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Death toll hits 19, as 7 more die in hospitals Jonathan, Service chiefs in crucial meeting U.S, France, CAN, Northern govs condemn attack Pg.11 We’ll help Nigeria fight terror –U.S govt Rescue workers appeal for blood donation

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ith no group yet claiming responsibility, the death toll yesterday rose to 19 from the Thursday night terrorist bombing at Nyanya, a suburb of Abuja. At the last count, seven more victims of the blast reportedly died in various hospitals where they were admitted. They were among those that were seriously injured, the Federal Capital Territory. FCT police command, DSP Altine ! " while those on admission in hospitals on account of their injuries are now 60. D.S.P Altine said the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, his DIG Operation and >>Continued on Pages g 2&3

L-R: Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Usman Jibrin; Chief of Army Staff; Lt.-Gen Kenneth Minimah; Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar and Chief of Defence Staff, Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh at the Security Council meeting in Abuja...yesterday. PHOTO: NAN

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olice said yesterday that the number of kidnapped schoolgirls who remain missing in Borno State is 276, up by more than 30 from a previous estimate. They said the actual number abducted by the Islamic extremists on April 14 was more than 300. Associated Press yesterday quoted Police Com-

missioner Tanko Lawan as saying that 53 girls have so far escaped from their captors. He said the known number of abducted girls rose because students from other schools were brought into one school ter all schools in Borno State by Islamic extremists.

The ability of authorities to get a handle on how many girls by poor communications, with phone service under a state of emergency and travel made dangerous on roads where travellers are frequently attacked by the militants. “That is why, after the unfortunate incident, there

around,� Lawan said. The mass abduction comes in conjunction with two bombings in three weeks in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja. Hundreds of women protested the mass kidnapping in at least three cities this week and the failure of security forces to rescue the girls. >>More on Page 4

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Death toll hits 19, as 7 more die in hospitals Continued from Page 1

the FCT Police Commissioner supervised rescue operations at the scene of the blast on Thursday night. But residents of Nyanya area believe that the casualty ! as many human parts and + #

around the scene of the explosion yesterday morning. “I believe the victims would !/ 2 # Police would always want to # of such incidents,� a resident told Saturday Newswatch. Besides Altine, Force Public 34 5 2 7 at a news conference in Abuja yesterday. Spokesperson of the De-

partment of State Services (DSS), Marilyn Ogar, and an

' 8 gency Management Agency <'87=> % Mba said six other persons, apart from the 60 injured, had been treated and discharge from various hospitals. He also announced the recovery of three unexploded ? $ 8@ $ $ <?8 > that they have since been rendered safe. “Investigations are ongoing, and we appeal to the citizens to rally round the security forces at this critical point in our history. It will take the unity of all of us to defeat terror,’’ Mba said, declining comments, however,

on whether any arrest had been made. “I will not speak at this stage on ongoing investigations, but investigations are ongoing and we will release the facts when it is right to do so.� Also, Ogar solicited the cooperation of all Nigerians, if the country must win the war against terrorism. 4 E J& 2 our security into our hands because the security agencies cannot do it all alone; it must be collective. The call here is for all Nigerians to rally round security agencies; it is not a time to say ‘they are not doing what they are supposed to do’. “The number of security personnel in the country is

very small compared to the population; rally round us through information, no information is useless,’’ Ogar pleaded. Corroborating the police '87=K QR 53 8 gency Management Agency <587=> = * = ? said a total of 85 persons were involved in the blast, 60 persons currently receiving treatment in hospitals while six persons were promptly treated and discharged from Asokoro General Hospital yesterday. The DG, who gave the made available to Saturday Newswatch, yesterday, by Mr Josie Mudasiru, the agency’s Head of Public Relations

Unit, in Abuja, called on residents to donate blood to the victims at the various hospitals to save their lives. J587= $ various hospitals in the city. and their status show that Asokoro Hospital has 34 in* ] / 7 ^ pital has one injured, zero / & ^ injured, three dead; National Hospital has three injured, @ / 5 4 ^ pital has six injured, zero dead; Nyanya Hospital has four injured, zero dead and six discharged; Gwagwalada Teaching Hospital has one injured, zero dead; Custom Hospital has four injured, zero dead; Mararaba Hospital has one injured, zero dead and Paf Private Hospital has $ * _ ` said. Idriss, who called on the residents to remain calm and cooperate with the security operatives, expressed gratitude to those who responded to the call for blood donation = q blast. Thursday’s explosion oc-

curred a few metres from the Nyanya Motor-Park where = q 2 than 72 persons. The police authority had on the day of the blast told jour " # ! $ degrees of injuries. Although were provisional, the PRO of the Police Force Headquarters, Frank Mba, pointed out that the security agencies would immediately commence investigations into the matter. “At this stage, it is too early for us to begin to speak or speculate regarding who did what, why and how. If there are further developments, we will inform you accordingly,� he said. Mba urged Nigerians not to engage in blame game as security operatives had also been casualties at one time or the other. J& # country great disservice if we begin to go into blame games. I think what we need is to pool our resources together, pool our energy together and unite against terror,� the Force PRO said.

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he Village Head of Nyanya in Abuja, Alhaji Haruna Shuaibu, yesterday, urged the Federal Government to deploy Imo State indigenes disengaged from Abia State Public Service in 2011 appealing to Gov Rochas Okorocha to come more security personnel to their aid, during the 2014 May Day celebration in Owerri...Thursday to his domain to check the spate of bombings in the area. Making the appeal at the scene of the May 1 blast, Shuaibu said: “enough is enough.� ``There was an explosion in Nyanya on April 14 and it happened again on May Saminu Ibrahim, Abuja the government, neither is it They seek to decimate us as a der check and ensure that the 1. We complained to the he ruling People’s Demo- $ people, destroy our common blood of the slain was not shed security agencies, we need cratic Party (PDP), yester- all Nigerians are under attack. heritage and bring our nation in vain,� the statement further more security. Innocent people are dying; we want day, called on the citizen- Ordinary people and regular to its knees, but they will surely said. It added that it will never government to assist us ry to stand up and join hands citizens have remained general fail. They cannot intimidate with the government to end targets of these enemies of our us, we shall not be cowed, we compromise its belief in Nige- and mobilise more security country. refuse to be frightened and we rians and the Nigerian project, agencies to Nyanya and let terrorism in Nigeria. “Hundreds of innocent Ni- will not be destroyed. Let them and urged the people not to be these bombings come to an Also, it charged all Nigerians to jettison parochial interests gerians - Muslims and Chris- know that our common re- forlorn adding that a brighter end.’’ The village head said traand join forces with govern- tians alike - have had their lives solve to live as one people un- future awaits the nation in no ditional rulers in the area, ment by exposing terror ele- brutally ended by the wicked der God remains irrevocable,� distant time. “As a party entrusted with including the Karu chiefments, noting that it is the ordi- acts of these terrorists. Our peo- the party stated. “To win this battle, all the sacred mandate of leader- dom, would soon storm nary people that are victims of ple, businessmen and women, professionals, including secu- citizens must come together ship, the PDP will never com- the National Assembly to insurgency in the country. PDP National Publicity Sec- rity men, doctors and nurses, and present a common front promise or jettison its belief and register their protest over retary, Mr. Olisa Metuh, in a lawyers, artisans, market against terrorism irrespective commitment to the national in- the bombings in the area. Also, the Chairman, statement yesterday, said Nige- women, civil servants, farm- of our religious, political and % & rians must realize that regular ers, school children, clerics, ar- % & our belief in Nigerians and the Abuja Municipal Area citizens have generally become tistes, old men and women and refuse to be slaughtered by our ' * % & Council, Mr Micah Jiba, targets irrespective of religious bread winners pursuing legiti- enemies; we must show brav- that working together, our na- told newsmen that the mate endeavors have been bru- ery, go beyond shedding tears tion will come out of these chal- Nyanya motor park would and forcefully support our lenges, a stronger, more united soon be moved to ``somemust stand up and join hands talized and slaughtered. “Those behind these devil- government and our security and more peaceful nation where else’’, but declined # $ ish acts seek mainly to intimi- men and women by exposing where all will live in peace and to give details. against terrorism. Jiba said the relocation The PDP said: “Nigeri- date, cow, frighten and destroy terrorist elements and their unity irrespective of ethnic, reans must realize that it is no us thereby imposing a regime backers among us. That is the - was one of the measures being taken to address the longer about the President or of terror, anarchy and chaos. only way to put the enemy un- es,� the statement concluded.

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security challenge. ``I want to tell you that very soon; we will relocate this park to somewhere else. ``My appeal to the people who are behind this bombing is that they should stop it, they should be their brothers’ keeper,’’ Jiba urged. Meanwhile, Pastor Simon Dolly, the National President, Youth Wing, Christian Association of Nigeria (YOWICAN), has appealed to Nigerians to Dolly, who also spoke to newsmen yesterday at the scene of the blast in Nyanya, lamented that innocent Nigerians, especially youths, were the victims of the explosions. ``This issue (bombing) ! Nigerian masses are crying, the innocent, especially the youths are killed every day in this country for no reason. ``What is happening today is not a religious issue, neither is it tribal nor regional, but a plan to destroy this country. ``Nigerians must put

evil (terrorism), if not, this thing will not stop.’’

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Terrorism: Jonathan in crucial meeting with Service chiefs Police recover three un-expended bombs By Akin Orimolade, Editor, Northern Operation & Clement Nwoji, Abuja

med Abubakar; National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd) and orty-eight hours after Director-General of the the second Nyanya State Security Service, Ita terrorists bomb blast, Ekpeyong. Those present included President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday held a cru- 3 4 cial security meeting with Air Chief Marshal Alex ƒ / 3 = 4 the nation’s service chiefs. Yesterday’s meeting Lieutenant- General Kenstarted at about 11 am and neth Tobia Minimah; Chief adjourned for break by ' $ 4 „ = 1.30 pm but reconvened by ral Usman Jibrin; Chief of = 4 = 7 = 4 pm. emola Nunayon Amosu. However, the afternoon meeting in the morning was attended by Vice session had in attendance President Mohammed some minsters, including Namadi Sambo and Min- the Coordinating Minister ister of Defense, General for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Aliyu Gusau (rtd), Service Okonjo-Iweala; InformaChiefs, the Inspector-Gen- tion Minister, Mr Labaran eral of Police, Moham- Maku; Interior, Abbah

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Moro; Trade and Investments, Olusegu Aganga; the Director General of the Economic Summit Group, Frank Nweke Jr.; among others. The meeting was not # solution against the reoccurring bomb blasts, the over 200 abducted young school girls from Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, and concerns about ensuring adequate security throughout next week when Nigeria is billed to hoste the World Economic Forum, Africa 2014, in Abuja. = statement was issued at -

port, there were speculations that there might yet be another shake-up in the leadership of the security forces and agencies. The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Abubakar is due to retire in July while the Commandant General of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, Dr. Ade Abolurin got an extension of service two years ago. While the leadership of the armed forces and other security agencies were meeting, the police announced yesterday that its Anti-Bomb Squad had recovered three un-expended bomb devices around the scene of the bomb explosion.

Boko Haram: 103 military, paramilitary personnel end training on counter-insurgency Baba Negedu, Kaduna

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# ]€ ers and personnel from 11 security agencies and the Nigerian Army have concluded a one-month long training exercise on handling internal security in the country. # + and counter insurgency operations took place at the Armed 5 3 4 College (AFCSC), Jaji Kaduna State. AFCSC Commandant, Air Vice Marshal John Chris Ifemeje told participants a the training tagged “Exercise Haske Biyu� that knowledge gained at the training will amount to waste if they fail to apply it for the sake of synergy in the conduct of counter-insurgency and internal security operation in the country. Speaking at the closing ceremony, the Commandant explained that the exercise was $ which include lecture on internal security environment an role of each security agency, as well as discussions on operational experiences of the Nigerian Armed Forces in the internal security operations. He said, in line with the college’s desire to make training as realistic as possible to address-

ing contemporary challenges, the training was a big deviation from the usual crowd dispersal demonstration. The commandant contended that “the planning for internal # + and counter insurgency operations by the military and paramilitary agencies was covered in the 5th module. To achieve that, participants were given four problems which were aimed at exercising them on the procedure and practices guiding the conduct of joint operations to counter internal security threats.� Speaking earlier, the Director of Joint Studies AFCSC, Brig. Gen Benjamin Ahanotu said the design of the training was such that many decisions were left to the players with the aim of encouraging the participants to value the importance of joint consultation, sharing of information and freedom of action. The 103 participants were drawn from the Nigerian Customs Service, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Nigerian Immigration Service, Federal Fire Service, Department of State Security, Defence Intelligence Agency, Nigeria Intelligence Agency, Federal Road Safety Commission and the media among others.

Terror: Police chief, stakeholders meet in Ibadan Olaide Oyelude, Ibadan

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Buhari Musa, one of the injured victims of the Nyanya bomb explosion lying at the National Hospital in Abuja...yesterday

Northern Govs flay Nyanya blast, condole with victims’ families Justina Asishana, Minna

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he Northern States Governors Forum (NSGF) yesterday expressed shock and bemoaned the Thursday night bomb blast at Nyanya, a suburb of Abuja. According to a statement by the Chairman of the Forum and Governor of Niger State, Dr Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu, the Federal and state governments have been adopting measures to end insecurity in the country only to have

Mourn ex-dep Senate President,Wash Pam Thursday’s unfortunate incident occur. The statement signed by Aliyu’s spokesman, Mr. Danladi Ndayebo reads: “The Northern States Governors Forum is pained that the latest blast is coming at a time when the federal and state governments were putting all measures in place to end the menace of insecurity in the nation.� The Forum also commiserated with the fami-

lies of those killed in the blast and assured that it will continue to contribute its quota to ensure that peace returns to the country. Aliyu said governors remain firm, focused and would continue to support security agencies in the discharge of their responsibility of protecting lives and property of the citizens. The Forum also paid tribute to Second Republic Deputy Senate

President, Senator John Wash Pam, who died on Thursday at the age of 73 years. Governor Aliyu described the late Senator Wash Pam as an uncommon leader whose commitment to the upliftment of his people was never in doubt, adding that he was a diligent and committed parliamentarian who worked for the upliftment of the people at all times.

eputy Inspector General of Police in charge of investigations, Peter Gana, yesterday, in Ibadan, met with various stakeholders in the state including hoteliers, commercial vehicle drivers, institutions , school teachers, bankers and members of vigilante groups, among others, sensitizing them about current security challenges in Nigeria and calling for a synergy among all, including security operatives, to nail the problem in the head. Declared the DIG at the meeting: “Although we don’t have the problem of insurgents here but that should not stop us from collaborating and forming a synergy to tackle the problem. If you notice any strange object in your community or a strange car parked suspiciously in your motor park, challenge those who park the vehicle and also draw the attention of security operatives to it. “I am not saying we should take laws into our hands but we can always arrest the culprits and hand them over to security operatives. “Let us restore our lost rich values including the culture of discipline in our various homes. If all of us are collectively disciplined, crime will be minimized in our society. If Mr. ‘A’ is a victim today, you could be the victim tomorrow. Don’t keep quiet. It is better you even give false alarm than not to talk

at all. “We cannot be everywhere at all time. Because of complex nature of human being, you don’t know when the criminals will strike again. These people committing crime are just few and we can all collectively tackle them. “The new dimension now is mass murder where the culprits are not only interested in your property but also in taking your life. You plan for war also in time of peace. Your weapon is security. We should tackle the issue of insecurity collectively.� 2 various suggestions to improve security situation in the state and in the country in general, among which is provision of jobs for unemployed youths, better funding of the police, discouraging people who are not passengers from leaving behind their vehicles for a long time at motor parks, the need for people to stop worshiping money, reporting of people with suspicious character to law enforcement agents and regular enlightenment of students on general security and the need for them (students) to shun vices and ills of the society. The police boss had earlier at # men of the force to be closer to their various communities and respect the rights of individual Nigerians with a view to getting necessary information that will assist them (the police) in their security operations.

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Cover We’re appalled by mass kidnap of Chibok school girls – Canada ...Condemns terrorist attacks in Nigeria Taiye Agbaje, Abuja

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anada, yesterday, condemned the abduction of the schoolgirls along with other terrorist acts by the Boko Haram insurgents. It said it would continue to closely monitor the situation and work with Nigeria to combat terrorism and secure the welfare of its children and youth. The country’s Foreign " # $ Baird, in a statement made available to Saturday Newswatch in Abuja, said he was concerned especially with the recent “reports that suggest they may be forced into marriage� by

the terrorists. “These acts are absolutely repugnant and will never be tolerated. We are concerned about the safety and wellbeing of these girls,� he said. He stressed that Canada would continue to promote the human rights of women and girls worldwide, including working with the international community to end the practice of child, early and forced marriages. On December 30 last year, Canada listed Boko Haram as a terrorist organisation. Canada’s Criminal Code criminalises membership in, and the transfer of money to support Boko Haram.

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use of the security reports available to him as the < 9 => Borno State. His words: “The State governor should be answerable to the de-generation of the activities of Boko Haram in Borno State. Tell me; where was the governor when recruitment of members of the sect was allegedly being carried out across the State? Tell me where the governor was when the Boko Haram sect was deploying materials to the vast Sambisa forest without the security agents or informants noticing that such things were being taken into a forest for erection of camps. If the governor says he didn’t know about the activities of Boko Haram at the early be a leader.�

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Phase 1 block of the Secretariat. Besides the thorough checking people were being subjected to, Identity Card was also demanded as condition to be allowed access into the buildings. At the FCT administration secretariat, Area 11, it was the same process as workers and visitors were made to undergo security checks before being allowed in. The Police Force PRO, & # with journalists at the scene of the blast on Thursday, had assured that investigations would commence on stall a repeat.

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News FG’ll not negotiate with Boko Haram, declares Mark Sylvester Idowu, Asaba

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Rescue workers clearing the bomb blast scene in Nyanyan, Abuja...yesterday.

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2015 is more than do-or-die, Asari Dokubo warns

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iery ex-militant leader and founder of the Niger Delta Vigilante Force, (NDVF), Alhaji Mujahid Asari-Dokubo, has warned leaders of Boko Haram, the Muslim insurgents based in the North, that no amount of threat can stop President Goodluck Jonathan’s second term bid in 2015. He also declared that the interventionist agency, the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has come to stay and that no president of Nigeria, comes from, can scrap it or reduce the 13 per cent derivation currently given to oil-producing states of the Niger Delta. He said: “They have started oo! The leader of Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau, said in a video that we should not play with them. He said, ‘Goodluck, I am coming for you. Niger Delta, we are coming for you’. Are we going to allow them to shoot the guns and throw the bombs? That is when we will dance.� Asari thundered: “2015 is more than do-or-die. It is our very survival that is being challenged, and we must tell them. You are a man and I am a man, we are going to meet at the Q be watchful. The enemies should not be allowed.� The ex-militant leader, who spoke in Port Harcourt at the First Phase of the NDDC strategic partnership for Niger Delta ex-militants under the Presidential Amnesty Programme, declared: “In this region, there will be only one vote. The people from the North have said

that they should scrap the NDDC, that they should reduce the 13 per cent and that nobody owns oil.� Asari continued: “We have to gather again and tell them (North) that they cannot dare it. The North cannot scrap the NDDC. The North cannot reduce the 13 per cent derivation U it now, they will see. It is because our brother is the president that we are hanging on peacefully�. He told the management of the NDDC that it was uncharitable of politicians from the Niger Delta to > key government positions and later turn their back on the electorate or those who really need their services. He observed: “If we beg to pay our rents and our children’s school fees, then what is the meaning of life? What is the meaning of life if I stand at the gate of NDDC and beg anybody that comes in and goes out with money? Why would we allow our people to become beggars in the midst of plenty?� He maintained: “Whether you do the right until victory comes. You (the Managing Director of NDDC) never sent us. Nobody sent us. When we not know you. You never sponsored us. We fought because we believe that Q of our blood, sweat and pains, will treat us as small children, then, what have we gained in this struggle?� Asari, then, insisted: “Let us make it very clear

Goodluck Jonathan would not have been president of this country. It is because we fought that he became president. It is insulting to give us water hyacinth contract. I have the capacity to construct Q ! vehicles have started going to Nembe, and that is a miracle�. X Z [Q should you bring Dantata to take the road to Ekrigbo? Does he know the road to Ekrigbo? Why should you bring Dangote to take the road to Kula? Does he know the road to Kula? It is we who know the road and where bridges can be constructed. We are not small children and we should not be insulted. We demand that contract jobs for our people should not be limited to N100 million one-kilometre road because that is an insult on our people.� Asari pleaded with the MD to have a programme for the poor women whom, he said, go to the gate at the NDDC. “Even though the water hyacinth is too small, you must increase the slot to go round. We must introduce improved agricultural seedlings to our farms for our people, installation of transformers in our communities, drawing the national grid to our towns and villages because the gas that provides electricity is underneath our foot. We must provide foreign training for all our people who are ready to learn,� he said. The Managing Director \]]< Q Dan-Abia, said the new management of the NDDC has been walking

round the clock to see how it can reposition the region, adding “that explains why we have not been able to meet you until today. So, we thought it was necessary to meet with you.� “My business today is to use this opportunity to welcome you to this interactive session, salute you for your courage, thank you for your patriotism and thank you for your collectively. It is through that today the world has come to appreciate the challenges and the problems of the Niger Delta region.� Dan-Abi emphasized: “You will agree with me that all those struggles have not been in vain. I also want to use this opportunity to remind us once again that the commission was set up by an Act of Parliament. There is a law that set up this commission and at every point in time; we are guided by the rules and regulations that established the NDDC.� X Z [U through that over the years, some things were done in certain ways, sometimes, you appreciate, sometimes, you don’t appreciate. The truth is that over the years, this commission has been so exposed to so many commitments many projects that are all over the region are uncompleted. So, the time has come that we must tell ourselves the truth that we cannot continue like this. We need to sit down, review our situation and collectively resolve to move the region forward.�

enate President, David Mark, yesterday said the Federal Government would not negotiate with Boko Haram insurgents on the abduction of over 234 school girls. He, therefore, charged the government to declare war on the insurgents, while also decrying the spate of bombings and abduction by the sect. Senator Mark gave the charge in Asaba while ceremony ofthe late ObiQ = of Chief Uche Okpuno. He said with the recent abduction of school children by the sect, the sect had gone beyond their bounds and touched the heart of the nation, noting that it is now time to take the war to the sect’s stronghold. According to him, “the country will never negotiate with the sect as long as they have those abducted children with them. They have touched the heart and soul of Nigerians with this abduction. The time to negotiation with them has passed. We will take the war to their doorstep.� Senator Mark urged the Federal Government to intensify military actions against the sect to bring back the abducted children, insisting government has to wage war against the sect to preserve the sovereignty of the country. The Senate president

warned the Boko Haram sect and their sponsors not to test the will and resolve of Nigerians and the Federal Government. Senator Mark charged parents to live up to the responsibility of bringing up their children in godly ways to imbibe virtues and become good citizens of the country rather than becoming terrorist that exhibit criminal tendencies, adding that “parents will share some blame when their children turn out to be miscreants in the society.� Moreover, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Senate Deputy Chief Whip, Senator Hosea Ayo Agboola, has pleaded with Nigerians to support President Goodluck Jonathan with prayers in order to checkmate the spate of insurgency, which has claimed many innocent lives in the country. Speaking in Ibadan as a guest at an event organised by the League of Veteran Journalists, Oyo State chapter, the Senator described the bombings as callous and barbaric. He added that he believes that with God all things are possible, and

President Jonathan whom he said is leaving no stone unturned to holistically address the problem. He prayed to God to touch the heart of the youths (Boko Haram) to enable them change their evil ways and stop destroying the country.

Free press, tool for development – NGE Tunde Busari

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resident Nigeria Guild of Editors, Femi Adesina, has described free press as a means to achieve national development goals. Adesina said this in a release in commemoration of the World Press Freedom Day held annually on May 3. Aside from facilitating national growth, he said, a free press would also engender in Nigerians the spirit of a collective desire. While he acknowledged some improvement in media practice in Nigeria, he, however, lamented the fate of journalists as regards infringement of their fundamental human rights. “Only recently, an editor was abducted from his home in Lagos,

manhandled for 12 hours, and driven to another state, where he was slammed with charges of sedition. Journalists are still harassed, intimidated, brutalised, and even killed outright,� he said. ! the failure of law enforcement agencies to unravel cases of some journalists killed in line of their duties. He stated that assault on the media is to the detriment of all the practitioners. “With 70 journalists killed worldwide last year, 211 held in various prisons, and well over 1,000 killed since 1992, let us use this occasion of World Press Freedom Day to rededicate ourselves as a country to a free press, which can work without intimidation, harassment and interference,� he said.

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No official position on zoning of A’Ibom guber seat – Etiebet Bassey Anthony, Uyo

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ember, Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atuekong Dan Etiebet, has rubbished the decision of the Akwa Ibom State chapter of the party to zone the governorship seat to Eket Senatorial District. The former petroleum minister said as a founding member of the PDP, he was aware that the party has no > { hence the purported zoning of the governorship seat to Eket Senatorial District does not receive

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According to him, the PDP as a party cannot take a resolution on how to zone the governorship seat to a particular senatorial district while barring other aspirants from contesting, adding that the action was undemocratic as it excludes aspirants from other areas from contesting. His words: “All what I am saying is that there is ']' > on zoning. Zoning arises as a result of consensus. The party as I know cannot take a resolution to say that we zone the governorship to so and so constituency and barred other people

Rights Group decries senators jumbo pay Sylvester Idowu, Warri

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Warri-based human rights group yesterday decried the annual take home pay of a Senator put at N250 million from expressing their as against the N18,000 interest. That doesn’t hold monthly minimum wage of water. the average Nigerian worker. “But we leaders in In its message to this year’s the process of electing a Workers Day celebration, gubernatorial candidate the Forum for Justice and can say that let us support Human Rights Defence so and so person but that (FJHD) in conjunction with is in our mind and that we the Centre for Vulnerable shall express that during and Underprivileged voting. Everybody should (CENTREP) condemned the be allowed to express their slave wage paid workers in intentions and aspirations the country and called for an and then go to the people urgent review. to receive this voting. According to the message “What I talked about is signed by the national coordinator of FJHD, saying that only aspirants Mr. Oghenejabor Ikimi, from a certain part of the the group noted that the state should be the only one Nigerian worker with a to go. That is not proper.� minimum wage of N18,000 per month remains the cheapest labourer and most impoverished in the world. “We members of the Forum for Justice and Human Rights Defence, (FJHD) in conjunction with the Centre for the Vulnerable

and the Underprivileged (CENTREP) decry the slave wage paid the Nigerian worker who toils night and day to make a living and we call for the immediate review of same as they deserve more. “The Nigerian worker with a minimum wage of N18,000 per month remains the lowest paid labourer and the most impoverished in the world, hence we are using this occasion to renew our call for a living wage for the Nigerian worker employed in public and private multinational concerns,� it added. The group noted that it was inexplicable that while the minimum wage of a Nigerian worker is put at N18,000 per month, a Nigerian Senator receives the sum of N250 million annually in terms of salaries, allowance and other emoluments stressing that it would take the Nigerian worker whose monthly wage is N18,000 per month more than a century to equal the one year pay packet of the Senator representing his Senatorial District.

Edo Central accuses Oshiomhole of marginalisation ThankGod Ofoelue, Benin City.

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san People’s Forum, (EPF) the umbrella body of the people of Edo North, and kinsmen to Board of Trustees chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Anthony Anenih has accused Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole of tribalism and marginalisation. L-R: Akwa Ibom State Governor, Godswill Akpabio; Secretary to the State government, Mr. Udom Emmanuel and The group expressed his wife, and the state Chairman, Nigerian Labour Congress, Comrade Unyime Usoro, during the Workers’ Day its displeasure in a press celebration in Uyo Township Stadium, Uyo...recently. release signed by its leaders, Engr. Julius Akpede, Mr Lawrence Odiase and Barrister G. O. Uwangue Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa to the state House of noted that the move is to and made available to and skills as major Assembly to provide a guarantee the security of Saturday Newswatch, where challenges militating he Bayelsa State legal framework for the the funds for stakeholders it listed cases of deliberate against the growth of Governor, Seriake establishment of a Small and develop a robust steps taken by the governor small businesses in the Dickson, has and Medium Enterprises SMEs programme for to sideline the zone and its state. the empowerment of the disclosed that a bill (SMEs) Trust Fund. people. Dickson, who stated this The governor who would be forwarded It expressed shock that the at the opening ceremony of the 20th International age-old College of Education, Conference on Small Igueben was downgraded and Medium Enterprises to a mere technical school, a Sylvester Idowum Asaba “Let me assure the workers occasion to disclose that his at the Banquet Hall of that at the end of the year, administration will employ Government House in overnor Emmanuel we will work out something more teachers and health Yenagoa, tasked delegates Uduaghan of Delta workers within the next few to the conference to State Thursday, be extra payment for the weeks in addition to the Biodun Akomolafe assured workers in the state workers,� he said. ongoing employment into challenges confrontings ollowing the bombing that the sub-sector. He acknowledged that the Delta State civil service. working conditions and unemployment has become occurred in the Nyanya He announced He lamented that some extra pay at the end of the a area of Abuja on Thursday global phenomenon, unscrupulous persons government’s desire to year to enable them meet the explaining that leaders were trying to thwart inject N20 billion into night, security around Murtala of countries have been government’s good intention SMEs development, Muhammed Airport, Lagos, yuletide season. forced to resign because to conduct fresh recruitment which he said would be has received further boost. Giving the assurance of their inability to tackle into the state’s civil service further expanded to the While more security during the 2014 Workers’ unemployment. personnel made up of armed by collecting money from tune of N30 billion. Day celebration in Asaba, Governor Dickson, security personnel from the “The biggest challenge prospective job seekers Uduaghan observed that today is unemployment, it is before the exercise even who hailed the World Nigeria Army, Airforce and workers deserved to be a worldwide phenomenon begins. Association for Small National Civil Defence Security motivated and appreciated and as a state, we are working He warned that anybody and Medium Enterprises, Corps (NCDSC) have been for the roles they are playing hard to reduce the number caught collecting money (WASME) for granting stationed at the domestic wing in ensuring increased of unemployed citizens,� the from job seekers would be Bayelsa the hosting right, of the airport, the international productivity, stable governor said, reiterating that made to face the full wrath said the conference was wing was however, more government and a virile “Under the Delta Beyond Oil, of the law, stating that his taking place at a period, " ! economy. we have been able to create administration will continue evening, shortly after the He disclosed that the extra opportunities for our women

} ] Nyanya bomb blast was made pay package, which would and youths to be engaged and “based on availability of fund the economy of the state public, cars were no longer become employers of labour.� and declared vacancies.� beyond the oil and gas allowed near the terminal state, was to encourage them building. era. The governor used the to always put in their best. All cars were directed to park

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big slap on the face of Chief Tom Ikimi, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC). EPF also described the appointments of Mr Jerry Obazele as the Head of Service, as well as Prof. (Mrs.) Agbebaku as Vice Chancellor of Ambrose Alli University, a son and daughter of Esan as Greek gifts. “Mr. Obazele was only appointed because he will soon retire from the civil service,� it said. The group accused the governor of grooming another candidate from his hometown to take over from Agbebaku without her completing her service. It warned the governor against ‘chauvinistic ethnic tendencies, via robbing other zones in the state of infrastructure to favour his own people’.

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acts emerged yesterday in Onitsha, Anambra State, on why the former governorship aspirant in the state on the platform of United Progressive Party (UPP), Dr. Okay Umeano, suddenly dropped his ambition. Fielding questions from newsmen, Umeano alleged that the national leader of the party, Chief Chekwas Okorie had earlier assured him of the party’s ticket, before

the event that forced him / reared its ugly head. According to him, his loyalists had commenced awareness campaigns when Okorie suddenly made u-turn by picking a wealthier person to replace him. He however consoled himself, saying, “at the end of the day the man who denied me the ticket could not contest election because he was advised by friends to drop his ambition.� Narrating his ordeal

he hinted further that in 2007 they founded APGA and left because of crisis, adding that, “before I left the All Progressives Grand Allliance (APGA) with Okorie to the UPP, I was former Governor Peter Obi’s campaign director.� On the election of Governor Willie Obiano, he recalled that he was among the advocates of the governor emerging from the North Senatorial District, urging his constituents to support the Obiano government.

He enjoined gubernatorial candidates from Anambra North who are now at the tribunal to withdraw their cases against Obiano, declaring that he has returned to APGA. He assured all that, “Obiano will develop the area like Ngige did in Idemili; Chimaroke Mbadinuju in Uli and Obi in Aniocha and other part of the state so that before you know it the entire state will be developed.�

eputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, has suggested change of strategy and use of science and technological devices Boko Haram insurgency. Speaking in Nsukka yesterday, Ekweremadu challenged scientists to develop devices that could be used to track insurgents. Ekweremadu stressed the need for collaboration between the military strategists and Nigerian scientists in tackling the menace. He also charged scientists \ solution to the worsening insecurity in the country. Ekweremadu, who was at the Centre for Basic

Space Science on a one > condolences to victims of Thursday bomb blast in Iyanya Abuja, and hoped for quick release of over 200 secondary school students abducted by the Boko Haram sect in Chibok, Borno State. He said: “I believe science security challenges in this country. I challenge scientists in this country to come up with a device that can track terrorists in their hideouts so that killing of innocent Nigerians will stop. [U

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Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, arriving the venue of the elections petition tribunal with his legal team yesterday.

Police arrest two FUTO students for kidnapping, robbery in Imo Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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wo students of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) had been arrested by the Imo State Police Command for alleged armed robbery and kidnapping. The suspects: Chijioke Benjamine (male) who resided at God’s lodge, Eziobodo, and Emma Amanze, also male, who lived at Shalon lodge, Nkara Moche fell into police net after two, using unknown phone numbers called her and demanded N400,000 kept with her by a friend who had just wedded. According to her, the suspects ordered her to take the money to a bush at Nekede in the Owerri West council, threatening to either kill or kidnap her if she failed to comply. Commissioner of Police, Abdulmajid Ali who paraded the suspects alongside others for sundry crimes before newsmen, recalled that upon receipt of the information, the command’s Scorpion Squad traced the location of the caller, stormed the area and blocked all exit routes.

He said it was when the suspects surfaced to collect the money that the police team rounded them up. ! <' suspects who he said were

the notorious syndicates that had been laying siege on Orlu, Orsu, Oguta and Isu local government areas in recent times. Ali said the culprits were

arrested on April 22, at Njaba after the kidnap of one Agara Wilson aged 30, from Amurie-Omanze, in the Isu local government areas of the state.

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nited progressives Party (UPP) governorship contender in Imo State, Dr. Osmond Ukanacho has challenged the Federal Government to evolve programmatic solutions to deal with the current insurgency in the country. He calledforceaselessprayers and fasting by Nigerians to end the insurgency, saying “we do not know who led us to where we are today but whoever it is, may God Almighty take care and bring them to shame.� He spoke at the first session of the third Synod of the Diocese on the Lake (Anglican Communion) with the theme “Lord teach us to pray,� held

at St. Marks Anglican Church, Ejemekwuru, Oguta Local Government Area, Imo State. Ukanacho who was bestowed with the prestigious “Nehemiah Award� by the diocese for his commitment and service to the church, reminded perpetrators of the insurgency and their sponsors that whatever seed they sow, they would reap. The politician who equally took exception to the rising youth unemployment in Nigeria, disclosed that he employed about 250 youths with manybrilliant indigent students enjoying scholarships through his foundation. He urged Ndigbo to wake from slumber to rediscover themselves in the national arrangement, donating new

bus to the church for continued evangelism. Bishop of the Bukuru Diocese, Rev. Jwan BN Zhumbes, in a sermon denounced the growing culture of arrogance and iniquity among public servants, enjoining them to be more humane and civil. The prelate cautioned that prayer should not be a time of gossip or slander but that to make supplications and to look for means of searching eternal life, saying, “when you pray, do not claim any form of righteousness because there is no single life that is not stained and when you stand before God, endeavour to be penitent and remorseful, describing sin as the summary of all that man does against God and which estrangers man from God.�

arious groups operating within the Onitsha metropolis of Anambra State have praised Governor Willie = + the menace of criminals in the commercial city since he

> ago. The groups agreed that Obiano has changed the wrong order, and brought sanity to Onitsha, adding that his government has arrested a total of 350 suspected criminals who are presently set to face trial. They expressed gratitude over the singular achievement and promised to do everything within their powers to support the

even as they enjoined other state governors to emulate him. Commenting on the new security situation, the state chairman of Anambra Muslim Council and leader of the Yoruba community in Onitsha,

Chief Abdulrahman Zubairu, said government’s and kidnappers was a clear demonstration of Governor Obiano’s courage and political will to liberate the state from the stranglehold of insecurity and create a conducive business environment. He assured the governor that the Muslim community as well as the Yoruba resident in the state would give him total support. Leader of the Hausa community in Onitsha, Alhaji Ilyasu Yushau, was no less enthusiastic about the improvement on security in and around Onitsha. He said Governor Obiano has recorded a huge success within > Onitsha and environs. Alhaji Yushua pointed out that a good number of his account of insecurity was gradually coming back.

Four policemen dismissed for collecting money for bail Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

Police Area Commander, Mr. Rabiu Garba (SP), Gwari also nambra State urged them to be prompt in police command their duty adding that “once has dismissed four you are caught collecting policemen for allegedly money for bail you are as good collecting money for the bail as sacked.� of suspects while two others He urged the public to call are undergoing Orderly Room > trial. policeman be seen collecting Disclosing this during bribe from any one. “If you his tour of Fegge Police see any police man collecting Division, Onitsha South Local money you should called my Government Area, Anambra number,� said. State, the Commissioner of Earlier, Garba had expressed Police, Mr. Usman Gwari, satisfaction that through

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 02/05/14

Market remains bearish, sheds 84 points Abiodun Awogbemi

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ransactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) after the workers’ day holiday ended the week in a bearish note as the equities market recorded another negative outing at the end of the week as the local bourse sheds 84 basic points lower than 109 points recorded last week. Market breadth remained weak for the four trading days. The All Share Index (ASI) recorded mixed daily outings during the week. The equities market though opened the week shedding 67 basic points and 31points on Monday and Tuesday respectively. The trend reversed after closing

‹ on Friday gaining 23 points ‹ + ] break on Thursday. The NSEASI and market capitalisation equally ÂŒĂ‰ ’…‡ ‡ˆ and N12.700trillion against last week’s closing level of ÂŒĂ‰ ɊÉ †„ \†‡ …Š‡ & “ ƒ ƒ] index inched upwards to 7.21 per cent. ‹ + Market capitalisation for the week dropped by N92billion \†‡ …ˆˆ compared with N12.792trillion the previous week. Transaction level resumes

volume of trades in the four trading days of the week was also low compared to last week’s level of trades. " in terms of volume traded decreased by 19.74 per cent as 1.1billion shares valued at N13.39billion were exchanged in lower number of deals ‡ˆ ‡…„ 1.37billion shares valued at N18.11billion exchanged in ‡ˆ …Œ•

! continued its position as the most active sector during the week under review. The sector maintained its dominance in terms of volume of transaction ’ˆ (6.73billion) of total volumes.

STOCK

CLOSE

NESTLE SEPLAT ASHAKACEM NB GUARANTY

GAINERS: TOP-5 GAIN

1,040.00 626.31 16.50 150.00 26.23

STOCK TOTAL GUINNESS CADBURY MOBIL JBERGER

1,072.00 630.00 18.18 151.00 27.15

CLOSE

LOSERS: TOP-5 GAIN

161.20 176.00 75.05 118.22 70.90

153.14 170.50 71.32 115.00 69.42

Symbol

Opening Price

High

Low

Closing Price

Change (+)

% Price Change

Trades

Volume

Value

7UP ABCTRANS ACCESS AFRIPRUD AGLEVENT AIICO

90.00 0.82 8.19 3.04 1.56 0.79

90.00 0.82 8.59 3.00 1.63 0.79

90.00 0.80 8.20 2.97 1.60 0.77

90.00 0.80 8.59 3.00 1.60 0.77

0.00 -0.02 0.40 -0.04 0.04 -0.02

0.00 -2.44 4.88 -1.32 2.56 -2.53

1 1 1 1 1 1

46,512 824,000 11,871,857 1,811,253 230,571 3,487,075

3,784,173.00 670,400.00 100,997,520.00 5,419,078.00 374,186.47 2,723,389.25

AIRSERVICE ALEX

2.14 10.50

2.14 10.50

2.14 10.50

2.14 10.50

0.00 0.00

0.00 0.00

1 1

38,807 70

86,927.68 698.60

ARBICO ASHAKACEM ASOSAVINGS BECOPETRO BERGER BETAGLAS CADBURY CAP CCNN CHAMPION CHAMS CILEASING CONOIL CONTINSURE CORNERST COSTAIN COURTVILLE CUSTODYINS CUTIX CWG DANGCEM DANGFLOUR DANGSUGAR DIAMONDBNK DNMEYER DUNLOP EQUITYASUR ETERNA ETI EVANSMED FBNH FCMB FIDELITYBK FIDSON FIRSTALUM FLOURMILL FO GLAXOSMITH

5.30 16.50 0.50 0.50 8.75 18.97 75.05 40.35 9.15 13.79 0.50 0.50 49.20 0.98 0.50 1.47 0.71 2.35 1.90 5.48 226.01 8.08 9.30 6.06 1.06 0.50 0.50 3.61 13.50 2.46 14.16 3.54 1.95 2.83 0.50 68.43 148.99 69.50

5.30 18.18 0.50 0.50 8.75 18.97 71.32 40.35 9.49 13.79 0.50 0.50 49.20 1.01 0.50 1.50 0.71 2.45 1.85 5.48 227.00 7.78 9.38 6.28 1.06 0.50 0.50 3.61 13.20 2.46 14.24 3.59 1.94 2.75 0.50 68.43 148.99 69.50

5.30 16.58 0.50 0.50 8.75 18.97 71.32 40.35 9.25 13.79 0.50 0.50 49.20 0.99 0.50 1.50 0.71 2.33 1.85 5.48 216.87 7.78 9.26 6.15 1.06 0.50 0.50 3.61 13.00 2.46 13.80 3.50 1.90 2.75 0.50 68.43 148.99 69.50

5.30 18.18 0.50 0.50 8.75 18.97 71.32 40.35 9.25 13.79 0.50 0.50 49.20 1.01 0.50 1.50 0.71 2.42 1.85 5.48 226.00 7.78 9.26 6.28 1.06 0.50 0.50 3.61 13.00 2.46 13.80 3.55 1.90 2.75 0.50 68.43 148.99 69.50

0.00 1.68 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -3.73 0.00 0.10 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.03 0.00 0.03 0.00 0.07 -0.05 0.00 -0.01 -0.30 -0.04 0.22 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.50 0.00 -0.36 0.01 -0.05 -0.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

0.00 10.18 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.97 0.00 1.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.06 0.00 2.04 0.00 2.98 -2.63 0.00 0.00 -3.71 -0.43 3.63 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -3.70 0.00 -2.54 0.28 -2.56 -2.83 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

189 1,613,475 200 463 41,962 186,530 469,911 38,647 819,620 5,232 450,340 26,000 3,124 3,709,700 240,500 233,345 31,600 4,757,097 131,153 230 175,581 371,074 2,365,902 16,222,277 16,640 320,000 160,000 30,100 7,678,717 65,237 33,061,614 4,697,662 3,011,236 511,505 27,000 69,843 327,651 21,106

952.56 28,566,614.00 100.00 231.50 374,278.97 3,542,127.00 33,602,784.00 1,546,625.25 7,649,780.00 68,591.52 225,170.00 13,000.00 152,497.00 3,693,645.50 120,252.00 340,804.69 21,488.00 11,439,209.00 242,226.94 1,198.30 39,474,956.00 2,924,662.75 22,066,498.00 100,097,776.00 18,400.40 160,000.00 80,000.00 103,243.00 100,484,296.00 153,298.58 465,248,800.00 16,520,311.00 5,753,500.00 1,406,690.12 13,500.00 4,750,008.50 44,080,324.00 1,450,057.00

CHANGE % 32.00 3.69 1.68 1.00 0.92

CHANGE % -8.06 -5.50 -3.73 -3.22 -1.48

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 02/05/14 Symbol

Opening Price

High

Low

Closing Price Change (+)

% Price Change

Trades

Volume

Value

GUARANTY GUINEAINS GUINNESS HONYFLOUR IKEJAHOTEL INFINITY INTBREW INTENEGINS IPWA JAPAULOIL JBERGER LEARNAFRCA LENNARDS LIVESTOCK MANSARD MAYBAKER MBENEFIT MOBIL MRS MTI MULTITREX MULTIVERSE NAHCO NASCON NB NEIMETH NEM NESTLE NIGERINS NNFM NPFMCRFBK NSLTECH OANDO OASISINS OKOMUOIL PRESCO PRESTIGE PZ REDSTAREX RTBRISCOE SEPLAT SKYEBANK SOVRENINS STANBIC STERLNBANK TOTAL TRANSCORP UAC-PROP UACN UBA UBCAP UBN UNHOMES UNILEVER UNIONDAC UNITYBNK UNITYKAP UNIVINSURE UPL UTC VITAFOAM WAPCO WAPIC WEMABANK ZENITHBANK

26.23 0.50 176.00 3.69 0.63 1.61 26.00 0.54 0.58 0.50 70.90 1.61 3.31 3.30 2.31 1.78 0.50 118.22 51.72 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.60 11.51 150.00 1.24 0.76 1040.00 0.50 22.01 0.81 0.50 16.00 0.55 33.50 40.12 0.60 36.00 4.16 1.19 626.31 3.49 0.50 23.00 2.20 161.20 3.45 24.06 56.56 6.75 2.25 9.95 0.50 47.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.00 0.53 4.30 108.50 0.72 0.98 22.70

27.15 0.50 171.81 3.69 0.63 1.61 26.00 0.53 0.58 0.50 69.42 1.69 3.31 3.14 2.31 1.78 0.50 115.00 51.72 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.57 11.40 151.00 1.18 0.76 1072.00 0.50 22.01 0.85 0.50 15.90 0.55 33.50 40.32 0.60 36.00 4.16 1.14 630.00 3.63 0.50 23.00 2.25 153.14 3.50 24.89 57.00 6.90 2.15 10.00 0.50 48.01 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 3.80 0.53 4.30 108.00 0.72 0.98 23.15

26.70 0.50 170.50 3.69 0.63 1.61 26.00 0.53 0.58 0.50 69.42 1.64 3.31 3.14 2.31 1.78 0.50 115.00 51.72 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.56 11.23 148.16 1.18 0.73 1040.00 0.50 22.01 0.85 0.50 15.56 0.55 33.50 38.50 0.60 36.00 4.16 1.14 629.00 3.40 0.50 23.00 2.18 153.14 3.42 24.52 57.00 6.75 2.14 10.00 0.50 47.68 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 3.80 0.53 4.30 108.00 0.69 0.98 22.56

27.15 0.50 170.50 3.69 0.63 1.61 26.00 0.53 0.58 0.50 69.42 1.66 3.31 3.14 2.31 1.78 0.50 115.00 51.72 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.56 11.36 151.00 1.18 0.75 1072.00 0.50 22.01 0.85 0.50 15.90 0.55 33.50 39.00 0.60 36.00 4.16 1.14 630.00 3.44 0.50 23.00 2.18 153.14 3.42 24.52 57.00 6.88 2.14 10.00 0.50 48.01 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 3.80 0.53 4.30 108.00 0.72 0.98 22.70

3.51 0.00 -3.13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.85 0.00 0.00 -2.09 3.11 0.00 -4.85 0.00 0.00 0.00 -2.72 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.87 -1.30 0.67 -4.84 -1.32 3.08 0.00 0.00 4.94 0.00 -0.62 0.00 0.00 -2.79 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.20 0.59 -1.43 0.00 0.00 -0.91 -5.00 -0.87 1.91 0.78 1.93 -4.89 0.50 0.00 1.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -5.00 0.00 0.00 -0.46 0.00 0.00 0.00

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

12,776,386 1,300 210,932 315,680 43,640 332 299,939 220,000 33,500 2,123,349 391,000 1,028,913 10,000 217,620 26,000 471,484 200 61,315 1,219 167,611,100 88,907 3,730 1,111,782 695,276 1,015,069 187,975 2,185,586 164,378 10,000 1,050 146,700 31,000,000 1,653,739 200,000 73,080 2,570,966 5,463 138,879 12,100 1,160,441 1,037,136 6,133,583 200 96,303 9,610,699 60,430 11,509,710 796,976 229,165 13,924,448 4,522,749 314,209 262 783,540 4,000 3,306,286 1,800 2,069 308,841 58,500 75,196 643,596 6,143,118 1,109,731 40,952,254

345,139,296.00 650.00 36,185,972.00 1,170,564.88 26,729.60 507.96 7,417,142.50 116,620.00 18,761.20 1,061,674.50 27,105,844.00 1,712,131.25 31,500.00 683,326.81 58,500.00 833,266.88 100.00 7,206,570.00 59,901.66 83,805,552.00 44,453.50 1,865.00 5,087,995.00 7,904,340.00 152,801,584.00 221,810.50 1,636,692.25 174,061,216.00 5,000.00 21,955.50 124,695.00 15,500,000.00 25,960,232.00 110,000.00 2,468,972.25 101,670,400.00 3,168.54 4,937,619.00 51,546.00 1,324,967.38 652,379,008.00 21,398,938.00 100.00 2,151,030.50 21,322,472.00 9,289,798.00 39,614,540.00 19,680,892.00 13,075,856.00 95,536,528.00 9,679,510.00 3,130,248.50 131.00 37,627,548.00 2,000.00 1,653,143.00 900.00 1,034.50 1,182,848.75 29,835.00 307,551.62 69,508,984.00 4,333,457.50 1,087,260.12 940,308,480.00

0.92 0.00 -5.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.01 0.00 0.00 -1.48 0.05 0.00 -0.16 0.00 0.00 0.00 -3.22 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.04 -0.15 1.00 -0.06 -0.01 32.00 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.00 -0.10 0.00 0.00 -1.12 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.05 3.69 -0.05 0.00 0.00 -0.02 -8.06 -0.03 0.46 0.44 0.13 -0.11 0.05 0.00 0.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.20 0.00 0.00 -0.50 0.00 0.00 0.00

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Politics Fayemi is governor on borrowed time – Sen. Arise Senator Ayo Arise, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who represented Ekiti North in the National Assembly between 2007 and 2011 was the chairman of Senate committee on privatisation. He spoke with RAPHAEL ADEYANJU about the party’s preparations for the June 21 governorship race and its strategy to wrest power from Governor Kayode Fayemi.

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our party, the PDP, has finally decided that former governor Ayo Fayose will be the flag bearer at the June 21 election. Do you see him as a credible candidate? Yes, I see him as a very credible candidate who can win election for our party. Besides, the people have spoken. His hard work has spoken. I want to give it to the people. For us, we might be looking at Fayose but the people are saying ‘this is what we want.’ He is here and we look at ourselves as, may be, a little bit more gentlemanly but this is politics. We are not the one deciding. They have said ‘this is what we want.’ Everywhere Fayose goes, you can see the multitudes; you cannot deny the fact that he is popular. He has surprised even most of the conservatives. Politics is about number. If I had run against Fayose and if we had some of the results the way it came out, I would have immediately congratulated him. You see, some people do not understand the game of politics. Do you think your party’s candidate is popular enough to defeat Governor Kayode Fayemi? Governor Fayemi is going to leave office this year and Fayose is going to be sworn in. But because I like Fayemi, I will just advise him to save all the money he has acquired because if he spends it on this election, he would be broke. If he loses, he would lose everything. I am a politician. I can predict the tide. When Senator Olu Adetunbi was winning the election, not after he had won, and I realised that he was going to win, I called him and said: ‘Olu, I am not going to challenge you over the election result; go and enjoy the four years,’ he was stunned. I called him at 10.00pm on the day of the election. It is on

record. We are politicians trying to fashion out the way for our people to go. It is not a do-or-die matter. If the people are saying that they no longer like you, it is not so much of a rejection; it means that they have got a better person. Initially, you were one of those that criticised the process leading to the emergence of Fayose as the party’s flag bearer. Now you are leading a team to reconcile other aspirants with the candidate. Why this sudden change? I have one close political mentor, that is President Goodluck Jonathan. Apart from him, I also worked with Senate President David Mark. I put the matter before them and they told me I should go and support the party’s position. So, that is it. You know what? Periodically, you have some people you listen to. You have people you have respect for and you also have people in this country with a lot of experience. Following that, I was at the party’s Secretariat where I was asked to head the reconciliation committee for the party and I accepted. The candidate of the party Fayose - understands how close Adeyeye and I are. I, first, have to talk to Adeyeye about the position of the party. I can never deceive him. We both agreed that we had no choice unless we want to decamp. We agreed to work for the party. That means working for Fayose. Of course, in fairness, Fayose consistently approached me throughout the time he was campaigning and I told him he should just wait and see. But I was actually impressed with his persistence and hard work. I believe this thing does not just come easy. Since I have promised to support him, I think my word should be my bond, and that is Continued on Page 16

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Politics

Fayemi is on borrowed time – Arise Continued from Page 15

why it is not so difficult. I should be the one people should be talking to or convincing, but I have already convinced myself. I have given this man my word - that if he (Fayose) wins the primaries, I’ll support him. Why are the other PDP aspirants not yet making themselves available to the standard bearer of the party at the campaign grounds if actually the reconciliation had worked? Well, not 100 per cent can be achieved. But from what I have seen in Ekiti, the quantum of the excitement that permeates the air, it is only a person that cannot decipher good from bad that would not realise that the PDP is on the move in Ekiti and that the party is coming into the Ekiti State Government House on October 15. All of us may not believe in the candidate but all the grassroots people are now championing the movement. You can easily tell if you are moving on the side of the people. People are tired of Fayemi; they want to see a new face in the Government House. That new face happens to be Fayose. If you had not been saddled with the responsibility of heading the reconciliation committee, would you have supported Fayose? I’m now on Fayose’s project because I’m a PDP person. I would go wherever the party goes. So far, this is where my leaders want me to be. More so, come rain or shine, I’m a supporter of President Jonathan, maybe in the future if another politician does what President has done for my people, I may shift ground. President Jonathan established a Federal university in my town. I told my people who were worrying during the last election that, because I supported him, I would lose an election. I said it was fine with me to

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lose, as long as I have the university in my town. People are now enjoying. They no longer sleep at 7.00pm. This place is lively, such that a piece of land that used to sell for about N35,000 now sells at N250,000. So for me, that singular achievement and singular honour the President gave me will always make me support him. But your friend, former Governor Segun Oni, is not supporting Fayose. Wouldn’t that amount to working at cross purposes? It’s alright we are going to the field. It would be very worrisome to see my friend and I on the field and at loggerheads. Yes, Oni is my very good friend for that matter. But I made it clear that I will only leave the PDP if President Jonathan leaves it. You see, Fayemi does not want the Federal university in my town, Oye-Ekiti. So, it is a very unique thing. President Jonathan had to stand up to say ‘this is what I want.’ Could this be one of the campaign weapons that you and your party would use to fight the election? Yes, of course! It will. Fayemi met two state universities but reduced them to one. How do you want to account for that? Do you think any other

aspirant in your party can withstand the incumbent? I will want to say that with the emergence of Fayose, I don’t know if the other governorship aspirants could muster enough support across the state. But that is history now. I also want to say that whoever the party picks would get a good amount of support. But right now, Fayose is on a mission. Everybody knows that I was no fan of his. Yes, but we are getting closer to each other by the day. We respect each other because

Forget about Fayemi. He is no longer in government. He is going to leave by October this year. His own is a settled matter. There is nothing he can do again. We are ready to match him money for money, power for power and integrity for integrity

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of that; we have no reason to quarrel. You were supposed to be a governorship aspirant. Why didn’t you obtain nomination form? Your question reminds me of the discussion I had with Fayose long before the party’s congress. He challenged me and said: ‘Senator, you said if you don’t come out in January, you won’t come out again.’ I told him that I still stood by my words. When they asked us to pay money, I had so many reasons to pay. Adeyeye, a classmate in secondary school, married my wife’s younger sister; so we are in-laws; we are very close. I have no choice than to support him but I said if I run, we will control the same structure in Ekiti. If I had put in, that structure would have split. I said: ‘Don’t let us split this structure.’ I said I don’t have to be governor at all costs. I told him to enjoy the grace. Do you consider going back to the Senate? Forget about Fayemi. He is no longer in government. He is going to leave by October this year. His own is a settled matter. There is nothing he can do again. We are ready to match him money for money, power for power and integrity for integrity. My people know me. I am from this town; he

(Fayemi) is from the local government. He can never defeat me here. He knows that. But for the Senate, it is a good possibility, depending on the Federal Government. That means if something comes my way, I would be a ranking senator and that would give me the opportunity to influence one or two things for my state and people again. Why do you still think you have an edge over your opponents? I already have antecedence. My works will speak for me. My performance while in office will stand in my good stead. The records are there for our people to see. To the glory of God, people are now saying that the man who came to succeed me in the Senate is almost turning out to be the most vibrant All Progressives Congress (APC) senator in the South West because they looked at the standard that I left there. I am happy because of my action. Olu and I have been friends for ages. I said: ‘Olu, enjoy’. In fact, I would have challenged his election because many things went wrong. I could have allowed him spend the little amount at his disposal but I gave him the go ahead. It is about the truth; it is about integrity; it is about standing by one’s words and it is about principle.

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Before now, imposition weakened APC – Party chieftain Medical practitioner and educationist, Dr. Olu Adewale, was the Special Adviser to Governor Babatunde Fashola on education. His belief in the project ‘Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’ and

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Every individual was just walking up to godfather for instruction and order that amount to imposition which had been weakening our party until recently when Asiwaju Tinubu asked all of us to go and mobilise for the party. This mean that whoever wants to contest now should liaise seriously with the party; there will now be grassroot politics

verse 27, says no one gets anything on earth except if given from heaven above. Ecclesiastes 3, verse 1, says there is time for everything. I believe I was meant for one term just like others who didn’t make the second term. It is not an elective post; but an appointment. During our valedictory session, I told the executive council U + open in the ministry; and that if I was asked to return I will but if not, I wouldn’t have any regret because I worked even beyond my ability for the state. $ #

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in the past. Every individual was just walking up to a godfather for instruction and order that amount to imposition which had been weakening our party until recently when Asiwaju Tinubu asked all of us to go and mobilise for the party. This means that whoever wants to contest now should liaise seriously with the party. There will now be grassroots politics. !

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the Constitution, by public office holders. He said non-compliance or default is enough to separate individuals from their political aspirations, reaffirming that all the lawmakers in the Assembly had before now complied with }

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Why I’m challenging Enugu PDP chairman to debate – Nwoye The All Progressives Congress (APC) held its state congresses nationwide # ' * # run the affairs of the party at the state level. Enugu State chapter of the party, contrary to earlier predictions, happens to be among the states in which the exercise was conducted freely and peacefully with the emergence of an American-trained lawyer and aviation consultant, Dr. Ben Nwoye, as its new chairman. Nwoye, in this interview with journalists immediately after his election, speaks about the future of the state. Correspondent KENNETH OFOMA * &

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Chibok 234: Who are the girls?

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ver since April 15, 2014 when Nigerians woke to the news that about 234 students of the Federal Government Girls College (FGGC), Chibok, Borno State have been forcefully whisked away by suspected Boko Haram insurgents in a siege that supposedly lasted seven hours (7pm – 3am), the media have been inundated with stories regarding the why and how of the incident, the inability of the Federal and Borno state governments to do anything meaningful

for all intent and purpose have remained faceless. We were made to understand not long ago that the parents of the girls went in search of them in the dreaded Sambisa Forest. We were also told that the principal of the school came out strongly to deny the Army’s assertion that a sizeable number of the girls had been rescued; a situation the Army shamefacedly It is also on record that on two occasions, 28 girls out of the total number held in captivity, on a ratio of 14 per escape, freed themselves from their captors. How and why still remain a mystery.

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2015: APC and its familiar credo By Johnson Momodu

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All Progressives Congress (APC), raises serious concerns for all Nigerians who care about peace in the country. A man who by virtue of his age can be considered an elder, the chieftain is reported to have said: “It will be rig and roast,� in reference to the Ekiti governorship election during a speech at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Oyo State. Let it be clear that the conditionality of “rigging� before “roasting� which he advocated does not in any way lessen the seriousness of his incitement of violence. Past experience has shown that wherever and whenever APC has lost an election, be it to the All Progressives Grand Alliance (as happened in the recent Anambra governorship elections) or the Labour Party (as happened in Ondo State), or the Peoples Democratic Party (as has happened in many parts of the country), } rigged. The only elections that are never rigged, as far as he is concerned, are those won by the APC. How such an oddity is possible in a country with multiple political tendencies like Nigeria is something only he can explain. And he might also wish to explain how come no party / } like the APC. 9

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Business Interview to protect the local contents and the local manufacturers, very soon the paint industry may collapse like the textile industry as it will not be lucrative anymore. So government should do more on the local contents not just for the paint industry, but in all sectors. Also, I commend the Nigerian Navy, they are truly Nigeria as they always patronise local manufacturers. What are the major problems confronting the sector? One of the major problems militating against paint manufacturing just like businesses is access to fund and working capital. 9 \ > The commercial bank interest rate is too high for any manufacturing company to pay # from trading. In trading you can do many turnaround of the fund, but this is not so in manufacturing as it takes a longer period. Due to this high interest rate, we do not apply for loans in Nigeria. Even the Bank of Industry €Q=U }

working capital, but they need to blend, once they can do that, the sky is the limit. For us in IPWA, we are discussing with some foreign partners for counterpart funding and loan of about N4billion at six percent interest rate. The loan will span a period of seven years in which half which will be use for equity and Another problem that has become a Tella nightmare for all Nigerians is power supply such that manufacturers has to provide own alternative power supply and at the same content law, but it is not considering what it time pay for electricity not consumed thereby takes to achieve the objective. A good example are making double payments. We now pay is that of a quality assurance for the paint maintenance charge whether you consume industry where the country can save lots of electricity or not, and at the same time buy foreign exchange. diesel at exorbitant price. For instance, before ‰ our company consumes a truck load of fuel paint is not done in Nigeria which is what is in three months, but now the same quantity needed by the oil and gas industry, all they is consumed in one month due to erratic need is quality product. power supply. The frequent power cuts and For instance, we are paying $50,000 for the outages cause lots of damage to manufacturing equipment. The high cost of power supply in the country is one of the major reasons for done here in Nigeria, thereby saving us lots of foreign exchange. prices. If power supply from national grid is Supplying protective and coated paint to oil and gas industry is money spinning, but goods will come down, and will also compete favourably with its foreign counterpart. the problem as it cannot be done in Nigeria, Nigerian products are qualitative, for instance, and majority of the chief executives of the oil cables from Nigerchin and Kabelmetal are and gas industry are foreigners so they prefer ranked the best. So our product has a very to import the paint from abroad where it has competitive advantage if there is stable power

supply and good access roads. Kudos should be given to the DirectorHow do you source the raw materials used General of Standard Organisation of Nigeria in production? €9=\ # = Virtually all the raw materials we use are

from third party which equally imports adulterated and substandard paints so that all them, but sometimes we do import, thereby sorts of toxic and junk paint are not dumped in saving about 50 percent, but we don’t have Nigeria in the name of paint. the required fund to tie down for so long. I am the current chairman of Paint There is no major raw material used for paint Manufacturers of Nigeria, and we are production in Nigeria except water which is partnering with SON to put an end to the about 10 percent, so we import among others, production and importation of substandard preservatives, calcium carbonate, carbon paint products. dioxide, resins and insolvents. But if our I will want to appeal to the Federal ƒ

ƒ Government and SON that since SON be products will be available such as kaolin and established as a regulatory agency which can insolvents. } X should as well do this for the paint industry by contemporaries? establishing a standard and quality assurance IPWA has always maintains its position among its contemporaries. Our major problem the oil and gas industry, and should set up a is working capital, but we always have supply

/ and some of our loyal customers made in the country to work out the modalities. advance payments for us to produce for them, The Federal Government should set up more so we have more orders to keep us busy. laboratories and empower SON who has set What is the company’s future projection? laid the foundation of a laboratory for paint in We are aiming at retaining our number one Ogba area of Lagos. The laboratory will go a position in the industry that is why we went long way in tackling some of the quality and for the foreign loan of N4 billion in the United conformity aspects of the oil and gas industry. States of America for a period of even year, at If this is done then we can readily say the paint \ industry is a money spinning business which can do this in Nigeria. cannot be fully explored by the four giant Which business organisation does the paint manufacturers in Nigeria. For instance company belong? there is a hundred million dollar project in Port We are member of the chamber of Harcourt in which IPWA also bided, but was commerce, Manufacturers Association of won by Samsung. There are about 155 paint Nigeria (MAN), I am the president of Paint manufacturing companies in Nigeria with only Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (PMAN) IPWA, DN Meyer, Portland and Berger paints as well as the Business Club Ikeja (BCI). The being the fore-runners which produce coated company has received many awards and and protective paints, and many of them are in } 9 Organisation of Nigeria (SON). We are also in If the government did not do anything partnership with all the associations.

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ould you please trace your professional carrier? After my higher education in Germany, I worked with Henkel as Workshop Manager and rose to the position of Chief Engineer before leaving in 1987. I joined Tripple Gee Industries, formerly known as Pigeon as Operations Manager. In 1991, I became General Manager, Operations, Sirdah Group, which among other things manufactures paints. My next port of call was Josing Chemicals, where I served as the managing director, and on May 1, 2006, U

< => International Paint of West Africa (IPWA), manufacturers of decorative paints, wood gas industry, marine paint and automotive paints. What is your assessment of the paint industry in relation to the economy? In 1978 when I started my career, the industry and business environment were comparable to each other as against today where everything has degenerated as the environment is no more conducive for business operations. Standards in the manufacturing and production sector have dropped. I was in Henkel, we produced textile paints for textile industries such as Aswani, Five Star, Afprint, Enpee, Dalamal, Nichemtex among others which provide jobs for millions of Nigerians because all the textile companies were operating at optimal capacity, but today we cannot boast of a textile industry with optimal production, in spite of the intervention fund. Today, the working class is fewer than the unemployed, and that is the major challenge and threat to the economy and the existence of the entity called Nigeria. Infrastructure has deteriorated in terms of road, water, power. Once upon a time, the Lagos toll gate axis to Ibadan is 45 minutes drive; whoever tries it today is signing his death warrant. U private sectors. When I was at Henkel I got a housing loan of N80, 000 for ten years, and the total cost of building the house was about N120, 000, cement was N2.30K and I was earning N10, 200 so I can conveniently buy 50 bags of cement from my salary every month. But today, a salary of N200, 000 cannot conveniently buy 50 bags of cement at the costs N2, 300 per bag. I bought my Passat and Santana cars, not tokunbo, for N5, 691 and N11, 000 respectively. Gone are those days. Then you are happy with your job but today, the stress and the volume of job is killing. What can you say are the prospects and challenges of the paint industry? The problems and prospect is interwoven.

The major problem militating against the paint industry is the importation of substandard paint from abroad. This is because most people view the paint industry in terms of decorating a house, some others see it as white-washing of ĂŒ

painting is more than that. The prospects in paint lie not decorating, but protective. For instance the oil and gas {

centigrade has to be coated and protected. A gallon of protective paint costs about N4, 500, but a gallon of protective coated paint like Aesol is about N14, 000. Unfortunately for the local producer of paint, most of the oil and gas companies hide under the pretence that they cannot get quality coated and protective paint from Nigeria and then import the protective paint, and in the process brings in other forms of paint. When the government realised the problem local content law and inaugurated a board to protect the local producers, but unfortunately, there was a clog on the wheel because the instrument for the local content much board to work with. It is like the fantastic and fabulous yearly budget of the Federal Government, yet nothing in terms of infrastructural development and adequate security as we are presently witnessing. Though government

The Federal Government should set up more laboratories and empower SON who has set laid the foundation of a laboratory for paint in Ogba area of Lagos. The laboratory will go a long way in tackling some of the quality and conformity aspects of the oil and gas industry

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communication and other service providers have mastered the art of exploiting end users, yet the service providers get away with poor quality services. Even with the numerous regulatory agencies, not a few are still asking: “Why are Nigerians still being exploited by manufacturers and service providers?� “Why are they not being sanctioned for their infractions?� Almost in all the sectors, the verdict by consumers and end users is that the regulatory agencies have not performed to expectation. For the citizens, the regulatory agencies have failed to enforce standards, thus exposing the consumers to avoidable hazards. Dr. Ayo Goroye of the Citizen Rights Group said the country’s regulatory agencies have not performed as expected, alleging that

> of the regulatory agencies, thus get away with their misconduct and impunity. According to him, the menace of corruption stems from the centre, and that is why many service providers take Nigerians for a ride. “Imagine the quality of telecommunication services in the country. Any service provider can do whatever they like in the country because they have the regulatory agency of their sector in their pockets.� The Citizens Rights boss stressed that regulatory agencies all over the world are expected to be the enforcer of standards, adding that they are expected to ensure that standards are kept, and that the service providers and products manufacturers do not exploit the people, as well as see to it that errant service providers are promptly and adequately sanctioned. In his words: “Regulatory agencies are like the policemen of the country. They ensure that services and products churned out by the service providers are of top quality. They are expected to live above board. Sadly, the situation in Nigeria is the direct opposite. ! called regulatory agencies.� He noted that despite various complaints over the sharp practices and poor services in the ports, NIMASA and the Nigerian Port Authority have not been able to arrest the situation, adding that many importers and port users prefer to use the ports of neighbouring countries to the indigenous ports. “There are Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA), NIMASA and many others at the ports, yet the citizens do not enjoy half of the services importers who patronise ports along the West Coast of Africa enjoy. Most of us know that the service providers are fond of compromising the agencies, hence they look the other way while shabby treatments are meted to Nigerians.� A few years ago, local pharmaceutical companies were revived due to the activities of National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC). ‚ water producers and beverage merchants could not ply their trade without having the famous “NAFDAC numbers�, which was consumption. Respondents were of the opinion that the performance of NAFDAC has waned in the last couple of years. A drug dealer in Ikeja area of Lagos who gave his name as Okoro, said that the \"&]"< } NAFDAC of the era of Dora Akunyili when the fear of NAFDAC was the beginning of wisdom, adding that the approach of the

Okoro said that many substandard drug dealers who went underground during the " the business, adding that all sorts of sachet wondering what is happening to the time tested toughness of NAFDAC. ! >

Akpobolokemi, DG NIMASA in the past to acquire NAFDAC’s number > then were thorough in their screening of applications for its number. He also noted that Nigerians would not buy a product if they did not see NAFDAC’s number in it, but He stressed that the style adopted by < => €< = positively or negatively on any regulating agencies, adding that political consideration is the main factor of who emerges the CEOs of any regulating agency in Nigeria today. He further said that it is the friends of the government in power that now emerge as CEOs of the regulating agencies, adding that many take up the job for pecuniary considerations rather than make a mark as professional in their own right. According to him, it is wrong to appoint politicians or friends of the government in power to head sensitive agencies meant to

> might take the job for the wrong reasons. The drug dealer stressed that most of the local regulatory agencies could not compete with their foreign counterparts, due to lack of sophisticated equipment, poor funding by the government, political pressure and corruption among several other reasons,

Regulatory agencies are like the policeman of the country. They ensure that services and products churned out by the service providers are of high quality. They are expected to live above board. Sadly, the situation in Nigeria is the direct opposite. The corruption bug has bitten many of the so called regulatory agencies

stating that some people appointed by the government to man some of the agencies could be describe as “square pegs in round holes�, stressing that some of the CEOs of the local agencies do not understand the terrains they are appointed to regulate. In Okoro’s words: “Our government is responsible for the massive failure in the regulatory agencies. A pharmacist is often appointed as the CEO of an agency whose main function is manufacturing. Such a person is appointed to the post because he is a supporter of the party in power.� A manufacturer, Mr. Abuh Adamu, told Saturday Mewswatch that sub-standard country due to the inability of the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to live up to expectation. Adamu disclosed that SON, under Dr. John Ndanusa Akanya, was a terror to importers of fake or substandard products, adding that items, fake products or cloned goods. The manufacturer contended that more and more local manufacturing companies are daily relocating out of the country due to " power supply, government’s inconsistent policies and high cost of production. He said: “When Dr. John Ndanusa Akanya was the head of SON, all of us saw how the agency was operating. Until the government learns to appoint capable persons to sensitive posts, Nigerians will continue to lament of poor performance by our regulating agencies. Adamu blamed the government for the poor services by providers, adding that Nigerians in most cases are being exploited by the services providers. A huge blame also went to the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) and the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) over their inability to ensure that petroleum products marketers sell at the > ! \\'< ]'%+ > the country look the other way wheile petrol and kerosene are being sold far and above the > both products. Mr. Wale Adesope, who resides at Akute, Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State,

area sell petrol for between N110 and N130 \Š… > kerosene is being sold from N120 to N140 per litre as against N50 per litre. Adesope asked: “What is the duty of ]'% \\'< petroleum products at whatever price they wish? The DPR and the NNPC are colluding \ In the past three months or thereabout, there has been shortage of petroleum products in ! whatever price they choose.� However, the Consumers Protection Council (CPC), through the head of its ‚ > # ! ! exchanging views with the media recently, absolved his agency of blame over the poor quality of services by the providers. Tamunokobia disclosed that CPC’s mandate include speedy remedy for consumers complaints; calling service provider to order, and if need be, sanction

<'< promos are genuine and reliable among many other roles the country’s laws expect it to perform. According to the CPC’s top shot, CPC will pass any complaints sent to it by the citizens < = <'<+ laws empower it to summon any CEO in the country, and ensure that they rectify any complaints made to it. He appealed to Nigerians to forward any complaint against any service provider to the company and CPC, to enable his organisation seek redress for such consumer. Despite assurances by the CPC, several persons were still not convinced that the regulatory agencies are in any position to protect their interests.

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Business & Economy Osun inaugurates N600m empowerment programme for 18, 000 women

As kerosene price soars, house wives turn to charcoal, firewood T Despite the “oil subsidy probe� of 2012, the price of kerosene has continued to be on the increase, a situation President Goodluck Jonathan once blamed on “cabals in the oil sector.� JOHNMARK UKOKO examines the cabals and why the government is unable to win the war against the cabals.

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igeria which prides itself as “the giant of Africa� seems helpless in a confrontation with a few of its citizens whom President Goodluck Jonathan referred to “cabals�. The World Bank reported that over 70 percent of Nigerians use kerosene in their homes, for either cooking or powering their lanterns among other uses. This also includes Nigerians living in the cities who are unable parlance as “I pass my neighbor.� However, many Nigerians who heeded the call by the government to use stoves

of deforestation ravaging the northern part expensive kerosene to fuel their cooking stoves. Stoves are useless without kerosene. To encourage Nigerians to abandoned

' Olusegun Obasanjo told an amazed Nigerians that he does not know how

stations across the country at the time of his presidency. When Obasanjo learnt that kerosene, which is what majority of Nigerians use in their homes, is the most expensive product among the petroleum products, his government charged African Petroleum, Capital Oil and other major independent marketers to bring the price of the product down. Government went ahead to announce that kerosene should be sold for N50 a litre. Despite government’s promise, and a follow up of subsidy payment to petroleum marketers, yet the product has continued to be beyond the reach of Nigerians. Investigations conducted by Saturday Newswatch in the last one month, in Lagos, Ogun, Abia, Delta , Edo and Ondo states showed that the product is sold at between \†Œˆ \†’ˆ stations in the above named states. One of the respondents, Mrs. Lydia Peters, cornered at Conoil Filling Station, Benin Byepass, said that the product is sold for N130 per litre, hence the women who buy the \‡ˆˆ

\Œˆˆ % \ The scenario is the same in Delta and " + showed that women are paying through their noses to buy the product. As a result, while the women in the rural

women in the cities have embraced charcoal and other forms of ancient ways of cooking. Findings showed that charcoal shops are springing up across the cities, while the merchants of the product say the business is booming. A charcoal dealer in Ketu area of Lagos, Mr. Mohammed Ahmed, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch disclosed that

Jonathan many Nigerians’ homes are abandoning their kerosene stoves and resorting to locally designed stoves that use charcoal for their cooking. Ahmed said, “In the past, you cannot see women in Lagos using charcoal stoves or Q has changed today, as many women can no !

\ provide kerosene in a country that is a major crude oil producer. Nigeria is a laughing stock among the comity of nations.� Despite the billions government claims to pay on a monthly basis, why is it so > kerosene. Findings showed that most of the petroleum marketers which government probed over a year ago are friends of the government in power. " > ]

' Resources (DPR) who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity disclosed that Nigerians will continued to buy expensive kerosene and petrol products, because the government of the day lacks the political will to stop the activities of the petroleum products dealers who sell their products far higher than the > He said, “It is a pity that many Nigerians ! ]'%+ > !

It is sad that at this time and age Nigerians are still

Diezani Madueke of the government. After the noise of the petroleum products probe about two years ago, has anybody be sent to the jail?� ! > ought to be arrested are being guarded by the police, while they drive expensive fast cars around town. He continued, “DPR knows that kerosene > ! nothing we can do. The people who were indicted for collecting billions of naira for petroleum products they did not import, are all over the place, driving expensive cars and building palatial mansions across the country. The police that ought to arrest them are the ones guarding them. Research has shown that deforestation and change in the country, resulting in some health challenges for some Nigerians in recent times. It will be recalled that during the military regime of late General Sanni Abacha, Nigerians ‘manufactured’ all manner of local stoves, as a result of persistent petroleum products scarcity. The stove, which later came to be known as “Abacha Stove� uses sawdust, waste products or newspapers as \

in the middle and later part of 1999. Many Nigerians who spoke to Saturday Newswatch are appealing to the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Deizeani Alison Maduke and her colleagues at the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), to inject part of the billions used in hiring / for Nigerians. A respondent, Mr. Daniels Ayodeji, in an interview with our correspondent, alledged that the high cost of petroleum products is government prepares for the coming general elections. He described the supporters of the party in power as the cabals the president alluded to earlier as being responsible for the problems in the energy sector. Ayodeji blamed the government for its inability to provide kerosene for Nigerians, while billions of naira is being used to hire / > In his words, “It is sad that at this time and \ charcoal to cook, simply because majority kerosene. The government is celebrating that Nigeria is now the biggest economy in Africa. Is it not a paradox that Nigeria is at the same time the third poorest country in the world as regards per capital ratio. What a country!� Nigerians are of the views that the Federal *

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poorly in its inability to tackle shortage of kerosene, adding that they are tired of

he Osun State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has inaugurated the distribution of N600 million soft loans to 18,000 women to empower them. Aregbesola, who presided over the giving out of the loans, said the programme, tagged “Osun/ Grooming Assisted Women Empowerment Programme’’, was aimed at alleviating poverty among women in the state. ``We are committed to our crusade against poverty and will not relent in ensuring that poverty is wiped out in the state,’’ Aregbesola said. He urged the beneficiaries to make good use of the loan and to make sure they refund them, to increase their opportunity of getting higher amount. Earlier, Mr Kunle Ige, Special Adviser to Osun Governor on Water Resources and Rural Development, said at least 30,000 women would be given loans within the next 15 months. He said the state government had approved the purchase of 31 motorcycles for coordinators of local government areas for proper monitoring of the programme and to ensure refund. One of the beneficiaries, Mrs Khadijat Issa, said described the disbursement as timely, adding, ``I did not expect such a gesture; I thank God and the government for positively touching lives.� Aminat Abdullahi, a widow, said the loan would go a long way in assisting her family. ``It will improve and increase our productivity; I promise to make good use of this opportunity.’’

JTF destroys illegal refineries, impounds crude laden barge

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he Joint Task Force (JTF) in the Niger Delta said it had destroyed impounded a barge laden with suspected stolen crude in multiple raids on oil thieves. A statement issued by Lt.-Col. Mustapha Anka, Media Coordinator of JTF, in Yenagoa stated that the raids were carried out within the last 10 days. It stated that the barge, Dera 1 intercepted on Brass Creek, Brass Local Government Area of the state, was in custody of the JTF. The JTF spokesman said the vessel and crew would be handed over to prosecuting agency after preliminary investigations were concluded. In another raid, JTF troops destroyed eight illegal crude oil distillery camps on Tebidade Brass Agip pipeline in Gbamatoru Community in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa. !

and Automated Gas Oil (AGO) dumps "*= during the operation. It further stated that the Maritime Component of the JTF patrolling on Okpumani Creek in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta intercepted two wooden boats laden with suspected stolen crude.

May 3, 2014

2015 Nations Cup:

Panic in South Africa ...As Eagles battle Bafana Bafana again in qualifiers

Maradona poses for selfie Pg.30

Nigeria loses another Pro golfer Pg.32

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2015 Nations Cup qualifiers:

Panic in South Africa ...As Eagles battle Bafana Bafana again in qualifiers

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he name of Nigeria / down the spines of the South African football pundits after Confederation of Africa Football, (CAF)’s 2015 Nations Cup qualifying draw pitched Super Eagles in the same group with the country’s team, Bafana Bafana. Nigeria has been drawn in group A alongside South Africa, Sudan and the winners between Namibia/ Congo and Libya/Rwanda.

Reacting to the draw which would see South Africa in tight corner when the hostilities commence in September, former coach Q Q ! # said his country would do everything not to concede to \ } “It is time for South Africa to brace up and stop the long

/ Nigeria. Never again, we won’t surrender in this event. We would work very hard to make good impression at } ! opportunity for us to stop Nigeria despite the fact they are the defending champions. Anything can happen in

football,� he said. Apart from Moloto, the town in South Africa as fans gathered to analyse the chances of Bafana Bafana in the group. According to report monitored by the Newswatch Sports from South Africa, the country’s football authorities have developed cold feet are already thinking about a way out of the possible humiliation. Nigeria has beaten South "

meetings and the West African giants are not resting on her oars to continue the

reign in African football. Former Nigeria’s international, Waidi Akanni said there’s nothing special } \ won’t toy with the chances of defending her title in Morocco. “I know the focus of every Nigerian is the World Cup. We have the tradition to beat South Africa even with our weakest team. They know they would never have the chance against Super Eagles and Nigeria can never give them the opportunity when the chips are down. I think we won’t have much stress to qualify for the Nations Cup,� he said.

NSC demands more commitment from athletes Martin Odiete

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ew weeks to the commencement of the International Association of Athletics Federation, IAAF inaugural World Relays in Nassau, Bahammas, the National Sports Commission, NSC, has urged the Nigeria’s representative to the event to work towards improving their standard before the event. The Special assistant, technical to the Director General of the National Sports Commission, Mary Onyali who said while speaking with Newswatch Sports however noted that she was indeed very impressed by the performance of the

Nation’s Relay team at the US event but maintained that they have to improve on that form at the next meet in Bahammas declaring that it is only a consistent form that can guarantee Nigeria medals at the forth coming Commonwealth Games in Scotland. The former Africa record holder in the100 m noted that it is the desire of the Sports Commission to have Nigerian athletes compete at the highest level, declaring that it is on that ground they have continued to expose the teams to competitions such as the one in the US and the up-coming World Relay Championship in Bahammas. The IAAF inaugural World Relays is a two day meet which will start May 4. More than 700 athletes will

compete at the event. “It is our greatest desire to have our athletes compete at the highest level and exposing them to championship and meet like the coming world relay event is an additional support to prepare them for the commonwealth Games. And so far, we are impressed with their response to the training

programs,� Mary Onyali expressed confidence that Nigeria medal at the athlete event of the forth coming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow will not only be Blessing Okagbare, stressing that several other Nigeria are also working hard to step on the podium during the Games. “I can really assure you that things will be different during the Commonwealth Games and it is not going to be a one person show as it was the case at the last World Athletes Championship in Russia where only one Athlete, Blessing Okagbare won medals for Nigeria. I can tell you that there is prospect with several other Athletes and we expect that they would surely win medal for the country during the Games,� she said.

Okpekpe road race comes alive

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he much anticipated Okpekpe Road Race will come alive today in the ancient city in Edo state with over 3,000 athletes expected to vie for honours .Okpekpe race organisers almost concluded preparations to stage the best 10kilometres road race with top dignitaries expected to grace the event across the federation. The race organisers are > the athletics world governing body, IAAF to observe the competition. Governors from Osun, Delta ,Rivers and others states are to compete against the host, Governor Adams Oshiomole in the elite race event with stars from Ethiopia, Kenya . Meanwhile, total prize purse of about N20 million will be paid by the organisers of the Okpekpe 10km Road Race. According to organisers, {

+ share of the prize money in the women’s race. The winner of the men’s race will pocket $25,000

runners-up will get $15,000 and $10,000 respectively. For the women, the winner will get $15,000; the second placed athlete will get $10,000 while the third placed athlete will go home with $8,000. There are also cash prizes ƒ Edo state indigenes (men

 ! will pocket N100,000 while the second and third placed \Â…Â’ ˆˆˆ and N50,000 respectively. In the women’s category,

\…ˆ ˆˆˆ \’ˆ ˆˆˆ N25,000 respectively. The payment of all prize money is dependent upon athletes undergoing and clearing the usual antidoping procedures. Last year Kenya’s Moses Masai emerged the inaugural winner of the men’s title and the accompanying $25,000 top prize. As many as 11 foreign athletes including reigning world champion, Aziz Lahbabi of Morocco have registered for this year’s race which Edo State governor, Adams Oshiomhole has

improvement on the maiden edition.

Aniedi lauds LMC over return of sanity Maduabuchi Kalu

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kwa Ibom State Director of Sports, Dickson Aniedi, has commended the Hon. Nduka Irabor led League Management Company (LMC) for sanity to the Nigeria Premier League. Aniedi made the commendation in a chat with Newswatch Sport during the week saying he is happy with

far made to return the league to its past glory. According Aniedi, any team can now go to any venue and win matches unlike before when it was practically impossible for away teams to win matches. He, therefore, expressed happiness that teams are now recording away

victories due to the measures put in place by the LMC. Meanwhile, the hard working sports administrator has expressed happiness for the state team over their positive run in the league. He prayed that the team should be able to secure a continental ticket at the end of the current season having demonstrated that they have what it takes to achieve the set target. It will be recalled that Akwa United have been leading the NPL table

the 2013/14 league until Week 8, when Sharks of Port Harcourt took over and they are now placed second behind Sharks, no thanks to the draw they recorded at home against Sun Shine Stars of Akure.

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Chukwu faults Rangers tactics

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ormer national team and Enugu Rangers captain, Christian Chukwu, has declared that these current Rangers cannot be compared with the Enugu Rangers of old.

Chukwu stated this while reacting to the performance of the team in the league where they are currently languishing on 13th position on the table after 9 matches with 11points. According to him, the team have performed below the expectations of the fans and other stakeholders teams on the league log. The Rangers consultant is not happy with the position of the team at the moment and hoped that in no distant time they are going to improve their performance which invariable will improve their standing on the league table.

“Rangers are not doing well as expected this season,� Chukwu began. “This is not the Enugu Rangers that we used to know as they are [! / ƒ

and we pray that they will improve and revive the passion fans have for the team. It is true that the league is still young but

they are doing at the moment,� Chukwu said. However, Rangers still hold the record of being the only traditional club in the country that have never all eyes are on them.

Sharks, Enyimba renew rivalry

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weekend when table toppers, Sharks Football Club of Port Harcourt welcome Enyimba International Football Club of Aba in what the analysts described as the

9 the two time African champions, Enyimba International Football Club of Aba are placed 11th position, an indication that the Aba millionaires have not been at their best so far. There is no doubt, both sides are going to renew their age long rivalry

While Sharks will be aiming to consolidate on their position as table toppers as Enyimba too would want

to come out of this perceived tough encounter with something positive. Whatever happens at the end of this encounter, the two sides would

have given their best. Meanwhile, the bench and the players of both sides have a lot to do in this encounter to determine where the pendulum of victory will swing at the end of 90 minutes hostilities. Sharks will be very wary of Enyimba because they are like wounded lions now having lost their away game against perennial rivals, Heartland of Owerri in their last weekend encounter and as a result would want to make up with this match. & } value for their money when the this weekend even as the technical knowhow of the coaches of the two sides will be put to test in this match.

Week 8 match delights Lawal

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eam Manager of Kaduna United and former Super Eagles’ utility player, Garuba Lawal, says despite losing their Week 8 match away to Gombe United, he has nothing to complain about. He described the match as a good one even as he hoped that his side would get the maximum points

this weekend. Asked what led to the sacking of Coach Ben Duamlong the former international said there is no need for the question as he considers it belated. It will be recalled that the news of the Dualong’s sack broke out in Week 6 and at that time, League Watch put a call across to him to ascertain the authenticity of the story but he denied it saying that there was no iota of truth in the news. It is therefore, surprising that just after a week after the rumoured sack of Duamlong was

sacked due to what an insider said was caused by the as poor run of the team.

Enyimba’s TM goes home ...As Anyansi pays tribute

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nyimba International Football Club of Aba will this weekend bury their former Team Manager, Deboy Ekweronu, who joined his ancestors on January 23rd, 2014 after spending some time on the sick bed. According to the release on Enyimba website, the funeral service was held yesterday (Friday) May 2, 2014. And it took place at the Community Primary 9 { ƒ= Umuahia. It is stated in the release that his body arrived at the Enyimba International Stadium yesterday and was received by club’s management before it departed for

{ = ƒ Meanwhile, the club’s Chairman, Chief Felix Anyansi Agwu, has paid glowing tribute to the late Enyimba Team Manager, Deboy Ekweronu. “Deboy was a brave man,

Ndubuoke’s return excites Heartland

H It has been a good season so far – Odinga

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harks Football Club of Port Harcourt reliable defender, Odinga Odinga, has given pass mark to the Eight Week old Glo Premier League. Speaking with League Watch during the week, the experienced defender said that it has been a good season for the Port Harcourt darling team, saying he has nothing to complain about even as he wished that the league will continue to improve. " >

> of their responsibilities. “The league has been good so far. I have no reason to complain about the league because there is nothing to complain about. “There has been tremendous improvement in the league and it is my wish that it keeps improving till we get to the standard we have in Europe.

hardworking and honest. He was methodical and pragmatic at both personal and professional levels. He was always loyal to Enyimba and seeking the peace and unity of the team during his time as Team Manager�.

eartland Football Club of Owerri have expressed gratitude to God for His mercies which made it possible for the recovery of their Chairman, Fan Ndubuoke, who was involved in a fatal auto accident few weeks ago. Newswatch Sports gathered that Ndubuoke has returned to his duty post as the spokesman of Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) in Lagos, after he was discharged from the hospital. Disclosing this during the week, # => \ { Millionaires, Cajetan Nkwopara, who was full of praises to God for His mercies in ensuring that the club’s Chairman survived the fatal accident, expressed optimism that despite Ndubuoke still walking with the aid of clutches, he will soon recover fully to continue performing his duties as the General manager of the team. “We give God the glory for His intervention and mercies in ensuring that our chairman,

Chief Fan Ndubuoke survived the accident as he has been discharged from the hospital and as I speak with you, he is now in Lagos. “He has resumed at his FAAN > U the papers. We are grateful to God for answering our prayers for his survival and recovery. “All of us in Heartland and the entire football family are delighted that he is back to his feet, it is our hope that he will drop the clutches in no distant time to start performing his duties. “It is gratifying that his return was marked with our victory against our perennial rivals, Enyimba. That victory was a very interesting one because it was devoid of the normal controversies that normally characterised our matches with Enyimba. “We are delighted for the victory and we believe it will mark the end of our poor run in the season,� Nkwopara said.

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Hazard criticises Chelsea tactics E

When the going gets tough... ...As Everton host EPL title aspirants, Man City today

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ell, the Premier ‚ bit tighter in this

‚ losing at home to Chelsea. Now the Reds only have a two-point lead over the Blues and a three-point lead over a City squad that has played one less match than the top two clubs. City can win the EPL title outright if they win their last three matches. Everton will not be carrying the trophy for the EPL crown, but they can end in the top four, which would be HUGE for them and guarantee them a spot in next season’s Champions League. X !

" who won Monday night, for fourth place in the EPL and are home underdogs facing City.

Earlier this season at home Manchester City beat Everton 3-1. Which Everton squad will show up in this match? That is a good question, as sandwiched in-between home wins against Arsenal and Manchester City they lost at home facing Southampton. Everton is led by their defense, which has conceded the third fewest goals in the league. However, they will < that has not only scored the second most goals in the league, but has outscored Everton by 36 goals this season. Since losing to Liverpool Man City has drawn once and won twice with two straight wins. In that threematch span they have scored seven goals. Everton is a tough pitch for

opponents, as they have wins over Chelsea and Arsenal and played to a draw facing Liverpool. However, in their last match, which was on the !

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X { a further stinging critique of Jose Mourinho’s tactical methods after Chelsea exited the Champions League on Wednesday night.The Blues were criticised for defensive tactics employed in the

ƒ Atletico Madrid and in the Premier League win at Liverpool before tumbling out of Europe after a 3-1 home loss. “Chelsea aren’t set up to play football,� Belgian Hazard told beIN SPORTS’ French station. “Chelsea are set up to ƒ ‘ Unless there is a

the Premier League title race, Mourinho is poised to a second successive season

" 9 Bridge ahead of the closing Premier League matches \ < Mourinho said he and his players clung to a dream which disappeared. “We are realistic, but at the same time we are optimistic,� he said. “When things go in a certain direction, there is a moment where you dream are possible, even if things are not. “And because we did well in the Champions League and in the Premier League, there was a moment where we felt we could do it. “In the Premier League

put Chelsea in front, but that was as good as it got for the hosts as Adrian swiftly equalised. Then came the 60 seconds Mourinho felt were decisive as Thibaut Courtois, playing against his parent club, saved a John Terry header. Atletico advanced down the other end and substitute Samuel Eto’o tripped Diego Costa, with the < converting the penalty before Arda Turan added a third to set up a May 24 % “In one minute, two actions decided the game,� Mourinho said. [" +

from John Terry’s header and instead of 2-1 to Chelsea, a few seconds later a penalty. “The save is amazing and the penalty is a penalty. “After that, there was only one team on the pitch. We had immediately the feeling the game was lost.�

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it was the match against Aston Villa that made me believe that we had no chance to be champions. “After that we build again the momentum and we were waiting for the Liverpool match to be the title match, but we had another surprise against Sunderland. “In the Champions League, it’s the same. We potential than us and were more ready than us to win the competition, but because you go step by step and beat Paris St Germain after a 3-1 defeat, you build your dream. [" U proved that we had our chances. “Until minute 61 we were completely in the game. And 2-1 for Chelsea, or 2-1 for Atletico. “That moment was crucial and, from that moment, the game was over.� Fernando Torres scored against his former club to

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of his compatriots, a source told ESPN that the United board want to see one with closer connections to the club

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of experience, but United believe he has many of the qualities required to manage the club in the future and it is thought his departure would disappoint the hierarchy at Old ! The former Ajax and Barcelona ' 8 Gaal’s assistants with Holland, has same duties for United. Van Gaal is said to want to bring in his other assistant Danny Blind,

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verton manager, Roberto # { rivals Liverpool not to expect any favours as he prepares his side to take on title favourites Manchester City on Saturday night. # { the three teams challenging for the Premier League crown should expect help from an Everton team who still retain an outside chance of He said: “I don’t think there’s any doubt about the integrity of our football club towards the league and towards the competition. “We are a football team and football club who want to win every game we go into and we’re looking at ourselves (Saturday). “They’re precious points for + everything to get every point we have left, but helping other teams is not the way we do our work.� Gareth Barry is ineligible to face parent club City at Goodison Park 9 # { that he will not be able to utilise the

Players on loan between two ƒ to face the team that holds their registration, which is not the case in European competition. Debate on the subject has arisen after Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, on loan at Atletico Madrid, was instrumental in knocking his ‘employers’ out of the < ‚

ƒ Wednesday. " # { the loan market with the seasonlong signings of Chelsea’s Romelu Lukaku, Barcelona youngster Gerard Deulofeu and Manchester City’s Barry does not believe the Spanish side had an unfair advantage. “In my eyes, when you reach an agreement for a player to go, whether that be a loan or permanent transfer, then he should

be allowed to play.� % # { “In my eyes, when you reach an agreement for a player to go, whether that be a loan or permanent transfer, then he should be allowed to play,� said the !

“It is a decision you make in a transfer window and I don’t see it as a healthy way to treat a loan player. If you make the decision to allow a player to go then it’s because, for whatever reason, everyone is happy to see him at another club for that season. “So I think the fairest way is to see what we see in European competition and see a player fully focused for the team that he is at. Then at the end of the season it is a

and someone making a decision on the player’s future.� Lukaku, Barry and Deulofeu have been important players in Everton’s successful season, which has seen them push Arsenal right to the wire for fourth place in the '

‚ # { has a proven record of allowing his own players to go out on loan. And he said: “The loan system has a real need in the modern game. It is a very interesting debate and should be something that needs to be looked at. “Clearly we shouldn’t have two competitions - I think domestic rules should be the same as the European laws in that respect.�

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! Sherwood, says lies are being told about his future at the club and persistent claims from managerial rivals about his job have left him disappointed. Spurs denied making any contact with Frank de Boer on Wednesday, a day after the Ajax manager claimed he had been approached and would hold > ‹ X Lane after Saturday. Another Dutchman, Louis van Gaal, had previously talked about taking over ! club were said to have taken place. “When clubs are coming out and ! to them and managers are coming out and saying they’ve spoken to them too,

it’s disappointing,� Sherwood told Sky Sports. “Somewhere along the line someone is telling porkies, I don’t know for ! comment on that until the season 9 U+ / U normally do, being as professional as I can and preparing the team.� U ! games they will equal the club record for points in the Premier League, a benchmark which Sherwood is keen to highlight. “I’ve got two more games to go,� he said. “We’ve had a good run recently. If we can get maximum points then we will get a record amount of points for ! …‡ U / shame that we didn’t start the season

“I just get on with it. There’s not a press conference I’ve done since I took over when another name hasn’t been mentioned. “I’ve just got to get on with the job. The fans deserve that. In my opinion we’ve got one of the best fans nucleus in the country. We’ve got 40,000 fans waiting for a season ticket. It’s a huge club. They deserve a manager who will give 100% to the cause.� Sherwood defended his record and placed blame on his predecessor, Andre ƒQ ]

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signing last summer, but Wilmots believes the 26-year-old has not been helped by the way he has been used = ! “I don’t understand why Manchester United bought him to play him in a system of two number sixes. Marouane is a box-to-box player,� Wilmots told Het Laatste Nieuws. Fellaini is yet to score for United in 20 appearances and was left out of the squad by interim manager Ryan Giggs in the 4-0 win over Norwich City. ] > for United, Wilmots has backed Fellaini to show his true colours for Q appearance at the World Cup in 12

Q { “I have no doubts about Marouane [for the World Cup],� Wilmots said. “The World Cup is a good chance for him to take revenge.�

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ouis van Gaal is expected to be named as Manchester United’s manager in the next few days - and the Dutchman has already lined up three major transfers. Van Gaal will leave his post as Netherlands manager after the World Cup and is keen to conclude negotiations, with the Daily Mail claiming the 62-yearold has targeted Bayern Munich’s Toni Kroos, as well as Borussia Dortmund pair Marco Reus and Mats Hummels. Van Gaal is reportedly happy with the transfer target list drawn up my United’s executive vicechairman Ed Woodward and former manager David Moyes, which includes Southampton’s Luke Shaw, Sporting ‚ William Carvalho and Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani. But the potential stumbling block to Van Gaal’s appointment and

the pursuit of the players he wants could the timing pressure United are under. Van Gaal has earmarked May 10 as the start of a training camp with domesticbased Holland players and United are aware he regards that date as the beginning of his build-up Q { ƒ and the end of the period in which he wants to negotiate for a new job. He has already delayed announcing Holland’s preliminary squad for the World Cup after talks with United. An announcement on his selection was due to take place on Friday but has been put back to Monday with the Dutch FA - keen to avoid distractions from preparations once they start - allowing him time to wrap up his future. There are concerns over Van Gaal’s coaching } however. United are keen to see interim player-manager Ryan

Giggs, as well as Paul 9 \ Q and Phil Neville, remain part of the Old ! ƒ The Dutchman wants to bring in ƒ team, including current Holland

assistant manager Patrick Kluivert and goalkeeper coach Frank Hoek. But with Giggs being handed the top job, albeit on a temporary basis, he is unlikely to be happy with being relegated to a bit-part role.

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Sports/Style

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The caption accompanying the image, with which few could argue, simply says ‘Enjoying success’. We assume his companion was behind the lens for the next picture, showing Devlin posing in the same hot tub with bubbly in the other. If this George Best like fantasy is to be completed, a bell-boy will no doubt enter the room at some point to ask: ‘Where did it all go wrong Conor?’ Devlin never played for United and had unsuccessful spells at Hartlepool and Brentford before joining Cliftonville. He has represented Northern Ireland at Under 21 level.

‹ < and soon enough you won’t be able to escape talk of the greatest show on earth. But for Bacary Sagna’s wife Ludivine Kadri, the excitement is too much, and she’s decided to drape her car in a World < The colourful wrap features Sagna, Mesut Ozil and Lionel Messi on the side of the sports car, and is being proudly parked at the pair’s home. On the other side of the car is Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suarez, Wesley Sneijder, and Sagna’s team-mates Alex OxladeChamberlain and Jack Wilshere on the front. The design was produced by Yiannimize, who wrap several celebrity cars - including John Terry, Olivier Giroud and Kevin Pietersen - and specialise in bespoke interior and exteriors. Sagna’s France open their World Cup campaign against Honduras on June 15 in ' " 9 Û Ecuador.

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/ { as he posed for a photo with daughter Dalma at Stamford Bridge. The Argentina legend turned up to watch the Champions League semi

< and Atletico Madrid with his oldest daughter, who tweeted the photo for all to see. Maradona has plenty of time on his hands these days, having not had a job in football since he was sacked as the manager of Dubai club Al Wasl FC in July 2012. Maradona was certainly well looked after, being pictured enjoying a drink before taking his seat for the big game. Television presenter Christine Bleakley was also in the stands, wearing a blue and white scarf to show her support for the club her & ‚ England manager Roy Hogson and Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson

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Awards every year and now,we are re opening p g Podium Academy. But as Titi Aboyade oyade y Cole, I’m a public speaker, a life coach, MC and also a journalist; while my hobby is photography. tography. Since relocating to Nigeria, how have you been handling your businesses abroad? d? I go to England like every otherr month to oversee my businesses and thank God I have capable hands that manage my business usiness for me whenever I’m here. My kids also make me go g often because they are also there studying. ing. g When we all relocated to Nigeria, I discovered that they y were not coping as I expected. So I had to return them to the United Kingdom while my daughter is here g with me. You know being a singlee mother, you y can’t just sit down and watch; you u need to provide all their needs.

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Can you tell us about your love life? Please, let’s talk more about myself. yself. I wouldn’tt y like to talk about my past. It didn’t ’t work out and we went our separate ways. I have been a single mother for 10 years. So what y wha at do you expect? I’m not bad-looking. ng. g I want to believe I’m intelligent, and men like ike the package p g and the brain. If they can get the brain and beauty y in one package, they will always come for it. Of course, I have a lot of admirers but ut I’m a focused woman; I know what I’m doing. I want to raise my children and get the best out of them; that is my number one priority. Having said that, that is not to say I’m not in a relationship. I have a wonderful man in my life right now and we are getting along smoothly.

Has love been fair to you? Love has not been fair to me because I was a bit unlucky with men. You see, I’ve been too naïve and too open. Perhaps that was why it didn’t work

# # % But we had a good relationship. The break-up didn’t come from me; the problem came from his When exactly are you settling down with your life style. I’m not a polygamist, so I couldn’t deal with polygamy. He didn’t hide the fact that he was Well, I’m a typical Nigerian woman and even taking a new wife and I decided to opt out of the if I’m a white lady, I still believe in the old school marriage. I still prefer having step children in my way of doing things. It’s not my decision to say I custody than having a co-wife because I don’t like want to get married tomorrow. It’s the man that # # # # % sharing my man. That is why if my husband has a girlfriend, I will try and persuade him to do away So when the time comes, we will let you know. with the lady. I can’t share my man because I’ve With your experience, can you tell us why several got too much love to give to my man. I give my relationship my all. I’m a lover; I’m always in love. My heart is so large that if you bring step children & $ ?K into the relationship, I will accept them because I best position to answer that question because my love children.

@ another person’s. Be that as it may, as a woman, you have to be submissive and tolerant of your He is a cool, calm and collected man. It sounds man. One thing you need to understand is that like a cliche but he’s a very easy-going person. you are a woman and not a man. Even God didn’t

! create us to be equal; man will still be the head. Though a woman might be the neck turning the your responsibility? head, men will remain the head, regardless. So, as ? K * % ? long as you allow your man to be the head to make do, you are playing God. As for me, my man has a decisions, there will be peace in that home. career. I just need to support him with whatever I have and give him peace of mind. I don’t look for money in men but rather prefer men with great potentials; they are always better than the rich men.

I don’t like sharing my man. That is why if my husband has a girlfriend, I will try and persuade him to do away with the lady. I can’t share my man because I’ve got too much love to give to my man. I give my relationship my all. I’m a lover; I’m always in love

What has life taught you? Life has taught me not to rely on people; be self-reliant, humble, work hard and be focused. " I hate lies. If you lie to me, I will take it so far because that shows you never loved me. Secondly, I don’t like untidy men and I don’t like men that can’t speak good English, no matter how rich you are. Your grammar, tenses must be on point. I don’t care if you are the number one citizen of this country. You must be able to speak very well and you could be from any part of the country but endeavour to speak good English. # $ I have male admirers but I know where to draw the line. When a man walks up to you and says he likes you, just appreciate him and have it at the back of your mind that most of them only want to get the national cake and move on. So for me, I know how to handle them because I’m not always carried away by altitude tilt (sweet mouth). How sexy are you? My man is in the best position to answer that!

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Uju Murphy Uzohue is one of Nigeria’s leading fashion ‘technocrats’. She is rated among the creme de la creme in Nigeria’s high society circle. By virtue of her acclaimed stylish statements, elegance and glamour, a touch that is also reflected in her business, Uju has not only created but also sustained her fashion and style niche over the years. She runs a furniture company that boasts of exotic designs, beddings and bathroom accessories among others on the Lekki - Epe Expressway, Lagos. She equally oversees her Japanbased husband’s business in Nigeria. That includes the multi-million naira ink company called ‘Lasergraphics’. A Zoologist by training, the pretty mother of two, hosted FUNSHO AKINWALE in Lagos, and fielded questions on fashion and style, her business, home and, of course, her love life. Excerpts:

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ou are repected for your beauty and fashion statements in the society. What is the secret? I don’t have any secret per se. I only have my personal designer, who makes most of my clothes: I mean most of my Nigerian attires. Also, I make sure I buy things that hang well on me. That is the major thing. Basically, if I’m doing Ankara, Java or any Nigerian print, my designer is always there to give the best. She is as wonderful as she is creative. She makes clothes that suit my body and shape. If I’m doing English, I make sure I go for the best. Good accessories - bags, shoes, my sunglasses - if it’s sunny out there. I don’t have any secret in particular. I know I try to do my best to look good. What are the ingredients that make up your fashion style? When it comes to my clothes, I don’t compromise. It doesn’t have to be very expensive, it just has to be of a very good quality; it should at least boost my shape and sit well on me. The colour has to suit my skin. I just do what I can do to make everything blend well. Are you a designer freak? I’m not, but I have a lot of designer

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% ? $ designer wears. I buy them em because they look nice on me and not becausee they are designer wears. You studied Zoology and d ended d up being a banker. Is there erre an aany y relationship between the two? e two wo? Everybody keeps wondering ering g whenever I tell them I studied Zoology. udied Zoology gy. To them, it’s a bit funny, but banking job can somehow be related ed to the course too (laughs), because use y you havee to know how to relate with th people. Actually, I wanted to study dy Medicine,, but later I got admission to study y Zoology. So, I decided to g When go for it. Wh hen ?

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who will surely portray this simple and humble character at the beginning of the relationship just to get close to the # / the traits I saw right from day one is still in him up till tomorrow.

His proposal was as simple as he is, while my response was also the same

What other virtues did you discover as the relationship cruised on? Also, he’s very hardworking, and brilliant. Sometimes, I will be struggling with some issues, but before I know it, he will be there to give me the solution. What were the challenges that came with the relationship especially at the teething stage? Hmmm... We actually had a major challenge of trust and I will continue to thank God for the kind of husband he blessed me with.

tenets. Are you sure your employment wasn’t based on your beauty? Why would you say that? I was employed because I have something up there. There is this general notion that any beautiful Nigerian lady, especially the fair-complexioned ones, would or should automatically get a job, especially a marketing job.

What actually happened, family objections or personal issues? The family members were wonderful. I had no issues with them at all but probably by virtue of my outgoing nature, + husband was unmoved. He told me that the only person he has business with is me, and that as far as I am ready to continue to do business with him, he is down with me.

(Cuts in)...that’s what am trying to say that... ...being beautiful doesn’t add to your marketing skills. It’s only an advantage that can get you customer’s attention at once the customer sees that you are only beautiful without brain, he wouldn’t want to have anything to do with you again. What if you are beautiful and there is no brain or attitude? Let me tell you that everything depends on how the individual packages herself. If you don’t know how to mix beauty with attitude and intelligence, you will be surprised that things might not work out the way you want them to be. It’s not just about the beauty, but your brain, your person and the whole of you. Your husband is the Chairman while you % &' *+ company. How do you handle that? There are some issues that he helps me to solve as the chairman. He supports % ^ K $ / ? K $ % ? ? $ done, I always go to him for help, though most of the time he is not in the country. There are some issues over which I have no choice than to go to him when they come up. Even at times, I tell him what I want to restock. Once in a while, he comes down to know what is going on. Sometimes if we need to restock and I don’t have the strength to do it, he does it for me. He goes there and just sends me what I want. Once in a while when it ? % There are times the stock and sales for the … the stock. In a situation like that, money for stock becomes shorter but I just have to restock. When that happens, I do go to him for support and he’s ever ready to help. Sometimes he gives and sometimes he lends, and each time I borrow, I ensure I pay back when I get the outstanding monies back.

How did he propose to you? My husband’s simplicity actually + # talking about. His proposal was as simple as he is, while my response was also the same. Was he romantic? Hmmm...he exhibited a simple romance.

What type of relationship do you have with your husband? Very cordial! Since we got married in November 2001, we have never had any separation. Though he is in Japan, our friendship is more indepth than some couples that are staying together. He has been staying in Japan before we met and he is still there. I love him and he loves me dearly. That is the most important thing in a marriage. How, where and when exactly did you meet? Like I said, he had been staying in Japan before I met him. We met just like any other man and woman would meet. We met, became acquaintances, exchanged contacts, became friends, became very close friends, became intimate friends and later became husband and wife. # interaction? It was actually his humility. He was and still a very humble person. I tell you, his humility is quite amazing. Later in the course of the relationship, I discovered other good things about him too but I was overwhelmed with his humility. You know like any average Nigerian man

What do you think attracted you to your husband? My husband has not really come out to say this but I think he likes the total package in me. It’s hard to see women that look good and at the same time are of good character. Seeing a down-to-earth, humble and beautiful woman to marry is no easy task - a very ‘domesticated’ # #

2/ woman of immense fashion and style attributes. Like I said, he got attracted to my total package. If given the chance, would you marry him again? Yes, yes and yes! How romantic are you? My husband is in the best position to answer that. How often do you see each other? Whenever he feels like seeing me. He was around for a long period last year. Then, our house was under construction ?

@ things. That took him not less than two months to do. Early this year also, I travelled to see him. We see each other whenever there is need. Can you tell us about your kids? I have two kids. They are doing very ?K %

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% = me it’s not true, that is the impression I always have. Mostly they come around especially on friendship level, but at the mention of marriage, they go away. It’s not a big problem for me. Once the wedding bands are there, it tells people that it’s a no go area. What turns you on and what turns you " I love honesty so very much. I mean being straight forward. My major turn

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% What does style mean to you? Like I keep saying, style is individualistic, it is a signature. Each person has his individual signature. ƒ # $ % K blindly follow another person’s style. Look at your shape, body structure and see what hangs well on you. Style is being classic, elegant and carrying yourself well. It’s not compulsory for an individual to wear something very expensive. What matters most is the sense being put together while wearing it and that personally makes your style. - " $ how do you handle loneliness? Loneliness! Do I even know what that word means? I’m always a kind of loner. Like I told you, I don’t have friends. Right from my childhood, my friends are novels, movies and music. They keep me company a lot and his not being around

K 2 we speak (on telephone) often, at least two or three times daily. I have to tell him what is happening to me, the family business and other things. He also tells me what is happening to him over there, and sometimes he stays two months here. Basically, I’ve got myself used to not having him around. How often do you travel? I travel a lot to slow down a bit for this particular arm of the business to boom. I’m trying to nurture it to get us to the peak before I go anywhere. The thing is that my husband is not around, so I have to supervise and be on ground always. Not that I don’t travel, I do but I will only do once I am convinced that the company is fully on ground and running without my physical presence. Do you travel only to Japan where your as well? ? % ? K

limited to Japan. If I want to travel, I go to New York or the Bahamas, I will tell him I’m going on vacation, come and meet me there. Sometimes it will be for just two weeks. We travel a lot. Sometimes I try to make out time, he will tell me to come and meet him wherever he is; it could be London or any other place. I can stay a week to enjoy his company and then come back with the children. How do you your spend leisure time? Like I said, I’m a home person. Most of the time, my people would complain, saying: ‘Uju you need to be going out to see what is happening there’. So most of the time I read either novels or magazines. I love reading a lot. I just sit at home and play with my children. Who is Uju Murphy Uzohue? I believe you are in a better position to tell me about myself. Personally, I’ll say I’m very outgoing, very nice, and down to earth. I don’t have any airs around me; everybody close to me knows that. I’m very friendly and cheerful. I’m a bit on the quiet side, a bit shy, but people don’t really see that. I ’ll say I’m honest, because I love being plain. I don’t like pretenders. I prefer just being myself, if you like it K # % ? K everybody in the world.

business woman? Life is what you make of it. You can’t actually carve out the path you want to follow in life. Life is good; life is sweet, but don’t get carried away by the things of the world. You are there today, you may be gone tomorrow, you can never tell. Try and do the best you can at a point in time. Don’t procrastinate. Do what you are able to do today now; don’t postpone it to next week or thereabout. Just move on with it. You are known with wearing Ankara a $ / For occasions, I always like going in traditional. like I said, I have a good designer. Once she makes something great, ? $ # % 7 I’m going to church, weddings or other occasions, I do traditional wears, but if I’m working I do western, while on Fridays I do Jeans and top. I don’t really wear suits these days. I used to do that when I was working in a bank. These days, I wear pants with shorts or skirts and shirts. To cut it short, I like looking corporate without suits or jackets. Since I work for myself, I can at least do a dress code for myself. Nice corporate wears, nice shoes # * # ? work.

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Niyola N Eniola Akinbo aka Niyola, discovered her affinity fo music at the age of 8 years when she attended a for F Funmi Adams concert with her father. Soon, she started developing interest in singing; deciding later that year d to do a song at the annual church convention. Niyola recently got signed to Empire Mates Entertainment re and an was featured on several tracks on the EME Empire Mates M State of Mind album alongside leading Nigerian acts ac such asWizkid, Banky W and Skales. She is hot! ac

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Ezi Emela

Ezi Emela – real name Ezichimemela Ezeh - is an afrobeats sensation and singer/songwriter. Born in Manchester, England ,to Nigerian parents, Ezi has had a passion for music for as long as she can remember and has been singing from a tender age. She deserves this number 7 spot.

Ms. Jaie Seductive vocals, melodies and captivating lyrics are some of the attributes that set Ms. Jaie apart from her peers. Born in London, England, to Nigerian parents, her real names are Janine Ayorinde Temitope Dada. She is presently signed to Storm Records. Perhaps in a lighter mood, someone once quipped: ‘She’s frontally loaded and also backward plus. Whatever that means!

Yemi Alade Yemi Alade, real name Yemi Eberechi Alade, is currently signed to Effyzzie Music Group. Born in Abia State to business woman, Helen Alade (Nee Uzoma) and Police officer dad James Alade, the fast-rising Nigerian pop sensation is the fifth of seven siblings in a household of musicians. She is cute and sexy. She’s got this familiar coca cola bottle kind of shape, the type that could make men miss their steps.

Zaina Occupying the number 4 spot is Zaina. Zaina was born in Chicago, Illinois, USA, to Nigerian parents and she spent her early years there. She began her journey to stardom after securing a law degree. She later returned to

Yemi Nigeria with the intention of bringing her experience home. Zaina is currently signed to Soul Muzik.

Emma Nyra Born to two Nigerian parents from Delta State, Emma Nyra is based in Texas, USA, where she was born and raised. She is cute and sexy, and deserves this number three spot

Lola Rae Rachel Funmilola Garton aka Lola Rae, is a 21 year-old British singer of Nigerian/Ghanian and British heritage with high aspirations combined with a great amount of talent and potential to match. Pretty chick, sexy eyes with smoking hot body that many cannot resist.

Tiwa Savage Occupying the number one spot is the ever shining Tiwa Savage. She is cute, fresh and sexy. Tiwatope Savage was born in Lagos but spent part of her life in the UK and America. The First Lady of Mavin is sitting on the cusp of a rainbow and has recently signed a multi-million naira deal to become the face of Pepsi, the first African to so do.

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What if he asks you out and says he loves you? Cool, but because I have a crush on him doesn’t mean I want to have a relationship with him .But if he says :’Oh my God! I love you.’ We can work something out.

Who is your celebrity crush? That will be Davido, because for me, he is hardworking. Over the years, he has been able to prove himself that he is talented and not all about being just a rich kid and I think he is cute too.

A picture surfaced online where your pictures were blended together. In one of the pictures, you were darker and now you are lighter, what do you have to say about that? What I will love to say about that is that in life, people grow and change with time. For example, I was born with a talent and over the years, I improved on the talent. For me, I grew up, then I was very young and I was even a tomboy and don’t even think I used cream. I grew up and I am lighter. People don’t look the way they looked five-six years ago. If you still look like that, then you have a problem and that could mean you are not growing. It’s either you are fatter, slimmer , lighter or darker or have a pot belly. People grow.

There is an allegation that you are using Dencia Whitenicious, is that true? It’s not true. It’s one of the craziest things I have heard about myself. No, I am not using Whitenicious.

Can you tell us about your physical assets: what do you consider as the sexiest part of your body? That will be my height, my boobs and my nose.

an we meet you? I am Cynthia Ikponmwenosa Morgan. I consider myself a fast-rising dancehall artiste who isn’t afraid to flaunt her sensuality. I am signed on to Jude Okoye’s North Side Entertainment and I have been getting buzz from my hit song - Don’t Break My Heart.

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eteran Nigerian filmmaker and Nollywood icon, Amaka Igwe died in Enugu early this week to the rude shock of Nigerians. She had gone, in company of her husband, for pre-production preparations for a new Igbo soap. It was gathered that she suffered an asthma attack and was immediately rushed to the hospital after initial interventions had failed. She passed on before getting to the hospital. Amaka Igwe is survived by her husband Charles, three children, and an aged mother, siblings and other extended family members. Amaka was an accomplished writer, producer, director, entrepreneur and teacher. She was the founder of BoBTV Expo, founder and CEO of Top Radio 90.9FM, Amaka Igwe Studios, and the newly-launched Q Entertainment Networks. The Lagos mainland based Top Radio station was launched years ago, with preparations underway to launch Q Networks, a DSTV channel in a few weeks. A visionary and pioneer of modern Nigerian TV drama and film, Amaka Igwe (nee Isaac Ene) was born on January 2, 1963. Until her death, she was the singularly most important woman in the creation and evolution of Nollywood. Starting out as a young Lecturer Assistant at the then Anambra State University, Amaka Igwe dedicated her early adult life to the creation of Fuji House of Commotion and ‘Checkmate’. Her Rattlesnake movie trilogy though it came out a few weeks after Living in Bondage, was the first artistic success of Nollywood’s videography. With her Fuji House of Commotion, Amaka redefined the landscape of Situation Comedy on national TV. Married to exbanker-turned-Film producer/ marketer Charles Igwe in April 1993, Amaka was Nollywood’s female colossus. And together, Amaka & Charles Igwe strove to evolve a seismic paradigm shift in entertainment content provi-

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sion in Nigeria, the latest being TOP FM Radio, Lagos. Toe-to-Toe with men she stood. In recognition, she was awarded national honour of as Member of the Order of the Federal Republic (MFR). Amaka Igwe studied Education/ Religion at the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University). She also earned a Master’s degree from the University of Ibadan. She had her early education at All Saints School (now TransEkulu Primary School), Girls High School, Awkunanaw, Enugu, and Idia College, Benin. From OAU, Amaka Igwe signed the MNET shot celluloid film Barbers Wisdom as director and then proceeded to the University of Ibadan where she grabbed a masters degree in Library and Information Services. She married her long-time partner, Charles, in 1993. They had three kids together – Ruby, David and Daniel. She worked as a lecturer at the Anambra State University of Technology and briefly in an Oil and Gas firm, before settling for the motion picture industry. Amaka will be remembered for raising the bar in movie and TV productions in Nigeria, creating high standards with her company Amaka Igwe Studios at a time when Nollywood was not taken serious, for not conforming to low standards as a means to achieving success and inspiring many Nigerian movie makers.

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he Fashion Industry in Nigeria has continued to grow rapidly, with a high cross – over adaptation of the ‘adire’ material taking the driver’s seat especially in terms of design. Adire is a fashion perspective that has been with us over the ages and still waxing strong by the day. From the stable of Lady of Africa Empowerment to specialize in Adire ensembles has however added a new perspective in what is now called an ‘indigenous culture in aid of humanity’. The Adire street culture classic comes to you in different shapes and sizes’, ranging from men, women and children’s attires to shoes, bags and watch straps among others. Adire street culture classic is a fashion statement made in traditional esthetics and designs with modern touches.

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o you know how many seconds it takes a person to form an impression of you? It usually takes the person from five to ten seconds to form an impression of you. I’m sure you are now wondering how you can leave a positive impression in this very short period of time. Actually, more than one thing that can be controlled takes place in this short period of time and as you may have already guessed one of these things is the handshake. I am stronger than you Why do you think you experience fear while watching a horror movie despite the fact that you’re perfectly safe at home? That’s simply because your subconscious mind follows some primitive rules in its operation and so it may incorrectly interpret an external stimulus as a threat even if there was no real danger. Now let’s go back to the handshake, When you firmly hold the other person’s hand during the handshake his subconscious mind will think that you are stronger and more confident than him!! So by making sure that your handshake is firm, without exerting extra unneeded pressure, you will be leaving the impression that you are a confident person. Follow my command Have you ever noticed how some people position their palms horizontally instead of vertically while shaking hands with their friends? We have two cases here: 1) The first is when the palm is parallel and facing the floor 2) The second is when the palm is facing the sky. The first gesture reflects the desire to dominate while the other one represents a state of submission. The person who positions his palm so that it faces the ground while shaking hands will usually be doing so because of his unconscious desire to dominate the other person. On the other hand positioning the palm so that it faces the sky usually reflects the state of being submissive to the other person. What if someone wants to control me? So what if someone tries to shake hands with you with his palms facing the ground? Simply hold his palm and firmly return it to the vertical position. By doing so, you will be sending an indirect message to his subconscious mind telling him: “Sorry, but I’m not the kind of person whom you can control” In my book, How to make someone fall in love with you i described how simple gestures such as a firm handshake can make you appear much more attractive and can increase the chance of making people fall in love with you. Make sure to learn about the other body language gestures so that you can leave the best possible impression. Learning more about body language can give a very strong boost to your communication skills. 2knowmyself is the only website on the web comprising the full body language postures, along with their detailed explanation; make sure you visit the body language section. There is something significant and profound about the way another man shakes your hand. Be it your father, friend or potential client, there are ways of decoding someone through their

handshake. What does a handshake say about you? Everything. Your handshake can imply a steely confidence or an unassertive insecurity. Knowing how to shake a hand properly is a forgotten art. Men have failed to teach others a genuine shake because they fail to realise its importance. Notice how great leaders shake with authority — power and command amplified through their right hand. What kind of authority is in your handshake? The power of Handshake What a weak shake means A weak handshake screams a frail inner core. The firmness of your grasp helps someone determine your inner circuitry — your character, or lack thereof. During an interview, the employer will use many tactics to decide if you are fit for work, and the handshake is often a litmus test right at the beginning. Considering the investment employers make in someone, it is obvious that none would want “weak” in their future. The bone-crushing grip How should a handshake with too much power be judged? In truth, just as harshly as a delicate shake, if not more so. When someone shakes too hard or for too long, it suggests negative excess or overcompensation. It makes some wonder what the death grip is compensating for. At least with someone with a weak handshake, there can be no question about how they present themselves. Know your handshake for her There is a sense of confidence, security and trustworthiness in a firm and balanced handshake. The women in your life will take note of this. Radiate that confidence when you shake her hand. A woman wants the good qualities that go hand-inhand with an assured grasp. Have a weak shake? Don’t be surprised if she quickly loses interest and waves you away. Rehearse and refine Practice your handshake every chance you get. Even the act of extending your hand first implies confidence. Ask your friends for feedback. Is it too strong, too light or just right? Don’t know how to shake a woman’s hand? Introduce yourself with a good shake to the first woman you see on the street (and get her e-mail while you are at it). A poor shake can impact the kind of man you can or will become. Becoming a Better Man begins with the right hand — so start now. Develop, improve and refine the assuredness of your handshake. The final word As you step out of the lift and into the office where you might work for the next 10 years, take a deep breath. Pretend there is a string pulling from the top of your head toward the ceiling. Bring back your shoulders. Walk to the interviewer with long strides at a moderate pace. Smile. Stick your right arm straight out to shake their hand with confidence. Display with conviction that you are the Better Man.

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PAThis i G SAs for E LE AT THE WEDDING CEREMONY OF FORMER NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC PARTY, ALHAJI BAMANGA TUKUR’S SON HELD IN LAGOS RECENTLY

AT THE ‘NAIJA FOOD FIESTA’ HELD IN LAGOS RECENTLY

L-R: Mrs. Zainab Jaji, Mr. Ahmed Tukur and his wife, Karimot, with bride’s mother, Hajia Ganiyat Bamisedun.

L-R: Mrs.Yinka Oguntoyinbo, Mr. Kayode Idowu and Mrs. Kemi Koyejo

R-L: Mrs. Kemi Koyejo, Mr. William Effiong and Mr.Tade Adekunle.

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Ahmed Tukur and his wife, Karimot, cutting the wedding cake.

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PROF. JERRY GANA’S SON WEDDED RECENTLY IN ABUJA

THE CHRISTIAN FAITH ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA HELD ITS ANNUAL NATIONAL PRAYER FELLOWSHIP IN LAGOS RECENTLY

Former Minister of Information, Prof. Jerry Gana; his son, James and his wife, Jessie, and the ex-minister‘s wife, Lucy.

L-R: Dr. Awosika Olu, Dr. (Mrs.) Dere Awosika and Pastor (Mrs.) Modupe Otukoya.

L-R: Minister of State for Agriculture, Hajiya Asabe Ahmed; Prof. Jerry Gana; his wife, Lucy; FCT Minister of State, Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide and Minister of Water Resources, Mrs. Sarah Ochekpe.

L-R: Chief Brown Mene, Prof. Vincent Anigbogu and Chief Olu Falomo PHOTOS: SAMUEL ALUKO

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AT THE MEDIA LAUNCH OF DSTV BOX OFFICE AND CATCHUP HELD IN LAGOS RECENTLY

AT THE 52ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (UBA) PLC HELD IN LAGOS

L-R: General Manager, Sales and Distribution, Mr. Akinola Salu; Marketing Manager, DStv, Mrs. Chioma Afe, and General Manager, Marketing and Retention, MultiChoice Nigeria, Mr. Martin Mabutho.

L-R: Group Managing Director/CEO UBA Plc, Mr. Phillips Oduoza, Chairman, Ambassador Joseph Keshi and Company Secretary, Mr. Bili Odum

Regional Manager, Mnet Africa, Mrs. Wangi Mba-Uzoukwu, and Public Relations Manager, MultiChoice Nigeria, Ms. Caroline Oghuma. PHOTOS: SAMUEL ALUKO

AT THE BURIAL CEREMONY OF LATE PA SOLOMON ABAYOMI ODIA HELD IN LAGOS RECENTLY

R-L: Mr. Sam Odia, Mrs. Clare Odia, Mr. Ayokunle Odia and Mrs. Yewande Osarhieme Odia.

L-R: Mrs. Yewande Odia, Barrister Olusanmokun and Arc Funmi Odia.

L-R: Former First Lady, Cross River State/Non-Executive Director, UBA Plc, Mrs. Onari Duke,Vice Chairperson, Mrs. Rose Okwechime and former GMD/CEO, Mr. Tony Elumelu PHOTOS: SAMUEL ALUKO

ACTRESS ADAORA UKOH HOSTED FRIENDS AND NOLLYWOOD COLLEAGUES AT HER BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION HELD RECENTLY IN LAGOS

Cossy Orjiakor flanked by Adaora Ukoh (L) and Uche Iwuji.

Celebrant, Adaora Ukoh flanked by comedian, AY and wife. PHOTOS: SAMUEL ALUKO

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My Kitchen Talking Nutrition with CHIZOBA NWOBU

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here are so many ways to bring creativity to a Nigerian soup without taking out of what the soup really is. In Otong soup which is what am serving up today, I find that adding a simple twist like coarsely ground red pepper to the soup for example just brings this interesting eye appeal to a typical Nigerian soup like Otong. This is another Nigerian soup that has Okra as one of the ingredients. Otong soup has two key vegetables characteristic, Ikong Ubong( Ugwu) and Okra. With the high fiber content in Okra this soup is really quite friendly with the digestive system. Ugwu has high iron content and so you are onto some nutrition packed soup. As with many vegetables short cooking time helps to retain the nutrients better. Otong can be eaten with Ayan Ekpang (grated steamed cocoyam), pounded yam or eba. It is always a delight to watch your guests wrap their pounded yam round the soup ,lick their fingers and go for the next ball of pounded yam. It appears that it is always a relay game until the plate is cleaned out. Whilst we are at Otong ,there is this dance called Etighi (which means Okra in Efik) Each time I watch the dance step I picture the way Okra is wrapped round pounded yam. I tried this dance step this the other day and my kids were all on the floor holding their ribs in laughter.You don’t want to me do it , Do you? t Recipe t 8 medium pieces Beef t 8 small pieces Ikpa( Pomo) t 10 pieces smoked Shrimps( dressed)

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Saturday Newswatch, May 3, 2014

Special Report

Computer Village: Good, bad and ugly Ayodele Olalere

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t the mention of Computer Village, Ikeja, many Nigerians, especially Lagos residents, shudder; they fear and tremble. To many, just the mention of the name gives them goose pimples. The thought of going to Computer village to purchase goods ranging from electronics to computer accessories and phones can give one a sleepless night. Their fear is quite understood owing to lots of sharp practices that is the hallmark of the place. At the Computer Village, / U<! accessories, both the good and the bad happen. Regarded as one of the largest markets in Nigeria and West Africa in terms of revenue, Computer village is home to many traders who deal majorly in the sales of computer parts. It is also home to dealers of major phone products such as Techno, Samsung, Nokia and so on. The market is so strategic in the \ parts of the country visit the location to purchase goods which they re-sell in their respective states. These products include memory cards, cameras, computer software and many more. It is widely believed that whatever computer accessories or phones that is not available at the Computer Village cannot be found elsewhere. In the same vein, whatever repairs that cannot be carried out at the village cannot be done elsewhere, thus many people see the place as a last solution of some sort. As a result of its strategic location, there is high population of traders at the place with makeshift shops and stalls as well as high volume of transactions that are carried out on daily basis. It has also served as one of the major internally generated revenue source for the Lagos State government. On two occasions, the state government had had cause to close the market following the refusal of the traders to pay

accumulated tax debt of N700 million, which is more than what is generated internally by some states. During the closure which lasted for some weeks, the traders reportedly lost about N1billion in revenue. This shows how important it is to the state’s economy as well as the traders who lose billions of naira whenever the market is shut. However, much as the market is popular for its large patronage, it also creates fear in the minds of those who patronise it as a result of sharp practices &

customer, it is advisable that they do not go there alone. The person should be accompanied by someone who knows the in and out of the market, and the type of transactions that take place. This is so because the market has also gained reputation for sales of fake products. At every streets corner of the market such as Otigba, Adepele, Ositelu, Olayeni and Oremeji, touts are on standby seeking patronage from customers, and looking for ways to exploit the ignorance of unsuspecting customers. While genuine products could be purchased at some respected stalls at the market, a large percentage of the products on display are fake, and are usually sold by those who display their wares by the roadside. Thus, it is advisable that products are purchased in dealers’ shops without the intervention of touts. ] opportunity of returning the good if on

faults. The touts’ mode of operation begins by accompanying passersby, and trying products they have for sale. Unknown to such potential customer, such products are always fake and cheaper, but in order to convince buyer, the products are package in new covers. As soon as such customer decides to negotiate, other touts who have been standing at a distance watching the scene begins to move closer. In such transaction, negotiation takes less than three minutes as the touts try to hurry the customer into parting with their

Traders at Computer Village Ikeja

Traders at Computer Village Ikeja

money, giving them impression that the Police could swop on them if they tarry longer. This is to prevent the customer from taking a critical look at the product, and deprive him of being convinced of its As soon as such customer parts with his money, the tout(s), in a twinkling of an eye disappears into the large crowd of

duping another mugu. With the satisfaction of striking a good bargain, the customer heads home only to discover that the product he purchased was fake. Adeola, a university undergraduate who had fallen victim of the sharp practices of the touts narrated his experience to Saturday Newswatch. “In 2006, I needed a phone but didn’t have enough money to get a good one. So a friend of mine told me that I could get a cheap, but good phone at the Computer

While genuine products could be purchased at some respected stalls at the market, a large percentage of the products on display are fake, and are usually sold by those who display their wares by the roadside

Village, so I went there. That was actually

= boy started following me with a Nokia phone. The phone looked beautiful, and according to him was only N5000. I negotiated it down to N3000, and he agreed to sell. He told me to hurry up because of the Police. I asked him to put on the phone and he did, but when I said I wanted to insert my SIM to test the phone, he complained audibly, saying I was wasting his time.� He continued, “As soon as I gave him the money, he quickly took a narrow road close to where we were standing and disappeared. When I got home and tried to put on the phone, it did not come " U down, but after charging it, it still did not work. I opened it only to discover paper

! was also badly damaged. I bought new ! how I threw the phone away.� = Prince, who deals in the sales of phones and computer accessories lamented the negative impression people have about the market. According to him, people should appreciate the market more for the services that are provided by the thousands of traders that occupies the place rather than the sharp practices that occur there. “I quite agree that there are more fake products than the original ones, but it is not peculiar to Computer Village alone. There is no market in the world that is as large as Computer Village that does not experience such sharp practices. You cannot rule out bad ones in this type of environment. However, you have to look at the fact that the market has created jobs for many youths. There are some undergraduates that come here to make money whenever the school is on Continued on Page 83

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He said due to economic recession, which the activities of the club has been down played for sometime, hence the need to restrategise and reposition it to perform the objectives for which it was set up. We are also creating awareness and making enquiries into other West Africa region to bring in business opportunities in those countries so that members would have the opportunity for exploring the areas for business The president said they have been inviting speakers to speak on topical issues that cut across all business sectors and most of the members had made incursion to other sub region for instance Purechem, PZ among others are in Ghana while Dangote is now trying a project in Sierra Leone. [9

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industrial and economic development in Badagry has to do with basic infrastructures which it had already commenced work. He added that the on-going road construction, the new international road and railway project in Badagry would open up other axis, trade links and route, trade and industrial development with the construction of a deep seaport that will encourage and to aid development in Badagry. The minister lauded the ancient town for " 9 < leads the nation in the public sector.

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Saturday Newswatch, May 3, 2014

No sacrifice too big to keep Nigeria one – Archbishop Archbishop of the Metropolitan See of Lagos, Most Rev. Alfred Adewale Martins, in a recent chat with newsmen in Lagos, addressed issues bordering on the political situation in the country, how to avert the disintegrating of the country, factors that could engender enduring democratic platform with sustainable legitimacy, prospects in the ongoing National Conference and lessons for Nigerians in the late South African leader, Nelson Mandela, among others. BENSON EDJEWHOVHO was there for Saturday Newswatch. Excerpts:

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ould you do a brief appraisal of the country’s development over the years? Certainly, our country is far from where it ought to be, given the kind of his human, natural and other resources it is endowed with. We have always had a leadership that hasn’t done adequate justice to the needs of the peoples. We have had a leadership that well above the interest of the people of the nation. There are resources that have been diverted to private pockets and other sources that have nothing to do with the welfare of the people. That is why we are where we are today. We have equally had a situation in which the political class had constantly been selfseeking and self-centered such that the welfare of people has not been taken care of over the years. What we are having now is just a carry-over from what has always been and that is why one is constantly hoping that we shall have a new generation of politicians and technocrats working hands-inhands with politicians and civil servants who would be truly

people. What is your assessment of the present political situation in the country with particular reference to President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration? The President obviously has a lot of challenges in ruling the nation. Any person who accepts to rule the nation must also be aware of the challenges that are involved. The government and not just the President alone need to be fair in dealing with some of the issues, particularly, the issue of corruption that has always been a sour point in the history of Nigeria. The ' dealing with the problem; he crooks creating big holes in the purse of the nation are brought to book. We heard of people whom the courts have convicted and all of a sudden we hear nothing There was the case of a person who was convicted, but later escaped and suddenly, he got

Bishop Martins pardoned. That kind of thing + in government’s seriousness to Those who really ruined this

Our values have to be properly aligned. Our values should be higher than material and property acquisition. That is, if we look at the people, we should be able to evaluate or judge them not in terms of what they have but in terms of their character and who they are

nation, always get away with it. 9

within the nation so that we would be able to really deal with the problem of corruption. How can we really achieve an enduring democratic platform with sustainable legitimacy? U values have to be properly aligned. Our values should be higher than material and property acquisition. That is, if we look at the people, we should be able to evaluate or judge them not in terms of what they have but in terms of their character and who they are. If you judge people in that way, you are pushing them forward and they have the chance of becoming leaders. Then, we would have an enduring democracy in this land because they would be concerned about the welfare of the people. If people also are able to allow the value of the religion they believe in to equally guide their activities, I have no doubts that we would have enduring democratic values in this nation. If agencies of government are able to work according to their terms of engagement, rules and Continued on Page 81

Politics Enemies of peace in South West Julius Olufemi Kayode

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rom all indications, the atmosphere in Nigeria is ƒ courtesy OF politicians. It is rather unfortunate that people do not learn from history. I am old enough to tell some history of this country Nigeria, which was joined in a marriage of convenience in 1914 by the British government. The seed of the marriage has matured through > \ where a section is progressing through western education while another section is driving away or killing pupils for embracing western education whereas the abhorred western education produced the bombs, guns and vehicles the insurgents are using. The British have succeeded in their plan of this unholy marriage causing bloodshed and retrogression. With regards to other facts of Nigeria, the black pages are gradually being re-opened especially in South West. Some persons called Jeliliat and Musiliat were not born during the crisis of the Western region during penkelemesi bloody riots which later grew to e we in the 50s. Adegoke Adelabu popularly known as Penkelemesi (peculiar mess) was an Ibadan man and a very prominent politician. He was an NCNC chieftain and grassroot politician with national recognition. One day he was returning from Lagos via the only direct route to Ibadan via Ikorodu–Shagamu-Remo and he died in an accident in Remo, the home base of Obafemi Awolowo, his arch political opponent. Instantly, hell was let loose because his supporters suspected that the accident was planned. That was the genesis of e we tie, meaning set ablaze anything in sight with petrol in all the breadth and length

of the old Western region. May God never allow us to witness such monumental carnage again in the West and Nigeria. It is therefore satanic for some mad dogs to ignite another crisis through do or die politics in South West. Let them ask their elderly sponsors about this aspect of Nigeria’s history which started Nzegwu coup d’Êtat of 1966, then civil war in 1967-1970. X very dark part of Nigeria history, it is sad to note that the entire crisis started from the South West and it consumed almost all the key players and even several innocent people and properties. It is very saddening that some people do not care about the peace of this nation and the prevailing 9 ‹ reasons. People come all the way from Ghana, Botswana and the Diasporas to admire and record the unprecedented innovative progress in Lagos State and some other South West states. But this means nothing to the spoiler and children of perdition in our midst. History will consume them, no amount of military or police intimidation will save the evil doers. No one can foretell the end of a crisis so Jeliliat and Musiliat and the ex-convicts backing them should think twice. U

their extended families will be Beware of a repeat of E wet e i.e. arson on petrol spraying. A word is enough for the wise. Yoruba ronu and shine your eyes. There must be peace in South West. .Julius Olufemi Kayode is a veteran Journalist and a public analyst

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Jonathan, best President Nigeria has had – Ex-MILAD, Dungs Col. John David Dungs is the former administrator of Delta State and a onetime governorship aspirant of Plateau State. He spoke with GYANG BERE on Governor Murtala Nyako of Adamawa State’s letter, accusing President Goodluck Jonathan of aiding genocide. Dungs insist that the President is the best presidential option for the 2015 general elections, demanding that he should declare his intention to contest the election.

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ost of the geopolitical zones in the country have, during the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) zonal rally, urged President Jonathan to declare his intention to contest the 2015 race; but he has not done so. Wouldn’t the delay work against him? Those of us from the Middle Belt have been calling on Mr. President to contest the 2015 presidential election. We believe he should complete his tenure; he is about and we believe that he has done well. So, we want him to go ahead for a second term. We are backing him fully; we want the President to come out immediately to declare his intention to run in 2015. There is no vacancy in the Villa until 2019. We are pleading with him to declare his intention without further waste of time; majority of Nigerians, even the northerners, are solidly behind him. It is only a few cabals that don’t want him to contest. Some people are complaining that the President Jonathan’s government experienced more killings than recorded during the civil war. Could you share your view on this with us? It is the handiwork of those people that promised to make the country ungovernable. In fact, i will suggest that total emergency be declared in the three states of the North East; that means all the democratic structures should be dissolved so that sole administrators can takeover; our borders in be closed. If this had been done long before now, the insurgency wouldn’t have lasted six months. If we had put military administrators

those criminals and suspend all democratic structures for the period of the emergency rule, by now we would have said good bye to Boko Haram and the democratic structures would have been restored. Are you not afraid of the way the All Progressives Congress (APC) governors are teaming up against President Jonathan ahead of the 2015 general elections, especially the manner they are addressing some of the uprisings? U of the oppositions is causing the country; but they want the PDP government to be seen as causing the upheaval. I believe like most Nigerians that the APC and its supporters are supporting the insurgency so that Nigerians will not support President Jonathan in 2015. They are just encouraging insurgency, but I don’t see them making it at all because they are birds together just for the purpose of grabbing power, and not because they have anything in common. I don’t think they what the present government What is your reaction to the rumour that the APC is trying to come out with a Muslim-Muslim ticket in 2015? From those statements that I have been reading in the newspapers, especially among candidates aspiring to contest the presidency on the platform of the APC, I don’t see any hope because from their past antecedents, I don’t think they will move along with the people. These are people that have been tested before. I don’t think they can carry Nigerians along, I don’t

Dungs think they can deliver this country. I don’t think they are the ones that can develop this country and bring peace to it. We wouldn’t mind whether it is Christian-Christian or Muslim-Muslim ticket provided they are the calibre of people Nigerians trust and can deliver this country. These people that the APC has been pushing forward cannot move us forward in this country. Honestly, let’s call a spade a spade. It is the governors that have failed. You do not expect Mr. President at the Federal level to know your problems ĂŒ expect the military to do

He has been magnanimous in dealing with Nigerians. In term of infrastructure development, he has done more than most Presidents that ever ruled this country; he should be given a pass mark and not be discouraged

that; it is not their duty. They have police commissioners; they have the State Security Service and other security agencies in their states. It is their responsibility. If they have been governing well and providing job opportunities for the citizens in their states, they would have reduced some of the insurgency. Instead of blaming Mr. President, they should blame themselves because almost all the states have diverted all the local government resources through joint accounts. Do you think Mr. President has reacted accurately to some of the issues aimed at frustrating his administration? President Jonathan is somebody who has tried his best to carry everybody along. Unfortunately, either because of the 2015 general elections or some people who believe they are born to rule this nation or who want to hold on to the national resources by all means, they are creating problems. In factk, he is the best President this country has ever been fortunate to have as far as I am concerned. He has been magnanimous in dealing with Nigerians. In term of infrastructural development, he has done more than most presidents that ever ruled this country; he should be given a pass mark and not discouraged. Why are people trying to push him out by all means? You remember some people said if he becomes President, they will make

this country ungovernable. We are seeing the import of that already. They are the ones behind the insurgents; they are the people behind the Fulani marauders or herdsmen who are maiming and killing innocent people all over the North. That is why I will not be one of those to suggest grazing areas in the country. No. We should

have ranges as done abroad. There is business in farming livestock; there is money in it. We should rather look at how to restrict these cows to a place. Then, we should go on farming food for the cows; that is, the grass we use in feeding them in dry or rainy season. That is what is obtainable in Europe. We should learn this from the developed nations. You can make billion of naira from animal feeds. They should place instead of roaming all over the place with them. causing havoc and confusion to farmers. The places likely to be demarcated for grazing in the country will likely turn into training camps for Boko Haram insurgents. The day they will strike, this country will go ablaze and they will make it ungovernable within one day. So, the proposal to demarcate grazing areas across the nation is uncalled for; it is a recipe for the down fall of this country. Recently, there was a security meeting in Plateau State, led by the Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG), Operation, at the Force Headquarters where they called for the reopening of all shut grazing routes. Do you think that move is healthy for the state? That is why I am against grazing areas. I am for ranging. Let’s domesticate the animals. The Fulani herdsmen can form cooperatives; they can go to government and ! amenities and water points and feed their animals. There are people who will go into farming to produce feed for these animals and they will be paid. That will boost the economy of the various communities and there will be close relationship between

owners because the farmers will produce feed for the animals will also producing meat for the farmers; it is symbiotic living; there will be synergy between the two.

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regulations, things would be well. For instance, if everyone in the Independent National Electoral Commission is a person of integrity, who is interested in Nigeria and Nigerians, no doubts, elections all over the nation would be U other hand, are also interested in fair play and not in these do or die things arising from

the growth of the people - if all those ones are able to also rid themselves of these mentality and tendency to acquire and acquire, l believe there is no reason we would not have an enduring democratic setup in this country. What is your assessment of the ongoing National Conference? # the proposal came was that we should give it a chance. Now, let us see what the various

with and then, we would be able to know whether there is hope in going into it. And, on the other hand, one cannot blame those who are very doubtful about its usefulness; given the facts that there have been so many disappointments over the years with regard to similar issues. The terms of the national dialogue; its modus operandi; what force of law there is in it. That is why I think the government of President Jonathan ought to have truly addressed these concerns if only the national conference is going to be of any value to the nation as a whole. At least, something would come out to take care of the concerns that people have. What do you think we can learn from the late Dr. Nelson Mandela in terms of personal contentment? There is absolutely no doubt, that the late Nelson Mandela is regarded as a true statesman in our time. He is not just recognised in Africa but also the en tire world. And this largely, is because of the facts that the man was

fought the cause of his country. X X was willing to deny himself just for the sake of his people. And that certainly is one thing that leaders need to learn. 9 cannot be compromised if one is going to have the same kind of almost iconic status that Mandela had and continue to have even in death. œ ! "

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Bishop Martins Mandela, after leaving prison, was literally asked by his people to lead them. So, they only did election for the sake of the fact that it is a democracy. And, he led them for the term for which they elected him and nobody could persuade him to go beyond one term. No doubts, that kind of man must be an extraordinary person who has a purpose in going into government. He made sure that nothing stained his integrity. That kind of virtue should be replicated in everyone particularly in Nigeria where holding on to power is such a big deal. There is no need holding on to power if that is going to create chaos. What I would propose is that our President, obviously as a Nigerian, is entitled to seek re-election. And so, it is for the people to decide whether they want him or not to be their president. However, if on the other hand, he feels that he wouldn’t be able to perform as he ought to because of the state of the nation or he is going to create more problems for the nation, I think he should look at the late Mandela again. %

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regards to the US prediction that Nigeria may disintegrate? Certainly, one is very concerned about that kind of prediction knowing full well that governments – such as the government of the United States - don’t just make statements unless they have been able to make certain observations or have some information. And so, that gives all a lot of concern. However, what is also believed is that we Nigerians should have a re-think to recognise that if we stay together as a nation, they are Therefore, leaders who are parties should recognise these

‹ need be made to keep Nigeria one shouldn’t be too much. On other hand, if we are able to have a discussion on how to keep Nigeria one; even if it means devolution of power, I believe we would be doing ourselves a lot of good and that would ensure that the nation does not integrate as predicted by the US. If we look at the situation, armed robbery, kidnapping are there; the political actors are playing rough; they are aligning and re-aligning. And these give one concern. I think, as I said, if politicians and all Nigerians need know that it is

and therefore work for what would make us stay together which is federalism. Let the country be dissolved ĂŒ a major of autonomy for the

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national development? There is absolutely no doubt that religion has been a good force - a wonderful force in the development of this nation. We can take it from the point of view of education. For example, if there were no mission schools; if there were no schools founded by other religions, education would have hit the rock long ago. Many of those who are ruling our nation now are products of education which was begun by people of So, it is in the presence of religious organisations and institutions that is working in the heart of those people who are doing their best for the nation. The Time Magazine has made Pope Francis as the man of the year. How do you see to this? Honestly, I was elated when I heard it. The Pope is not even > by the grace of God, the virtues that he stands for are being recognised by the whole world and in particular, the Time Magazine which is a secular publication. This is a very good commentary on the facts that the virtues of the Pope stand for are values that the world also recognise as important. It is the virtue of care and concerns. For every human being – the virtues of paying midst, the virtue of simplicity, the vvirtue of deep religious commitment, and the virtue of living the faith, among others are what Pope Francis stands for and of which I believe has been recognised by the secular world. It’s something of great joy for even non-catholic all over the world. We pray that the Lord would sustain and assist him to carry out his ministry to the end. Advice Well, we must give thanks to God for keeping the nation as one in spite of everything. Undoubtedly, God has been kind to us than we deserve. We would have gone under long ago, given all the violence that geo-political zones have done to the nation. One can only add that we all should feel a sense of commitment to the Nigerian project even if it means having the kind of federation that we are talking about. If we feel a sense of commitment to the Nigerian nation, I believe the kindness of God would have

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S’East delegate secures cooperation of other delegates on state creations Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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n Imo State delegate at the ongoing National Conference, Chief Uzoma Nwosu-Iheme, has expressed optimism that other geo-political zones would argue for the creation of more states in the South East. He also suggested a total restructuring of Nigeria as condition for peace, saying, “the way I look at it is that there must be equity in this country. The country must be restructured. I believe once it is restructured, most of our problems like terrorism, kidnapping and unemployment will be handled properly.� Nwosu-Iheme, a former Commissioner for Public Utilities and Education in the state, told Saturday Newswatch that he and other delegates from the zone had secured the cooperation of delegates from other zones. He said: “Hopefully, we have made it known to other states’ delegates that our major problem is that we must have a balanced federation. It is very important. It does not pay where some zones have seven states and others have six or five states. “They are seeing reasons with us especially our brothers from the South West. I was highly impressed when we discussed the Presidential address, and one delegate from Ondo State decried a situation where the number of local government areas in three states in the North East is more than that of all the local government areas in the South East. Such does not give room for fair sharing and the unity of the country,� he said. He explained that the conference is not only about state creation. “A lot is involved. We are there generally to find out how to solve the problems of this country. Mr. President, during his inaugural address, stressed so much on the issue of unity of the country. He charged us to discuss everything about Nigeria, except one thing - the disintegration of Nigeria. “Hopefully, many issues would be discussed. Issues that range from power devolution to true federalism and security are to be discussed as well. “Our position in the South East is that an additional state is one of our major demands. The South East has played a very important role in the unity and progress of this country; so, there must be balance. If it doesn’t come now, definitely, one day, it will come because our children will demand for it. Therefore, the earlier it is done the better for us,� he stressed. The delegate however noted that the issue of insecurity had become worrisome in Nigeria as the level of killings on daily basis is affecting the growth and economy of the country, “because investors are shying away from investing in Nigeria. “Restructuring will make the zones to be self-reliant (to be on their own) and make the centre weak because presently, the centre is so powerful. I suggest that the zones should be given powers so that they can handle some of these problems.

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Bayelsa and the search for infrastructural, youths developments Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa

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t inception in 2012, the administration of Governor Seriake Dickson declared that it would not play politics with the development of Bayelsa State, and that he would commit all

problems as well as make the state an investment haven. Thus, Dickson’s administration, which has initiated and completed „… developmental structures, within and outside the state capital, noted that its two years had witnessed a He stressed that the period under Youth Development Centre, General Hospital in Kaima, Ecumenical < U = * + => # ƒ < X \\'< / “ ƒ = ! X = recruited over 1000 youths into the ƒ

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and completed over 19 projects in construction of 19 model primary schools with computer rooms, multipurpose halls, headmasters’ quarters, 23 toilets and internet facilities. ! / were not put to public use on February 14 to mark the second year anniversary of the administration due to the expected visit of President Goodluck Jonathan, it is evident that the achievements of the Dickson administration has surpassed those of the previous administration. projects, Dickson said, the problem

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the projects. The major projects are kept for the President.� The reforms and two years’ performance of the Dickson administration have former Kano State Governor, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, have at various fora commended the developmental

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of God on politicians will be placed on two pillars. It will be that of why U Ă’ + and your ‘how’ is not in accordance with the dictates of God, God has no business with you, and your

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performances would ensure victory for the PDP in the state in 2015. = & Account, Dickson’s aides, Mr. Daniel Markson-Iworiso and Hon. Seipulou Timipre assured that the developmental projects. While Markson-Iworiso declared Dickson’s commitment to the / Seipoulou said the commitment of

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Computer Village: Good, bad and ugly

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vacation. They help to repair computers and phones, and make money before resumption. Some of them even have shops here,� he said. He added, “Many people come here from the north and eastern part of the country to transact business. They bring their laptops and computer accessories here for repairs. I make bold to say that any repair that cannot be done elsewhere can be done here because we have people who know the in and out of these machines, and can repair them. Millions of naira are made daily here which in turn helps the economy of the state. There are traders who have made millions of naira doing business here, and that is why no

about the market, they can’t do without it. In his comments, Shina Adelola, a Computer Engineer, who frequents the market also said: “Computer Village is not where you go to if you do not know where to buy genuine products. Many of the traders there are not sincere, so if you ask them to give you an original product, they will give you the fake. The major problem are the touts that stand by the roadside; they are the ones that usually dupe customers and sell four bytes’ memory card, but tell you it is eight. By the time you get home, told you it is. They are also the ones that They are also the ones that pick pockets; that is why I always advise people not to patronise them. They don’t have any known shop address so once you fall into their hands, your money is gone. So, it is advisable to go with someone that knows good stores in the market, so that you will not be duped.� Saturday Newswatch’s investigation further revealed that some of the touts

work for some shop owners who pays them commission whenever they bring a customer for them. Investigation further revealed that whenever the tout succeeds in selling fake products to a customer, he stays away from the particular spot where he duped a customer in case such customer comes back to confront him, and relocate to another street within the Village. He would only return after a few days of the transaction. The rate at which fake products have # International, in 2009, to complain to \

fake Microsoft accessories being sold at the market is having on their business. The complaint which was made to the Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC)

urged the commission to take action in # ! NCC in conjunction with Microsoft copies of counterfeit software including Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft => ' ‡ˆˆ… According to Uzo Okpaka, the Channel Compliance for Microsoft Anglophone, West Africa, the action was taken to protect the credibility of the company’s products. “We take our responsibility to protect our customers and partners in Nigeria very seriously. When a customer comes to Microsoft, and asks for our help because they’ve been duped by a dishonest

that they receive the support they require by following up with local law enforcement authorities like the NCC.� In 2012, Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON), led by the DirectorGeneral, Dr. Joseph Odumodu, also raided the market in a bid to get rid of substandard products. The action took ƒ ultimatum given to the market’s union to rid the market of fake and substandard products. During the raid, Odumodu blamed the traders for engaging in sharp practices through the sale of fake products which has given the market a bad name. “The problem is that many of us appear to be in a hurry to make money. That is not good. The only way for Nigeria to make the needed progress is for everybody to decide to change U that you organise yourselves, clean up anything that is wrong. My job is to ensure that products manufactured or sold in Nigeria are safe, and that such products do not cause environmental hazards,� the SON boss said. Mr. Akeem Aponmade, a lawyer and expert in anti-piracy and counterfeiting, who represented the Director-General of NCC, Adebambo Adewopo, during the raid said, “In most cases, the counterfeit software we found was of a very low quality, cheap to make and easy to identify as fake. In this case, however, we are dealing with a much more sophisticated kind of criminals who deliberately purchased high quality counterfeit software, which could dupe even the savviest of customers into purchasing a product they believed to be genuine at a high price.� The Microsoft Channel Compliance > of the quality of products they want to buy. “If you’re in doubt, make sure that you # > and advice,� he advised.

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> > A study by Vault.com shows that almost half of us have been romantically tied to someone at work, and that workplace relationships can often be successful; roughly a quarter results in long-term relationships, and even marriage. With more women in the workplace and longer hours being logged by > increased. A 2011 survey by Harris Interactive found that almost 40 percent of workers have dated a

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working with him. It has given me the opportunity to know him as a husband and a boss. I can almost tell you what he does every day. I have his schedules, and can tell you his movements in the afternoon when some wives are not sure what their husbands are doing. They might not be able to tell you where their husbands like to have their lunch. I have that opportunity to be with him at work and out of work. It gives me the opportunity to learn about him, ‘ said. Joni Johnston, Ph.D., CEO of WorkRelationships.com, says you need to be on your best behaviour when you’re involved with someone at work. Keep your relationship as professional as possible during the day. That means no public displays \ more uncomfortable than seeing coworkers smooching. \ > equal. According to Lisa Mainiero, Ă’=> % Z ‚ Power and Sex in the Workplace’ (Rawson Associates, 1989), the best > ƒ

ROMANCE TIPS ¤ Write your own love poems then record them on a tape, and give them to your sweetheart. ¤ While your love takes a shower, write the words “I love youâ€? in the condensation of the bathroom mirror. ¤ Look into the eyes of your special someone often. “The eyes are the window to the soulâ€?. Weave love, sex, intimacy, passion and romance into the fabric of your daily lives.

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Godwin, 40, needs a wealthy sugar mummy for a good relationship. Call: 08052111543 I am a 24 year old young man, based in Lagos. I need a lady between 25 and 26 years for a relationship. Call: 08189299957 Francis, 35, businessman needs an educated, working-class lady between 25 and 35 years for a serious relationship. Call: 08091030245 David, 26, average height wants a sweet mummy who can take good care of him. Call: 08179675371, 08180855252 Paul, 29 years old needs a sugar mummy. Call: 08140964392 Ethan, 45, black, almost 6 feet tall from Delta State. I want a serious down before December. Call: 08067975128 Oladele, 28, Lagos-based needs a God-fearing lady who is a Christian from ant tribe between ages 21 and 28 for a real relationship. Call: 08054125869 Labi, 38, employed from Lagos State. He wants a slim and presentable Muslim lady of average height with good character and ready for a serious relationship between ages 25 and 33. Call: 08156023964 Eric, 28, 5 ft 6 inches tall and faircomplexioned guy based in Abuja needs a mature, caring lady for a relationship. She must be between 32 and 60 years old. Call: 08167826798

My best friend’s ex and I want each other here’s this guy that I like, and he said he liked me too, but he is my best friend’s ex boyfriend! Going out with him would be betraying my best friend, but I really like him. Please help me! Betty, Lagos

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yourself one very simple question: who do you picture being in your life the longest? Definitely your friend and a best friend at that! To be very factual, you wouldn’t (or rather, shouldn’t) even be Facebook friends with boys you once dated, but your primary, secondary or university friends could still be your very good friends till date. If you trade them for some of-the-moment lusting, you would be missing out on so much love and laughter. Also, ask yourself if you really like

the boy or if you simply want what your best friend had. Do you envy her? Do you want to be like her in other ways? Perhaps what you’re really after is her life, not her ex. Or, even worse, he may just be going after you to spite her. This could all be a twisted game of revenge that he’s playing, so be careful. Whatever be the case, steer clear of your best friend’s man (whether current or ex) because what goes around comes around, and it’s never a pretty sight.

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convicted felon. “Perumal’s statements are a hogwash and have no legs to stand on. We have ordered the book itself with

a view to digesting it and looking critically at it,� NFF General Secretary, Barrister Musa Amadu said on Tuesday. “If the book impugns on the image of the Nigeria Football Federation, our players and the larger

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“It is worrisome I must say and I least expect this kind of situation, especially as we are the reigning African champions, it would appear that we are taking some things for granted and this could prove counterproductive because I believe we are in a position in world football at the moment that so much will be expected from us in Brazil and we can’t ‘ The former Iwuanyanwu Nationale striker was recently voted the greatest Eagles player by a poll Nigeria.com.

l layers off Abi Abia Warriors W i Football Club of Umuahia have apologized to their numerous fans across the country for their lack lustre performance in recent times which saw them lose three consecutive matches in seven days. U by team captain, Chima Uluocha and addressed to the chairman of the club, Chief Emeka Inyama, the players took responsibility valuable points they lost in the process. While lamenting the agony the losses brought to their fans

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taken charge in January. “The coach has done extremely well – he managed to get the results, and he managed Mark Ogagan to get the team playing uper Eagles fringe defender, James Okwuosa and defensive record, we have compatriot George scored a lot of goals, and Akpabio will be part of not conceded many,� the Chippa United side to Mbenguza pointed out. be crowned champions = of South Africa’s National +

First Division (NFD) in as the likes of George Cape Town tomorrow. Akpabio (13 goals), James Akpabio scored 13 goals Okwuosa, Siyabulela in this season’s campaign Shai, Sipho Mtule Philani to steer the Chilli Boys Dlamini and Doctor back to Premiership Mampuru have all played football, while Okwuosa important roles. also distinguished himself But no one individual at the back. has done more than Two seasons ago, skipper Andile Mbenyane Chippa United gained promotion to the PSL via # ƒ = 9 nine goals this season, has > been with the club since crowned National First its inception, representing Division champions for the Chilli Boys in the Absa 2013/ 2014. Premiership, the National The trophy presentation First Division and even will take place at the the Second Division. Athlone Stadium, which “Mbenyane really will be the venue for the deserves to lift the match between Santos and Chippa United (3pm trophy on Sunday,â€? said Mbenguza. “He has been  extremely loyal to the It’s been a remarkable club. He has performed campaign for the Chilli consistently well, sets an Boys, who bounced back from the disappointment example with his hard of being relegated last work, and has scored season to win the National some vital goals.â€? First Division in some In the stands, Chippa style, securing the title can always rely on their with four games still left ‘12th’ man – the Chilli to play. Boys have one of the best “The guys deserve it, supporter bases in the they have been focussed NFD and Mbenguza is and have worked very glad the club has been hard this season,â€? club able to pay them back spokesman Wanda by bringing the Absa Mbenguza told PSL.co.za. Premiership back to Since the end of last year, Philippi for next season. when we took over the “We are very thankful lead from Milano, we to our supporters. They have not looked back and never let us down and now the players deserve we always play in front the chance to celebrate on of a full house. We look 9 forward to celebrating they have put in. with them and we will Coach Vladislav Heric ensure there is transport has been at the forefront in place so that they can of Chippa’s outstanding turn out in their numbers run, the Serbian having on Sunday.â€?

matches featuring the likes of Ghana, Nigeria and Cameroon fall on dates approved by FIFA, meaning clubs around the globe must release players for the } There had been fears in some quarters that since the } a two-month period early in the European season, the Super Eagles might be left short, as

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igeria Under20 Head Coach, Manu Garba, has named a 20-man squad for Sunday’s warm-up match against their Benin Republic counterparts in Porto Novo. Among those picked were some of the country’s heroes from last year’s FIFA U17 World Cup-winning team, Š ? anacho, skipper Musa Muhammed, Chidiebere Nwakali, Musa Yahaya, Taiwo Awoniyi, Abdullahi Alfa and Zaharadeen Bello. Others in the squad are Alhassan Ibrahim, Wilfred Ndidi, Ifeanyi Matthew and goalkeeper Joshua Enaholo. The test match will be played at Charles de

Gaulle Stadium in Porto Novo from 4pm local time, which is the same time with Nigeria. Two players will then be dropped from the squad for the 2015 AYC … _ the weekend of May 9-11. The full squad: Goalkeepers: Joshua Enaholo, Adamu Abubakar, Abdulazeez Abubakar, Defenders: Musa Muhammed, Mustapha Abdullahi, Ifeanyi Nweke, Wilfred Ndidi, Izu Omego, Zaharadeen Bello 7 E 3 Nwakali, Musa Yahaya, Š ? = = =2 * Idowu, Wasiu Jimoh, Ifeanyi Matthew, Ifeanyi Ifeanyi, Strikers: Alhassan Ibrahim, Taiwo Awoniyi, Sulaiman Abdullahi.

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Glo Premier League. El Kanemi Warriors, which is owned by the Borno State Government, have been forced to operate out of Kano after league action was suspended in Maiduguri due to unrest. Buratai, however, insists that the shift has

form of the Warriors, and he went on to commend the LMC for their role in

Iheanacho strengthening the league. “The reform is aimed at standardising the league in Nigeria in line with FIFA regulations. You see, the reforms are meant to meet international standards and they are highly commended,� he told Leadership. Buratai noted that the reforms are the reason for the upsurge in the number of wins and draws for away teams.

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ayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola has revealed that it is up to his employers to decide whether or not to keep him at the club. The German giants were stunned 5-0 on aggregate by Real Madrid in their Champions League semi Q Spanish coach was widely criticised for the tactics he used in their humbling defeat. Yet the former Barcelona manager insists he will not change his footballing mind-set. “I have my own philosophy and we will use my philosophy against Hamburg, against Stuttgart, in 5ƒQ 2 next year,� he said. Guardiola insisted he will not alter his ways to suit the powers-that-be ƒ saying it is up to them to decide his fate. “I cannot be Bayern coach if I have to say things I don’t agree with,� said the tactician. “That

ormer AS Monaco 4 Š will make his debut for six-time Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) champions, Enyimba next week. Š *

K Elephant in April but could not play competitively as the club had yet to secure

his services. The 27-year-old says he’s looking forward to his debut, against Sharks next Wednesday in Port Harcourt. “I got a call last night (29 April) and was told that sailed through. I will be getting my licence on Wednesday and I am very excited,� Š 4 % % Š K have come any tougher as the People’s Elephant visit the cauldron of hate and noise - the Sharks FC Stadium - to face the leaders, Sharks on match day 11. Sharks have been in sparkling form this season and have only dropped one

point at home all season but Š Enyimba

will be looking to stun the Blue Angels in front of their supporters. “We are Enyimba and that means we are obligated to win wherever we play. Sharks have been doing well this season but they 2 # # challenge against us,� he said. The former Super Eagles

2 time to praise the Enyimba J# derful work they have been doing this season.�

Mourinho questions Hazard commitment

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helsea coach Jose Mourinho has hit back at star player Eden hazard after the Belgian questioned his manager’s tactics following their Champions League loss to Atletico Madrid. After their 3-1 loss at Stamford Bridge, Hazard complained about his side’s style of play, resenting how he often has to personally take the team forward. “Chelsea is not set-up to play football,� hazard stated earlier in the week. “We’re good on the counter, a little bit like Real against Bayern. “Often, I’m asked to do it all by myself and it’s not easy.� Mourinho has since responded to his player’s comments, heavily criticising the 23-yer-old’s ability and commitment. “When the comments come from a player like Eden it’s normal because he’s not

2 himself for the team,� the Portuguese tactician told reporters. “Normally you get these kind of comments from players like him, from players that can’t resolve a problem like # %` The Blues’ boss singled out Hazard’s inability to track back for the team. “Eden is the kind of player that is not so mentally ready to look back to his left-back and to leave his life for him,� he said.

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Atletico you completely understand where the mistake was and why we conceded that goal. “The perfect team at the top level cannot make these kinds of mistakes.� Mourinho insists he had been trying to improve Hazard’s ability all season-long, yet feels the winger still needs to improve. “I’m not happy,� Mourinho said. “I speak all season and I try to improve him all season.�

Ogbe dismisses FC Giwa link

F would be bad for the club and for the players, who are intelligent. They wouldn’t trust me if I wasn’t true to myself. “It’s up to the club to decide whether I’m the right coach for this club. That’s not up to me.�

The already-crowned League champions still have one more opportunity to add to their trophy cabinet this season when they take on Boriussia Dortmund in the German 3 4 † May.

ormer Mighty Jets head coach, Bernard Ogbe has rubbished reports purportedly linking him with $ * newly-promoted Glo Premier League side, Giwa FC. The Tin City side have been without a head coach following coach Abdul Bidemi ƒ K the goalless draw against newcomers, Abia Warriors in the Glo Premier League

match day 6 tie at Rwang Pam Stadium, Jos. Ogbe said he is thoroughly embarrassed by the reported association of his name with * R # 53 $ # no contact whatsoever has been made or has he considered taking up the coaching * % “I’m stunned and embarrassed seeing my name associated with the vacant coaching * R # 53 ` %

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n about a month’s time, the new Governor of the CBN, Mr Godwin Emefiele, will assume full responsibility for the management of the country’s monetary policies. Many of us are excited about his choice, which in the first place was a big surprise. From all the media reports, he did not seem to be in the race for the job, perhaps due to his urbane and professional disposition. I was personally troubled by some of the names that were being thrown up. And my worry was that somehow, the position of the CBN Governor had become politicized and that portended danger for the economy. I must congratulate Mr President for disappointing many of the ‘politicians’ and going for a thorough-bred banker. Except for announcements regarding his promotions as he ran his career in the banking sector, especially in Zenith Bank, Emefiele was seldom in the media. Yet he was so effective and impactful. Indeed, he has not only maintained the track of success established by Jim Ovia but seems to have taken Zenith to greater heights. Nevertheless, he is taking on a new job that will keep him in the eyes of the media and indeed in the eyes of the entire citizenry. For him, it is an uncharted course that will test him all round. He certainly will face many challenges. The first challenge the new CBN Governor has is to reframe the autonomy of the Bank within the context of being an institution of the Federal Government and indeed part of the Executive arm of the government. From the look of things, the outgoing governor expanded the autonomy of the Bank beyond reasonable contemplation. He tended to act as a parallel government authority that was not accountable to the President and indeed seemed to be in competition with the President. This led him to rebut any attempt to make him accountable and he seemed to carry on as the lord of manor with unquestionable power and discretion. The autonomy of the Central Bank must be situated within the context of not being dictated to in its effort to maintain price stability. The monetary policy guidelines, interest and exchange rates must be pursued in tandem with the overall economic direction of the Federal Government. Second, he also should uphold the conservative nature of Bankers, especially that of a Central Bank Governor. He should know when to speak and when to be quiet. He should not reveal all he knows and comment on every subject in the media. He should not overheat the

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Challenges before new CBN Gov & suggested focus system with off-cuff comments. He should restore the dignity associated with the office of the Central Bank Governor, who gets investors and market operators attentive any time he speaks, because his words must be weighty. In short, he should depoliticise the CBN and take away all vestiges of religious bias. Third, he should not be overbearing in determining monetary policies. He needs to consult more with the Finance Ministry and other managers of the economy before deploying new policies. That cannot detract from the autonomy of the CBN. The failed 5000 naira denomination project, for example, suffered from lack of appropriate consultations. Even in the meetings of the Monetary Policy Committee, his voice should not be overbearing. Sometimes it is helpful and refreshing to hear the voices of other members, and helps to give credence to the fact that the policies or decisions were made unanimously. Fourth, he should maintain neutrality when dealing with

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He should not be overbearing in determining monetary policies. He needs to consult more with the Finance Ministry and other managers of the economy before deploying new policies

the banks that he supervises. He should not give the impression that there are favoured or favourite banks while there are others that are not worth protecting. The outgoing governor seemed to have gotten emotionally involved

in some of the bank reforms that he carried out. There were accusations that some banks were sparred in the reforms because of relationships, while some were condemned without a chance for defence. It may not be easy but he shouls not allow any bias (positive or negative) to affect his official relationship with the banks, especially that from which he is coming. Fifth, he should focus his monetary policies to maintaining macro-economic stability, without imperilling economic growth and development. The current effort to liberalise credit to the SME sector, especially to Agriculture, should be sustained. This is one area the outgoing governor has done well, in my view. Sixth, efforts to sustain the value of the naira should be backed by effort to promote productivity in the economy. Artificial propping up of the naira value will not be sustainable and may deplete our foreign reserves to dangerous levels. The CBN should therefore support the efforts of the ministry of Industry, trade and investment to lift manufacturing and promote exports. Related to this, Emefiele should resist the urge to return to undue foreign exchange controls, which have not been helpful in the past. There should be free flow of foreign currencies into and out of the country, which helped to narrow the gap between official and parallel market rates in recent past. Nigeria has become the 26th largest economy in the world and the biggest on the African continent. So we have become a major global player and can no longer afford to take any parochial actions that may reverse the growing global attractiveness of the market. Finally, every effort should be made to keep interest rates low. The gap between lending and saving rates remains too high, and discourages savings and investments in the productive sector. Today, businesses borrow at about 25 per cent, while savings rate is still around five per cent. To aid this, the CBN should drive to attract or create a pool of funds for long term borrowing, to support industrial rejuvenation. Indeed, what should be the central focus of all our economic policies - fiscal and monetary - is how to sustain the diversification of our economy, create more jobs and lift majority of Nigerians out of poverty. How the CBN under Emefiele’s watch plays its part to achieve this overarching objective in a professional manner will determine his legacy. We are praying that God will help him and that, with him, God will win.

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