reality. My new advisors recommended that I should pay all the taxes being reclaimed by the Inland Revenue presenting what is referred to as ‘corrections’ over all the relevant ęscal years. Now, ęnally, and after a biĴer and painful episode in my life I have ęnally reached agreement which leaves me safe in the knowledge that I am fully up to date with all my ęnancial obligations. I am a professional sportsman and I do not have great knowledge of neither legal nor taxrelated maĴers. For that reason I need to rely on the support of those people

trained to deal with such maĴers that, for me, are complicated. Throughout my career I have been honest and responsible, respecting my team mates at the clubs and all those countries where I have lived. This situation I have found myself in I will treat as one more experience in my life from which, hopefully, I can emerge stronger, at peace and content in the knowledge that I am once again in compliance with the law. I reserve the right to take possible action against those advisors who mismanaged my aěairs and recommended things to me that were not correct. Mascherano published an open leĴer after the verdict in which he insisted he was an ‘honest and responsible person’. He wrote: ‘After agreeing my arrival at Barcelona I engaged the services of a prestigious Spanish tax ęrm of the highest professional standing and excellent reputation. ‘Having in consideration my situation, they recommended to me certain ęnancial structures, all of which they informed me were common practise, totally transparent and accepted by the law. ‘I was assessed by these professionals from 2010 until 2014 when I decided to change my advisors in view of the proceedings that had been initiated against me along with evidence that my problem was no longer just a possibility but had become a reality.

Mourinho spotted in Shanghai

ith Jose Mourinho’s next destination still unknown, the Portuguese coach is spending some time away from football after being pictured in China. The 52-year-old

was sacked as Chelsea boss back in December following their abysmal start to the Premier League campaign. And while it’s unclear why Mourinho is in Shanghai, he couldn’t escape his former club after signing a fan’s

Chelsea shirt. Mourinho has been linked with the Manchester United job ever since his sacking and with Louis van Gaal’s tenure at Old Traěord not going to plan, it looked likely to happen. But the Dutchman appears to have had a stay of execution with the Red Devils just seven points oě the top. Since Mourinho’s departure from Stamford Bridge and the arrival of Guus Hiddink, the Blues are currently unbeaten in all competitions. But draws in their previous two home games has seen them continue to languish in the boĴom half of the table. But a win on Sunday against Premier League leaders and London rivals Arsenal would be a timely boost for Hiddink’s new side.

Hernandez cosies up to girlfriend, Villalon

hile his former manager endures a miserable time at Manchester United, red-hot striker Javier Hernandez appears to be enjoying life. The Bayer Leverkusen forward has enjoyed a sensational season in the Bundesliga, scoring 19 goals, while former boss Louis van Gaal’s United have struggled. But the Mexico forward was in no mood to worry about his old employer’s struggles as he took to Instagram to post a picture with girlfriend Lucia Villalon. The 27-year-old striker cosied up to his partner, who was previously

linked with Cristiano Ronaldo, before posting the picture on social media which included the hashtag ‘blessed’. Earlier this week, Hernandez said he has no grudge to bear with Van

Gaal despite his former boss’ role in his departure from Manchester United. ‘It’s part of the game,’ he told Bild. ‘Only 11 players can start. It was nothing personal but every coach has his own plan.

Navas: We didn’t get it right under Benitez

eylor Navas says there is a renewed conędence within Real Madrid after Zinedine Zidane replaced Rafael Benitez last month. Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas conceded the players were “doing the wrong things” when Rafael Benitez was in

charge of the club. Benitez lasted just seven months as Madrid coach before being replaced by Zinedine Zidane. Zidane has taken six points from his ęrst two games in charge at the club - with the side scoring 10 goals and conceding just one in the process. And Navas is conscious

of the poor performances the team was puĴing in under Benitez. “We are all aware that we had to take a breath, look back, and say we were doing the wrong things,” he told El Hormiguero. But now under the guidance of Zidane, the 26-year-old says there is a renewed optimism within the squad. “With Zidane the team feels like if we win, we all win, and if we lose, we all lose,” Navas said. “How do I see the team? With conędence, with will. We have to ęght until the end and we will get there with options. “You have to respect every coach and when there is a change you have to give everything you are asked for.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016

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League Watch

Don’t abandon our continental representatives, Egbe tells NFF

ormer national team goalkeeper, Ita Egbe, has charged the country’s football governing body, the Nigeria Football Federation NFF, not to abandon any of the clubs who will be Ěying the country’s Ěag this year on the continent. According to Egbe, the call has become necessary in order to avoid the international embarrassment that the country suěered last year. According to him, there is need for the NFF to step in and partner with the various clubs that are Ěying the country’s Ěag on the continent because as far as he is concerned they have become Nigerian property and should treated like by rendering them assistance morally, technically and ęnancially. “As we prepare for

the commencement of the 015/16 Nigeria professional Football League and the commencement of CAF organised competition I would like to urge the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) not to abandon the four clubs who will Ěying the country’s club on the continent,” he began. “This call for the NFF not to abandon our club who will be campaigning on the continent has become necessary in order avoid the international embarrassment the country suěered last year where one of clubs was worked over because it couldn’t reach the venue of the match on time. “As far as I am concerned, once any of clubs secures a continental slot, it seizes to be the sole responsibility of

the state government the Federation should step forward to partner with such club because such club is no longer represents itself but the country. “They NFF should assist such clubs morally, technically and ęnancially, and by so doing the clubs should be able to adequately represent the country as expected. “I am of the opinion that if the Federation should step forward to assist the clubs in their continental assignments, they will be able to start preparation on time. They should make the continental assignments a national issue through giving them a helping hand because if they fail, it is the country that will have the shame and if they do well it is the country that the glory will go to,” Egbe advised.

Cooreman: Competent coach - Ekoh

he Media OĜcer of Akwa United Football Club of Uyo, Uwem Ekoh, has described the new coach of the Akwa State ęnanced side, Maurice Cooreman, as competent and experienced coach. Ekoh made the description during the week while

answering questions on the preparations on continental assignment. According to Ekoh: “From what the players are saying there is no doubt that Coach Maurice Cooreman is a very competent and experienced coach,” Ekoh began. “The players are full of praises for him saying that he is technically and tactically sound because of what is teaching them in training. “Of course, Cooreman is one of the best coaches in the country as we speak and he has been around and at the same he has continental experience because he was the Coach of Kaduna United when they Ěew the country’s

Ěag in the same competition,” Ekoh explained. “We are preparing for the continental assignment and we are using this Super IV competition to shore up our competitive readiness. This Super IV will help Akwa United to be in competitive mood before the CAF Confederation Cup starts next month just like it will also help us in the league,” Ekoh explained. “I believe that the team is going to do beĴer than last season both locally and internationally. The spirit of the team is very high and with this type of high spirit the team can do a lot,” Ekoh said.

“Having introduced the two rounds of the Super 4 tournament, we cannot crown a champion in Kaduna and another in Uyo but will add points won by each team to determine the team with the highest points and crown them winners,” Dikko explained before departing to Rwanda to cheer the Super Eagles team at the CHAN made up of players from the NPFL. Last year, the two

junior national teams, the Olympic team and the Flying Eagles were invited to play alongside the four NPFL clubs that qualięed for the tournament which held in Abuja. NPFL champions for the 2014/15 season, Enyimba International, ęrst and second runners-up, Warri Wolves and Nasarawa United and Federation Cup champions, Akwa United are the teams for the 2016 Super4.

Super 4 champions to emerge after 2nd round in Uyo

hampions of the 2016 Nigeria Professional Football League Super 4 tournament will emerge at the end of the second round of the tournament in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. The League Management CommiĴee (LMC), chairman, Shehu Dikko, explained that the team that accumulates the highest number of points across the two rounds will be declared champions.

FC Ifeanyi Ubah hires Brazilians to boost team

roprietor of FC Ifeanyi Ubah, Dr Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah has boosted the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) by importing six Brazilian professional football players and two assistant coaches as the club prepares for the 2015/16 league season. This much was contained in a text message sent to League Watch during the week. According to the text

message, the importation of the Brazilians is a part of the club’s preparations for the 2016 Nigeria Premier League. “FC Ifeanyi Ubah Ěys in six Brazilians professional footballers and two assistant coaches in preparation for the 2015 Nigeria Premier League season,” the text read. It is recalled that the Oil and Gas billionaire businessman who bought the former Gabros of Nnewi has never hidden

his intention to transform the Nigerian Football League. He started with running his club with a foreign coach, Mitko Dobrew. It is true that the relationship between the club and the Bulgarian did not last; the Nnewi born billionaire never hid his penchant for high proęle technical personnel. Immediately Dobrev was shown the exit door, the billionaire businessman did not waste a second in replacing him with former Flying Eagles’ coach, John Obuh and after about four matches in charge, Dr Ubah brought in former national team striker and assistant coach, Daniel Amokachi as the Technical Adviser of the club even as he equally brought in former national team goalkeeper trainer, Ike Shorunmi as the team’s goalkeeper trainer. League can only wish the Nnewi based club success as they prepare to baĴle for the diadem in the coming season.

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s clubs prepare for the 2015/16 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season, Enugu Rangers International Football Club have concluded arrangements to go into close camping according to the Media OĜcer of the club, Foster Chime in exclusive telephone chat with League Watch during the week. According to Chime, Rangers will be going

into close camping to kick start their preparations for the 2015/16 Glo Premier League. He said the Flying Antelopes would be moving into close with 30 players. “Yes we are preparing for the 2015/16 league season. As a maĴer of fact; we are moving into close camping with 30 players. “All the 30 players may not be registered as ęrst team players at the end of close camping because with the new arrangement

we may not have up to 30 ęrst team players. The fact is that some of them will be moved to Team B otherwise known as ‘Feeder Team’,” Foster said. Speaking further, Chime explained that the club has touched its technical department as new faces have joined them. He said the former captain and coach of the team, Christian Chukwu, who was the consultant to the club last season, is now the technical director of the club.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016

Politics

Okorocha committed to Igbo course –Imo Dep gov Continued from Page 14

considering both human and material resources at our disposal. The whole of Imo State has become one huge construction site especially Owerri senatorial district. By-passes are being constructed in the Owerri Capital Territory and along major roads. How is your Rescue Mission government carrying on with these projects given the present economic downturn? If you do a proper assessment of Owelle Rochas Okorocha led Rescue Mission government in the last dispensation, you would give him credit for his focus, visionary leadership and passion to develop Imo. We started the idea of 70% capital projects and 30% recurrent. For the Àrst time since our new democratic administration, Imo State had some relief in road construction, road rehabilitation and infrastructural development. Our local governments received appreciable Àrst lift as average of 18 kilometre road was constructed in each of the 27 local governments of Imo State. We should not lose the sight of the fact that we cannot discuss growth and development without making the environment conducive for businesses to thrive; for investors to appreciate the environment before investing. So, what you see is the vision and passion of a great leader in action. We are not just talking about by-passes but we are constructing the Àrst ever Áyovers in Imo State. I must bring to your knowledge the vigour with which the Governor has attacked ecological problems in Imo State, which I believe would have hampered movement and economic activities in many areas. How about all these rumour about Christmas villages and lights, do these have any economic importance or the same waste of resources on nothing? My dear, you deÀnitely will not expect everyone to clap for you even if you spill your blood for them, such people will still say you have done nothing. Since the inception of this administration, Rescue Mission Government has in no little measure ensured that there is security of life and property and we have never stopped at that but we have always created conducive atmosphere for our people to appreciate their home coming. None of those rumour mongers will tell you that our carnival has got national and international notice. They will not tell you that our Capital City is one of the most alluring in the country with a piece of artwork you could hardly Ànd anywhere around with fountains. They will not tell you that Imolites make over N1million. Photography alone constitutes about 30% of the earnings. Our Freedom Square is a beauty to behold as parents, young people

and children Ànd it so receptive that they would not let go. Without sounding immodest, Freedom Square hosts over one thousand people within the period under review. You can understand that beyond creating a place for family picnics and visits. The eͿort also created avenue to make our people generate incomes. Owerri being the last administrative headquarters of defunct Biafra, is it also witnessing pro-Biafra demonstration? The pro-Biafran agitators refer to the Imo State Government o΀cials as ´saboµ, while the Imo establishment lampoons the protesters as working against the cause of Igbo Presidency. In actual fact, who is sabotaging who? For me, like I said in my last interview with my friends in the media, I made it plain that it is the inalienable rights of every citizen to protest and request of the establishment whatever that is due them. Agitation is a means to an end but the issue is what is being agitated for. If you discuss about the welfare of the Ndi Igbo just like other zones have agitated but once it is something out of reach, it would deÀnitely hit the rock. We are against anything that will break the country. Agitation for Biafra was basically born as a result of marginalisation and other issues that bordered on the insecurity of the life and property of the Igbo. Again, what our leader of blessed memory, Ikemba Odumegwu Ojukwu yearned for was never outright breakaway of Ndi Igbo but a Nigeria where equity, Justice and fairness would reign. He sought for extreme federal system of Government, if you like, confederation, which its agitation has refused to go away. The total secession was an option to still preserve the dignity of Ndi Igbo which I would consider devils alternative following the incongruous and irretrievable severed relationship among the leaders of the regions in the polity then. So, our leaders, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, understanding the intricacies of what is at stake, called for caution. He did not only stop at that, he initiated a move with his colleague governors of the South East to quell such agitation. It is unfortunate that we lost some of our children but it is better for Nigeria to remain an indivisible entity and we shall be better for it. All I will advise is for us all to join hands and say no to ethnicity, religious bigotry and fundamentalism, by then we would have achieved 80% nationhood. There is the widespread belief that the Imo State government still owes civil servants several months despite the bailout from the Federal Government. Was the bailout for clearing of outstanding salaries not enough or as some state governments, like Ekiti State are saying there was no bailout in the Àrst place but

quarterly allocation to the State? Imo State government owes no salaries. His Excellency, the Governor of Imo State before December approved the arrears of salaries of MDAs including parastatals and even paid December salaries in advance. So, whosoever that is still discussing non-payment of salaries does so in bad faith. Again, looking at contemporary states, Imo State is so well. With the way the economy is going, would you have to bank on bailout to fund your projects and programmes and what should we do to get out of this quagmire? We appreciate the sad situation in our economy. This is rather a result of complacency on the part of the preceding governments. It is a sad tale of failing to plan and relying wholly on monoculture economy. I am happy that President Buhari came at a time he came to instill discipline and to squeeze out stolen monies. I learnt of the eͿort of the Federal Government through the Ministry of Science and Technology and its parastatals to begin to look into the areas of import substitution and holistic production of items we have the raw materials in abundance here in Nigeria. Again, it is painful that we have eternally remained primary producers in the oil industry. Ordinarily, I do not see the reason we should be importing petroleum product. Private enterprises should be encouraged to invest in this sector so as to protect Nigerians from this continual embarrassment of scarcity and wrong pricing even as producers of crude oil. I also believe that diversiÀcation of economy is the key to saving us from this embarrassing quagmire. Imo State as it were is just a part of the whole and whatever that happens to the whole will deÀnitely aͿect its part. And the way our Federal system of government is structured, you cannot say you are in charge of your state economy. We still believe that this will be addressed in the nearest future. We are looking inward and our slogan has been “job, job, job; industry, industry, industry; employment, employment, employment. We are not saying we shall be building gigantic industries but those cottage industries that are agro based. It will be small and medium scale enterprise driven and above all, agriculture and agribusiness. What we fail to understand is that we must as a people work out plans to feed ourselves, take care of the domestic needs and then move ahead with production of surplus for exports. This is exactly what we need to do. Exporting things like tooth pick, salt, tomatoes, pencils, plastic product and some others are quite disheartening. By the time we agree to get these things produced within,

Madumere we would have salvaged the situation while expecting much more from those in Science and technology to lead out in Ànding solutions to our dire need of machinery and researching out techniques to utilize our raw materials. Imo is ready to contribute her quota to realizing the Nigeria of collective dream. Would you want to do more in the area of school sports after the tournament you recently sponsored? Well, I thank God for what we were able to achieve between 2014 and 2015 in sports. I have always had passion in youth development, capacity building and above all having a healthy productive population. You know there are many dimensions to analyzing the importance and beneÀts of indulging in sports. One, sports brings about discipline because there are rules in any sporting event one must abide if you want to do well. Indulging in sports make for a healthy body and a sound mind. It takes the youth oͿ crime because it is said that an idle mind is the devil’s workshop. Again, there is career and fulÀllment in sports. It is in sports that you Ànd young people become very famous at a very young age and earn so high, which changes their social status in the society. It is also a way to creating positive habits in the youth and to make them become conscious of the need to exercise even in old age for healthy living. We were to host the Àrst female football competition but we had to shelve that for issues of strategic importance. God willing we shall make our youth in sports smile this year in our own little way. I love sports and I have sponsored football competitions and this has spanned over two decades. That is to show you how much I value sporting events. Last year, with my partners, we got into athletics, which was appreciated by our children and sports lovers. It was full of revelations with sports enthusiasts applauding that little eͿort. We shall deÀnitely do much more to encourage the young ones.

Presidency’s blunder and 2016 budget Continued from Page 13

predicated on an oil benchmark of $38 per barrel and I can now say that with oil being $28 today, this budget is dead on arrival.” “The job of the opposition is to help the government to get its priorities right so I want to please urge this government to withdraw this budget and go back to the drawing board.” “Mr President, a budget that moves domestic spending within Aso Villa from N580m to N1.7bn cannot be a budget of change.” “We were told that in the revised budget there was an adjustment due to error, we agree but what has happened is that the money up to N7 billion were moved from buying vehicles to being spread in o΀ces.” “It also increases the spending that is due to renovations within the Villa; they are going to renovate the Villa

Buhari with N3.9bn. What else do you want to renovate there that Nigerians will see in the year 2016?” he asked. On his part, the Deputy Senate President, Chief Ike Ekweremadu, who is of the PDP stock, called for the

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reduction of the budget by 30 percent, urging his colleagues to see the budget as one for all Nigerians; neither for the PDP nor the APC. He reminded them that there are over 30 political parties in Nigeria.

According to him, “For the Àrst time, I want to appeal that we should reduce this budget by 30 percent; whether we like it or not, we are going through a recession.” “Instead of Ànancing the budget through borrowing, we should devise a means to Ànance the budget by raising the revenue. We should reduce the cost of governance; we need to concentrate on existing projects. “My consolation is that this parliament has the Ànal say on it. we have 35bn on information or we are providing for propaganda?” While making his contribution to the debate, an APC senator from Yobe north, Ahmed Lawan, said: “The problem is and has always been corruption and corruption. For 16 years, Nigeria was subjected to impunity.” “This is the Àrst time a budget is not depending on oil; it is an opportunity for this administration to make sure that we diversify the economy,” he stated.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016

Politics

Ondo 2016: Battle to succeed Mimiko begins

Peter Dada, Akure

oliticians of various political parties in Ondo State have began to strategise for the next governorship election, coming up later in the year. The bone of contention now is which Senatorial District occupies the government house? Currently, the Ondo Central Senatorial District is occupying the seat at the expense of the North and the South districts because the incumbent Governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko comes from Ondo town (Central Senatorial District). Therefore, there is an expectation that the power may shift to either the North or the South. The Sunshine state has 18 local governments with each of the three Senatorial Districts comprising six local each. The six local governments in the north include: Akoko southeast, Akoko Southwest, Akoko Northeast, Akoko Northwest, Owo and Ose local governments. In the Central district are: Akure South, Akure North, Ifedore, Ondo East, Ondo West and Idanre Local Governments while the Southern Senatorial District consists of : Ilaje, Ese Odo, Irele, Okitipupa, Odigbo and Ile Oluji/Oke Igbo Local Government areas. As a matter of fact, the power has completely rotated among the three District since the inception of this nascent democracy in 1999. It started from the Northern Senatorial District as the late former Governor Adebayo Adefarati came from Akungba Akoko in Akoko Southwest local government. The power later shifted to the South in 2003 when the former Governor, late Olusegun Agagu from Iju Odo in Okitipupa local government took over power via the governorship election. Currently, the power resides at the Central Senatorial District with the incumbent Governor Mimiko who succeeded Agagu in 2009, came from Ondo town in Ondo West Local Government of the state. After the expiration of his second term in o΀ce in February 2017, Mimiko is expected to hand over power to the winner of the governorship election who is expected to come either from the North or South because the political calculation does not favour a candidate to come from the Ondo Central again. Investigation revealed that political gladiators from the Peoples Democratic Party, the All Progressives Congress, Accord Party, Labour Party and some other political parties in the state are getting prepared to unveil their intention to run for the prestigious governorship position in the state. Some of the gladiators have been making consultations with the leaders of their parties and also with their political friends

and associates as well as their community leaders while some have had their posters pasted everywhere in the state. Also some local radio and television stations in the state had been airing jingles of compliments to the people of the state sponsored by the aspirants , some have even been sponsoring political programmes on the local electronic media. However, only one of the gladiators has made his intension known to the public. The gladiator, Hon. Bode Ayorinde of the APC was at the NUJ secretariat, Alagbaka, Akure announced his intention and rolled out his plans to the journalists and the whole state. Apart from Ayorinde, some other chieftains of the party who are already picking interest in contesting for the governorship seat include : the Senator representing the Ondo North at the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly, Senator Ajayi BoroÀce, former state Commissioner for Special Duties. Mr Niran Sule, former Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Hon Victor Olabimtan, all from The Northern Senatorial District. Similarly a source disclosed that the latest defector to the APC and former candidate of the PDP in the October, 20th, 2012 governorship election in the state, Chief Olusola Oke from the Southern Senatorial District too is also interested to contest for the party’s ticket in the election. “ These people are very much ready to slug it out for the primary of the APC, as time goes on, you will begin to see more posters of the aspirants on the streets of the major towns and villages in the state,” the source stated On the other hand, it was gathered that, from Ondo Northern District, former Minister for Power, Dr. Olu Agunloye from Akoko Northwest Local Government would be contesting under the platform of the SDP while the immediate past Chairman of the National Sports Commission, Hon Gbenga Elegbeleye, present Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matter, Mr. Bamidele Dada, from Ikare Akoko, the headquarters of Akoko Northeast Local Government of the PDP is aspiring to Àght for the ticket of the party. Similarly, Commissioner for Environment in the state, Sola Ebiseni from Ilaje and the immediate former Special Adviser to former President Goodluck Jonathan on Niger/ Delta AͿairs and Chairman Amnesty Programme, Mr Kingsley Kuku, from Arogbo in Ese Odo local government area of the state (Ondo South Senatorial District) have joined the gladiators of the election. Though, Kuku is not in the country to physically campaign but his posters have Áooded the streets of major towns and villages in the state. Though there is a strong indication that the contest will be strictly between the gladiators from the North and

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the Southern Senatorial District. But if ethnicity is going to be the deciding factor, there would be a battle of two major ethnic groups in the North- the Akokos and the Owos . The south has tasted the power because Late Adefarati was from Akoko while Pa Adekunle Ajasin, who was the Àrst Executive Governor of the state in the Second Republic, hailed from Owo. However the Owo people believe that since the beginning of the uninterrupted Fourth Republic, the power had not rotated to their turn. Similarly, the Southern District, where there are ethnic groups like the Ilajes, Ikales and Ijaws and some part of Ondos, since this nascent democracy began, it is only the Ikale man, Agagu, that had been fortunate to reach the highest political position of the state between 2003 and 2009. Meanwhile, the feelers got from the two major political parties revealed that the APC chieftains of Rotimi Akeredolu, Senator Ajayi BoroÀce and Olusola Oke from Owo, Akoko and Ilajeland ethnic groups respectively may be the last three contestants for the governorship ticket of the APC while Elegbeleye, Dada from Akoko and Kuku from Ijawland and Ebiseni from Ilaje may be the Ànalists in the competition for the ticket of the PDP while Agunloye from Akoko North Local Government Area be the sole candidate of the SDP for election. Another cardinal factor that may determine where the pendulum will swing in the power shift is the voters’ population which is higher in Ondo South than the North. Incidentally, most of the Ondo South people are predominantly members of the PDP because out of the six local government areas in the District, Àve are dominated by the PDP and one belongs to the APC. The odd one is Odigbo local government which is largely occupied by non-indigenes of the state. This

has been the political structure of the areas until the game changed in the last House Assembly election in the state when the ruling party cleared all the seats from the South including Odigbo. The defection of Olusola Oke and his supporters to the APC shortly after the Presidential election however, jerked up the number of the APC members in Ilaje local government. Though the PDP candidates were declared winner of the Assembly election in his local government but it was not a landslide victory as it is used to be in the previous elections. In the Ondo South currently, only Olusola Oke, Kingsley Kuku and Sola Ebiseni were formerly of the PDP but Oke would not contest under the platform of the PDP again following his defection to the opposition party whereas Kuku and Ebiseni still are now the leaders and Ànanciers of the ruling party in the state till present moment and working earnestly to ensure the power shift to the South. Contrarily, Oke’s ambition of grabbing the ticket may not be as smooth as one would think. This is because it is not sure for now if the APC would pick a candidate from the South as the party is more popular in the North than any other Senatorial District. Secondly there are more gladiators for the APC in the North than the South. The likes of Akeredolu, Senator Akeredolu, Olabimtan, NiranSule, Ayorinde and others may make the primary election of the party tough. It was also gathered that the leadership of the APC in the two other Senatorial Districts had a meeting where it was unanimously agreed that the candidate of the party should emerge from the North. Moreover, of all the ethnic groups in the state, it is only the Ijaw that has not produced any representative for the higher political position in the state.

The highest political position they have attained is the representative at the state House of Assembly which is being rotated between Ijaws and the Apoi (the Yorubas in Ese Odo Local government) on one term agreement. So the appointment of Kingsley Kuku as Special Adviser to the President was seen as a blessing to the Ijaw people as it was believed to have moved them closer to the federal government then. Since his his exit from the PDP, to the APC, members of the party some of whom were loyal to the formal PDP governorship candidate, have now shifted their loyalty to Kuku and Ebiseni as their leaders and one of whom they want to be the governorship candidate . It was reliably learnt that there is also a serious support for Kuku, even in his absence, many people in Ijawland and some members of the PDP family in the South Senatorial District, to contest for the number one seat position of the state. He is reportedly loved by his people following the development he had brought to the area when he was the Special Adviser to President Jonathan on Niger/ Delta AͿairs. He was said to have singlehandedly executed numerous projects in the riverine communities. As a result of this, many of these communities which that had been hitherto in obscurity of government attention, were said to have felt the impact of the federal government when their own was there as a Special Adviser to the President. Apart from this, it was learnt that many youths of the land have beneÀtted from the Amnesty Programme of the federal government under the auspices of Kuku as the Chairman of the programme while many political associates of his , in the state, irrespective of their ethnic background were reported to have beneÀtted from his philanthropic gesture in the progression of their respective political careers . In the Nothern Senatorial District, however, the perceived leading aspirants are Akeredolu and BoroÀce. Though the duo slugged it out in contesting for the ticket of the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria in 2012 election gubernatorial election in the state but the former President of the Nigeria Bar Association Ànally won the ticket. But this time around no one is sure yet about who may Ànally picks the ticket between these heavyweights of the APC, come 2016. But it was gathered that BoroÀce and Akeredolu have been working seriously for the ticket. Finally, the leadership of the two parties would determine where their parties’ Áag bearers would emerge from to contest for the election. For the PDP, Mimiko too would play a prominent role in deciding who will succeed him among the gladiators of the party while the APC leadership in the state and national, considering many factors, may decide whom the party ticket would be handed over to, through primary election.

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North Central Commissioner tasks contractors on quality job, assures them of funds Gyang Bere, Jos

L-R: Ukrainean Ambassador to Nigeria, Dr. Valerii Aleksandruk; Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI), Aisha Abubakar; Permanent Secretary, FMITI, Alhaji Aminu Bissala and First Secretary for Economic Issues, Ukrainean Embassy, Mr. Ivan Honcharenko, during a courtesy visit to the Minister, in Abuja…yesterday.

Supreme Court verdict: Maku is a mouthy person —Al-Makura Taiye Agbaje, Abuja

overnor of Nasarawa State, Tanko AlMakura, on Friday, described former Minister of Information and All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate in the last governorship election in the state, Labaran Maku, as a “mouthy person” who wanted to reap where he did not sow. Al-Makura, who made the remark over the Supreme Court judgment which a΀rmed him as duly elected governor of Nasarawa State, said his main challenger in the poll, Mr Maku, couldn’t have won because the

former minister and his party, APGA, were unpopular in the state. He spoke to State House correspondents shortly after his meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. He said the court’s verdict was no surprise since he won the election fair and square. Speaking on the state’s priority lists in the face of the dwindling economy, the governor hinted that the President will soon commission the ultramodern Karu International Market in Nasarawa State being completed to boost the revenue base of the state government. He said the dwindling allocations from the federal coͿers underscored

the imperative of putting to use the market which has been almost perpetually under construction. He said the proximity of the 3,000-shop market to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, makes it commercially viable. Al-Makura pointed out that the focus is also being shifted to agriculture and other viable commercial ventures since Nasarawa has tremendous resources for alternative sources of revenue. He said he was at the Villa to update the president on matters concerning the state, including the eͿorts to resolve frequent farmers-herders clashes involving it and neighbouring Benue State. He assured that prog-

ress was made the previous day when Benue state governor led a delegation to him in Nasarawa to discuss measures towards stemming the frequent conÁicts. Some of the decisions reached included setting up committees that would involve and work across the two states to ensure that the solutions preferred were implemented. On the case of lassa fever, Al-Makura said the single case conÀrmed in Nasarawa State was being handled professionally as the patient was receiving adequate treatment in quarantine, while sensitisation is ongoing to enlighten the people of preventive measures and signs to watch out for.

Political bigwigs in Benue South defect to APC as PDP kicks Godwin Akor, Makurdi

ormer Deputy Governor of Benue state, Chief Steven Lawani, and former Ministers of State for Niger Delta and Education, Chief Sam Ode and Professor Jerry Agada as well as a former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Defence, Chief Mike Onoja, have respectively indicated interest in defecting to the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, at the senatorial re-run election campaign rally slated for Otukpo today (Saturday). According to the Publicity Secretary of Comrade Daniel Onje Campaign Organization, Mr Okpokwu Ogenyi,

the four persons who are all from Benue South Senatorial District would be leaving the PDP to strengthen Onje’s chances in the re-run election coming up between him and Senator David Mark in February. Newswatch Times gathered that the defection ceremony which would coincide with the Ěag oě of Onje’s campaign in the senatorial district would aĴract National Leader of the APC, Chief Asiwaju Bola Tinubu; the National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Oyegun; the Minister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbe; Governor Samuel Ortom and other APC governors in the North-central geopolitical zone.

However, in a swift reaction to the planned defection of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, stalwarts in Idoma land, the immediate past Minister of Interior, Comrade Abba Moro, said the politicians leaving the party are feather weights who cannot change the decision of the people to support Mark in the re-run election. Moro said the same crop of politicians had beneęĴed immensely from the PDP, stressing that all the persons planning to defect to APC were part of the failure of the party in the last general elections. He dismissed the insinuation that the purported defection of the politicians would

have negative impact on the re-run election of Senator Mark, adding that most of the members of the National Assembly as well as the House of Assembly from the senatorial district won election on the platform of the PDP. The APC is deploying human and material resources to ensure that it wins the election. Onjeh has said several times that he would defeat Mark and liberate Idoma people from the shackles of underdevelopment. Appeal Court in November last year nullięed the election of former Senate President, David Mark, and ordered a re-run election between him and Onje within 90 days.

lateau State Commissioner of Housing and Urban Development, Arch. Samuel Galadima has called for synergy between contractors handling various projects across the state and assured them of speedy release of funds to enable them complete all ongoing projects in the three senatorial zones of the state. He expressed commitment of Governor Simon Lalong’s administration to complete all ongoing projects awarded by the previous government and urged them to be up and doing to assist government in the delivery of dividends of democracy to Plateau people. Hon. Galadima stated this during a familiarisation meeting with contractors handling New Government House RayÀeld, Deputy

Governor’s resident, Plateau State House of Assembly, Zaria road Stadium and those in charge of contracts on education and health facilities as well as consultants among others in his o΀ce in Jos. According to him, “This government is operating an open door policy whereby we will work with those who wish to work with this administration; those who do not wish to work with this government have the liberty to leave. “This government does not favour or have anything in mind like ‘gods fatherism or motherism or whatever you call it. We want to deal speciÀcally with those who have something to oͿer. I wish to advise all of you to be up and doing to help this administration deliver dividends of democracy and we will also help you”

Ex-councillor urges govt to probe herdsmen/farmers feud in Nasarawa Godwin Ojoshimite, /D¿D

ormer Councillor of Odeni-Magaji of Udege Development Area in Nasarawa state, Hon. Isaiah Koki Agah, has called on the state and federal government to launch an investigation into crises brewing between Fulani militias and farmers in the community. Odeni-Magaji is an agrarian community located at the bank of River Benue, attracting a lot of commercial activities that has boosted the economic fortune of the state and beyond. Speaking at a press briefing in LaÀa, yesterday, Agah said the call has become expedient following the death

of 28 people on January 3, at the community after suspected Fulani herdsmen attacked the village. He described as false the information by the Nasarawa State Police Command that only two persons died saying the Police authority did not visited the scene of the crises. The former councillor called on the federal and state government to deploy security personnel to the community to bring the situation under control. He called on the state government to embark on reconciliation, reconstruction, and rehabilitation as a result of the destruction melted on the community by herdsmen.

Firm to sue Nigerian Pilot over libellous publication Godwin Akor, Makurdi

Makurdi-based ęrm, Oracle Business Limited, has threatened to ęle a N1billion suit against Nigerian Pilot Newspaper for alleged libel and defamation. In a leĴer to the Editorin-Chief of Nigerian Pilot, the ęrm’s lawyer, Mr S. E. Irabor, referred to a report in the January 15, 2015 edition of the newspaper as the cause of the action. The counsel said in the report, a group, Coalition of Civil Society and Media Executives for Policy Sta-

bility, accused Oracle Business Limited of bidding for and securing the award of contract for the renovation of the Benue State Government House, Makurdi, for N100, 464, 463. The newspaper which accused Governor Samuel Ortom of nepotism and favouritism in the said deal had also claimed that despite collecting the amount, “no serious renovation took place at the lodge.” The ęrm, through its counsel, described the publication as false, ill-motivated, unsubstantiated, unfounded and oěensive.

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2015

Sports Update

Rwanda players get US$4,000 for reaching CHAN quarters

he government of Rwanda has rewarded the Rwanda team members US$4,000 each for qualifying for the quarter ęnal stage at the on-going 2016 Africa Nations Championship (CHAN). A source told AfricanFootball.com that the government promised to give each team members 3 million Rwanda Francs (US$3,500) if they qualięed for the last eight. The hosts beat Cote d’Ivoire 1-0 and followed that up with a 2-1 victory over Gabon in Group A matches. “The government did not oěer cash for each match, but made it clear that reaching the quar-

Nigeria stays afloat after Tunisia draw

igeria and Tunisia played out a 1-1 draw in their Group C Day two clash yesterday in Kigali at the on-going Africa Nations Championship, (CHAN). Chisom Chikatara put Nigeria up few minutes after recess before Ahmed Akaichi leveled midway to earn his side a vital point. Tunisia dominated the ęrst half but failed to ęnd the back of the net whilst Nigeria sat back with occasional moves upfront. Akaichi who gave the Nigeria backline some

scary moments was denied by goalkeeper Ikechukwu Ezenwa who pulled a superb of his goal bound shot at the edge penalty area on 14 minutes. Ezenwa was again to his side’s rescue with yet another save on 26 minutes collecting Mohamed Ali Moncer’s shot with ease. Just before the break, Akaichi headed in from an Ali Maaloul cross from the left but the goal was disallowed as the ball was adjudged to have gone out before Maaloul delivered his cross. Tunisia resumed on

the same tempo but it was the Super Eagles who broke the deadlock on 52 minutes through dangerman Chikatara, who was put through by

A product of the famed GBS Academy, Shuaibu was sent to Giwa FC in 2013 as a rookie after showing a lot of promise at a very tender age. He soon became a force to reckon with after scoring several important goals for the

club. In August 2013 he won promotion with the club to the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) from the second tier and has since developed into a clinical goal machine. Shuaibu said his time at Giwa FC was full of

Osas Okoro. The Abia Warriors forward ęred past a hapless Tunisia goalie Rami Jeridi for his fourth goal of the tournament.

S h u a i b u re a dy f o r E u ro p e

iwa FC striker striker, Ibrahim Shuaibu, is set for a move to Europe.The pacy forward informed supersport.com that he will soon be departing Nigeria for a club abroad to sign a deal in a maĴer y of days.

Onazi may join Ighalo in Watford

azio could be looking to sell their midęelder Eddy Onazi in the summer after claims in Italy they are lining up a replacement for the Nigeria international. Onazi’s agent has this week spoke about a possible move to another club because of the lack of opportunities his client has been geĴing this season, and these latest reports will put Swansea City and Watford on alert. La Lazio Siamo Noi have today claimed

Lazio are interested in signing Catania midęelder Moses Odjer which is likely to result in Onzai moving on in the summer transfer window. Odjer is currently on loan with Salernitana to get ęrst team experience, and his performances for the Serie B side have brought him to the aĴention of Lazio. The Serie A club are hoping their good relations with Catania will help them land the 19 year old, which could ultimately result in Onazi moving on.

Onzai has struggled to get games with Lazio this season, and has made just 6 appearances in all competitions. Swansea City and Watford are aware of his situation at Lazio with claims that if either club were to oěer in the region of €7m they would be able to sign the Nigerian. At this stage in his career Onazi needs to be playing regular ęrst team football, and his dream of playing in the Premier League may come true in the summer.

good memories and is now ready and waiting to travel abroad to join a new club after obtaining his clearance from the Josbased football club. “I have now ęnished my contract with Giwa FC and I wish to thank my coaches and everybody at the club for supporting me during my stay at the club. I also want to thank our honourable club chairman Mr Chris Giwa for giving me the opportunity to develop my game at his club. “My manager informed me that I will be travelling soon so I’m now awaiting further instructions,” said Shuaibu to supersport. com. Shuaibu scored 23 goals in the past two seasons in the Nigerian top-Ěight while with Giwa FC.He has now returned to GBS academy where he is training and keeping ęt before embarking on his trip to Europe.

ter, semis and ęnal will all carry cash awards,” said the source who added that they will pick the money in their personal accounts when the tournament ends. Vincent Nzamwita, the Rwanda Football Federation (Ferwafa) President also conęrmed that that is money at stake for every knock out stage

the team gets to. “I cannot tell you how much now, but there is money for them for good performance,” he added. Besides Rwanda, Ethiopia and Uganda are the other teams representing the Council for East and Central African Football Associations (CECAFA) region in the tournament.

Onyeali calls Chikatara CHAN great

bia Warriors aĴacking midęelder, Ifeanyi Onyeali, has called fantastic and great his teammate and Super Eagles forward, Chisom Chikatara. Chikatara scored the lone goal in the 1-1 draw against the Carthage Eagles on Friday in Kigali at the ongoing African Nations Championship (CHAN) Rwanda 2016. The North Africans dangerman, Ahmed Akaichi scored the equaliser that kept the side in the race for qualięcation to the quarteręnals. Onyeali said Eagles will not have any diĜculty booking their passage to the last eight at the expense of the Syli Nationale of Guinea in Tuesday’s last group match. “Chisom has continued to prove himself as great and fantastic player at every given opportunity we (Abia Warriors teammates) are quite proud of him and exploits

in Kigali, Rwanda. “His goal against Tunisia is world class and I’m personally overjoyed with his steady progression in the championship. “The score draw is good result for the Nigerians as it would have been terribly bad if we had lost the clash to Tunisia. “Four points in two matches going into the last match is enough morale booster and I do not see the Guineans posing a threat to our qualięcation to the quarteręnals. “I see Nigeria going as far as contesting the podium dance on the last day of the championship,” said Onyeali to supersport. com. Super Eagles will confront the West African opponents, Guinea on Tuesday in the last group match that will conęrm winners of the group contest to the quarteręnals of the biennial championship.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, January 23, 2016

Sports Update Osadiaye relishes debut goal for Enyimba

nyimba striker, Joseph Osadiaye, has said he was excited to announce his debut campaign with a goal for the People’s Elephant. The former Warri Wolves marksman scored the lone goal for the Nigerian champions in Wednesday’s NPFL Super 4 match day 1 clash, a 1-1 draw against Nasarawa United at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium in Kaduna. Osadiaye said the debut goal is a positive omen for more quality goals to come in the colours of the Aba outęt in subsequent competitive matches. “It’s not easy for one to score in his debut

match. I give God all the praises though the goal was inadequate to give us the whole three points against Nasarawa United. “I strongly believe it’s a good sign of more goals to come in other competitive matches. “I’m keenly looking forward to the commencement of the Caf Champions League and domestic football season to deliver more quality goals,” said the Super Eagles hitman to supersport.com. Osadiaye said the drive for a new challenge and environment was the force behind his recent switch to the camp of the People’s Elephant. “I wanted a change of environment as well as a new challenge and I think I found the desires at Enyimba. “I hope to enjoy a fulęlled and satisfactory season at Enyimba when the curtain will fall on the coming football season, “ said Osadiaye.

Oduah, Okaro mourn Akosa VICTOR ENYINNAYA

eteran sports administrator and Financial Secretary of Association of Sports Veterans Nigeria, Prince Isidore Oduah has described the demise of former West African Football Union Publicity Secretary, Austin Akosa as one that has robbed football its best administrators in recent time. According to him, when the news came to me I could not believe until I made some important calls because nobody was expecting bad news at the beginning of the year. “I have said it over and over again that Nigeria has lost her best ever Protocol point man, who brought ęnesse and griĴy to the sports administration. He served this country diligently in all spheres and his name kept reoccurring like a decimal. I will continue to miss him in many years to come,’’ he said. Oduah added that as former football administrator, Akosa

was always thorough in his assignments which made him easily identięed. “A thorough professional that handled top and tough CAF and FIFA assignments at club and country levels across Africa as Match Commissioner. He was strict, focused, dedicated and zealous when it comes to his duty and never compromised no maĴer what carrot is dangled at him”. He noted that football family has lost one of her best personnel saying that Association of Sports Veterans Nigeria would miss him dearly. In his own reaction, Bridiger-General Emmanuel Okaro (rtd) said the news of Austin’s death hit him like a thunderbolt and he is trying very hard to come terms with such reality. He describes him as gentle man who does not accept no for an answer while on duty, such stance he posits endured him dearly to the hearts of the top football bigwigs across the African continent.

Ugbade: I’m thrilled by Buhari’s N2m largesse BABS OYETORO

ormer Golden Eaglets captain and Nigeria’s Under-20 team assistant coach, Nduka Ugbade, has revealed that President Muhammed Buhari has made him believe that miracles can still happen today, describing the federal government largesse showering on the 1985 squad as the miracle of the century. Ugbade recalled that when the story broke that the president would fulęl the promise he made in 1985 in 2016 so many people doubted it but some of us kept faith with Mr. President given his antecedent but today Buhari has proved that he is a man of his words. He noted that beyond the cash rewards to all the 22 members of the team, Ugbade said it was as if the entire team just won the cup afresh and just being honoured. He further revealed that the joy of re-union before the day for award in the hotel was an experience they will live no to forget in their lifetime. “Throughout our staying together in the same hotel before the award ceremony on Wednesday we were all in ecstatic mood shouting all throughout the night. The joy of meeting ourselves again knew no bound. “Besides, with this gesture coming at a time like this I am proud to be a Nigerian. This gesture will ginger us to always want to give our best to the country, in whatever

capacity we ęnd ourselves. “More so, the president has proved that he is a man of his word. What he has done will serve as encouragement for the younger generation coming behind us. They will be encouraged to serve their fatherland at all times”, he declared. He also commended the government perfect organisation of the ceremony stressing that the government was responsible for both their feeding and transport expenses of everybody including those who came from America and other parts of the world. Just last Wednesday, President Buhari hosted the U-17 male football champions, the Golden Eaglets 30 years after the championship even as he gave each of the players and their coaches N2m and N1.5m respectively. More so, other athletes who did Nigeria proud in various tournaments last year were equally rewarded. However, some of the players who were present at the event had contrasting reactions to the money been giving to them by the number one citizen of Nigeria as they expected more from him. According to a member of the team, Fatai Atere, he said he’s disappointed with the #2million cash reward even though he was happy to meet with his team mates. “I won’t say I am not happy with the #2million cash reward that Mr President gave us,

but then, I expected a lot from him which didn’t happen. If I had known that this was what will be given to us for our eěort maybe I would have stayed back in U.S. The good thing about my coming to Nigeria to honour this event was the fact that I am glad to have met some of my team mates that we played together at the 1985 FIFA U-17 World Cup. “Besides, during his address, Mr President made mention of rewarding the players with #200million; maybe it was a slip of tongue or the actual money in his mind to give us, however, I am so disappointed with this cash reward. On the part of Jonathan Akpoborie, he lauded the cash reward of Mr President and believed it will go a long way for them

“It is not so much about the reward of #2million, but the fact that after so long we were accorded honour. We should encourage young players home and abroad who are eligible to play for the country. “When you show appreciation for what sports men and women do, it encourages and inspires others.” Here is the roll call of players that made Nigeria proud at the World Cup. Lucky Agbonsevafe, Nduka Ugbade, Fatai Atere, Binabei Numa, Sani Adamu, Bila Momoh, Joseph Babatunde, Tenworimi Duere, Victor Igbinoba, Kingsley Aikhionborie, Jonathan Akpoborie Mohamed Yayaha, Chukwuma Nwoha, Hilary Adiki, Imama Amapakabor, Baudwin Bazuaye and Dele Abubakar.

C h i n e s e c l u b o f f e r M i ke l 6 0 , 0 0 0 p o u n d s a we e k

igeria international, Mikel Obi, is reported to be aĴracting interest from Chinese Super League club, Shanghal SIPG who are ready to pay him £60,000 weekly after tax. Mikel earns like £80,000 a week at Chelsea, and is before tax. According to the Daily Mail, the Chinese club managed by former England manager, Sven Goran Eriksson, have tabled a bid to that effect. The 28-year-old Nigerian joined Chelsea in 2006 from Lyn Oslo for a

fee of £16 million. The Nigeria international has won two Premier League trophies, four FA Cups, two League Cups, a Europa League and a Champions League. Furthermore, he was a key player in Nigeria’s successful 2013 African Cup of Nations side. If this deal sail through, he will join Ghana skipper Asamoah Gyang at the club. Efe Ambrose was also linked to this club but the Celtic defender said there have been no oěers from the club for him.

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ast week, I was surprised that many Nigerians were shocked that the US dollar exchanged for over N300. Our Senators seemed to be in greater shock than many, no wonder they have summoned the CBN Governor to appear in their chamber this week to explain why the Naira is being pummelled in the parallel market, which, as I said last week, is the true foreign exchange market. O-level Economics taught me that the price of every product or commodity is Àxed at the point where supply intersects with demand. If supply remains constant while demand increases, price goes up and when supply dips in the presence of high demand, the price goes further up. That’s why I am surprised that anybody is asking why the Naira is losing value rapidly, competing to join the league of Italian Lira, Greek Drachma, the old Ghanaian Cedi, the Gambian Dalasi or the old Panya currency. For a while now, I believe it started when Prof Chukwuma Soludo was the CBN governor and intensiÀed when Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (SLS) took over, the Bureau De Change businessmen have been high on CBN petrodollar. It seemed a good strategy then to fund the BDCs by CBN. It quickly narrowed the diͿerence between the o΀cial and the parallel market rates and brought stability to the value of the Naira against other major international currencies. In fact, at a time the rates merged and because the protocols were shorter and charges cheaper, many small businessmen and travelers completely depended on the BDCs for their forex supply. For example, I have not been to the bank in the last Àve years or so for my Basic Travel Allowance (BTA). Why go through the rigor of Àlling forms and waiting on the line when I could stop by at the Mallam’s corner and buy whatever dollars I needed without protocols and often without limit, even if it is with some small premium. As I referred to earlier on, the reign of SLS was the golden era of the BDCs and their array of foot salesmen who are all over the public space soliciting for forex business. With the full deregulation of the forex trade and the regular supply of foreign currencies to all sectors of the parallel market, the Naira became a convertible currency. With it the BDCs assumed more roles including the opening of LCs and funds transfer, of any size. Then all of a sudden, the CBN cuts oͿ the supply and people express shock that the depreciation of the Naira was rapid and unprecedented, breaking a 43-year-old record. The moment the supply of dollar began to fall, the value of the Naira began to depreciate and every eͿort to curb demand by CBN has not helped as demand seems very inelastic, given our over-dependence on importation. I guess that it was in a sincere eͿort by CBN to curb the depreciation of the Naira and also stop the growing practice of Nigerians holding the dollar instead of the Naira that it decided to interfere with the domiciliary account transactions. It asked commercial banks to stop accepting dollar deposits and also not to allow any body use the foreign currency left in the account to order or pay for any products abroad. This was a very frustrating development for domiciliary account holders. I personally could not

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understand how that was going to beneÀt the value of the Naira or anybody. As it turned out, while banks could not transfer money abroad from the domiciliary accounts or other non o΀cial sources, the BDCs had their way. Domiciliary account owners then withdrew their money from their accounts - which they were allowed to do - and went to the BDCs which transferred such monies at a premium. So whatever objective the CBN wanted to achieve could not be realized to any signiÀcant degree. Instead the economy suͿered because of the policy. Supply decreased and price continued to go high. Common sense in a globalized economy should dictate that if a product is in short supply, all eͿorts should be made to attract such product and increase its supply. If Nigeria is in short supply of dollars - as it certainly and critically is - it would have made more sense if we took steps to promote supply, rather than restrict supply. In my opinion, the domiciliary account mechanism is a potent method of bringing foreign exchange into the country. Allowed to suggest, I would rather have persuaded domiciliary account owners to sell their dollars to the CBN so that they can fund other users, rather than ask them to stop paying dollars into their accounts. As has been proven times again and again, bans and restrictions in a globalized economy are often futile exercises.

The recent ban on domiciliary account deposits achieved very little but caused plenty of damage. It is therefore good that last week, the CBN lifted the ban on the deposit of foreign currencies into domiciliary accounts. To me and to many others who had hitherto criticized the policy, this is a good step in the right direction. We therefore urge the CBN to go ahead and quickly take other similar steps that will help to stabilize the Forex market and bring certainty to the value of the Naira. The next urgent step, which ought to be taken, is to allow free utilization of the money in the domiciliary account. There should be free deposit and free withdrawal, including transfer to service legitimate obligations abroad. If that next step is not urgently taken, there may not be any incentive for anybody to go and deposit more money into domiciliary accounts. As I was concluding this article, there was some indication that this may have been done. Secondly, the CBN must address the root cause of the forex crisis. Their focus should be on how to attract more foreign exchange into the country. To do so, they must open the doors. Nothing can come in, when the doors are shut. Yes when you open the doors, certain things may go out and some will come in. The challenge is to design strategies and incentives that will attract more incoming than outgoing. There are a couple of Nigerians who

can advise CBN and the Nigerian Government on how to get more dollars Áow into Nigeria than go out, even in the face of the dwindled oil price .And in doing this, they must align with the Trade and Investment policies of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment. Thirdly, this labour to artiÀcially prop up the value of the Naira in a so called o΀cial market will be hard labour that may achieve very little. We need to take a holistic view of how to manage the forex market. Rather than maintain artiÀcial o΀cial price which does not satisfy critical needspay for matured obligations, import reÀned petroleum products and pay for imported raw materials and production machinery (according to CBN’s stated priorities), but rather provides incentive for round tripping and other corruption laden practices, we may have to just let the Naira Ànd its level. Many ‘smart dudes’ in the forex business are making a kill, obtaining dollar from the o΀cial market at N197 and selling in the parallel market at N305. The gap may still widen. But If we had let the Naira Ànd its level when the Naira was exchanging at N150 against the dollar, it may not have depreciated to over N300 at this time. One of the stated cardinal objectives of the new administration at the federal level is to promote local production. This can not readily happen with an artiÀcially propped up Naira. ArtiÀcial Naira pricing will continue to encourage importation. A market determined pricing of the Naira will discourage importation and force us all to look inwards. Watching the CBN governor announce the lifting of one ban and the introduction of another ban on television last week, my heart went out to him. He sounded tired and stressed. I wished I could help to reduce the stress. But I believe that the simplest way to moderate this stress is to return to the liberalization of the forex market and allow the market determine the price of the Naira. The Federal government can decide what it wants to do with its dollars while other economic agents will decide what to with theirs. Experience has shown that the market forces remain the most e΀cient determinant of price for every commodity- tangible and intangible. Some may disagree but there is overwhelming evidence, globally and even from our recent economic history.

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