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ontrary to reports, Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega, yesterday, disclosed that neither an individual nor a political party has challenged the June 21 governorship election in Ekiti State. The election was won by the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Ayo Fayose, defeating the incumbent Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi of All Progressives Congress (APC). However, despite Fayemi’s acceptance of defeat, his party, and lately his wife Bisi, have faulted the whole exercise. In his reaction during an interview with journalists at an International Seminar on Political Advertising, Perception Building and Voter Education in Abuja, Jega said INEC would not be distracted from ensuring freer and better conduct in Osun State next month. “In INEC, we do our best to always improve on electoral process and we thank >>Continued on Page 2

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ers captured during a raid on the forest. A Defence Headquarters statement signed by the Director of Defence Information, Major General Chris Olukolade, said the operation, which started last weekend, has yielded several items including concrete evidence linking some politicians with the activities of the murderous

Islamic sect. “Troops, which have been excavating various sites in the forest in search of hidden weapons, have so far recovered parts and accessories as well as over 80 General Purpose Machine Guns, rocket propelled grenades with launchers, cables, bomb making wires and thousands of assorted ammu-

nition carefully hidden in bunkers. “Also recovered during the search are uniforms of security agencies including protective clothing of every type and size. Meanwhile, suspects captured in the forest have been taken into custody and they have continued volunteering information linking the activiContinue on Page 3

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ecurity forces on mop-up operations in Balmo, near Sambisa Forest Reserves in Borno State, have discovered a large cache of weapons buried in underground storage systems by suspected Boko Haram insurgents. The discovery of the arms stockpile carefully hidden in well protected bunkers in the forest was reportedly facilitated by some Boko Haram -

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Jega speaks on Ekiti guber poll Continued from Page 1 God that Nigerians have seen that the election in Ekiti was conducted very well. As I speak with you, we have not received any

has challenged anything regarding the election. So we remain focused; we will keep on doing our best to improve; and as we move to Osun State, we hope to do it even much better than we have done it in Ekiti,� he said. On the complaint that the Permanent Voters Card (PVC) is yet to be distributed in Osun State, the INEC boss described the information as untrue. “It is not true. Since

March, we have been distributing the PVC in Osun and Ekiti. Normally, we provide a few days where we ask people to come out massively in the polling unit to collect their cards. After those initial three days, we take our cards back to our local govern

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now and 2015 elections, anybody can go there to collect his or her card. “So it is not true; we are still distributing cards in Ekti, in Osun and in 10 other states where we distributed the cards. Very soon, sometimes in August, we will also distribute in another set of 12 states. And by the end of August, we would have

commenced the distribution of the cards all over the country,� Jega assured. He said INEC is inten & " the electoral process, “and in particular, sanitise our political campaigns. They should be research-based; they should be well-informed and our expertise should be brought to bear in the preparations and conduct of political campaigns.� Jega warned that any political party that contravenes electoral rules as the country moves towards 2015 would be sanctioned, saying guidelines have already been distributed to all political parties. “It is very important as

I said earlier on that we regulate our campaigns and we sanitise them. And a lot of that sanitation can be done without regulation if only politicians can change their attitude and mindset. But we in INEC have revised the regulations for campaigns and we have already shared a draft of those guidelines to political parties and we ! very soon, we will put it " ! will know clearly where to draw the lines and the sanctions that could apply if they do not act according to the rules and regulations,� the INEC boss remarked.

Balmo Forest Operation: Troops excavate underground armoury Continued from Page 1 ties in the forest with other terrorists in the country,� the statement said, adding that the mop-up operation continues. Meanwhile, the Defence Headquarters has con personnel are being courtmarshalled over the mutiny in Borno State in May

this year. Colonel Nwachukwu, who represented Major General Chris Olukolade at

held at the National Orientation Agency, said yesterday, that a good number of soldiers are being tried for acts of disobedience and insubordination, but declined to disclose the exact number on trial.

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sive.� In her keynote address, he National Judicial In- Chief Justice of Nigeria, Jusstitute, Abuja, has com- tice Mariam Mukhtar, exmenced the training of pressed dismay that “we have judges on counter terrorism. recently been witnessing an Administrator of the insti- upsurge in terrorist activities. tute, Justice Umaru Eri, dis- The whole North-Eastern closed this at a workshop or- part of Nigeria has been beganized by the NJI for judicial set by horrendous atrocities of the terrorist group called - Boko Haram and their ignodence that at the end of the ble collaborators. workshop, the participants Justice Mukhtar said curwould be able to, “under- rent trends adopted by the stand their role in the admin- terrorists have made the istration of justice in terrorism theme for this workshop cases; be conversant with most apt, as she said, “Nithe required national and in- geria and indeed the whole ternational legal regime for world is now more poised countering terrorism without than ever to combat the menbreaching human rights, hu- ace called ‘terrorism’. manitarian laws and rule of “Terrorism poses serious law.� fundamental challenges to The training would also any nation that is unfortunate help judges “apply domes- to experience it. It has the risk tic and international laws to of undermining the core val ! ! ues of the nation – the rule identifying the legal issues of law, respects for human L-R: Sen. Oluremi Tinubu; Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola and Lagos Commissioner for Information, in the existing legislation, the rights, protection of civilians, Strategy, Mr. Lateef Ibirogba, wife of former Lagos Governor, Mrs. Abimbola Jakande and Chairman, Premier Lotto procedural issues, the gaps tolerance among the vari

!!! ! PHOTO: NAN and be able to make recom- ous ethnic groups. Modern mendations.� terrorism is a complex and He stated that, “the sad ever-changing phenomenon. reality of today in Nigeria $ # % makes this workshop im- support mechanisms, methperative, it is my sincere ex- ods of attack and choice of pectation that at the end of target are constantly evolvour deliberations, substantial ing, thus adding to the comSaminu Ibrahim, Abuja 9 : * # ! / # 3 the participants have a lot to progress will be made with ! & " # regards to adjudication of cas- egy to combat it. head of the 2015 gener- ! ) " %&'( 4 # 7 < es on terrorism in our courts.� More so, the CJN said, al elections, Chairman # ) # ) ! # #

) According to Justice Eri, “Terrorism undermines overof Independent Na- %&'' ! / ! ) 8 < ) - # the theme of the workshop all economic activities and detional Electoral Commission

+ ) ) # #! ) / # ? + - ‘The Rule of Law in the Ad- velopment, thereby seriously # ) " and participation of the people ed the Association of Adver- judication of Cases on Ter- " # & in the process. of democratic elections. tising Agencies of Nigeria rorism’ could not have come the poor segment of society. He maintained that the *; # " ! " (AAAN) and other organiza- at a better time, considering It has driven all investments )

# # ) moting civic enlightenment # < + # # / - ) the high number of terror- away- both local and foramong the electorate. ! ) # + ) " ism related cases streaming eign. They see it as a sign of “As we approach the gener- # / 8 # / = He explained that the theme / # / # # to the electoral process the fo- into our courts on a regular instability and a risk to safe # $ ! %&'( basis, which was as a result of investment. Terrorist attacks cal point of the event. of the seminar: ‘Political Ad- that process. the many terrorist attacks on devalue the quality of life and He, however, stated that ! " ) the innocent citizens in recent "

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& civic enlightenment among times. basic rights like right to life, # “Terrorism today, I dare freedom of movement, access practices among the political say, is sitting atop of our nato possible employment and * ! # # # / / # ! ! elite. tional security lists in terms educational opportunities. + + + / ) # + and restore calm.� *$ of its clear and potent threats “Faced with the above sce #" # M all power,� he told reporters in National Electoral Commisto our national unity and se- nario, the strengthening of the + / + ! " D F + # O / / ! # ! R curity of lives and property of ! & ' / %&'' G# " # / + L ) + " the citizen,� the NJI adminis- ers on the systems adopted to # + + ! almost 100 Palestinians, de- + Q R was hit at a service station in trator said. suppress and combat terroracclaimed as a major improve- ! J K Israeli-Palestinian violence in U& ") %& ) In view of the threat posed ism becomes imperative and

D F ) ment on the past elections in 3 #" L ) ) + ! L $ ! ; - tants warned international air- by terrorism, “there is, there- a crucial component of a com # ! + - # M + ) " ) ) / M ) 7 ! + M #" fore, the need to put in place prehensive counter-terrorism ) ) #

" # strategy. This is because the ) ) ! #" itself in a statement from the Tel Aviv’s main airport. higher in 2015,� he said. ? # G# D F measures as it concerns the perpetrators when appre " ! ! ! 3 T # K #adjudication of terrorism re- hended must be brought for International Seminar on Po- + D F ) ! #" 9 - W( # / # %U lated cases. What we are fac- trial in full compliance with children, were among at least 99 T # ? ? #" M ) ? 3 litical Advertising, Perception ing today is a new kind of the National and Interna3 4 # 8 ) ! *+ Ya’alon he was concerned " )- terrorism, a terrorism that is tional legal regime against ) + # * " # + 6 7 - tion and emphasized the need O ! O ! # '% inspired by an ideology, that 8 is inhuman and retrogres- Continued on Page 3 / ! " ! ! ties.�

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Cover Police trail fleeing Abuja politician politician (names withheld) in Karu Area of Abuja is now on the run after police detectives discovered 10 Golf cars in his possession. The 10 Golf cars were reportedly parked in the politician’s compound in Karu, the next town after Nyanya, where terrorists bombed and killed several persons on April 14 and May 15 this year. Speaking with journalists yesterday, the FCT Police Commissioner, Mr. Mbu T. Mbu, said: “We have 10 Golf vehicles bought by a politician. When we got the report, we waited for him; he is on the run now. We have recovered the Golf vehicles; the politician is from Borno

State; only God knows what he wants to do with them.� CP Mbu urged Abuja residents to be more security conscious and call Police hot lines or his direct line 09032424747 whenever they notice any strange movements. The police boss said since ) G# overhauled the FCT Police Command with the reorganisation of the Special Anti Robbery Squad and other police formations in # )) # / policing of the Federal Capital Territory. CP Mbu commended the FCT Minister, Senator Bala Muhammed for supporting the Police and for the provision of vehicles to assist police operation in the Nation’s capital.

he Federal Government says it has fulM bargain with the striking doctors, wondering why they have failed to end the industrial action. The claim was made by the Minister of Health, Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu, who challenged the doctors under the umbrella of Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) to a public debate on issues concerning the alleged breach of agreement which led to the ongoing nationwide strike. The government, which stated that it has intensiM / # the country’s borders and entry points to check the Q € ) / the deadly Ebola virus, also M + part of the bargain by 100 per cent, wondering why the NMA leadership has failed to end the industrial action. Prof. Chukwu, said in an interview with journalists during the signing of $15million agreement with the Norwegian govern) + # + to Nigeria for the up-scaling of Maternal and Child Health. He said: “The update on the strike is that they (NMA) have signed the second MoU with us on July 3. For two times now, they have said they would # " „ ! have signed. I don’t know, when someone gives you a cheque, you are expected to go and cash it.� Asked if the government ! M of the bargain, the minister said: “Absolutely; 100 per cent absolutely and that is why I said we should have a high-powered debate before the Nigerian public. Let each side state what

their issues are, let’s take it one by one. I am assuring Nigerians that as their Minister of Health, on my honour, the Federal Government, led by President Goodluck Jonathan, has done what it ought to do. “That is why they signed the MoU. Why will you sign an MoU when you are M + tiation? These two negotiations took place for over 24 hours; that is a whole day without sleep.� Prof Chukwu also spoke

) ! the government to contain the deadly Ebola virus. He said: “In the case of Nigeria, we are carrying out surveillance through our Port Health Services at the point of entry. You know, again, because of the way Nigerian land borders are, sometimes you do have leakages where people just walk across through unauthorized border areas. “We are trying to see how we will be working with other agencies because we can’t do it alone. We need to work with the Ministry of Agriculture which is currently monitoring the migrant populace. You know people migrate from one reason or the other; they are already monitoring some of them, especially those who are nomad pastoralists. “We need to work with the Ministry of Interior in terms of checking our borders. What we do is that we watch out for people coming in from these areas, especially people who are travelling from Central Africa. When they come into Nigeria, we need to ensure that we monitor and track them to ensure that even when they have fever, we’ll now make sure that it’s fever and nothing else.�

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evere sanctions await any PDP lawmaker in Adamawa State that backpedals in their move to impeach Governor Murtala Nyako and his deputy, Mr. Bala Ngilari. That was the warning handed down yesterday by the party’s stakeholders to its lawmakers in the State. Nyako and Ngilari have / sible impeachment by the state lawmakers over allegations of ) # # G# The threat came barely hours after Nyako and Ngilari, yesterday, shunned the invitation extended to them by a seven-man panel constituted by the Acting Chief Judge, Justice Ambrose Mammadi, to investigate the allegations brought against the duo by the Assembly. The governor had challenged the impeachment notice served on him and his deputy, saying he wiould not submit himself to the illegal panel constituted to probe him. Speaking at the venue of the 7 $ Secretariat yesterday, chairman of the panel, Malam Buba Kaigama, apologized for the delay in commencement since # )) + # over a week, adding that it was occasioned by lack of venue to use. He however gave the assurance that the panel would be fair and just to all the parties involved. Kaigama reiterated that he would not be disturbed by the absence of the governor or his deputy, Nyako stressing that the panel will successfully conclude its assignment. While Nyako and his deputy who are the respondents did not appear or send representa / 9

of Assembly was represented constituted by the acting Chief by the Deputy Speaker, Mr Judge. He argued that in the past, Kwamoti Laori. The House counsel, Mr ) # ) # )) members were sworn in by Duro Ajeleye (SAN), led the only witness presented by the the Chief Judge of the state, House, Mr Wafarninyi The- adding that if swearing in was man (PDP-Hong) in evidence not necessary, there would not have been any need of public against Ngilari (Deputy governor), while G# " L LG# Mr. Leonard Zidon led The- and Allegiance as provided in man is evidence against Gov- the constitution of the Federal ernor Nyako. Theman is of the Republic of Nigeria. For him, as long as the probe House of Assembly Commitpanel members did not subtee on Public Accounts. However, the Peoples Dem- scribe to any oath, its decision ocratic Party (PDP) stakehold- is not likely to be fair and just. Meanwhile, the Adamawa ers warned its lawmakers not to backpedal on the impeach- State chapter of Muslim Counment process. According to cil and Christian Association the party, anyone of them of Nigeria have called for diathat backpedals ceases to be a logue in resolving the problem between the State Legislature member of the party. Dr. Umar Ardo, spokesman and Executive, in the interest of the group while speaking to of peace and unity of the State. Speaking to reporters yesreporters yesterday in Yola, said that the impeachment terday on the outcome of the # T - council meeting in Yola, one of ing that any lawmaker of the the clerics, who is also the Naparty that retraces his step will tional Chairman of Jamaatul Izalatul Bidiah Wa Iquamatus be sanctioned. “The impeachment of Sunna (JIBWIS) Shiekh Bala Nyako and his Deputy is PDP Lau, said the council was con ; / / that none of our 20 lawmakers who earlier signed the impeachment notice will withdraw. Any PDP lawmaker that retraces his step ceases to Continued from Page 2 be a member of PDP,� Ardo stated. terrorism and Rule of Law,� Asked about moves reportshe added. edly made to reconcile the The workshop she said lawmakers and the governor, “would provide us with the Ardo argued that the lawmakopportunity of fashioning ers’ decision is not supreme to out feasible means of protectthe party’s decision. ing and supporting witnessAccording to him, the party es and victims of terrorism. is not aware of any meeting This is because any judicial held by Nyako and the lawsystem that does not earn the makers, stressing that even if

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there was such a meeting, the # lawmakers must to take directo secure their cooperation tive from the party. and testimonies which are However, the adviser to essential in ensuring that Adamawa State Government, the parties receive the justice Mr.P.P. Elisha, questioned the they deserve. legitimacy of the probe panel “Apparently, there is al-

cerned by the development + ) resolved amicably. “ Our state is under State of ) #! # R between the Legislatures and Executive is further heating the system and creating tension. “We are against the removal of the Governor; we are against the removal of the Deputy Governor, as such action could lead to more crisis in the State,� Lau said. Also in a statement signed by Rev(Dr) Victor Ordinan, the chairman of Council of Pastors in Adamawa State said the Christians communities were disturbed about the impeachment process initiated by the House of Assembly against the governor and his deputy. Similarly, the Adamawa state Traditional Council has called for dialogue in resolving all the issues. The council in a statement after its meeting in Yola sue for peace and dialogue in resolving the crisis.

NJI trains judges on counter-terrorism ways the temptation for governments of any country experiencing terrorist attacks available means without any consideration of the legal safeguards that exist in a democratic state. There is no doubt that the state has the right to employ its full arsenal to crush, repress and prevent terrorist activities, however, it should do so within the ambit of legal and constitutional permissions. Human rights law makes ample provision for counter terrorist action, even in the most exceptional circumstances.

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2015: Imo PDP assures aspirants of free, fair primaries Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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he Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has assured all members of the party seeking elective positions in the 2015 elections of transparency, justice and fairness in the conduct of the party’s forthcoming primaries. The state’s chairman of the party, Chief Nnamdi Anyaehie, disclosed this yesterday, saying that PDP has installed the necessary machinery to ensure that money bags and the well connected do not hijack the primaries. The PDP boss gave the assurance while receiving a chieftain of the party, Chief Chikwem Onuoha, who visited the state working

# )) !7 secretariat to intimate them of his intension to run for the Okigwe North Federal Constituency election. “Let me assure all who cares to listen that our party is for everybody to come in and seek elective position of his choice without any # # + want progress, growth and development for our dear country, Nigeria.� Chief Anyaehie frowned ) politicians who desert their party after losing at the primaries, and enjoined those who will be unable to make it in the forthcoming primary of the party to demonstrate the spirit of sportsmanship, and to queue behind those who emerge victorious.

He commended Chief Onuoha for his continued contribution towards the growth of the party, and wished him well in his endeavour. Chief Onuoha had earlier commended members of the party who had remained # )) since the conclusion of the 2011 governorship election in the state. He castigated + Q ! following its defeat in the last election, but who had now staged a comeback to hijack its machinery to achieve their own interest. + # / ! and courageously deployed his formidable campaign organisation to galvanize and to ensure victory for the party in Okigwe North

Federal Constituency in 2011, Onuoha boasted that he still has the capacity to repeat the magic for the party in 2015 in the area. “We have come again to make our party proud, to galvanise and win election because we have the credibility and popularity at both the state, local government and Federal levels. While insisting on a level playing ground for all the party’s aspirants in the forthcoming primaries, Chief Onuoha said, “We are not asking people to use us as consensus candidates, but we want to run for election and also win, we want a free and fair primary, if possible to be conducted by using option A4.

Jonathan taking South East for granted –Bishop Nwankpa Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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Pentecostal cleric and Founder, Chapel of Faith Bible Assembly International, Bishop Emeka Nwankpa, yesterday warned on the dangers inherent in neglecting the people of the South East in the distribution of social amenities and appointment of top functionaries by President Goodluck Jonathan. Fielding questions from newsmen in Onitsha, the cleric stated that South East zone has M ) # ) present administration at the Federal level, citing instances of the “lame-duck� Onitsha Seaport project which he said was a political weapon to woe Igbo in Anambra State who are predominantly commercial– oriented. He also listed that up till now, the Onitsha axis of the River Niger has not been properly dredged to make way for full plying of merchant boats and cargo barges on the water ways

which he noted had rendered the river port an economic liability three years after it was commissioned. Nwankpa emphasised that the much publicised Onitsha Second Niger Bridge was not purely a Federal Government + # Private Partnership (PPP) unlike other equally cost # / ! Federal Government across the country. He however, called on President Jonathan to appreciate the immense support he has so far received from Igbo people who gave him about 99 percent of their votes in the 2011 Presidential election which he still enjoys today, stressing that it was still early for the President to correct the injustices meted out on the Igbo. Commenting on the new ministers recently swornin by the President, Bishop Nwankpa asked, “don’t you see another injustice going on against the Igbo in Nigeria.

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Enugu State governor, Mr. Sullivan Chime (2nd right) in a handshake with the Vice President, Arc.Namadi Sambo, during the commissioning ceremony of the Elim Estate, Ibagwa-Nike, Enugu State...yesterday

MASSOB,group disagree over Umeh’s amnesty plea for pro-Biafra groups Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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wift reactions yesterday greeted the plea by the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) National Chairman, Chief Victor Umeh, that amnesty be granted to members of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and Biafra Zionist Movement in detention at Enugu for treason. According to the leader of MAASOB, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, “those advocating for MASSOB’s amnesty are political jobbers.� Uwazuruike, who spoke through his Deputy Director of Information, Mazi Chris Mocha, told newsmen in Onitsha that “Federal Government sent # )) ) ! programme in 2013 to us, we turned them down, we also rejected meeting them, protested that we want Biafra

as a sovereign state. “So, anybody that desire amnesty is not for us. Umeh is working for opposition politicians in the north against Igbo interest,� he alleged. But in its reaction, an Igbo group the Concerned Igbo Citizens (Ofu Obi) hailed Umeh’s courageous spirit. In a two-page press statement by the national chairman and secretary of the group, Chief Okechukwu Nwogu and Comrade Sunny Olawaraeke respectively, Umeh’s call for immediate release of BZM detained members, granting of amnesty and rehabilitation of the Igbo youths was a welcome development. According to them, the youths were misled and deceived by the leaders which resulted in the death of many of them without M ## them. They said, “This recent eloquent intervention by

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to the plight of Igbo youths,� urging him to keep the tempo on without fear or favour.

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he leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Imo State has urged people of the state to vote credible people into leadership positions as the government will not impose anyone on them for the 2015 elections. The Chairman, APC Governors Forum and Imo State governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, said this while addressing a mammoth # + rally organised by the Owerri Federal Constituency at the Freedom Square, Owerri recently. Okorocha said he won’t ) ! “this is the government of the masses, by the masses and for the masses. I will

never choose nor impose any candidate on APC but will allow the masses to make their choice.� He commended the party stalwarts in the constituency for their doggedness, but warned the aspirants against destructive propaganda, urging them to rather present their work plan to the people, adding that only those approved by majority of the masses will be accredited for primaries coming up in October. Okorocha explained that the bulk of his achievements in the past three years lie in the actualisation of ‘freedom’ for Imo people from “the party of oppressors to the party of the masses� and ushering them into greatness and achievements.

he Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is # # ! R # M the vacant seat of Aba South constituency in the Abia State House of Assembly on August 16, this year. INEC’s Resident Electoral Commissioner for Abia State, Prof. Jacob Jatau, said this in a statement in Umuahia yesterday, made available to Saturday Newswatch. The statement contains the timetable and schedule of activities for the conduct of the Aba South bye-election. The seat became vacant following the death of the legislator representing Aba South in the state’s House of Assembly, Hon Nwogu Iheasimuo, on March 20 this year. He was buried on May 22. The process leading to the House of Assembly

bye-election, according to Jatau, commenced with the issuance of the Notice of election yesterday while party primaries would follow on Tuesday, July 14, 2014; the day campaigns by political parties would also begin. Interested parties are expected to submit names of their candidates and their nomination to INEC headquarters in Abuja by July 25. Jatau stated that the electoral umpire would publish personal particulars of candidates nominated by the political parties on August ‘ %&'‹ M list of candidates that would stand for the election same day it would publish notice of the poll. Parties are required to submit names of their party agents by August 9 while campaigns will close on August 14.

FG lauds Enugu housing policy Kenneth Ofoma, Enugu

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he Federal Government yesterday expressed satisfaction with the housing programmes of Enugu State saying that the initiative would aid the aspiration of the Federal Government in providing Nigerians. President Goodluck Jonathan made the commendation during the opening of the 324-unit FMBN-ELIM Housing Estate, at Ibagwa Nike, Enugu. Represented by Vice President Namadi Sambo, Jonathan noted that the support given by the state

to Federal agencies like Federal Mortgage Bank and other private developers in addition to its own initiatives in the sector helped boost housing development in the state. He also lauded the Federal Ministry of Housing, National Assembly and the FMBN for the high level of commitment it has steadily shown towards the actualisation of government objectives in the sector. He assured that the Federal Government will continue to accord priority to the housing needs of the people as a way of improving their socio-economic lives as well as creating employment opportunities.

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2015: APC tells FG not to deploy soldiers to polling stations

UAD, Oshiomhole mourn Aturu ThankGod Ofoelue, Benin

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he United Action for Democracy (UAD) has described Comrade Bamidele Aturu integrity of the nation, and not entire place so that people will Okocha enjoined members of as a renowned human rights Nath Omame, P/Harcourt to be present in areas where stay away.� the Elders Advisory Council lawyer and advocate for the he All Progressives elections are held.� “The militarising of election in Obio/Akpor to be the masses whose death has Congress (APC) has Okocha, who stressed venues is a vice not obliged by conscience of the APC in their created a yawning gap into cautioned the Federal that his views represented any standard, and this should localities, and work hard to the world of activism. In a Government against the position of Governor not happen in 2015. I am happy mobilise the people ahead of press statement signed by Comrade Styve Obodoekwe, deploying soldiers to polling Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, that the National Assembly is the elections. booths during the 2015 general added that “the electorate even debating it. The National O K + UAD National Publicity election. will refuse to participate Assembly holds the powers to expressed optimism that the Secretary, the organisation The leader of the APC in the electoral process the assign military to a particular APC will win the forthcoming expressed shock over his in Obio/Akpor Local moment they observe heavy place.� elections in Obio/Akpor Local death. UAD described him as one Government Area, Chief military presence within their Okocha, the leader of the D / ) ) Tony Okocha, said shortly environment during election.� party in Obio/Akpor further the level of intimidation or M # ) after inaugurating the Elders’ 9 ) : *O : * %&'( 7 threat against members of the the Nigeria’s pro-democracy Advisory Council of the party business of the military is not in vote will count because party, cautioned the Elders struggles, who was one of in the area, yesterday, that “the politics at all. They are to protect we are in the business of Advisory Council against the founding members and peoples’ vote will only count the territorial integrity of a mobilising people in all the antagonising the chairman second National Convener of in 2015 if the militarisation of country or a sovereign nation nooks and crannies of the local because the leadership of the the foremost pro-democracy election venues is prohibited.� and they (military) have no government areas. APC is party in Obio/Akpor remains coalition; a position he held + %&&% %&&‹ Okocha, who is the Chief business in a civil arrangement. deeply rooted in Obio/Akpor with Mr. Solomon Ikegwuru. “Comrade Aturu has

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9 # : *K “So, anybody will naturally because it is all about grassroot we must eschew rancour and departed at a time when have no business in politics and express fears, especially when in 2015�. enmity. We must be united. We his dogged and intellectual must stay away from election you see people boasting that Speaking on the need for the are conscripting you legally to input is most needed by venues. Soldiers are expected the only way they can win APC to win the 2015 general win people for the party,� he the Nigerian masses, to help rescue the country to protect the territorial elections is by militarising the elections in Rivers State, counseled. from its current challenges and worsening crises engendered by tussles among the political class,� it

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stated. In a related development, Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State has described the late Aturu as one of the most dependable allies of the masses. In a condolence message, the Governor said “I received with shock the sudden death of Mr. Bamidele Aturu at his prime. Mr. Aturu was undoubtedly a consummate barrister-at-law, and without question, one of the most dependable social activists of his generation. “I had a close relationship with Mr. Aturu right from my days in the labour movement, and later when he served as a key member of my legal team during my struggle to reclaim my mandate as governor of Edo State in 2007. “Mr. Aturu was both a rebel and a revolutionary combined. Right from his student days till his passing, he had been at the forefront of the popular struggles for social justice and total democratisation of the polity in Nigeria.

Bayelsa issues seven days ultimatum to road side mechanics,threatens arrest Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa

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he Bayelsa State government has issued a seven day ultimatum to road side vehicle mechanics in the state to vacate from their various make shift workshops along the major roads or risk being arrested by security operatives. The Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Mr. Lawrence Erujiakpor, who disclosed this in Yenagoa, yesterday while Students of the University of Uyo celebrating Oro nation festival in Uyo Akwa Ibom State... recently M + ) ! after a tour of ongoing projects across the state, said the activities of road side 9 ) ! mechanics were destructive ) " “9 # that from their counting, victim reported that he was more than thirty six bullets robbed by the men using the taken from the victim has to the roads as motor oil and been recovered from the other chemicals from the he Mile One Police were expended on the wild animals. The Police Public Relations suspects who were said to engines damage the roads. Station of the Rivers animals by the Police before 9 State Police Command, they bowed to the ceaseless LG#

•L ) have confessed to the crime. Mohammed, told newsmen 9 / ) ) ) ! + ! ! shootings and died. Before the shooting, the that on receiving the report, the public not to keep quiet to all road side mechanics, kill three baboons allegedly used by three suspects to Police had arrested the the Police, led by the when such incidents occur, dispossess a man of N500, three suspects with the T /

# LG# but to quickly report to the 000 cash through means three baboons in their (DPO) swung into action nearest police station for possession at the Ikoku axis immediately, and arrested appropriate action, instead believed to be diabolical. Eye witnesses revealed

9 # + the men and the animals, of taking the laws into their hands. station, the suspects resisted Earlier, an eye witness had ThankGod Ofoelue, Benin detention. told Saturday Newswatch Nsikak Ekanem, Calabar Lecture. It would be followed The PPRO said that the that a man who just he chairman of by award dinner where suspects instead released one withdrew N500, 000 from an Parliamentary overnor Godswill Akpabio will be honoured

#" undisclosed bank was going Association of Akpabio of Akwa with the magazine’s Leader of DPO, adding that it was at to his destination when Nigeria, Edo State chapter, Ibom is billed to deliver 6 %&'‹ that point that “we ordered he ran into the suspects in Comrade Shugaba Aliyu, Akpabio, who has bagged a lecture in London on August the shooting of the animals.� company of the baboons. has said that his members 7 on the topic, “Delivering the scores of national and 7 9 T / T ) # #!: international awards on Assembly are not under account of perception of African Experience�. threat and there was performance This was made known in worthwhile no need for the state ! ? ? since becoming Akwa Ibom chairman of Nigerian Ekoriko, publisher of London State governor on May 29, Labour Congress to ask based NewsAfrica magazine, 2007, “is the second person the Assembly workers to obtained by Saturday / '‹ ! stay at home if the crisis Newswatch in Calabar, the history of the magazine.� in the Assembly persists. O M Cross River State capital. In his statement, the pan African According to the statement, by Comrade Aliyu said the event, which is scheduled + ) F + ’ M since the lawmakers have to hold at the Dorchester Anan, in 2002, while still moved their plenary 9 Š %&'‹ serving as the Secretary The baboons after they were killed to the old Assembly edition of NewsAfrica Global General of the United Nations.

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of which failure to adhere to + # ! police. 9 + *O ) ! + mechanics working along the roads to vacate; failure to adhere to the ultimatum by the state government; we shall order the security # # immediate arrest. The engine oil and other chemicals from motor engines are destructive to the roads.� L Q! / the operation manager, Julius Berger Construction, Finn Drosdowski, assured the commissioner that the Q! / + # ) ! %&'‹ 9 + / the rain has posed a major challenge to the company, M ) + deliver the project according # M#

Edo Assembly workers reject NLC directive

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Chambers, normalcy has been restored and the Sergeant-At-Arms, Assembly clerks and others needed for the ) Assembly have been working without fear of #" According to him, “while we appreciate the concern of the leadership of the state branch of the Nigeria Labour Congress on the welfare of our members, we wish to state that our members no longer face any threat as they go about their normal duties at the old legislative chamber.

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 11/07/2014

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234.06 205.00 135.00 32.55 112.03

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LOSERS: TOP-5 GAIN

245.00 1,111.20 69.99 62.40 6.80

Opening Price High Low Closing Price Change (+) % Price Change Trades 102.53 102.53 102.53 102.53 0.00 0.00 1 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.00 0.00 1 1.71 1.71 1.71 1.71 0.00 0.00 1 9.80 9.80 9.75 9.80 0.00 0.00 1 3.37 3.39 3.30 3.39 0.02 0.59 1 1.33 1.39 1.32 1.39 0.06 4.51 1

241.00 1,110.00 69.00 61.59 6.47

Volume Value 109,201 2,921,900 1,142 9,058,005 5,247,143 152,542

CHANGE % 13.56 5.00 1.98 1.55 1.02

CHANGE % -4.00 -1.20 -0.99 -0.81 -0.33

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32.55 2.00 1.69 9.00 16.30 5.76 74.25 39.00 6.47 11.40 10.17 3.95 0.50 65.60 1.16 1.38 0.56 3.80 1.80 5.00 0.50 241.00 8.09 9.20 0.91 6.30 1.26 0.50 0.50 4.45 17.22 2.31 16.30 4.15 2.03 3.00 78.00 242.89 69.00 29.99 0.50 205.00 4.27

32.00 2.00 1.69 9.00 16.30 5.76 74.25 39.00 6.46 11.40 10.17 3.95 0.50 65.60 1.14 1.35 0.56 3.71 1.80 5.00 0.50 240.00 8.09 9.08 0.91 6.20 1.26 0.50 0.50 4.45 17.22 2.31 16.16 4.08 1.99 3.00 78.00 226.53 69.00 29.95 0.50 200.00 4.16

32.55 2.00 1.69 9.00 16.30 5.76 74.25 39.00 6.47 11.40 10.17 3.95 0.50 65.60 1.14 1.37 0.56 3.71 1.80 5.00 0.50 241.00 8.09 9.10 0.91 6.24 1.26 0.50 0.50 4.45 17.22 2.31 16.23 4.15 2.00 3.00 78.00 234.06 69.00 29.97 0.50 205.00 4.27

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5.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.85 -0.87 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.57 -3.39 0.00 -3.45 -3.89 -1.10 0.00 0.00 -1.63 -1.22 -0.11 0.00 -0.16 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.11 0.00 -4.94 0.56 0.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 6.15 -1.41 -0.10 0.00 2.50 3.64

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1,268,771 100 900 36,241 19,878 12,000 160,537 296,633 319,283 361,176 10,000 3,000 82,000 216,114 2,313,705 1,943,689 178,000 4,519,582 238,000 200 4,500 733,245 164,441 1,539,573 20 3,557,388 8,400 13,500 500 169,890 60,006 250,572 71,757,576 6,303,787 6,125,899 570,800 48,866 679,664 542,126 8,704,921 500 99,824 4,446,467

40,901,256.00 190.00 1,521.00 312,366.62 327,334.81 67,200.00 11,631,481.00 11,698,485.00 2,068,726.75 4,135,123.50 96,700.00 11,280.00 41,000.00 14,184,540.00 2,658,208.75 2,614,104.50 100,680.00 17,009,500.00 437,695.09 950.00 2,250.00 176,460,432.00 1,328,384.75 14,097,318.00 17.40 22,225,976.00 11,088.00 6,750.00 250.00 754,985.56 1,021,267.94 580,021.31 1,160,693,504.00 25,876,958.00 12,263,608.00 1,703,192.88 3,708,097.75 161,007,264.00 37,383,736.00 260,839,744.00 250.00 20,076,376.00 18,817,008.00

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 11/07/2014 Symbol

IKEJAHOTEL INFINITY INTBREW INTENEGINS JAPAULOIL JBERGER JOHNHOLT JOSBREW LASACO LAWUNION LEARNAFRCA LENNARDS LIVESTOCK MANSARD MAYBAKER MBENEFIT MCNICHOLS MOBIL MORISON MRS MTI NAHCO NASCON NB NEIMETH NEM NESTLE NIGERINS NIGROPES NPFMCRFBK OANDO OKOMUOIL PHARMDEKO PORTPAINT PREMBREW PRESCO PRESTIGE PZ REDSTAREX RESORTSAL ROYALEX RTBRISCOE SEPLAT SKYEBANK SOVRENINS STACO STANBIC STERLNBANK TANTALIZER THOMASWY TOTAL TRANSCORP TRANSEXPR TRIPPLEG UAC-PROP UACN UBA UBCAP UBN UNILEVER UNIONDAC UNITYBNK UNIVINSURE UPL UTC VITAFOAM VONO WAPCO WAPIC WEMABANK ZENITHBANK

Opening Price

0.80 1.61 29.50 0.50 0.55 68.05 1.15 2.58 0.50 0.50 1.74 3.15 3.05 2.59 1.77 0.54 1.28 133.02 1.91 63.18 0.50 4.90 11.50 174.50 1.22 0.80 1111.20 0.50 7.46 0.96 28.00 33.00 1.50 5.40 0.77 38.06 0.53 36.75 4.70 0.50 0.54 1.16 702.00 3.27 0.50 0.50 27.05 2.30 0.50 0.79 171.05 5.95 1.97 1.97 17.40 62.40 7.81 2.27 9.70 51.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.45 0.50 4.38 1.44 111.01 0.85 0.96 25.30

High

0.80 1.61 29.50 0.50 0.57 68.05 1.15 2.58 0.50 0.50 1.70 3.15 3.10 2.59 1.77 0.54 1.34 135.00 1.91 63.18 0.50 4.99 11.49 174.50 1.21 0.81 1110.00 0.54 7.46 0.98 28.15 33.00 1.50 5.20 0.77 38.06 0.53 36.75 4.93 0.50 0.54 1.18 702.00 3.28 0.50 0.50 27.05 2.31 0.50 0.79 171.05 5.91 1.97 1.97 17.44 61.59 7.87 2.35 9.65 51.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.23 0.50 4.38 1.44 113.00 0.88 0.98 25.30

Low

0.76 1.61 29.50 0.50 0.53 68.05 1.15 2.58 0.50 0.50 1.66 3.15 3.05 2.52 1.77 0.52 1.34 135.00 1.91 63.18 0.50 4.96 11.38 174.09 1.21 0.80 1110.00 0.50 7.46 0.97 27.99 33.00 1.50 5.13 0.77 38.06 0.53 36.75 4.85 0.50 0.54 1.14 702.00 3.25 0.50 0.50 27.05 2.30 0.50 0.79 171.05 5.78 1.97 1.97 17.40 61.59 7.80 2.17 9.65 51.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.23 0.50 4.38 1.44 112.00 0.85 0.93 25.01

Closing Price Change (+)

0.76 1.61 29.50 0.50 0.57 68.05 1.15 2.58 0.50 0.50 1.66 3.15 3.05 2.52 1.77 0.54 1.34 135.00 1.91 63.18 0.50 4.99 11.40 174.43 1.21 0.81 1110.00 0.54 7.46 0.98 27.99 33.00 1.50 5.13 0.77 38.06 0.53 36.75 4.85 0.50 0.54 1.14 702.00 3.27 0.50 0.50 27.05 2.31 0.50 0.79 171.05 5.80 1.97 1.97 17.44 61.59 7.85 2.17 9.65 51.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 4.23 0.50 4.38 1.44 112.03 0.86 0.98 25.01

-0.04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.08 0.00 0.00 -0.07 0.00 0.00 0.06 1.98 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.09 -0.10 -0.07 -0.01 0.01 -1.20 0.04 0.00 0.02 -0.01 0.00 0.00 -0.27 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.15 0.00 0.00 -0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.15 0.00 0.00 0.04 -0.81 0.04 -0.10 -0.05 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.22 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.02 0.01 0.02 -0.29

% Price Change

-5.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.64 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.60 0.00 0.00 -2.70 0.00 0.00 4.69 1.49 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.84 -0.87 -0.04 -0.82 1.25 -0.11 8.00 0.00 2.08 -0.04 0.00 0.00 -5.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.19 0.00 0.00 -1.72 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.43 0.00 0.00 0.00 -2.52 0.00 0.00 0.23 -1.30 0.51 -4.41 -0.52 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.94 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.92 1.18 2.08 -1.15

Trades

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Volume

599,138 45,400 264,546 20,000 5,912,533 45,822 8,000 3,980 17,000 21,519,883 843,759 110 1,224,050 2,138,000 146,340 728,461 56,500 41,851 100 55,379 5,000,000 1,033,189 398,005 1,151,750 599,295 4,634,750 467,421 8,773,700 500 261,617 10,127,457 154,644 48,222 452,940 500 14,300 30,000 291,996 1,127,693 5,000 134,553 295,605 16,593 4,437,488 100,000 900 62,711 6,483,388 500 1,000 23,352 39,775,374 4,000 25,449 634,608 261,295 8,492,593 4,452,765 551,470 76,606 200 44,430,665 55,000 285,754 22,000 1,110,767 100 363,903 3,302,043 1,280,440 5,765,187

Value

475,564.88 73,172.00 7,780,635.50 10,000.00 3,325,669.25 3,135,996.25 8,800.00 9,790.80 8,500.00 10,759,942.00 1,414,714.50 330.00 3,748,768.50 5,503,464.00 253,297.66 380,919.72 75,710.00 5,652,750.50 182.00 3,331,252.25 2,500,000.00 5,151,050.00 4,543,383.00 200,959,248.00 728,029.19 3,748,693.50 519,396,160.00 4,423,212.50 3,545.00 255,738.31 283,702,400.00 5,091,250.00 75,708.54 2,329,979.75 400.00 544,639.00 15,500.00 10,670,534.00 5,495,165.50 2,500.00 72,398.62 341,779.69 11,294,614.00 14,470,659.00 50,000.00 450.00 1,710,771.88 14,968,372.00 250.00 760.00 4,046,517.00 232,253,024.00 8,240.00 47,844.12 11,012,621.00 16,018,168.00 66,592,048.00 9,820,780.00 5,321,710.50 3,920,601.00 100.00 22,215,332.00 27,500.00 1,233,354.75 11,000.00 4,823,458.50 137.00 40,802,120.00 2,839,856.00 1,222,365.00 144,919,600.00

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Politics PDP has redeemed Nigeria beyond imagination – Ex-minister Alhaji Mustapha Bello, the former Minister of Commerce under former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration, is one of the aspirants for the 2015 gubernatorial race in Niger State. He is contesting through the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). In 2002, he contested against former Governor Abdulkadir Kure. Bello spoke to newsmen on why he is contesting again. JUSTINA ASISHANA reports:

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ir, you were once a minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. How would you compare then with now? In 1999, if you were in the administration, you would have put aside anything social because we came in with so much to repair in terms of the infrastructure in the country. There was so much corruption then. Even if there is so much talk about corruption now, maybe the quantum is large but the extent of corruption in 1999 was much larger. It is when you weigh what happened and the € + ! + M that what is happening now is smaller in quantity but the volume of transaction in terms of corruption was larger. Then, we had a President we had to work with who didn’t know us and seeing how young we were then, believed that we must be among the corrupt people that were in government to make money. We really had to adjust ourselves to make him have # M # + + + what he was thinking. So, naturally, there were certain things that one had to keep aside in terms of social life. Of course, the President told us clearly that our conduct would be watched. That statement made one get back into his shell fully. So, we shelved our understanding of social life to focus on issues of governance which was very serious then. As I said earlier, the infrastructure was in total decay and government needed M€ ) #" O + ! wonder why, for example, the President comes to a function and avoids these issues, even at campaign rallies. These are key things to tell the people in the country about the PDP as a party. I have never seen PDP as a bad party. You only see individuals who are assigned responsibility to manage the party that may have misbehaved and dented the party’s image. We came in 1999 with a population + / + # Our Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was about three per cent; we had less than $4 billion in terms of foreign reserves and power generation was just 1,380 ) + L " + ) Government should know how to work with these facts and as I said, if you list out these things, whether a person doesn’t like you or your party, obviously, the person will have to hail you for the improvement. Today, we are talking of a GDP of 7.4 per cent; a reduced population growth rate of 1.8 per cent; agricultural contribution of over seven per cent. You have seen the power generation. Unfortunately, what we have not been

able to explain to the people of this # ! + ! + / G# ! power sector. The issue here is that it is not that we do not have enough capacity currently to be able to provide the country with enough electricity. There are certain things that are our major challenges which anyone who comes in would be confronted with. These two challenges are: the distribution infrastructure we have today. It is a radial infrastructure which is why all power is sent to Oshogbo and then distributed from there. We transport power from Kanji to Oshogbo before it is distributed; the same thing with all the other power dams in the country. With the radial network, if there is a breakdown or one of the towers collapses, that means the entire end from where it falls will be in darkness. There is need to get this country on a looped network. As long as we don’t have that, whether we have enough electricity on ground or not, we will not be able to deliver it to all the people of this country. Currently, the capacity exists to '& &&& ) + fact, with the 10 new plants that have been developed under the Niger Delta Power Holding Company, we have / '& &&& ) + capacity. The infrastructure is weak; it was built during General Yakubu Gowon as Head of State and since then, none of our distribution infrastructure has been rehabilitated or upgraded to a standard that can deliver the power needed, coupled with the fact that we are using radial network. It makes the whole case very hopeless. Somebody has to work on looping. Looping means that if you have a collapse here, you can shut this end and the other end and power will still come through other ends just like we have in the water distribution network; that is what we need in our power sector. The second challenge is gas. The new turbines that government put in place are all gas-powered, with each requiring a lot of gas to be able to run continuously and this gas is not available. So, we have an industry that doesn’t have the fuel to be able to generate what you need to deliver to the consumers. I say this so that the people of this country could really appreciate what this government has been able to do. Unfortunately, we, as Nigerians do not appreciate what we have until we go out and see even our neighbouring countries, + + / Even the level of freedom we have is one ! # M / # Continued on Page 16

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‘PDP has redeemed Nigeria beyond imagination’ Continued from Page 15

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I’ll evolve new settlement pattern forTiv people – Aliegba A

Kwara students endorse Ahmed for second term

Mansur Oladunjoye

Former Benue State Commissioner for Environment, Dr. Eugene Aliegba, who is now a governorship aspirant, is from one of the local governments terribly devastated by Fulani insurgents. His local government, Gwer-West, began to suffer in the hands of Fulani herdsmen who attacked, razed over 33 communities in February 2011 and killed over 21 persons with over 120,000 displaced. In this interview with GODWIN AKOR, Aleigba speaks on his mission and vision especially Fulani, challenges facing primary school teachers and other burning issues. Excerpts:

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Fallout of Ekiti guber poll: For top politicians, atonement is new way forward Mansur Oladunjoye (Assistant Politics Editor, Michael Olanrewaju (Osogbo), Olusakin Babalola and Olaide Oyelude (Ibadan)

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hough, as the race to occupy Osun State Government House on August 9 gathers momentum by the day, all the 20 candidates for the election are now devising various moves to woo and make the electorate sympathise with their course, the strategies by those of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Sen. Iyiola Omisore, Labour Party (LP), Alhaji Fatai Akinbade, and the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Elder Segun Akinwusi that are most visible. On Tuesday, May 27, 2014, " #" R re-election campaigns from Ile-Ife, the cradle home of the Yoruba race which incidentally is the home town of his PDP rival (Omisore). It was indeed a mega rally by + # # ) ! party faithful and supporters from within and outside the state. The Director-General of Aregbesola Re-Election Campaign Organization, Sen. Sola Adeyeye disclosed that his party’s closest rival, the PDP candidate has no capacity like Aregbesola to turn around the fortunes of the state, while Aregbesola stressed the need for second term in order to complete ongoing infrastructural projects. This was followed by another mega rally at Ikire where Aregbesola promised to implement policies that would continue to ameliorate their lives like provision of more portable waters for the communities in Aiyedaade/ Irewolede/ Isokan Federal Constituency. He repeated the feats of his administration in development of road infrastructures as well as disclosure of distribution of 2,229 Opon imo (computers) to high school students. The PDP Candidate, Sen. ! L) Q R his campaigns from Owena (a boundary town between Ondo and Osun State with visits to Dagbaja, Ikeji-Ile, Ikeji-Arakeji, Ipetu-Ijesa and Ijebu-Ijesa where they addressed party supporters in the town halls on June 25, 2014. He assured his mission to rescue the state from misrule by the incumbent, promising to use the 8-point agenda of the party to achieve this.

Aregbesola The LP candidate, Alhaji Fatai Akinbade who was the former Secretary to the State Government (SSG) during the era of Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola made charity to begin at home as he went to his base in Ogbagba area to campaign to his people, canvassing for a change and votes which he argued on his past pedigree in the state. The SDP candidate, Elder Segun Akinwumi who was the former Head of K / # + M by the Afenifere leadership that consists of Pa Reuben Fasoranti, Chief Olu Falae (the National Chairman), Chief Olaitan Oladipo, leaning on the popularity of the late sage Obafemi Awolowo and his Action Group (A.G.) which they claimed transformed into SDP. His campaigns which were segmented started from the civil service ranging from the NUT, NULGE, which was his terrain for more than three decades to the youths that forms the bulk of unemployed with promises of pleasurable future if elected. As the heat on the # ) the dramatic aspects are becoming increasingly inalienable. While the APC campaigns are noted for spices by the fuji music acts by Ayinde Wasiu, Saheed Osupa, Juju maestro, Sir Shina Peters as well as numerous Yoruba Nollywood actors adding colour to the events to the admiration of the grassroot people. The PDP on the other hand has embarked on the riding of Okada to campaigns in some rural community like IlaIjesa in Ijesa South Federal constituency of the state. Picked by the development, Aregbesola last weekend invited Okada riders in Osogbo, the Osun State

Omisore capital to a dinner in the state Government House where thousands of them asked questions he readily answered, even to their admiration. Various interest groups, especially, the artisans including, hairdressers, bricklayers, fashion designers, taxi drivers, auto technicians, painters, security guards and several operators in informal sectors have suddenly become the toasts of political gladiators in Osun as they tried to convince the public of their closeness to the grassroot in order to secure their votes in the August 9 Governorship election. The market women are at the pick of their recognition and treatment as sacred group that must be given all the needed respect. This is to

What is undisputable is that the Ekiti governorship election of June 21 has thrown up a challenge to politicians, particularly in the south that other factors rather than performance, equally in determining who gets to the “promised land�

Ajimobi ensure adequate mobilization as the election draws nearer. Almost all the leading politicians in the state pay sudden visits to the market that they have never being too. Markets like Orisumbare, Oja Oba to mention a few of them in Osogbo, the state capital as taken up extra function as centres of political discourse in addition to their economic function. While some political observers opined that this is part of what serious politician needs to do to showcase their closeness to the grassroot / Q " + election, others opined that Mr. Ayodele Fayose won Ekiti polls because he has always M + # people. According to these people, Fayose’s fraternity with them made him know and share their problems, needs and assessment. Therefore, to have victory in Osun, all the candidates have discovered the need to emulate his example. So far so good, the voters are watching as the game of courting various interest groups in the wake of election has become an issue which a sharp departure from the past. Nigerians are watching to Osun as events unfold itself in the build-up to the August 9 election. While political analysts would be willing to excuse the Osun State candidates that have decided to dismount their horse and trek with masses to achieve their close and keenly contested ambition, they are however wondered why the same scenario is playing out in Oyo State where Governor Abiola Ajimobi has started courting electorate in an unusual/ unprecedented manner. He is now breaking fast with

the “commoners.� All this has however been gauged as strategies to execute the programmes and policies of his administration in his bid to break the jinx of the general conception that no governor serves in the state twice. The hypothesis of Ibadan people not serving a leader twice, “Ibadan kii sin yan leemeji� has been a political lexicon authored by Dr. Dejo Raimi, a Chieftain of the PDP years back which has also been subjected to debates and controversies with empirical details that some past governors like late Chief Bola Ige, Sen. Rashidi Ladoja, and Otunba Adebayo Alao Akala served only once despite their claims of achievements during their tenure. Ajimobi, determined to break the jinx often make references to late Awolowo and late Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola the premiers of Western region who, reigned more than once in the sixties. Ajimobi declared that the idea was no longer relevant in the contemporary politics in view of the fact that development has made the view outdated, pointing out that records of his achievements so far, stood him in good stead for second term. Learning from the defeat of his comrade and counterpart in Ekiti State, T ’ ! $ ! ) Q

by Ayodele Fayose (PDP) 7 inaccessibility to the masses as well as his elitist approach to governance; Ajimobi has stooped low to the level of the commoners. During this Ramadan, he has suspended ‘’feeding’’ Q + ) / ) M# During the week, he received Islamic scholars who came to break fast with him at the Government House, where they exchanged pleasantries after feeding them to taste. Earlier, the Governor and +

to women in the 33 local government areas in order to augment their fasting in the ongoing Ramadan. The Governor disclosed that the Ramadan break food train would be moved to their immediate communities to make it more accessible to all. Saturday Newswatch was informed that leaders of other political parties were also exploring the occasion of Continued on Page 79

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Letters to the Editor LAGBUS versus Army

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ell was let loose on Friday, July 4, following an accident involving a LAGBUS operated vehicle which claimed the life of a military personnel. The incident prompted Lagos commercial bus operators to jack up fares by over four hundred percent. Yes, the incident was actually a pathetic one as it involves the loss of a life to such callous and avoidable situation. Howbeit, if the bus driver and the bikeriding soldier were courteous, perhaps the accident wouldn’t have occurred, and by extension the mayhem that followed. The Army, on their part should have followed the # ) + alleged, destroying buses and other public utilities. The Army on that day was not obviously the Army we know. If the accident was properly investigated; probably the mayhem that followed wouldn’t have occurred. LAGBUS/BRT operators should subject their drivers to further trainings and orientation. It had muted in many quarters that these drivers are the same drivers that drove the outlawed ‘Molue’ buses in Lagos State as well as former reckless drivers of present day ‘danfo’ and ‘coaster’ buses. These people were characteristically referred to as semi-demented; it was said that before they climb the wheel, they must drink or smoke hard drugs. The drivers, before engagement,

should be made to go through psychiatric evaluation, to ascertain their state of minds. ; ) # + ! another accident involving LAGBUS vehicles claimed the lives of three bike riders at Awoyaya, Ibeju-Lekki area of Lagos. The latest incident was very unfortunate proving in actuality the kind of drivers that man those buses Two weeks ago, a trailer driver caused the death of about 15 people at Kara bus stop, a shouting distance from Berger. The said driver is still at large. People lost their loved ones but did not engage in brigandry as the soldiers who are supposed to be law enforcers did. Those that went on rampage in solidarity with their dead colleague should have exercise some restraints before taking the action that resulted in the destruction of many buses. They didn’t take the plight of the commuters into consideration before going into wanton destruction of government property and public utilities. While the Lagos State government and the Army resolve the issue, kudos should be given operators of LAGBUS/BRT for heeding the call to return their # )) 7 O ! should not also forget to erect shades that will shield passengers when it rains or shines.

M.C. Emejuiwe, Berger.

Market place lesson:Matter of choice By Samuel Ufot Ekekere

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alking with a woman to the market could be rigorous. The reason is that women tend towards soft spending. O ! / !

# than men are. They will choose to spend so much time at the market over one commodity until they get it at a price they think they can spare even if they do have more than the cost price the ? + / + ! 7 / ) # ; ! buy at the market, they do so at higher prices because often, they lack the patience to bargain, and they think its unmanly doing so. The market sellers make it easier with their phrase “you are not a woman, bro� meaning only women should bargain to the extreme. 7 ) " # / ! ! ! ) # # The seller presents numerous options and says to the buyer, *) " # # / = O # # available at the market are often so much, especially when there are many industries that produce similar products with varying quality and price. The reason behind a buyer buying a product at the market place varies. The reasons may include quality, taste, need, amount of money available etc. The market provides the perfect communion for all reasons. Now, here’s the market place lesson. We do not visit the market because every other person is visiting. We do because we have our own needs to meet. We close our eyes to what other persons are buying however, much they buy, and focus on what we want even if we may need what those other persons are buying. The need for contentment cannot be overemphasised. If we keep repeating it, it pays. Our choices should be relative to our capacity. Though, we may need much more than we have, and may not M + # M # ! + ) M M ) ! + 7 within our means. Assuming your pocket’s fat and you desire to get some shirts from the market. You visit the boutique and hanging on the / / # 6 #" ! + ! ) ) # < / ! # O may reprove and inform you of the individual prices each shirt # 9 ) ! + ! ) + # ! # select from at the price you intend to buy. If you make a choice of high cost shirts, then you pay for it otherwise you go for low cost shirts.

Many persons want the best of life, but are not ready to put in the necessary cost input. They would select the best cars at the +

) < / # # ! a four bedroom duplex in a posh area of the town, but hate the value the landlord places on his property; they love the scenic view of the resort but dislike the high cost of soft drink being sold inside it. It’s common to hear people brag at their ability to have their way and get more than they bargain for. While this is possible, often the means are unethical. These persons cut corners. Though they succeed and become the envy of all eyes, they know within themselves the void of discontentment that their seeming success brings them. The sellers at the market are aware that they have varieties of persons to service. They provide something for everyone, and they expect you to buy, as you have. However, sometimes the ) # ! O ! / to buyers who buy from them. In this case, the buyers are seduced

to buy, and may end up with huge gifts much bigger than what they had anticipated. There are opportunities that come in our everyday living that may not necessarily require more input than what we have always done. It just requires us doing what we have always done + ) ) " # ) periods of communications networks. We don’t have to wait for opportunities when we can instigate them wholesomely. We can create opportunities for ourselves by developing creditable means through which we could render / # + + # / ! / needed our service. The market place could be so vast a learning location, but you ) / # # ! M ! ! trying to get one product or the other. Now you know. You have a choice. !

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Opinion Dynamics of Yoruba politics By Yomi Obaditan

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he Ekiti State election, for a long time to come, will continue to generate debates from analysts. This to me is good for our democracy. Historically speaking, Yoruba people pride themselves as a sophisticated race in culture and politics. Democracy is as old as the history of the race itself. Our traditional political institutions bear witness to my assertion. The Oba is chosen through the representatives; the king makers. Whenever the Oba becomes dictatorial and uncontrollable, he is made to commit suicide, which was a form of impeachment. The intrusion of the colonialists into our political process failed to alter the democratic principles among the people. The introduction of tax payment led to Egba riot that subsequently caused the " " Q K ! Nigeria’s independence, the political calculations of the Northern Peoples Congress (NPC) to put Chief Obafemi Awolowo out of circulation with a view to “capturing the then Western Region� #"M O '”Œ( general elections particularly, in the ; • ## the nation ablaze politically, and at the end of their exercise, the political process was truncated, leading to the military intervention that lasted almost thirteen ! „ #" # nation till date. O K # • # ) fate when the Alhaji Shehu Shagari-led Federal Government became power drunk. Everywhere the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) went to, the intoxication of power pervaded the atmosphere. They failed to remember that power belongs to D O + '”‘U # there was internal wrangling within the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) over the party’s choice of gubernatorial candidate + Q! !7 Q L State. The party’s decision to allow the incubent governor of the state, Chief Michael Adekunle Ajasin, to run for a # ) G# + + Chief Akin Omoboriowo, who was then the deputy governor. Omoboriowo and his supporters eventually decamped to the NPN. The NPN had by then been boasting that the time to capture the entire South West had come and with the decampment, not only in Ondo, but also in Oyo State, the ruling party was bent on executing its dream of adding some of the states under the control of UPN to its fold. The electoral body did not help the situation, as there were allegations that the body compromised its functions in aiding the ruling party (NPN) to rig the L # !

# M O + and his collaborators were no longer at peace, running helter skelter to avoid the people’s anger after the election. Hundreds of people died, houses were burnt and the court eventually decided in favour of the incumbent governor as the valid winner of the said election. The Third Republic has also witnessed a lot of political engineering. Obasanjo, + # + + '””” general elections, railed road his way into K ; %&&U ! # victory was cut short by the turn of events led by Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the only governor that survived the Peoples Democratic Party hurricane, when Alliance for Democracy (AD) lost all the states under its control with the exception of Lagos. The PDP boasted that they had come to stay, but their dream was shortlived. By 2007, the game changed and the Action Congress (AC) recovered all the lost states with the exception of Ondo. A lot of allegations have been made against Tinubu, as he led the political troops to recover the lost states. The truth being that Tinubu’s used his resources to support those whose mandates were stolen by the PDP, of which Kayode Fayemi was one.

From an independent observer, Fayemi is one of the governors in Nigeria today that is closer to President Goodluck Jonathan. So it is totally untrue to have ascribed Fayemi’s electoral failure to Tinubu. A weekend Nations Newspaper columnist alleged that “Fayemi tactfully and cleverly kept Tinubu at a distance from his administration in Ekiti.� Fayemi’s electoral misfortune was a collective failure by the All Progressives Congress political leaders in Ekiti that distanced themselves from the people, and concentrated on their own welfare, at the expense of the common man in the state. How does one explain a situation on the polling day, when a popular politician, now a Senator representing Ekiti, who happened to use most of his verbal arsenals on Opeyemi Bamidele + " ) people. He got to his polling booth and couldn’t even exchange pleasantries with G# # )) ! members; he lost that polling unit even to the PDP. OSUN IS FAR DIFFERENT FROM EKITI! The members of PDP are currently day-dreaming over their intention to add Osun to the states under their control. They have been noising it about that

they would like to replicate the election result they got in Ekiti in Osun. That is an impossible self-task for various reasons. While Fayemi and Adaramodu could not hold the ship of the state together in Ekiti, Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola, governor of Osun State and his Chief of K ) O administration is smoothly run, and there is no room for any disharmony that the political adversaries can cash on. The APC remains a family united and teaming up with the incumbent for his re-election. The governor is a man of the people. He ) ! 8 # + his name in the heart of the people. He is a grassroots man. He understands the people and their problems. Not only that, he has moved them out of poverty, ! ) !) 9 is a listening governor whose door is wide open both during the day and in the night. His covenant with the people he holds sacred. While the agreement reached with Fayose in 2007 to allow him to go to senate after the initial political accord was breached, Aregbesola has kept fate with all the new comers to the party. They are equal joiners and equal members.

To be continued next week

Menace of commercial motor cycle in Lokoja By Bala Nayashi

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ommercial motor cycle popularly referred to as ‘okada’ or ‘going’ is now a phenomenon and sometime concern to the populace in spite of its role in the transportation system in our country. This system of transportation that has become part of our culture has become a menace to the societies, hence some states’ government across the country have to take some measures to curtail its problems. The growing unemployment in the country has necessitated the increased number of our youths going into the venture. The people of Lokoja, the Kogi State capital, was in the news recently,

because the ancient town has become a bee hive of commercial motor cycle operators, who considers the uniqueness of the town as the gate way between the south and the north. Also, all those who were sent packing from states that are closed to Š " 8 M # / ! trade in the ancient town, making the town become populated with ‘okada’ riders. Sometime however, those commercial cycle riders constitute some forms nuisance to the peaceful and social development of the town. Their over speed most of the time results in accidents and loss of lives. We are calling on the Kogi State government to be proactive in stemming the menace of this

commercial motor cycle in other to sanitise the transportation system in the state. The government should not allow the state to become a dumping site for all manners of commercial motor cyclists chased out from other states, thereby threatening the peace of the state. Kogi State government should harmonised the use of commercial motor cycle in the state to stem the ever # Q € # )) # ) cycle into the state. Also the government should allow the interest of the state override any parochial and ethnic consideration in making Lokoja free from the activities of this operators. The state government needs to emulate other states which

had procured other means of transportation, when it decides to stop the use the commercial motor cycle in the state. Also soft loans should be made / # to enable them procure the other means of transportation like tricycle # # #" embargo on the use of okada would throw the populace into. We hope this would go a long way to make Lokoja and its environ free of the menace of this commercial motor cycle that is threatening to give the people of the state sleepless nights through its frequent accident and other related anti-social activities. Bala Nayashi writes via Yashi Area, Lokoja

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NDDC and rot of abandoned projects The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) was established to address the neglect of the oil rich Niger Delta region comprising nine states namely; Delta, Edo, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross Rivers, Abia, Imo and Ondo. Many years after its establishment, it is only politicians that are smiling to the banks while the people of the region are full of lamentations. JOHNMARK UKOKO writes.

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ormer President Olusegun Obasanjo established the NDDC in 1999 to address the underdevelopment complaints of the regions. As expected, the region celebrated the creation of the intervention agency. However, 15 years after, it appears the celebration was premature as + ) ! abandoned projects, while politicians cum “contractors� many of whom are alleged to have been paid huge amounts for jobs not properly done and completed, are living in opulence. Saturday Newswatch’s visit to some Niger Delta states recently revealed that many of the road projects with NDDC sign are abandoned, while in most cases the contractors assigned to execute such projects have been paid in full. In Delta, Edo and Bayelsa states, many road projects have been overtaken by weeds, while residents of streets with NDDC projects practically swim in pools of mud water to get to their

homes, as their cars are parked poles away from their residence. Investigations in the three states showed that some of the road projects of few kilometers are not completed for 10 years after it was commissioned, as disclosed by the residents. A visit to some project sites in Isoko North Local Government Area, Ughelli South, Ndokwa West and Isoko South all in Delta State, showed that many road and building projects have been abandoned while local contractors mobilised to execute the projects have left the construction sites. Lamenting the situation recently, Bayelsa State governor, Hon. Seriake Dickson, expressed concern over the manner NDDC abandons projects in the state, describing the trend as “unacceptable�. The governor who spoke in Yenagoa, while inaugurating a 9-member special # )) ) TT projects in Bayelsa State noted that there are concerns that most of the projects

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awarded by the interventionist agency # ) ) / been abandoned. T #" # )) + set up to witch-hunt anybody, but to ensure that the state gets its fair share of NDDC projects as a major contributor of the funds with which the commission executes its core mandate in the region. O / M politicisation of the Commission as a major factor militating against # / ) ) development projects, noting that some contractors defraud the state and go scot-free to the detriment of the people. The governor said, “There are concerns that some projects are completed and payments made only on paper and because of the over politicisation of NDDC. You have a situation where people award contracts to themselves and their cronies, receives payments, but will not come execute those jobs.� Dickson’s pain is share by Mr. Jerry Ukoko, an opinion leader in Ellu Town, Isoko North Local Government Area, Delta State, who said out of seven projects awarded in Ellu Town in the past 14 years, only one was satisfactorily completed, while the remaining six have been abandoned. Ukoko, who spoke to Saturday Newswatch disclosed that his people swim in water lodged streets to gain access to their homes. He listed the projects abandoned in his community to include EkremetaEmo Eni Grammar school road, EmoEni/Aradhe road, Otekpo street and Kingdom Hall/Otoekpo road. Ukoko stressed that some of the projects were abandoned after they

where asphalted, adding that some are continually being graded on a yearly basis without any further development. He lamented that some of the local contractors are known to own expensive cars, build palatial mansions and marry many wives, while the projects awarded to them are abandoned. According to him, “my people swim in water- lodged streets as a result of over grading of the road projects in my community. We are unable to sleep because of mosquitoe bites, frogs noises, and we have to contend with all kinds of reptiles that abode the potholes created in the various abandoned projects in my community, while the politicians who have suddenly become emergency contractors are smiling to the banks.� Lamenting the situation, the Bayelsa State Governor, said his people are asking why some NDDC projects in other neighbouring states are completed and in use by their people while theirs are not. “Some have even asked, are we M ) € ) ! according to our production, and therefore our contribution to that fund? These are all relevant questions that we must give answers to our people, because it is their rights to know.� Dickson warned unscrupulous contractors to turn a new leaf, assuring his people of his administration’s readiness to complement the Federal Government in monitoring projects meant for the state, to ensure their completion. It would be recalled that Edo Continued on Page 22

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State governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, recently lamented the abandoned NDDC projects in his state. An indigene of the region, who hails from Rivers State, Mr. Tamuno Amabo Ebikeme, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch said over politicisation and corruption are the main reasons most of the projects are not completed many years after they were awarded, adding that NDDC projects are massively Q # 9 commission are corrupt, adding that it + G# # )) to approve payments for abandoned projects, saying they recommend projects for payments after contractors have compromised them. He disclosed that all past boards of the commissions were sacked by the Federal Government over allegation of corruption, adding that the board members and commissioners representing the various states in the commission connive with the contractors to abandon projects approved for the area. Ebikeme berated the Ministry of the Niger Delta and the state governors of the oil rich region for their inability to monitor the projects sited in their states, adding that most of the states in the region have failed to expose the shady deals because they belong to the ruling party that set up the commission. According to him, “Most of the NDDC projects are abandoned the board members, the management and the / #! members of the ruling party. Many of the states that make up the Niger Delta region are all members of the ruling party, so how do you expect them to expose their party members who have suddenly become contractors?.� He alleged that NDDC has been accused of awarding multi million naira contracts to unregistered contractors, adding that NDDC has been allowed to go the way of other failed interventionist agencies established in the past by the military regimes for the neglected region. It would be recalled that NDDC was

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preceded by Oil Mineral Producing Area Commission (OMPADEC) and other agency setup by the past military government. Concerned stakeholders in the region are calling on the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) to swing to action and bring erring contractors who have collected huge amounts only to abandon the projects awarded to them to book. They say the local politicians are the major enemies of the region, adding that people from outside their region should not be blamed. The stakeholders stressed that the massive funds that have gone to the # # )) + / transformed the region if it had been judiciously used. They also blamed the companies awarded contracts to develop the region for being greedy and unpatriotic, as the projects awarded to them were very juicy.

My people swim in water lodged streets as a result of over grading of the road projects in my community. We are unable to sleep because of mosquitoe bites, frogs noises, and we have to contend with all kinds of reptiles that abode the potholes created in the various abandoned projects

NDIC seeks collaboration with judiciary on financial system stability Johnmark Ukoko

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he Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has said it will continue to collaborate with the Judiciary to ensure the effective discharge of its mandate and contribute to financial system stability in the country. NDIC’s Managing Director/Chief Executive, Alhaji Umaru Ibrahim disclosed this in his keynote address at a sensitization seminar for Federal High Court Judges with the theme: “The Challenge to Deposit Insurance Law and Practice� held in Abuja. Ibrahim said the NDIC observed with concern that a large segment of the Nigerian public had a wrong perception about the Corporation and its statutory mandate hence time and valuable resources were invested to reverse the trend through effective and continuous public awareness and close collaboration

with key stakeholders. He recalled the NDIC’s sponsorship of a similar seminar in 2013 where about fifty-three (53) Judges of the Federal High Courts actively participated. He however said the Corporation was not oblivious of the fact that some of the Judges that benefitted from the last seminar had been elevated to the Court of Appeal or had retired and new judges who did not benefit from the earlier seminar had been appointed to fill the vacancies. Alh. Ibrahim therefore said that the second run of the sensitization seminar was organised by the Corporation to consolidate on the gains of the previous edition and to strengthen its relationship with the courts in the interest of bank depositors and Nigeria’s financial system. He commended the overwhelming support of the courts through

informed judgements from the various courts, encouraging feedback from both the bar and the bench and increased public awareness on the dynamics of deposit insurance. In his remarks, the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Hon. Justice I. N. Auta said judges had been exclusively designated to handle NDIC cases. Justice Auta pointed out that the sensitization seminar had enlightened the bench on the mandate and activities of the Corporation which, according to him, had resulted to more proactive and accurate adjudication of insolvency disputes. He added that the exclusive designation of judges to handle the NDIC cases had resulted in timely dispensation of judgements and sustained the competence and specialisation of designated courts.

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Business Interview

‘We have qualified engineers to handle complex projects’ The National Chairman of Nigerian Institution of Civil Engineers, Engr Saliu Alao Lawal, a fellow of Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) and a member of American Society of Civil Engineers, graduate of Civil Engineering from University of Lagos in this interview with ABIODUN AWOGBEMI bares his mind on the engineering profession and the ranging controversy of building collapse as well as the newly approved cement standardization. Excerpts:

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hat are your views about engineering practices in Nigeria? In engineering profession, we have code of conduct that guides all engineering professionals, and the way we practice in Nigeria is in line with international practice and code of conduct. What are the challenges facing the practitioners? The major challenge we have in engineering profession as at today is government being the biggest patronage of our services, and contracts from government are not based on professionalism, but on political consideration, tribal sentiments and party loyalty. Until recently when the Executive Director of Projects in Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) Mr. Omatsuli, took over, he insisted that contracts must be awarded to professionals. So, the current management of NDDC is now working hard to ensure that only professionals handle projects. But before now, contracts that run into millions of naira are awarded to groundnut sellers and quacks on daily basis. In spite of the above challenge, is there any prospect in the engineering sector? There are great prospects in the sector. Civil Engineering is the mother of all engineering courses while engineering as a profession is the mother of all profession. How and why? Hardly can any professional perform without engineers input. Take for instance, a medical doctor cannot # # + G# / in a house which is constructed by engineers, all his equipment are also made by engineers. So, for a medical doctor to perform optimally, he needs the services of an engineer, and so does an accountant. All the electrical construction will be done by an engineer, so engineers are important in the society as they make live bearable. Engineers are needed virtually in every sphere of life. It is a noble profession. If I were to start again, I will still be a civil engineer. In terms of capital expenditure by the local, state and Federal governments, more than 50 percent vote goes to engineering or through engineers; the capital vote in the budget are spent either by engineers or for engineering projects. How has the unstable government

Instability in government policies is # ! # when contracts are being executed through an existing policy, suddenly another policy is announced to override the one though which you quoted, then there will be problem as one is left to adjust or call the client for a review of the contract. Yes, I believe that aside from God, the only constant thing is change which is inevitable, but nonetheless frequent changes in policy do not give room for adequate planning. For example the policy on indigenization was sometime 8 # + the local content policy by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. ! " #

engineers to handle complex projects? Without any fear of contradiction, + / ) < M engineers that can handle any project of any magnitude and complexity. Nigerian engineers all over the world have been able to prove their mantle over time. For instance, a Nigerian was the contractor that handled a bridge project in New York about 50 years ago and the bridge is still there till date. So Nigerian engineers are up to the task and can stand their ground among comity of engineers anywhere in the world. $ #

projects? Yes, I handled the design of Oyo State television complex, Iwo, the design of Gbagi Market along IfeIbadan Road, Ibadan and the survey and design of Gandan Road, Benue State. One of the biggest projects that I handled was the $198 million (about N1.95 billion) Adiyan Water Works owned by the Lagos State government, and sited in Adiyan, Ogun State. It supplied about seven million litres of water per day and about 70 percent water requirement of Lagos residents. The project was commissioned by former military president, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida in 1992. Aside this, I have handled projects for Mobil Oil Producing, Shell Petroleum Development Corporation (SPDC) and Shell Oil Producing. I also handled the design and construction of some roads for Lagos State under the Directorate of Food, Roads and Rural Infrastructure (DFRRI) project inaugurated by Babangida. I was in charge of Phoenix Steel Mills, Ogijo, Ogun State. I have also handled various projects of complexities covering construction, design and

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So anybody that is not registered with the professional and regulatory body and is presenting himself as an engineer risk a two year jail term without an

consultancy services Do we have unemployable graduates in the engineering profession? The issue of unemployable graduates does not arise in engineering profession. What we have are quacks; that is people who practice a particular profession that he/she is not licensed to practice. Though I am not deriding any profession, but unlike what we have in the medical and law professions, where after your university education, you are automatically inducted, but the after graduation, one is required # # < M # / engineer for a minimum of four years before he presents himself to the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE);

the professional body for engineers, for the professional examination after ! # M ! + < M ! the exam, you become a professional but not an engineer until you passed the Council of Registered Engineers of Nigeria, now called Council of Regulation of Nigerian Engineers (COREN) exam. Thereafter, you are # M# # + to use the tag ‘Engineer’ after your name. So anybody that is not registered with the professional and regulatory body and is presenting himself as an engineer risk a two year jail term + M ? quacks are not registered by CORE ! < M # # even if they have registered with NSE which is a professional body you cannot use the designation ENGR ! < M at all. There are lots of quacks that classify themselves as engineers; road mechanics, bricklayers, artisans are refered to as engineer whereas they are not. Kudos should be given to the present government as it has ensured that every project is handled by professionals, and at every project site there must be a sign post indicating names and address of all engineers handling the projects. I have inform the Lagos State government that it does not have the regulatory capacity to monitor building construction in Lagos, so it must outsources that function to private consultants who are not out to collect bribe and are apolitical, and who are sure to do a good job since they will be liable to their regulatory body if found wanting. But the fees charged by civil engineers are high Anything that does not cost money Continued on Page 24

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‘We have qualified engineers to handle complex projects’ Continued from Page 23

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or that is free is not appreciated. It cost a lot of money and time to become a civil engineer. What about the disparity between a university graduate and polytechnic graduates? O # Q # + + institutions. It is the mischief makers, self centered and ignorant people that # + € O # # # )! + + # ) ! / ! ! ! # # ! # „ ! technical college, you are a technician and if you learn it outside the school, you are an artisan. So you cannot ! # # ! ! an engineer. If you as a polytechnic + you have to undergo postgraduate ) + # # ) + equal to a B.Sc. Only then can you present yourself to the professional ! K + # ! ! the regulatory body. If you satisfy < ) ! + designated an engineer. L + + themselves can do so by going through K + + / technician, technologist and then Saliu Alao Lawal engineer in addition to its use in sundry ) ! + " # “ What is your view on the ranging #" ) “ controversy of the newly approved

# # + " + standardisation of cement for meet the structural requirements of building construction? ) ) R # # ) + The ideal cement for plastering is Grade 42.5 Cement is suitable for 32.5, so the complain that the 42.5 residential, commercial and industrial dry up quickly and gets cracked is structures including heavy concrete # # # T + + " # : /! + is called rapid hardening; that is ) Q! / + ! ! # ˜•7 ) “) # # # O to indicate that it is rapid hardening Grade 52.5 Cement on the other material. Each cement type or grade 8 # + / ! # M# ! O # # + # # ) + high level of strength is needed e.g. the construction of skyscrapers, + " bridges and other heavy load bearing method of construction and local environmental conditions among other structures. things. What in your own opinion are the There are some elements of mischief major causes of building collapse in in the controversy because the claim Nigeria? that Standard Organisation of Nigeria In advanced countries, the generally (SON) has approved the 42.5 has no 8 M# " 7 / + " + # # Q + ) 7 not taken into the consideration. SON € ) does not have the capacity to tell us + # ) + # environmental conditions, accidents, #" F / + But in Nigeria, the causes of The cement issue has been politicised / buildings collapse can be traced to any

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: # lives should be taking seriously. + 9 • / codes and statutory regulations, use

" < M because of the cement issue, but the professionals, poor supervision, use chairman had made up his mind and of inferior materials and poor quality ) + # ) # # # # / + (by clients, contractors and property The issue of selling the 42.5 at a developers) and overloading of + )) #" ! ) )+ " the other grades are phased out, the L # # „ + ) + # + # €# / "! #" + # ) construction culminating in poor problems in the building industry. quality control, ignorance, alteration of On the issue of building collapse / “# # there are many factors militating 8 # ) + # + / building plans, poor maintenance one out of numerous factors. # + # Cement is not used in isolation, but + ) # ) G# ! # # Q # ) # $ € ) ! " construction industry and endemic

# ) ) € + U& corruption in the system. + ! " + A cursory look at the array of causes happen? The Grade 32.5 cement is suitable for of building collapse peculiar to Nigeria + / ! + # general paving and mass concreting,

LG chair seeks more funds for women in business

The logical inference from the incontrovertible facts is that “misapplication or inappropriate application of cement in the production of concrete can be a plausible cause of building collapse, but not as a result of the choice of cement grade

listed are overtly or covertly related to the usage of construction materials, + / # ! # + / of concrete structural elements, and # ) + / The logical inference from the incontrovertible facts is that “misapplication or inappropriate application of cement in the production of concrete can be a plausible cause of building collapse, but not as a result of the choice of cement grade. That misapplication or inappropriate application of cement in the production of concrete in building constructions can be a cause of building collapse, and that it is misleading, erroneous and fallacious to assert that cement grade is a prime causative factor in the incessant # + # € ) for such an assertion.

he Chairperson of Oshimili South Local Government of T K 9 + ? RL + 8 # the three tiers of government, the federal, states and local / ) + ) business to access funds for their businesses. other African leaders to emulate the educational system and structure of the Gambia government. 9 ? RL + 8 + ) / government to assist them because ) + ) + informal sector did not have the collateral to access funds from the financial houses but government # ) + ) " # # € their demand for obtaining fund. K / ) # + / some of the stringent rules so that / ! + ) 7 + The Local government chairperson said she learnt a lot during her visit to Gambia recently during the just concluded Women / # ) $ ) + # eye opener to most of the Nigerian + ) ) K + ) / # in business she need financial breakthrough especially in Nigeria during this multifaceted challenges facing the country + # " operation. 9 ? L + 8 charge African leaders to change their perception on educational policy particularly female education. the country has attained a higher level in terms of female education + # ) 8 ! + ) " good English language and also + / + / various business enclaves. # + Saturday Newswatch 9 ? ) R L + 8 Gambia educational system can be achieved due to the massive investment the country put in place and the conducive atmosphere created for learning + # # # !7 / # longest serving vice president in Africa. According to her, “although, Gambia is a small country but

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/ # + # ) + ) / ! and adequate education and € ! # of the African economy�. She urged the Gambia / ) + # role model to assist other African # ! + ) ! " ! + a template of their educational system so as to reduce illiteracy to the barest minimum. # +

*+ ) ! catch up easily because Nigeria has a huge population compare to Gambia due to large infrastructure / ) + # + + =

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Brazil seeks redemption F against Holland ...InWorld Cup Third-Place Play off

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ollowing their heaviest World Cup defeat last Tuesday, Brazil seek some redemption for their ! ) + they take on the Netherlands in the Third-Place game of the 2014 FIFA World Cup at Estadio Nacional de Brasilia, Brasilia, today. Brazil was knocked out of the World Cup after ) 7-1 defeat at the hands

D ) ! M ) RM Š F $ Scolari’s side will be hoping to restore their lost pride before home fans. Silva, who was suspended ) RM ) # against Germany, will lead his side out for their encounter against the Netherlands on Saturday. Brazil would be hoping for

+ M M€ and provide something for their fans to cheer after the humiliating defeat. Even without Neymar, 3 F 7 #" potential to be dangerous. Players like Fred, Hulk and Bernard now have more room to operate with, and Oscar could be in for a big match after scoring late against the Germans. On the other side, there’s no denying that the Dutch can strike early and often. Arjen Robben started to M ) against Argentina, and Robin van Persie will be looking to prove himself to future # ) Š / Gaal after a couple of dud showings. Both the Brazilians and Dutch have been crushed emotionally in the past few

days, but they will have to recover quickly. There’s still a match to play, and plenty to play for. Meanwhile, Brazil’s injured striker, Neymar will K !7 # !R Neymar’s absence dominated the build-up to Tuesday’s humiliation. The Barcelona striker missed out after fracturing a vertebrae < RM + / Colombia. “Neymar will come here (to Brazil’s World Cup base), he’s going to accompany the team to Saturday’s match,� # M ) 3 F

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Argentina not intimidated by Germany – Higuain

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onzalo Higuain says Argentina are not intimidated by Germany despite seeing them tear Brazil to shreds in ) RM Argentina needed penalties to beat Holland in + ) RM dour 120 minutes of football in Sao Paulo. K !7 M ! + come up against a side that smashed Brazil 7-1 in one of the most shocking results in the game’s history. However, Argentina striker Higuain says his team will go toe-to-toe with the Germans at the Maracana. “There’s no intimidation, not at all,� said the Napoli star. “There is respect. They will also be worried that M

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ootball fans around the world looked on stunned on Tuesday (July 8th) as Germany dumped Brazil out of their home World Cup in dramatic fashion with a famous 7-1 victory, but it wasn’t just on the pitch that records were being broken. The match also became the most talked-about sporting / / O+ millions of fans around the world took to the social network to share their thoughts on what they were watching. A total of 35.6 million tweets were sent over the course of the game smashing the previous record of 24.9 million set at the 2014 Super Bowl. The peak moment occurred when Sami Khedira put the Germans 5-0 up in just the 29th minute, which saw a new record of 580,166 tweets per minute. This was the third time in the match the previous tweets per minute record was broken. A heat map of activity ! O+ revealed where in the world people were talking about the game, with users in Western Europe, the US and unsurprisingly - Brazil, being the most active.

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Hong Myung-bo steps down as S’Korea coach

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ong Myungbo has quit as South Korea manager following their failure to win a game at the World Cup. The Asian side M ) Group H having collected their only point of the tournament in a 1-1 draw with Russia in their opening game in Cuiaba. Hong was initially persuaded by Korean Football Association president Chung Mong-gyu to stay on as coach of the Taeguk Warriors, but the 45-year-old has had a change of heart and has decided to resign, ) not think he is good enough to lead them at the 2015 Asian Cup. He told reporters at a press conference in Seoul on Thursday: “When we left for the World Cup, I said we would give hope to people, but we ended up giving them disappointment. Former central defender Hong is the most-capped international in South Korea history with 135 appearances.

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Pillars not on strike, commissioner clarifies Ted Odogwu Bureau Chief, Kano Kano state

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ommissioner for Information, Youths and Sports, Alhaji Damburam Abubakar Nuhu, has dismissed as false the news circulating in town that Kano Pillars Football Club player have embarked on a strike, following the alleged inability of the Kano state Government to pay their salaries and allowances. While interacting with Sports Writers in Kano on Wednesday, Nuhu + drawn to the saga by the league management # )) Kano Pillars football club have embarked on strike, following the non-payment of their

M/ are up to date in terms months. of payment of salaries “I want to say and allowances. In fact, categorically here that it is not true; that the Kano Pillars Football club players are happy and they are intact. In fact, just this morning, they had their normal training session in preparation for the second round of the premier league. “That is why I deem it important to ask the captain of the club to be M „ R# M ) myself and I asked him where he was coming ) M # M ) ) was coming straight from the training ground. “So, we do not owe any player a kobo, as regards to salaries and allowances. So, all I will say is that we

the Kano Pillars Football package is the best in the country.

Chime approves enhanced salary structure for Rangers

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n keeping with his administration’s pledge to put smiles on the faces of players of Enugu Rangers and

# Governor, Sullivan Chime, has approved enhanced salary structure for the players of the club. The enhanced salary structure is in line with League Management Company guideline making it mandatory for players in the Glo Premier League to earn a minimum of salary of N150, 000 a month.

Apart from the approval of the enhanced salary structure for the players of the Enugu Flying Antelopes, the state governor also approved the funds for the clearance of the backlog of sign-on fees owed the players before the current season as the LMC cancelled sign-on fees from the Nigerian League. This much was disclosed to League Watch by no other ? LG# of the club, Foster Chime in a chat during the week.

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ayelsa United Football Club of Yenagoa believes the second of the 2013/14 league season + ) M F Already, the club has started preparations for the " #" # F of the league. According to ? LG# # George Amele, the Bayelsa K M # ! in Benin City preparing for the commencement of the second stanza as well as the round of 16 FA Cup which was played yesterday. Amele hopes that Bayelsa United Football Club will # M F ! M stanza. In his words: “Of course we are preparing just like every other team for the second stanza of the league and we believe that by the special grace of God, Bayelsa United Football Club of 6 +

+ M F “Already, we are in Benin City preparing not only for the league but also for the FA Cup and we believe + ! the desire result that we intended it to yield,� Amele said. It is recalled that Bayelsa United amassed a total of 24 points after 18 matches and are placed 16th on the league log. Bayelsa United started on a very good footing but along the line, started losing and drawing some of the matches they were expected to win.

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Efe isWolves’test father

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t was celebration galore at the camp of Warri Wolves Football Club of Delta State during the week, as one of their players Efe Yahere became the latest father at the club. Efe broke the good news to his colleagues in camp with drinks and it was celebrated galore as other players rallied round to make the cheering

new memorable as they celebrated with him. ) # + suppose to be a piece of information turned out to be a very big party as all the players celebrated with the + + ) to the fatherhood club by some of his colleagues who are already married. Some of them made a joke of the cheering news by telling the striker that he + ) ) his striking prowess on the football pitch but also inside his bedroom. God blessed Efe with a bouncing baby boy to admit him to fatherhood as he begins to answer ! + responsibilities. League Watch says congratulations Efe on God’s blessings.

Wolves fortify squad for 2nd stanza

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s days are being counted for the commencement of the second stanza of the 2013/14 Glo Premier League, Warri Wolves Football Club of Delta State say they have been ! M stanza of the league by recruiting some players they feel will help them achieve their objectives at the end of the season. Speaking to League Watch during the week, ? LG# club, Moses Etu, said already they have recruited a number of experienced players including Ifeanyi Ede, even as he revealed that some of their reliable players like Gbolahan Salami are training with the team. It is recalled that at the M F the league, the Delta State M # # W on the league log with 28 points after 18 matches and there is likelihood that the league is going to be tougher as clubs would M

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shield, continental tickets and retention of Premier League position. In the words of Etu: “Well, we are working hard in preparation for the resumption of the league in few days’ time,� Etu began. “You know that this second stanza is going to be # M

lap of the league. So in view of this, we are recruiting some experienced players to enable us achieve our goal at the end of the season. “Already, some of the players are already training with the team including Ifeanyi Edeh. And some of the experienced players are already here training with

the team with the hope of helping the team realise its objectives at the end of the season. “We want to end the season on high. Some of players like Gbolahan Salami are already here training in preparation to the commencement of the second stanza,� Etu said.

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Sports/EURO League

Cole can inspire Villa, says Lambert

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Sports/EURO League Atalanta close in on Boakye

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uventus have apparently greenlit a loan move to Atalanta for Richmond Boayke and all that is + D 7 endorsement. The 21-year-old ) D ! is currently co-owned between the Rossoblu and Bianconeri and is € # M + club this summer. Eco di Bergamo suggest that new club is Atalanta and that a

provisional agreement with Juve is already in place to take the striker on loan for 2014-15. It is understood that the deal now awaits D 7 / that this is likely to arrive without issue. It would present Boakye another run at Serie A, following loan spells in Serie B with Sassuolo the season before last and in La Liga with Elche in 201314.

Chelsea to host Real Sociedad at the Bridge

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helsea Football Club will welcome Spanish side Real Sociedad to Stamford Bridge for the Premier League side’s M R ) O ! '% " #"R 7.45pm. The match will be 7 M ) R season friendly since 2006, when they drew 1-1 with Celtic. Ticket prices start from just £15 for adults and £5 for juniors and seniors. K would have the opportunity to watch Chelsea’s new acquisitions in action as Jose Mourinho prepares his M )

League game of the season at Burnley the following weekend. Real Sociedad, under the guidance of manager Jagoba Arrasate, will play in the

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Cesena set to land Ghana midfielder on loan

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romoted Serie A side Cesena are set to land D ) M Duncan on loan from Inter Milan. The 20-year-old has spent the last two seasons on loan at Livorno and has returned to his parent club for pre-season. + ! ) M ) experience to aid his progress According to Sky Sports,

) + G# negotiations with Inter Milan but it looks Cesena will be his next destination.

Marseille show interest inValencia’s Banega

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? # 3 ) ! ) 4 # ) M / 3 to Stade Velodrome this summer, as the ! ) M + ! / Mestalla in the summer transfer window. Superdeporte is reporting that Banega, who spent last six months on loan with Newell’s Old Boys after he had lost his place in the starting line-up, has now started pre-season training with los Che. However, even with Juan Antonio Pizzi now gone, chances are that Ever Banega will not be staying at Mestalla for much longer. The Argentina international is hoping to quit 4 # # M )

are several quality sides interested in his services. Sunderland and AC Milan are also reportedly keen on his services. / 3 ) M # 8 Sabella named his World Cup squad to Brazil 2014, with los Albicelestes then going on to reach the M + ! # + D ) ! ) +

Sterling enjoys holiday in Jamaica

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iverpool star Raheem Sterling is continuing to soak up the rays in Jamaica before he has to step up preparations for next season’s Premier League campaign. The 19-year-old, who was born in Jamaica, / G# Instagram account that he was in the popular tourist destination of Ocho Rios. Sterling decided to 8 from Brazil following England’s early group stage exit at the World Cup. The winger is set to join back up with the rest of Liverpool’s squad later this month in order to start preparations for 7 M ) of the season against Southampton on August 16. Sterling believes playing in the World Cup will have a positive impact on the rest of his career despite the Three Lions’

premature elimination. ‘For any young person to be involved in such a big tournament is obviously a great experience and it + myself,’ Sterling told LoopJamaica.com. ‘It was a good feeling to get out there on the

pitch and show the world what I could do really. ‘Obviously on a team performance [level], we are disappointed with how the tournament went. We would have liked to be in the tournament up until now and all the way to

M + not the case. ‘It was a learning curve for me - an experience I am willing to learn from. Hopefully we build from this World Cup experience and go even further in the next four years.’

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Obaseki slams FG for NFF sack Victor Enyinnaya

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ormer Chairman of Nigeria Football League, Chief Oyuki Obaseki, has slammed the Federal Government for instigating the current crisis rocking the country’s football. He has therefore called on the Sports Minister to swiftly move in and stem the slide in the best interest

of the players, the future of the game and its teeming supporters. He said, in every honesty, football should be left in the hands of people that can adequately administer it. According to him, he is still at a loss as to what warranted the recent sack of Alhaji Aminu Maigari and the Nigeria Football Federation board. ‘From all angles one is yet to come to terms on why the performing board got

the boot in the most humiliating manner. My take remains that government should learn how not to interfere in football ) “Yes, they provide the funds but it is also not enough reason to boot out a board that has done well since it came on stream. What l expected is for the board to be courage to consolidate its gains that would solidify our foot hold in the sport at both the continental and

; / M ! not this bargain,’ he regrets. Obaseki posits that if you trace the genesis of the current crisis, it would end up being because of one person’s interest. He said many undercover intrigues must have been going on underground against the sacked board but added that from whatever angle one looks at it from, it portends dangerous signal for the future of the sport in our country.

He saw no cogent reason for the kind of action that was taken hastily against the board. ‘To be honest with you no impartial football administrator would be comfortable with this trend. The instability in our football administration is poisonous to our image. It portrays us as country that thrives in war against each other. This suspension will take us 10 years back from where we are now. We don’t have machineries + # / ! monitor FIFA games if the World football governing body is keen on this.’ He dismissed as

an afterthought the allegation by the / ) M # impropriety against the board revealing that it may not be ruled out, but those associated with such claim would have been picked, questioned and ease out of the board if found guilty instead of the sweeping change. ‘It is a pity we are still like this in this country. It is sad that we have continued to hurt ourselves. At the end of the day, it will turn out to be just to please an individual’s interest and ambition. However FIFA should rescind her decision on Nigeria and give us breathing space to put our house in order,’ he appealed.

Nigerians should be proud of Eagles’ performance – Etoroma Maduabuchi Kalu

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Yobo and family cool off in USA .Afte r Eag les Wor ld Cup oust er Ephraim Nwosu

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ormer Super Eagles captain, Joseph Yobo has been cooling off in Orlando, Florida in the United States of America with his wife and son since after Nigeria’s World Cup ouster in Brazil, Newswatch Sports can report on good authority. Speaking from USA, the erstwhile Everton defender disclosed that he missed his family and needed time to relax with them. He had announced in Brazil that he would be retiring from international duty to concentrate on his club career and spend more time with his family. “It’s been a long road�, Yobo told Newswatch Sports on phone from Orlando,Florida in USA. “And it has really been a wonderful experience playing

for so long a time. At the same time, my family has to come first. They need me and it’s quite unfortunate that they have been without me for so long a time. There is no other special way to have a good rest and express my love and appreciation to them than this way. It’s good here and we are catching the fun of our life,’’ he told Newswatch Sports on phone from Florida. In response to his Fenerbahce future, Yobo, who was on a season loan to relegated Premiership side, Norwich City, said he was not in a hurry to decide on it as he still has a year contract left with the Canaries. “I still have a running contract with Fenerbahce which is expected to end next year, so I am still their player. I hope to rejoin them but this time not to sit on the bench.

I will have a better picture when I return to Turkey,� Yobo said. Yobo, 33, has been linked with some

Premiership and Turkish clubs even as rumours are rife that he is planning to end his career with an MLS or Asian club side.

member of Delta State Sports Commission, Hon. Ejiro Etoroma, has said the Super Eagles did very well at the 2014 World Cup despite crashing out of the at the round of 16. According to him, Nigerians should feel proud of the team’s performance because the young nature of most of the players that represented the country should equally be put

into consideration as + + +/3 + + + of them participated at that level. Etoroma, therefore, advocated that the young players in the team should be retained and encouraged instead of disbanding or criticising them. He expressed the hope that if they players are kept together for subsequent competitions, they are likely going to do better than they did in Brazil. Continuing, Etoroma

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SPORTS/AFFAIRS The Amunekes

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he leading light in the Amuneke football dynasty is Emmanuel. The 1994 African Footballer of the Year played locally for Julius Berger FC of Lagos before moving abroad to play for top clubs like Zamalek, Sporting Lisbon and FC Barcelona where he was bought for US$3.6 million then. Amuneke played 27 games for Nigeria scoring nine goals. He + # # D Eaglets squad that won the FIFA U-17 World Cup in UAE last year, and now he is the Head Coach. Amuneke’s two siblings, Kingsley and Kelvin are currently plying their trade in Portugal. They Q! team under former coach Christian Chukwu.

The Enyeamas

Famous Naija football families V .Their investments, billions

The Yobos

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oseph Yobo: Though his elder brother came to the stage before him but as fate would have it, he rose to become the most popular and successful among the Yobo brothers. He is the captain of the Nigeria national team for which he has 100caps, making him the most capped Nigerian player of all time.Yobo is rated among g the top p

M/ # footballers with an annual salary of N500m per annum.He used to own a popular nightclub in Lagos called Insomnia Night club business is lucrative no doubt but # social and moral lifestyle of a people cannot be overlooked. Yobo has invested several millions of naira into businesses ranging from construction company, p y

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he Orumas are perhaps the biggest and most successful known football family in O ! M/ number with Wilson as the family torch bearer and eldest among all of them. Wilson spent most of his football career in France, after arriving at RC Lens in 1994.He was part of the Nigeria U-17 team which won the 1993 FIFA U-17 World

Cup, captaining his side and becoming the tournament’s top goal scorer with six goals. He played 19 times for Nigeria and was part of the team that participated in the 1998 FIFA World Cup. He was also a member of the squad that won the Olympic gold medal in 1996, a year after he debuted for Nigeria. He retired from professional football in 2010 to venture into real estate. Dominic his younger brother who played for Flying Eagles,Delta United and Sharks FC of Port Harcourt is now a multi-millonaire after he quit football to become an oil and gas magnate just as Johnson is a Shell contractor.Wilson’s other siblings, Paul is a renowned politician in Delta state while Daniel is a pastor.All the Oruma brothers played for the national teams except Daniel.

real estate to automobile, entertainment and so on. Yobo’s elder brother, Albert, started his football career with Enugu Rangers in 1995. While in Europe, he played for AJ Auxerre, 4Q L #" D F AK,FC Zwolle and Pontevdra. He was capped three times in the national U-17 team and once in the senior national team.

incent Enyeama is currently Nigeria and Š $ # M choice goalkeeper. Prior to his move to Europe, he had stints with Ibom Stars, Heartland FC of Owerri and Enyimba where he helped them win the elusive CAF Champions League twice. Vincent is rated one of the best goalkeepers in the world and Nigeria’s richest goalkeeper. After Yobo,

The Okochas

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ay-Jay was actually the nickname of Austin Okocha’s elder brother James, who started playing football when he was still a kid.His immediate elder brother(Emma) inherited the nickname Jay-Jay when he joined Eagles in the late 90s, but the name stuck with Austin Okocha who is believed to be the greatest footballer of them all.Okocha

who is the President of JJ Holdings Limited and owner of JJ 10 Nightclub is said to be Nigeria’s richest footballer. Emma was a member of the Super Eagles squad that participated at the 1990 African Cup of Nations and scored Nigeria’s lone goal in the 1-5 loss to Algeria in the opening match. Austin his younger brother rose to stardom at a time his career was nose diving.

Enyeama is Nigeria’s most capped player with 94 caps. Philip , the immediate elder brother of Vincent Enyeama used to be a centre back during his playing days. He did not play for too long before < Vincent to take over. Until his retirement, Philip featured for AJ Auxerre and his brother’s current club, Lille, both in France.

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elestine Babayaro, the former Anderlecht defender was signed by Chelsea in 1997 for a transfer fee of 2.25 million, a club record paid for a teenager at the time. During his time at Chelsea, the team won the FA Cup and Charity Shield in 2000,and reached the %&&% $ M 3 ! retired from playing football in July 2010 to become an international business man. Babayaro,35,was reported to earn25,000 pounds a week at the height of his career was reported to be broke but he has denied it saying it was a rumour.

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part from Nwankwo Kanu, Chelsea ) M Mikel Obi is the most successful and decorated Nigerian footballer. Playing for a great side like Chelsea which is regarded as one of the most loved teams in the world makes him fans’ favourite where ever he goes across the world. With an annual salary of $5.8million, Mikel " # 7 M richest player. He has invested heavily in Real Estate, transport and entertainment business. The 28-year-old has a number of endorsement deals in which Pepsi and Samsung are included. Ebere, his elder brother was an erstwhile Rangers shot stopper but now with Heartland FC.

His elder brother, Emmanuel was said to be " # ) M as a child, but his brother Celestine would force him ! ) until he gave in. It was in this position that his goal keeping talent was noticed. Emmanuel ,who has since become a leading Nollywood movie producer, was part of Nigeria’s gold medal winning team at the 1996 Olympics, a side in which Celestine his brother also appeared.

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he suspense, anticipation and posturing that have dogged the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) report - outcome of an environmental assessment of L R / on Thursday, May 22. O + € # / LG# (CEO) of Shell, Mr. Ben Van Burden, had disclosed on that day, that the Anglo-Dutch multinational oil company has, at last, set aside $1billion for the environmental clean-up of Ogoniland. He then added a caveat that the " */ M account�. Burden who made the disclosure while responding to a question asked by James Marriot of the PLATFORM during Shell’s UK shareholder’s meeting in London, on May 22, said the $1billion would ) */ M ## = due to “lack of structures� through which the money will be received in Nigeria, harnessed and judiciously used to coordinate the clean-up of the environment of Ogoniland, occasioned by 30 years of oil exploration and exploitation. Curiously, the din that has now erupted from Burden’s revelation, made two months ago, the reason Shell had chosen to deposit the –' */ M ## = in a London bank, pending when viable structures have been erected in Nigeria to ensure that the ) ! # M# ! the clean-up of the environment, + M by the Ogonis on the Federal Government and Shell to embark on the environmental clean-up

recommended in the August 4, 2011 UNEP Report. Before Burden’s announcement at Shell’s UK shareholder’s meeting in London, the collective demands of the Ogonis, invigorated through civil society groups and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) led by Ogonis as well as local politicians, was that the Federal Government and Shell should embark, without further delay, on the environmental clean-up of Ogoniland as recommended by the UNEP Report. Following the spate of protest in the four Ogoni local government areas namely Tai, Khana, Gokhana and Eleme, after the execution of foremost Ogoni environmental rights advocate, Mr. Ken Saro-Wiwa, Shell Petroleum Development Company, suspended its operations in Ogoniland.

Perturbed by the increasingly hostile host community, Shell, in 2003, tacitly withdrew from Ogoniland. And the impact of the refusal of Ogonis not to allow Shell operate from its community registered negatively on Nigeria’s daily production crude oil output in the international market. Bothered about Nigeria’s dwindling export earnings from the sale of crude oil against the backdrop of Shell’s withdrawal from Ogoniland, former President Olusegun Obasanjo, in 2003, set up )) L Peace Process, with Rev. Father ? + 9 R’ " + Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, as chairman. O ) # )) + reconcile the people of Ogoniland and Shell so that the Anglo-Dutch oil multinational company can resume its operations in the area

without being confronted with violent agitations by the indigenes. 9 / # M assured them of the sincerity of the Federal Government to get Shell to atone for its corporate infractions on its host communities, Obasanjo, in 2006, asked the United Nations to carry out an environmental assessment of Ogoniland. The assessment, which was sponsored by the government, Shell and the other oil multinationals, referred to in the report as Joint Venture Partners (JVPs), spanned a period of 14 months. O J • ) on August 4, 2011, indicted Shell of having compromised its social corporate responsibility. The UNEP Report stated that years of Shell’s operations in ogoniland had damaged the environment as well as devastated its ecosystem far more that was previously imagined. O # M# ) # out by UNEP in Ogoniland, the M # ) involved the examination of more than 200 Shell operational locations; a survey of 122 kilometers of pipelines right of way and a review of over 5,000 medical records of Ogoni indigenes. The UNEP team, which engaged over 23,000 people at local community meetings, also carried out detailed soil and groundwater investigations in 69 sites ranging in size from 1,300 square metres in Barabeedom-K in Gokhana Local Government Area to 79 hectares at Ajeokpori-Akpajo in Eleme Local Government Area. In all, over 4,000 samples were analysed including soil extracted Continued on page 66

President of MOSOP, USA, Michael Akaku, maintained that HYPREP was primed to fail by the federal government because it has not approved or released any budget to the knowledge of the public to HYPREP since it was set up in 2012. The agency� he stressed, “is currently boxed by issues of unpaid salaries and power struggle between the National Coordinator of HYPREP, Mrs. Joy Nwinee Fem-Okunu and the Minister of Petroleum, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke.� Clearly, the placement of $1billion ! K */ M ## = London, rather than be regarded as a cheering news by the Ogoni’s, environmental rights activists and civil society groups, has turned out to be a source of controversy, even fanning the embers of a verbal confrontation between the Ogonis, the aforementioned groups and the Federal Government. According to the DirectorGeneral of National Oil Spill and Detection Agency (NOSDRA), Mr. Peter Idabor, NOSDRA, which was established by Act 15 of 2006, during former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration, to address environmental degradation and the devastation of the ecosystem, mainly in the oil producing areas of the Niger Delta is a member of HYPREP, whose ! # Q! #

restoration and remediation process in Ogoniland as well as other oil producing communities in the Niger Delta. As it is, Jonathan’s administration appears not to be favourably disposed to the aspect of the UNEP Report that recommended that an Ogoniland Environmental Authority be set up to coordinate the environmental clean-up of Ogoniland. The aforementioned agency recommended by the UNEP Report should have been domiciled in Ogoniland where the clean-up exercise is billed to take place. While the Ogonis, environmental rights activists and civil society organizations prefer an independent agency named Ogoni Environmental Restoration Authority to coordinate the clean-up exercise, the federal government prefers an agency named, Hydrocarbon Pollution Restoration Project, HYPREP, an appendage of the ministry of petroleum, whose headquarters is domiciled in the petroleum ministry in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Shell’s new CEO, Van Ben Burden’s proclamation, on May 22, that the $1billion which represents its company’s contribution to the " –' recommended by the UNEP Report to be contributed by Shell and the federal government, is sequestered */ M ## = Š also leads to other nagging, but equally important questions: What name would the account be called? Would the Jonathan government align with the UNEP Report and name the account the Ogoni Restoration Fund as it recommended in its report, released on August 4, 2011? Where will the account be domiciled? Or will it for the sake of expediency have two accounts, one in London and the other in Nigeria? What, indeed, will be the initial contribution of the Jonathan’s government to the initial " ! + federal government did not object to # "

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transition of the UNEP Report pending the actual physical clean-up of Ogoniland, nothing happened. A vexed Amaechi, on January, 25 in Bori, at the inauguration of the local government executives of the Save Rivers Movement (SRM), in Khana Local Government Area, enjoined Ogonis to fast and pray for the Federal Government to release $1billion out of the $49.8 billion the former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, alleged was missing from NNPC accounts. Amaechi queried: “The UNEP Report said spend $1 billion. Without the UNEP Report, you # M „ ! # ) 9 / you seen one billion dollars?� Let them bring one billion dollars from the $49.8 billion that is missing so that we can clean-up Ogoniland.� On January 29, the Social Action led by rights activist Celestine Akpobari, in a statement issued

9 # United Nations and the African Union to prevail on the federal government to commence the implementation of the UNEP Report on the environmental assessment of Ogoniland, released in August 4, 2011. The group pleaded: “We call on the international community, which includes notable organizations like the United Nations and the African Union to, in the interest of protecting environmental rights and promoting environmental 8 # M# the Nigerian government to do the needful by ensuring that the prolonged issue on non-compliance with the UNEP Report becomes a

thing of the past�. The group continued: “So far, the response of the Jonathan-led government to the UNEP Report has been unsatisfactory in view of Shell’s reluctance to embark on a professional clean-up exercise and pay adequate compensation to the indigenes of the polluted oil producing areas such as the M ) ) + as a result of the environmental disaster, lost their means of livelihood.� In response to the clamour by the Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People (MOSOP) and civil society organizations that the Federal Government + ! UNEP Report, even with the ) 96 • Director-General of National Oil Spill Detection and Restoration Agency, NOSDRA, Peter Idabor, stated on February 4, that the federal government has started implementing the recommendations of the UNEP Report by providing alternative # # 9 ) $ Government was addressing some emergency measures in Ogoniland 96 • *; + are dealing with are emergency measures that the UNEP Report requested to start with – providing alternative sources of drinking + „ + people from having their bath in „ ! up hospital registry to determine if there is any correlation between the number of deaths and oil activities in Ogoniland.� While MOSOP, Social Action and other environmental rights organizations criticize President

Jonathan’s administration of not taking any meaningful steps to implement the UNEP Report, Idabor countered, explaining that NOSDRA, a representative of the Federal Ministry of Environment 96 • # ! assignment of remediation and restoration of Ogoniland by making sure that Ogoniland was safe for people to live in. Unimpressed with Idabor’s 9 ) Mother Earth, Mr. Nnimmo Bassey, said government had only erected signposts warning people to keep

/ # " in Ogoniland without providing alternatives. Bassey lamented: “The people are still drinking polluted water, planting crops in polluted land and they are still absolutely exposed to the toxic legacy of oil exploitation and pollution left by Shell and NNPC. Idabor’s claim according to Bassey was a mere propaganda stunt by the federal government. Executive Director, Environmental Rights Action/ Friends of the Earth Nigeria, Mr. Godwin Ojo, emphasized that “the problem we have in Nigeria is that it is the oil companies who are responsible for oil spill that are also responsible for oil spill monitoring, evaluation, clean up and so on,� . “If you use this to look at the problem in Ogoniland, you will see that it is not proper to say that clean-up has started. Government has erected in some areas, signposts that say ‘This is acid lake, stay # „7 ˜O )„7 ˜O / swim.’� Ojo wondered: “They are doing all these without providing alternatives. If you say people should not swim in the acid lake, what is the alternative? If you say they should not farm on polluted land, what is the alternative? “As I speak to you, the people + )) # " „ ! ) M water and contaminated soil. The relief measures that are supposed to go to them on a daily basis are not forthcoming,� Ojo added. Mr. Celestine Akpobari, an indigene of Ogoni and an environmental rights campaigner, fumed at Idabor’s claim that the Federal Government had begun

the environmental clean-up of Ogoniland. “The government�, he insisted, “has merely provided, on a daily basis, three tankers of water to service a population of about 1.2 million people.� “They are taking our nonviolent posture for granted. The communities that used violence have all received presidential handshakes. Going on the pages of newspapers to deceive Nigerians is not the best way to handle people who have contributed so much to the development of this country.� Akpobari maintained: “If they had done anything to alleviate our + M to go on air. Akpobari noted that while the government had put up signposts warning them to stay away from their water, “there is no single water to drink anywhere in Ogoniland. We have continued to drink the water. We are thirsty and there is no alternative.� On June 30, the President of MOSOP, Mr. Legborsi Pyagbara, issued a statement signed by his ? “ # / Bara-la Kpalap, frowning at the continued delay in the commencement of the clean-up of Ogoniland even after the people had sent a high-powered delegation to meet with President Jonathan on June 2, on the implementation of the UNEP Report. Pyagbara warned that if by July 30 the government failed to start the process of cleaning up Ogoniland, MOSOP will mobilise the people to protest in Abuja, as a way of registering their collective displeasure with the lack luster / ) + the implementation of the August 4, 2011 UNEP Report. Pyagbara, who had on June 2 addressed the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous + 6 " J K of America, recalled that “in 2010, prior to the release of the report, UNEP had informed government and its agencies and other relevant interests about the severity of the degradation of the Ogoni environment and advised quick and sustained response to prevent public health crisis in the region. “True to UNEP’s declaration� Pyagbara continued, “between February and May 2014, the communities have collectively buried over 50 natives. The # # # (respiratory) and other adverse health conditions associated with hydrocarbon pollution.� On the strength of Burden’s disclosure on May 22, in London, that Shell has set aside $1 billion in */ M ## = Š bank, due to the absence of a valid governance-structure that will harness the fund, and because as Burden put it, “there are so many people in Ogoniland waiting to receive the money,� what, indeed, is President Jonathan’s government and the Ogonis doing to chart a proper course through which the $1billion will be channeled to clean up Ogoniland? Akpobari, also the coordinator of Ogoni Solidarity Forum, said the revelation by Shell’s new CEO “has exposed the insincerity of the Nigerian government in implementing the UNEP Report on Ogoniland� released since August 4, 2011. Akobari told Saturday + + #

9 # : “Our position is clear. The federal government and Shell should stop playing games with the pain and misery of the Ogoni people. There is

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• 8 # 96 • in the UNEP Report. The report # M# ! ) Ogoni Environmental Restoration Authority should be established to implement the UNEP Report. We call on President Jonathan to scrap 96 • = 9 € : *O / ) damage occurred in Ogoniland 96 • be scrapped and the Ogoni Environmental Restoration Authority set up to receive the fund which should be deposited in an Ogoni Restoration Fund as # M# ! ) ! J Report. Shell should release the money rather than trading blames.� Akpobari also called on the National Assembly to take advantage of their oversight functions to compel the Federal Government and Shell to commence the clean-up of Ogoniland. What of the clamour by some well-placed Ogoni politicians that an indigene of Ogoniland should be in the # )) + #

clean-up? 9 L indigene does not necessarily have to be a member of the Ogoni Environmental Restoration Authority, adding that “the Ogonis cannot appoint anyone for the President, since he is at liberty to appoint anyone he likes. All we ask for is that President Jonathan should implement the UNEP Report to the = Is it true that that the Ogoni’s are insisting on having an Ogoni as head of the Ogoni Environmental Restoration Authority proposed by the UNEP Report? Akpobari : *96 • ! an Ogoni, yet nothing positive has taken place for almost two years that it was set up by President Jonathan. We don’t care who heads the agency. Our position is that President Jonathan having accepted the UNEP Report should follow its implementation in accordance with its recommendation.� What about the argument that the Ogonis want to be fully involved in the clean-up exercise since they # ! # ™ * not correct,� Akpobari shot back. “I have been coordinating this campaign for some years now and nothing in that direction has ever been contemplated by the Ogonis� 9 # : * / ) clean-up of Ogoniland can only be handled by experts. We don’t want companies that will just mix cement and sand, or turn around to pour fertilizers on the ground and go away. Ogonis have never clamoured for contracts to cleanup our damaged environment. All we ask for is for President Jonathan to judiciously follow the recommendations of the UNEP • + M O report said train Ogonis and that is what we are asking for not contracts.� Bara-ara Kpalan, Media/Public Advisor to MOSOP President, Legbosi Pyagbara, argued that the ) 96 • backed by a law. “The mandate

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Ghana: Sub-region’s highest per capita income Accra

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Local reports have claimed that Ghana loses US$4.5 billion every year (annually) from gross domestic product (GDP) growth as a result of economic corruption and economic crime by the incumbent National Democratic Congress (NDC) government of Ghana led by John Dramani Mahama. It is also said Ghana has lost an additional US$2.5 billion from gross domestic product (GDP) growth between the months of January 2013 to October 2013 through economic corrupt practices under the Mahama administration. The incumbent president is + / M corruption by some government members, and a fellow politician of an opposition party, after ordering investigations into scandals. Nonetheless others believe his actions aren’t satisfactory in some cases. Investment Opportunities Provision of agricultural inputs such as improved seeds and agrochemicals including fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides, veterinary drugs, vaccines and chemicals; animal feed and feed ingredients are also required. Opportunities exist in the processing of agricultural products such as cereals (maize, rice, millet) starchy crops (yam, cassava. Sweet potato, plantain), legumes (carrots, cabbage, garden eggs, tomato), fruits (pineapple, pawpaw, banana, mango), industrial crops # # ) # # # # # / #" # ! M # M Dairy products: processing of the products as well as the supply of machinery to establish hatcheries for day-old chicks. $ # opportunities as Ghana’s climate and topography make the country suitable for the cultivation of a ) € # Q + K # such as heliconia, caribea, celosia, curcuma, gladioli, hibiscus,

roses, ornamental palms and ferns perform well under natural conditions. There is potential in the 21national, regional and European Union markets Processing of farm produce such as to add value, reduce post-harvest losses, promote price stability and expand demand for local agricultural produce. For example, with the canning of tomatoes, and processing fruits into fruit juices. Developing irrigable land through irrigation is another key area. While Ghana has a potential irrigable area of 346,000 hectares, only 10,000 hectares have been developed. Technological and support services also require investment. Key areas are in the supply and installation of cold chain equipment, packaging and factory building technology M companies are required to provide post-production services in transport, packaging and cold vans. There are further opportunities in standards, training and # M# „ # # ! management and market-oriented enterprises; market intelligence research and in the development

# M # insurance. Investment opportunities exist in the production of agricultural inputs such as fertilizers, pesticides and fungicides. Technology and services in the agricultural sector which include irrigation, heavy equipment hiring (i.e. hiring of tractors, ploughs, harrows and combine harvesters etc) provide investment opportunities. Investment opportunity also exists in the storage industry. Inadequate and inappropriate storage facilities are constraints to agricultural production thereby contributing to high post-harvest losses and As the two largest economies in West Africa, the relationship between Nigeria and Ghana is a crucial one for the region. Trade

ties are particularly important, and Nigeria’s high levels of liquidity serve as an important source of capital for Ghana. However, a recent dispute between the two countries concerning the status of Nigerian traders in Ghana is a reminder of past bilateral tensions that have occasionally worsened political and economic relations, although the two countries have since moved to resolve the row and their governments have not heeded calls to sever ties. Nigeria and Ghana are the largest and second-largest economies in West Africa, respectively, and are also the two biggest oil producers in the region, # between the two is immense. Nigeria was Ghana’s third-mostimportant trade partner in 2010, accounting for almost 10% of total Ghanaian foreign trade. Ghana, in turn, was Nigeria’s ninth-largest trade partner in that same year, accounting for some 1.3% of Nigerian trade (

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including 1.9% of exports). Nigeria has also been a very important source of investment in Ghana. In recent years, for example, several Nigerian banks have set up shop in Ghana, as has the Nigerian telecommunications company, Globacom. However, relations between the two former British colonies have not always been so rosy. In 1969-70, Ghana expelled large numbers of Nigerian residents. In 1981, at a time when Ghana was reliant on Nigeria for around 90% of its petrol requirements, Nigeria suspended oil exports to the country in response to the coup of that year, and then went on to expel around one million Ghanaian residents in 1983 and a further 300,000 in 1985. These sporadic outbursts had largely died down, but concerns over competition among market traders and more particularly, the loss of business among Ghanaian traders – has allowed them to Q # O ) recent argument centres on the government’s plans to enforce the 1994 Ghana Investment Promotion Centre Act, which mandates foreigners to employ a minimum of 10 Ghanaians and invest at least $300,000 in the capital of their business in order to act as traders in the country – a provision that has often been ignored. While on business in Ghana, an individual should take note of the following: à Don’t ever take taxis at the Kotoka Int’l Airport upon / O ! R Before your trip to Accra, make sure to arrange for your host or a trusted local to pick you up from the airport. à Don’t ever expose your bank or credit card details in public or even at the hotels. Make sure, you’ve exchange your foreign notes into the Ghanaian Cedis and don’t carry a lot of cash on you too. à Don’t ever wear bikini or very revealing clothes in Accra. The Ghanaian culture on

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It was not easy to appear before a `94< 5 3 51 time though I was able to cope. While serving as a youth corps member in Niger State, I worked with the state’s Ministry of Justice, so I had the opportunity of following other more experienced lawyers to court

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academic profession. The same applies to senior lawyers, because their chambers +! 7 M # so principal partners or senior lawyers ought to direct them a right, but most

) ! 8 / ) M ask them to proceed to court. They don’t teach them anything, you cannot give what you don’t have. So urgent step need to be taking,� he said. Over the years, Nabena said he has faced lots of challenges and threats to life in the course of his practice, but said as a human rights activist, he is not deterred. “There have been threats from every / ) + the other party threatened my life. There have been several cases where they rained ) ) #" me physically. They try to intimidate me with lots of threats and fetish things. However, these threats are expected, and I never allowed them to deter me. In any profession, there are bounds to be threats and challenges, but what determines success is your ability to overcome those challenges. You also have to look at the fact that when I started, it was very rough. It was not easy to get clients. Most times, clients refuse to pay for services, and you start running after them before they pay you. These challenges are enough to discourage you from your goals. I am grateful that I was able to endure them because right now, we have not less than eight lawyers in our chambers,� he said. As a human rights lawyer, he is also not happy that the level of human rights abuse in Nigeria is yet to abate though he commended the present administration for trying to uphold human rights. “If you compare this administration to that of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo in the area of human rights, I will say President Jonathan has done well. Their M # ) #" „ Obasanjo was a military man while Jonathan is not. One of the reasons the former National Security Adviser fell-out with the President as well as Obasanjo was because both of them advised him that he should implement full-scale state of emergency in states where Boko Haram is more prominent, but this man said no, if you do that, you tamper with democracy. Another advice they gave him was that " ! ) + they level the terrorist prone area the way Odi in Bayelsa State was leveled. If you look at the trend of the judgment against government or restraining order on government, the President or his administration has not done otherwise. Rather, the administration respects whatever the court says. You will remember the case of former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, whose international passport was seized, and he went to court and the document was released to him. There are some other people that were / # )) # another, and whatever the court says, the

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administration obeys. Mind you, we should not bother whether the court ruling was right or not, ! + our political structure recognises three tiers of government. We have the Federal, state and local governments. We also have three arms of government namely legislature, executive and the judiciary. These arms ought to be independent of one another. What the executive ought to do is to implement laws made by

Before we talk about using law to overcome the insecurity in Nigeria, 3 51 3 < > must address is 95 62>1 @3 51 question is are there adequate laws to address the insecurity we have? Are those laws up to standard or updated?

the legislature whereas the judiciary ought to interpret these laws, and decide + # + # Q # with existing laws or trample on the right of citizens. So, we don’t have the parliamentary system where the same set of people makes and implements the law. The President is not perfect to an extent. He has tried to obey all orders,� he said. He also talked about insecurity: “Before we talk about using law to overcome the insecurity in Nigeria, the M + ) + O M < < laws to address the insecurity we have? Are those laws up to standard or updated? And then we talk about the implementation of these laws. If we address these issues, we will be able to < + address insecurity. In spite of his tight schedule, easy going Barrister Nabena creates time for relaxation. A devout Christian, he neither drink alcohol nor involve in clubbing. He spends his time with the family, and reads law related books. He also loves to watch football and lawn tennis though he doesn’t have a favourite football club. His love for the round leather game was so much that he was pained when Nigeria crashed out of the ongoing FIFA world cup in Brazil. “I love to watch football, most especially any match involving Nigeria. That is why when Nigeria was eliminated at the world cup, I was very sad. I also love to watch lawn tennis, and I like Roger Federer.�

he Network on Police Reform in Nigeria (NOPRIN) has applauded the call by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) on President Goodluck Jonathan to look into the stalled investigation of the assassination of Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde, its Deputy General Secretary who was on secondment as Principal Private Secretary to Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State at the time of his death. It would be recalled that Oyerinde was assassinated on May 4, 2012. In a press release signed by its National Coordinator, Okechukwu Nawnguma, NOPRIN said that the call came at the time when ‘the Police are trying to conceal the truth. “The NLC in its call stated that security agencies know the truth about Olaitan’s death. It said the security agencies had information about those who carried out the assassination, but for reasons Nigerians are yet to be told, preferred to conceal the truth,� the statement said. NOPRIN further stated that few weeks ago, it had also made the same call to President Jonathan on the need to investigate those behind Oyerinde’s death. “This is coming few weeks after NOPRIN released a report entitled: ‘The Murder of Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde: Time for President Jonathan to demonstrate commitment to end impunity!’ NLC’s statement lends credence to NOPRIN’s position that in all ) # # # # and performance of the armed forces and the Police, the buck stops on the table of the President, who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the policy and operational head of the Nigeria Police. It was in exercise of his powers as the operational head of the police and in pursuit of the primary purpose of government which is the welfare and security of citizens that the President directed the Inspector D

# D *M the killers of Olaitan within two weeks.� In spite of the order, NOPRIN stated that the outcome of the investigation is not known yet. “However, more than two years later, the Police have not only failed or refused to make the truth known about the actual killers of Olaitan and the motive for such a heinous crime, but also taken steps to muddle up investigation and shield the actual perpetrators while incriminating and victimising the innocent. NOPRIN hereby renews its earlier calls on the President to ensure that the IGP discloses and brings to book the actual killers of Olaitan Oyerinde. The President must demonstrate commitment to end impunity in Nigeria. NOPRIN urges the NLC not to + struggle to ensure that the truth about Olaitan’s killing is eventually exposed. Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde must not die in vain,� it concluded.

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Akwa Ibom 2015:Uyo, Oro nation forge alliance Bassey Anthony, Uyo

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t had started in whispers but gradually crystallised into concrete reality that the Oron nation was going to forge an alliance with the Uyo Senatorial District, consisting mainly of the Ibibio-speaking people to upset the zoning arrangement put together by Governor Godswill Akpabio and the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to cede the 2015 governorship slot to Eket Senatorial District. Though an integral part of # + # G# of governor is zoned, the Oron nation had insisted that power rotation in Akwa Ibom State should be on the basis of a tripod. By tripod, leaders of Oron nation is referring to the three major ethnic tribes (Ibibio, Annang and Oron). Notable Oron stakeholders, including former national South South vice chairman of the PDP, Chief Edet Nkpubre, former Commissioner for Information, Engr. Ita Awak, G ) Ante, have always insisted that the governorship should not be based on senatorial districts but on a tripod. L 4 # an Ibibio man from Uyo Senatorial district had served as governor between 1999 and 2007. Governor Akpabio is an Annang man from Ikot Ekpene Senatorial District. The Oron people expect that 2015 is their turn. At various fora, the Oron leaders have voiced out their sentiments against the plan by the governor and the PDP leadership to hand over power to other ethnic groups in Eket Senatorial District, arguing that they are the largest ethnic group in the senatorial district. They also contended that as the highest oil-producing federal constituency in the state they are entitled to rule the state after the expiration of Governor Akpabio’s administration. However, of recent the writing on the political wall of the state ahead of the 2015 governorship has indicated that the powers that be in the state would not respect the tripod arrangement; hence the Oron nation has begun to form alliances with key governorship aspirants from Uyo Senatorial District. According to them, instead of the tripod arrangement being disrupted, they would prefer that Uyo Senatorial district produces the next governor, believing that in future power would eventually rotate to them. This much was expressed recently when a major contender in the race from Uyo senatorial district, the immediate past Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Bassey Albert Akpan visited Oron nation stakeholders to forge an alliance to realise the Oron agenda for 2015. Akpan, whose gubernatorial

Akpabio ambition has never been in doubt, said he is unhappy at the injustice about to be visited on the state by the governor whose body language over his successor is becoming increasingly clearer and not in favour of the Oron nation. While paying homage to the leaders and members of the Oron Think Tank in Prof. Okon Eminue’s house in Ewet at the weekend, Mr. Akpan opened up on circumstances surrounding his refusal to sign a document cooked by commissioners to give an impression of the state executive council, adopting Udom Emmanuel for governorship. He explained that he envisaged an injustice in the

G + + ! he walked out at the pseudo meeting. He also expressed sadness over the desperate ) ! " foist the current secretary to the state government on the people of the state, claiming that he stands for justice, equity and fairness. Mr. Bassey reasoned that if justice and political equation is to be observed in the interest of brotherhood, Chief Akpabio

Leadership is a process, not an event. One must learn the rope as I have received enough mentoring and training from my boss and brother, Chief Akpabio, before one is entrusted with an exalted position like that of a governo

Victor Attah should be concerned with supporting an Oron person to succeed him, maintaining that if Oron people are accommodated in the Akwa Ibom project in producing the next governor, then, the deputy governorship should be zoned to the Ibiono Ibom and Itu federal constituency. His words: “Leadership is a process, not an event. One must learn the rope as I have received enough mentoring and training from my boss and brother, Chief Akpabio, before one is entrusted with an exalted position like that of a governor.� Mr. Akpan believed that from time immemorial, whenever Uyo and Oron forged an alliance, there has always been a fair share in the distribution of infrastructure and appointments. His words: “I am here to formally inform, notify, alert and bring to the people of Oron nation that I will contest G# / the forthcoming 2015 general elections with Oron people to actualise this vision and I enjoin you to open your doors to all aspirants from Uyo senatorial district.� O )) M # commissioner maintained that the best way to share power is to strictly follow the tripod concept in the case of the Uyo, Ikot Ekpene and Eket senatorial districts, explaining that if power must go to the Eket senatorial district, it must be Oron/Itu and Ibiono Ibom federal constituencies in the interest of peace and unity. The governorship hopeful noted that if he is elected to succeed his principal, he would have equity and good conscience in the distribution of resources in the state. He hinted that he would be fair to all manners of persons in the state if he is elected the next governor of the state. He revealed that he and Barr. G + / of their positions in the state executive council because of M ) 8 # resistance to the imposition of an unpopular candidate on them. Responding on behalf of the Oron Think Tank, Chief Okon Osung commended Mr. Continued on Page 81

For top politicians, atonement is new way forward Continued from Page 18

Ramadan to be closer to the electorate whose cooperation would be needed in the next few months. A personal Assistant to Engineer Oluseyi Makinde, a governorship aspirant under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Mr. Azeez Akeem disclosed that his boss, over the years, has been assisting the Muslims during the Ramadan, adding that he never allowed any opportunity to help the masses slipped him by. Ajimobi has not only thrown open the gate of the Government House and that

G# # people for breaking of fasting; he has also publicly disclosed this to the masses. The governor who made the announcement at the Nigeria Televison Authority (NTA) Ibadan, while speaking at the Aare Abdul Azeez Arisekola Alao memorial Ramadan lecture, said the gesture, was his own contribution to the improvement of peoples welfare. The governor also promised that those wishing to continue with the free food even after Ramadan were welcomed. Ajimobi, known for adding jokes to his speech at public function, told the audience that now that he people would appreciate that his government is not only concerned with infrastructural development, but also with “stomach infrastructure�. One only needs to visit the government house in the evening to see the multitudes enjoying the free food since the governor made the

announcement. In as much as Senator Ajimobi means well in his free food invitation at government house to people, what is undisputable is that the Ekiti governorship election of June 21 has thrown up a challenge to politicians, particularly in the south that other factors rather than performance, < ! ! M# in determining who gets to the “promised land.� While many politicians may not readily accept that the Ekiti election has really introduced some novelties to the Nigeria political activities, what has been observed since the election, is that ) ! # G# " particularly in Oyo state, have started giving personal touch to their relationship with the electorate. In the same vein, electorate in the state have recently, # ) M# items like money, grains and beverages from politicians ranging from House of Assembly members to members of the House of Representatives and Senators. Also, numerous aspirants in the 2015 elections in the state have been sending their foot soldiers to their constituencies, holding regular meetings with them and wooing them with various gift items. The governor is however of the opinion that in as much as he is not against taking care of welfare of people, electorate should not allow themselves to be taken for a ride by politicians who have nothing According to him, people should be mindful of politicians who have nothing ) ! reliefs.

If voted,I’ll reorder government policies – Guber aspirant Nankpah Bwakan, Bauchi

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Bauchi State gubernatorial aspirant, Barrister Mohammed Abubakar, has stated that his mission in 2015 would be to reorder government policies that are currently not massesfriendly. Abubakar who once contested the Bauchi South Senatorial election also told Saturday Newswatch that he was only contesting the race in obedience to the people’s call. According to him, he would have preferred to stay away from the race and other positions but for the continued nudge and beckons by the people of Bauchi who are craving for a change in the state leadership. The All Progressives Congress (APC) member said: “That is why I am here; I am heeding the calls of the people of Bauchi State to aspire to govern the state.� On his mission and vision for the state, Abubakar posited: “Only God knows the amount of money the state owes and that will be the starting point because I will have to + ! M #

the state.� T M # move, he stated: “That was what Dankwambo did in Gombe State. He inherited much debt as Governor Isa Yuguda inherited in Bauchi State; but when you look at Dankwambo’s resources, it is half of our own. But, because he brought his knowledge and education to bear, he was able to re-order his priority and discuss + # M + ! of paying the debt and work for the people of the state at the same time.� He however disclosed that he was only responding to the people’s call by contesting the 2015 gubernatorial election. His words: “The people have continued to urge me to contest the governorship of the state this time. I am slowly heeding their call because it is very dangerous when the people call on you to serve them and you refuse. “There will come a time when you will want to come to the people and they will reject you. It is for this reason that I’m prepared to heed their call. I have thrown my hat into the ring.�

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Kaduna 2015: Factions limiting APC’s chances Baba Negedu, Kaduna

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s the 2015 elections approach, the quest by the main opposition party in Kaduna State, the All Progressives Congress (APC), to grab power from the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and take a shot at the leadership of the state for M ) # '””” ) ! still not come to fruition if the factions in the party fail to reconcile. Political watchers in the state know that since the emergence of the APC, stakeholders in Kaduna have never worked together without rancour as many of the politicians hold more allegiance to the legacy parties than the APC and the common course. But those bent on uprooting the ruling PDP from the Sir Kashim Ibrahim Government House, were of the view that the just-concluded congress in the state would bring about the needed cohesion that might catapult the party to the ) Alas! This was not to be, as even from the party ward congresses the signs were there that the centre might not hold at the end of the day and that if care is not taken, things might fall apart. APC stakeholders before now have cried out that some chieftains have hijacked the congress process with the aim of dictating the pace as to who corners the gubernatorial candidate of the party during the party primaries expected ! Consequently, it was not long after the ward congresses that a group came out in protest against the outcome of the process, saying the party lacks internal democracy and that if care is not taken, the merger might not take them to the Promised Land. This is as the protesters also accuse those that decamped from the PDP into the party as the cause of their woes, urging them to go back to where they came from. The protesters disclosed that the imposition of candidates in the just-concluded ward congress in the state was the cause of their grievances. The aggrieved members stormed the party secretariat, carrying placards with inscription such as, ‘No internal democracy in Kaduna APC’, ‘We resist imposition of candidates’, ‘We say no to imposition’, ‘Go back to your PDP’, ‘We won’t allow PDP to destroy our party’, and ‘Buhari, Tinubu, Akande should intervene before it is

Tinubu too late,’ among others. Leader of the protesting members who also claimed to be the chairman, Kaduna State APC Ward Executive Aspirants Forum, Haruna Mohammed, lamented that they were forced to stage the protest as a result of moves by some chieftains to destroy the party. His words: “We are forced to come out today in large numbers by our love for our great party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) because not doing so, will amount to great disservice to ourselves and our great party, the APC. “We came out today to protest what we strongly believe to be a sinister and deliberate move to destroy the APC in Kaduna State by agents of PDP.� ? )) M loopholes in the ward congresses which ended inconclusive only for the ; )) under Col. Abdallah (rtd.) to go ahead and release a list of some candidates who were purportedly elected as members of the executive in their wards. He said: “It would be recalled that the APC organised ward congresses in Kaduna State on Thursday, April 17, 2014 to, among other things, elect ward executives + of the party in their various wards. “Unfortunately, when some states had already conducted their state congresses, Kaduna K ! M with ward congresses. This is because the ward congresses were deliberately sabotaged by M # ) ! Kaduna. “After careful consideration

) ! + G# series of petitions from various wards in Kaduna State, the Â’ K + # )) ordered for a re-run congress

GovernorYakowa in several wards of the state. “But to our greatest shock, while we were preparing and mobilising for the congress, we got information that the leadership of the ward # # )) bribed by some desperate and evil-minded politicians and released a list of names of people purportedly elected in their various wards as members of the executive in their wards. “We view this as a very strong indication of a diabolical intention to destroy the party that Nigerians have invested so much in.� The protesters called on the party leadership to intervene in the crisis which has engulfed it as failure to act on

Unfortunately, when some states have already conducted their state congresses, Kaduna State APC is yet to congresses. This is because the ward congresses were deliberately sabotaged by in our party in Kaduna

Yero their demands, would leave them with no option than to go the court. The same scenario also played itself out immediately after the state congress that produced the state executive of the party. Barely hours after the announcement of Hon. Barnabas Bala Bantex as the state chairman of the party, another group that calls itself the Interim Management )) ? in the Kaduna State chapter released what it termed the authentic winners of the state’s congress election conducted on June 7, 2014. According to a press statement signed by the state IMC publicity secretary, Dr. O ) available to newsmen in Kaduna, the IMC declared Senator Mohammed Aliyu (Silver) as chairman; Alhaji Auwal Isa Gote, deputy chairman while and Barrister J. D Ephraim as secretary. L # G# according to them, include the treasurer, Engr. Salisu Tanko; assistant secretary, Audu Bala; legal adviser, Barrister Jacob S. Tanko; assistant legal adviser, Babangida Abdullahi; women leader, Bathsheba Kura; and youth leader, Umar Rufa’I (Zico). They continued: “To the best of our knowledge, we release the authentic list of those, in our opinion and in reality, won the elections during the congress and we urge the )) )) headquarters to accept our list as authentic, true and correct. “We do not recognise the list of the executive being peddled ! )) and that of a member of our national headquarters from Kaduna, as we do not accept the results as authentic enough to be relied upon. We have called upon our national headquarters to reject the

list and not to use it for any purpose whatsoever as we intend to pursue our rights at # = As if this is not enough, another level of opposition is sprouting from the southern Kaduna area of the state, where the recognised chairman of the party, Bantex, hails from and many of the people canvassing for the opposition in the zone believe that the zoning of the state chairman of the party to their zone was aimed at depriving them of the governorship slot in 2015.� According to a source in the area, “we thought that APC will be fair to us and give us the governorship which the PDP has deprived us of for so long, excerpt for the few years of the late Patrick Yakowa.� * 7 " + # between the PDP and the APC; we thought they will threat ! O T chairman is from southern Kaduna, the same place as the APC state chairman; that means strategically, that we are out of the gubernatorial race.� However, with winning the 2015 election in Kaduna State in their mind, Saturday Newswatch gathered that the APC strategists are already working out plans to defeat the PDP and cut down its dominance across the 23 local government areas and three senatorial zones of the state. Part of the plan, those close to the party said, was the zoning of the state chairmanship slot to the southern part of the state. The plan, Saturday Newswatch gathered, is the permutation that only a northern Muslim like the incumbent Governor Ramallan Yero will be able to wrestle power from the jaws of the PDP, since in its own estimation, it has concluded that the present governor would contest in 2015. The main focus of its campaign has also been that the PDP has not done enough to improve the economic base of the state or the lot of the citizens despite being in power # '””” < ! the opposition is working to cash in on the alleged # / party to win the heart of the people. But how far it can put its acts together in controlling the discordant tunes in the party will go a long way in its ability to convince the people of the state to dump the traditional PDP for the opposition come 2015.

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ome people have described the activities of your group at the Assembly as a mock plenary. Can you throw more light on this development? Yes; it is a mock plenary because we are members of the Edo State Civil Societies Organisation, and when we saw the way and manner our elected legislators were putting the state in a bad light, we decided to come out and show them how legislative business is done. Legislative business is a serious business. It is not for hooligans; it is not for thugs. That is why we decided to come out and show them how it is done. I was elected as the mock Speaker, and as you # + / 8 M

8 Monday next week. The issues bordering on the Edo State crises are in the statement we made. We have also circulated the statement to the print and electronic media, to further take it to the world. We want the world to know that what is happening at the Edo Assembly does not make us happy. We are a civil society, and we want peace in our state. Did you seek the consent of the Edo people to constitute a mock assembly on their behalf? Yes; we sought the opinion of our people, and they were not happy with what the members they elected into the House of Assembly are doing. You can imagine an Assembly where you have a PDP speaker and an APC speaker. They are not the speakers of the people; they were elected by the people in a democratic T ) # #! people, by the people and of the people. It is now becoming a thug of war and we decided to come in and make peace.

isation make in order to resolve the ongoing imbroglio? ; / ) )

each time we call for a meeting of the parties involved, they do not honour our invitation. So + # " approach and teach these people how legislative business is done. They are supposed to be honourable and make laws, but the way they have presented themselves show that they are dishonourable people. $

had, and what can you say you have achieved? We have achieved a lot, as we have been able to pass so many messages to the good people of Edo State. If you look at our press release today, you will see that we hammered on some key issues bothering Edo people. We need development in Edo State, not war. That is why we are here. The statement is about the plenary that was held by the All Progressives Congress (APC) faction at the Government House. It is very wrong, and we see that as an illegal

people of Edo State, and + ! M M ting that they were elected to M Q ! For that reason, we passed a / # M # ) # !R ! whole thing is that they don’t have our interests at heart. Our people have decided to support us, and they have made me the mock speaker, for the M ! for Edo lawmakers. Do you realise that the police ‰

Assembly? That is not an excuse. Police are supposed to protect the people and ensure there is law and order. If they have resolved issues, and come in agreement, and approach the House in one accord, the police have no right to stop them. I am just coming from the Assembly. It is our state House

Ugbo of Assembly. I have gone there for the fourth time, with my other legislators. Nobody has harassed me; the police have never harassed us, and they have been very cooperative. Yes! We are outside because of the ongoing war in the Assembly. You earlier said you have / # M # on the APC faction... (...cuts in) Not the APC faction, all of them - the 24 legislators. They are all the same. O D / ) House was illegal, because the other constituencies were not duly represented. So, you can # # # it a meeting. You can see all my legislators here; they are all

We are going to put a restraining order on them and we will officially resume sitting in the hallowed chambers of the Edo State House of Assembly

representing the 24 constituencies of Edo State. That plenary at Government House was

! ! '( ) ) which is not up to 2/3 majority. What about the constituencies not represented? Are they being carried along? They are all stakeholders, and all have to be carried along. When you started last week, you invited the governor and the Commissioner for Environment. Did they respond to your invitation? Not really. You must understand that this is a mock Assembly. The mock governor and the mock Commissioners for Health and Environment were also there. They responded to our questions, and we are still moving on. Today, you mentioned that some protesting students ‹

them. Was that also mock? No, that was not mock. The students came and met us, and it was a coincidence. In Much as we were not expecting them, since there was no proper Assembly to address them, we had to do that duty. With that development, don’t you think your business there is no more a joke? Our business there is no more a joke. We are going legal. Our lawyers are going to court, and right now, we / # M # the elected members. The 24 of them, and we are going to have a court injunction against them - that their salaries be stopped; their allowances should not be paid. Because those funds used in paying them is for Edo people and not for the APC or the PDP. We are going to put a restraining order on them and we will

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Akwa Ibom 2015: Uyo, Oro nation forge alliance Continued from Page 79

Bassey Albert for his sense of humility and responsibility, and for coming to consult the Oron nation on his aspiration. 9 # M gentleman who has impacted so much on the youths. Chief Osung, who is the chairman of Oron Think Tank said the only thing that could bring peace and unity to the state and calm frayed nerves is to make an Oron man the next governor and an Ibibio man from Uyo senatorial district, deputy governor. Chief Osung who told the Uyo senatorial district governorship aspirant that %&'( / 8 # was not negotiable, called on all Akwa Ibom State people to see themselves as believers in politics of accommodation and inclusiveness as opposed M ! being canvassed by some politicians whose stock-in-trade is to fan the ember of disunity and violence in the state. He maintained that the political ladder of the state M € sons of Ibibio, Annang and Oron, spread into three senatorial districts of Uyo, Eket and Ikot Ekpene. He insisted that it would amount to political catastrophe and chaos if the Oron nation which produces over 80 per cent of the derivative revenue of the state is denied the governorship seat %&'( + # + " ) ‹& ! ) again. The Oron nation’s outspoken grassroots politician dismissed the insinuation that Oron M/ # / ) and reminded Akwa Ibom people that Oron belongs to the Obolo nation with eight local governments of Obolo, L ? J “L " Udung Uko, Ibeno, Esit Eket and Eket local government areas. Osung further stated that Akwa Ibom State governor of L € # %&'( + witness growth, stability and sustainable development. He however commended Governor Akpabio for developing the state through quality infrastructure and appealed to him to allow justice and equity to run its full course in the choice of his successor. He said the meeting has agreed that the Itu/Ibiono federal constituency should forge Alliance with Oron nation in Eket senatorial district to produce the next governor of the state. Prominent among those present at the meeting were Chief Osung, Dr. Edunam, Chief Jerry Okpo, president general, Oron Union, Engr. Asuquo Inuikim, Chief Nkpubre, Chief Ante, Barr. Bassey Etienam, Prof. Eminue, Chief (Dr.) Asuquo Anwana, Pastor Sunny Ibuot, Mr. Godwin Ekpo, Mrs. Eunice Thomas, Otuekong Atako Okporo, Mr. Anietie Ekah, Pastor Victor Isangedighi, Barr. L M " Š " ? O ! Asikpo, among several others.

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‘PDP has redeemed Nigeria beyond imagination’ everyone has rights which I recognise; and / ! # parties, views and opinions. Just like what you see in the United States where you see a Republican supporting a Democrat openly without his party saying he has done something wrong or a Democrat supporting a Republican openly without his party frowning at it. I believe in giving the people the right to make a choice so that when you do otherwise, they have the choice to remove you and put someone else. That is what enhances democracy. That is what gives democracy the kind of image that it should have which we have seen in advanced countries.

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associated with that? It was an impossible situation. We could not accept it because that was not what we told the people during the campaigns. So, we said this is not the right environment for us and that was why we decided to pull our own As for the election, I personally believe that I won it. There are other things I can’t tell you which I know about as regards what happened then. If you noticed, you will see that I didn’t bother to go to court. People wanted us to go to court but I insisted that I wasn’t going to court. I decided to leave it to God Almighty. He has promised that he would do what is right at the right time and we are waiting for the right time. Even if I had gone to court, the circumstances were not going to support us; so, we left it and the patience which again I said pays is paying us now because the governorship slot is rolling back to our zone now. So, let us see again what other reasons would come up in terms of whether we have the qualities < M# " + experience. There are speculations that the powers that be in Niger State prefer you to other candidates for the 2015 governorship election. There are other stories that you have the party executive in your palms. How true are these and what is your relationship with the party executive in the state? Speaking about the powers that be in the state, they will always be there because ! M ) One just have to make them realise the M + „ most important because if the state does not progress, we will build an army of unemployed youths and semi-literates who would become a problem to us. What I believe is that God has already designed what he wants; so we are only taking ourselves through a process that would either deliver us now or some other time. Yes, we have powers-that-be - very strong men in Niger State but I think they / ! / ) O ! aware of it and they know that we have a serious challenge that requires someone with experience, exposure, someone who is known internationally, who has knowledge of the state so well and who has international understanding and exposure to be able to balance between the expectation of the people and paying the debt that the last two administrations have contracted in the state. You need an extremely intelligent person to be able to do that and I must tell you, I have tried something similar on a smaller scale. The commerce ministry I headed was a dead place but we gave it life. Today, it is one of the most important ministries of the government. Every minister wants to be sent there. The NIPC I headed, I inherited a small debt. When I got there, there was no money and there was about N60 million borrowed to pay O ! " # ! forward with interest accruing. I came and took a disciplined step that enabled us to meet our own requirements and at the same time pay the debts. We squeezed ourselves to pay salaries as and when due and before long, we were able to get the

G# # #" 3! ) G# + # If I could do this, what will you say about a state that the government has its own internal way of generating revenue with the funding from the federation account + Nigeria. Every Nigerian travelling by road passes through Niger State one way or the other. So we have so many opportunities that unfortunately are not seen. At times, I wonder whether I am dreaming or why the opportunities are not grabbed and used so that we can quicken the process

Jonathan of development. The whole summary of what I am saying is that we have very strong men in Niger State. But I think they are very sensitive to this issue; they know the right thing and actually looking at how Dr. Babangida Aliyu came to the seat, shows that they mean business. If they want to allow the process to happen the way it happened, I believe strongly that he being in the Federal Government then might have given him the leverage to be able to run the government. So, of all the others, I cannot see one of them who has one-tenth of my kind of knowledge of the state or nation or the national or international exposure. This adds value to the choice by the powersthat-be that you are talking about. In terms of that they do not need to make extra # ) # believe that is what made them to arrive at the choice of Dr. Aliyu and if that is # " pedestal than all others vying for the position. Should the people give you the ��œŽ‹ #

changes you will like to put in place? I will rather want to talk about this when I become the gubernatorial candidate of my party. You see, my fear is that I have parted with my good ideas cheaply in the past and people have used them and did not even give any acknowledgment. I have said that I would never do it again. When I become the candidate of my party, I would make my own plans known and then I would know that what is left is for us to go to the elections. If I give you an inch of my plans, in the next two weeks, you will see people wanting to use it. One of the major ideas that I was using to campaign which I parted with cheaply is being used but no one has ever said thank you to me. I have everything in my head, I can see what Niger is in my own leadership; I see millions of opportunities for the citizen of the state. Your nephew, Abubakar Sani Bello, is equally contesting for the same position Š $

the family? We have been in that terrain for a long time; we can always gauge the size of our followership. Let me tell you that Abu has the right to seek and aspire to # G# „ + 8 / he looks at himself; people take a review

) / ) + G# A is idea for them or if B, C or D would # / ! process and it is not the issue of coming from the same family. What I am trying to say is that the constitution has given everyone the right to vie for whatever political position he wants. So, Abubakar should not be an issue; even if he did not take it, he would have

Obasanjo #< € # + / O G# of a governor requires, just as we have reviewed, someone who knows much more than Abu has known. Being a commissioner for nine months is not < M# ) " # G# / „ it is much more than that. But again, he will acquire some experience if the

! M ! # M ) their candidate. The results would show whether truly he is popular or otherwise. However, I must say that majority of those in the All Progressives Congress (APC), were our PRP followers and they are those who refused to return to the PDP because they believe they cannot stay with the people in the PDP in the state and they needed somewhere to belong. I can assure you that if Mustapha Bello becomes the gubernatorial candidate of the PDP, many of them would migrate back to the PDP. I know this personally because I have received lots of calls from many of them, asking me to come out and contest and I have discussed extensively with them. Obviously, I told them that their future )! of someone they do not really know. So, whoever has the fear of the opposition in Niger State should not worry much because for majority of them, I only have to ask and they would migrate back to the PDP and vote for us when the time comes. ; ) ) „

I say this so that the people of this country could really appreciate what this government has been able to do. Unfortunately, we, as Nigerians do not appreciate what we have until we go out and see even our neighbouring countries, then we realise that we are even better off. Even the level of freedom we have is one 32 7 9 =2 4 even in the countries that crusade freedom

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that pulls you into politics over and over such that even when you lost, you are still up and determined? That is what you see when you see a child learning how to walk. He falls, and gets up and continues until he stabilises. The issue is that if you have a contribution to make and you stay back either for fear of failing, then you are already making yourself a failure and hopeless even when hope exists. I do not belong to that class. History has shown that there is only failure when you fail to prevail; if you prevail, you will surely succeed. Go and check in the Bible or the Holy Quran; + ! + M ! ! means you are waiting to have something whose time is not ripe; but the truth about it is that things happen when they are destined to happen. So with that, I believe I have no reason to just stay away especially when I believe I have so much in terms of ideas which when enhanced by others can actually + + / seen happen in the state. That means adding value to what exists or even creating new things that never existed which I believe we can do quickly either within the resources available or with our capacity to enhance the generation of these revenues that can actually quicken the process. T M ! + + # # # we will see the change that can bring improvement. Œ

milling around the state governor, but why haven’t you joined them in this

governor? Unfortunately, I am not one of those types of people. Take away my wanting to become governor. If I have no reason to see a governor, I do not believe in just being seen around him just for the sake of it. If the governor calls for me, I will go and see him or if there is an occasion that warrants that I should go and see him, I will do so; but to go and see the governor just for the sake of being seen around him, I do not subscribe to it. " + G# governor. If the governor gives audience to everyone that wants to see him, he will end up not doing the work and become a problem to the people. On the other hand, he would also not be able to satisfy these people who line up to see him on daily or hourly basis. There isn’t anything between us. My relationship with him is very cordial; we went to the same secondary school; he was a year behind me in Sokoto. I was there two years before I left to Government College, Bida. When I was a minister, we related well; he was in the cabinet secretariat. Naturally, I am one person who does not believe in being an appendage to someone but if there is a reason for me to go and see him, I will but to be frequenting Government House because I want to be a governor, I don’t subscribe to it. Honestly, I believe it is God who makes one; it is God who will make me.

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here is something very important to partners in marriage; something which everyone who desires a successful marriage must never overlook. It is the art of being good in bed. In other words, being the best you can in the act of sex. When partners master this, it will help them a great deal in their desire to stay happily married, enjoying honeymoon forever. Marriages had been abandoned, and marriage oaths broken by even the most innocent ones on the basis of the bedroom failure of their spouses. I know of a case where a lady became adulterous because she was not being sexually M ! one lady who never thought that she could ever touch the forbidden fruit of adultery, not to talk of eating it. In yet another case, a man now patronises ladies of easy virtue because his wife is simply what you will call ‘a disaster in bed.’ Amazingly, many marriages are being kept intact as a result of the M

) € # the partners. I bet you that what is sustaining some marriages is the € M ) / ! partners. Some partners will tolerate themselves in other areas, excusing the misbehaviour of each other just # ! € ! M once heard of the case of a lady who is married to a man that yells at, and kicks her at will. Sympathisers have been counselling her to leave this brute of a husband, yet she has remained adamant. According to a # M # what is keeping her in the marriage despite the sustained beatings is the sexual prowess of her husband. She will not trade that for anything in this + ! M 7 because you don’t understand what is called being good in bed, and most probably, you’ve not been there. To be good in bed means to meet the sexual expectations of one’s spouse. Thus a person is considered good in # “ M “ her spouse sexually. That is why the phrase is relative to each marriage, ) This is why you cannot judge your being good in bed with that of another person in a marriage other than yours. It is he/she who feels it that knows it, and can talk about it. The most important thing is that the two people / / € ! M „ meeting each other’s expectations in sexual love. Good sex is about the connection you have with your partner. It’s about working together instead of being a lone ranger, enjoying yourselves at each other’s expense. It is the team + " 8 " 7 < other areas that produces maximum sexual satisfaction for couples in marriage. ToTo be be continued next week continued next week

By Amina Brai Omoike

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ll over the world, summer is here again. In Nigeria, this period marks the end of a school calendar when many families try to plan on taking vacations together. With more and more couples beginning to plan for a summer vacation, many spouses—partaking in a “no kids allowed� adventure—are faced with the dilemma of how to have a good time when the destination one spouse wants to visit is not where the other wants to go. Certainly, it would seem only fair that if # / / # + ! like to travel for a vacation, one solution may + chooses to visit the Ghana one year, the following year the other spouse gets their choice, which might include a complete change of pace, like a whirlwind excursion to Dubai. Whether you plan to take a trip abroad or retire to the countryside for just a few weeks, experts believe that vacations can do a world of good for your relationship and family in the long run. There are few things more romantic, for new love, than discovering unfamiliar terrain together. Maybe it’s wandering through a tourist site hand in hand, reading novels on a beach or drinking in a dimlylit bar, but vacationing together is typically seen as a great way for couples to both unwind and really get to know each other. New research from Match.com reveals + / + half. The survey found that 86 percent of Canadian singles believe that travelling ) know a new partner, more than 53 percent said that travelling with a new partner taught them new things about that person, and 37 percent said that the trip brought them closer together. But it’s not always sugar and spice when a couple decides to travel together. According to the Match.com survey, men

and women stress about the following potential issues before leaving on a joint / # : + # sharing a room and washroom (mostly a lady concern), arguing and snoring. “When people travel together and they’re not used to being together 24 hours a day, it # # # = ! ’ ) ! ? G psychotherapist in Toronto. ?#T ) 9 / Baby Will Travel (a “one-stop web brochure ! + < / with baby�), says that trouble can arise + # / € # “Even if you live together, travelling is a / ! ) = ! *3 you go, decide if this is going to be an active trip or a relaxing trip. Is one of you going to get their nose out of joint if someone wants ) + ™ Discuss those things before you leave to / # = ?#T ) adds that it’s important to accept that travel # : *K + will be rude and you need to psych yourself up for that so it doesn’t ruin things.� Maureen Emmanuel is a medical practitioner based in Lagos. She agrees that vacations with a lover isn’t always all fun. “I once went on vacation to Paris – over the Easter holidays, with a former boyfriend. 9 ! ) ) him into a swimming pool. On another trip, a seemingly romantic sojourn to Obudu • # + + 7 / reached the airport�. K / # ) ! Q

) # # # # ™ ? G ! 7 + *$ ) couples, whether you get away once a year or several times, vacation is what you’re looking forward to,� she says. “It’s about the romance, the connection or even spicing things up. If you’re really incompatible travellers, you won’t be able to look forward to it in the same way.� But she also adds that it’s not the end of the world if you and your partner can’t agree to go to Hong Kong or Montana. “You could be very compatible with someone in everyday life, and then not very compatible on vacation,� she says. “Everybody needs ) ) / # there’s a lot of room to compromise. But how well you communicate to establish

that can be a good indicator of how long the relationship will last.â€? However, this is not to say that vacations for two should be avoided. There are some tips by travel agent, Emdin Oluwakemi of Beulah Travels and Tours that would help ensure you both enjoy your time out together. 1. Take some time for yourself. Browse in a bookstore. Take some time to read a magazine in a cafĂŠ. When you travel as a # " < / to taking a very deep breath. (Plus, it’s lovely to learn that you can actually miss someone you spend almost 24 hours a day with, after only 30 minutes apart.) 2. You have to be organized. “Alone, you # 8 + in a bag and leave the next day, but that doesn’t always work with a couple,â€? says Oluwakemi. Planning well in advance, can ) ) F ## # drive a couple crazy. 3. Know what your needs are. Make plans in advance to ensure that you get what you need out of the vacation and that you’re ! )) : “If you’re able to say, ‘On vacation, you love adventure and I like to relax, so why don’t we plan one day where I go to the spa and you go do some climbing,’ that’s really the key.â€? ‹ O " ! Q + you leave. “If you know you’re not an early morning riser or if you can’t handle asking for directions, it’s a good idea to warn your partner,â€? says Oluwakemi. “If those things come up unexpectedly, they can raise a red Q =

ROMANCE TIPS Â&#x; Keep one of her bras somewhere where you see it every day. Â&#x; Put love notes in their pockets when they aren’t looking. Â&#x; Tell her that she’s the only girl you ever want. Don’t lie. Â&#x; Tell her that she doesn’t have to do anything she doesn’t want to. And mean it. Â&#x; Talk to each other using only body language and your eyes. Â&#x; Undress each other

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vacations count 5. Don’t travel too early in a relationship, ! )) K " + # / ! ! M L # you know that your partner is the kind of person who snuggles puppies and cooks your favourite pasta sauce when you’ve had a long day at work, and doesn’t mind when you’re walking home and it starts raining, then it’s easier to deal with the ridiculously oversized suitcase he keeps # ! ! 7 overhead bin. Taking turns on choosing vacation destinations is practical, and also fair—he gets even years, she gets odd years. But what happens if it’s not your year, yet you feel obligated to go somewhere you don’t want to go? What do you do once you get there? Granted, resentment and disappointment can take centre stage if you don’t like where it is your spouse has decided for the two of you go, but there are, if you plan ahead, various ways to enjoy yourself in spite of it not being your choice destination. Robert J. Nachshin, co-author of the book “I Do, You Do...But Just Sign Here: A Quick and Easy Guide to Cohabitation, Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements� says that ) # + ! # to one another are often so because they are opposite in many ways. “That can be a good thing; it can also be what causes / / ; places for vacation is one of those instances where you may have to learn to share�, he said. You can actively enjoy your vacation this year, even if your destination is not exactly where you wanted to go. In his book, he also shared ways couples # # # ) ) vacation choices. Plan ahead and check into what activities / ) / ! M : $ # ! a week-long golf outing and golf is simply not your game, call the resort and ask what might also be available that you would enjoy. Is there another sport in which you can participate, like tennis, racquetball or board games with others? Can you luxuriate in a spa? Might there be horseback riding? Shopping close by? Support your spouse without pouting. Take responsibility for enjoying yourself. Try to take along those things you will

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enjoy but never get to: If your spouse is ) " " ! ! 7 / ! M # and mope. What about that favourite book you can’t seem to get time to ever read or that smartphone full of games (in which you would never indulge because there are always so many other things you have to do)? How about downloading your favourite iTunes picks and laying back and listening to music? When was the last time you had time for frivolous things? This vacation you might, so enjoy! If you are tech savvy, pack your computer, especially to remote locations where there is not much else to do. Unless you are in the Amazon Rain Forest, you can probably take advantage of your destination’s wireless setup. Send e-mails to those you never get to connect with or those you neglect. Update your Facebook page. Do some internet research. A computer, and all its resources today, can keep you entertained for hours. However, if your mate insists you ski that mountain with him or her, unless you’re

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fearful of doing so, be a good sport. 6 # M ) / ) ) ) # you are in range of “civilization� and your mate does not mind you doing your thing while she/he gets your support to do his/hers for a while (you can hook up later for some serious couple time), seize the opportunity to lavish yourself on an outing(s) that you would never embark on otherwise. If it’s a movie theatre, see as many movies as you have time for. If it’s a museum, stay as long as they will let you. If you head to a mall, take your vacation allowance and go on a spree! Always make the best of it: Get your head in the right place—a positive groove—for in # ! 8 ) M ) you like despite your reluctance or resistance. If your spouse insists on climbing Mount Everest, pat yourself on the back for stepping out of your comfort zone. If you have to sit by the pool all day, jump in and see how many laps you swim. If you are #" # M ) ! might like to play. Instead of playing the victim, expand your horizons—join the fun. Your spouse will love you for it. There are always ways to enjoy where it is you don’t want to go! Be resourceful, creative and take the initiative.

Taking turns on choosing vacation destinations is practical, and also fair—he gets even years, she gets odd years. But what happens if it’s not your year, yet you feel obligated to go somewhere you don’t want to go? Mr. Benson Maduforo and his wife, Chizoba during their wedding recently.

n Ado-Ekiti Customary Court has dissolved an eighteen-yearold marriage between Folake L ! K !

/ < M life. Folake, 30, had urged the court to dissolve her marriage citing frequent M #" rest of mind as her reasons. The President of the court, Mrs. L ! " " ) 8 ) dissolved the marriage saying that # # # / abortive. Akomolede awarded custody of the eldest child to the husband, the youngest child to the wife and stressed L ! for the children’s education. She said the husband should pay N2, 500 monthly upkeep allowances for the youngest child, and granted both parents free access to their children. The petitioner had told the court that L ! + # her always with charms. Folake said she left her husband’s house three years ago because L ! + mad on account of leaving his house. She claimed that her husband did not give her rest of mind in addition to seizing all her belonging. L ! (” $ " + # ) M incessantly, adding that his motherin-law haboured Folake to enable her marry another man. The respondent accused his wife of absconding from her marital home.

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20-year old tailor, Jemilat Hamsat, who allegedly cut her husband’s face with a razor blade, has been charged before an Ikeja Magistrate Court. 9 ) L" R’ Dopemu, Agege, Lagos, is standing trial on a charge of assault. The prosecutor, Sgt. Chinalo Uwadione, told the court that the ## # )) # 11.40pm on June 2, at their residence. He said Hamsat assaulted her husband, Abubakar Yahaya, by Q # # # + razor blade. According to Uwadione, the accused assaulted her husband because he referred to her as a harlot. O # # contravened Section 172 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. If convicted, the accused will be liable to three years imprisonment. The accused, however, pleaded not guilty. O ? ? L " granted her bail in the sum of N500, 000 with two sureties in like sum. She said the sureties should be blood relations of the defendant. Akinde adjourned the case to July 15 for mention.

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Should couples pick engagement rings together (2)? When a man proposes to his girlfriend, giving her an engagement shows that she has been taken; that is, she might be single but 34567849:<6=8<>4?@AC76DE F4< 8=< 7637G73F?9< 37,4@46A4>J< >C=F93< 8C4< engagement ring be a surprise or should the A=FK94< >C=K< L=@< 78< 8=D48C4@M< AMINA BRAI OMOIKE<O@784>E Continued from last week Some couples go shopping together. Some women give the guy ideas about + ! " ) ) " M decision. Some women want to be totally surprised, and the man picks the ring out on his own. There’s no right way or + + ! R 7 8 ) + works best for you two - Odini It depends on whether you’ve talked about marriage before or he is just popping the question out of the blue. I know of one jewelry store where the guy picks out a stone and they set it in a very simple standard band. After she says yes (hopefully!) then the couple goes back and picks out the band(s) they want. They apply every amount you paid for the simple band towards the new band Adesua I would say probably in one out of / ! M/ # / / in selecting the ring. A lot of guys want their girls involved, especially because they know they are not the ones wearing the ring. I personally chose my own ring. Really, I am quite enamored by a well cut stone. I did a lot of research on the ideal cut diamond. People remark about my ring wherever I am. It’s unbelievable, and I got exactly what I wanted - Rita I picked mine. Ours was not the traditional way, but in the end, I picked out a beautiful ring that was in his 7 ) Esther We did. I wanted to make sure he knew

)! ; + so he could get an idea of what I liked. But in the end, he picked it out, and surprised me when he proposed a few months later - Ese I wanted us to choose it together, but he is a bit more traditional than, and wanted it to be a surprise. He asked my input once or twice then shopped on his own. He did get my sister’s input before he bought it. And I am so happy with how he did it. He bought me something that is exactly my style, what I had in mind, and I love it! But I would have loved anything he got me. I just considered it a bonus; I actually feel like I had chosen it myself because he did so well. So I think nowadays, it is completely normal to go together and choose a ring - Lisa )! # + )! M #� to pick out a ring. He did it all alone and I’m glad about it. I never wanted to pick out my own ring. But that is just me Mimi I have heard of some who do this. I " ) # + # does. It’s more personal and romantic Uju Yes, they do. It’s a lovely thing to do. It gives the bride-to-be the chance to choose something she really likes. The groom # + " M # ! for it. You might go together and look at ?! I did that. It’s very often done that way Aghogho

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Tips for pregnant brides Continued from last week Get great undergarments. This is a key step for any bride or bridesmaid, pregnant or not, to achieve the best look in her gown. $ ) + M# + RM R !R sometimes it’s what’s under the gown that makes it look the best. You’re going to be on your feet all day long, and most of the night too. Choose shoes that not only look fantastic, but feel M#

+ ! comfort and for your safety. Thicker, chunkier heels will help you walk more comfortably on grassy areas. Your heels won’t sink into the ground, and ! !7 # ! ankles while you walk or take the stairs. With pregnancy, your feet may swell, so don’t order or buy your wedding day shoes too early; shop for them just before the wedding. Also, buy two pairs. If you know your feet and their swelling propensities, you might opt to do as so many other pregnant brides and bridesmaids have done; buy a pair in your normal size (say, a 6) and then a second pair in a half-size larger (6 1/2)

for a switch later in the day. Or buy a pair of comfy shoes for later in the reception. From skimmers to sandals to bridal thongs, brides have been slipping into something a ) # ) ! Very pregnant brides or bridesmaids might arrange to be seated during the ceremony, especially if the ceremony is scheduled to last more than an hour. It’s up to the bride and groom whether they’d like to have the entire bridal party seated as a ) )

" Of course, be sure to take some time during the wedding day and night to sit, catch your breath and relax. No need to push yourself to keep up with all the dancing others every minute of the reception. Of course, you know that drinking alcohol is bad for the baby, so keep your # ) M + ! hydrating drinks, nonalcoholic choices or refreshing water with a slice of lemon or lime. “Virgin� drinks like a frozen daiquiri + < 8 M /

On a hot wedding day, drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Did you also know that some foods often served at weddings can be bad for your

health and the baby’s? Talk to your doctor about making healthy food choices and learn the warnings about such options as raw seafood, soft cheeses, Caesar salads (made with raw egg) and some nut products. Be extra careful with foods that have + ) those deviled eggs, cream cheese spreads

M / + served on ice or otherwise chilled in the last few hours, stay away from them. If you are still at the nauseous stage of your pregnancy, you can ask the manager to supply some of the foods you know you can handle, like saltines, frozen yogurt and other “safe� choices. Special requests are # ! M Rather than hide from the camera, smile for it! Sure, you don’t look like you did last year, but you look amazing now! Be sure to join in on group photos, and have a few taken of only yourself as a radiant keepsake of this wonderful time in your life. F9943<L@=P<OOOE @4D6?6A: 63 ?Q:EA=P

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love my female friend very much, but she has a boyfriend who is my good friend. What do I do? CY, Onitsha CY, You know what they say? Three things that cause problems between men are money, power and women. If this guy is such a good friend of yours as you claim he is, I guess you should leave his girl alone and direct your love at another girl. You should never jeopardise a true friendship because of a relationship - not even marriage. Remember, there is a friend that sticks closer than a brother.

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e met on skype. This was more than half a year ago. At some stage after we met, he told me he was married with three kids. It was

M # + + both in love. We only saw each other three times, as he lives in Holland. We are in contact every few hours of the day, knowing everything about each other. If we stop contact, there is panic. His wife knows about me and is trying to be the perfect wife to keep him - that is what he says. He is convinced they are not compatible, and that he married the wrong person. However, as her behaviour is now, he cannot leave. I do not want to be a second choice for him, and only be able to hear from him when he can steal time. I have tried and tried to stop contact, but he persuades me into it again and again. I am often crying and unhappy. I can G# 8 ! ) and feel I cannot leave him with it, but I cannot cope. He says he cannot leave his wife for someone who is not in the same city and with no perspective of ever being in the same city. I cannot adjust my future relative to a married

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46@74_?J While I am still trying to wrap my head around all you’ve said; let me remind you that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. You should be very afraid that your lover’s wife is taking all these lying down. A woman like this is to be feared, especially since she knows what you two are up to. No woman likes to share her man; and 34567849:<6=8<OC46<>C4<C?><8C4<7346878:<=L< the other woman. Also, you should know that there is no future in this relationship. He has spelt it out that he cannot and would not leave his wife, so what are we talking about? What needs to be done to progress is stop further contact with him, and let him know why you are ending your relationship with him - two very good reasons: he is married and your relationship with him is doomed already. He would try to talk you back into the relationship, but there is no need. Don’t O=@@:J<:=Fz3<563<?<G4@:<>76D94<?63<9=G76D< man to have a lasting relationship with. Good luck!

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y girlfriend has another boyfriend. When I asked her why, she said she loves me but the other guy gives her money. What do you think? GAC, Lagos

Ade from Ogun State, 35 years based in Lagos, average height, good looking. I need a serious, God-fearing lady between 25 to 30 years. No Q Call: 08155540344 I need a wealthy sugar daddy. Call: 09096542634 Jimmy needs a sugar mummy. Call: 07063835932 Terwase from Benue State but resides in Lagos. Call: 09035947495 Olu, 40, needs a sugar mummy for a relationship. Call: 07054106265 Tunji, 45, public servant living in Ibadan needs a serious-minded woman aged between 35 and 40 who is gainfully employed (could be a single mother) for friendship. Call: 07081431259, 08055200269

David from Kogi State, average height, is in serious need of a lady for a strong relationship that can lead to marriage. She must be 18 to 45 years of age. Call: 08179675371 (whatsapp), 08172854614 I am Femi, 35 years old and a native of Kwara State, based in Osun. I am in need of someone who will love me for who I am, care for me and wipe + ! )! # ) M # ! down at the moment. This is not a onenight stand, but a companion to share my life with. Call: 07060467330

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Ade, 60, living in Abeokuta, needs a serious-minded woman aged between 40 and 45, ready for relationship that can lead to marriage. Call 07089765916

Ade, 38, employed, from Lagos State wants a slim, presentable Muslim lady of average height with good character and ready for serious relationship. Age could be between 25 and 33 years of age. Call: 08156023964

GAC, She can’t claim she loves you while she is cheating on you. She is being a greedy girl – collecting money from one man and ‘loving’ another man. Don’t let her fool you. Tell her what’s on your mind in a calm voice. Have a heart to heart talk with her and 563<=F8<OC48C4@<>C4<O?68><8=<Q@4?\< up with you. Anyone who tells their partner they are dating someone else is ready to leave the relationship. If she loved you (really loved you), >C4<O=F93<6=8<C?G4<?3P7_43<4?>79:< that she’s two-timing. To make a relationship to work, you need respect, honesty and communication. I doubt if you two have that because if she valued you and your relationship, she would have talked to you before she said yes running after someone else’ money. I think it’s time for you to reevaluate your relationship and lay things on the line. If she wants to date others, then you must be free to date =8C4@<D7@9>E< C4@4<?@4<K9468:<5>C<76<8C4< sea. Good Luck!

’m stuck in this silly love triangle which I’ve tried so many times to get out of. It started last year with a boy in my class everyone was teasing me with. At that time, I didn’t feel the same way, because I still had feelings for my ex-boyfriend. Then, somehow, I started to open my heart to him, and it all went wrong; he got back with his ex-girlfriend, and I couldn’t stop him. Then their happiness started to stab me, and somehow, he found out that I had feelings for him, and started treating ) ! ; 7 € ) + asleep. I knew it was wrong. One day, he asked if I liked him, and I had to tell the truth. One day, he told my friend that he loves his girlfriend, but at the same time he likes me. I was really confused. Every time they broke up, I thought it was the chance for me. I

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never gave up, and I’m still trying, but I know I have no chance; he loves her too much. I know the best way is to forget him, but I feel empty without him around. Rekiya, Lekki Rekiya, You know the right thing to do but you are too scared to do it. A love triangle is very draining emotionally, and in my opinion, not very healthy. The guy likes you, but he loves his girlfriend. Why not just wait till his likeness for you turns to love before you start dying inside? C4@4<?@4<8==<P?6:<8C76D><8=<=AAFK:<:=F@<P763<6=O<8C?6<D4_76D< involved with someone already involved with someone else. Let it all go, and forget about him. That’s the only way you can make a fresh start.

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Michael, 36, 5.5 feet tall, AA genotype, blood group A+, handsome, smart, from Akure in Ondo State, virgin, graduate, civil servant needs a virgin graduate; fair, slender, working-class (preferably medical worker, banker, lawyer or civil servant, etc), bornagain, God-fearing sister of 20 to 26 years with good character (preferably from Akure in Ondo State or SouthWest) for marriage, latest this year. Call: 07053335926 I am Temi from Kogi State, aged 30 and living in Ogun State. I am average height and seriously needs a workingclass lady or nurse for a serious relationship that can lead to marriage. She must be aged 18 to 29 years, and must be good looking from any part of the country. Call: 08179675371, 08180855252 Dr. Femi, male, 38, single, works with National Hospital, Abuja and needs a God-fearing lady between the ages of 32 to 37 for wife. Call: 08152288957

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Surveillance Ilorin ritualists’den exposed

Car snatcher syndicate arrested Tunde Busari

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The recent discovery in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital, of decomposed human bodies in an abandoned property, has alerted the residents of the escapade of ritualists’ in the emirate. TUNDE BUSARI reports.

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emirate, hence her abandonment

! " + learnt that the woman decided to

abandon the property owing to + ) ! #" R ) # ) ) ˜T7 T / Headquarters, Adewole to the scene where decomposed ) + *; # ) decomposed inside his shirt 3 # ! L ) / # ) " + = # O + been arrested while the police have put the entire premises / # ))

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Ogun State community under Ado-Odo/Ota local government council + / mounts over an alleged plan

) ! + + Consequently, a “Save Our K = Ogun State Government by an Itele community leader, Prince Akinbiyi Ilekemo to + that “there were consistent threats to lives and property in the town in recent times as

our people now sleep with only one eye closed due to the ) ! new monarch on the people via harassment, intimidation = It was gathered that since L L ) Arowolo, joined his ancestors in 2005, the town had been ) " * ) ) + ! ) ) occupy the stool, no one else will do and we appeal to the relevant authority to nip this + 7 + the ongoing crisis in Ado-Odo over a similar issue to be a # 7 ! = " )

He also called on the government to stop the nomination and installation

+ L ) # the government to invite all claimants to the throne to a " € However, Ilekemo said ) + L in Itele would be regarded as a ploy to ignite a long crisis in the town, thereby denying ! to re-elect Governor Ibikunle Amosun who had earlier assured them the construction

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+ / # / %W %&'U R # # The house # O L) ! ! + = L" ) Ajewole, a 28-year-old male In another development in ) / # Abeokuta, the Ogun State upon interrogation, led to capital, one Oluwatosin Otaiku, ) ) !

" + namely: 20 year-old Oluseye + / Idowu Jacob, who is also + ) L K It was gathered that the L + ) • " 8 # ## K Olawale, Ogunniyi Sunday, 8 # L " € Tolani Babatunde aka Biggy, # + Abubakar Umar aka Barry, Until the tragedy, the deceased Odeyemi Itunnu aka Gomina + O K ! 8 L ) J / ! # ; # )) O KJ T 8

# # / It was learnt that the deceased commitment, diligence and had made up his mind to ) + # # )) # ! to the breakthrough and a scheduled meeting to resolve < # / ! + stolen items, the InspectorBut he stayed action to give D

# ?T ! M O Abubakar, enjoined the / ) ! citizens to continue to support ) the Police with relevant " " + + # ) # / ! " ) who had lost their vehicles in A source described him as # # ) + a strong character who, in his +

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him a day earlier, but he could # ) # + not read between the line his real # ) # ) It was learnt that he had

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" / / ) # # Otaiku actually had hid the small " #" ) ) " ! ) # ! + ) / ! were not enough as he died on + ! $ ? # $? R " “Nobody can say why he + # ! ! + ) + 9 has a degree and only working ) 9 I cannot just understand why he such a short-sighted person to " ) = # IGP Abubakar

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Saturday, July 12, 2014

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n Tuesday July 8, something monumental happened in the whole world, not just in the football world. Because on that date, billions of viewers all over the world(active and passive lovers of football) were shocked,

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% $ % " $& ! track record, no prophet, no diviner, no pundit could have ever predicted this debacle. Yes, the possibility of Brazil losing the match was always there, but to # "

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Life lessons from demystification of Brazil’s football team ter. So preparing for events and encounters are important, but they must never lead us to complacency. The D-day is the day, and we must recruit all the forces and resources to exceed our best shadow performance. The dynamics of real battle are never the same as for mock battle, because in real battle, we use real hard lead bullets and not rubber bullets. 3. There is really no one born as an ‘un ! " True life is a game of chance. Yes, circumstances can conspire against us. Sometimes it looks like all the odds are against us, and that it is pouring and not raining. There is no one guaranteed to succeed or to fail all the time; times and chance happen to all. We all have the chance to succeed or to fail. Much of it depends on us and the strength of the opposing forces at the particular time, not discounting divine providence. # $ % "" $ & % & !!

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$& % overestimate your opponent but confront him from a superior position. Never be afraid of your opponent. Conventional wisdom is to respect your opponent, believing that he too has worked hard

to win, but ensure you have a superior arsenal backed with superior skills. 5. Do not overrate yourself That can be as dangerous as underestimating your opponent. Overrating yourself may bring complacency or pride. Of course, pride goes before a fall. Don’t always believe the hype. There was a top dog before you, and is now being & `& X ` X $& to remain in the limelight, you must insist on improving your game from day to

Indeed if you can dream it, you can attain it. But if you say you can’t, then you won’t. You are the obstacle between you and your dream

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& % tain it. But if you say you can’t, then you won’t. You are the obstacle between you > have scored twelve goals that night but they chose to stop at seven because they thought that was already ‘too high’. 8. No matter the number of supporters, $& !! % Brazilian team could have been saved from the humiliation on the 8th of July. Over 80% of the spectators in the stands were either Brazilians or supporters of the Brazilian team. They sang, shouted and cried. But not much changed. Yes, public opinion and public support are

% ! tant focus must be on the hens that lay the eggs. When the chips are down, the crowds will move on, so do not count !! $ & % who shouted ‘Hossana’ today, may be the same ones who will shout ‘crucify him’ tomorrow. 9. Even when you fall, you are not a failure.... unless... ...You have chosen to become a failure by staying down. Do like the Coach of Brazilian, Luiz Felipe Scolari, who held his head high, consoled his players and > ! Q X " &

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