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ncumbent governor of Kogi State, Capt. Idris Wada and his platform, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have Àled a suit at the Federal High Court in Abuja against the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). In it, Wada wants the court to stop INEC from conducting/holding a supplementary governorship election in the state Àxed for December 5, or any other date at all. In the alternative, Wada is praying for a consequential order of court directing INEC to conduct fresh governorship

election in Kogi State within a speciÀed time. The motion on notice was Àled on Wada’s behalf by his lawyer, Chief Chris Uche (SAN). Among the questions posed to the court are: “Whether in view of section 178 t0 181of the 1999 constitution [as amended] and sections 31, 33, 34, 36, 85, 87 of the Electoral Act 2010 [as amended], the public notice issued by INEC datedNovember24, 2015 for the holding of a second/supplementary governorship election for Kogi State on December 5, 2015 outside the mandatory electoral timeline is not unlawful, null,

void and of no legal eͿect whatsoever. “Whether INEC as an Independent body and expected unbiased umpire can unilaterally act in liaison with the 3rd defendant(APC) to the exclusion of other political parties that participated in the governorship election in Kogi State, particularly the 2nd plaintiͿ [PDP] on November21, 2015 and thereafter issue a public notice dated November 24, 2015 Àxing supplementary election in Kogi State on December 5, 2015 and allowing the 3rd defendant to Àll the vacancy created by the death of its candidate on the pretext of being notiÀed by the 3rd

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he United States government has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to review some of the economic policies so far enunciated by his administration in the interest of Nigerians. Giving this charge at the ongoing 2015 Business Opportunity and Investment Forum organized by Nigerians in the Diaspora Organization Americas (NIDOA) in Chicago, Illinois, the Director in charge of :est African AͿairs at the United States Department, Mr. David Reimer criticized the government for backing the decision by the Central Bank of Nigeria on foreign exchange. He said Nigerians may experience hard times in the near future if the policy is not urgently addressed. President Buhari had vowed not to reverse the CBN policy on imposition of strict currencytrading restrictions to save the naira and avoid what would be the third devaluation of the currency within one year. The CBN has also banned importers from using the foreign exchange on for 41 items ranging from rice and toothpicks to steel products and glass wares.

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U.S faults Buhari’s economic policy on foreign exchange Continued from Page 1 The US senior o΀cial, who did not only fault the policy, also expressed concern over a Treasury Single Account, which it said might be di΀cult to achieve. According to Reimer: “On this Àscal side, the government has announced a Treasury Single Account

for improved management and transparency of the government’s Ànances, as well as zero-bases budgeting, a tool to bring more e΀ciency to ministries, department and agencies by requiring them to justify their full budgets. “This is all excellent, but we are concerned that the continued pursuit

of protectionist policies will inhibit the growth, investment, trade, and job creation Nigeria seeks. “Particularly worrisome are foreign exchange controls that seek to limit the movement of foreign exchange in and out of the country. Foreign exchange controls make it di΀cult for business whether owned by

Nigerians or foreigners to get the foreign exchange they need to purchase inputs, which may lead business to shut down manufacturing, in turn increasing unemployment. “The foreign exchange controls also send a negative message to current and prospective investors in Nigeria, which means

you may not be able to get access to the Ànance you need to operate in Nigeria if you invest here.µ The US senior o΀cial, who also advised President Buhari to tap into the Diaspora talent for sustainable development, said: “Foreign investments can help achieve this goal. But business needs some eͿective policies and rules of economic growth needs to be clear and transparent, including both regulation themselves and the implementation and enforcement. “One way to improve on economic is to tap into the Diaspora talent. We want Nigeria to succeed.µ On Security challenges, Mr. Reimer reiterated that the US would any moment fulÀl the pledge of 5 million in support to the Multinational -oint Task Force (MN-TE), which he said would provide mechanism to coordinate security forces’ eͿorts against Boko Haram. “In President Buhari’s meeting with President

Obama in -uly, the US pledged to work closely with Nigeria to eradicate violent extremism, Àght corruption, bolster the economy, consolidate democratic governance, and address regional issues, including the threat posed by Boko Haram. “Security, of course, remains a major aspect of our relationship with Nigeria- that includes countering Boko Haram as well as providing support to their victims. We are working with other countries in the region aͿected by Boko Haram to disrupt this terrorist group’s activities. “ To be speciÀc, we are providing security training, intelligence, advisors, and other forms of assistance. We are also aware that porous borders contribute to Boko Haram’ s ability to carry out attacks. We are engaged in a multi-year programme with Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon to improve border security in the /ake Chad Basin,µ he said.

Textile importers seeks Buhari’s help on CBN’s forex policy L-R: Director of Finance, (Leadership Coach), Weyinmi Jimade; President, Nigerian Chapter, CognitiveBehavior, Energy Leadership and Team Coach), Ajibola Yewande Ponnle; Board Secretary, (Leadership and Executive Coach, Titilayo Ajoke Akinsanya and Director Membership, Core Executive and Quality of Life Coach, Habiba Balogun, of International Coach Federation (ICF), Nigeria Chapter, at the ICF on Tour event, to commemorate the 20th anniversary of ICF’s establishment held in Lagos…on Wednesday.

defendant of the death of its governorship candidate on the election.Ã µWhether having regard to section 179[2] [3][4] and [5] of the 1999 constitution, the INEC can lawfully conduct a second/supplementary election into the o΀ce of Governor of Kogi State on December 5, 2015 with candidate(s) other than the original candidates’ who contested the said election declared by the INEC as inconclusive. Wada is contending that being the only surviving candidate with majority

of lawful votes cast at the governorship election held on November 21, 2015, he is the winner of the said election and ought to be issued with a CertiÀcate of Return by the INEC. In addition, he asked the court for an injunction restraining the All Progressives Congress (APC) by itself or its o΀cers and members from organizing and / or holding a fresh primary election for the purpose of any supplementary or other election for the Kogi State governorship election 2015.In the alternative, the plaintiͿ

prayed the court to declare that by reason of the death of Prince Abubakar Audu, the candidate of the APC, the Kogi State governorship election held on November 21, 2015 and declared by the INEC (1stdefendant) as inconclusive has been rendered aborted, cancelled, null and void and of no legal eͿect whatsoever. The plaintiͿs further asked the court to declare that having regards to the provisions of section 141 of the electoral Act, 2010 (as amended), votes

scored by a candidate who died during an election cannot be inherited by or transferred to a person who was not a candidate at the said election and who did not participate in all stages of such election, for the purpose of conducting such election. Besides, the plaintiͿs asked for a declaration that INEC public notice dated November 24,2015 for the holding of a supplementary governorship election for Kogi State on December 5, 2015 is unlawful, null and void and of no legal eͿect whatsoever.

mporters of foreign textile materials in the country are seeking the intervention of President Muhammadu Buhari to compel the Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN) to raise its current forex policy which it pegged at 10,000. BrieÀng newsmen in Kano yesterday, former Chairman of Kano Business Development Initiative, Alhaji <usuf <usuf Ado, also called on President Buhari to facilitate the relaxation of the current stringent conditions for small and large scale importers, for them to remain aÁoat. Furthermore, Ado lamented that with the new CBN policy, an importer does not have access to more than

agencies contrary to the Act that established their tribunal. The -udges who signed the petition are Salihu Usman, <usuf Modibbo, Thelma Chineze Osammor, Sanda Audu <elwa, Usman Sabo Baburru, Usman Balarabe, Nosa Osemwengie and Margaret Olofu. A portion of the petition copied the SGF, AGF and Finance Minister read: “We are -udges of the Investments Securities Tribunal (ST). On 6 November, 2015 we were served with a letter dated 5

November, 2015 Ref. No IST/ OHC/320/001 signed by the Chairman of the Investments and Securities Tribunal (IST), Dr. Ngozi Chianakwalam. “The letter referred us to Federal Government Circular Ref No. SGF 19/S.81/;I;/968 on the dissolution of Boards of Federal Government parastatal, agencies, institutions and government owned companies and accompanying letter from the O΀ce of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) dated 16th

October, 2015 to the eͿect that the dissolution did not exempt the ISTµ. In the petition dated November 12 and addressed to the 9ice President, Professor <emi Osinbajo, the aͿected -udges faulted their removal from o΀ce claiming that the action of the Federal Government violated the Investments and Securities Act 2007 that set up the tribunal as a civil court. They also claimed that their sack breached Section 6(5) of the 1999 constitution

where the tribunal draws its powers. The -udges were said to have been sacked via a letter of November 5, 2015 with reference No IST/OHC/320/001 and signed by the Chairman of the tribunal Dr Ngozi Chianakwalam. The aggrieved -udges explained that the Investments and Securities Tribunal (IST) is a specialized court set up in 2002 to adjudicate on disputes arising from the capital market in Nigeria.

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Sacked tribunal judges petition presidency Paschal Njoku, Abuja

ine -udges of the Investments and Securities Tribunal (IST) recently sacked by the o΀ce of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) have petitioned the presidency challenging the action. Eight out of the nine -udges who signed the petition alleged that the o΀ce of the SGF “wrongly, illegally, and unlawfullyµ categorized them as board of the Federal Government owned parastatals and

10,000, in addition to requiring the applicant to deposit photocopies of his visa, passport, as well as other travelling documents. Textile business has lately dwindled at Kantin Kwari, Singer commodity market, Abubakar Rimi, as well as Kofar wambai and Dawanau, as the dealers no longer import goods in large quantities. Ado also noted that the unwholesome activities of men of Customs and Excise is frustrating the textile merchants, explaining that after the importation and payment of duties at the borders, Customs men still raid their business outlets, like markets in Kano to impound textile materials. While describing the activities of Customs o΀cers as worrisome, the textile merchants therefore urged President Buhari to intervene through the new Minister of Finance, and proͿer a solution to their plight. According to Ado, some major airlines cancelled their scheduled Áight operations on the Kano route, a development he said adversely aͿected commercial activities in the metropolis, regarded as the Centre of Commerce for over 300 years. “We are therefore calling on President Buhari to direct the CBN to review its forex policy, in the interest of the importers in particular and the entire business community in general.

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Fuel Scarcity: No end in sight, says NUPENG AMAKA AGBU, Port +DUFRXUW

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weden and Switzerland have pledged their support for the development of Nigeriaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s power and infrastructure sectors. The Ambassador of Switzerland to Nigeria, Mr Eric Mayoraz, and his Swedish counterpart, Mr Svante Kilander, pledged the support when they accompanied the Managing Director of ABB in Nigeria, Mr Mohammed Hosseiny, on a courtesy visit to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo. ABB is a joint venture power generation and transmission partnership between Switzerland and Sweden. Amb. Kilander told State House correspondents after the visit that the team had a fruitful discussion with the Vice President. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We assured the vice

president that the Swedish and Swiss governments are fully behind the activities of ABB Power Company in their activities in Nigeria. There is a full government support for this Swedish/ Swiss company,â&#x20AC;? Kilander said. The envoy described the relations between Nigeria and Sweden as excellent, saying: â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are happy to be able to promote not only government-togovernment relations, but also the relations between Swedish and Nigerian companies. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This is where development is taking place, where Nigeria is in such a dynamic stage as it is now under the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari and the Vice President,â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Kilander added. Also, Mayoraz told State House correspondents that Switzerland would support the development

initiatives of the Buhari administration. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Switzerland, like Sweden, is committed to supporting the new development policy of the new administration of President Buhari and we are supporting our companies that are willing to invest in development activities here in Nigeria,â&#x20AC;? he said. He declined comment on the challenges facing Nigeria, saying it was the right of Nigerians to assess what the government was doing. The ambassador acknowledged that Switzerland and Sweden have excellent bi-lateral relations, saying: â&#x20AC;&#x153;if we can try to cooperate for the success of the development of Nigeria, we will be very pleased.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; In his contribution, the Country Managing Director, ABB, Mr Mohammed Hosseiny, said

that the meeting was about how the company could play a role in providing Nigeria with power for the development of infrastructure. He added that the discussion focused on the nature of solutions ABB had to support the development in both areas as a follow up to the visit of its Group CEO to Nigeria on Monday. â&#x20AC;&#x153;He (Group CEO) was really impressed with the opportunities and the development of the country and we were in discussion on how the ABB can play a role in this support for Nigeria for the development of the power infrastructure,â&#x20AC;? he said. The managing director said that the response of the vice president was very positive. â&#x20AC;&#x153;He is aware of the company and he has stressed the need to move forward to the

Hoommuk (Plateau); Isa Hamma Adama Dashen â&#x20AC;&#x201C; (Adamawa); Hassan Dikko (Kebbi); Jude Kanyioh Dagat (Kaduna); Olayinka Olusegun Tokode (Osun); and Simon Akpah Amobeda (Kogi State). Others are Jane Egienanwan Inyang (Cross River); Daniel Emeka Osiagor â&#x20AC;&#x201C; (Rivers); Prof. Chuka Austine Obiozor (Anambra); Iniekenimi Nicholas Oweib (Bayelsa); and Hassan Muslim Sule

(Zamfara). Also appointed are Hadiza Rabiu Shagari (Sokoto State); Saleh Kogo Idrissa (Yobe); Joyce Obehi Abdulmalik (Edo); Hillary Ide Osho Oshomah (Edo); Fadima Murtala Aminu (Adamawa); Toyin Bolaji Adegoke (Kwara); James Kolawole Omotosho (Ogun); Nehizena Idemudia Ekunwe (Edo); Stephen Daylop Pam (Plateau); Akintayo Aluko (Ekiti); Dr. Nnamdi O. Dimgba (Abia);

Emeka Nwite (Ebonyi); Abdulazeez M.Z. Anka (Zamfara); Abdu Dogo (FCT); and Adamu Turaki Muhammed (Jigawa State). A statement from Soji Oye Esq. Acting Director (Information), National Judicial Council indicated that the new judges would be swornin by the Chief Justice of Nigeria and Chairman of the National Judicial Council, Hon. Justice Mahmud Mohammed, on Wednesday, December 2, 2015.

Buhari approves appointment of 30 judges for FHC 3DVFKDO 1MRNX Abuja

r e s i d e n t Muhammadu B u h a r i has approved the appointment of 30 new Judges for the Federal High Court on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council. The new judicial oÎ&#x20AC;cers are Hon. Justice Yellin S. Bogoro (Bauchi State); Rosemary O. Dugbo Oghoghorie (Delta); Taiwo Obayomi Taiwo (Ogun); Ibrahim Watila (Borno); Mallong Peter

resident of the National Union Petroleum and Natural Gas (NUPENG) workers, Comrade Igwe Achese, has faulted the current approach by the Federal Government to address the problems in the petroleum downstream and the attempt to end fuel scarcity, describing it as window-dressing. Comrade Ashese, who spoke to journalists in Port Harcourt yesterday, said the government must face the reality staring it in the face and end the present petrol scarcity. He said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am not seeing an end to the current fuel scarcity. That is not possible now. I have no vision that we will buy it at the price it used to be in the nearest future. I have seen government oÎ&#x20AC;cials going around trying to regulate the price fuel by trying to force marketers to comply. That is window-dressing to me. They should go back and begin to think of the best option of how to end the fuel scarcity. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have not been told the actual amount being paid for subsidy and to be honest, successive governments have not been fair to Nigerians. We are saying that the issue of the subsidy scheme should stop. If it is not going to stop, then government should take over completely the importation of petroleum products and subsidise it

the way they want,â&#x20AC;? he said. Meanwhile, leader of the Petroleum Products Monitoring Committee (PPMC) in Rivers State, Mrs Esther Namdi-Ogbue, has expressed worry over the current fuel scarcity. According to NamdiOgbue, saboteurs are behind the current fuel scarcity. She vowed that the PPMC would not relent in ensuring that the saboteurs are put out of business. Also reacting to the situation, the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) stated yesterday that its members are the biggest casualties of the fuel current scarcity. The Assistant Secretary of the NURTW in Rivers State, Comrade IK Wolu, called for serious action to mitigate the current fuel scarcity. â&#x20AC;&#x153;What we are experiencing is artiĂ&#x20AC;cial because we want to make more gains. They tell us that they bought at a very high price. It is not as if the products are not there, but they make arbitrary increases in the price, against stipulated market price. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It is aÍżecting us as transporters. The end users are badly hit. They are the ones suÍżering the more. So we advise the government to go and regulate the market standard so that it will be all-embracing. Why should they expect taxi fare to remain the same when the drivers are running at a loss? Government has a role to play,â&#x20AC;? he argued.

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iger Republic d i s c l o s e d yesterday that some Boko Haram terrorists killed 18 people, including a local religious leader, and left several others injured in an attack on a village in DiÍża, a Ă&#x20AC;shing town on the Niger/Nigerian border. Security sources said the gunmen sneaked into the village on foot through Gogone, which lies near the shores of /ake Chad, and Ă&#x20AC;red rockets indiscriminately on residents attacking homes and government facilities. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Boko Haram has once again sent us into mourning,â&#x20AC;? said Justice Minister Mr. Marou Amadou, in a statement, adding that â&#x20AC;&#x153;Eighteen villagers, including the chief imam for the village were killed.â&#x20AC;? The manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s throat was slit by his own nephew. According to Amadou, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Boko Haram has once again sent us into mourning. Eighteen villagers were killed, including the chief imam of the village whose throat was slit by his own

nephew.â&#x20AC;? The governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s spokesman aÎ&#x20AC;rmed that the gunmen came into the village through Gogone, near the shores of Lake Chad on foot before the attack. Nigerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s DiÍża region situated near the stronghold of the terrorist group in the northeast lies a few kilometres away and has suÍżered dozens of crossborder attacks from Boko Haram this year. A state of emergency was declared in the region early this year in a bid to boost security but the attackers often managed to Ă ee across the Komadougou River, which marks the border between Nigeria and Niger. Amadou said 11 people were injured and a threeyear-old girl who remained missing after the attack was presumed to have been abducted by the terrorists.

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MASSOB threatens to drag Buhari to ICC over directive to shoot Biafran protesters

Ekwueme, Obiano, others honoured at 10th Anglican anniversary

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Alphonsus Eze, Awka

he Movement for the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), has vowed to drag President Muhammed Buhari and the Military to the International Criminal Court of Justice (ICC) if any of its member is shot by soldiers. The Nigerian Army had recently directed all its General O΀cers Commanding (GOCs) across the country to apply the rules of engagement on Biafra agitators, MASSOB and members of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB). But in a statement by the MASSOB deputy director of Information, Mazi

Chris Mocha, the movement said the directive was only meant to intimidate its members in order to give up the struggle for freedom, even as it urged the President who is the Commander-In-Chief (Cin-C) and who approved the rules of engagement to study the United Nation’s charter thoroughly to know the implication of his directive. Mocha insisted that the clamour for a independent nation for the people of former Eastern region is legitimate demand, wondering why the Nigerian President would be pushing for independent Palestinian and Western Sahara from Morocco but jittery over demand by Biafran

agitators for a sovereign nation. He insisted that MASSOB and IPOB’s struggle was backed by UN and African Union charter “Indigenous individual and people are free and equal to all other individual and peoples in dignity and rights, and have the rights to be free from any kind of adverse discriminations in particular based on their indigenous origin or identity. Indigenous peoples have the right of self-determination. By virtue to that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development,” Mocha said.

He noted that in carrying out that directive, the Nigerian Army had laid siege to the Onitsha Niger Bridge, where they mounted road blocks at both the Onitsha and Asaba end of the bridge. He said that this measure had already started causing untold hardship for the users of the bridge and the plight of the motorists and commuters will escalate during the Christmas. Mocha advised the President and the military top brass to confront Boko Haram insurgents who have been threatening the sovereignty of Nigeria instead plotting how to further kill non-violent Biafran protesters

News Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

he Second Republic Vice President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme, Anambra state Governor, Chief Willie Obiano and the leader of Progressives People Alliance (PPA) Mr. Godwin Ezeemo, were among the dignitaries honoured by the Anglican Diocese of Aguata during its 10th anniversary. The honour bestowed on them was part of the activities lined-up during the week-long celebration that ended at the Cathedral of St. John, Ekwulobia, Aguata local government area of Anambra State. Speaking shortly before the awards, the Archbishop of Aguata Diocese, His Grace Most Rev. C.O. Efobi said the awards were for their individual contributions to the work of God in the Diocese and in the de-

velopment of the nation. The award recipients included Sir Engr. Anayo Bedford Onwuegbu from Enugu state, the oldest and longest serving traditional ruler in Anambra state, HRM Igwe Kenneth Orizu of Nnewi, Late Igwe M.N. Ugochukwu ofUmunze; late Ven. Bernard Chukwurah Igilige, Most Revd. J.A. Onyemelukwe; Igwe G.O. Ezechukwu of Umuchu; Dr. Raymond Chukwugozie Obieri, and Sir Jonah Onyebuchi Eze. The leader of PPA and one of the awardee, Mr. Godwin Ezeemo expressed gratitude for the honour done to him and said it was a call for greater service to God and the Diocese. Chief Anayo Onwuegbu also said it was a privileged for anybody to contribute to the work of God. He called on Nigerians to always use their resources to serve God.

Human trafficking: PRAWA takes campaign to Anambra communities Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

L-R: Non-Executive Director, Guinness Nigeria Plc, Bismarck Rewane; Company Secretary, Sesan Sobowale; Chairman, Babatunde Savage; and Managing Director/CEO, Peter Ndegwa, all of Guinness Nigeria Plc, during the 65th annual general meeting of the company in Abuja…on Wednesday.

Uwazuruike appeals to FG to release Kanu unconditionally Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

he leader of the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) Chief Ralph wazurui e, has passionately appealed to the Federal Government to unconditionally release the Director of Radio Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. He made the appeal yesterday, while addressing scores of loyalists and friends of MASSOB who

stormed Owerri for the third anniversary of the exit of Dim Chu wueme a Odimegwu Oju wu. Notable personalities that honoured the event are Mrs. Bianca Oju wu, Dr. Fredric Fasheun, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, who was the Special Guest of Honour. He was also accompanied to the event by more than 70 persons. Others are Alhaji Yerima Shetima, President Arewa Youths Consultative Forum, Prof. Alu Danladi, Ambas-

sador John Fashanu, Alhaj Abdullahi Zaria, Alhaji Sale Hassan, Alhaji Abuba ar Shehu, Alhaji Zallari Bello and Alhaji Aminu Gwaru. Spea ing at the occasion, Chief wazurui e urged the Federal Government to ignore their empty threats, stressing that if there is any group that should be feared in Nigeria, it is MASSOB. The MASSOB leader explained that his group nows the desires of Ndigbo and how to achieve them, pointing out that those

who are threatening ęre and brimstone today, were once members of MASSOB before they were expelled due to violent related behaviours. He urged the relevant authorities to release unconditionally all those held for propagating the issue of Biafra, both IPOB and Zionist Movement. “They are neither murderers nor terrorists. What they are doing is mere garagara,Ȅ wazurui e pleaded.

Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani regretted that his wife died at a young age of 47 while he is 55. In a remark, the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, thanked God for the life and time of Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani, and described him as someone who carried people along when he was the governor

of the state. He noted that Dr. Nnamani is the political boss who made a great number of them what they are today. He enjoined the former governor to bear the death of his wife with fortitude, adding that the deceased can rest in peace if her children are well taken care of. The Arch-Bishop

of Enugu Ecclesiastical Province, Anglican Communion, His Grace, Most Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma in his speech commended Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State for rebuilding and reconstructing old legacies by starting work on the long abandoned International Conference Centre (ICC), Enugu.

Eulogies as Nnamani buries wife Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

he remains of the wife of former Governor of Enugu State, late Mrs. Nnenna Nnamani was buried yesterday at Agbani in Nkanu West local government area amidst eulogies and outpouring of emotions. The former Governor,

risoners Rehabilitation and Welfare Action (PRAWA) Nigeria, in partnership with the National Agency for the Prohibition of raĜc ing in Persons, (NAP P), yesterday too the anti-h an traĜc ing ca paign to Anambra state communities. The PRAWA which is also partnering an Anambra based civil society organisation, Integrated Anti- uman TraĜc ing and Community Development Initiative (INTERCOM-Africa), visited Mmiata Anam in Anambra West local government area to sensitise parents on the dan-

gers of human traĜc ing. In the one wee programme, the team also visited Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe, Federal Polytechnic, O o and Paul niversity, Aw a where students were advised to avoid being a victim of human traĜc ing by ignoring anyone who promises to ta e them to Europe, help them get job and study abroad. While spea ing at Federal Polytechnic, O o, the Programme OĜcer of PRAWA, Ms Chioma Anuna disclosed that youths in tertiary institutions are always vulnerable and at high ris of being traĜc ed adding that the campaign is to prevent them from jeopardising their future.

CSO cautions Ebonyi group against attack on SGF Taiye Agbaje

he Centre for Social Justice, Equity and Transparency (CESJET) has condemned what it termed ‘serial campaign of calumnyȂ against the oĜce of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) by a group from Ebonyi State. CESJET, a civil society organisation, in a statement by its Executive Director on Public Affairs, Comrade Anthony Kola, in Abuja, said it has become necessary to call the persons behind such aĴac to order. It noted that such action could discourage Nigerians with good intention from serving their fatherland if their hard-

earned reputation is being tarnished for political gains. “The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir David Lawal, is one man who has performed all his responsibilities with God and humanity excellently. It will therefore be disheartening for some mischief ma ers to go to the streets in the bid to tarnish his image in order to ma e some cheap political goals,” the group said. “The President was in the ęrst place not wrong about his choice. The SGF has so far demonstrated to be at home with the wor ings of that oĜce and we implore these elements to desist from dragging his name to the mud,” it added.

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L-R Former Deputy Governor of Plateau State, Mrs Pauline Tallen, Wife of the Senate President Mrs. Toyin Saraki DQG WKH IRXQGHU RI /RYH RI WKH :RUOG ,QLWLDWLYH -RVHSKLQH $QXPERU GXULQJ WKH SUHPLHUH RI WKH ÂżOP Âł6HDUFKLQJÂ´ at the Silverbird Galleria in Abuja.

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ife of the Senate President, Mrs. Toyin Saraki has bemoaned the continued ordeal of over 200 Chibok school girls kidnapped by the Boko Haram in Borno State, over 590 days ago. Mrs. Saraki who is also the founder of the Wellbeing Foundation Africa, stated this when she represented the wife of the President, Mrs. Aisha Buhari, as the special guest of honour at the premiere of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Searchingâ&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a Ă&#x20AC;lm that vividly depicts the realities and struggles of the girl child in Nigeria. She stated that while securing the release of the girls by security agencies is the most important step for now, schools must be protected to provide safe and quality education for

all Nigerian children. She also called for increased access to education and the protection of the rights of the girl child through the removal of social and structural barriers in girlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s education in the country. While urging relevant authorities to make schools a safe haven for learning a priority, Mrs. Saraki recounted the ordeal of the 200 girls kidnapped from their school in Chibok, Borno State over 590 days ago. She said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Their kidnap and the continued assault against the rights of young children to an education by Boko Haram is part of a wider conversation that we must continue to have in Nigeria and all over the world. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Securing the release of

every girl kidnapped by Boko Haram is the expected step, but we must return the focus to securing our schools and protecting the right to a safe, quality education for all of our children. This will ensure that the horrors of Chibok never happen againâ&#x20AC;?, he said. Expressing great concern about the plight of the girl child in Nigeria, Sarakiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wife further stated, â&#x20AC;&#x153;As a nation, we must focus on developing the policies and initiatives that can empower girls and give them the tools that they need to lead. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As a nation, we must collaborate; unite to break the culture of silence over the rights and welfare of our young girls. We must continue to speak up and

speak out against early marriage for our young girls. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We must summon the inner will to say NO to children giving birth to children. Storytelling is one way of driving these messages home and we must not be tired of telling their stories,â&#x20AC;? she stated. The movie launch which was organized by the Love to the World Initiative, at the Silverbird Galleria in Abuja, focused on the girl child. According to the organizers, the theme of the movie â&#x20AC;&#x153;Searchingâ&#x20AC;? is both signiĂ&#x20AC;cant and timely, considering the commencement of the 2015 United Nations 16 Days of Activism on the 25th of November â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the day which marked the 2015 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and girls.

Clerics have urged Muslims and Christians in the country to donate blankets and warm clothings to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and destitute as the harmattan weather gradually sets in. Pastor Yohanna Buru, the leader of the Christian clerics made the call in Kaduna yesterday when a team of clergymen interacted with some destitute on the streets. Pastor Buru stressed the need for Nigerians to be their brothersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; keepers by donating protective clothes to displaced persons, especially the homeless children who spent the night in the open with nothing to protect them from the current harsh har-

mattan weather. He said ``when the wind blows, it causes health problems to the respiratory system such as asthma, bronchitis, as well as conjunctivitis, cough and catarrh.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; He added that eye diseases were mostly common during the season as a result of the extreme dry dusty wind blowing especially in the northern part of the country and stressed the need for help to the needy. He explained that ``even though we are not doctors, we know that the harmattan weather comes with its challenges to human health and the environment. ``The human skin and

the hair, as well as the body in general is aÍżected by the weather which is gradually setting in and there are thousands of IDPs out there without adequate shelter. ``Also, there are thousands of destitute, mostly children that really need the assistance of every Nigerian to survive the harmattan; lets help them with blankets, cardigans and warm clothings to protect them from the weather. ``Lets assist the IDPs who are homeless and the destitute who are out there on the streets and all will be well with us as such acts will attract Godâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s favours to us as a people and as a nation.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

On his part, Malam Abdulrahman Bichi, a Muslim scholar from Barnawa in Kaduna also stressed the need for all to assist one another, adding that God would always assist those who help others. He noted that the destitute needed every assistance he or she could get in order to survive, saying ``lets assist them with anything we can.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Malam Muntari Saleh, the Spokeman of the Northern Blind Forum in Nigeria decried the neglect and stigmatisation meted against them by Nigerians, asking that ``I do not know why the physically challenged are not involved in most development activities in the country.

Harmattan: Clerics urge Muslims, Christians to donate to IDPs, destitute

our Chinese Ă&#x20AC;rms have indicated interest in investing Bauchi Meat Products Company and Bauchi Urban Market with a view to revamping business and economic activities in the state. Leading a delegation of Chinese investors to the state, Mr Cui Jian Hua, head of one of the Chinese Ă&#x20AC;rms, explained that the visit was to identify areas of investment and partnership with the state government. Cui Hua disclosed that some Chinese meat processing companies have indicated interest to patronize the products of Bauchi Meat Company considering the capacity utilization of the Ă&#x20AC;rm. According to him, the partnership will pave way for the export of Bauchi meat products to China, stressing that Switzerland which is the major supplier of meat to China could not produce enough products for Chinese consumption, hence the need to look for other alternative.

Conducting the delegation round the factory, the Managing Director of Bauchi Meat Products Company Dr. Alkasim Ibrahim, said the capacity utilization of the company is two hundred and Ă&#x20AC;fty cows per day saying that due to lack of capital, the company operates on skeletal services. He disclosed that plans are under way to reactivate the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s milk diary in Gubi in order to provide healthy milk to the public pointing out that cold rooms of the factory in Lagos, Enugu and Port Harcourt will soon be re activated for eÎ&#x20AC;cient delivery of the products. The Managing Director of Bauchi State Investment Corporation, Alhaji Abubakar Sule Katagum, expressed the state governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s total support for the partnership. Alhaji Sule Katagum assured the Chinese delegation of the state governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s willingness to provide enabling environment for prospective investors willing to invest in the state for the economic growth of the state.

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amily members of Bello Chindo who was arrested at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, allegedly suspected to be among wanted list of Boko Haram sect, has called for the intervention of National Human Rights Commission and Amnesty International for the release of their son. Members of family in a letter to the Commission signed by elder brother to victim, Mallam Sodangi Chindo, and made available to newsmen in Bauchi yesterday, said members of the family have made several eÍżorts to secure the release of Bello Chindo who is innocent of the crime he is accused of committing. The letter said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;We donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t

know what to do next as our hands are tied and our aged parents have lost their sleep since the unfortunate events took place on the 8th of November 2015.â&#x20AC;? It added that, the more days their brother spends in the custody of Police, the more terriĂ&#x20AC;ed and anxious family members become about his health. According to the letter, â&#x20AC;&#x153;We pray the Commission would intervene and assist to secure the release of Bello Chindo who was innocently and wrongfully arrested.â&#x20AC;? It would be recalled that Bello Chindo was arrested on the faithful date allegedly as suspected Boko Haram sect member on his way to Benin Republic via Lagos on a business trip.

Sheik Bello to deliver lecture at Ansar Ud-Deen Golden Jubilee

hairman Northern State Council of Missioners of Ansar Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria, Sheik Dr. Muhyideen Ajani Bello, will be the guest lecturer at the Grand Ă&#x20AC;nale of the Ansar Ud- Deen Society of Nigeria Mushin branch Golden Jubilee celebration which will be rounded up on Sunday November, 29 at the Lagos State Secretariat Mosque, Alausa, Ikeja. According to a statement by the branch organizing committee chairman, Alhaji Ganiyu Bolarinwa, the Golden Jubilee celebration started on Sunday, November 22 with Quranic incitation, Asalatu and sanitation exercise

at Coker Mosque and was followed by Education/ Quiz competition for invited Ansar UdDeen Nursery and Primary schools while there was also Ansar Ud- Deen Youth Association meeting that involved playing table tennis. He also noted that part of the activities included a visit to SOS village where gifts were presented to the less privileged members of the society while there will be a Jumat service today Friday, November, 27th followed by Women Committee Day ( know Your Family) on Saturday, November 28th with the Grand Finale coming up on the 29th November.

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Kogi Guber Poll: How to thaw constitutional crisis Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

ews of the sudden death of the governorship candidate of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi State, 2015 Prince Abubakar Audu, last Sunday undoubtedly ignited a constitutional crisis as well as instigated controversy on the possible legal implications or consequences of his death. Newswatch Times learnt that chieftains of the APC, who had started congratulating themselves, following preliminary results that favoured the APC during the collation process, were thrown into shock on hearing the sad news ofAudu’s death. A source at the party’s headquarters in Abuja said chieftains of the party embarked on frantic phone calls immediately news of the death of their governorship candidate broke, with some reaching out to the president who was informed of Audu’s demise immediately he landed in Teheran, Iran, where he was attending a gas summit. Audu before his death was leading in the governorship election held on Saturday with over 40,000 votes and looked set to emerge as winner later because only 49000 voters are expected to vote in the supplementary elections to be conducted in 59 polling units. The death raised among others: the possibility/legality of his running mate assuming his position and status; can the APC substitute the deceased as its governorship candidate; and the legal permission in the circumstance for the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) cancelling the last Saturday inconclusive election for fresh one. These posers have however generated serious unprecedented heat across all sectors of human endeavours. For instance, legal practitioners in Nigeria have continued to proͿer personal and constitutional suggestions for the country. Sadly, the Constitution and Electoral Act have no provisions for a leading candidate that dies during an election. Barrister Asiyanbi Olajide was once quoted in the media to have reasoned, “The death of Audu Abubakar comes with some constitutional questions. What happens to the inconclusive elections? Who becomes the APC’s Governorship candidate in the re-run elections in the aͿected areas; will a new election be ordered in Kogi State; Many more questions yet few answers? “The scenario would have been diͿerent if the results of the election were declared before the death of Audu Abubakar. In that case Section 181(1) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria would have been invoked. It says ‘if a person duly elected as Governor dies before taking and subscribing the Oath of Allegiance and oath of o΀ce, or is

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unable for any reason whatsoever to be sworn in, the person elected with him as Deputy governor shall be sworn in as Governor and he shall nominate a new DeputyGovernor who shall be appointed by the Governor with the approval of a simple majority of the House of Assembly of the State’. “But the scenario in Kogi is diͿerent. Nobody has been declared the winner yet. Therein lies the constitutional/ electoral challenge. But it’s not beyond resolution. “Section 33 of the Electoral Act is wide enough to accommodate the scenario in Kogi State, where a candidate dies where the election is declared inconclusive. This is because Section 33 of the Electoral Act is not limited to pre-election substitution of a candidate. Pre-election substitution of a candidate is speciÀcally provided for in Section 36(1) of the Electoral Act Section 36(1). ”However, if the candidate dies where the election is declared inconclusive as in Kogi, the party will be allowed to substitute the death candidate for the re-run election in the aͿected areas. This is the intention of Section 33 of the Electoral Act. Limiting Section 33 of the Electoral Act will be restricting its intention and deviating from the purposive rule of interpretation,” he explained. Another lawyer, Sharafadeen Alli said, “INEC should approach the Attorney General of the Federation, who may quickly seek interpretation from the Supreme Court as our laws, both the Constitution and Electoral Act never envisaged the present situation. To do otherwise, any party who feels aggrieved would go to court or tribunal making it one of the issues for determination.” A lecturer at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Oluwaseyi Leigh suggested, “the nearest solution to the seeming constitutional conundrum is Section 36 (1) of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended). The section relates to Death of a Candidate before the Commencement of a Poll. “In my own view, an inconclusive election is to all intents and purposes, akin to no election at all, even if only in those aͿected areas. Now, with the interposition of death, the equation becomes skewed. Why do I

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say this? The rerun of the election is now in the future and Audu’s death is now tantamount to the death of a nominated candidate before the commencement of the poll (in this case, the rerun), even in those selected areas for the rerun. “But in the light of the exigency of death, the rerun will have to be ordered in the whole state. This is because if the party decides to Àeld another candidate apart from the running mate of the deceased at the election, or even if the running mate is Àelded at the election, both of them will have to choose a new running mate, which makes them an entirely new set of candidates who are new to the rerun arrangement and therefore cannot take the beneÀt of what went before. “Even though political parties are for now, the constitutionally recognised platforms upon which candidates can stand for election and political parties are clothed with the perpetual succession Àction of their existence, yet, only natural persons subject to natural and human foibles can be candidates, and where death occurs, the succeeding candidate(s) will also need to undergo the motions undertaken by the departed,” he stated. Owerri-based Barrister Stanley Chukwu, said, “The present situation arising from the death of Audu has created an unprecedented situation not envisaged in the 1999 Constitution of the Federation as Amended. While Section 181 of the Constitution envisaged a situation where if a Governor elect dies before taking oath of o΀ce his deputy is to take over. Subsection 2 of section 181 provides that where both the Governor elect and his deputy die before taking oath of o΀ce, that there will be a Áesh election. “The Kogi situation is that the gubernatorial candidate died at a time election has not been concluded and supplementary election is to be conducted so that a winner would be declared. In this scenario, APC no longer have a gubernatorial candidate for the supplementary election. In fact, supplementary election would be a waste of time,” he expressed. Admitting that though, APC has the constitutional right to substitute their

candidate, some lawyers maintained that the new candidate must have gone through a process of primaries for the position of governor with his name published within a stipulated time frame. According to them, the use of the word ‘countermand’ as used in Section 36:1 of the Electoral Act would apply to the APC because of the recognition of sudden death and that only means that all the time-based requirements; primaries and all deadlines, would be waived and the party can go ahead to simply nominate a replacement. The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister for Justice, Abubakar Malami SAN, has said for the inconclusive Kogi State governorship election, APC will only need to substitute its candidate. Malami, who spoke in Abuja at a seminar organised by the Nigerian Law Reform Commission on the reform of the National Environmental Standards and Regulation Enforcement Agency (Establishment) Act said the election has to be concluded. Malami said, “The issue is very straightforward. “Fundamentally, Section 33 of the Electoral Act is very clear that in case of death, the right for substitution by a political party is sustained by the provisions of section 33 of the Electoral Act. “And if you have a community reading of that section with Section 221 of the Constitution, which clearly indicates that the right to vote is the right of a political party and the party in this case, the APC has participated in the conduct of the election. “It is therefore apparent that the combination community reading of the two provisions does not leave any room for conjecture. “APC as a party is entitled to substitution by the clear provisions of section 33 of the Electoral Act. “Also Section 221 of the Constitution is clear that the votes that were cast were cast in favour of the APC. “Arising from that deduction, it does not require any legal interpretation. “The interpretation is clear: APC will substitute, which right has been sustained by Section 33 of the Electoral Act,” he added. On whether Faleke could automatically step into his late boss’ shoes, he said, “It all depends on the appreciation of issues arising from the primaries conducted before now. “There was a Àrst and a second candidate. The primaries that had taken place over time had not by anyway been nulliÀed, it is recognized by law. “But then a further consideration would be the idea of conducting another primary but that is not envisaged in view of the sustainability of the Àrst primaries.” Meanwhile, APC during the week declared intent to conduct fresh primary to pick a candidate for the Kogi State governorship election. According to the party chairman, Odigie-Oyegun, the party took the Continued on Page 35

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How Igbinedion made Oshiomhole governor – Edorodion Osamede Edorodion is a voice to reckon with in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Edo State. In a recent interview with newsmen in Benin, he rates Governor Adams Oshiomhole as having performed abysmally poor. He also stated that it was Lucky Igbinedion who made Oshiomhole the governor, among other things. 7HA1.GOD O)OL8E Àles excerpts:

ecently, the Edo state government threatened to probe former governor Lucky Igbinedion over missing $31 million for a cement factory in Edo North. How would you react to that? That decision came as a surprise to us because we felt that after seven years of Adams Oshiomhole’s administration, he suddenly woke up and wanted to probe. We, as citizens of the state, see it as witch-hunting of the former governor for political reasons. When this government came in 2008, it set-up a panel to investigate past administration, it never found this $31 million and never talked about it. Why then suddenly after you have set-up a panel to investigate past administration and in less than a year to the end of your tenure, you want to investigate the past government which we all know is politically motivated. This is because we know that Chief Igbinedion has done so well in Edo state. You just said that Igbinedion’s performance was better than Oshiomhole. What will you base your rating on? Everybody is now comparing Lucky’s administration with Oshiomhole’s administration of which automatically shows that the governor has failed woefully and he has disappointed the people. More so, since he came on board, you cannot really pinpoint what he has done for the state. He always talks about red-roof in education sector and for us who have been in government before, we know

Edorodion that the federal government ensures and controls that aspect of education. The federal government contributed 70 per cent to the renovation of those schools and if you visit those schools, you will find that there are no chairs. For example, I have a niece who attends Itohan Girls Grammar School, they have to go and buy chair and table for the child in the school. It is very sad. But he dualized Airport Road for instance... (Cuts in) Airport Road that is less than 8 kilometres? Oshiomhole has spent over N10 billion on the rehabilitation of the road that has no flyover; he is not even the one that constructed the road, he only rehabilitated it because it has been in existence for years. He talked about Upper Siluko road that has not been completed, so what has he done? The Siluko road has been in existence. What road will

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he be proud to say he constructed in Benin City? But he wants to fight Igbinedion who has done so well in Edo. Some people talk about road as if road is the only thing about governance, the former governor did so well. He gave us the Stella Obasanjo Children and Women hospital which is the best in Benin City. He gave us Edo library, Edo House in Abuja which is a gigantic building opened by late Stella Obasanjo. That is the only building in Abuja which is the face of Edo. I am from Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area; we felt the PDP presence as Lucky constructed a road called Lucky Way in Ikpoba Hill. He also constructed Upper Mission extension. Let Oshiomhole tell us what he has done in Ikpoba-Okha Local Government, of course, nothing! PDP government under Prof. Osunbor constructed St. Saviour Road in Ikpoba-Okha Local Government, let Oshiomhole tell us what he has done in Ikpoba-Okha which is the second most populated local government in the state. The local government is also the highest industrialised council in the state where you have all the multinationals in the state. What benefits have we gotten from this government? Since he wants to probe Igbinedion, we will all go to the court to shame him. He will be surprised with the solidarity Lucky Igbinedion will get; we all will march to court, the outcome will be disgraceful to him. He made a terrible mistake against the man that made him governor. How can you say that Igbinedion who was in PDP made an AC candidate governor?

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Rule with the fear of God, Adeleke advises new Oluwo Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

en. Isiaka Adeleke has congratulated the new Oba of Iwoland, Oba Abdul-Rasheed Adewale Akanbi on his ascension to the exalted throne of his forebears. The Àrst executive governor of Osun State recalled with pride, glory to God and sense of nostalgia, the enviable role God used him to play as a governor in 1992 when he in-

stalled the Late Oluwo of Iwoland, Oba Ashiru Tadese. This was contained in a message of goodwill, signed by his Special Adviser, Media and Publicity, Olumide Lawal. Adeleke was of the opinion that Oba Akanbi’s reign will witness accelerated development for Iwoland in all ramiÀcations as a traditional ruler, who has traversed the world far and wide, urging him to bear his wealth of experience on the throne. The Chancellor of Adeleke University and the Asiwaju of Edeland, re-

iterated, that Iwoland should continue to take its pride of place in Osun State nay Nigeria. Senator Isiaka Adeleke called on Iwo indigenes at home and in Diaspora, to rally round the new monarch by investing heavily in overall infrastructural development of Iwoland. Adeleke promised to continue to identify with Iwo and her people with absolute love and commitment, regarding Iwo as home, urging Oba Akanbi to see himself as a father to all without discrimination. He advised him to draw closer to

I want to state here categorically that Lucky Igbinidion made Oshiomhole governor because I was in government then. There was crisis in the state PDP between Chief Tony Anenih, the PDP leaders and the governor. The governor wanted to bring his successor but the PDP leaders disagreed with him. The governor then went out of his jurisdiction to fight underground through the AC to bring Oshiomhole as governor. Even when President Obasanjo came to Benin to campaign, he made a statement about the governor that some people in the night; will be AC and in the day time PDP. Because of this he was so angry and said that if they don’t allow him (Lucky) to produce successor he will go extra mile and he went extra mile to ensure that he brought Oshiomhole on board. Is this the same man he is fighting for political reasons? The only respect I initially had for Oshiomhole was that he was not abusing Igbinedion but now that he has dared that, my respect for him is finished because I know what Lucky did for him. Oshiomhole has been fighting leaders of Edo State; he has no respect for leaders of the state and he is going out soon. The same way nobody will respect him because we know his characters and antecedents. He disgraced Dr. S.O Ogbemudia and took his cars on the ground that he was not eligible to have those cars. He insulted Chief Tony Anenih and; Esama of Benin was rubbished. He thinks the Binis are fools. The Binis are not fools. There is nobody he has not fought in the state. Igbinedion is a man with large heart. After all he did for this man; the man turned around and stabbed him on the back. He fought hard for Oshiomhole to become governor. Not only that, when Osunbor was declared winner and the matter went to the tribunal, Lucky didn’t withdraw his support from the governor, he fought and used his influence. Don’t forget he was the chairman of Governor’s Forum; he used his influence and other governors’ influences like Chief James Ibori of Delta State and the late President Yar Adua to ensure Oshiomhole’s victory at the court. The $31 million they are even talking about was invested on a capital project, not that he used the money personally but he used the money to establish industries for us in Edo. Has governor Oshiomhole been able to do anything about those industries? There is nothing he has done; rather, he is blackmailing the former governor. What has he done to improve the Cassavita factory in Uromi? Government is continuous, where I stopped, the next man will continue. I challenge Oshiomhole to show the people the industry he has built in the last 7 years. The Edo City Transport Service, (ECTS) was established by Lucky, if Lucky did not establish the ECTS, there would have been no Comrade Bus and because he knew that Lucky established ECTS, that is why he went and bought those buses.

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Onyedinma urges NFF to release FIFA, Glo grants to NWFL VICTOR ENYINNAYA

hairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL), Chief Mrs. Dilichukwu Onyedinma, has called on the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to release funds provided for the NWFL as presented and approved in the annual budgetary provisions in order to beĴer its league and institute fundamental and far reaching developmental programs that will be result oriented. “The amount provided for in the existing Glo Contract for 2015 should be released to the NWFL in full. At the expiration of the Glo contract, NWFL should be freed from the contract, so that it can seek and negotiate its own terms either with Glo or any other Organization. The 15% FIFA Women’s Football Development grant should be released to the NWFL as is the practice in other established Leagues and footballing countries,” she pleaded. The Coordinator of the Association of Women

in Sports, made the statement in an exclusive chat with Newswatch Times Sports from Abuja, stressing that in few African Countries, Women’s Football Leagues receive heavy funding from their Federations as well as get the whole of the 15% of the FIFA’s yearly Women Football Development grant, directly into their account via their Federations. According to her, despite this, we have been able to take the league beyond where it was yesterday. She posits that her board provided a new logo for the Nigeria Women’s Football League, and Ěagged oě various grassroots programs in some states. She said they established the Women’s Premier League, the Women Professional League, and the Women’s Amateur League. “It will interest the public to know that we provided statutes which was not in existence before now, for the League, and registered the Nigeria Women’s Football League with the Corporate Aěairs

Lagos coaches set for yearly bash ...as Ukadike presents paper at seminar MARK OGAGAN

s Lagos-based coaches get set for their yearly get-together holding today in Surulere, former Abiola Babes star, Nicholas Ukadike, has been conęrmed as one of the key actors in the one day event, as he will deliver a lecture on basic football at the seminar. Popularly known as ‘Thunder,’ during his playing days, Ukadike, who also played for Spartans FC of Owerri, then ACB, and Iwuanyanwu Nationale, had a short stint with the national team in 1983. In a chat with Newswatch Times sports, Alfred Kossi, a one-time Chief Coach of Lagos darling team Stationery Stores, disclosed that today’s occasion is exclusively for coaches based in Lagos State, and he added that Awards will be handed out to

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deserving individuals. The Badagry-born tactician, who leads the Surulere Council of the Association of Nigerian Coaches Lagos State chapter, said that amongst other activities, there would be a workshop, seminar, novelty football match, an awards ceremony for deserving coaches, and end of year party aimed at bringing the coaches together, educating them on current trends in the game of football, and fostering unity among the tacticians. According to him, the get-together is being revived after 10 long years of inactivity. “Yes, the Surulere council of the Association of Nigerian Coaches Lagos State chapter, has decided to revive the yearly event and spice it up in order to bring our coaches up to scratch in terms of the modern trends in the game of football,” Kossi said. “We want this year’s event to be unique in so many ways, and we have invited some special guests to come and grace the occasion on party day. “Before then we will be organizing a seminar and workshop where speakers will deliver papers on the modern trends of the game as well as other issues of interest as far as football is concerned,” he added.

Commission (CAC). All activities of the League are fully computerized, and our fans and media personnel (s) can easily get whatever information they need from the league without stress. The League has succeeded in providing the entire various Women’s National teams with players that have won laurels for the country,” she reveals. Onyedinma further said that it is on record that goal puncher; Asisat Oshoala was playing in the League when she won the golden ball in Japan, and subsequently named Africa Player of the Year (2014). MVP in Namibia, BBC African Woman Footballer of the Year 2014. We equally have several of our Players plying their football trade stronger leagues abroad. “Let me emphasis here that South Africa Women’s Football League just commenced their league this year and they were given a whopping $1 million Dollars takeoě grant, with a promise of a yearly $2.5 Million support for the next ęve years. Nigeria Women’s Football League got Zero kobo on take-oě.

Why Uzoenyi par ted with Sundowns GBOLAHAN DADA

conomic crunch and limited Ěow of cash have been aĴributed to the Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club of South Africa sudden change of aĴitude towards the Nigerian star, Ejike Uzoenyi, who will be released in two month’s time to pursue his career elsewhere. The South African club and Uzoenyi had been playing cat and mouse, as he struggled to keep himself aĚoat since Sundowns had relegated him to the bench. Uzoenyi’s agent, Mohammed Lawal, fought tooth and nail to get his ward on beĴer condition or get him out of the club. But after some dramatic episodes, the Nigerian ęnally agreed to part ways with

Sundowns. According to the statement from the club. Uzoenyi has not registered by the Chloorkop-based outęt for the league this season and last month the Siya team revealed that the player would be exiting the club come January. Until now, Uzoenyi was one of the top earners in the Downs camp, taking home around R5 million a year and in line with the club’s strategy to cut down on their wage bill, it is understood the Brazilians will be opened to the player negotiating his exit as his agent had to negotiate for his release. The 23-year-old has been keeping ęt by training and playing friendly games with Sundowns while his representative try to engineer his move out of Sundowns.

Lawal conęrmed that a move away from Chloorkop in the near future is on the cards for the Nigerian winger. “We are working on something and in January he will deęnitely be playing somewhere. I

will let you know when everything is done,” Lawal told the Siya crew. “There are options locally and overseas. Nobody is doubting his quality; he is a top quality player. He will be back in action soon.”

Track and field stars denounce Russia’s provisional suspension

ussian track and ęeld stars including renowned pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva on Monday denounced as “completely unfair” the decision by the worldwide Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to provisionally suspend Russia. ARAF’s acting head, Vadim Zelichenok, told the news conference he hoped

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Russian Federation would be restored in the IAAF within three months. The President of the World Anti-Doping Agency WADA, Craig Reedie, described the conditions under which Russian athletes will be admiĴed to the Summer Olympic Games 2016 in Brazil. Russian Olympic CommiĴee (ROC) chief Alexander Zhukov meanwhile made a number

of undertakings on doping reforms after a meeting with worldwide Olympic CommiĴee (IOC) president Thomas Bach. However, the IAAF action fell short of stating explicitly that Russian athletes would be barred from the Olympics, raising the prospect that they would be allowed to compete after all. The ęlm claimed that ARD and British newspaper.

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Is your husband part of your support base? I am married to a very understanding man. My husband, Dr. Rotimi Omosulu, is a lecturer, a PhD holder and philosophy. I will say heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s very supportive of me, financially and otherwise; he really bought into the idea of the fashion business. There was a time my fashion house got burnt in June 16, 2012, somehow due to the negligence of my staff. As I cried, my husband tried his best to make me stop, and that weekend we were able to renovate the shop. I thank God I was able to get back on my feet. Even clients were surprised when they got there Monday morning and saw everything back to normal. How is it being married to a lecturer? It has not been easy. You have to be very rational and able to defend your argument when talking. Regardless, he has been a wonderful man, and the best thing to have ever happened to me. More so, after our wedding, I had a delay in getting pregnant, but he was still there and very supportive and thank God today we have our son. Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s your definition of a responsible man? A responsible man must be close to his family, very supportive; he must be everything and above all, he must be God-fearing. A responsible man should be able to take care of his family needs; he must be there for his family when needed. My husband has all these qualities. Even when I am not there, I am assured that our son is in safe hands; in fact, he takes care of our son better than I do. They are best of friends. What do you think of broken marriages? Marriage is not a bed of roses; itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not easy to be married forever. It is easy to do the wedding, but it needs to be sustained. Broken marriages are as a result of both parties; however they must reach a compromise and not put the blame on the other. What is your greatest achievement in life? Well, I wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t say I have achieved, but I am getting there. What is your philosophy of life? It is live and let live.

ou started as a broadcaster, why did you opt for fashion? Yes, I started as a broadcaster and worked in other corporate organizations, but I have this flair for fashion. My late mother, although an educationist, also had this liking for sewing. I believe I took that flair for sewing from her. Well as to fashion, I went to Stella Obey - sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a fashion designer at Magodo, where I did a six months course with her. Before the completing the programme, I had already started sewing well and could do a lot of things on my own. I would say I developed myself. Thereafter in November 2011, I opened my own fashion house close to Omole Phase2 in Lagos. How was your growing up? I grew up in an average family. My parents considered education as the ultimate gift they could give any child; so my late dad tried all his best to educate us all. And growing up, my mother was a very modest woman who didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t believe in pampering children or her kids, but right after her death, my dad took

over, pampering us and tried to give us the best. Why exactly did you go into fashion? I will say I have love for fashion and if the fashion industry in Nigeria is properly annexed, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a billion dollar industry. Again, fashion is a continuous thing and people will definitely wear clothes. Fashion also evolves every day. You will see different trends coming out and people want to look good and feel good; so people spend more on their looks.

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What new concepts are you bringing into the fashion industry? I am talking with fashion designers abroad and we are coming to some sort of partnership. I would say we have a lot of fashion designers that are doing great things and great jobs. They are good, but new things need to be done in terms of local fabrics. I use more of local fabrics and do adire as well. I do tye-and-dye new concept. In the fashion industry, I wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t say something is new because most of this concept we are seeing have been there way back; they are just repackaged and re-branded. However, I am looking at taking the fashion design to the next level by partnering with fashion houses abroad, giving our designs that African outlook. I know many of them have people doing African designs, but doing it in another design. We have different African designs. If we go to Ghana, we would find kente fabrics, as well as different fabrics in various places. But I am looking to doing something different with â&#x20AC;&#x153;adireâ&#x20AC;?. I want to transform the fabric in a way people wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t believe this is â&#x20AC;&#x153;adireâ&#x20AC;?. Would you advise government to invest in the fashion industry? Yes, I would ask government to increase its support just like the previous government supported our entertainment industry, Nollywood. Nollywood industry, with its movie productions, is first rate. Also, fashion industry has the potential; we have so many talented designers. There are many untapped areas in the fashion industry that the government can move into. It should support fashion designers by giving loans. We have FADAN, the Fashion Designers Association of Nigeria. So if the government can support by giving us loans like they did to the entertainment sector, it will really help. Who do you look up to in the fashion industry?

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After our wedding, I had delayed pregnancy, but my husband was there and very supportive In Nigeria, I will say Joel Biliza. I love her works. Are there people who inspire or have supported you that you would like to mention? Yes, former President Olusegun Obasanjo inspires me. I have read about him, listens whenever he speaks. He is also a spiritual father. This is a side people don’t really know about him. If you truly know him, you will know he is a true man of God. I have been following his teachings for quite some time; you hear him speak and see the motivational aspect as he talks about his background. There is this story he talked about on how peer influence can make a child misbehave. He said when he was young, a friend of his ate fried fish and told him that if he also wants to be eating fried dish he (Obasanjo) has to steal his mother’s money to buy the fried fish. So when he got home he went to his mother’s purse to steal money. Unfortunately the next day, the woman selling the fish was not around. So when he got home the money was still with him. On reaching home, his mother welcomed him properly and gave him food to eat and called him and asked him, “where is the money he took from her purse?”. He couldn’t deny it and told her his friend told him to steal her money. That day, he was given the beating of his life, and ever since, he never spoke to that friend again. He said that really shaped his life. I am writing a story about his foreign policies, his administration and he gave me the go ahead.

Which is the most remarkable day of your life? That is the day I gave birth to my son, February 21, 2014; it was such an emotional day because I had him through CS. I was not sedated; I was awake and saw everything. It was such an emotional day for me, reaching for him, holding him and telling him: “Welcome to the world; you are blessed, my son.’’ Can you tell us more about yourself? I am Busayo Shomide-Omosulu, a French graduate of the University of Lagos. I currently run a master’s programme in Public Administration there. I am also a trained broadcaster from the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, FRCN and a fashion designer. Tell us briefly about your family background? I am the last of a family of five; my parents are late. My late dad was the Education Secretary of Oshodi Isolo Local Government Area and my mother was also an educationist. She was the Vice Principal of a public government secondary school in Lagos. I was born and brought up in Lagos, had my primary and secondary school education in Lagos. I attended the Nigeria French Language Village, Badagry for a diploma course before studying French at Unilag too. I have worked at RayPower 100.5Fm. I must also tell you about my uncle, Ambrose Shomide, who has cared for me since my father died.

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African fashion is no push-over anymore –Uduak Oduok Uduak Oduok started sharing African stories and perspectives around fashion and entertainment before it became a mainstrea eam m trend across Africa. Clearly an accompli shed thought leader, she effectively positions herself as an authority with her feet plan nted ted d ¿UPO\ ZLWKLQ WKH GHWDLOHG OHIW EUDLQHG SUD FWLFH RI ODZ DQG WKH HIHII fervescent growth of the right brained ente rtainment industry y in n Africa. She is the Editor-in-Chief of Lady brille.com which talks alks about the growth of fashion and entertain ment in Africa, own wnss Africa Music Law, which remains a brill iant and authoritative ive blog bringing a fresh & intelligent perspect ive on the growth h off the business and legal side of the entertain ment industry in Aff rica. She is also partner and co-founde r of Ebitu Law Grou up, p, P.C. which focuses on contract drafting, negotiations, business ess litigation, entertainment and fashion law. A journalist and former mode,l she has written fashion and ente rtainment stories that hatt have been syndicated on Yahoo News and USA Today, as well as served as a legal analyst for New York’s WBAI, and Al Jazeera, ra, a, among many. In this chat with TUNDE ESO AND ND PRECIOUS U EGBUNIKE, she speaks on her career, lifestylee and sundry isi sues.

ow was your growing up? I was born in San Jose, California, USA. As a child, my family relocated to Lagos in Nigeria. I grew up in Ikeja and later Ejigbo. I attended private schools while I lived in Nigeria. One was a private international kindergarten school in Ikeja. I then moved with my family to Ejigbo and later attended Gideon International Children Cchool in Isolo. From Gideon, I transitioned to Command Day Secondary School in Ikeja (CDSS Ikeja) for my secondary school. I was in what they called Junior Secondary School 3 (JSS3) in 1991, when my family relocated back to the USA. There, I completed the rest of my high school, went on to college and ultimately obtained a PhD in Law. To what degree has your social media boom in the entertainment industry? Africans are indeed talented, but the boom in the entertainment industry has largely had to do with the digital media revolution. Sites like Ladybrille, Bella Naija, Not Just Ok, Linda Ikeji, among others, were largely responsible in pushing Africa’s fashion and entertainment statements to the world. The emergence and focus of social media took what these sites were doing to a whole new level, placing the power directly in the hands of the user/consumer of entertainment news. With several leaks and outbursts on Twitter by celebrities, with one another and with their fans, has social media exposed the limitations of our artistes or strengthened their popularity? I think it has done both. For many, it has really diluted their brands and makes them seem like they really lack self-control. For others, it has even affected caused sponsors to pull out, a very bad situation. Nevertheless, a few have been able to pick themselves up after an outburst, apologize to the public and gain more following. Overall, talents need to “think” before they share on social media. Brands should also protect their investments, especially in the case of endorsement deals, with a morals clause that delineates acceptable conduct on social media and what is unacceptable and will undermine the purpose of the endorsement deal, therefore permitting immediate termination of any endorsement deals.

Our fashion and music is gradually making incursions into the Western world and we are already getting some attention from the global space. Is the future promising yet or we still have a long way to go? I think the initial fashion and entertainment revolution spent more time de-stigmatizing the image of Africans in the West. We wanted to say we are just as smart, we are not as primitive and do not live in the dark ages. I think Africans now control their own narrative and do not feel as much of a need to make that point. The focus is now on monetization of our content. Do we have a long way to go, yes. %XW ZH KDYH PDGH VRPH VLJQL¿FDQW VWULGHV

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Bitter tears of Nollywood queens Without any doubt, Nollywood is awash with heavenly beauties and sexy goddesses who are exploiting their divine beauties and natural talents to the full in an industry that thrives more on physical attributes than on talent. But some of these queens have beautifully married their talents with their physical endowments. But behind their talents and beautiful faces are a lot of worries. AJIBADE ALABI takes a look at their silent tears. 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SOLEMNIZATION OF HOLY MATRIMONY BETWEEN THE ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER, NEWSWATCH TIMES LIMITED, FORMER MS. AMARACHI EBONUGWU TO MR. CHINWEUBA UGWU, AT ST. PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH, IDIMU, LAGOS

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx President Muhammadu Buhari (second left) with the Daughters of Late Madam HID Awolowo, Rev (Mrs.) Yiola Oyediran (left) and Ambassador Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosunmu (right).

L-R: Wife of Oyo State Governor, Mrs. Florence Ajimobi; Senate President’s Wife, Mrs. Toyin Saraki; wife of the Vice President, Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo and wife of Lagos State Governor, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode.

SOLEMNIZATION OF HOLY MATRIMONY BETWEEN MR. ABAYOMI OLUWASOGO NOIBI WITH FORMER MISS TEMITOPE BAMIDELE, AT CHRIST HEALING EVANGELICAL CHURCH, KETU, LAGOS… RECENTLY.

L-R: Wife of the Late General Overseer, Christ Healing Evangelical Church, ketu, Lagos, Mother-InIsrael, Lady Evang. Bamidele presenting the marriage certificate to Mr. & Mrs. Yomi Noibi after their solemnization.

L-R Grooms father, Mr. Aramide Tola Noibi; Bride Mother, Folake Ladejobi; the Couple, Mr. & Mrs. Yomi Noibi; Grooms Mother, Pastor (Dr) Mrs. Titilayo Noibi and Bride’s Father, Mr. Kole Ladejobi after their solemnization.

L-R: Assistant Priest, St. Peter’s Anglican Church Idimu, Rev. Canon Kingsley Ogundare; Couple, Mr/Mrs. Amarachi and Chinuweuba Ugwu and Assistant Priest, Rev. Michael Ajayi, during the solemnization of Holy matrimony between the couple at the St. Peter’s Anglican Church Idimu, Ikotun in Lagos. Photo: Damilare Bankole.

The couple with staff of Newswatch Times and Energy Group Limited during the occasion. Photo: Segun Padonu

COP 21-CM11 NIGERIA DELEGATES ROUNDTABLE AHEAD OF THE UN CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE TAGGED ‘PARIS 2015’, IN LAGOS…RECENTLY.

L-R: Director, National Orientation Agency, Lagos, Waheed Ishola; President, United Nations of Youth Network Nigeria, Prince Goodluck Obi; Director, United Nations Information Centre, Lagos, Ronald Kayanja and National Director, Community Agenda for Peace, Obuesi Phillips and Director, GLEEHD Foundation, Dayo Israel.

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esearch unveiled that there are five primary love languages all men and women speak: which are: words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service and physical touch. Most men do not know their love language when they get married. And yet, there is a subconscious desire for us to learn it by way of interest Don’t just know what your husband language is, learn to speak his language is enough to improvise your relationship. Here are ways to understand your husband language. Love alone is not enough Conclusively, love alone is not enough to make a perfect woman to your husband, you can go extra mile to learn his ways of doing things; get use to him, feel what he feels and so on. When learning a secondary love language. And if your desire, like mine, is to have a truly fulfilling marriage, you’ll want to do more than simply love your husband. You’ll want to learn his love language. The greatest commodity of our lifetime is time itself Timing is the most expensive commodity and it can pave to make or ruin your love life. “If you want to know where your priorities lie, look at your schedule and your bank account.” When pursuing a high school diploma or college degree, we spend countless hours studying for required courses – calculus, chemistry, statistics, astrology – that will more often than not be of little use to us once the tassel on our graduation cap has been moved from right to left. Yet, when we go into marriage, we somehow think we’re going to magically and instantly know what to do. We spend little time learning what makes marriages work. We think somehow love alone will be enough.

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oy is the feeling of great pleasure and happiness. Happiness is about happenings, while joy emanates from within. Joy’s vehicle is idea of success and satisfaction. Having fun is therefore evaluated in joy. Rejoicing and celebration are the attributes of joy. Are you one of those that think the world’s weight is place over you? Things are not working how and the way you expected them, but gloominess isn’t the answer. Think less of past failure, have hope for a brighter tomorrow. Joy for a child is how much love, care and fun he’s able to get from his environment. It’s about adventure, exploration, attention given, care offered and affection expended - adventure and exploration opportunities given by the environment by use of toys and gadgets - sometimes by observations and watching audio visuals. Attention and affection at playtime with the loved people around; constant care like play during bath, diaper change times; smiles offered genuinely. The more fun a child encounters from birth, the more excited he or she becomes. A lonely child with no experiences mostly grows up a depressed individual. Having fun is a skill that is usually learnt by the nurture given to the baby. For example, a baby with lots of toys and attention from parents will grow to become balanced and lively. With good nurture and nature, the child whose childhood is full of peace, positive experiences and whose senses are well exercised will be intelligent and sane. Discipline with reasons, quality time and attention give a child a sense of belonging, confidence and a feeling of being wanted and loved. Fun can be created, calculated,

Joy, the fill up planned and executed in various forms and ways. The five senses are the consideration for joy attainment. The eyes, nose, ears, tongue and body for feeling need to be fed with pleasurable and exciting experiences. I once had a discussion with a child, which began thus: “Aunty, I’m always bored when I’m at home”. This was a child from an average home where lots of gadgets to play with were available. That doesn’t mean that the child is automatically filled with joy with material things. Children need order but monotony should be avoided. The joy of a child is feeling loved, being cared for; being given attention, feeling important and special. Children should be taught to love themselves and appreciate their own peculiarities and uniqueness. For a youth, fun can be derived from relationship with peers and opposite sex, sports watching and participation, outings, travelling, shopping, games and so on. Joy encompasses abstract feelings and physical occurrences. Joy is from within. It can be seen as positive oriented fun, pleasure and good happenings. Lack of joy brings about the drift into drugs, crime, perversion, phonographs, sex and others. Having learnt to love and appreciate themselves, youth need acceptance, understanding, motivation, esteem cushioning, encouragement, sincere care, affinity, friendship, appreciation, affirmation and more. They need to be taught preparedness and expectation. Being prepared to face and handle consequences of actions taken by them and also to expect the best out of life all the time. This keeps them going. I overheard a teenager’s conversation with peer: “.... everything I do is fun for me.......” Every activity should be done with fun just like this teenager had understood early. This prevents an ideology that every activity must be particularly exciting before one could have joy performing them. For a couple, the trust, satisfaction, dedication and honesty residing in their relationship does the magic. The relationship must always be fed with the truth, bringing about a lively spontaneous romantic friendship. There

are no templates as long as the relationship is coupled in love and truth. Thereby you two are able to determine the happenings and priorities of what you give and expect from the union. A joyful person has enough to share with the partner or even others. Any joy filled couple creates a siren, peaceful and successful home and family. These are tips to help you overcome: *What was your past made of (joy or gloom)? *If gloom or sadness, have you emptied it? *Who makes you happy? *What makes you happy (what you hear, say/discuss, what you believe, acknowledge, decide, assume, understand/ know, see, feel, or sense)? *How do you refill or create your joy? *Where do you refill your joy (place of hope and faith, place of fun, information, enlightenment, chat/discussion arena, outings)? Rejoice, celebrate, be happy and enjoy. So usher in your morning, the dawn is over. Adventure and exploration opportunity given by the environment by use of toys and gadgets. Sometimes by observations and watching audio visuals. A Joyful person has enough to share with the partner or even others. Any joy filled couple creates a siren, peaceful and successful home and family. This are tips to help you overcome. *What was your past made of (Joy or gloom)? *If gloom or sad, have you emptied it? *Who makes you happy? *What makes you happy (what you hear, say/discuss, what you believe, acknowledge, decide, assume, understand/ know, see, feel, or sense)? *How do you refill or create your joy? *Where do you refill your joy (place of hope and faith, place of fun, information, enlightenment, chat/discussion arena, outings)? Rejoice, celebrate, be happy and enjoy so usher in your morning, the dawn is over.

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Sports/EURO League Messi and Suarez enjoy night out with their WAGs

...after Barcelona’s Champions League master-class

ith the pair both scoring braces in Barcelona’s emphatic 6-1 drubbing of Roma on Tuesday night, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez hit the town with their partners on Wednesday to celebrate. Messi uploaded a photograph to Instagram alongside the caption ‘enjoying the night with friends’, as he and his 27-year-old wife Antonella Roccuzzo,

sat with Suarez and his 26-year-old partner Soęa Balbi. The deadly duo, both 28, were at their aĴacking best against their hapless Italian opponents in their UEFA Champions’ League Group E clash and treated themselves to some downtime ahead of their match at home to Real Sociedad on Saturday. Messi enjoyed a triumphant return to the Blaugrana starting I against Rudi Garcia’s

Giallorossi side, having been out of action since late September, after picking up a knee injury in his team’s 2-1 win over Las Palmas. The four-time Ballon d’Or winner ęnished oě a 27-pass move in the 18th minute after Suarez’s tapin opener three minutes earlier, before poking in just before the hourmark, with his Uruguayan team-mate having already volleyed home his second on the stroke of half-time.

Ozil and Sanchez try their luck at modelling Duo pose in club’s snowman Christmas jumper

rsenal stars Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez may be gearing up for a tough festive period but the pair showed plenty of cheer as they modelled the club’s snowman Christmas jumper. Gunners fans have every reason to smile after watching their team secure a 3-0 victory over Dinamo Zagreb at the Emirates. And a day after their hopes of qualifying for the last 16 of the Champions League were kept alive, the north London club announced their Arsenal Snowman Jumper on social media. Followers of the Premier League giants’ TwiĴer account were treated to an early Christmas present after Ozil and Sanchez posed for a picture wearing the jumper. Ozil, who opened the scoring on Tuesday before Sanchez’s double made sure of the win, appeared to be in high spirits as he posed for a picture.

Ramsey and wife share bundle of joy ...f ollowing ar r ival of their f irst baby

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aron Ramsey and his wife Colleen are celebrating the birth of their ęrst child, a healthy baby boy, after the Arsenal and Wales midęelder announced the news to his fans on Friday. ‘Me and my wife have become parents for the ęrst time to a beautiful baby boyǷ,’ said Ramsey, 24, who married childhood sweetheart Colleen last year. Perhaps hinting that the news also marks the arrival of a potential Wales or Gunners prodigy, Ramsey

shared an image of his liĴle man’s feet above his own on TwiĴer, Instagram and Facebook. Ramsey made excitement clear about the impending arrival of his baby, whose

name is not yet known, when he performed the customary ball under the shirt celebration while sucking his thumb after scoring the Gunners third in their 3-0 win at Watford.

Footballer relieves himself in the Bale is building a golf course in his back middle of a match 2]LO

garden

... with replicas of holes from Augusta National, Sawgrass and Troon!a

f you could have any three golf holes in your back garden, what would they be? The famous island green 17th at TPC Sawgrass, perhaps, or the devilish 11th at Augusta National? Maybe the iconic Postage Stamp at Royal Troon - among the shortest but most-loved holes in the entire world. Well, Gareth Bale is building a golf course in his back garden in south Wales, and those are the three holes he has chosen to replicate. Not bad, eh? ‘I love playing golf,’ the Real Madrid superstar told the Express. ‘I love the sport, I love the fact that you can just get away from everything, be with your friends, and no-one can come over to you on a golf course. EtiqueĴeǷ

‘It’s nice to get out and, I suppose, switch your mind oě from football. Just have a laugh. ‘Yeah, at the moment, I am obsessed with golf.’ Bale earns around ǡ300,000-a-week at the Bernabeu following his

world record ǡ86million transfer from ToĴenham in 2013, so he’s not short of a quid or two. But replicating those magnięcent holes must be puĴing a decent dent even in his hefty personal fortune.

laying with 10 men is usually a disadvantage but for Belgium Third Division side Eendracht Aalst, it proved the opposite when one of their players relieved themselves during a recent match. Eendracht Aalst were playing KFC Izegem in a league tie when Philippe Janssens decided he could no longer hold it in and made his way towards a fence behind the goal his side were aĴacking. The midęelder then took a leak as the opponent’s goalkeeper prepared to take a goal kick - but liĴle did he know his team would soon aĴack the goal. After KFC Izegem keeper Leandro Depaepe took the goal kick, he then turned round to see what his rival was doing before realising what he was up to. The visitors soon regained possession and went on the aĴack - which

led Janssens to stop what he was doing while he watched his team score. Eendracht Aalst scored a simple tap-in, with the midęelder witnessing the goal, before he returned to his business behind the

goal. But it could prove costly for both club and player after it emerged they could be ęned between ǧ60 and ǧ350 for his exploits, according to Het Laatste Nieuws.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, November 28, 2015

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League Watch

Pillars to sign 10 new players

ormer Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) champions, Kano Pillars, are looking to add 10 players to their squad, before the start of the 2015/2016 season. The Sai Masu Gida will retain 20 players from the current squad, but are keen to beef up ahead of the new campaign. Pillars won the league for three consecutive years, before they ęnished 8th in the just concluded season. “We have identięed seven players that we will like to bring to the club, but we will recruit 10 eventually,” a club source revealed. “Our target is to bring in quality players to improve the team and we won’t go back on that. “Everything will be decided soon as we want to have a formidable team next season.”

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Wikki striker rues CAF ticket miss

ikki Tourists striker, Victor Yakubu, has said his side are feeling the weight of their inability to pick a continental ticket in the out gone 2014/15 Nigeria Professional Football

League (NPFL). The newcomers won the last day clash 2-0 against Kano Pillars to amass 63 points which proved inadequate to earn the side a ticket as Nasarawa United with a beĴer goal diěerence on

same points claimed the Caf Confederation Cup spot. Yakubu said the management appeared not to be pleased with the loss of the ticket with no word of commendations up on going on break. “I think it’s right now we are feeling the full weight or impact of our failure to win a continental ticket in the out gone league season. “The management interest is simply the ticket and nothing else so they unhappy that we did not pick any ticket. “The players as main actors too were not happy with the narrow miss on the Caf Confederation Cup ticket on the last

day to Nasarawa United who ęnished on same points but on beĴer goal diěerence. “The management treated us as failures as none of them came out to say well players you have tried though you could have done beĴer nothing like that as we embarked on break. “We were not told when to resume rather that they will get in touch with us but we strongly believe we perform creditably well. “That’s why I will always look back at the out gone league season and say it was a good one as we ęnished far beĴer on the league table than some of the notable and traditional teams.

Sharks FC begs fans to be patient ...as relegated club targets instant promotion

elegated Sharks FC have appealed to its supporters to keep the faith in their bid to make a quick return to the Nigeria Professional Football League. The Blue Angels were unfortunate to have lost out to rivals Dolphins FC to stay in the top Ěight at the end of match-day 38 last weekend. Despite their resurgence under Coach Festus Allen, the club

ended up in the NNL despite being tied with the Pride of Rivers (Dolphins) on 45 points. According to a message on its oĜcial twiĴer handle, players of the club appealed to fans, government and shirt sponsors, EUNISELL, for their faith in the team for a quick return to the elite league. Also relegated to the second tier division are Kwara United, FC Taraba and Bayelsa United.

I’ve not quit Lobi – Tenger

obi Stars head coach, Justin Tenger, says there is no iota of truth in the report that he has quit the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) side. The Pride of Benue were stunned 1-2 by Akwa United in the 2015 Federation Cup ęnal last Sunday at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Surulere, Lagos. Tenger said his stand as regards to coaching is that he will not consider any contract outside Benue due to age factor. “I must have been quoted out of context in the purported report that I have quit Lobi Stars after the defeat to Akwa United in the Federation Cup ęnal. “My position has been ęrm and that’s I will not choose or consider any coaching contract outside Benue because of my age. “I have told whoever that cares to hear and listen that I’m not interested in taking up any contract away from Lobi Stars. “I’m the ęrst captain of Lobi Stars then Hawks of Makurdi for six years

before I sustained a knee injury in 1986 in an FA Cup ęnal against Enugu Rangers in Kano now coach of same side and I will be glad to end my career at Lobi Stars. “Right now we need to proceed on break after the Federation Cup ęnal clash against Akwa United to wait for management to tell us what next to do concerning next season as well as the players to drop or retain same as coaches.” Lobi Stars failed to claim the Caf Confederation Cup ticket with the 1-2 loss to Akwa United in the Federation Cup ęnal ęxture in Lagos on Sunday.

LMC fetes stars, promises innovations for NPFL

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t was termed a night of stars and they were all there: the gladiators, who made the 2014/2015 season one of the best since the country started playing professional league football were there in their numbers to add spice to a night of music, comedy and dance organised by the League Management Company (LMC), the body that manages the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL). The invitation sent by the LMC simply said the event was an ‘end of the year gathering’ where the gladiators of the outgoing season would be feted by the managers of the league. But it turned out to be more than that. Although the players were duly recognised

and praised for their eěorts, other members of the audience, including journalists, company executives and football enthusiasts had more fun than they bargained for, with the irrepressible duo of Still Ringing blowing the audience away with their rib-cracking-jokes. There were also jokes by ATM, who co-anchored the event with LMC’s Harry Iwuala, as well as music from some budding artistes all lined up to thrill the audience. Some of the stars at the event were the 2014/2015 highest goal scorer, Gbolahan Salami, new Super Eagles’ stars, Chima Akas, Austin Oboroakpo and Paul Onobi, as well as Victor Ezeji, who has the record of scoring every single season of his 20-year stay in the league.

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Kogi Guber Poll: How to thaw constitutional crisis Continued from Page 13

decision after receiving a letter from INEC that it could replace Audu in the rerun election 91 polling units on December 5. Spontaneously, Governor Idris Wada and his party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) have gone to Court, challenging INEC and the Attorney General of the Federation’s directive to APC to make fresh replacement with the late Audu. PDP prefers fresh poll. Wada’s camp posited that Wada went to court because INEC cannot take a decision on a constitutional issue outside the court, saying, “In the days ahead, there will be a lot of legal Àreworks because the issue at hand is purely a constitutional matter. What INEC ought to have done was to approach the court for the interpretation of the situation at hand. Instead, INEC has decided to usurp the powers of the court. “By the decision of INEC, the electoral body is saying that the votes cast for the late Prince Abubakar Audu were still valid in death. That is a strange phenomenon when even if a party in a court dies, the case becomes dead. “We will not accept INEC’s position at all, we will instead go to court for a declaration on this constitutional crisis. The source added: “We will be asking for the interpretation of three issues like, “The validity of the votes cast for the late Abubakar Audu; whether or not the timeline for primaries and substitution of candidates have not elapsed and; whether or not a fresh governorship election is the proper thing in this peculiar circumstance. Speaking at a press conference, PDP

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national publicity secretary, Olisa Metuh has called for the immediate resignation of the AGF and minister for justice, Malami, and the chairman of INEC, Prof. Mahmoud Yakubu, for the decision they took on the matter. “The PDP has asked the AGF, Malam Abubakar Malami, to immediately vacate his o΀ce for harrying and misleading INEC into arriving at an unconstitutional decision to allow the APC to substitute its candidate in the inconclusive Kogi State governorship election. “The party is shocked that INEC, a supposedly independent electoral umpire, could allow itself to succumb to the antics of the APC by following the unlawful directive of an obviously partisan AGF to substitute a candidate in the middle of the ballot process. “We are all aware that the two legal documents guiding INEC in the conduct of elections – the Constitution and the Electoral Act – have provisions for electoral exigencies as well as empower the electoral body to fully take responsibility for any of its actions or inactions without undue interference from any quarters

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whatsoever. “We are therefore at a loss as to which sections of these two relevant laws INEC and the AGF relied on in arriving at their bizarre decision to substitute a dead candidate in an ongoing election even after the timelines for such had elapsed under all the rules. “INEC as a statutory body has the full complements of technical hands in its legal department to advise it appropriately and we wonder why it had to wait for directives from the AGF, an external party, if not for partisan and subjective interest. “Consequently, the PDP rejects in its entirety this brazen move by the APC and INEC to circumvent the laws and ambush the yet-to-be concluded election by introducing a practice that is completely alien to the constitution and the electoral act. “The clear implication of this action of the AGF and INEC is that the APC would be Àelding two diͿerent governorship candidates in the ongoing Kogi election, meaning that INEC would be transferring votes cast for the late Prince Abubakar Audu

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to another candidate, scenarios that have no place in the constitution of the land. “Whereas the PDP, in honour of the sanctity of human life and respect for the dead, had since Sunday refrained from making comments on the conduct of the election, we can no longer maintain such in the face of the barefaced attack on our democracy. “This INEC under the leadership of Prof. Mahmood Yakubu has shown itself as partisan, morally bankrupt and obviously incapable of conducting a credible election within our laws. “In view of the foregoing, therefore, the PDP demands an immediate resignation of the INEC Chairman, as the nation’s democracy cannot aͿord to be left in the hands of an electoral umpire that cannot exert its independence and the sanctity of the electoral process,” he said. Presently, there is controversy over who steps into the late Audu’s shoes, as the 1999 constitution is silent on what should be the case in a situation where a governorship candidate dies before being declared winner of the poll.

I’m not happy with Nigerian politics - Lawmaker Barrister Bosun Oladele represents Olorunsogo, Oorelope and Irepo Federal Constituency of Oyo state at the Federal House of Representatives. The lawmaker was recently in Ibadan, Oyo state capital where he Àelded Tuestions from Mournalists shortly after he was conferred with an award by members of correspondents’ chapel of the state council of Nigeria Union of Journalists(NUJ). Oladele, who was a one time state Information Commissioner, said notwithstanding the initial challenges at the hallow chamber, members are poised to making positive impact in developing Nigeria. He would however want his colleagues at the National Assembly to relegate individual cum party interests to the background for national interests during deliberations and activities. Excerpts:

ow has it been with you in terms of experience at the Federal House of Representatives? I will say immediately after inauguration, it has not been bed of roses especially for one passionate about developmental issues, party politics and so on and so forth. There have been some squabbles which do not make one happy and

I know that we have divided interests and often time, you want to ensure that there is sanity, there is unity there is oneness, there is cohesion but more often than not, interests will always divide the people so these are the things that have not really made one as a person to be very happy about what has been happening at the house and the way things have been

turning out. Is one right to say then that you’ve not been impressed with the situation that has been going on at the House of Representatives? Well, I will say as far as the politicking is concerned, I’ve not been happy, I will not say I’ve not been impressed, I’ve not been happy. How has the development impacted on the performance of the House generally in terms of bills passed, motions e.t.c? Well, we have been working on bills, unfortunately I don’t have the records here but there is never a day that we sit that a bill is not being presented either at the first reading stage, second reading stage and so on and so forth. There is never a day that we sit and you don’t find on the business of the day, on the order paper, you don’t see motions going into like ten, at times, eight, which are matters concerning Nigeria, concerning interest of the citizens e.t.c. There is never a day that we sit that we don’t get petitions from Nigerians, aggrieved Nigerians from all works of life and all these have always been referred to the com-

mittees but you would discover that it took time for the committee to come, now the committees are here and the committees have been meeting. We are happy to observe that you’ve not compromised your social responsibility nature and posture .But you know, reality and perception are two different things; The perception of Nigerians is that the National Assembly is tying down the progress of the Nation, when are we going to have an end to this and as a member of the important institution what is going on in the house ranging from leadership problem, committee positions and also what is exactly the role of the 8th Assembly in the change agenda that Nigerians are really looking forward to? Let me start by saying first and foremost leadership tussle has been at the front burner, if Nigerians say that the squabbles within the leadership have been tying down the country, that is perception and they may be right but when you look at the reality, the reality is that the house has startContinued on Page 36

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Plateau by-election: No PVC, stay clear of polling units - INEC warns

he Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has warned those without Permanent Voters’ Cards to stay away from the 42 polling units in by-election taking place today in Qua’an Pan North of Plateau State. The INEC Human Relations OĜcer, Mr Osaretin Imahiyereobo, gave the warning in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Qua’an Pan. ȽȽOnly those eligible voters who have their PVCs will be allowed access to the 42 polling units of the constituency to queue for

accreditation and voting proper. ȽȽAny person who Ěaunts this order will ęnd him or herself to blame as the security operatives will deal decisively with any intruder or mischief makers during the by-election,’’ he warned. Imahiyereobo said that all the human and material resources needed for the election was ready. He said that all the electoral materials, including the ballot papers, had been collected from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for onward movement to Qua’an Pan.

``INEC has completed the training of all the Ad-hoc staě and they will soon be deployed to their various polling units for the election. ``We have also concluded the training of all the Collation OĜcers, Supervisory/Presiding OĜcers for a successful and credible byelection in Qua’an Pan, ’’ he said. Imahiyereobo called on the people of the constituency to be law abiding and conduct themselves peacefully during and after the election for the development of the area and the state.

Kogi: How Audu’s son Mohammed emerged APC governorship candidate

eaders of All Progressives Congress (APC), in Kogi East Senatorial District have nominated Mohammed Audu, ęrst son of the late Prince Abubakar Audu, to replace him as the party’ s governorship candidate. Mohammed is said to be 43years old. The leaders, stakeholders and delegates who made this known in Lokoja on Thursday after a marathon meeting, said they arrived at the decision after due consultations . Their spokesman, Mr Daniel Isah, the Vice Chairman of APC in Kogi East, said they have resolved and are determined to back Mohammed to replace his father if the Na-

tional Working CommiĴee orders fresh primaries. Isah thanked the Independent National Electoral Commission and the national leadership of the party for the opportunity given to them to ęnd a replacement for Audu who died on November 23 at Ogbonicha, Ofu Local Government Area. He appealed to the national leadership of the party to give their decision utmost consideration and approval in the overall interest of the party and the state. Present at the meeting were Alhaji Lincho Ocheje, Hon. Hassan Omale, Hon. Benjamin Ikhani, and Sen. Emmanuel Dangana, among others.

I’m not happy with Nigerian politics - Lawmaker Continued from Page 35

ed working. Again, why do we have to quarrel, you will discover that the party wanted the House to go certain way, members decided to do other wise. The bottom line is that there is no independent candidate in Nigeria; We all have platforms by which we came in and the agitation by the people is that key sector of the economy, if you hand it over to people in the opposition, can they really assist the executive in driving those sectors. Well every politics is local and I won’t see myself belonging to APC and be canvassing the course of PDP, so that is where we have challenges but with the steps being taken by the leadership of the house now which I believe, the party is not also sleeping on it, I believe very soon, we are going to have common ground, even if the opposition would have some key committees and positions, it would not be positions that would stifle the change agenda of the executive and of the party APC. As at last week, the leadership within the party caucus still met and I believe, gradually we are going to find a common ground. The bottom line is that we must all skip personal interest and be able to key into the party interest, into the Nigeria interest and I believe this is what the leadership is working towards now but I must confess to you the leadership crisis was a sort

of setback but I believe it is no longer going to be a setback.” There is this general impression that the government of the APC in the last six months has been too slow, how would you rate the government since its inauguration on 29th May? Well the government has not been too slow; it is just that our expectations have no limit. I will say that anybody that is complaining about the government being too slow now, we should ask such a person what was his opinion in the last 16years, what were the observations raised by such person or groups in the last 16years. Was the past administration too fast or fast as expected, was the speed of the last administration able to produce desired results and anybody who knows, anybody who is suppose to know, anybody who has that sense to comprehend, will know that it is much easy to destroy than to build. If an administration is slow and the same administration has been able to take some steps blocking loopholes in revenue generation, recover looted funds despite the fact that trials of looters have not really started, improved electricity supply and sanity in the petroleum industry, people say that when you fight corruption, corruption fights back and that’s what we are seeing in respect of petroleum industry now. The current queue we are witnessing; I have have listened to people saying Buhari ought

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not to have paid subsidy, it is part of being methodical. when you are finding a lasting solution, you must find a need ground of keeping the system running and what would have happened assuming Buhari did not pay subsidy and we are having scarcity now, the blame will be that APC government scrapped subsidy and that is why we are facing this problem. I think we must rely on the saying that the worst decision is not to take a decision at all.We must be patient enough to go through the problem. As we are doing now, it could be painful but it’s always the darkest hour before dawn. When APC was campaigning they said there is no

magic, Buhari himself said there is no magic; people should not expect miracle instanta it has to be a gradual step before you build a house you must lay your foundation, it must be solid enough otherwise it will collapse. What we have in the past 16years has never been a construction, is not an edifice; it was just a pack of lines that has collapsed because it was not built on any solid foundation. The general trust of this administration is anti corruption but there is this perception that the National Assembly is peopled by corrupt elements. We’ve had cases of the leadership being taken to the Code of conduct tribunal, what

support can this administration get from the National Assembly with respect to its anti-corruption agenda? What APC is bringing to the table, what the executive is bringing to the table is change and when you talk about change, it has to do with if it is your right eye that is offending you must reprimand it by removing it and the president has said often times that there will be no sacred cow. If anybody in the National Assembly is found liable definitely, if we want the system to work, that person must be brought to book, must be tried and APC said rather than building personalities we would build institutions that will last, that will run even after the builders. Everywhere I go where the law works where the people are responsible and responsive, it is the institution that works, it is the system that works because if we don’t have a system that works then definitely we will not have responsible citizens so if you look at it, it’s an irony people will say why is Mr President not interfering why is he not finding political solutions, there is nothing like political solution. As a matter of fact, political solution is the bedrock of corruption; so if you really want to be part of the Change agenda, then you have to live above board and that is what exactly APC has promised and that is what it’s going to play out.

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Akwa Utd captain relishes Africa debut

fter playing a part in helping Akwa United win their ęrstever domestic title, the Federation Cup, last Sunday, the captain of the Uyo club, Otobong EĜong, has told npĚ.ng that he is savouring the chance of playing in the CAF Confederation Cup next year.

It is the ęrst time that the Promise Keepers played in the Federation Cup ęnal after almost two decades of their existence - 19 years to be precise. EĜong feels there is no beĴer time to win a ęrst domestic title as it coincides with their move to a new home - the Akwa Ibom Stadium also known as the Nest of Champions.

EĜong is of the view that they have not only lived up to their nickname, the Promise Keepers but have also showed that they are true champions with their home ground known as the Nest of Champions. “This is the happiest moment in my career,” EĜong told npĚ.ng as he clutched to the Federation

Cup geĴing set to go on the set of SuperSport TV for a sports magazine programme in Lagos on Tuesday. “You can only experience this kind of situation once because it is the ęrst time we are winning something big.” “All of this is happening so fast. The good part is that we have one of the best stadia in the country and we are so happy that we have been able to win something and our fans will now have a reason to celebrate.”The Akwa United defender also recalled that the club had a wretched season and escaped the drop by the whiskers on the last day. He believes that winning the Federation Cup has made up for their poor performance in the Glo Premier League. “Whenever I look back to the season, I am happy that we were able to stay in the (Glo) Premier League despite our struggles,” said EĜong to npĚ.ng. “I remember we started the season with a 0-0 draw against Enyimba in Aba but lost to FC Taraba at home.”

Injured Ike Uche resumes training in Mexico

igeria striker striker, Ikechukwu Uche, has resumed training in Mexico after he was sidelined for several weeks by a knee injury. The former Real Zaragoza forward started a light work out and will hope to be fully ęt soon. “Good work out today,” Ike Uche tweeted. The 31-year-old striker, who now plays for Tigres UANL in the Mexico

Premier League, has played just a game for the team, which was a CONCACAF Champions League game against El Salvador’s Isidro Metapan on September 24. His team won 2-1 with him scoring a goal after a long lay-oě due to injury and returned to treatment table as he got injured on his debut for Tigres. He joined them in the summer from La Liga side Villarreal.

hen Africa’s eight best teams meet in Senegal to contest the CAF Under-23 Africa Cup of Nations beginning this weekend, they will be playing for much more than continental bragging rights. On oěer is a much bigger prize: three tickets to the Men’s Olympic Football Tournament next summer in Rio de Janeiro. The two ęnalists and the winner of the third place play-oě match will represent the continent at next year’s Olympic games, and one thing is for sure: Africa will not be sending a rookie to Rio as all eight teams participating in Senegal have already competed at the Olympics and therefore ęrmly know what is at stake. Although Nigeria have been the dominant force in African youth football, it is Egypt who can claim the most number of appearances at the Olympics. The Pharaohs have played for Olympic gold 11 times with only a handful of countries around the world having reached the Olympics more often. The north Africans have been drawn into arguably the tougher qualifying group, which will play their matches in M’Bour. The Egyptians will face local rivals Algeria, Nigeria, as well as Mali, who are rapidly becoming one of the powerhouses of youth football, and who knocked out the title holders Gabon in qualifying. Nigeria, who in 1996 became the ęrst African country to win Olympic

gold, have not had the smoothest of preparations with coach Samson Siasia having been unable to secure the release of all his foreign-based players. Not making the trip to Senegal is Manchester City sensation Kelechi Iheanacho, as well as Granada’s Isaac Success. The laĴer’s late withdrawal from the ęnal squad has opened the door for Victor Osimhen, who secured the adidas Golden Boot at the recent Fifa U-17 World Cup with ten goals in seven matches, taking home the Golden Ball for good measure, as Nigeria successfully defended their title. Siasia’s own availability for the trip to Senegal was thrown in doubt shortly before the start of the tournament when his mother was kidnapped by armed bandits, and even though he has stated that he will coach the team, the situation is ongoing. The Dream Team VI, as the team is called, connecting them to the Dream Team that won gold in Atlanta, also had to endure an unscheduled emergency stop in Accra en route to a training camp in Gambia. All of that notwithstanding, the west Africans will go into the two-week tournament as one of the favourites. It is a role that the players have taken on. Taiwo Awoniyi, who is one of three European-based players in the squad and scored both goals in his side’s 2-1 victory against Congo DR in the ęnal qualifying round, is conędent the team can do well.

Martins not ready to quit Eagles

igerian striker, Obafemi Martins says he is not thinking about calling time on his career at international level. Martins made his senior debut for Nigeria in 2004 and has since gone on to score 18 goals in 41 appearances for the Super Eagles. The striker says he is surprised he is still playing at a high level as he never imagined the scenario when he earned his ęrst cap. “I have been playing professional football for 16 years and to be honest, I never knew I would last this long,” Martin told supersport.com. The aĴacker said he has adapted his game over the years and takes care of his body to remain relevant in the game. “As you get older, you have to realize that there are certain things you do as a young footballer that you can no longer do when you are older. “When I was at Inter man, one of my closest friends, (former Italy international), Christian Vieri advised me on how to stay long in the game

and I must say his words have proved wise. “I was surprised when the coach (Sunday Oliseh) recalled me to the (Nigeria) squad but I know I can still do it because I am playing well for my club, SeaĴle Sounders. “Everyday, I wake up, I work hard and to be honest, I am not thinking of quiĴing just yet,” he said. Obagol, as Martins is nicknamed, has been in great form in the United States’ Major League Soccer (MLS), scoring 15 goals in 24 matches this season.

Newswatch Times, Saturday, November 28, 2015

Sports Update

Ex-FIFA boss hospitalised in Rio

oao Havelange, the 99-year old former president of FIFA, has been hospitalised with respiratory problems, doctors said on Friday. His condition is “stable,” Rio de Janeiro’s Samaritano hospital said in a brief statement. They would not say when he was interned. It is the second time

in two years that Havelange has been hospitalised for pulmonary issues. The former Olympic swimmer and ex-boss of the Brazilian Sports Confederation, was president of football’s governing body for 24 years until 1998. He resigned as it’s honorary president amid corruption allegations in 2013. %ODWWHU

Swiss agree to send bank info regarding FIFA cases to US

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Oliseh to reinforce home Eagles defence, midfield for CHAN

uper Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, will ring a few changes ahead of the African Nations Championship in Rwanda. Oliseh who qualięed his side for the tournament with a 2-0 aggregate win at the expense of Burkina Faso wants stiě competition for places in his team. According to a team source, Oliseh who is yet to lose a competitive game while in charge of the Super Eagles, wants more options to pick from in defence and

midęeld. “With the team resuming in the second week of December the coach wants to beef up his defence and possibly the midęeld as well,” the source told Completesportsnigeria.com. “He’s not too convinced with the rightback Solomon Kwambe and is looking for a player to rival Kwambe to make him buckle up or rather replace him. “Oliseh also needs back-up for Chima Akas who has been outstanding so far.”

wiss justice oĜcials have issued their ęrst order to send bank information to U.S. prosecutors who in May charged 14 soccer oĜcials and sports-rights marketers with racketeering, money laundering and bribery. Folco Galli, a Federal OĜce of Justice spokesman, said on Thursday the order was the ęrst regarding information from Swiss banks as requested by the U.S. Justice Department as part of its pursuit of corruption linked

to world soccer body FIFA. “An order always aěects a single holder of one or multiple accounts at a single bank,” Galli said. “As a result, the OĜce of Justice still has to issue numerous additional orders.” The name of the account holder and the bank involved were not released. The holder has 30 days to lodge an appeal with the Swiss Federal Criminal Court. The United States has submiĴed numerous

requests for legal assistance since March to its Swiss counterpart in connection with FIFA. In response, Swiĵerland has blocked several accounts at Swiss banks where bribery money is alleged to have Ěowed. U.S. Department of Justice indictments of the 14 people, including two ex-FIFA vicepresidents, indicate conspirators made transfers to accounts in at least two Zurich banks: Bank Julius Baer and the Swiss unit of Israel’s Bank Hapoalim

BM . FIFA, dogged by corruption accusations for many years, was pitched into crisis when police raided a Zurich hotel in late May on the eve of a congress, arresting several oĜcials. The soccer organization has since suspended its president, Sepp BlaĴer, and European soccer boss Michel Platini over a 2 million Swiss franc ($1.95 million) payment, which BlaĴer says was a “gentleman’s agreement” for services. ($1 = 1.0237 Swiss francs)

Samson Siasia to succeed in a terrain he has recorded success several times,

“ With Coach Siasia leading the team, Nigerians are conędent that the team will not only earn the Olympics ticket in Senegal, but will also perform well in Rio and be among the top contenders for the gold medal which they narrowly missed at Beijing 2008 Olympics when they lost to Argentina in the ęnal’’ said Dalung. He urged the players to be dedicated and focused, as honour and glory await them at the end of the championship.

Dalung urges U-23 team to go for glory in Senegal

he Honourable Minister of Youth and Sports, Barr Solomon Dalung, has urged Nigeria’s Under-23 team participating in the Africa Under-23 Football Championships, which begins tomorrow in Senegal, to go for glory. In a statement , Barr Dalung assured the team of the unalloyed support of all Nigerians including President Muhammadu Buhari. Nigeria is in Group B where they will face Egypt, Algeria and Mali. The championship is the qualifying tournament for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, Brazil. The competition will run from November 28 to December 12, 2015 in Senegal. The top three teams from the competition will qualify to represent Africa at Rio 2016. The opening game will be between Senegal and South Africa while Nigeria will play their ęrst game against Mali on November 29 at the

5000-seater Caroline Faye Stadium, Mbour. Dalung said he has conędence in Coach

Mane not f or sale – Koeman

outhampton manager, Ronald Koeman, has reiterated that the club will not sell Senegal forward Sadio Mane. The Dutchman, who took a similar stance in August, said the club will not be leĴing any players leave in the January transfer window. “You can ask again about Sadio, Manchester United, Chelsea, but we will sell nobody in January,” Koeman said, following reports

linking the 23-year-old with a move to United. Mane has scored six goals this season. Koeman, 52, said the lure of Champions League football remains a sticking point to convincing players to commit to mid-level clubs in the long-term. “They are showing qualities, and then of course big teams are interested,” he added. “It’s a normal progress of players who are developing themselves.”

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