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Allow OBJ negotiate with Boko Haram – Mulism group tells Jonathan Nigerians in U.S differ Why Russia didn’t send security experts Taiye Agbaje, Abuja

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uslim Rights Concern (MURIC), yesterday, called on the Federal Government to give former President Olusegun Obasanjo the go-ahead to prevail on the Boko Haram extremists to release the abducted Chibok schoolgirls. Obasanjo was reported to have said that he could reach out to the murderous Islamic group over the abduction if the Federal Government gives its nod. In a statement made available by the Director of MURIC, Professor Ishaq Akintola, the group urged President Jonathan to expedite action on the matter before it is too late. “We call attention to the fact that this has happened in other climes. Ex-Presidents Jimmy Carter and George Bush of the United States have mediated in several crises around the world. So did former >>Continued on Page 2

L-R: President, National Association of Women Judges of Nigeria (NAWJN), South West zone, Justice Moronkeji Ogunwumiju; Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun; Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu and Chief Judge of Lagos State, Ayotunde Philips, at the NAWJN South West zone conference in Lagos...yesterday. PHOTO: NAN

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nspector-General of Police (IGP), Mohammed Abubakar, has directed the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police (Operations), Mike Zuokumor, to relocate to Ekiti State, to coordinate security for the governorship election holding on June 21. The IGP’s directive was contained in a statement is-

sued by the Police Public Mba, in Abuja yesterday. Abubakar also directed Zuokumor to ensure that there is adequate police presence in all the polling units and collation centres in the state. He warned troublemakers to steer clear of Ekiti through-

out the election, as the police would not hesitate to arrest and prosecute anyone who his or her status in the society. The IGP assured the people of readiness of the police and other security agencies to provide adequate security to ensure smooth and orderly conduct of the election.

He, however, charged the personnel assigned to election duties to work in line ! duct and international best practices. Abubakar called on politicians and candidates in the election as well as stakeholders to cooperate with security agencies to ensure a hitchfree poll.

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Cover Chibok Girls: Let OBJ negotiate with Boko Haram Continued from Page 1 British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the Ukrainian crisis. “It is also on record that this same ex-President Obasanjo has mediated in Sudan and many other countries. His pedigree !

" dent Jonathan to repose dence in him regardless ences. This is a national cause and primordial sentiments must take

the back seat. This is the time to exhibit statesmanship,� the statement further said. MURIC reasoned that it would remain the pride of the country if the kidnap saga is resolved inhouse. “It will also be the pride of the African continent,� it added. The Muslim group, however, commended the former president for taking the bull by the horn, in spite of the risk involved.

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Why Russia didn’t send security experts – Envoy Taiye Agbaje, Abuja

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mbassador of Russia in Nigeria, Nikolay N. Udovichenko, has disclosed the reason his country is not sending security personnel to help Nigeria in the search for the abducted girls of the Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State. He made the remarks on Thursday night during the country’s National Day celebration in Abuja. Nearly 300 girls were kidnapped from their school in the remote North East of the country by the Islamic extremist, Boko Haram, on April 14, this year. The abduction, which sparked international outrage, prompted some countries, including the United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK), to deploy

technical experts to Nigeria Meanwhile, the Russian envoy, while responding to questions from journalists on whether his country plans to send security specialists to assist Nigeria in the search, said: “So far, I think that it is not very topical because there are some

tries already, and it is better for the Nigerian side to coordinate their being here. Because the question is not to send too many people; the question is how to organise, how to coordinate the activities.� Udovichenko explained that what Russia plans to do is to engage Nigerian security agencies in trainings that would assist the country not only to combat the present security challenges but fu-

ture problems. deposit in future and the way to future is to train experts, specialists and to solve their social problems, economic problems,� he said. According to him, “we know from our own experience, how important it is to nancing the terrorist groups;

not only military decision but to continue permanent negotiation. “Our country is ready as it has always been, to lend a hand to Nigeria in this struggle. Russia can, and really ways. One of the examples is to accept Nigerian special He said Russia has maintained close and friendly re-

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Cover Terror: Nigeria, U.S, others raise intelligence unit Cyril Mbah, Abuja

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ight countries have constituted a functional External Intelligence Response Unit BK9 *C # % the problems of militancy and terrorism in the West African sub-region. The countries are Nigeria, the United States of America, Cameroun, France, Benin Republic, Chad, Niger and the United Kingdom, who have collectively agreed to collaborate by freely sharing information and intelligence as well as military technical know-how, to halt the spread of insurgency in the region. Director General of the National Orientation Agency, Mr. Mike Omeri, who is also the Chairman of the National Security Information Centre, disclosed in Abuja yesterday, that the External Intelligence Response Unit was set-up to harness and coordinate intelligence materials on insurgency from the region, for prompt response by security forces. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed during the week by member nations, in keeping with agreements reached at the Paris Summit to solidify the collaboration and make it binding on the parties. Omeri described the develop-

ment as a major achievement for Nigeria and the West African sub-region in the war against terrorism, saying that cooperation between the countries would go a long way to ensure success in the counter-terrorism operations in the northeast. He explained that the response unit will assist Nigeria in the war against insurgency, and provide the Armed Forces with advanced intelligence from various sources, to enable it decisively deal with the Boko Haram threat. Omeri also said the alleged $ ! 5! % in Chibok was a deliberate ruse circulated by those he described as mischief makers desperate to tarnish the image of the country and weaken the will of the Armed Forces in the war against insurgency. He also said the National Orientation Agency would commence a National Workshop on Security Awareness in private and public schools in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on June 24-25. The workshop, which targets proprietors, school children, teachers, school administrators and Parent/Teachers Associations, will be extended to other states of the federation in due course, he said.

L-R: Wife of late human rights activist, Dr. Yewande Cole-Ajibola; Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola; Commissioner for Housing, Mr. Bosun Jeje, and Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Ayo Gbeleyi, at the inauguration of Gbagada Housing Estate in Lagos‌recently.

Rivers’ crisis: NBA rejects Assembly’s amendment of High Court Law ‌Threatens court action R

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ivers State branch of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) has issued a vehement condemnation of the recent amendment made to the Rivers State High Court Law, of 2001 on Wednesday, which empowers the Chief Registrar of the High Court to assign cases to judges, in the their political party to allow absence of a substantive chief peace to reign before, during judge. The Rivers State House of and after the election. ``The electorate should not Assembly had on Wednesday take the election as a do-or-die amended Section 40 of the # State High Court Law, of 2001, caution their wards to shun by inserting sub-section 2 to Section 40, empowering the violence. ``They should not allow Chief Registrar to assign cases themselves to be used as po- and perform other adminlitical thugs; election will come istrative duties pending the and go, but our state remains appointment of a substantive and that is what we call our chief judge. A public hearing and a own,� the traditional ruler exdebate by House of Assemplained. He urged the Independent bly, which culminated in the National Electorate Commis- passage of the amended bill, sion to make sure the election is free and fair, saying, ``It is the only way to avoid violence.�

Monarch canvasses peace for Ekiti election

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wi of Ado-Ekiti, Oba Rufus Adejuyigbe, yesterday in Ado-Ekiti, charged security agencies in the state to maintain neutrality in the June 21 governorship election. The monarch, who gave the charge in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), said the security agencies should not compromise the peace of the state. ``I want to appeal to the security agencies in the state not to support any political party, but to be neutral before, during and after the conduct of the election. ``I also want to appeal to all our people, irrespective of

APC rally: Court remands 2 over dangerous weapons

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n Osogbo Magistrate’s Court, yesterday, remanded two men in an Ilesa Prison for allegedly being in possession of dangerous weapons at an APC rally in Ila Local Government Area of Osun State. The two accused persons are Adeyemi Sikiru, 26, and Ajao Tunde, 26. The accused are facing a three -count charge of conspiracy, assault and breach of public peace. The Magistrate, Mr Olusola Aluko, who gave the order, said the accused should be kept behind bars, because of the gravity ! # / Earlier, the police prosecutor, Insp. Isiaka Ajadi, told the court that the accused persons com # ' VR the scene of the All Progressive Congress Campaign rally. Ajadi said ``the accused armed themselves with danger-

ous weapons in order to cause mayhem and also disrupt the APC rally. ``The accused carried three cutlasses, one knife, and three axes, with assorted charms.’’ The prosecutor said the of! sections 516, 80,508, and 417 (d) of the Criminal Code Cap 34, Vol.11 Laws of Osun, 2003. The accused, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge against them. Counsel to the accused, Mrs Nnena Ugwu and Mr Kola Oluwa Ogunwale, prayed the court to grant their clients bail in the most liberal terms. The Magistrate, however, overruled the bail application and ordered that a formal bail $ 5 3 date of adjournment. The case was adjourned to July 27 for mention.

lasted three hours. Thereafter, Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi assented to the bill later in the evening. Chairman of the Rivers State branch of the NBA, Mr. Dennis Okwakpan, who addressed journalist after said the NBA would challenge the amendment immediately the striking judiciary workers return to their desks. According to Okwakpan, the amended law would humiliate judges if it is allowed to operate because the essence of the amended law is for judges to take orders from their junior ' !

He disclosed that the NBA had been interfacing with the National Judicial Commission (NJC) on how to resolve the lingering crisis in the judiciary. “We discussed a couple of things and at the end of the meeting, a few decisions were

My husband is a rapist, fraudster – Woman tells court

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37-year-old housewife, Mrs. Margret Ojo, yesterday, asked an Ado-Ekiti customary court to dissolve her 15-year-old marriage to her husband, Bamidele Ojo. Margret is seeking the dissolution of the marriage on the grounds that her husband “is a fraud, rapist and a brute.� She said Ojo lacked respect for her and the marriage as he did not cater for her needs and those of their children which often led to disagreements and & Margret said her husband often assaulted her whenever he demanded for money and she failed to give him, adding that his parents were also aware of their son’s “irresponsible behaviour.� The mother of four said there was an incident when the husband connived with his friends and duped her and that when she discovered and confronted him, he beat her mercilessly.

According to her, since she married her husband, he has % < #ligation to her people as is expected of an in-law, but that she on her part has always taken care of his parents. She alleged that Ojo’s actions had even resulted in him attempting to rape her sister when she was not at home. Bamidele, 41, however denied the allegations adding that he was often forced to take care of the family by cooking their meals because his wife was lazy. He also claimed that he had never disrespected his wife or in-laws, but held them in high regard. He further stated that he always tried to meet his responsibilities to the family with his meagre salary and other little money he earned. The court’s president, Mr Joseph Ogunsemi adjourned the case to July30 for further hearing.

taken. The whole idea is how the state can move further and get out of this crisis that has engulfed the judiciary. He added: “The most notable decision that we took was basically to get approval from our members at this extraordinary general meeting, to continue to engage all the authorities, the NJC and the Rivers State government with a view of resolving the issue the question of appointing a substantive chief judge for the state. “We also reviewed the Rivers State House of Assembly decision to amend the High Court Law to vest power on the Chief Registrar of the High Court to assume or carry out the administrative duties of the chief judge of the state. “We agreed as an association, as a body, to condemn the amendment of the High Court Law by the State House of Assembly. It is a law as it is, but we have decided to condemn it because in our estimation, it would not be practicable to enforce it; and it would ulti-

mately humiliate the judges. * the magistrate who had been vested with the power to assign cases, is not a judicial of er and is junior in rank to judges.� He continued: “If you are to go by the law, the magistrate would now be assigning cases to a judge. What this means is that, he is going to assign cases; he can actually exercise some kind of supervisory role on judges because he can assign cases, and could also withdraw such cases. “So we resolved it cannot be practicable in any way, and it would expose judges to humiliation. So, that is why we have taken a decision to condemn the law, and will ultimately challenge it when the court resumes. It is a notable decision we took.� At press time last night, the NBA was still in a crucial

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oordinator, National Information Centre, Mr. Mike Omeri, yesterday, described the alleged abduction of another 20 women by the Boko Haram sect at Chibok, Borno State, as a misinformation. Omeri, who spoke at a joint news conference in Abuja said: ``The story on the abduction of Fulani women is improbable; troops on ground have said no such report has been received. ||9 $ 5 that there is no police report # en have been abducted.’’ According to Omeri, the story may likely be part of the general misinformation

being peddled to create the impression that the insurgents are inaccessible. Omeri, who is also the Director-General of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), appealed to the media to exercise discretion in their reportage. He said surveillance - air and land patrols - were ongoing in the North East and other parts of the country to curtail the activities of terrorists and armed groups. The coordinator said that occasional encounters between the troops and insurgents necessitated continuous cordon and search in many locations.

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Sanusi:Court grants counsels’ plea to make consultation Paschal Njoku, Abuja

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L-R: Deputy Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on FCT, Hon. Raphael Igbokwe; Permanent Secretary, FCT, Engineer John Chukwu; Vice President, Mohammed Namadi Sambo; Chairman, FCT Traditional Rulers, Ona of Abaji, His Royal Highness, Adamu Yunusa; Minister of State FCT, Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide and Minister of Works, Arc. Mike Onolememen, during the ground breaking ceremony of the rehabilitation and expansion of the Outer Southern Expressway in Abuja... recently. Photo: Wale Adenuga

Doctors warm up for another strike, present demands to FG Toyin Adebayo, Abuja

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he Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) yesterday declared that there would be chaos and anarchy in the health sector if a non doctor is appointed to the position of the consultant in any hospital. NMA gave the government 14 days to meet all her demands or have her members called out for a resumption of the total and 5 ! service suspended on January 5. The association spoke through their president, Dr. Kayode Obembe, at a press $ 5 " "" 6 7 [ % the Government of the Federation� on the resolutions ! &+= & B& C/ According to him, the title

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" $ relationship between the Specialist Medical Doctor and his patient; it will be a source of confusion if the title is applied to any other health worker who statutory does not own patient. He added that N100, 000 per month hazard allowance must be paid to doctors because they are exposed to danger while treating patients. He stressed that about seven doctors in K " $ # with Lassa fever. Obembe added that the post of the deputy chairman, Medical Advisory B: += C has been circularised and operational. Rather than abolish it, the NMA demands that four DCMACs for teaching hospitals and three for the Federal Medical

Centres be appointed forthwith to assist the CMACs whose statutory responsibilities are too heavy to handle. According to him, NMA is opposed to the appointment of directors in the hospitals because the position will distort the chain of command in the hospital, induce anarchy and expose " treatment and management negative consequences. 9 % to the Government of the Federation, NMA demands that the grade level 12 B &+K QC health sector must be skipped for medical doctors; Surgeon General of the Federation must be appointed with # / Others are the immediate implementation of January

3rd 2014 circular, the immediate payment of the arrears of the corrected relativity for 22 years during which her members were short changed and the immediate adjustment of the doctors’ salaries to maintain the relativity as agreed and documented once CONHESS is adjusted. Also, that government should expedite the passage of the National Health Bill (NHB) and extend Universal Health Coverage to cover 100% of Nigerians and not 30% as currently prescribed by National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). NMA therefore, appealed to Nigerians for their understanding, and impress it upon the government to meet their demands to avoid the strike which is scheduled to start on July 1, 2014.

Gambari advocates respect for rule of law to the followers, adding that $ ! ormer Nigerian self enrichment, but to make P e r m a n e n t life comfortable to the poor Representative to the in the society. The former United Nations, Professor " =# + Ibrahim Gambari, has called during the Buhari/Idiagbon for respect for the rule of military administration stated law where rights of every that everybody should be individual must be respected equal before the law for a irrespective of political, just and egalitarian society, religious and cultural adding that good governance background. Gambari, a among other things involves diplomat of international participation, transparency repute, made the call at the 7th and accountability on the part Annual National Conference of the rulers to the ruled. of the Muslim Lawyers’ According to him, “good Association of Nigeria governance ensures that (MULAN), held at the Shehu political, social and economic Musa Yar’Adua International priorities are based on broad Conference Centre, Abuja. consensus in the society, and Delivering a lecture with that the voices of the poorest 6 7 ! [ and the most vulnerable are ' 6 = heard in decision-making for Unity and National over the allocation of Development,� Gambari development resources.� He said those at the helm of said that at the National level, # % the United Nations supports be made to be accountable a rule of law framework that Taofeeq Lawal, Abuja

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includes a Constitution or its equivalent as the highest law of the land, a clear and consistent legal framework and implementation with strong institution of justice, governance, security and human rights that are 5 equipped. Gambari, who is currently an Under Secretary at the UN, added that Nigeria needs a new direction to tackle its major challenges, especially corruption, which he said has painted the country in bad light globally. He called for # hydra-headed monster which he said has eaten deep into the national fabric. “The time has come when we urgently need new compass for our society. ' 5 environment, we tolerate 5 / country is known as one of the most corrupt countries in the

world, some of our nationals are renowned as expert scammers. We did not start this way, and there is nothing inherently dubious about the Nigerian character.� He called for political tolerance, religious tolerance and respect for the diversity of the country which he said are pre-requisite for “a republic that is at peace with itself and consolidates its unity.� He said that if properly harnessed, the human and material resources of Nigeria under visionary, fair and dedicated leadership can make the country as one of the most prosperous and just nations, not only in Africa but internationally. Gambari added that Africa needs strong leaders and institutions to achieve global success and well being of her citizens as witnessed in the developed countries of the world.

ational Industrial Court, yesterday granted the plea of two counsels; Kola Awodein and Abubakar Mahmoud for an adjournment to enable them consult with their client, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, who recently emerged as Emir of Kano under controversial circumstances. Both counsels are " $ Sanusi (claimant) in the

5 High Court Abuja, against President Goodluck Jonathan BV ! C = % General of the Federation (2nd defendant) and the Inspector General of Police (3rd defendant). Sanusi had approached the court to have his appointment reinstated, but the presiding judge, Justice Gabriel Kolawole, ruled that the Federal High Court was bereft of jurisdiction to entertain the

suit. Subsequently, Justice Kolawole had to transfer & Industrial Court for adjudication since it borders on labour and employment related issues. Yesterday’s proceeding was for all parties in the suit to address the presiding judge, Justice Babatunde Adejumo, on their various motions for stay of proceeding in view of Section 47 of the National Industrial Act. Justice Adejumo had insisted that the NIC has ; since it was a suit transferred to it by a court of coordinate jurisdiction. 4 was called, Chief Awodein and Mahmoud said they were not in court during the last adjournment, and therefore, pleaded the court for leave to enable them consult with the claimant to know the next line of action.

CJN,NJI blame decay in maritime on policy implementation Paschal Njoku, Abuja

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hief Justice of Nigeria, Hon. Justice Mariam A. Mukhtar, has said that poor policy implementation, obsolete laws and lack of skilled manpower etc are the major factors retarding the actualisation of potentials in the maritime sector of the Nigerian economy. Justice Mukhtar made the observation at the 13th Maritime Seminar for Judges organised by the National Judicial Institute Abuja, in collaboration with the Nigerian Shippers’ Council. “The problem of implementation of laws and policies is the bane of Nigeria’s maritime industry. This sector is full of potentials that are largely untapped for $ 5 ! & " people,� the CJN said. She stressed the need to

have a virile policy that would enhance the development of the Nigerian maritime sector, adding that “the developments of the maritime industry and admiralty laws are key " # improve the maritime sector. “There is need to restructure and strengthen the country’s judicial system to solve the problems faced by litigants and maritime lawyers in prosecuting maritime disputes in Nigerian courts. There is the need to foster the growth of the maritime sector via standardisation of the maritime laws� Justice Mukhtar stated. CHANGE OF NAME ATUCHUKWU: I formerly known as ATUCHUKWU CHUKUEMELE JOSEPH now wish to be known and addressed as EDDYSON CHINEMEREM JOSEPH. All former documents remain valid. Nigerian Navy Secondary School Imeri and general public please take note.

Boko Haram: Jonathan seeks Nigerians’ assistance Alphonsus Eze, Awka

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resident Goodluck Jonathan has again stressed the need for Nigerians to join hands with him to defeat the Boko Haram insurgents who have been terrorising the north eastern states of the country. The President, who spoke yesterday in Onitsha, the Anambra State commercial hub, through the Aso Rock Chapel Chaplain and his Special Adviser on Religious + Š / $ Onwuzurumba, during the Synod of the Diocese of the Niger, said with the cooperation of every Nigerian, the insurgents would be defeated. President Jonathan said the

type of warfare embarked upon by the insurgents was not conventional and therefore, requires that every Nigeria gives relevant information on how to deal with the insurgents. He said, “Information is the actual ingredient to address this issue. So, I am reiterating that God being on our side and every Nigeria showing concern; we will certainly overcome Boko Haram.� The President restated his desire to rebuilt Akpakogwe Primary School, Ogidi, belonging to the Anglican Church, where the late literary icon, Prof. Chunua = $ $ 5 " 5 /

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Anambra House demands immortalisation of Akunyili Cyprian Ebele Onitsha

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he Anambra State House of Assembly has demanded the immortalisation of the former Director-General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and ex-Minister for Information and Communication, late Prof Dora Akunyili. Speaker of the House, Mrs. Chinwe Nwaebili (APGA Ogbura 2) and other members made the demand during the plenary session based on the motion raised by a member representing Anaocha Constituency, Mr.

Ebele Ejiofor. Mr. Ebele Ejiofor (APGA Anaocha1) moved the motion of immortalising Akunyili as a distinguished

! ! the House, and urged his colleagues to support it. He said Akunyili was an internationally renowned Pharmacist, Pharmacologist, erudite scholar, seasoned administrator and a visionary leader, who championed the foremost national re-branding " 7& " ? Good People, Great Nation.� Ejiofor said that she

meritoriously and honorably served her country in various capacities as Petroleum Trust Fund member representing Anaocha Local Government Area, Director –General NAFDAC, and Minister of Information and Communication . He said that she was among the three delegates representing Anambra State in the ongoing National Conference. 7: rendered, she exhibited accountability, fairness, impartiality, transparency and high level of professionalism in her life

time.� Supporting the motion, Mr. Tony Muonagor (APC idemili North ) said it was timely and worthy as Akunyili showed high level of patriotism, honesty and transparency during her course of service to the nation. = " 79 Akunyili’s case, it was proved that honesty pays, her honest life shot her to limelight during Obasanjo’s regime.� The lawmakers said that Akunyili was a rare gem, and should be immortalised as a way of encouraging hard work .

ABC Transport tasks FRSC on road mishaps Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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isenchanted by the increasing cases of accidents on the nation’s highways, the Managing Director of ABC Transport Plc, Mr. Frank Nneji, has called on the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to increase and intensify its patrols and public enlightingment in all zones. 4 5 as the number one global killer of people aged 10 - 24, and lamented that more than one million people are killed worldwide, while more ’R ; accidents annually across the country. The M/D made this observation at a one-day trainee-drivers convocation and 2014 Accidents-free Awards/ceremony organised by the company in Owerri. Nneji, quoting the World Health Organisation (WHO), revealed that Nigeria as a nation has one of the highest ! % " other countries. 7+ % shown that accidents do not simply happen by chance, they

are caused by either vehiclerelated factors, human-related factors or environmentalrelated factors,� he said. Revealing that though % eradicate road accidents, ‘’we all have a chance to prevent it if only many of our road transport operators " keep training and retraining their drivers, and if only the government would keep educating and enlighting the public on road safety practices.’’ At the ceremony which featured presentation of 5 " award to ABC Transport by ITF, Nneji disclosed that ABC Transport established the Drivers’ Training Academy (DTA) to professionalise driving so that drivers not only appreciate and master the art of driving, but also take pride in their profession rather than think that driving is just a mere job. As a major road transport service provider, he assured that the ABC would continue to collaborate with every stakeholder whose goal is to reduce carnages on the roads.

Electoral apathy mars Anambra voter card’s distribution Cyprian Ebele Onitsha

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he Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC), yesterday, accused the people of Anambra State of electoral apathy due to the low turnout of the electorate during elections, and urged them to immediately change / While making the allegation, 4 5 5 / 5 # & + # / & 5 & 8 5 / % 5 $ 2 the Resident Electoral American Embassy, Ms. Hillary Renner at the State House, Abuja... recently. Photo: Anayo Opara Commissioner, (REC), Prof. Chukwuemeka Onukaogu stated that INEC had not really liberty, right to freedom of government should still inscription of our position on involved the electorate in voter Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha expression, right to freedom explore other diplomatic % # education in the state which resulted in not having any he Anambra State of movement among others ways of ensuring that the directions for safety�. = impact in the state. Branch of the Civil as enshrined in the 1999 Chibok saga was resolved, Onukaogu, who during the Liberties Organisation, Constitution of the Federal and terrorism abated in the 5 be MASSOB members also state’s voter education project (CLO), yesterday in Republic of Nigeria, Chapter country. = " 7 traced the Minaj Broadcast held at Emmaus House,

4 as amended�. 78 were at the last segment of International (MBI) reporter Awka, the state capital, was by the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign proponents of terrorism press interview after the to a store where he ran for organised by the National and bombings in Nigeria to rally, some group of boys cover and demanded for the Orientation Agency (NOA), State of Biafra, (MASSOB). According to the state remember that human life is suddenly joined us at the recorded tape used in the in collaboration with Charity chairman of CLO, Comrade sacred, and no one has any venue. They pretended to be rally. He revealed that = % = 7 % ; % # ! listening to our discussion before they suddenly turned unfortunately for them, they the widespread impression out of another person�. He said that it would be " $ collected the wrong tape already created in the media, what the CLO did was not suicidal to engage in swap ; 5 as the reporter had already a protest, but a peacefully deal with the Boko Haram and stones. They snatched hidden the correct tape in the Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri rather that our placards which bore the store before they could trace rally to take a stand on the insurgents he Former Speaker, Imo prevailing situation in the State House of Assembly, country. It is beyond Chibok Hon. Goodluck Nanah and BringBackOurGirls slogan�. Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha Islamic scholar, leader Government to take heart Opiah, has expressed his 7: " % " and philanthropist who adding that God’s will has readiness to dislodge the incumbent representative of Old Market Road, Onitsha, uslims, resident fought for the welfare of been done. Anambra State, CLO in Anambra the country, especially He said the late Emir was the constituency in the nation’s joined the rest of the world State, under when he was the governor a man of peace, unity and lower legislative chamber in in condemning terrorism the platform of Nigeria of Central Bank of Nigeria oneness, who believed in the forthcoming primaries of the Peoples Democratic Party under any guise being Supreme Council of Islamic (CBN). one Nigeria�. perpetrated. We called for =# B& 9=C % % 78 % (PDP). According to Alhaji Hon. Opiah warned the unconditional release in Onitsha, congratulated =; " 7 % new Emir will emulate of the abducted school girls the new Emir of Kano, a Muslim or Christian, the exemplary life of the electorate in the area to beware and total eradication of all Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, on his interest is on how to late Emir since he was of impostors who want to forms of terrorism, religious his installation, and urged $ % educated here in Onitsha. QRV’ extremism and corruption in him to abide by the oath of wants a united Nigeria.� The NSCIA group election. Opiah, a two time law the country�. / Commenting on his condoled with the family, 78 The vice president of the predecessor, late Emir people and government of maker from Abacheke Egbema girls abducted since April 14, group in the state, Alhaji Alhaji Ado Bayero, Alhaji Y " 79 " ; ”K"$ 2014 have been denied their Dauda Agagu, described Ajagu urged his family, God that brought the late Local Government Area which produces enormous quantity right to life, right to personal Sanusi as an eminent Kano State and the Federal Emir and took him back.�

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Ezeemo Trust Foundation, founded by Mr. Godwin Ezeemo, a governorship candidate of the Progressive People’s Alliance (PPA), said $ country since independence, and the electorate had not been carried along.� He said there is the need for vibrant voter education in the country, which is the reason INEC is changing the tune today. 78 " religious organisations, markets and to the traditional rulers, so as to have a paradigm shift, the issue of waiting for three days before the election must be discountenanced� However, he used the forum to inform the people that distribution of permanent voter’s cards would commence on July 18, 2014 in Anambra State.

Ex-Imo Speaker joins House of Reps contest

Anambra Muslims congratulate Emir of Kano

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of crude oil has in the past % # stagnation as a result of poor representation in the House of Representatives. The former Speaker spoke at his country home where he formally declared his intention to replace Irona in 2015 stressed that he was compelled to join the race because of relentless pressures from major stakeholders of the LGA who are now disenchanted with the poor performance of the present representative, and are now yearning for a change. 79 " serious thought to the pressure which is coming from the Ohaji/Egbema Integrity Group, which cuts across all wards in our Federal constituency�.

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he Lagos State Ministry of the Environment, yesterday, advised residents not to panic over the high intensity of rains. This was contained in a statement signed by Mr. Fola Adeyemi, a public relations %/ It said that the rains had slowed down the percolation rate of water generated and the saturation level of the soil. The statement said that the Commissioner for the Environment, Mr Tunji Bello, gave the advice due to the heavy rainfall across the state in the past weeks. It stated that the state was

experiencing peculiarity of a coastal city where it was normal to have storm water on the road whenever it rained consistently. ``Lagosians are advised not to panic, but to go about their normal business activities as our canals are regularly cleaned and maintained to contain storm water generated during the rains. ``Residents of the state are also assured that we are intensifying our mid rain cleaning exercise in order to absorb storm water generated during this period. ``Whenever it rains heavily across the state, this naturally leads to a rise in the lagoon and

the ocean which automatically locks up all the canals in the state. ``Until the water in the ocean and lagoon recedes; that is when our canals can discharge into theses water bodies. ||> ! # takes a long time before water discharges into the lagoon as well as the time it eliminates all $ / It however, said that it was pertinent to explain that water on the road after continuous ! $ "/ ||9 ; 5 % ! $ % !

Bello was quoted. The statement advised Lagosians to be prepared for rains of high intensity which would be accompanied by occasional thunderstorm. ``We advise our people not $ !

$ % # the roads when necessary in $ " " / Bello urged residents, community development associations and resident associations to relate with " and drainage resident engineers in the 57 local governments and council development areas whenever the need arose.

Security:Ondo CP charges school proprietors on collaboration Peter Dada, Akure

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# $ ! security around primary and secondary schools in Police Commissioner, Mr. Isaac Eke, has called on proprietors of schools to cooperate with the Police command. The commissioner gave the advice at a stakeholders meeting with proprietors of schools in the state and other security agencies in Akure, the state capital. Eke, who noted that the issue of security should not be left with the security agencies alone, said the directive to hold the stakeholders meeting in the state came from the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, in a bid to tackle the security challenges facing the country in recent times. The CP also charged

the proprietors to erect high fence around their

to give room for intruders to enter their compounds to perpetrate criminal act, especially kidnapping of the pupils. He warned: I will urge all school proprietors to instruct their security guards not to allow anybody to enter their premises to take away any child without any concerete 5 / “The school authorities should not allow any student to roam the streets during school hours because there is a tendency for students that are not in schools while other are in schools to join bad gangs. We have to be very vigilant with our wards. There is a need for the parents and teachers to be checking the bags of these young children regularly.

IGP assures adequate security,warns trouble makers to keep off Kola Olawoyin

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he governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) in Ekiti State, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, has accused the state governor, Kayode Fayemi, who is " $ ! ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), of deliberately ordering the

closure of the Ekiti State University because he knew the students had made up their minds to vote massively for the PDP on June. 21. Fayose made this allegation while doling out over 37,000 branded bags of rice to students of tertiary institutions in the state as well as other

residents. Out of the total number, 6,000 bags were distributed to students, 10,000 to market men and women, 10,000 to other groups while the remaining 6,000 went to each of the 16 local government areas of the state. While Fayose personally supervised distribution

Army orders demolition of Lagos airport ‘Mammy market’ Biodun Akomolafe

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uthorities of Nigerian Army have ordered the demolition of the % one of its formations located at the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos. The demolition order which was supervised by

; ! 194 Division of Nigerian Army, Ikeja Lagos, was said to have been given to create a decent environment for the newly completed housing estate meant for some senior / Over 200 traders selling all manner of products ranging from beer, food items, shoes and cloths including restaurant operators had their shops demolished. While speaking with Saturday Newswatch, some

of the traders said they were not given enough notice to remove their wares and belongings from the market. They alleged that the military authority was unfair to them, because the collected rents from them when they knew the shops would be demolished. “We were shocked when information came to us on Wednesday that we should vacate our shops which have all been marked for demolition by the military authority, because they have turned this barrack to residential quarters for top % / “They threatened that if we by today (Friday), we may not meet them intact by Monday when we return for trading. “What annoyed us most was that we were made to

pay rent for this month June, and today, June 13, they are demolishing our shops and stores,� the traders alleged. One of the traders who claimed she bought a four metre square space for N25,000 in 2005, alleged that the same piece of land as at June 1, 2014 was sold by # " for the Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) of the Barrack, for N100,000. The traders told our correspondent that they went for the exorbitant price because they were immune to every environmental laws and taxes of Lagos State. “We all know that the rent is very high; apart from the good sales, when you consider the protection we enjoy here, it % / 4 observe Thursday market environmental cleaning; no KAI comes here to disturb us.

of money and rice to the students, those allocated to other groups, such as market men and women, artisans as well as his supporters in each of the 16 local government areas of the state are to be shared through their leaders. Fayose said at the carnival-like ceremony held at the Spotless Hotel, located within GRA, AdoEkiti that he decided to give out the bags of rice and a sum of N2,000 each $ 5 % ! identifying with them. According to him, many of the students of the Ekiti State owned University, (EKSU), whose institution were ordered shut last week by authorities were not from Ekiti State, hence the need to make them comfortable. The former governor said the need to stand by the students in their ! % become necessary so as to discourage them from collecting money that decision on the day of the election from wrong persons. “I decided to support you students with all that I have, especially those of you who have made up your minds to stay back here in Ekiti to be able to vote for me.

he Inspector-General of Police, IGP M.D. Abubakar, has assured Nigerian citizens, especially indigenes of Ekiti State, of the readiness of the Nigeria Police and other relevant security agencies to provide # % smooth and orderly conduct of the Ekiti gubernatorial election which comes up on June 21, 2014 The IGP who gave this assurance during a brief meeting with the Police Management Team, yesterday, at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, warned all trouble-makers and anti-social elements to stay away from the state throughout the period of the election as the Police will not

hesitate to arrest and prosecute % " % law or causes a breach of the peace. To this end, the IGP has directed the Deputy InspectorGeneral of Police in charge of Operations, DIG Michael Zuokumor, to relocate to AdoEkiti, the capital of Ekiti State so as to ensure adequate Police presence and co-ordination of all security operations for the election in all polling units and collation centres in the state. Meanwhile, the IGP has men assigned to election duties in Ekiti state to ensure that they work in line with the Police Code of Conduct and international best practices.

Methodist Prelate extols Akunyili, Bayero,Oputa’s virtues

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he Prelate, Methodist Church Nigeria Dr. Samuel Chukwuemeka Kanu Uche has charged Nigerians to emulate the sterling virtues of the former Minister of Information, Prof Dora Akuniyili, late Emir of Kano, Ado Bayero and Justice Chukwudi Oputa, who had registered their feet on the sands of time, with their tireless contributions to make the society and the nation the best to live. In a release by the Conference

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Methodist Church Nigeria, Aramide Tola Noibi, the Prelate urged Nigerians to make the service to God and mankind the 5 ! dutifully impact positively on the fortunes of the society and the nation at all times. “They came, they saw, and conquered, more importantly, Dora Akuniyili in her crusade against fake drugs nationwide as the former NAFDAC boss,� the release stated.

Urhobo leaders accuse Lagos Oba of bias

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rhobo eaders in Badagry yesterday accused the Oba of Ibereko of supporting his chiefs and a handful of " " accross some streets around Oke-Oko community, and instead of channelling the water to the river or swamp through existing streets in the community, the Oba and some of his chiefs insisted that the leader of the Urhobos who is also a media practitioner should allow water to pass through his compound because he (the Urhobo

leader) is not an indigene. According to them, the * $ is the shortest route to ! and instead of spending % " " for this reason, he should open his fence and the fence of another landlord from Kogi State Meanwhile, the Urhobos in Badagry have threatened to protest, and draw the ! all over Nigeria and in Diaspora to the plan to assault their leader and transpass his land.

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South South

Bayelsa youths destroy Maku blames politicians Oil10, 000theft:tonnes of stolen oil for Nigeria’s crises P Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa

iqued by the c o n t i n u e d proliferation of power. we all have in common ordinator of the group, Cyprian Ebele, Asaba “Today, politicians is peace irrespective Rev. Chukwudi Eke, " 5 angry Ijaw youths inister of who want to run for any of our religion, culture said youths must stormed I n f o r m a t i o n , position will assemble or politics. We deserve not inadvertently or yesterday Labaran Maku, youths and give arms peace.� deliberately support creeks in Ekeremor Local yesterday in Asaba, and ammunition to He recalled that insurgents and Government Area of Delta State capital, them. Most of the the civil war, which unpatriotic politicians Bayelsa State, destroying blamed politicians for crises we are facing Asaba took part in, is " # about 10,000 metric tons the various crises in today emanated from a destruction, and bad $ " of stolen crude oil. politics.� Nigerian. experience; stressing % " " The youths under He urged youths to that never again will democracy. Maku, who made this the aegis of Crusaders known at the National 5" there ever be war in “They cannot by Against Oil Theft (COT) Peace Conference and politicians who want to Nigeria. bombing their way to said they would no longer Unity rally organised by destroy them and the He called on Nigerians power conclude that it’s close their eyes and watch Integrity for Leadership country. to rise in unity and say the only way to enthrone Maku sued for peace no to terrorism, as he peace and progress. We their environment being and Sustainable Christians, said terrorists are people must, therefore, allow destroyed by their own E m p o w e r m e n t among and the who departed from peace and unity to reign youths under the guise Initiative Inc. said, Muslims saying religious principles. “They (politicians) have traditionalists, supreme above political ! 5 " % used religion as their 79 5" Earlier in his speech, and ethno-religious described as illegal. instrument of political and rally for peace. What the National Co- # @ / The Co-ordinator of the group, Felix Timilaemi, an ex-militant leader, 5 development yesterday,

> 5" X " 5 night, and destroyed tanks containing over 10,000 tons of crude oil. It was gathered that the youths ambushed and

$ X " 5 $% some communities in the creeks. He said he led 29 members of his group to the operation, adding that the operators of the " 5 vain to resist the raid. “We overran the illegal People rallying support for Justice Daisy Okocha as Acting Chief Judge of Rivers State, and protesting against the 5 " / 9 amendment of the Rivers State High Court Law in Port Harcourt, Rivers State‌recently. a planned operation. We also destroyed four local boats, four pumping machines and other equipment worth millions of naira used

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Amaechi condoles with Senate over Kuta’s death R Amaka Agbu, Port Harcourt

ivers State governor, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, has condoled Nigeria’s Senate over the death of one of its vibrant members, Sen. Dahiru Awaisu Kuta, who represented Niger East Senatorial District. The governor also sympathised with the

government and people of Niger State and the family of the deceased over the loss which he described as irreparable. In a statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Rivers State Governor, Mr. David Iyofor, the governor said that late Senator Kuta would be remembered for his brilliant contributions to

the country’s legislature. “Sen. Kuta will always be remembered for his

district, state and the nation as a member of the Senate and Chairman ! on Federal Character and Inter-governmental =# @ read. Governor Amaechi urged members of the

Senate, the people of Niger State and the family of late Senator Kuta to 5 " 0 they mourn the departed patriot, and prayed that his soul rests in peace. The senator’s death was announced yesterday by the Senate. He died at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) in the early hours of Thursday.

Group lauds Dickson over infrastructure development current administration, saying the state has become youth group in one of the most peaceful Bayelsa State states in the country with relationship under the aegis exceptional of PDP Youth Vanguard with the state executive (PYV) has commended council of the PDP. In a statement issued the achievements of the state governor, yesterday in Yenagoa by the Coordinator of the Hon. Seriake Dickson, especially in the area of group, Mr. Beke Apere, security and infrastructure " # against cultism, sea piracy, development. oil theft The youth body described kidnapping, as unprecedented, the and provision of basic level of development the infrastructures failed to

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policies have changed the landscape of the state and placed the state among the most peaceful and secured state in the country. He said a tour of his group in the state showed an existing peace, security and development in every parts of the state. “Before now, the state was gripped by violence and insecurity but the last two years of the present administration has shown an impressive and commendable peace and development,� Apere said.

The youth leader noted that development cannot take place in an atmosphere of violence and kidnapping of contractors “but these issues have been put to an end in Bayelsa State. Maybe what we are seeing ! come. These peace and security existing in the state now is a thing of joy to us and everywhere I go, I can boldly say Bayelsa is one of the most peaceful states.�

by oil thieves to commit economic sabotage. 8 " 5 % operators saw us, they tried to resist our action, but discovering that we were greater in number, they abandoned their camps and ran away.� He said the destroyed " 5 % camps were located $ =X "$ and Egbemangalabiri areas of the council, adding that his personal resolve to confront oil ! against persons behind the illegal business, while expressing his commitment to the crusade despite many threats to his life by suspected oil thieves. “There have been threats to my life. It is expected because when you begin to destroy people’s misplaced and illegal means of livelihood, you expect them to react,� he said. Timilaemi asked the government to partner with his group explaining that they have the local intelligence to eradicate economic sabotage, saying with government backing, his group would expand their frontiers of operations to include other states. “We know the people and their locations and we have the capacity to stop them. Our next line of action is to check the ships coming into the creeks. We are going to burn anything related to oil theft,� he said.

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from Kefee’s U.K. publicist % % 5 death. The statement was made available by Adeline Adelicious Adebayo, the late musician’s UK manager. “On behalf of the family, it is with a great sadness, but grateful hearts that we announced the passing to glory of Kefee. Due to lungs failure this morning, our God’s mouth piece, chorus leader, daughter, wife, sister, friend, Kefee, Branama Queen, died,� the statement stated. The statement further stated that “In contrast to earlier rumours and stories in circulation, I do state that Kefee wasn’t six months

pregnant, and neither did she have pre-eclampsia.� Irikefe Obareki, also known as Kefee, had collapsed on an airplane on her way to Chicago, U.S. for an engagement. She had been in coma ever since her collapse until her death was announced.

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Fitch downgrades South Africa’s credit rating Abiodun Awogbemi with Agency report

R/ĂŒĂ? 5 quarter of this year, and it revised itch ratings agency yesterday its 2014 GDP growth forecast revised the outlook on South down to 1.7 percent from the 2.8 Africa to negative from stable percent that it issued during the " last country review in December Ă‹<<< $ ! 2013. The agency said that the investment-grade scale. The ratings agency said the government “faces a challenging outlook revision was partly due task to raise the country’s to a strike at platinum mines, the growth rate and improve social country’s longest-ever mining conditions, which has been stoppages that began in January $% weaker growth performance and when workers downed tools. On Thursday, the world’s three deteriorating trends in governance top platinum producers - Anglo and corruption.â€? Recently Nigeria’s GDP was American Platinum, Impala Platinum and Lonmin - said they rebased to arrive at a reviewed had “in principleâ€? reached a deal estimate of $509.9 billion (N80.2 to end the 21-week deadlock over trillion) for 2013, overtaking South Africa’s $372 billion for the same pay. Fitch said South Africa’s outlook period; the World Bank declared for growth had deteriorated after a Nigeria as a very poor country

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" 5 ! vast population living on less than $1.25 a day. > $ 0: 5" shown that Nigeria’s economy 5 thought. After the exercise, the revised GDP for 2013 grew by 89.2 per cent, agriculture’s previous share of the GDP reduced from about 33 per cent to 21.97 per cent, oil and gas sector reduced in its share of the GDP by more than half to about 15.9 per cent while the services sector, covering information and communications, entertainment and arts, real estate, 5 health services etc; has expanded

" 5 % ! QĂŒ ! GDP to over 51 percent. The new feat means that Nigeria is much more than just an oil enclave.

GAINERS: TOP-5 STOCK

CLOSE

GAIN

CHANGE %

SEPLAT

650.00

660.00

10.00

CONOIL

65.98

72.73

6.75

NB

170.11

174.64

4.53

DANGCEM

224.25

227.00

2.75

STANBIC

25.35

25.90

0.55

LOSERS: TOP-5 STOCK

CLOSE

GAIN

OKOMUOIL

33.86

33.00

CHANGE % -0.86

NCR

15.99

15.20

-0.79

WAPCO

-0.50

110.50

110.00

JOSBREW

3.07

2.79

-0.28

NASCON

11.60

11.50

-0.10

Trades Volume

Opening Price

High

Low

Closing Price

Change (+)

% Price Change

7UP ABCTRANS ACADEMY ACCESS AFRINSURE AFRIPRUD

90.00 0.84 1.71 9.83 0.50 3.24

90.00 0.88 1.71 9.80 0.50 3.21

90.00 0.86 1.71 9.75 0.50 3.16

90.00 0.88 1.71 9.80 0.50 3.19

0.00 0.04 0.00 -0.03 0.00 -0.05

0.00 4.76 0.00 -0.31 0.00 -1.54

1 1 1 1 1 1

33,877 625,607 7,880 3,917,276 200 1,179,886

3,084,621.50 544,234.06 12,844.40 38,257,456.00 100.00 3,768,825.75

AGLEVENT AIICO

1.38 0.81

1.38 0.82

1.38 0.81

1.38 0.82

0.00 0.01

0.00 1.23

1 1

8,208 4,788,537

10,919.56 3,879,801.75

2.45 26.99 0.50 1.77 9.00 16.59 81.89 40.00 4.53 10.35 13.11 0.50 65.98 1.03 0.50 1.17 0.60 3.50 1.83 5.48 224.25 8.56 9.54 6.72 1.11 0.50 0.50 4.23 16.76 2.21 2.70 15.50 4.13 2.08 2.97 0.50 77.00 250.01 68.01 31.25

2.45 27.40 0.50 1.77 9.00 16.59 81.89 40.00 4.98 10.86 13.11 0.50 72.73 1.08 0.50 1.28 0.59 3.53 1.92 5.48 229.97 8.50 9.73 7.05 1.10 0.50 0.50 4.50 16.71 2.21 2.70 15.53 4.13 2.08 2.90 0.50 77.00 250.01 68.01 31.49

2.45 27.00 0.50 1.77 9.00 16.59 81.89 40.00 4.97 10.45 13.11 0.50 72.73 1.07 0.50 1.28 0.59 3.41 1.92 5.48 227.00 8.50 9.50 6.60 1.06 0.50 0.50 4.25 16.70 2.21 2.70 15.50 4.07 2.07 2.86 0.50 77.00 250.01 68.01 31.10

2.45 27.01 0.50 1.77 9.00 16.59 81.89 40.00 4.98 10.63 13.11 0.50 72.73 1.07 0.50 1.28 0.59 3.53 1.92 5.48 227.00 8.50 9.50 6.70 1.06 0.50 0.50 4.40 16.70 2.21 2.70 15.51 4.13 2.07 2.90 0.50 77.00 250.01 68.01 31.26

0.00 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.45 0.28 0.00 0.00 6.75 0.04 0.00 0.11 -0.01 0.03 0.09 0.00 2.75 -0.06 -0.04 -0.02 -0.05 0.00 0.00 0.17 -0.06 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 -0.01 -0.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01

0.00 0.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9.93 2.71 0.00 0.00 10.23 3.88 0.00 9.40 -1.67 0.86 4.92 0.00 1.23 -0.70 -0.42 -0.30 -4.50 0.00 0.00 4.02 -0.36 0.00 0.00 0.06 0.00 -0.48 -2.36 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.03

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

100 3,256,468 100 17,562 77,635 19,000 24,478 2,262 995,780 2,050,116 10,100 1,000 926,918 1,147,128 94,824 338,778 785,000 662,815 115,000 1,000 170,671 194,704 5,635,665 9,410,931 413,333 200,000 107,652 1,620,118 3,347,457 100 12,400 9,523,806 2,320,569 1,646,617 1,107,169 5,000 97,434 25,889 18,132 6,283,546

245.00 88,107,352.00 50.00 30,733.50 697,943.00 321,100.00 1,904,456.62 88,696.40 4,955,107.00 22,018,472.00 132,310.00 500.00 63,949,704.00 1,234,127.00 47,412.00 433,335.84 462,950.00 2,310,141.75 220,800.00 5,210.00 38,972,556.00 1,667,046.38 53,852,416.00 62,977,168.00 447,132.97 100,000.00 53,826.00 7,096,155.50 55,855,380.00 210.00 33,356.00 147,663,168.00 9,501,095.00 3,414,237.25 3,202,360.50 2,500.00 7,554,463.00 5,853,597.00 1,233,136.00 196,456,176.00

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

Value

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GUINNESS HONYFLOUR IKEJAHOTEL INTBREW INTERLINK IPWA JAPAULOIL JBERGER JOSBREW LEARNAFRCA LIVESTOCK MANSARD MAYBAKER MBENEFIT MCNICHOLS MOBIL MRS MULTIVERSE NAHCO NASCON NB NCR NEIMETH NEM NESTLE NIG-GERMAN NNFM NPFMCRFBK OANDO OASISINS OKOMUOIL PAINTCOM PORTPAINT PREMBREW PRESCO PRESTIGE PZ REDSTAREX RESORTSAL ROYALEX RTBRISCOE SEPLAT SKYEBANK STACO STANBIC STDINSURE STERLNBANK TOTAL TOURIST TRANSCORP TRANSEXPR TRIPPLEG UAC-PROP UACN UBA UBCAP UBN UNHOMES UNILEVER UNIONDAC UNITYBNK UPL UTC VITAFOAM VONO WAPCO WAPIC WEMABANK ZENITHBANK

Opening Price

180.00 4.19 0.78 26.06 4.90 0.50 0.50 70.87 3.07 1.71 3.18 2.41 1.76 0.52 1.34 131.06 48.00 0.50 4.90 11.60 170.11 15.99 1.20 0.82 1070.00 7.36 20.78 1.02 20.00 0.53 33.86 1.40 4.81 0.77 36.55 0.54 38.50 4.60 0.50 0.53 1.10 650.00 3.40 0.50 25.35 0.50 2.36 170.00 3.88 4.25 2.35 1.97 17.60 59.01 8.14 2.35 10.26 0.50 49.60 0.50 0.50 4.48 0.55 4.48 1.51 110.50 0.76 1.01 25.30

High

180.00 4.39 0.78 26.06 4.90 0.50 0.50 70.87 2.79 1.71 3.14 2.51 1.72 0.52 1.34 131.06 48.00 0.50 4.83 11.70 176.80 15.20 1.27 0.85 1070.00 7.36 20.78 1.02 20.21 0.53 33.00 1.40 4.81 0.77 36.55 0.54 38.50 4.60 0.50 0.53 1.12 660.00 3.45 0.50 26.00 0.50 2.39 170.00 3.88 4.30 2.35 1.97 18.00 59.00 8.15 2.44 10.22 0.50 49.60 0.50 0.50 4.48 0.55 4.48 1.44 110.00 0.77 1.00 25.40

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180.00 4.18 0.78 26.06 4.90 0.50 0.50 70.87 2.79 1.71 3.04 2.50 1.68 0.50 1.34 131.06 48.00 0.50 4.83 11.50 172.00 15.20 1.25 0.80 1070.00 7.36 20.78 1.02 19.99 0.53 33.00 1.40 4.81 0.77 36.55 0.54 38.50 4.60 0.50 0.52 1.12 660.00 3.40 0.50 25.90 0.50 2.32 170.00 3.88 4.16 2.35 1.97 18.00 59.00 8.06 2.35 10.22 0.50 49.60 0.50 0.50 4.48 0.53 4.48 1.44 108.00 0.76 0.98 25.28

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180.00 4.18 0.78 26.06 4.90 0.50 0.50 70.87 2.79 1.71 3.14 2.50 1.68 0.52 1.34 131.06 48.00 0.50 4.83 11.50 174.64 15.20 1.27 0.81 1070.00 7.36 20.78 1.02 20.00 0.53 33.00 1.40 4.81 0.77 36.55 0.54 38.50 4.60 0.50 0.53 1.12 660.00 3.40 0.50 25.90 0.50 2.37 170.00 3.88 4.29 2.35 1.97 18.00 59.00 8.12 2.40 10.22 0.50 49.60 0.50 0.50 4.48 0.55 4.48 1.44 110.00 0.76 0.98 25.30

0.00 -0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.28 0.00 -0.04 0.09 -0.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.07 -0.10 4.53 -0.79 0.07 -0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.86 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 10.00 0.00 0.00 0.55 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.00 0.00 0.40 -0.01 -0.02 0.05 -0.04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.07 -0.50 0.00 -0.03 0.00

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0.00 -0.24 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -9.12 0.00 -1.26 3.73 -4.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.43 -0.86 2.66 -4.94 5.83 -1.22 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -2.54 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.82 1.54 0.00 0.00 2.17 0.00 0.42 0.00 0.00 0.94 0.00 0.00 2.27 -0.02 -0.25 2.13 -0.39 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.64 -0.45 0.00 -2.97 0.00

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42,437 1,623,871 75,674 259,544 120 15,000 5,369,871 33,557 176,069 2,571 665,795 288,567 501,183 4,395,066 5,000 15,607 35,039 200 382,135 2,002,695 235,875 124,659 769,612 4,353,206 33,264 50 1,472 3,500 5,549,909 528,195 732,448 1,900 99,200 400 122,140 57,300 138,887 58,000 2,500 249,466 127,800 280,114 2,313,466 500 9,025,017 100 5,463,741 5,851 30 37,505,934 30,000 20,000 237,824 297,083 35,576,330 3,071,684 195,339 500 221,361 392,500 88,000 44,075 549,400 56,965 499,723 1,270,094 9,364,426 3,427,751 13,171,110

Value

7,644,788.00 6,906,389.50 59,025.72 6,764,184.50 559.20 7,500.00 2,684,935.50 2,272,194.00 491,572.50 4,396.41 2,051,116.12 722,636.19 859,229.25 2,239,107.75 6,400.00 2,026,543.00 1,708,979.00 100.00 1,866,116.75 23,287,008.00 41,057,500.00 1,894,856.25 961,736.12 3,664,247.50 35,127,692.00 350.00 29,092.60 3,395.00 111,201,888.00 279,943.34 24,210,220.00 2,793.00 473,694.00 320.00 4,486,745.00 30,796.00 5,246,427.50 260,280.00 1,250.00 131,216.98 142,045.77 184,903,808.00 7,914,018.00 250.00 233,780,752.00 50.00 12,939,914.00 995,015.00 110.70 157,720,496.00 67,216.00 37,600.00 4,273,443.50 17,545,522.00 287,719,712.00 7,389,123.50 1,991,843.12 250.00 10,967,816.00 196,250.00 44,000.00 195,795.31 300,430.00 242,670.91 719,601.12 139,205,024.00 7,120,360.00 3,394,870.75 333,854,880.00

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Politics Ogun APC Crisis

Playback of David Vs Goliath fight

Mansur Oladunjoye (Asst. Politics Editor) & Bolu Esho

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ow that the national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has handed over the Ogun State party structures 0 9$ = bringing to a halt the struggle with the former governor Olusegun Osoba over who controls the party in the state, what shall be the expectations of residents and politicians in the state, especially regarding next year’s election and the general performance of the party? 9 $ $ $ ! ! % between the two with their supporters queuing behind their leaders. Saturday Newswatch also recalls that APC, two months ago, handed over state party structures to governors in various states, the situation that eventually forced members like former military administrator of Lagos State, Col. Buba Marwa (rtd) who had decamped from the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) to APC in Adamawa State with his loyalists out to Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Former governors Shekarau and Bafarawa of Kano and Sokoto States % # ! ! the party for the PDP when they could not queue behind their governors. However, the constitution of interim ! % pending the conduct of congresses from the wards, local government areas and the state was the deadly

blow that struck APC as the congresses generated serious that resulted to pandemonium on January 9, at the party secretariat in Abeokuta. Next was the membership registration exercise. The group led by Kaka alleged that the governor ; 3 / 9 turned out that he was crying wolf where there was none as the exercise went seamlessly in all the 236 wards of the state. Preparations towards the ward congresses were not without its hiccups and counter accusations. To address the mistrust, a Stakeholders’ meeting was held on April 3 and 4, where it was agreed that all members of the party should go home and work for the unity of the party. The lawmakers, including Osoba, Amosun and other party chieftains /

$ ! told reporters that “we met to put the house together and strengthen its unity to ensure that APC remains in charge in the state and for peaceful congresses.� On that note, the governor worked

% " peace that Osoba desired by meeting with chieftains of each of the 236 wards and ensured a list of all the wards where there were disagreements were ironed out amicably and harmonised. On the state congress, party members mobilised for the exercise and headed for the venue of the congress. But they were shocked when 5 Y National Assembly members held a parallel state congress elsewhere in

the state capital which produced two # ! 3 / Amosun was said to have summoned a stakeholders meeting his “rival� Osoba and members of the National Assembly and other $ " " ! % / Saturday Newswatch learnt that it was unanimously agreed that controversial $ % ! smooth congresses. As commendable and patriotic as the exercise was meant to be, the imbroglio generated by who controls the entire party between Osoba and =

thus leading to another stakeholders meeting at Osoba’s Abeokuta residence allegedly the proverbial last straw that broke the camel’s back, as Osoba and his loyalists vowed not to work with Amosun. However, while Osoba claimed to have been nursing the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) before fusing with other parties to form APC and as such must remain the “Kingmaker,� a source claimed that although, Amosu was initially playing the game according to Osoba’s wish, he disagreed when it was clear that he was almost turning a robot in the former’s hand. > ! # % while the national leadership of the % ! crisis that was threatening the essence of the party. Consequently, the national leadership of APC, last week, $ state on reconciliatory mission was

surprised that the warring factions were not in any way ready for a truce. For instance, loyalists to Osoba were

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" ! % ! Amosun’s. Osoba was said to have addressed them thus, “They said you have ; % don’t want any sharing formula with them, be it 80:30 or 70:30 because you are the authentic and original APC $ / 9 Ă? > % % are the ones who have the tellers; who obtained your tellers individually for the congresses; you are the ones who followed what the party guidelines say and so you don’t want sharing formula. 9 Ă? 79 " % % / 9 pledge in the name of God and Jesus 9 " $ % %$ % $ "" " / 9! thousands come prostrating before me, what you members have decided 9 @

$ reportedly said. He directed them to return to their wards and start holding meetings as well as compiling new members’ register in the 236 wards of the state. Osoba condemned the registration of party members conducted by the APC in the state before its recent congresses. According to him the exercise was the height of fraud by the Amosun administration, whom he accused of ; "

/ The former governor also told his loyalists that he had already secured Continued on Page 16

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Ogun APC Crisis: Playback of DavidVs Goliath fight Continued from Page 15

the assurances of APC members who defected to the opposition parties “to return once the coast to the ‘promised land’ became clearer.� He also disclosed that he would soon commence a tour of the nooks and crannies of the state to meet his members on the next line of action. The APC leader, who said the crisis in the party in the state had become irreconcilable, also ruled out the possibility of working with the incumbent. The former governor also hinted of a mass defection of his loyalists to an undisclosed political party. The maverick politician warned his loyalists not to allow themselves to be deceived by the antics of those he said were pretending to be looking for a solution to the crisis of the party in the state. 4 " ! look into the crisis in the state, adding that the current situation had gone beyond what such a body could handle. “They are only looking for sentiments; they are looking for ways to eat you up. Let them go their way,� he said. On the recent claims by Amosun that he had done so much to satisfy the APC national leader, Osoba said: “How can anyone quantify the money I’ve spent during elections since 1988? Can money buy my good name?� He stressed that what was of utmost concern to him in politics was the welfare of the loyal party members who

# / Prominent party leaders at the meeting were the State Chairman of the Osoba -led faction, Chief Isaac Olu Agemo; the state Secretary, Alhaji Abimbola Awofeso as well as members of the National Assembly like Senators Gbenga Obadara (Ogun Central), Adegbenga Kaka, (Ogun East), Akin Odunsi (Ogun West) and Adekunle Adeyemi. Meanwhile, APC leadership led by the interim Chairman, Chief Bisi Akande last Thursday invited all the newly elected State Executive Council members during the last congresses held in May from all states including Ogun to Abuja for inauguration. Saturday Newswatch learnt that those of Ogun are = % " " sharing that had for long polarised the party. With the latest development, Osoba and his men have been sidelined as the party is now within Amosun’s grip, just like his counterparts in Adamawa, Kano and Sokoto States. Ogun State new Exco, led by Alhaji Rokeeb Adeniji (Chairman), (Alhaji Tajudeen Lemboye) (Deputy Chairman), Senatorial Chairman, Hon. Kunle Adesina (Ogun Central

Bisi Akande Senatorial Chairman) Basiru Fadairo (Ogun East), Chief Folorunso Elias while the State Secretary is Toyin Ayebusiwa were sworn-in by the national leadership of the party last week. Also inaugurated were Karimu Iyanda (Assistant Secretary), Wale Adesiji (Treasurer), Alhaji Daudu Olokun (Assistant Treasurer), Moshood Taiwo (Legal Adviser), Kayode Olurin (Assistant Organising Secretary) and Gbenga Adenmosun (Organising Secretary). Others are, Prince Folarin Adesemowo (Asst Financial Secretary), Kunle Mudasiru (Financial Secretary), Timothy Olakanmi (Welfare Secretary), Onifade Musibau (Asst Publicity Secretary), Sola Lawal (Publicity Secretary), Michael Adeleke (Auditor) and Otunba Adesoye Odubanjo (assistant Auditor). At the inauguration, Akande implored them to embrace their contenders, recalling that since INEC registered the party on July 31,last year, the party’s interim national 3 was inaugurated afterwards, had met 10 times to chart a course for the new party. He said pursuant to its mandate, the interim national executive set about structuring the party through the registration of members and the conduct of congresses at the local, ward and state levels. Akande said, “We conducted primaries at the ward level at the local government level and at the state level that is why you have become the face of these activities here today. “That is not the end of the story, there are complains and protests about how some of you emerged we are not going to throw these under the carpet. We are going to continue our investigations on how you emerged and those of you whose emergence was not in accordance with the guidelines of this party will be thrown out. “It has happened before in this country when governors were inaugurated and it is later discovered that they have not properly emerged they are removed.

Ibikunle Amosun “If you know you have anything to cover, the APC is not the place for you. As times goes on we shall issue guidelines for the national convention.� Meanwhile, the national leadership were challenged at the weekend as Osoba declared winners in the congresses conducted by his faction as true and authentic executives of the party at the ward, local government and state levels, dismissing as unfathomable the rumour that he was planning to defect with his followers to Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN). Osoba who addressed his own faction of APC as usual in his Abeokuta residence in response to the swearingin of the Governor Ibikunle Amosun-led group executives by the national leader of the party in Abuja, cautioned APC members not to go into 5" anyone, but enjoined them to

I didn’t trust all these people in Abuja. They said they would send some elders but they did not. Let us face where we are going; let us stand firm based on the truth. “They have given their own judgement, God’s judgement is coming, and that is your vote. Be firm and resolute, the fight is political. Some people said we should go to court and I said no, because this is not a judicial matter, it is a political war

Segun Osoba $ 5" $ their votes at elections. He said, “I said it last week that I didn’t trust all these people in Abuja. They said they would send some elders but they did not. Let us face where we are going; let us

5 $ / “They have given their own judgement, God’s judgement is coming, and that is your / < 5 5" / said we should go to court and I said no, because this is not a ; war, we will meet on Election Day. If they are greater than $ K Day. The issue has nothing to do with them again, no 5" greater provocation than the one that happened yesterday. “We will not kill; those who killed will also die one day, no one leaves forever,� he preached. He, however, declared his group as the authentic members and contestants at the congresses, saying, “You are the original contestants; you are the ones that paid N18.8million into the account of APC in Abuja. We are the state that complied fully with the APC guidelines. We have the teller numbers, date of payment, time of payment and location. “After collecting the money, they still did this to you. I did not support it, blessed be their judgement. Even if they want to return the money, do not collect it. We are not hungry. “Today is the day of joy; we were given immediate signal of the intention of where we are going. The N18.8million you paid was not recognised, your right to vote and be voted do not count, it shows you what will happen in the future,� he pointed. > " " ! # between the duo will " $ % future and performance of the party in 2015 as expectedly, there is bound to be shift in allegiance. While Amosun is desperately in need of return to Oke-Mosan, Osoba with grey hair has vowed never to work with him not to talk of assisting him in the said

contest. Now at the crossroad, some logics must be applied to really know where the pendulum would swing and who will be eventual victor and villain at the end. Osoba was once quoted to have said at a forum, “My people, Amosun wants to spoil me with money o!� thus referring to the monthly appreciative largess from the " that Amosun never neglected or disregarded him. Though, Osoba has been " ! = & that metamorphosed into APC, it must be recalled that it was the general consensus of all and sundry, especially at the leadership hierarchy that governors control the party in their states, why then should

" $ # Ă? Osoba at 75 ought to either follow the line of Shekarau of Kano, Buba Marwa of Adamawa and Bafarawa of Sokoto States who decamped to PDP when they allegedly couldn’t queue behind their “subordinates,â€? rather than remain there to rock the party against 2015 elections. Calculatively, Osoba’s case is pathetic especially when he ! 5 in the national leadership that was to visit the state on reconciliatory mission majorly to harmonise the factions back into one fold. The case would have been # ! % ! national chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur had

5" % $ unfortunately, the crusade was his waterloo. Nigeria situation is such that the electoral umpire, Independent National Electoral Commission is not only empowered to fund parties throughout the year, it does not even have the wherewithal to embark on such venture. The consequent result of the unpalatable situation is that the parties’ survival remains at the mercies of moneybags, including the governors who control state resources. An observer, Mrs. Oluwakemi Aramide of Asanat close, Mawuko in Odeda local government area of the state, visibly worried that internal crisis might distract the administration in the state, noted that unless the leadership of the APC immediately waded into the crisis, the party might have problems in the general election. She urged the factions to shield their swords in the interest of the masses state, saying, “Sincerely, I don’t understand the reason for this drama. Since the problem started, I have read all readable in the papers and I think Chief Osoba, a man I hold in high esteem, should call these people to order. Things should not degenerate.�

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pays Niger: Our work speaks MSSN tributes to late Bayero, for us – Commissioner Ado Akunyili The policies and programmes of the Niger State government have always been criticised by the opposition in the state which claims that the government is not doing enough. In this interview with newsmen in Minna, the state’s Commissioner for Information, Communications and Strategy, Danladi Ndayebo, spoke on the policies and programmes of the government in the last seven years and the state’s vision to become one of the top three most developed economies in Nigeria by 2020. JUSTINA ASISHANA was there. Excerpts:

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hat is your assessment of the performance of your administration vis-a-vis the actualisation of your vision to make Niger State one of the topthree most developed economies in Nigeria? Well, so far so good. In the last seven years we have been able to & " $ met it. At the beginning of this administration, we looked at our opportunities and potentials as a state and consequently conceived a strategic development action plan, which envisions that Niger State should be among the top three most developed state economies by the year 2020. It is important to say that the Vision 3-2020 document has remained our guiding principle and a standard by which the performance of the various ministries, departments and agencies is bench-marked. I am happy to say that we have recorded successes in all our priority sectors - education, agriculture, health and infrastructural development. We have also done well in the areas of tourism and culture, urban and rural transformation, water supply, environmental sanitation and housing, among others. Governor Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu has been in the saddle for seven years. What could you say are the achievements of his government so far? When we were campaigning in 2007, we had a clear picture of the kind of reforms we wanted to pursue and the expected outcomes. Let me take you back to Governor Aliyu’s inaugural speech. That address captured the situation of things at the time he took over and gave insight into what we wanted to do as a government to reverse the prevalence of poverty and underdevelopment that was ravaging the state. Seven years down the line, we have left development imprints " / 9 last seven years, Governor Aliyu has stamped his seal of excellence in all the critical sectors of the state’s economy. We have done wonderfully well in agriculture, education, infrastructure, health, security, you name it.

But the opposition, All Progressives Congress (APC), has consistently argued that nothing to show on infrastructural development. They contend that most of your legacy projects are substandard. What is your take on this? Such a verdict only goes to show that the opposition party clearly does not know what to make of the phenomenon called Babangida Aliyu. Governor Aliyu’s seven-year administration is the closest to a revolution in Niger State. And our work speaks for us. We have achieved in concrete terms in seven years what other leaders can only dream of in a decade. In Minna alone, we have reconstructed and dualised most all the township roads. We dualised the Yakubu Lame - Government House road, the Mu’azu Mohammed road, the Musa Zago road, the Mobil RoundaboutKeteren Gwari-Old Secretariat road project, the new Eastern Bye pass - Bahago Roundabout-Eid-Burial Ground road project, the Jonathan’s place road project, the MaitumbiMaikunkele road project, Peter Sarki road, Niteco road (now Justice Idris Legbo Kutigi Road) and the old Bay Clinic road, among others. The administration also constructed the Lapai-Gwari-FUT

Gwada road and work on the construction of a bridge across the Shiroro River has reached 70 per cent completion. So what is APC talking about? Outside the state capital, the administration also undertook the reconstruction of road works and projects such as the dualisation of Lagos Street in Kontagora, the Luma-Babbana road in Borgu Local Government Area, the LapaiGulu-Muye road; some township roads in Bida and similar ongoing 10-kilometre road projects spread across the 25 council areas of the state as part of the administration’s road projects for community integration and socio-economic development. Not to be missed is the Ward Development Project introduced by the current administration. It is

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Danladi Ndayebo a novel initiative which has since become iconic and a model to other states. Under the project, funds are allocated to the 274 wards in the state on a monthly basis and ! superintend over a forum where the entire community agree on a project of its choice. This has given a huge sense of belonging to the grassroots. We also have a lot to show in the areas of transportation, housing, energy and how we have been tackling the challenges of dwindling revenues through the prudent and judicious application ! 5 our development aspirations. We believe that lack of funds should not be an excuse for non-performance; what is important is commitment 5 which have remained our guiding / Regarding creation of jobs for the teeming unemployed

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graduates, what would you say is the achievement of the administration? This is one area that we took seriously right from the outset. Between 2007 when we came on board and now, we have recruited over 5,000 graduates under the Graduate Employment Scheme (GES). The state has also engaged and trained 500 youths as sanitation ’RR 0 Guards to police our forests. A ! ’RR % " have also been engaged to assist in the management of vehicular movement in the state as well as 300 young people who have been trained in the area of poultry and 5 ! "/ 9 " 5 our administration has been adjudged the best administration in the history of the state in terms of prompt payment of salaries and allowances of workers, their capacity building and implementation of the new national minimum wage apart from the special wage structure for professionals in the health sector. The government has also introduced a civil servants car loan scheme through which workers are assisted to own their own cars at 10 per cent subsidised rates. How far with the compulsory education in the state? When in 2007, we declared free and compulsory education, not many people believed it was possible, perhaps, because the initiative is unprecedented in the history of the state. I am happy to tell you that there are landmark achievements in this sector, like the progress we have made in the in the area of girl-child education. 8 # integrating western and Islamic education, ahead of the Federal Government’s Almajiri school programme. I am sure you have ! " $ consistent in the payment of the National Examinations Council/ West African Examinations Council B&K ”8=K C ! ! 5 % students in all public secondary schools in the state since 2008.

uslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN), Lagos State Area Unit has joined the growing list of Nigerians to mourn two of the country’s eminent personalities who died last week. The Amir (president) of the chapter, Engr. Kaamil Kalejaiye, in a statement described the death of the former Emir of Kano State, Alhaji Ado Bayero and the former Minister of Information, Prof. Dora Akunyili as a great loss not only to their respective states but the entire nation. Bayero passed away in the early hours of last Friday in his palace, in Kano; while Akunyili passed on at a Specialist Cancer Hospital in Indian the following day. According to Kalejaiye, “considering the immense contributions of these two great icons to national development and humanity in general, their death at this point in time is a colossal loss to the country,� He described the late Emir as a leader and a monarch who was very much respected,� adding that “the unassuming way in which he conducted himself set him apart as a role model not just for Muslims but the entire country. “For us in MSSN, he was a point of pride and distinction and we are sure to many Nigerians who appreciated his intelligence, humility and the wisdom which he imparted throughout his reign. He was a person who believed strongly in freedom and fairness preached by Islam and he stood for those values with tenacity and fortitude throughout his entire life. He always rose above the struggles that so often drag us into the doldrums of loathing and hostility. He was our leader and we will greatly miss him.� On Akunyili, Kalejaiye asked: “What more can one say about a woman whose description is a match to that of a president of a nation,� adding, “Akunyili was a woman of substance, guts and she was made of a sturdy mind. “We will never forget in hurry how she single-handedly saved the entire nation from the point of death. “She was God-send; she became the Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control at a point when fake and substandard foods and drugs were sold in Nigeria without any form of check or regulation and she made sure she sanitised the system to a very large and reasonable point before she left. “She was a role model to many people and her slogan when she was the Minister of information: “Good People, Great Nation� still lingers in many minds. Some of us even call her the honourable minister of re-branding�. “On behalf of the entire Muslim students in Nigeria, we pray that 0 5 % grant her family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.�

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Plateau legislator takes development to constituency Gyang Bere, Jos

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here is no doubt that the primary function of a legislator is to make laws that have direct bearing on his constituents. But the majority leader of the Plateau State House of Assembly and member representing Riyom Constituency, Hon. Daniel Dem, has not only made laws but constructed a twokilometre road with a bridge worth N14 million to improve on the security of his people. Hon. Dem has also constructed examination halls, classroom blocks and science laboratories to encourage students to be serious in their education as well as assuage those who left school because of insecurity to go back. It would be recalled that Riyom Local Government Area has been the hot bed of violence between the natives and Fulani herdsmen which has claimed dozen of lives, including that of former Senator Gyang Dalyop Dantong.Dem, described as a grassroots politician by his constituents, said he embarked on the project after due consultation with the communities and that it was approved by the state government to alleviate the " # ! security challenges and also to make life easier for the people. He stressed that the examination hall build for the Government Secondary School in Wereng and the two classroom blocks for the Community Secondary School, Tom-Gangere in Sopp ward of Riyom Local Government Area would enable the schools get their examination centres. Hon. Dem, while inspecting the ongoing projects lamented that lack of an access bridge to link some communities within the Rim district of the council area has led to loss of several lives, mostly children who got drowned in the river. He noted that with the bridge in place, security of lives within the community would improve, following the fact that security operators have had course to complain of the poor topography of the area and lack of access road to enable them respond promptly to the insecurity that has bedevilled the area. The legislator noted that with the bridge now in place, 5 % to transport their perishable food items to the farm and make life more bearable for the rural communities. Said he: “This is a community that has so many villages and in trying to get

connected we have to build roads, construct bridges so that we can connect one another and make the movement of people especially in terms of conveying goods to the market easy. For now, if someone is coming to the village he would have to go 5 in instead of just 200 metres, and people have lost their lives in the river during raining season particularly when they want to cross over it. That is what motivated me to go into the project. Based on my discussion with the communities, they said the bridge is their major priority and I said since this is what they want, I will put in my best to alleviate # " easy communication and accessibility among the various communities. “When you look at the security challenges, people will want to rush and cross to other communities when lives, but because there was no bridge, it became impossible. So when the bridge is completed life would be made easier for the people and it will also make for an improvement on the security of lives and property in the area. “This bridge is going to consume no less than N14 million, and we want to thank the state government because they have agreed that they will construct the bridge; that is why we are here to see how the dream will come to reality. “Also, there are so many communities that the state government has assisted in terms of building schools and examination halls. We appreciate what the state Governor, Jonah Jang is doing. This is part of the

" # / We hope that the bridge will not take us more than three months to complete as part of my constituency projects. In the next three months people should be able to cross the bridge.� However, Hon. Dem, while speaking on the examination hall, said: “I am not happy with the level of work done here. I expect that the work should have gone far by now; but I believe the work will get to lintel level in the next one week, and in one month’s time, the work should be completed.� However, the youth leader of Rim district in Riyom Local Government Area, Dalyop Davou, has applauded the majority leader for his intervention in saving lives in the communities.

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# " ! bridge; our children used to go to school in Rim Primary School but because there has been no bridge, children aged seven and eight can’t start primary one in this generation where children begin school at the age of three; our children are left behind because there is no bridge on the river that they must cross to school. “Also we are farmers in this community; because of lack of the bridge, our people cannot convey their goods from the farm to the market; we buy fertiliser and a lot of materials but we can’t convey them home easily.� Mr. Davou who spoke on the importance of the bridge with regards to the prevailing

We want other politicians in Riyom Local Government Area to emulate Hon. Dem because he deals with the grassroots people; he listens to their plight; he is always with us in times of need

security challenges in the area said: “Because of insecurity and other problems, our us but we cannot run after them because there is no bridge; people from other communities cannot come to

? we cannot run to safety. The absence of this bridge has caused us a lot of problems. With the bridge, there will be improvement in the security of this area. For instance, if

over easily, others can come to convey people in a vehicle and move them into safety,� Chairman of Rim Community Development Association, Dung Pam, said the bridge has been a death trap which has consumed the lives of over 20 people. He said: “Prior to this time, we have lost many lives here because of the absence of the bridge; we have lost more than 20 people here. The construction of this bridge by Hon. Dem is going to alleviate # " ! economically and otherwise. “We want other politicians in Riyom Local Government Area to emulate Hon. Dem because he deals with the grassroots people; he listens to their plight; he is always with us in times of need.� He added that “we, as a party, are very happy to see this development; we are seeing him living up to the task, treating the people the way they should; he has the people in mind. This bridge has been a major problem; many politicians have come and gone, promising to construct it but couldn’t; but Hon. Dem is here doing it; we thank him and Governor Jang for that.� Meanwhile, the member representing Rukubu/Irregwe

constituency in the Plateau State House of Assembly, Hon. Audu Adere, has blamed the state boundary commission for the recent communal clash that claimed several lives in Bassa Local Government Area. Hon. Adere, during an interview with Saturday Newswatch in Jos, noted that the major problem resulting in the recent communal $% the traditional rulers in the locality is the issue of land and boundary dispute that the state boundary commission has refused to address over a long time. According to him, “it is very unfortunately that there was a land dispute in my constituency; it has never happened and we have never experienced it. As a member representing these two communities, the major $ $% traditional rulers is the issue of land and boundary dispute.� According to the lawmaker, the boundary dispute has been lingering for a long time without the boundary commission addressing it. Hon. Adere called on the state government and the commission responsible for the boundary demarcation to take immediate steps toward solving the land dispute in the two communities, adding that there should be immediate boundary demarcation in his constituency in order to restore permanent peace in the areas. The lawmaker however called on the two communities to eschew violence and other acts likely to breach the peace in the area, promising to provide relief materials to the # / According to him, “it is

" $ tribes that have co-existed for decades can now wake up and start raising arms against each other.� He noted that he was elected by the two communities and that there was cordial relationship and peaceful co-existence before the ugly incident. He called on the leaders and stakeholders on the two sides to quickly intervene to ensure that they resolve their # " " / “We should be seen building and developing our 5" " ! whatever reasons,� he said. It would recalled that the Rukuba and Iregwe tribes have been in a land dispute in which about four persons were killed early this month in a clash in the Bassa Local Government Area.

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n the early hours of February 1 this year, an editor of Newswatch Newspapers was brutally murdered by gunmen while going home after the day’s work. That would have been the turning point for the Police to add X # " $ not to be as the menace of armed banditry and violent extortion persist. This menace, especially in the Lagos metropolis cannot be over emphasised. The more the law enforcement agencies try to cover one loop hole, the more the bandits device other operational methods to dispossess law abiding citizens of their hard earned cash and other valuable items. Last weekend, in a move so sinister and mean, men of the underworld unleashed terror on motorists along the

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% " " ! ; % and making away with cash and valuables. This is their latest modus operadi; robbing on busy highways, especially whenever there is a lull in / + Q? ! "

Expressway to Mile 2; from Gbagada to Oworonshoki; ! $ % < Volks and still counting, the story is the same – a tale woe. The menace has engulfed the entire Lagos State, and the Police seem helpless, leaving innocent motorists and commuters at the mercy of the dare devil robbers. These sons of the darkness will lurk by the corners

or even mingle with regular people while monitoring movement of vehicles before swooping on their target ! ? " ?

$; " " $ " $ % harm, and dispossessing them of whatever valuable in

/ > ; % they appear without any challenge or confrontation from the security agencies; they are the king of the street. It is obvious that the Police cannot be everywhere at every time, but modalities should be put in place as a pro active measure to checkmate the robbers even before the strike or worse still, while they are at it. The Police

$ $ ! " " / The Police should know that whatever they do to check this menace is to their advantage as one day, they % ; ! % % ! / The citizens are living in fear, as the comfort of a wound up car is no longer a protection. The question ! ! $$ end? The Inspector General of Police as well as the [ "

! the rescue of the citizens. Police presence should be established at all highways and hinterlands; heavily armed and patrolling Police presence. The authorities

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hen I learnt of the demeaning drama ! vice chancellor for Nnamdi Azikiwe * % = % 5 " 9 > " / & =X * % = $ ! impressive endeavours in expanding the frontiers of knowledge, is presently enveloped in uneasy " ! " 5 appointment of Professor Joseph Ahaneku as the / K % Ó 5 ! = by the questionable circumstances Professor Greg & $% 5 " / 9 5 my consciousness because of its relevance to the / 9 5 for power and domination in a university. In the novel, the registrar’s camp is pitched against the vice " 5 % $% fetish practices. 4 ! ! 5 evident in the enduring lessons of a work published in the 1960s. And this precisely locates the tragedy of the present encounter. It is depressing to say the 5! % % intrigues. Professor Greg Nwakoby has alleged that a bribe of sixty million naira was demanded from $% 5 roles to play in the process of selecting the vice chancellor. His refusal to play ball reportedly cost him the position. Whichever way the allegation turns out, it shows that the universities are in far more serious trouble than the practitioners in the system are willing to admit. While the Federal and state governments by various acts of omission contributed to the decline in standards in the universities, many academics have been reluctant to acknowledge the internal dimensions of the problem. The human element remains a primary factor in the study of cause – # / 9 % sometimes occur for no other reason but human error, we should not overlook personal motivations

in the analysis of the fortunes of our universities. K ! ; " and super ego as agents of behavioural change with ! "/ " university is at the apex of formal learning, a high level of personality development is expected from the %/ > ; % $% Ă“ " sanctuary of modern civilization, and any erosion of % % " $ / The lowering of standards in the ivory towers was not only driven by the policy of quota system, catchment area, Federal character and other controversial government interventions, but also by the commercialisation of academics by the universities themselves. Government forced the hands of the universities to take in candidates who Ă“ 5 !

unscrupulous academics deepened the puncture by

selling student grades in cash or kind. Government % " ! character professors, but the universities have not stopped selling honorary doctorate degrees to those # "/ > of handouts and textbooks may have abated, but the negative impact still lingers. Once the climate of permissiveness crept into the % ! $ ! hallowed traditions of the system was assaulted. Student cults thrived in the universities for a number of reasons including the fact that the learning environment was not stimulating and challenging. = " ! 5 Ă“ % ! ; 5 $ % come into question.

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Business & Economy Scammers, ‘ghost worker’ syndrome & bleeding treasury Nigeria has grappled with the “ghost workers� syndrome over the years, losing trillions of naira in the process. The problem, which has persisted despite it, appears to have Curiously, however, no one is known to have been punished for it. JOHNMARK UKOKO reports.

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t is perhaps only in Nigeria that wages are ‘paid’ to persons not genuinely known to the system. That is what is referred to as “ghost worker� syndrome - whereby corrupt government " $ 5 % " $ and collect the proceed of the scam. Only recently, it was revealed that the Federal Government had discovered and eliminated 56,000 non-existent (ghost workers) from the system, thus saving a whopping N161.9 billion hitherto preened # / 9 $ % scam that fraudulently raises the government’s recurrent budget. The development was revealed by President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja during one of the activities marking the nation’s “Democracy Day� celebration. Jonathan’s presentation, which was contained in a book titled The Transformation Agenda: Reviewing Progress, Matching Forward published by ! % Government of the Federation, further revealed that thediscovery was made through the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information % B9 9 C/ The book showed that the

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9 9 5 challenges faced by the country’s economy since the beginning of the Jonathan administration. Apart from the Federal 0 year, also announced the discovery of over 6,000 ghost workers on its % / : : & " and some states which at various times announced the discovery of ghost workers in their civil service. " at various times in the past, also discovered ghost workers on their pay rolls, while government parastatals have also had more than a fair share of the problem in the past years. Not a fews ask: why is the government only able to discover “ghost workers“ in its civil service, but unable to identify the persons behind the fraud; and why, with all the past discoveries, the problem still persists. =

% 0 ! Nigeria Labour Congress(NLC), Mr. Mohammed Hassan, berated the government for lacking the political will to put an end to the age-old scam. According to Hassan, the issue of

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ghost workers is as old as Nigeria itself. It is not a surprising that the fraud has persisted, as none of the brains behind the problem has ever been prosecuted. He maintained that before long, the nation would be told that government has discovered yet another set of ghost workers, adding that it has become a recurring decimal in Nigeria, and no longer excites anyone. Another respondent, Mr. Igho : ! % [ 5 5 portfolio management services, told Saturday Newswatch that previous and current governments encourage the menace because they lack the political will to arrest and prosecute architects of the “ghost worker� scam. His words: “I no longer celebrate when the government announces the discovery of ghost workers in the civil service. Very soon it will re-discover another set of " / Nigerians will never get to hear that a single worker has been prosecuted for the crime. The same " and administration who add nonexisting workers to the government pay roll are allowed to remain on

their duty posts. Who is deceiving who?� The analyst said there is no record to show that any civil servant has been sacked on account of indictment in stealing public funds on a monthly basis. He disclosed that the military and % 5 # $% " the local auditors also connive with the greedy civil servants to steal government’s money at intervals. “The problem of ‘ghost workers’ 5 country because the local auditing 5

" " in the scam. They can’t claim to " accounts, wages and administration departments have cooked-up the $ / > " ? permanent secretaries, directors % involved,� he stressed. = [ " University, Mr. Kenny Jimi, in a chat with Saturday Newswatch wondered why the scam has persisted, despite the fact that payments are now being made through the commercial banks. Continued on Page 23

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Evils of‘ghost worker’syndrome

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Jimi, who lectures in the Department of Communications, said the country’s banks are conniving with the master-minds of the ghost worker issue, adding that no ghost can open a bank account. He stressed that the persons that have been stealing government’s money through illegal inclusion ! 5 % must have collaborators within the bank to be able to pull their scam through. His words: “It’s a fact that workers are being paid on a monthly basis through banks. Every worker who operates a bank account must have a passport photograph, residentail address, utility bills, signature % ! employers, or heads of departments. And when salaries are paid, the fellow behind the ghost worker either goes to the bank to make withdrawal or uses Automated Teller Machine card to withdraw from the “ghost account.� If that’s the case, the banks must therefore, have the identities of those “ghost workers�. The don said it appears the government lacks the political will to sanction both the banks and the perpetrators, adding that Nigerians are fed up with discoveries and no persecution. A few more respondents told Saturday Newswatch that the crime has persisted because the faces behind it are perhaps untouchable. They said the government is not doing enough, as mere “discovery of thousands of ghost workers� will not put an end to the scam, citing corruption as being at the heart of the problem. They say the levity with which # made the crime to persist over time, adding that as long as the government continues to fold % % 5 continue to steal public funds. According to one of them, “governments’ celebration of 56,000 5 " % roll, and the savings of N161.9 billion yearly should be followed up with arrest and prosecution of / It would be recalled that the media recently reported the story of the Nigerian political class and top civil servants said to own about 70 percent of the most expensive buildings in London. This fact was disclosed by Mr. Charles Dukw, the chairman of New Nation, an empowerment-oriented groupe. He said that citizens of the United Kingdom avoided buying houses in the said areas because of their high prices, but Nigerians are not deterred. A source, David Iweko, said government’s failure to treat corruption cases with the seriousness it deserves, has encourged some civil servants to

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brazenly steal public funds. His words: “The way government treats serious economic crimes has made Nigeria a laughing stock before the comity of nations. The right thing was for top civil

The way government treat serious economic crime has made Nigeria a laughing stock, before the comity of nations. The right thing was for top civil servants who were involved and the banks where N161.9 billion was being stolen from on a yearly basis, to stand trial and punished for the economic crimes against Nigeria, only then will the outside world will take us serious

servants, who were involved and the banks where N161.9 billion was being stolen from on a yearly basis, to stand trial and punished for the economic crimes against Nigeria, only then will the outside world will take us serious.� The source lamented government’s failure to compel the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) or the Police to prosecute the criminals, adding that their activities under-developed the country. Yet some other respondents held the view that with a large number of ghost workers in the system, recurrent budget will continued to take the large chunk of the country’s yearly budget, making it impossible for government to have the needed funds to provide infrastructure. They lamented that less than 10 percent of Nigerians work in the government’s establishments, yet more than half of the yearly budgets are used to service the few and the political class, while over 70 percent of Nigerians are swimming in abject poverty. They also charged the government % ! involved in the scam is dismissed from service, while banks established to be accomplices in the scam are sanctioned, to drive home the right message. They say Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), Independent Corrupt Practices and #

(ICPC), the Police and Judiciary have to collaborate to wage the war against the scam, saying it might have robbed the country trillions of naira since Independence.

cobanks Nigeria says more winners have emerged from its “ cards for prizes promo grand draw aimed at promoting the use of alternative payment channels by customers and at the same time also strengthening the Central Bank’s cash less policy. According to the press statement made available to Saturday Newswatch said three persons went home with Honda cars and other grand prizes. The statement said that the

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[ " [ % Consumer Protection Council and Advertising Practitioners Council of & " " / According to the statement by the bank the winners are Awoyera Peter, Asoanya, Jerry and Aliyu Yelwa. Others, the bank said were selected to embark on a trip to watch the on-going World cup tournament at Brazil, N300,000 worth of scholarship, smart phones, LCD TVs, air conditioners , home theatres, and generators among other prizes. The bank said that the promo was based on the customers use of all the electronic channels of the bank which compromised the use of the cards, debit cards, prepaid cards, point of sales transactions, online shopping, purchase of recharge cards with the Automated Teller Machine and withdrawals with the ATM machine. The statement which quoted the bank’s Deputy Director Mr. Tony Okpanachi, as saying that the promo is part of the bank’s policy to reward its customers , adding that the promo has increased his bank’s customers base and allowed his bank’s customers to use other channels. The statement which also quoted the bank’s Head, Cards and e-banking Mr. Tunde Kuponiyi said ,�we realized that a lot of " " $ $% day, many people no longer have time to go to the banking hall to either log in card or to go and withdraw because their time is so important to them. He stressed that his bank realized that many people need comfortable and convenient channels to transact, adding that one of those channels that can facilitate convenience and comfort for the customer is electronic channels. According to him, “ this was why we started the card for prizes 5 and foremost on the comfort and convenience that it has, and to let people know that from the comfort and convenience that it has, and to let the people know that from the comfort and convenience of their may be, they actually can do their banking transactions. Saturday Newswatch learnt the last draws brought to end the conclusion to the promo which has ran for the past six months.

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Business Interview Flight Preference for foreign currencies, Domestic Schedule harm to Nigeria’s economy The use of foreign currencies for business transactions in Nigeria is fast becoming fashionable. It is now common for payments for goods and services to be done with foreign currencies, especially US dollar, British pounds or the Euro. This trend, according to experts, has a far-reaching ! "# economy. ABIODUN AWOGBEMI writes.

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hile most countries of the world use their legal tender for local transactions, the same cannot be said of Nigeria as some of its citizens including the government prefer foreign currencies to the detriment of the naira. The trend prompted the House of Representatives, through a motion sponsored by Hon Nadu Karibe, to recommend a ban on the use of foreign currencies for domestic transactions in the country. He argued that the naira is “a symbol of identity, a source of pride and a sign of independence and economic stability.â€? He also observed that “there is a growing trend in the use of foreign currencies, especially US Dollar for payment of school fees, hotel bills, real estate transactions, rents and purchases made in bars, night clubs, luxury goods shops in Nigeria, leading to the high demand for the foreign currencies.â€? While lending credence to the motion, Hon. Warman Ogoriba narrated his experience: “I was in South Africa where I wanted to pay my hotel bills in dollars and it was rejected. Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised because here, Nigerians use dollars freely. I urged members to support the motion and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to ban the use of foreign currencies in local transactions.â€? Speaking in the same vein, Hon. Buba Jibrin representing Kogi State said: “In my opinion this motion is very timely. In foreign lands, we are made to change dollars into local currencies using our passport as 5 / < Nigeria, even in our shopping malls, dollars are freely used, and that is wrong.â€? In his own argument, Hon. Aminu Sulayman said: “I see this motion as a " 5 % Ă“ number of Nigerians use the dollar in & " / > $ ! ! the appropriate authority to handle

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or the motion should be thrown out through the window.� Also in his contribution, Hon Ali Madaki, representing Kano said: “If Nigeria is really serious and wants investors, we need to use dollars. In Dubai today, dollars are openly used. We need investors to grow our economy.�

"$ 5 X "$ his contribution said: “There is an existing Act of Parliament that forbids Nigerians from using foreign currency for marketing purposes.� > $

! ! domestication of account, the CBN, sometime ago explained why the bank does not designate Excess Crude account in dollars, saying it was constrained by the country’s constitution. In his explanation, CBN’s deputy

In my opinion this motion is very timely. In foreign lands, we are made to change dollars into local currencies using our passport as

mark. But here in Nigeria, even in our shopping malls, dollars are freely used, and that is wrong

governor, Suleiman Barau, explained that the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission advised against designating the Excess Crude Account in dollars saying: “This is a constitutional constraint.â€? The constitution stipulated that: No foreigner, foreign company or government had the right to impose or coerce any citizen to accept payment other than in the national currency. Also no citizen has the right to demand payment in foreign currency other than in the national currency except when foreign transaction and travel are involved, and in which case only CBN and the designated local banks are the only statutory bodies or authorities that may facilitate payment for such international transaction % Ă“ $ transacting businesses. Mr. Habib Magaji, an importer, said there is no way an importer will not use foreign currency for transaction, but using it as a legal tender within the country is wrong. Magaji said in other countries he had visited, one has to change to the country’s currency before he can pay for goods and services. He explained that in the 80’s, naira was widely accepted but wondered why it was not so again. The Federal Government was not absolved of blame however, as it made most of its businesses with expatriates and contractors were transacted in dollars. The politicians were also accused of spraying dollars in parties as well as using freely in payments for lodging $% ! depreciating the naira. The use of foreign currency as a replacement of the country’s legal tender, according to Mr. Tola Arososi, diminishes the naira and reduces its worth, bringing it to disrepute. “In fact, the impact is enormous in transaction as it erodes the strength of the currency as we are witnessing %/ > " # exchange for other country’s currency has spoilt Nigeria’s international trade. “We are cheating ourselves in the crude oil trade and goods exchange rate because the Naira seems to have no value.â€?

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Business & Economy Finance firm shuts down, funds depositors raise alarm, allege extortion

Impediments to success of CBN’s cashless policy =

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The announcement that all states of the Federation will go cashless with effect from July 1, in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s policy has raised the question about the readiness by Nigerians to follow suit. Although seven states have implemented the policy in the past two years, citizens doubt if the country is ready yet. JOHNMARK UKOKO

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n 2012, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introduced the cashless policy, using Lagos State as its pilot scheme in January. The success of the Lagos experiment led to the introduction of the policy in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The former CBN governor, Mr. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, while introducing the policy in late 2011, said it was aimed at promoting the use of electronic payment channels instead of cash for goods and services. To encourage individuals and corporate institutions in the country to embrace the policy, the apex bank set cash withdrawal limits for both individuals and corporate organisations, and put in place strategies for massive roll-out of e-payment channels with emphasis on Point of Sale (PoS) terminals. Checks by Saturday Newswatch showed " 5

Lagos and FCT led the apex bank, in July last year, to extend the policy to 5 ! =$ = $ Y "

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" $ # / The success recorded so far by the policy therefore, prompted the CBN to announce % # states of the country from July 1. However, Saturday Newswatch investigations revealed that much as the policy is a welcomed development, the country is not fully ready for it as some of the banks which are major players in the cashless policy appear not to have put their house in order. It is a known fact that some of the $ = > + B=>+C are always malfunctioning, leaving customers with tales of woes, even as their % / = ! ! " $ + /

% disclosed that in line with the policy, he regularly carry out interbank money transfer, adding that one of his recent transfers to one of his clients with account in one of the old generation banks was not successful, yet his bank debited his account. In his words, “I recently made some interbank fund transfer. The money did not get to the other account, yet my account was debited. When I complained, 9 5 ! ? it took more than three weeks before the

5 0* 2 issue was resolved. That single incidence # % Ă? % /@ It was further gathered that the cashless % "" 5 among banks for deployment of electronic payment channels in prime locations in [ " =$ ; / Investigations revealed that some of the banks have clashed over the location and operations of electronic payment channels =>+ % ; commercial centres like airlines, eateries, 5 " " major retail outlets, cinemas, highbrow hospitals and a host of other locations. The bone of contention, it was reported, is the three percent fee per transaction through the PoS, to be paid by the merchant to the banks. Further checks showed that the higher the value and volume of transactions over the terminal, the more the income for the bank that deployed the channel of payment. % $ # over PoS deployed to a four star hotel which enjoys high patronage from foreign

“I recently made some interbank fund transfer. The money did not get to the other account, yet my account was debited. When I complained, I was asked to write a

it took more than three weeks before the issue was resolved. That single incidence affected my interest in e-payment

Iweala Y ! =$ % Š 9 [ " / ! $ " $ on Victoria Island and an old generation $ + [ " / It was reported that while the PoS of the Marina bank was usually inactive or the PoS of the new generation bank, % $ / > # ! old generation bank had therefore, alleged sabotage, saying that nothing wrong with their PoS. The old generation bank went " 5 " # of the new generation bank, claiming they are the only ones that have the expertise to meddle with the operations of their PoS, so as to divert patronage to their own PoS. " " $ " 3 ! ! Ó and respond swiftly to the malfunctioning of its operations. % & 5 " that this type of scenario is also playing out in many outlets across the country, as % $ Ó % to some locations, because they believe 7; %@/ Data from the Nigeria Interbank % B&9< C 158,000 PoS have been registered so far, out of which 115,000 have been deployed, and 110,000 connected. However, only about 31,000 or less than three percent of the connected terminals are active while the service is not widespread as they are concentrated in few locations. > 5 e-payment channels in the country are: retail merchant like Cash and Carry, 5 " " hotels, guest houses, fast foods and restaurants, academic institutions, religious houses, hospitals and a host of 5 most supermarkets in developing areas do not have. Nigerians, in the past four years have ! $ 3 " =>+ $ � % channels, most of which are either $ # ! " ! time. = <&

" on July 1st, it is hoped that the apex $ $ 5 " ! # ! technology driven platform. This is a task before the new CBN’s governor, Mr. 0 K 5 /

5 5 Ă? % Managers Nigeria Limited - located in ="$ $ *% < " % " Ă? % after it allegedly extorted money from its unsuspecting customers. Saturday Newswatch gathered that after the % ="$ $

" " invaded the locality luring unsuspecting traders, especially small scale business owners, into opening accounts with them with a view to accessing credit facilities. The service package as well as the credit ! # Ă“ $ of people from the locality. The reasonable interest rate and persuasive markets served as baits to the unsuspecting customers who deposits. $ Ă“ % % ! compulsory 28 working days prior to accessing the loan facility. Some of the customers who spoke with Saturday Newswatch lamented and wailed

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! ! % % said she made deposits after her friend introduced the company to her. She visited ="$ Ă“ $ ! making some deposits. Narrating her ordeal, a marketer, who was 5 % ! +

3 the operations and services available and how to access them. “I chose a loan facility of a N100,000 that I felt was suitable for me. I deposited the &QW RRR Ă“ ! " 9 chosen and was expecting the due date of 28-working days to enable me access the loan before the news of this tragedy. I have been to " Ă? $ has been shut down. I made several phone calls to the number given to us as human resource manager, administrator and other % $ ? #/

World Bank lauds implementation of SEEFOR project in Delta

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he World Bank has lauded Delta government for the implementation of the State K % K3 ! B KK C ; / The World Bank team led by Mr Jens Y " when the team inspected projects in = $ / Y ! X % $% $ 5 encouraging when compared to other $ 5 / ||= ! # ! " $ 5 also doing well by showing so much commitment to their jobs,’’ he added. > KK " launched in 2013, has engaged a total of 1,700 persons in Delta State. In May, more than 1,300 persons were engaged in various projects in the state. > $ 5 " " the cleaning of roads, construction of drainages as well as vegetation control. The maximum duration of the programme is for a period of 12 months. The essence of the 12-month duration is to encourage other applicants to participate. Each participant was entitled to a monthly salary of N20, 000 and 80 per cent of the salary are paid directly to the $ 5 % $ / Fifteen per cent of the amount is kept in a compulsory saving for the $ 5 " 5 per cent is for the vocational training for $ 5 /

June 14, 2014

2014 World Cup

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Sports/News

2014 World Cup

Don’t judge Eagles with friendly matches – Owubokiri Mark Ogagan

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an inedible mark in the V & < tournament. said that it is no disadvantage Adepoju added that as there are others areas the the technical crew and the strong has its strong points. ‘Keshi no doubt will come on the Championship proper and are not looking back. He that would ensure the team said with experience, their will soar high in the global thinking is tailored towards competition. If we have at the big task ahead. least a striker that could be ‘We must acknowledge clinical with his head in front that the coach picked his of goal while dealing with # aerial balls it would be an # # addition. I must confess the and game plan. We cannot & 9 % essential in a mobile team the coach has built so far. Let me to the letter his football remark that it does not matter viewpoint and strategies.

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Iran not pushover, warns Queiroz

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League Watch

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Sports/EURO League

Kaka future unclear at AC Milan

Koke pledges allegiance to Atletico

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tletico Madrid star, Koke, has moved to quash rumours about his future by pledging his loyalty to his current club. Francisco Acedo Torregosa of Sky Sports writes that the QQĂ?% Ă? 5 who has been a target of Manchester United and Barcelona, has spoken about his desire to continue with the newly crowned La Liga champions. Torregosa quotes Koke speaking about his future, stating that

the World Cup is his current concern: “My future is with Atletico. I am happy in my club and now I have a deal and do not think about an exit. Really my head is only focused on the work for Spain in Brazil 2014. My dream is to win this title with minutes in the game, although that depends on the coach. Koke starred last season as Atletico stormed to the Champions League 5 $ big two clubs to the

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championship title. The young 5 49 times for Diego La Liga and the Champions League, per WhoScored.com, scoring seven goals and providing 15 assists in becoming ! consistent performers. This has led Y dramatically rising in the past 12 months. A strong World Cup showing would see this increase further.

C Milan will give club legend Kaka until the end of the month to make a decision regarding his future, according to Sky Sport Italia. The Brazilian ace, who only re-joined 9 5 summer following four unsuccessful years at Real Madrid, is a shadow of the player of old and was a notable omission from % 8 squad, with Luiz Felipe Scolari opting for Chelsea duo Oscar and Ramires instead. MLS side Orlando City have been linked with the 5 $ % $ more inclined to join Sao Paolo back in his native homeland. > QRRĂ˜ < : winner was said to be upset at the departure of manager and former team-mate Clarence Seedorf, who was sacked

! ; 5 in the job and replaced by Fillipo Inzaghi on Tuesday. Inzaghi is keen to rebuild the side and return them to the elite of world football once again, and could sell Kaka in order to free up funds for the summer transfer window. If Kaka does indeed depart, then he will leave

the club for the second time in his career with universal popularity amongst the Rossenieri crowd. He was the talisman of the side that lifted the Champions League trophy in 2007, where they beat Liverpool 2-1 in Greece to make up for the defeat to the same side on the same occasion two years previously.

Benitez rules out Reina move

Leeds lining up move for Aneke

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eeds United are believed to be lining up a move for Arsenal starlet and former Crewe Alexandra loanee, Chuks Aneke. Aneke will be a free agent at the end of the month and is likely to leave Arsenal after failing to open talks of a new contract. The former England * Ă?V\ 5 who can double up as ! 5 form during his loan spell at Crewe last

" VĂŒ " and assisting six in all competitions. Leeds are reportedly eyeing a move for the 20-year-old, but will face competition from the Alex, who are keen to make his move a permanent one. However, Elland of nurturing young prospects may work well in their favour in the bidding war.

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apoli boss Rafa Benitez has ruled out signing Pepe Reina on a permanent deal from Liverpool due to his wage demands. The 31-year-old spent last season on loan at the Serie A side, making 40 appearances in all competitions, as Simon Mignolet became Brendan " 5 Ă? choice goalkeeper at = 5 ! " summer switch from

Sunderland. Reina, who is currently with the Spain squad at the World Cup, has previously stated he would be happy to stay at Napoli but it now appears he will have to consider his options elsewhere. Atletico Madrid and Barcelona have been among the other clubs reported to be keen on his services after < X 5 would be leaving the Stadio San Paolo.

= ! future belongs in England, Benitez told talkSPORT: “Yes. Pepe has two years left on his contract at Liverpool. “He has to go back % / 8 # wages. “The Premier League is a very big league and, in Serie = % $ " wages like in England. 4 5" for his position at Liverpool.�

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Sports/EURO League ‘Van Persie to remain with Man United ’

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etherlands striker Robin van Persie is planning on staying with Manchester United until the end of his playing career before moving into coaching, according to his father. ESPN reports that Bob van Persie has spoken about his son’s football commitments and ambitions in the game and that the player wishes to

% > # “homeâ€? beyond the expiry of his current contract, which ends in 2016. Bob van Persie told The Blizzard: “When his contract ends in Manchester, he’ll be 33. As " 5 " Ă? and I am sure he will be - he’ll stay in Manchester. Then he’ll go back to [his 5 $Ăœ K3 / + % will never be an issue. 79 $ 5 his career in Excelsior and then go back to London or Manchester as a coach. That will be next goal in life: to be the best coach in the

world. I hope we have to wait years for that moment. Let’s enjoy watching him % /@ The news is sure to please United supporters who witnessed a dejected Van Persie appear under David Moyes last season. However, the action of the Manchester United board and the instillation of RvP mentor Louis van Gaal appears to have rejuvenated the player’s commitment to the club. Despite being hit by injury during Moyes’ tenure, Van Persie’s contribution was still as solid as ever. His statistics show he got 16 goals in the 28 Premier League and Champions League games that he featured in, proving how valuable he is to the North West giants when on the football pitch. With LvG’s arrival as manager, Van Persie will thrive once again as he did for his solitary season under Sir Alex Ferguson.

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homas Muller has ended speculation of a move from Bayern Munich by signing a contract extension with Bayern Munich. The 24 year old penned a new deal along with Bayern captain Phillip Lahm that will pin him down to the Bavarians until 2019, while Lahm, 30, is now contracted until 2018. Bayern’s chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge was happy about the contract extensions handed to two of the clubs brightest stars, expressing his delight to the club’s website.. “Philipp Lahm and Thomas Muller are very important building blocks of FC Bayern,� Rummenigge said, “Both have remained loyal to the club since the start of their careers and will

play a major role in the future. “We are very happy that both players have chosen the long term for Bayern Munich.� Thomas Muller has been the subject of much speculation of a transfer to reunite with his former boss Louis Van Gaal, who promoted him to the < % 5 " his stay, but has shown his dedication to the club he has been a part of since 2000, “I am delighted to have prolonged my contract until 2019 with the World Cup just days away,� he said. “We held very good talks

with the representatives of the club. Those talks made it clear that I am at the right place. I have the feeling I can

play an important role in the club’s plans. FC Bayern have been my club since 2000, and will remain my club in the years to come.�

Bayern Captain Lahm joined Bayern when he was 11 years old and is delighted to remain at Bayern and hopes 5 Bundesliga champions, “Both the club and my management have decided to pursue talks since the time appeared good for a contract extension,� said the 30-yearold. 79 5 % % 9 " " 5 my career at Bayern. That was always my wish - I am very glad and happy.� At the moment Muller and Lahm are away with the German squad and are cornerstones of Joachim Low’s squad that looks to win the World Cup.

Hughes lines up Eduardo deal

S Real President agrees to Ramires swoop

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eal Madrid president, Florentino Perez is ready to answer coach Carlo Ancelotti’s call to bid for Chelsea midfielder Ramires, but may hit a brick wall. Ancelotti is a firm fan

of Ramires, and signed him during his spell in charge at Stamford Bridge. The Real Madrid manager would like a reunion with the midfielder at the Bernabeu this summer and Perez has agreed to launch a swoop. But according to Madrid-based daily, Marca, Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is not keen on the idea of selling the all-action midfielder. It remains to be seen whether Real Madrid can convince Mourinho to part with the former Benfica star, while Ramires saluted interest from the Spanish giants.

toke City have been linked with a move for Croatia striker Eduardo, who is due to fall out of contract at Shakhtar Donetsk. The former Arsenal forward is believed to be keen on a move back to the Premier League after four years in the Ukraine and boss Mark Hughes is reportedly considering # " Britannia Stadium. Hughes has already signed striker Mame

Biram Diouf, as well as defender Dionatan Teixeira, this week but he remains keen to

" " options regardless. However, he could face competition for the 31-year-old as it is thought there is interest in Eduardo from Italy, while West Ham have also been linked. The Brazil-born forward is currently on international duty with Croatia at the World

Cup and Eduardo is expected to make a decision on his future when his country’s involvement in the tournament comes to an end. Meanwhile, current Stoke striker, Peter Crouch has been linked with a move to Crystal Palace and the former England international could well be on his way should Eduardo decide this summer.

Bafana star joins Cardiff

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# % signing of Kagisho Dikgacoi from Crystal Palace. The South Africa international moves to south Wales as a free agent, % $ # player when his contract at Selhurst Park expires on June 30. Dikgacoi made 114 appearances for Palace after joining from Fulham QRVV 5 % Gunnar Solksjaer played a major role 5 / “The manager was persistent in wanting to bring me here, which always means a lot to a player,� he $ > / “Growing up I was a big fan of the

way he played and I can’t wait to get started with my new team-mates in training. “I’m really looking ! % 5 " ! ! # % fans. “Like Crystal Palace fans, # ! 3 % passionate and love football. I’ll be sure to give them 100 # /@

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Sports/Style Klitschko holidays in St Tropez with fiancee

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aria Sharapova posted a picture of herself travelling on the London Underground on Tuesday after she had spent the day at Queen’s Club. The world No 5 won the French Open last Saturday, beating Simona 4 5 Roland Garros. Sharapova was in west London to watch her boyfriend Grigor Dimitrov beat Britain’s James Ward in the second round of the AEGON Championships. World No 13 Dimitrov won 7-5, 6-3 as he stepped

up his preparations for Wimbledon, a tournament he believes he is ready to win. ‘I’d say my goal is to become a member at Wimbledon the easiest way possible. That is to win seven matches,’ he said. ‘I do believe that’s possible. But I think I have to take everything step-by-step. All I have is just positive vibes every time I’m out here, and I think in England in general I feel quite comfortable. I think I have to take one day at a time. Job done: Grigor

Dimitrov beat Britain’s James Ward in straight sets in their second-round clash ‘At the end of the day I won the Wimbledon juniors (in 2008), so of course it’s a dream for me to win the real thing. Why not?’ The 23-year-old Sharapova is not scheduled to play a warm-up event before the third Grand Slam of the season in SW18 which gets underway on June 23. The Russian won her one and only Wimbledon title 10 years ago.

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ladimir Klitschko has taken a break from punching people in the face to take a holiday with 5 4 % / The couple are currently on a getaway in St Tropez and are wiling away the

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5 $ known for her starring role in TV series Heroes, where she played a cheerleader with superpowers.

The couple have been engaged since last October, and announced last month % 3 " 5 together. Klitschko’s older brother Vitali is, of course, a former heavyweight world champion himself, but has retired from the sport to become a politician in his native Ukraine. Wladimir is still active in the sport, most recently defeating Australian challenger Alex Leapai in April to retain his championship belts.

Lindegaard’s new wife gives ManUtd fans racy insight

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anchester United goalkeeper, Anders Lindegaard’s new wife Misse Beqiri has posted a scorching Instagram snap of herself whilst on holiday. The Denmark international married the Swedish model earlier this week whilst on holiday in Mauritius. Lindegaard tied the knot on the beach before tweeting: ‘Best day of our lives! Thanks everyone for making it so special.’ Lindegaard’s glamorous new wife, Devils’ end of season awards a year ago, also

shared a picture of the happy couple with the caption: ‘Luckiest girl in the world.’ The Denmark international posted a link to his new wife’s instagram earlier this year and said: ‘Street smart and drop dead gorgeous. Thank god she’s mine.’ The pair, who have a son together, have been dating since 2012. Lindegaard arrived > # QRVR from Norwegian side Aalesunds and has made 19 United appearances having acted as deputy to Edwin van der Sar and David de Gea.

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Sports/Wrestling

Bryan may be forced to surrender WWE title

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EScoops, the same source who 5 : < % concussion and subsequent neck surgery is reporting WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan has not been medically cleared to compete at the June 29 Money in < %� � ! >: 0 < +=/ 88K $ ! that Bryan would be cleared to wrestle Kane in a stretcher match however, a source backstage at Raw at the Target Center in Minneapolis told SEScoops that Bryan got the news from his doctor that he won’t be able to wrestle / This news means, Bryan will be forced to surrender the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and a new champion will be crowned at the %� � /

Will WWE replace Seth Rollins?

Angle to announce next TNA Hall of Fame inductee

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Why Orton missed Monday night Raw

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MVP plans to wrestle at slammiversary on Sunday

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distancing himself from The Shield’s vest " / WWE took the decision to go with a traditional suit, tie and shades on Monday’s Raw although WWE are not having Rollins join Evolution, in fact with Batista out of the picture Evolution looks to be no longer a faction until he /

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/ He also has another project—a remake of ‘80s

5 Y $ 3 Ă? * 0 " Ă? Ă&#x; works, as Pamela McClintock of The Hollywood Reporter / So, when can we expect him back? 88K $ Batista as a big babyface upon his return to the company in ' %Ă&#x; $ 5 spectacularly, with the crowds booing him vociferously % /

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for a MRI as previously expected because doctors determined that surgery could wait until after he tested the injury "/ 4 started to put weight back on the knee this week and is hoping it will be good to go for %/ +Š 5 >&= " $ � plan if he’s unable to /

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Sports/Golf GolfWatch

2014 U.S. Open Preview

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Crucial role of women in nation building – Jaiyesimi Bukky Bello Jaiyesimi is the founder of Women in Nation Building (WINB), a pan African organisation that canvasses for the participation of women in nation building. Her organisation recently held a conference in Abuja with delegates from other African countries and a representative of the President of Liberia, Sirleaf Ellen Johnson. During a chat with AYODELE OLALERE, she explained the motive behind the conference and the role of women in building a nation.

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ou have just concluded a threeday conference on the role of women in nation building. What was the highlight of the conference? The conference was about the role of women in nation building. We picked out three areas that were discussed because it was a brainstorming session. We discussed the role of women in governance and social emancipation. We heard from women from other African countries about their positions on these issues and they spoke on the way forward. At the end, delegates left the conference with the realisation of practical steps to take on how to move forward. Every woman in Africa now knows about them; so they can take their place in making ensure their respective nations succeed. Women’s participation in nation building is an important ingredient in achieving an equitable, peaceful and more prosperous society. Awards were also given to women that have contributed and are still contributing to nation building in Africa. What really motivated you into organising the conference? I have always been involved in a lot of nation building programmes abroad and I felt something should take root from one’s country. If I am known in some parts of the world for doing this and that, then what is happening to Africa where I come from? That was where the motivation came and I felt it should start in Nigeria. That is why we had the annual conference in Nigeria. Subsequent ones will go to other parts of Africa. I also belong to quite a number of women organisations and in every one of them, I always strive to create something new to carry on the objective of the group. We have women being deprived of so many things like education. When you empower a woman, you give her education and she is able to empower her family and other people. We also ! 5 ! / > are women who have got the education

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but are not able to do anything with it. We can put some strategy in place that can actually make a woman to actualise her dreams. A woman works for the community, family and the nation; so when a woman is helped to move forward, you are actually doing something bigger than you think. With your experience so far, how will you compare the way women are empowered in Africa with those in developed countries? In the developed countries, there is rule of law which says everybody is equal and you have bodies that are responsible and make sure that women are respected. However, in African countries, I don’t think we have such in place yet. You still have a situation where a woman can be treated harshly and no one sees anything wrong in / 9 % 5 $ " % $ % " " ! to sit down. How many of such do you see around here? At times, the motives for doing so might even be wrong. The respect is not there as much as you will expect. Women started out as mothers; so don’t you think that even that alone should make women to be respected? We don’t enforce the rule of law in Africa. Do you think women really have the capacity to take up the responsibility of building a nation? Well, it is not a question of whether they have the capability because women have been involved in nation building from inception. I mentioned that when you talk of the family unit, women take care of their homes. So, women have been there all these while. But in taking up real responsibilities, women are capable. President Sirleaf Johnson of Liberia is a woman and has been there for some years now. The Chancellor of Germany is also a woman and the President of Malawi, Joyce Banda, is a woman. So, what are we talking about? We have some Nigerian women in top positions in the

World Bank. We have had and are still having women as managing directors of banks in Nigeria. So, the question is not if, but why are more women not being given the opportunity to do so. But you will also look at the fact that the African culture does not allow women that role of leadership because they are seen as second class citizens? I will answer your question with another question. When you go to the university, why do women have to sit alongside men to study those courses? We have men and women as medical directors. We have both male and female pilots. Do you foresee women in the future

It is not a matter of who can do it best or better. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. So, why not allow people to be able to express their strength to accomplish meaningful development for the nation of Africa?

‘wrestling ‘power from men? That is another mistake people are making. It is not a competition. It is an agreement to work hand in hand together. It is not that women want to take the place of men. What we are saying is that there are lots of opportunities that women can take advantage of to contribute to nation building. It is not about who is there 5 / % should be faced to get things moving to develop the continent of Africa for the future of Africa and that future is now. This is the time to get things done and continue in that light to make sure that things are going the way they should go. This is the time for women to arise and build the nation of Africa. So, you believe in the saying that Ă‹ $ can do best? I don’t believe in that. It is not ! $ $ / 8 " and weaknesses. So, why not allow people to be able to express their strength to accomplish meaningful development for the nation of Africa? The Africa Women Foundation for Nation Building does not encourage competition. It is about building together. If women are to dissipate energy in building a nation, who takes care of the home front? When the woman sets out to go to work in the morning and the man also # when they are at work. The woman’s say. When our parents were bringing us up, I can’t remember my mother

" ! QW / there must have been strategies she put in place to manage her home front, career and her husband to be able to achieve her goals in life. My mum used to go to work at 7am and I don’t see her until night. So, how did she manage that? If we sit down and do nothing, then we shouldn’t complain when things go wrong and we feel " " " ! society. Everyone is contributing to nation building in one way or other but you might not see it. How do you get funding for the organisation? We are not waiting for people to fund us; we have taken our vision as our own and we believe every other thing will follow. In recent times, there have been campaigns about violence against women. What do you think can be done to stop this menace? In Ghana, the government created

5 " ! purpose. We have worked with those agencies. At midnight, they can pick your calls because every citizen has the agencies’ phone numbers in case there is any violence against a woman. They have people on grounds that are ready to rush out and salvage a situation. If every nation in Africa will dedicate such agencies to women and children, we will be able to get somewhere in terms of violence and abuse. We should not wait for a woman to be abused and everybody now goes on the street to campaign against it.

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Agric extension, sure way to feed millions of Nigerians Mohammed Lawal

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n several occasions, agriculturalists have stressed the importance of extension services to food production. They insist that as Nigeria aspires to become one of the 20 largest economies in the world by 2020, pragmatic # " $ boost farming through the adoption of agricultural extension services. However, the Federal Government is somewhat conscious of the usefulness of agricultural extension services in plans to improve the country’s food production. Prof. Tunji Arokoyo, National Team Leader, Agricultural Extension Transformation Agenda,

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Development to revive agricultural extension services. ``The Minister of Agriculture, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, is passionate about extension services and he " ! # revive the dying extension services in Nigeria as a key to agricultural transformation,’’ he said. He said that agricultural extension workers were the bridge between farmers and research institutes, adding that they also functioned as the link between farmers and the government. ``This is because they play a key role in disseminating information to and from both sides for enhanced agricultural production,’’ he said. Arokoyo said that agricultural extension services involved the provision of

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educational services to farmers in the wide range of agricultural enterprise. ``So, agricultural extension services encompass all activities carried out by extension agencies to create positive change in the farmers’ living standards through increased productivity and enhanced income,’’ he said. Drumming support for the provision of quality agricultural extension services, Dr Mohammed Khalid-Othman of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, said although agricultural extension services in Nigeria had been somewhat inactive, their importance could never be undermined. ``Extension services are

# " ! $ of constraints such as underfunding, ageing and " # " ! low employment rate and ! #/ ``Presently, life is being injected into the agricultural extension services through various strategies and programmes championed by the Federal Government, || 5 Federal Department of Agricultural Extension was established in the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. ``The department is responsible for policy formulation and coordination of agricultural extension activities,’’ he said. In the same vein, Malam Continued on page 66

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Special Report Walnut, potato, mango boost brain performance, says Expert

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Agric extension, sure way to feed millions of Nigerians Continued from page 65

Sani Miko, the Country Director of Sasakawa Africa Association, a Geneva-based international agricultural development organisation, said his organisation was collaborating with the Federal Government to revive agricultural extension services in Nigeria. ``This collaboration will ! ! ! information about new technologies from researchers to grassroots farmers. ``It is the responsibility of extension workers to convey information from government and researchers to farmers on how to improve agriculture in Nigeria,’’ he said. Miko said t the capacity of the extension workers would be built through seminars, workshops and other means, with the hope that they would convey the message to farmers. ``We want to teach the farmers how and when to cultivate their farms; how to use improved seeds; when and how to apply fertiliser; when and how to harvest. ``We will connect them with banks where they could obtain loans; we will ultimately connect them with markets where they can sell their % " 5 said. However, Miko observed that many extension service 5 with the job because they

Ă“ 5 which they thought could not take them beyond Salary Grade Level 14 in the civil service. He, nonetheless, said the challenge was being addressed via an arrangement between the organisation and Usman Danfodio University, Sokoto, to enable Higher National Diploma holders among the extension workers obtain degrees from the university 5 / ``This will maximise their job satisfaction and it will also encourage them to work

Agricultural extension services encompass all activities carried out by extension agencies to create positive change in the farmers’ living standards through increased productivity and enhanced income

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harder,’’ he noted. Mr Daniel Jacob, the Director of Agricultural Services in the Kaduna State Agricultural Development Project, who underscored the need for more agriculture extension workers across the country, observed that the extension workers were inadequate. ``For instance, the ratio of extension workers to farmers in Kaduna State used to be 1:1,500; however, the present ratio stands at 1:3,240. ``This is grossly inadequate and highly disturbing because the World Bank-recommended ratio stands between 1:800 and 1:1,000. ``Unfortunately, the number of extension workers we have is on the decrease, while our population is on the increase,’’ Jacob added. In view of the shortfall, experts underscore the need for private-sector participation in the funding and delivery of agricultural extension services so as to meet the needs of the farmers. They argue that agricultural extension services have been dominated by the Agricultural Development Programme in Nigeria for a long time. The experts insist that the traditional extension services, linked with production objectives and blanket recommendations, can no longer meet the farmers’ expectations. They stress that pragmatic # $ encourage the private sector to provide agricultural extension services, while the government can play a strategic role by identifying gaps in the provision of such services. Although many observers laud this suggestion, they nonetheless, call for the adoption of pragmatic strategies to change the orientation of agricultural extension workers, as part of # delivery. All the same, they concede that structured private-sector participation in agricultural extension service delivery will consequently boost agricultural production in the country. *Courtesy NANFeatures

Nutritionist at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, Mr Tunde Ajobo, on Tuesday said walnut, potato and mango were super foods packed with health enhancing properties for the human brain. Ajobo, a Dietician and Head, Dietetic Department of the college, made the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ibadan. ``These foods have health functions ranging from prevention of heart diseases and cancers to improving skin tone and boosting memory and brain function.’’ the don said. He said walnut was a rich source of ALA (Omega3), and therefore, useful in boosting depression and raising cognitive functions. Ajobo said walnut was an edible seed of Juglans Regia tree which originated in India and the regions surrounding the Caspian Sea. ``The tree has multiple uses, it can be used as food (edible seed), medicine, furniture, and dye. ``The seed has a number ! $ 5 " " from weight management to prevention and slowing of various cancers,’’ he said. Ajobo also said that baked but without salt had healthy low " 5$ / ``It is a good source of vitamin C, Vitamin B6, Potassium and + " ? $ 5 brain health.

``100g of baked potato supplies 16 per cent Daily Value (DV) each of Vitamin C and Vitamin B6, 15 per cent DV of Potassium and 11 per cent DV of Manganese. ``Vitamin B6 plays an important role in the production of Serotonin9, Melatonin and GABA,’’ he said. Ajobo also said that Mango was rich in Vitamin C, Vitamin B6 and Vitamins K, A and E, adding: ``Fruits like mangoes and bananas are high in Vitamin B6 and therefore, good for brain health’’. He said Honey is the oldest natural sweetener known to man as it comprised equal parts of glucose and fructose. ``It contains B vitamins, magnesium, Manganese and Anti-oxidants; all are good for brain health. ``The fructose in honey fuels the brain which is the most energy demanding organ of the body. ``It protects the brain from mental exhaustion and keeps it perked up,� he said. The dietician said water makes up 85 per cent of the brain weight, adding that lack of water could lead to brain shrinkage. ``Researches have shown that dehydration not only shrinks the brain tissues but adversely # memory. ``People should drink water according to their body weight; dividing your weight in kilogrammes by 30 gives the amount of water in litres a day. ``For example, if you weigh 75kg, drink 2.5 litres of water spread out over a day,� he said.

43,669 farmers to benefit from FG’s cotton value chain in Bauchi

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According to him, the measure is to restore the past glory of the commodity which turnover was in excess of 8.9 billion dollars in the 1980’s and employment generation of over 700,000 people. ``Employment generation in northern Nigeria underwent a precipitous fall due in part to the ! 3 industry. ||> social unrest, economic strain and increasing rate of poverty,’’ he said. The director recalled that the Federal Government had in 2012 entered into partnership with the 8 =! % B8= >C industry in the country. He said target was to raise productivity from 150kg to 450kg of lint by 2015 and double production ! VQR RRR ! to 760,000 tonnes in 2015. ``A major component of the plan is to multiply and distribute quality seeds and raise quality of local lint through the use of appropriate " " " " said. Yusuf said the scheme, if successfully implemented, would improve the economy in the areas of employment generation and tax accruals to the three tiers of government.

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‘High rate of out-of-school children, setback to economic growth’ A United Nations International Children Education Fund (UNICEF) report says no fewer than 11 million Nigerian children are out of school. The report further says 10 million of this number are from the northern part of the country, while warning that great danger awaits the country if nothing is done to address the situation. JOHNMARK UKOKO reports.

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recent United Nations International Children Education Fund (UNICEF) says one in every six children out of school in the world is a Nigerian child. How Nigeria found itself in this embarrassing situation despite the huge natural and human resources the country is endowed with remains a question begging for answers. More so, it is still not known how these children would cope in the everchanging information and technology driven global village. Nigerians who spoke to Saturday Newswatch unanimously agreed that the government has a major role to play if the country hopes to ever catch up or compete with the other countries of the world. A respondent, Mr. Adams Lawani, lamented that Nigeria, which at inception in 1960, was one of the countries with high literacy level in Africa, has now found itself as one of the country with the worst case of illiteracy in Africa. 7> *&9 K 5" ! " " as many parents are so poor that they cannot # %

/ 8 below the age of 10 hawking wares during school hours. In the rural areas, parents drag their wards to the farm, market or other menial activities to eke out a living. Many children are now their family’s bread winners,� he said. Another respondent, Otunba Ojo Aiyedogbo, while speaking with a radio station in Lagos, recently, said the government, by its neglect of the educational sector is promoting illiteracy. He warned that Nigeria should expect the worst case of social upheaval in the near future as young Nigerians who are out of school today would have become dangerous adults in few years time. He stressed that a country with a large $ ! X " on a keg of gunpowder, adding that the government has to put on their thinking caps to take the children back to school. “We are not a serious nation. If our government pretends not to know that many of its young citizens were out of school, they have been told by UNICEF which is a respected global organization. This is the time we need do the needful, not when things have gone from out of hand,� he said. He stressed that many uneducated young men will take to crime such as burglary, pocket picking and armed robbery, while

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Jonathan kidnapping and a host of other dangerous crimes which will pose a threat to the existence of law abiding citizens. A sociologist, Mr. Uche Madubiko, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch, disclosed that it cost the country less to educate X 5" " uneducated population will pose to the society in the future. He stressed research have shown that a country with high literacy rate has lower incidence of social vices as many of the well educated citizens have something to live for. In his words, “Countries such as Finland, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Sweden, Norway and a host of other nations with very high level of literate citizens, has low crime rate. Most of such citizens are sure of securing employments as against countries with high level of illiterate citizens. Many of the uneducated adults have no regards for their

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Nyesom Wike lives and that of others.â€? He said that it is sad that the three levels of government has not invested adequately on education, adding that the United Nations K 5 " B*&K è has set the minimum percentage of budget every country should commit to its education sector, stressing that Nigeria government are yet to get close to the UNESCO minimum requirement. “UNESCO has mandated every country to commit 26 percent of its entire budget to the education sector because of the importance of education. In the recent past, Nigeria $ " 5 " education in its budgets. Countries like Ghana, Togo, Republic of Benin Republic, Ethiopia and Chad commit higher percentage of their annual budgets to education. Is it not a coincidence that Nigeria, whose schools had nationals from all over the world in the past, now sends its citizens to places like Chad, Republic of Benin, Togo, India and all other countries to acquire education? “It is sad that government’s policies have killed the education sector. Many Nigerians are schooling in Togo, Republic of Benin, Ghana, Chad, Sao Tome and Principe, among other countries just as employers of labour value degree earned in other countries than the ones earned in this country. The sociologist warned that high level of poverty in the land is responsible for the collapse of the country’s educational sector from the primary to the tertiary level, adding it has impacted negatively on the country’s educational sector. He lamented the incessant strike action in the sector, adding that students of the country’s various tertiary institutions spend six to seven years for courses that should ordinarily run for four years, adding that such challenges discourage many students from going to school. In his words, “As we speak, Polytechnics students have been on strike for the past 11 months. The country’s colleges of education have been on strike for the past six months. Late last year, the lecturers of public universities were on strike for six months. The primary and post primary schools are not spared of strikes in Nigeria.â€? A trader at the popular Tejuosho market, Mr. Okolo Ndubisi, told Saturday Newswatch that many parents from the eastern part of the country no longer encourage their boychildren to pursue educational programmes because many of their boys, who spend years studying, end up without jobs, years after graduation.

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he Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said that the Federal Government is seeking 200 million dollars “soft credit� from the German Government for the establishment of a development bank. Okonjo-Iweala made the statement when a delegation of the German Government visited her in Abuja, adding that a Development Bank of Nigeria was needed to ensure long-term loans for development of the country. She said Nigeria had excellent relations with Germany and would want it to support growth and development in strategic areas of its economy. ``One of the areas is industrial revolution plan, which we have just launched; we think that we need to manufacture more things in Nigeria because we have a large market. ``We think that Germany can be of great assistance to us in sharing knowledge with us on how it has been able to organise itself to have the right skills at the right industries. “We want to know, if we are going into manufacturing, how we can do that. ``The second area is that we admire the way that you built your development bank, KFW. “Nigeria is building a development bank; the president and the vice-president have pushed very hard for us to have long-term money in this economy. ``We want you to support. We are negotiating with you about 200 million dollars of support in soft credit form,’’ she added. The minister said that in manufacturing, Nigeria would give priority to electronics and cars, especially with the large market in the country. On the state of the nation’s economy, she said that with the re-based Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Nigeria remained the largest economy in Africa with 510 billion dollars. She added that with per capita income of 2,668 dollars, the country still maintained its status as a low-income nation with a positive growth rate of 7 per cent. Okonjo-Iweala said that the economy had maintained a stable macro-economic framework with debt to GDP ratio of one per cent “with the rebased GDP�. || " digit and our reserve is relatively good,’’ she said. The minister, however, stated that the nation was faced with three major challenges of jobs creation, inclusion and high inequality. She explained that the Federal Government had initiated projects geared toward ensuring inclusive growth and job creation. According her, the projects include power sector reforms, infrastructure development " " 5 "/ Earlier, the leader of the German delegation, Mr Gerd Mueller, said that the aim of the visit was for the minister to educate them on current economic developments in Nigeria. ``Nigeria is very important and prominent in the region and we know that you are very prominent in the Nigerian government and so our visit is for you to inform us of the current economic situation in the country,’’ Mueller said. He said the team wanted ``to be briefed 5 % situation in Nigeria.’’ He said that Germany would love to partner Nigeria in agriculture development so as to create a green centre to enhance research in the sector. According to him, the centre will look at issues of alternative sources of energy, such as solar, bio-mass, among others. Mueller, who is Germany’s Minister of Development Operations, added that the green center would facilitate exchange of scientists in research to help Nigeria to boost its agricultural sector and be able to feed itself. He promised that the German Government would look at requests for assistance made by the Federal Government, especially support for economic development.

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China: World’s biggest trading power Eric Elezuo with Agency reports

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Beyond the Bar Awo,Okotie-Eboh’s arguements drew me into law – Prof Sagay Ayodele Olalere

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e is one of the most respected and experienced Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SAN). When he talks, the nation listens. As ! ! " esteem by the government, and he is a role model for up and coming lawyers. His name is Professor Sagay Itsejuwa Esanjumi (SAN). He is a household name in the Nigerian legal profession. Born on December 20, 1940, Professor Sagay was already a Professor of Law before he clocked 30 years; an evidence of his brilliance. He was called to the Bar in 1966 after graduating from the University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), and Y " " $ " University, England between 1966 and 1970 where he bagged Ph.D. in International Law. He also had a 5 ! > 4 " = % in 1976, and was appointed a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) in 1998. In spite of his status as a top legal practitioner, Prof Sagay is a ‘man ! to anyone that seeks his audience. Unlike many of his colleagues who have built ‘a wall’ of inaccessibility around themselves, Prof Sagay’s " in the way he welcomed Saturday & > ! Balewa Street, Surulere. Hanging on the walls of his 3 Ă“ / Some of them include National Scholarship for the Best Performance in University (LL.B.) Law Examinations (1963 - 1966), Sweet and Maxwell Publishers Prize for the Best Performance in Revenue Law in the Nigerian Bar Examinations (1966) and Willoughby Prize for Best Overall Performance in the Nigerian Bar Examinations (1966). His relevance also goes beyond the shores of Nigeria. At various points in time, he had and still holds some international appointments both in Africa and other parts of the world. In 1984, he was appointed the United Nations Consultant on Namibia, Colonialism and Racial Discrimination. He had also served, from 1991 to 1992, as a consultant

to the Organisation of African Unity and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on the O.A.U. Protocol on Free Movement of Persons, Rights of Residence and Establishment. He was also counsel to the Federal Government in the Cameroon/ Nigeria boundary case before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in 1994, and was also Chairman, Delta State Forum for the Review of the 1999 constitution, among several other international and local appointments. His professional acumen is not $ books which have become reference points in the profession. Some of them are ‘Sagay: The Legal Aspects of the Namibia Dispute (1975), Racial Discrimination in International Law (1981), Implementation of International Humanitarian Law in Nigeria (1997), A Case Book on the Nigerian Law of Contract (1983), Case Law under the Matrimonial Causes Decree (1973), Nigerian Law of Succession: Principles, Cases, Statutes and Commentaries (2007) and many more. As a teenager, Sagay had dreamt of becoming a surgeon. His love for the medical profession was so pronounced that when he was advised by his father to pursue a career in law, he refused. To achieve his aim of becoming a medical practitioner, he began to take his science subjects seriously, and had hoped that he would come out in % " / 4 " happened that made him to change his mind, and heed his father’s advice. Asked what really prompted his interest in the profession, the 74 year old legal icon looked up, beamed a smile and replied: “I really wanted to study medicine; I wanted to become a surgeon. Throughout out my secondary school days, I was trying hard to be good in science subjects, but found out I had more interest in non-science subjects like History, Literature and Geography. After secondary school, I didn’t do well 4 " & 5 Examinations so I had to stop school. I had to work, and as at the same time registered at the then Federal School of Science and Technology at Onikan for Biology, Chemistry and Physics.� He continued, “However,

Prof. Sagay

Behind my house was the House of Representatives chamber, so whenever I was not busy either with school work, I would go to the House just to see Awolowo, Okoti-Eboh and others arguing. I would listen to them, and in the process was being carried away by their policies and arguments

behind my house was the House of Representatives chamber, so whenever I was not busy either with school work, I would go to the House just to see Awolowo, OkotiEboh and others arguing. I would listen to them, and in the process was being carried away by their policies and arguments. I told myself that

doctors only deal with individuals, but these people (Awolowo and others) deal with the whole country so I began to develop interest in law, and decided to go for it. Before I left secondary school, my father had told me I must read law, but I refused, so when I went back to tell him I wanted to study law, he was shocked at my change of mind. As a result, I stopped my science classes, and enrolled in some overseas programmes. Seven months later, I took the A-level exams and luckily, I passed all the three subjects. “ 4 5 % % " lawyers. At the time, he was already a professor and Dean of the Faculty of Law at the Obafemi Awolowo University. Reminiscing on his experience shortly after graduation and call to the Bar, he said: “It was a very exciting time (1966) because it was the time we just had a military coup in Nigeria. We were all excited because we thought the military government would be an end to all our misery. That was the era when life was easy. You could get a job even before you left university. Companies like UAC, John Holt and others, as well as the military, government agencies and ministries would come and interview you Continued on page 78

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What G.O.K Ajayi, Fawehinmi & Kasumu told me Continued from page 77

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Politics Isiaka Africa’s longest- Quintessential Adeleke berths in APC tenured dictators W Olumide Lawal

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Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo has been ruling the tiny, oil-rich West African nation since he overthrew his uncle, Marcias, in August, 1979, in a bloody palace coup. While Equatorial Guinea has one of the world’s highest per capita incomes, it ranks quite poorly on the U.N. Human Development Index with majority of its population lacking basic necessities like clean drinking water

% + ! QRVV Y XX < "% % " ! %/ Blaise CompaorĂŠ, Burkina Faso; 26 years, 1 month Blaise Campaore has been running Burkina Faso since he deposed his predecessor, >

$ V\ĂšĂ˜ / then he has been winning Ă‹ B $% C presidential polls – scoring ĂšR ! QRVR/ = " Burkino Faso was passed in QRRÂ’ $ " ! " terms, Campoare doesn’t $ $% % ruled it could not be applied %/ Omar Hassan al-Bashir, Sudan; 24 years, 5 months In June 1999, Al-Bashir % " and appointed himself president in a bloodless / % $ ! / 9 + QRR\ 9 4 " issued an arrest warrant " = Ă?< Ă” 5 " " ! Ă” for instigating crimes against %/ Idriss DĂŠby Itno, Chad; 22 years, 11 months :Ă­$% X ! during a rebellion against 4

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/ Lawal, is a media adviser to Senator Adeleke. Ede, Osun State.

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Politics

2015: Adamawa CAN in disarray Owolabi Adenusi, Yola he road to Government House, Yola, appears thorny because of the political hiccup working against the Adamawa State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) as its leaders are presently working at cross purposes. Because of the goings-on, the association is perceived to be sick politically and may not come out of its sickbed to harmonise its members to work as an indivisible house and support any of its own who may want to vie for the governorship position in the state. With the electioneering period right by the corner it thus becomes necessary that a drastic action be taken to address the leadership crisis rocking the Adamawa CAN to ensure the house is not divided against itself. The unfolding events in the political landscape of the state following last weekend’s crisis which engulfed the association as a result of the dissolution of its state executives under the leadership of Rev. Fr. Moses Taparki, by the national chairman of CAN, Bishop Ayo Oritsejafor, is a clear point to what the future holds. The dissolution which was believed to be a sledge hammer slammed on the state executive due to its failure to comply with a directive given by the national secretary of the association which

" desist from taking any illegal action to dissolve the executive of the elected women wing (WOWICAN) of the body in the state led by Mrs. Victoria Ordinal but was ignored, led to the present power struggle among the members. Some political actors in the state perceived the action that resulted in the crisis as being politicallymotivated by some political actors structured to demoralise or weaken the Christian community ahead of the 2015 general polls. Investigation by Saturday Newswatch revealed that the major political parties operating in " 5 Christian as there standard bearer, believing that since the outgoing Governor Murtala Nyako is of the Muslim faith, it will be unwise to deny Christians a chance to handle # ! ! Ó % fairness’ sake. However, some political $ Ó % rocking the body as a result of the political fallout between Governor Nyako and his deputy, Barrister Bala Ngilari, who resisted moving to the All Progressives Congress (APC) with his boss. Moreover, some event watchers alleged that President Goodluck Jonathan’s plan to endorse Barrister Ngilari as his successor was what led to the imbroglio. This is in addition to the fact that Ngilari has a political clout across the two major religions in the state. However, the national secretariat of CAN has debunked any political

! Adamawa State executive, stressing that it was a step to correct an act of power drunkenness exhibited by the dissolved state executive which they alleged usurped the authority of the national body of the organisation. It accused the state executive of unwholesome dissolution of the elected executive of the women wing of CAN by

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Ayo Oritsejafor CAN’s state chairman and its secretary without regard to the body’s constitution, following which the national body of CAN ordered their reinstatement but the state executive refused to heed. Investigation by Saturday Newswatch revealed that the national body of CAN made

# % that may brew in the body by " % " but could not yield any positive result. It was gathered that CAN national leaders implored the deputy governor of the state who is the most senior Christian in the government to intervene in the crisis between the state chairman and the woman wing of the association, but it was said that Taparki refused to take any advised from the deputy governor on the way forward. 9 ' % Q\ QRVÕ signed by CAN’s chairman, North East Zone, Rev Shuaibu M. Byal, and made available to Saturday Newswatch, titled Re-State CAN’s Position on the Current Unwholesome Situation in the Adamawa State WOWICAN,’ Byal said he advised Rev Taparki on need to adhere to the body’s constitution by not applying unconstitutional mean to dissolve the elected women wing of CAN executive council in which the election that brought them into % conducted and supervised accordingly in the presence of stakeholders of repute. According to the zonal chairman, ’’we spoke twice with you and you assured me that you will % $

get back to me. On Wednesday ' % QW QRVĂ• % going to be a congress and that you will only state your stand and not for discussion where you said immediately the meeting ended you will get back. This was not possible with you until I gave you a % ' % QĂš QRVĂ•/ “I am in receipt of the 8 89 =& % ! ' QV QRVĂ•/ 9 $ in contact with the CAN national Ă“ % ' % QĂš QRVĂ• and hereby direct you to uphold the election of WOWICAN, Adamawa State for the sake of peace among the women and CAN in general. & " " % placed, can annul an election except for obvious gross misconduct in the ! % 5 that can only be done by the parent body – the leaders that form CAN.â€? However, the state leadership ! B =&C Ă“ % that demonic politicians have

Nglari contaminated the body, describing the recent dissolution of the elected executive of the body in the state by its national secretariat as political gimmick targeted toward the 2015 general elections to enslave the body and the Christian community in the state. Rev. Fr. Taparki, at a press conference held at the state branch of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, described the action of the national body of the association in making a pronouncement that his duly elected state executive has been

" % # ! of hell. “The national body of CAN ! " they were coming to the state to resolve problems in the women wing of the body which we don’t have knowledge that is targeted to humiliate and dissolve our executive council,â€? he stated. However, decrying the incursion of politicians into the religious body, the association stressed that \R ! $ bedevilling the state chapter were %Ă? / 4 5 " some political actors’ ambition as being responsible for the imbroglio. Taparki however alerted relevant security agencies in the state to take note of any illegal gathering or meetings by any group of individuals in the name of CAN, without the due signature and

The national body of CAN wrote us a letter informing us that they were coming to the state to resolve problems in the women wing of the body which we don’t have knowledge that is targeted to humiliate and dissolve our executive council

Murtala Nyako authorisation of the leadership of the elected state CAN executive council under his leadership. ’’The government, organisations, institutions and the general public $% 5 %$ % who deals with any individual or group on behalf of CAN Adamawa State chapter other than the elected state executive council, does so at his or her own risk and peril,� he added. He explained that desperate politicians are meddling in the # ! $ % " surrogates who are planted among its national leaders and who he alleged are presently going the extra mile as the general elections draw close to do the hatchet man’s job by causing bad blood and disunity " $ ! CAN. His word: “The executive council of CAN in Adamawa State, brings greetings of peace, love and joy to the Christian community and the entire citizenry of the state in the face of many challenges and hardship being experienced in recent time, especially the chaos and confusion resulting from the slight personality and the leadership issues between the Adamawa State CAN executive council and certain leaders in the national CAN.’’ He however disclosed that their $ activities and posture of certain individuals who are capitalising and dashing-in on the unfortunate development to make name and wealth for themselves at the expense of peace and unity among Christians in the state. He called on Christians in the state to disregard any directive or invitation in the state in the name of (CAN) from any individual or groups other than the elected state executive council under his leadership. When he was asked to comment on the mediatory role being played by the deputy governor of the state, being the most senior Christian said he does not want to comment, stressing that history and posterity would judge his commitment at resolving the crisis. “I don’t want to be too critical or personal; we know the deputy governor was the highest political " ? maybe he has tried his best as a Christian, but whether his best was enough or not we will live that to posterity to judge,� he said. Taparki added that the genesis of the crisis lie with the ego of some national executive council of CAN who are not Adamawa indigenes but want to impose their will on the

collective sensibility of Adamawa Christians, vowing that “Adamawa Christians will resist such ungodly antics.â€? He decried the destabilising role being played by the national secretary of CAN, Dr. Moses Asake, whom he said was behind the crisis rocking the state chapter, adding = do that in Kaduna, his hometown as Ă“ $ " / “If he had tried that in Kaduna he will not have been alive today as Ă“ $ " him. If any group of persons from Kaduna thinks they can impose people to experiment illegality and impunity, Adamawa Christians would resist them,â€? he said. > $

% $ " meted to them, Taparki said prior to the illegal dissolution of the state executive council, they had % # % Ă“ % $% Ă“ Ă“ " happening with a palace coup. “If I should describe what is happening in Adamawa CAN, I will liken it to what the military call a palace coup,â€? he said. When Saturday Newswatch contacted the Interim Chairman of CAN in the state, Rev. (Dr.) Mike Moses who is assigned to conduct a fresh congress and produce new state executive for the body, he declined comment on the development, saying that it is not biblical for Christian leaders to take their case to the public domain. One of the member of the Interim Saturday Newswatch on the condition that his name should not be in print, said the challenges facing the body is not politically-motivated, adding that it is embarrassing for Christian leaders to take their case to the public domain by washing their dirt on pages of newspapers. “The Bible says we should respect constituted %/ 9 $ Ă… reading this thing on the pages of newspapers - that politician have hijacked the body because of the 2015 elections. Those that raised the allegation should go ahead for posterity sake to name those politicians,â€? he said. He explained that no amount of propaganda would stop them from conducting a credible congress where a new state executive would emerge. When asked to comment on the role being played by the deputy governor of the state in the crisis, he said the man has no constitutional role to play in CAN, adding that the deputy governor is a respected 5" " ! the state. He noted that he was not the one that assigned them the responsibility to elect new leaders for the body in the state. According to him, “we have vowed not to join issues with the $ 3 $% Rev. Taparki; we had a meeting ! 5 $ made up the CAN in the state met and stood by the dissolution of the Taparki executive council.â€? However when Saturday Newswatch called Rev. Mike Agbon, the chaplain for Adamawa Government House to comment on the development, he said Christian leaders are not politicians and that their responsibility is to pray for the government and peace of the state.

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APC’ll displace Jonathan in 2015 – Shagaya I

Okorocha says he’ll defeat Jonathan in 2015

John Shagaya is a former senator who represented Plateau South in the National Assembly. He speaks to GYANG BERE on the capacity of the opposition-All Progressive Congress (APC)-to win the 2015 presidential election, disclaiming insinuations that the party would disintegrate during its forthcoming convention in Abuja.

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ow will you address the insinuations that the choice of a presidential candidate for the APC in 2015 will polarise ‘ ’ ^ interest groups that merged to form it? Well, you cannot read any of the national newspapers on daily basis without pointing out the weaknesses of the present President of Nigeria. The US has commented generously. Though they shouldn’t talk about our problems, they are interested because they have always believed that Nigeria fought so much to dismantle apartheid in South Africa and those ! a republican status today. Because of our leadership position today we are voted as a non-voting member of the United Nations Security Council. The outside world has reasons to look up to us as good partners and if there are weaknesses or vulnerabilities, they are bound to observe it. Many people do not understand the perspectives or where they are coming from. As much as we are yet to see the unborn leadership of the APC, the masquerade that is dancing now is not dancing well and I believe also that, that masquerade will soon be an observer. The APC therefore should be quick to realise that and ensure that when it is its turn to be on stage to dance, it should dance very well. Much as we are looking at potential mistakes within the PDP through whoever is going to be the presidential candidate, Nigerians are observing the weaknesses and vulnerability of the PDP. My belief is that after the convention of 12 and 13 June 12 and 13, the APC will strengthen up and disappoint all those who feel otherwise by virtue of whoever becomes the chairman of the party and runs the organs of the party and whoever comes up as the " $ ! %/ Are you honestly convinced that your party has the political will to sack the PDP in 2015? APC has more than the political will to take over power democratically through the ballot papers because it is the wish and aspiration of Nigerians to bring about a change. It appears that Plateau State politics is bubbling ahead of 2015 with each of the three senatorial districts seeking the governorship seat, particularly in the PDP. What is your take on the position of the APC? Whether it is PDP or APC, I wish that the southern senatorial district be given the chance and all the opportunities. The reasons are one, former and late Governor Solomon Lar was governor for four years (the

5 3 " ! teau until the military took over) and former Governor Fidelis Tapgun was governor for few months when the military intervened. That therefore means that the present senatorial districts as they are today were only two under the old Plateau State; while the present Nasarawa State as constituted was one senatorial district and so Lar contested under the old Plateau State arrangement. This means, therefore, that in the new Plateau arrangement the late Lar and, or Tapgun have not ruled. Tapgun has not ruled because after just about a hundred days of his administration, the military intervened. Therefore, my wish will be for the reason given that the 2015 governorship election should be ceded by any of the political parties to the southern senatorial district. It will be more responsible ! " : " things in the same light. The second reason is that the southern senatorial district voted overwhelmingly for the central senatorial district (Joshua Dariye) from 1999 to 2007 and the same southern senatorial district voted overwhelmingly for Governor Jonah Jang in the northern zone from 2007, through 2011 till date. But the governor was quoted variously on newspapers pages saying that God would produce his successor or that God will show him who to back come 2015. This is responsible because only God owns life; only God knows who will live up to 2015 and who will not. So, the cry that it must be South, North or the Central should not arise because Plateau State belongs to all of us. We should play the politics in such a way that each of the senatorial districts is accommodated base on understanding. = $ $ ! on the Plateau to argue that whoever is the best candidate should emerge in 2015 irrespective of his tribe, ethnic group and the senatorial district. That will be a very fair argument because when you begin to say it must be, then it is no more democratic; rather, you are challenging the authority of God. The argument in some quarters is that since 1979, political leaders who have ruled the state have emerged on merit and their ability to convince the people to vote for them and that, that principle should continue beyond 2015? Yes, that supports my last comment, and that is why I said if there is a line up of candidates, then the people will have to choose. But, it will be wrong for a Gomai man or a Tarok man to say it must be us and it will be wrong for a Berom man

Sen. John Shagaya to say we must continue; it will be " ! " " % 9 have to anoint somebody because it is like a contribution that started from the South to the North and so it must begin from the North now, which is indirectly accepting that there should be a balance. Whoever is making that comment accepts the facts that there is an inbuilt rotational arrangement which will go well for the body politics of Plateau State. You were the interim chairman of the APC in Plateau State. Would you say you have laid a good foundation for the APC to win the governorship election in 2015? About 1.6 million citizens of Plateau State registered to vote in the electoral processes and if through the registration that the APC went through were more than 70 per cent of those who registered in the last 15 years, then it shows that the PDP will surely have a good run for its money - meaning that our chances in APC to win the 2015 election is more than 70 per cent.

Then it shows that the PDP will surely have a good run for its money meaning that our chances in APC to win the 2015 election is more than 70 per cent

It is believed, based on previous elections in the state, that Plateau State does not have a strong opposition. How are you sure that those who really registered are authentic members of the APC? I will not even go far to think about that. The present PDP government % / > 5 to do with rural development and provision of infrastructure. Records abounds, that more than 60 per cent of the budgetary capital expenditure since 2007 has been spent within the urban areas. Here, beautiful roads networks are going on but are just limited to a few local government areas. There are 17 local government areas in Plateau State. That is a big mistake. In the employment and deploy ! % # the state level, permanent secretaries who run the key ministries are all from one ethnic group. The grudge here has nothing to do with religion, ethnic group but the balancing of government appointment within the state. The third mistake which has nothing to do with party politics is that

V\’\ ! ! independence for northern Nigeria ! $ status in 1963 and the creation of more and more states, Plateau State has remained - meaning that there is abandonment of responsibility in manpower development. Talking of education, there is a generational gap and since this happened, some of the youths are beginning to talk because they don’t have a future. The Plateau is not a business state; it is not a money state. It is a beautiful Christian state with a high sound of academic. The other reason is our complete neglect of the mining industry which is the only industry that we would have fallen back to. Most of our lands were mutilated because of tin mining and we have not tried to convince the Federal Government to pump money to convert these mining ponds for agricultural purpose. These are serious issues. APC is planning its national convention and political groups have predicted that the convention will split the party into factions. Do you share this fear? 9 Ó ! # in politics is not peculiar to Nigeria and it shall never be peculiar to the APC and PDP relationship. We saw in last few months the changing perspective of decampees who are moving from one party to the other. This means there may be something that the present administration did not do right or may be the interest of certain individuals or groups have not been properly addressed. Take the example of Plateau that I have given that is not taking care of certain "

/ > # % realign with a political party that could look after their interest and future. Let’s not forget that politics " 53 position. There are no permanent enemies in politics; but there are permanent interests; that is why democracy allows all these movement and changing of positions within the political space.

mo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, has boasted that he has 80 per cent chance of getting the presidential ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and would defeat President Goodluck Jonathan next year. The governor made the remark recently at the Orlu Anglican Diocesan Synod Thanksgiving Service held at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Achara Umuaka, in Imo State. Okorocha was optimistic that his developmental achievements would convince Nigerians to vote for him, adding that already, “majority of Imo people are begging me to rule the state for the second time before going for the presidency.� However, the former Minister of Interior, Capt. Emmanuel Ihenacho, has challenged Governor Okorocha to contest the state’s governorship election, saying that he (Ihenacho) stood a better chance of defeating him (Okorocha) in 2015. “Governor Okorocha is my friend. He has done a little better than some of the past governors in Imo State; yet he does not have what it takes to give Imo a better life. The economy of the state is collapsing and; there are no jobs for youths. “However, he has done his bit but if I contest governorship election with him next year, I will defeat him because I have a better vision and programme that will dwarf all that he has done,� adding that “for now, I am still consulting.� Earlier, the Bishop of the diocese and Archbishop Emeritus for Owerri Ecclesiastical Province, Most Rev. Bennett Okoro, had commended the former minister and the governor for their various roles to mankind. Moreover, the two personalities were given the ‘Nehemiah Award’ for their various roles in uplifting the society and mankind.

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Obiano’s tribunal victory: When the lines fall in pleasant places Onukwube Ikokwuadirom

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n moments, the scene exploded with colours yellow, green, black and all. > " % " wind. A light drizzle opened up from the pregnant clouds $ " # % " " ! / > rose in an animated chant. It ! %/ > man, Chief Willie Obiano’s % $ $% tribunal. Their joy was understandable. Anambra 5 % $ / After months of intense legal swordplay, the Election > $ " = ! % %/ Now, there would be no break in the steady progression from Agulu to Aguleri and its ! # & Anambra. Now, there is a sense in which onye Anambra, proud and unbending as always, can

% !6 78 5 % back on the track.� Neither would it be entirely out of place if it choses to echo the title of this piece – the lines are fallen unto me in pleasant % 9 " % heritage. Indeed, for Ndi Anambrarians, it is increasingly beginning to look like a goodly heritage. Anyone who has followed the sweeping changes brought by the administration of Chief Obiano in the last two months will be hard-pressed # / It is fascinating how the trajectory of greatness begun by debonair and unassuming 0 $ $ sustained and expanded by the stylish and charismatic Obiano. The judgement 8 % Awka by the Justice Ishaq Bello-led Election Petitions Tribunal has assured that there is no break in Anambra’s sturdy march to greatness. Prior to the judgement, 5" in the state had sought to halt Anambra’s resurgence with a rash of litigations. Some had sounded so preposterous that you would almost be excused if you thought that some people’s desperation ! thoughtlessness. The charge of multiple registrations is a " / K ! Chief Obiano had no other found the presumed frequent trips to registration centres $ / ] the opposition had made a

" ! ! charge, alleging that Obiano had registered more than two times; some claimed that ! actually. Ridiculous! But in what has been

Gov Willie Obiano of Anambra State addressing well wishers after his recent victory at the election petition tribunal. largely hailed as a brilliant interpretation of the electoral laws of the country, Justice Bello and his team had exposed the bagful of lies that the opposition hoped to ride %/ 9 ! ; " = Justice Bello threw out all the petitions seeking to torpedo Obiano and upheld him as the % " ! Anambra State. Dismissing the petition from Chike Obidigbo, Justice Bello opined that he had no locus standi to challenge Obiano’s election under section 137 of the Electoral = QRVR/ : " 5 nail into Obidigbo’s legal ' < $ that “it is highly illogical, $ ; ! = "

0 Alliance (APGA) which won an election to petition itself $ @ reference to the fact that Obidigbo was making a plea as an APGA candidate and not a candidate aspiring to unseat Obiano from another party platform. Rubbing the mud deeper into Obidigbo’s skin, Justice Bello further $ ! produce Forms CF001 and CF002, cast a huge doubt on his claim of nomination as a candidate in the election. Indeed, Obidigbo’s petition had seemed preposterous from the outset. People had 3

5 hearing of the suit but the entire drama had been rescued by the theatrical skills of his % ! had drawn some complements from the tribunal chairman. In much the same way, the chairman crumpled the charges of multiple registrations against Obiano like a disused tissue paper and cast them aside. “In ! multiple registrations is baseless; the submission $ is a forged document is @ ; " declared, pointing out that the petitioner’s failure to call the Independent National

Electoral Commission (INEC) to testify to its claim that Obiano possessed multiple % and consequently tossed the curious petition to an inglorious corner. On the charge of disenfranchisement by Senator Chris Ngige’s legal team, Justice Bello held that the witnesses brought by the petitioner failed woefully to " demonstrate how they were disenfranchised in the election and that the petitioner also ! ! ! 9&K # oath of neutrality substantially # % ! / &" " % alleged disenfranchisement of " multiple registrations by Obiano and corrupt practices as some of the electoral malpractices that substantially marred the poll. A similar fate befell Tony Nwoye’s petition seeking

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5 ! election on grounds of disenfranchisement and irregularities. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate had alleged that ! " $% casting doubts on the entire process. But the tribunal $ & % ! $ electoral standards as his contention that there were alleged corrupt practices in four polling units out of 4,608 polling units was not a

" !% the election. He also held : its allegation of multiple registrations, missing names " " $% $ % reasonable doubt. When the tribunal rose after dismissing the four petitions, " ! relief across Anambra State. > ! " choice which seemed to $ $%

! ! 0 $ two months. They recall ! 0 $ assurances that his successor ! Anambra’s quest into the right position among Nigeria’s most / > $ � $% Court which Thursday also ! ! $ upturning the decision of the Court of Appeal in Enugu = V’ QRVW aside the earlier position by the Election Petitions Tribunal that the question of whether

$ Ó 5 ! election or not was a pre / [ " unanimous judgement of the Anambra Election Petitions Tribunal, the Supreme Court threw out all cross petitions and upheld the earlier position taken by the tribunal. As more and more petitions against Chief Obiano melt under intense legal scrutiny, " feeling in Anambra State that the blue clouds are back in the sky. There is a certainly buoyant feeling that signals the birth of hope. It is the kind of cloying feeling that warms the heart on the sight of a rainbow after a torrential "/ = % " " $ ! if Obiano did nothing else $ % " = $ from the grip of criminals, his administration would ! of the state’s numerous entrepreneurs whose singular wish is for a safe and secure nurture their businesses. Ikeokwuadirom, a public # ! 95 = = $ State.

Why Adamawa Assembly ordered arrest of 4 commissioners

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he Adamawa State House of Assembly has ordered the arrest of four commissioners " ! to summons to appear before it. >

6 + / [ % 9 B=" C + / Lilian Stephen (Health), Alhaji Ahmed Gorko (Commerce), and Alhaji Abdulrahman Shuaibu B[ %C/ The House had summoned the commissioners, the Secretary to the 0 B 0C Accountant-General of the state to appear before it on Wednesday ! 2013 budget. The summons followed the adoption of the report of the House $ = the 2013 budget. = " by Deputy Speaker Kwamoti Laori, the lawmakers directed the Commissioner of Police to arrest the four commissioners for failing to honour the order to appear before it. The commissioners are to be brought before the House on + % VR/RR / / Also to appear before the House is the Secretary to the State 0 + / Y $ > " " ! inability to appear on Thursday. >

! 5 and works, Alhaji Ibrahim Vokna, + / * = % and the Accountant-General, + & + appeared before the House on Thursday.

INEC distributes 681,131 voter cards,registers more voters in Kogi

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he Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) during the week said that 681,131 members of the electorate in Kogi State collected their ! + % QĂ• + % QÂ’/ The state Resident Electoral

+ / " Agbaje who disclosed this to newsmen in Lokoja said that the 5" Â’Ă˜ ! V/Q

for distribution during the period. Agbaje also said that additional VRĂ• VWĂ• " $ registered across the 21 local " " registration exercise conducted $ + % QĂš ' Ă•/ According to him, the newly " Â’V Ă˜Ă˜Ăš ! Â’V Ă•ĂŒÂ’ / 4 $ " were confronted with some challenges that included snatching ! $% hoodlums at Lokoja, Ankpa, Okene, Kogi, Olamaboro, Okehi ] "$ K " areas. He added that there were cases of double registration and illegal " " " % corps members, stating that “Some of those arrested in connection with $ $ " others are still assisting the police with useful information.â€?

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Continuedfrom last week Women are not like this. Female orgasm Ă?$ / > have to be right. Although females vary, many women need the following if they’re going to reach a climax easily: A romantic atmosphere Pleasant, comfortable surroundings A partner who they really like A feeling of being wanted and appreciated = " ! $ Ă? that the delicate female parts don’t get sore A skilled partner who knows how to stimulate the clitoris Unless you can provide the above, you are not going to have great success in giving your wife orgasms. Please bear in mind that contrary to what many men think, sexual intercourse by itself is not likely to produce orgasm. This is because intercourse alone is not very good at stimulating the woman’s clitoris. Nearly all females need additional stimulation of the $% 5 " / So, try not to give the impression to your wife that she ‘ought’ to be able to climax through intercourse alone, and that is what you think of as ‘proper sex’. The sex menu can be a varied one. Some women, for 3 5 % % 3 " oral sex – particularly if the guy is patient and sensitive to what his partner wants. And how 5 turns her on? Well, a wise man will ask her. What he should not do is to assume that his Ă“

! does not come, it’s her fault. Plenty of men think that because a previous girlfriend always came a certain way, this one should follow suit. Women are not all the same in their likes or dislikes. So do try to treat your partner as an individual. Many women like much more foreplay or love-play than men imagine. They want to feel that the man is keen on giving pleasure – and not just in a hurry to have his own climax. In fact, the worst thing a man can say to a woman is: ‘Haven’t you come yet?’ This is likely to make her feel extremely inadequate, and will ruin any build-up of sexual pleasure and tension that might have been taking place. What to do In summary, here’s what to do if you want to bring your partner to orgasm regularly: Don’t be in a rush. Don’t be too demanding – it’s not an Olympic event. Talk to your partner, and ask her what she wants you to do to her. Always create a romantic atmosphere. Make sure that everything is comfortable and nice for her. Give her lots of kisses and cuddles before you even think about making any approach to her sexual area. When you do start to stroke, rub or kiss " Ă‹ " clitoris. Take things gently, and see what she wants. Use her own natural lubrication to moisten her clitoris. (If she is over 40, it may be a good idea to use some additional lubrication from a chemist or a sex shop). Remember that stimulation of the clitoris is the key to female orgasm. Sometimes encourage her to ‘run’ your sex sessions. You can learn a lot by watching how she stimulates herself or by really listening to her when she suggests a sex position, or a particular caress. To be continued next week Concluded

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ove triangles are everywhere in the society; in our relationships with members of our family, friends, co-workers and even partners. To be in love with someone who is in a primary relationship or marriage with someone else can be the most excruciating, and at the same time the most seemingly beautiful experience of your life – excruciating because it is hard to stop or change it, and beautiful because the person that you are having the relationship with seems like your perfect, ideal partner-your soul mate. There is a very special connection between the two of % / > ! % way he or she feels about you is deeply satisfying. The bond between the two of you seems magical. Some people would even say that love triangles are just part of life, and not a problem which can be solved or eliminated. Some would say that it is foolish, unrealistic and counterproductive in life to " / Solving the problem of love triangles is an essential step along the path to achieving a successful love life and love relationship. Loyalty is the essential emotional “glue� which binds people together over long periods of time in all love relationships, including family, close friends and love partners. However, American psychologists, Dr. Reginald B. Humphreys and Kathleen P. Eagan assert that it is elimination of love triangles in the individual’s life that is important and necessary. While elimination of love triangles is impossible in

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$ the presence of love triangles in any individual’s life or relationships. They say it is a necessity if an individual would achieve true happiness in a love relationship. Without resolving the tendency to become involved in love triangles, one’s ! 5 " while the elimination of love triangles leads to a feeling of happiness and peace in life and love. The challenge is that love triangles of the past can be repeated or recreated? Some things happen $ 753 @ “repaired� before the compulsion to repeat the past over and over can be broken. Sigmund Freud, the father of psychology (and % % C 5 $ !

love triangle exists in the early childhood of every individual. The triangle consists of father, mother and the child. Though the child is just a child, and not a true “competitorâ€? against either father or mother, Freud revealed the fact that interpersonal % B C triangle seem to contain all the elements of adult love triangles which include feelings of jealousy, possessiveness, anger or rage, disappointment, loyalty, betrayal, intense love and even sexuality. “It is entirely up to the parents how they handle the love triangle aspects of raising their child. If the parents have not achieved a very high level of " ! % cannot communicate health or valid modeling to their children, but instead communicate and reproduce their own defects in their children,â€? said Humphreys. As a result, when children become adults, they unknowingly look to each new relationship as % Ă“ 5 triangle of childhood. “Unfortunately, this usually involves an enactment of the child’s fantasies ! Ă“ ! / > $ % dreams of running away with, and “marryingâ€? mother, while father is left behind. Or, the young girl becomes the favourite of father, while mother is left out in the cold. These childhood fantasies are not usually remembered, but re-enactments ! $ 5 " " in the adult relationships of the individual,â€? explained Eagan. Participating in love triangle damages selfesteem, and the problems of self-esteem keep compelling the individual to unconsciously seek out new triangles within which to re-enact the family love triangles of early childhood. They are really not going from relationship to relationship, but from triangle to triangle. It is clear that the person prone to love triangles needs to be in a triangle, and feels uncomfortable or “boredâ€? when involved with one person only. Where there is no loyalty, there is no strong emotional bond or love, especially to persons who have struggled with love triangles in life. A feeling ! ! ! " which love triangles often cause can be the step of a lifetime, a true leap of personal evolution that is worth every step of struggle and cost to achieve. Relationship experts have found out that some people reject peace and contentment, and insist 7 ! @ involvement in love triangles. Whenever the "

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contemplate a commitment of loyalty to one of their love partners, then the person may feel an overwhelming and painful sense of “boredom,� which is really an immediate reliving of the feeling of emotional emptiness and desolation associated with the parents’ marriage. The fear of ending up with a marriage or relationship like one’s parents, and the fear of the possible depression, emptiness and emotional isolation of such a circumstance engulf the individual and contaminate any current relationship. These are the ones marriage therapists say end up ‘dreading marriage and other long-term relationships.’ “The expectation that one can get one’s emotional needs met with one partner only is not frightening to the person who has solved the problem of love triangles, and found the right partner, but remains a source of worry and despair to the person who cannot feel any peace with one partner only. The needed emotional “supplies� in life are split into parts supplied by # / > $ of the person who engages in love triangle is the inability to combine all the needed feelings for a partner in life in one person. Qualities and needs are unnaturally split into separate persons as an avoidance of the amount of intensity and intimacy $ one relationship,� they said. Love triangles then become instruments used to avoid intimacy and closeness because of the threat of feelings of depression and even “deadness� which they fear may follow, and which were a real part of the individual’s early life. Sometimes, feeling of boredom, especially in relationships is normal. But participants in love triangles are likely to unconsciously recreate, and relive their early childhood by compulsively participating in love triangles which block their

ROMANCE TIPS ” Play songs you both loved when you were dating. ” Praise him in front of the kids. ” Kiss him when he walks in the door.

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ability to ever achieve relationship success. Experts advise that such individuals must become dedicated to overcoming the problem of love triangles. They should know that one’s partner could always become disloyal, could desert the partner, and make the other the victim of their new love triangle. It is a basic fact of reality that even if we pledge never to hurt another person again by being the cause of triangulation, we could always be hurt by someone else. Ultimately, love triangulation can only be solved in one person – you. To overcome this trend of love triangles, experts suggest one never begin a new relationship before terminating existing relationships. The pleasure of a new involvement should never be #

! / 7> 3 " 5 with the grief or sense of loss completely. If you cannot bear the emotional pain or grief, you may reconsider whether you really want to terminate your existing relationship. Many people return to their existing relationship at this stage. It must be validly handled without the fantasy and dishonesty involved in adding third parties to the situation. Also, the emotional feeling for the new third party is always false, as it results from a tendency to idealise any new party to a love triangle,� Eagan said. It is important to eliminate all forms of triangulation, which means never allow your primary love relationship to be compromised by any form of triangulation or jealousy. Do not give your relationship partner cause to feel jealousy or insecurity about your relationships with any other person. This only occurs when the individual communicates to their relationship partner that the other person or activity is more important, and more of a source of pleasure or enjoyment, than their love partner. 9 5 ! $ people or activities in your life, one should remove oneself from the presence of these things. If for 3 % 5 % ! % ! " one of your co-workers to your partner, then you should get yourself transferred or removed from any such persons or get a new job. However, impractical or costly this may seem, once you begin to tolerate triangulated feelings within % ! % 5 " % and your relationship partner, for the sake of money, position, advantage, etc. This is not to say that sometimes, things are that easy to let go. If your partner still feels insecure, it may be that some time for healing needs to pass

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a 25-year-old marriage between Tawakalitu Tejuoso, 45, and her husband, Owolabi Tejuoso,49, over frequent beating. Tawakalitu, a business woman, had 5 ! = Q\ " % behaviour, provocation and threat to life from frequent beating by her husband. The marriage is blessed with four children aged 23, 21, 16, and 13 years. Tawakalitu told the court that she could no longer continue with the marriage. “I cannot continue with this man, he is ; $ ? ! Ă“ % 5" me, he lacks love and care, and he provokes me and always threaten my life. “I have been patient enough tolerating him, just because I have children for him, and I do not want to leave them. “But not until the last two years when my husband decided to send me out of my matrimonial home without allowing me to pack my property for no reason. “I am also not interested in the marriage anymore since he has sent me out of his house,â€? she said. Tawakalitu pleaded with the court to dissolve the marriage, and grant her custody of her children along with her property which Tejuoso locked up. Owolabi, who resides at Isabo area in Abeokuta, responded that he was also not interested in his wife anymore. “She can go, but please my children are important to me. “All I want from this honourable court is to grant me the custody of my children; I want to take proper care of them educationally, 5 % % @ / > " + / Akande, said that the couple had been sent back home previously for family and ! / 79 # couple had proved abortive,â€? he said. Akande dissolved the marriage, and ordered each to go their separate ways. He however, said that the children were adults who could decide where to live.

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! ! % $ half is still insecure about your loyalty, then it may be that your partner is the one with the problem. “If your partner cannot overcome fears and paranoia about new love triangles, then it may be ! ; you might do. Or possibly, so much emotional hurt has been caused by prior love triangles that the person cannot recover from these injuries,� said Humphreys.

It is important to eliminate all forms of triangulation, which means never allow your primary love relationship to be compromised by any form of triangulation or jealousy Mr. Okey Obiozor of Daily Newswatch with his wife, Ifeoma after their wedding in Holy Family Catholic Church, Army Barracks, Onitsha, Anambra State recently.

Court dissolves 25-year-old marriage over beatings

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Kosubosu Area Court in Kwara has ordered Jafar Umar to pay N135, 000 to Bashiru Haruna as dowry that the complainant paid for marrying Rukayat. Umar allegedly snatched Rukayat from Haruna. Haruna had sued Umar and Rukayat for alleged adultery contrary to Sections 387, 388 of the Penal Code. He said he married Rukayat on Jan. 5, 2013 at Kuburufu Village in the Baruten Local Government Area of Kwara State. > # ! marriage, Rukayat took permission to travel to Shiya Village and failed to return till date. ``To my painful surprise, I learnt that Rukayat had remarried, and had conceived for another man called Jafar without seeking a divorce from me,’’ he said. He therefore, urged the court to order Umar to refund the dowry and other expenses incurred in the marriage. * % " but disagreed on the items presented by the #/ The Judge, Malam Ahmed Yahaya, in ; " # proved his case. Yahaya, therefore, ordered Umar to pay the N135, 000 to Haruna as dowry paid for his marriage to Rukayat.

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Should a woman marry a much older man? In love, age, they say, is nothing but a number. However, many people have received criticisms from various quarters for marrying men who are much older than them. Last year, Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyawu, a septuagenarian married a lady in her 20s while Apostle Anslem Madubuko, 55, married a 33-year-old lady. Should age be an issue in marriage? AMINA BRAI OMOIKE spoke with some ladies.

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won’t be caught dead hanging out with a man 10 years older than me; not to talk of 25 years – Ify We all have different tastes in life. For me, age is just a number, but that is if he is not marrying me as a second wife – Queen If you are comfortable with that age gap, and you can communicate with each other and love and respect each other, then there’s nothing wrong there. As long as he makes you happy, don’t worry about what anyone else thinks. I don’t think age matters in a relationship. If you want to spend the rest of your life loving an older guy, go for it – Ijanuola If you still find him lovable and attractive, you should go ahead. It happened to one of my uncles who was 40 and a lady who was 25 years old, from his childhood church. After 8 years, they are still enjoying their marriage –

Ngozi I have never been involved with any guy less than eight years older than I. What counts is not his age but the fact that we are doing well together – Martha What does your family think about it? If they support you, then that’s fine. If they don’t, it might be a big problem. They might think he is trying to influence your decisions. One of my mentor`s husband is 16 years older than her. Even at 40, she still speaks about him with so much love and affection. Marry him if you feel the conviction in your heart – Joy The most important thing is that do you love the guy? Is there chemistry between you? And can you tolerate his bad habits as well as he yours? You are the most important person when it comes to making up your mind about the guy, because, no matter what anyone

says to you regarding this, in the end it is you who is going to live with him. So don’t let anyone make your mind up for you. Ask yourself what made you to fall in love with the guy. If it is worth it, go ahead and do it, and so long as he is nice and good enough for you, not for any other lady. “What is one man’s food may be another man’s poison,� wish you all the best both ways that is if you do decide to go ahead with or decline his proposal. But make up your mind fast, because he won’t hang around for too long.

There are many fishes in the river waiting to be caught, and you may lose him before you know it – Kehinde Love is dynamic, if you are sure you love him and he does you, why not? But for me, age difference should be within an acceptable range – Hemba Yes, if I am above 30! Then we will both be old cargos by Nigerian definition! If I am 35 and above as an unmarried female, any man will do, even if he is 90 years old – Theresa

Bridal tips:Home remedies for skin care before the wedding T

he thought of walking down the aisle with the love of your life is enough to make any woman blush. Besides, regular exercise, drinking adequate water, avoiding excess sun-exposure, cleansing, toning and moisturizing your skin daily and regularly, good hygiene practices, healthy lifestyle (no late hours, no " Ă“ /C exfoliation once to thrice a week will erase wrinkles and lines, and help you look young. To make your skin glow, and not just literally, here are some simple rituals you can make use of at home. Tomato: This is the quickest way to remove tanning. Just cut a medium size tomato into two parts and apply it directly to your face and/or your hands, the inner side on your skin,

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% % 3 ; 5 % it on. Leave it for 15 minutes. There might be a slight tingly sensation, but that’s just the tomato juice working its

" / 8 # % ç Cucumber: This clears your skin, and " " Ă‹" / = 5 especially for the hot and dry months. You may cut it into slices or grate the cucumber and then put it on. Put it on for 15 minutes and wash! Honey: This is a mask, not a body wash! It is a great way to moisturize and soften your skin. The added advantage is that it makes a great lip gloss and a lip scrub! As a face mask, put some honey evenly all over your face, leave it for 15 minutes, and wash #/ = $ 3 % a small amount of sugar. Scrub gently " % 5 " % slight pressure and circular motion. Keep scrub for a couple of minutes and #/ To use it as a lip gloss, just apply it as you would apply a normal gloss. It doesn’t last very long, but gives a nice shine if needed in an emergency, plus it tastes great, and acts as a great moisturizer. Sugar and Lemon: This makes a great scrub. To make it, cut a lemon in half.

Put a few spoons of sugar in a cup. Dip the lemon half in the sugar cup so that the sugar sticks onto the lemon, gently scrub it on your face and arms, keep squeezing the lemon a bit so that when you scrub, you get both the sugar and lemon juice onto your skin. Don’t scrub the face too much with this as it $ $ " / 8 # you are tired of scrubbing. Papaya: Cut a papaya into small pieces, remove the seeds. Mash it a / = % % ! ! V’ #/ Ice Pack: It is best for avoiding skin $ #% % / It is also great for closing the pores; so if you need your skin to look clearer immediately, just rub ice all over it. Simply wrap some ice in a handkerchief, put it on your face and arms immediately after you return from outside. Use it in the mornings to #% % / Culled from www.theindianbride. blogspot.com

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Saturday Newswatch, June 14, 2014

Soulmate

With Amina Brai Omoike amina.omoike@mydailynewswatchng.com Tel: 0708-737-6877

Is oral sex wrong?

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am 24, and from a very religious background. I haven’t really heard % " # but I’m wondering whether oral sex within the context of a long-term relationship like marriage is wrong. Ebube, Ibadan

Ebube, Oral sex is also known as “cunnilingus� when performed on females and “fellatio� when performed on males. Most young people are told that “oral sex is not really sex,� and oral sex is promoted as a safer (no risk of pregnancy, z { | " } ; ~ alternative to sexual intercourse. Many religious married couples have asked this question. What makes it ! { ! ! €! law that says oral sex is allowed or disallowed between a husband and wife. Whatever is done, it should be fully agreed on between the husband and his wife. Neither spouse should be forced or coerced into doing something he/she is not completely comfortable with. While oral sex might be safer than sexual intercourse with regards to | " } ; ‚ " { ! }" ‚ € ! ‚ herpes, HIV/AIDS and other STDs can be } ; ! €! |

Must we get married? My girlfriend of two years just found out that she is pregnant. We are in love, but still have to sort out some aspects of our life; like she is about to travel abroad for her Masters degree while I am trying to organise my young company. Our parents think we should get married immediately, but we want to wait till the baby is born, and probably achieve some of our goals. What do you think? Austin, Abuja Austin, Sex before marriage has become so commonplace in our society, even to the point that many people don’t even consider it wrong anymore. Our culture assumes that people do not possess the amount of self-control necessary for abstaining until marriage, so the idea has become unrealistic. The truth is that many of us have disregarded God’s plan for marriage, sex and family, and

there are always consequences like guilt, shame, regret, loss of respect for self and others, division in families, poor role modeling, pain for future spouses, unwanted pregnancies, abortion and | " } ; | … intimate expression of love and commitment between a husband and wife. Anyone who has made the mistake of having sex outside marriage can be forgiven, even if the mistake results in an unplanned pregnancy like this. ! } „! ! € ; € } before the baby is born would be wise. If you two were already planning to get married, it would probably make it easier for the family and the child to marry before he or she is born. But if you ‚ € ; € } „ } z €! ! ‚ € ; € } „ " " up for marital failure. However, both parents are still obligated to support the child emotionally, † " " All the best!

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 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 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 % % $ 9 5 % down at the moment. This is not a onenight sand, but a companion to share my life with. Call: 07060467330

What is the right age to date?

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am 16 and live with my elder brother who is single. He says I am too young to date anybody, and has threatened to send me back to our parents in Rivers State if I do. So how young is too young to be in a romantic relationship? Tonye, Kaduna Tonye, Really, it depends on the individual’s level of maturity, goals and beliefs. Often times, the younger we are, the less mature we are due to a lack of life experience. When we are just beginning € „! „ ‚ „ } " … } " € { } } ; !} ‚ } " … } † making unwise decisions that can leave us with emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual damage. Being in a relationship puts one in almost constant temptation, especially as emotions begin to develop and the ; ! ! † † Young teens—even older teens—are besieged by hormonal and societal pressures that seem at times almost unbearable. Each day brings new feelings—doubts, fears and confusion coupled with joys and exhilaration, which can be very confusing. Young people † } ! { ! } ‰ € € who they are and how they relate to the world and the people around them. To add the pressure of a relationship at this stage seems almost too much to ask, especially when the other person is experiencing the same upheaval. Such early relationships } z } Š } € the self-image, not to mention the problem of resisting temptation. { … € } € ‹} { ‚ it is probably too early to begin dating or courtship. Much safer for all concerned are group activities where young people can develop social skills and friendships without the pressure and inherent { } ; !} Whenever a person decides to begin a romantic relationship, it should be a time of building characther. We are never too young to begin this exciting process.

Dating Calls

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

He says he loves me but doesn’t like me

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ow is it possible to love a person without liking that person? I have a very close family friend whom I have known for many years now. We lost contact, but reconnected on campus (Delta State University, Abraka). We tried dating, but quarreled always. He says he loves me but doesn’t like me. I don’t understand. Tracy, Benin Tracy, Love is a trait expected of us as human beings. } z ! „ … ; † Š ! Greek word for love is ‘agape’ which is self € ! … ! " emotional connection, as is often thought. Rather, z ! … { …‰ Š based on feeling, but a determined act, a joyful resolve to put the welfare of others above our own. "‚ ! "† { Š ! } " }† … ‚

but with the help of God, we are able to obey God’s commands, including the commandment to love. "‚ „ „ z Š " ‚ we called to, even so, when we begin to love } „ ! # Š ‚ ; „ that person changes. Psychologically, we are † … { ! Š € ; ! inconsistent. When we begin to show love by our ‚ ; „ { „ Š „ be a choice, but it will gradually become one the heart is more willing and ready to make. This does not mean that you will like every person or even respect them beyond the point of recognising that they are made in God’s image. God has given us minds to discern, to some extent, the hearts of others. We are also made in God’s image and should not unnecessarily put ourselves in harm’s way by trusting someone who is not worthy of that trust.

Do you have a relationship or emotional issue to share or seek advice on? Contact the number above (SMS only).

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 Joseph; male, 26, undergraduate, writer, principled and ambitious, needs friendly and intelligent friends. Call: 07031262179 Ralph, male, 39, Christian, Genotype AA, businessman based in Lagos, % " % between 30 and 38 years old as wife. She must be a graduate and gainfully employed. She can come from any tribe. Call: 07080083202, 08034062881 Chris, 25, student, needs a sugar mummy for a relationship. Call: 07068893543

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Surveillance arrested with Randy fathers’unholy affairs with daughters Woman multiple voter cards in Osun Michael Olanrewaju, Osogbo

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The tale of fathers who allegedly sleep with their innocent and helpless daughters is becoming topical issues. TUNDE BUSARI x-rays the dangers of the condemnable act.

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edro Anegbe, Stephen Chimaraobi, Toyin Sodimu, Godwin Aliu and one Chukwemeka may not know one another, yet they are soul mates; they are men with wild urge for sex. Surprisingly, the object of their uncontrolled libido is their biological daughters. Despite the society’s objection to such practice, especially on religious’ perspective, the men lived in a realm where anything goes. According to the Police, the bubble burst = "$ " 5 " of her father and shared the story of her odd experience. > 9 " " B9 C " < + 5 of Alegbe as the biological father of the girl and the sexual harassment he had subjected the 15-year-old girl. “We questioned him on his daughter’s allegation and he confessed to the crime. He said he had raped her twice,â€? the IPO said. “I am actually living with my wife and three children. I have two girls and a boy. She is my 5 $ / 9 3 ; / > 5 ' % QĂ˜ QRVW/ < 9 cannot remember the date of the second one. I did it because I thought it was God talking to me, but later I knew it was an evil spirit. The voice said I needed power,â€? Anegbe confessed “To get the power, the voice said I must damage some things. I started destroying the clutch and brake of the vehicle I was given to drive. Then the voice told me I should stop delivering money to the owner of the vehicle after each day’s work. I stopped, and I was sacked. I became idle after I lost my job. The voice came again, saying I should have sex with my daughter or else I would not get another job. That was why I slept with her.â€? These randy men would have evaded justice had the victims given in to their threat, and stayed silent. However, the girls revealed every bit of the physical and psychological % # outcasts among peers. For instance, Shodimu’s daughter found

her way to Adatan Divisional Police Headquarters, Abeokuta, Ogun State capital, and exposed her father to the consternation of %/ > swiftly moved in and picked him up at his residence. Chimarobi, on his part, was not alone in the act. His best friend, Paul Ohia, was his partner in the crime. The friend would seize every opportunity he had to commit the crime without the knowledge of his friend. The secret blew open when the girl in question reported them to the Police at Ojodu Division. Chukwuemeka, a resident of Okokomaiko, Lagos, actually abused his daughter to the extent that the poor girl developed complications in her private part. The business man was said to have indulged the girl long before she spilled the beans. $ % Command, Olabisi Okuwobi- Ilebanafor, a Superintendent of Police, took the larger society to task on the declining moral values both within and outside the home, resulting in fathers sexually abusing their daughters. “What we are witnessing is the product of the rot and decay in the society. Although one should not really generalise because we still have families which cannot under any circumstance compromise good morals, the wind blowing today is world over,â€? she said while urging mothers to take special interest in the upbringing of their female children, adding that the “situation we have now requires total commitment to the children if cases as this is to be averted.â€? The PPRO warned the perpetrators of the act to turn over a new leaf because the law would not be kind with them if caught. The puzzle therein, however, is the reluctance of the family members to allow the suspects face the full weight of law. For instance, Chukwuemeka’s wife who is also the mother of the abused girl at Okokomaiko, Lagos, did all she could to shield her randy husband from arrest. “I just want to keep this away from the public, it is a disgraceful occurrence. This is a family issue, so whether it happened or not is my business. I just want to keep my daughter and husband away from public eye,â€? she said. But Nigeria Police have risen in defence of the abused girl by prosecuting the suspects / = K$ Ă?+ + " presided over by Olanrewaju Olatunji, remanded Anegbe after he pleaded guilty of the one-count charge. Also, a Benin Magistrate Court sentenced Allu to seven years imprisonment with hard labour. The Chief Magistrate, Mr. Peter Obaseki, said Allu’s crime was beyond pardon.

s the August 9 governorship election draws nearer, the Police have arrest a middle aged woman, Mrs. Gbadebo Alice, yesterday in Ibokun, headquarters of Obokun Local Government Council Osun State, for being in possession of multiple voter cards. At the time of arrest, she was caught ! VR =VW Odoolupo Street, Ibokun. The cards, $ # according to source, belong to unit 9, Isale Alfa, Ibokun. > ! + / 0$ $ ! raised alarm on the impact of the action of the suspect. On discovery, the woman could not ! owners of the cards before she was handed over to the police in Ibokun. The chairman of Ijesa-North Campaign Commissioner for Finance, Budget and Economic Planning, Dr. Wale Bolorunduro, described the action as criminal in nature and called on the security agents to conduct " $ / “For this reason, the convict must be put The Senior Special Adviser to the Osun out of circulation for sometime so that he State Governor, Mr. Abdulrasak Adeoye, would not be able to continue with his bestial activities. ‘It is my prayer that God will forgive explained that one Hon. Agbaje discovered " ! $ @ the multiple voter cards with Mrs. Gbadebo, / the chief magistrate said. While noting that the act is prohibited in Executive Director of Community Health accordance with the electoral law, Adeoye and Research Initiative, Kano, Dr. Aminu Magashi, during an interactive session, argued said that having in possession of multiple voter cards is punishable under the law. that fathers, who commit incest at times, also When contacted, the State Police Public have histories of childhood sexual or physical B C + / abuse as well as emotional deprivation,

5 $ ! personality disorders, alcohol abuse and of the Police Commissioner, Mr. Ibrahim unemployment. Their own low self-esteem + " $ " and anger often make them victimise even investigated by the Police. more helpless family members. Dr. Magashi said that though incestuous activity can begin even during infancy, it typically begins with genital fondling or oralgenital stimulation when the child is between Ăš VQ % / 8 Bianca Iboma puberty, he added, the incest may proceed to sexual intercourse. Being the eldest or the 19-year old boy has been arraigned only daughter seems to increase a girl’s risk of before a Yaba Magistrate Court for being sexually abused. allegedly raping and assaulting an “Abused girls and young women are at ĂšR % $ / " ! Ă“ " 3 % > > + QW " Diseases, particularly gonorrhoea, " 5 " $ trichomonas, chlamydia, syphilis and AIDS. octogenarian on her bed. Because many abused children are prevented The accused, Avoseh Satingo, who ! " resides at Agbovipe village, Bilewu these problems are often neglected until they area, Cele-Church bus-stop along, become quite serious. Sexually abused young Badagry Expressway, was docked before women also risk becoming pregnant. Other Magistrate Yewande Aje-Afunwa. He is problems are severe bleeding, brutal tear of the facing a two-count charge of rape and hymen and at times shock,â€? he said. assault. The prosecutor, ASP Godwin Anyanwu, told the court that the accused, = " # $ % VĂ˜ V / According to him, Satingo took advantage of the blind woman and 5 % " bed inside her room. He was apprehended by members of the community who sighted him coming out of the victims’ room as she cried for help. 4 # % QÂ’Ăš QÂ’\ ! ! [ " QRVV/ It therefore, ordered that the accused be remanded in prison custody. Magistrate Yewande Aje Afunwa made this known following advice by the Lagos State Director of Public Prosecutions B: C? + ; the case pending the DPP’s advice. The DPP advised that a prima facie case has been established against the 19-year old Satingo.

Teenager remanded for raping blind octogenarian

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Sports Update Moses named in World Cup ‘elite eight’

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Mexico pips Cameroon amid controversy Musa sure of good O

ribe Peralta scored in the second half to help Mexico to a 1-0 victory over Cameroon in torrential rain Friday, " K > 5 World Cup win over an African team and giving them a crucial three points in Group A. Peralta’s left-foot shot in the 61st minute ; 5 + " Herrera’s decision to start him ahead of striker Javier ‘’Chicharito’’ Hernandez, arguably

Mexico’s best known player. Giovanni Dos Santos had two goals disallowed in a ! " 5 ! when Samuel Eto’o hit the post for Cameroon. Peralta broke the ; thousands of Mexican fans were cheering for Hernandez to come into the game. He swooped after Cameroon goalkeeper Charles 9 ; $% Dos Santos.

Moses has been a sparkle of light for Nigeria in recent days, the story says. “ Moses’ two penalties against Ethiopia in 5 " game of African Cup last year paved the way for Nigeria to win the historic crown. “ With the skill of dribbling and the vigorous intensity of pace, Moses could be a real threat for opponent defense. Moses was the live wire of the Nigerian team in the two friendly matches with Greece and USA, and is expected to start against Iran on Monday.

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hmed Musa has revealed that he is optimistic Nigeria will have a good outing at the 2014 Fifa World Cup. The Nigeria international winger stated that he is looking sustain the momentum gained from winning the Russian Championship with CSKA Moscow.

Bosnia won’t go after Messi – Susic B

osnia-Herzegovina coach, Safet Susic says he has no plan to tame Barcelona forward, Lionel +

5 tomorrow against Argentina 5 8 Brazil. ‘’It is a dilemma for me, $ 5 % ; man-mark Messi, I don’t think $ " ! 5 said. ‘’I don’t think we have ever played a match having dedicated a player to man 5 and it’s going to be the same,’’ against Argentina. His words suggest the Group F opener Sunday in Rio de Janeiro could be an " # $ " " / Argentina is chasing its third World Cup title with perhaps the strongest lineup of strikers in the tournament. Messi, Sergio Aguero, Ezequiel Lavezzi and Gonzalo Higuain together scored more than 100 goals for their club teams last season. = " = ; Sabella is likely to let either [ XX 4 " ; with Messi and Aguero in Ă? Angel Di Maria surging from 5

uper Eagles winger, Victor Moses, has been named one of eight youngsters that will set the World Cup alight by Italian soccer website, forzaitalianfootball.com. In the write up, the Chelsea winger was named in fourth place in a list that had Mario Balotelli, Abel Hernandez (Uruguay), Paul Pogba (France) and Marco Š B9 %C/ Other names on the list are Raheem Sterling (England), Eden Hazard and Romelu Lukaku (Belgium). “ Despite spending most of his time in the bench last season, Victor

The 21-year-old reckons that Nigeria are in a tough group, but is optimistic that the African champions will make a good impression at the tournament. “I am very glad that I managed to recover from ; the last game of the season with my club,� Musa told Russian football website Bobsoccer. “CSKA Moscow won the Russian championship and I went to the national team of Nigeria in a great / 8 group, but I have a / “I believe we will perform well, I will make % # ! @ added.

Sagna joins Man City

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anchester City have announced the signing of Bacary Sagna on a free transfer from Premier League rivals Arsenal.The Frenchman, who spent seven years at the Emirates, has penned a three-year deal with the

English champions. He % with Manuel Pellegrini’s 5 ' % V/> 31-year-old becomes the latest Arsenal player ; % � ! " in the footsteps of Emmanuel Adebayor, Samir Nasri, Kolo Toure and Gael Clichy.

Flag error: NFF pardons FIFA, LOC over misrepresentation

T 5 / The Bosnians, too, have a powerful strike force in Vedad Ibisevic and Edin Dzeko - Aguero’s teammate at Manchester City. Argentina defender Ezequiel Garay said his team will have to try to avoid giving away corner kicks and other dead-ball situations, < 5 from their height advantage. If it gets to that situation, Garay said, ‘’we need to stay focused and each of us mark our man and know that they’re going to be dangerous.’’

< % 5 match as an independent nation in 1995 as its civil war ended following the violent breakup of Yugoslavia. It came close to qualifying both for the previous World Cup and the European Championship in 2012. Nonetheless, 1978 and 1986 World Cup winner Argentina is heading into the match as the overwhelming favorite. ‘’While we respect our rivals and know that no match is easy, at the same time we are Argentina,’’ Garay said. ‘’And we play to win.’’

he Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) says it bears no grudge against FIFA or the 2014 World Cup Local Organising B[ C ! misrepresenting Nigeria at Thursday’s opening ceremony. The organisers of the

5 % " " announcing Nigeria at the opening ceremony. Instead of Nigeria’s " $ ! & " " ; at the middle of the pitch during the event. Musa Amadu, the Secretary-General of the NFF, however, told NAN

=$ ; yesterday that the error was not intentional. ``If they called Nigeria and they raised Niger’s " 9 address from here. ``People that were there saw it and I know they will talk to FIFA about it. LOC and FIFA made an honest mistake. ``I know they (FIFA and the 2014 World Cup LOC) will apologise for their mistakes and that should $ ! / ``Like I said, FIFA and the LOC for the World Cup made an honest mistake and I know they will correct it. ``Nobody is above

human mistake, except if there is any in Nigeria,’’ Amadu said. & " " ! three vertical stripes, with a white stripe sandwiched between two green stripes, while & " " ! horizontal stripes. The top stripe is orange, which sat above a white stripe and a green stripe, with an orange circle in the middle of the white stripe. Niger which did not qualify for the World Cup is placed 112 on the latest FIFA rankings, while Nigeria, the current African champion is ranked 44th.

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Sports Update

World Cup: How Eagles will excel –Emenike E

mmanuell E Emenike is banking on teamwork to help the Super Eagles overrun their opponents in the ]^_} \*\~ = > Brazil. Emenike sounded out a warning to Nigeria’s Group F opponents Argentina, who he believes are underrating the African champions, because of their high collection of individual talents. “As a professional, you should always respect your opponents irrespective of their qualities,� the Fenerbahce forward said. “They think they can beat us because they have individual players. But

f tb ll is football i beyond b d that th t stage now.� Emenike insists that the team are not currently thinking about either Argentina or Bosnia-Herzegovina, as their immediate focus is on Iran who they will play against at the Estådio Joaquim Americo Guimaraes in Curtiba in June 16. [ against Iran is very crucial. Right now, I am thinking about Iran, not Bosnia or Argentina.� 9 ] € € # lieves this year’s World Cup is going to be very challenging, as every participating team has a point to prove. He

FIFA considers USA 2022 World Cup as Qatar alternative F IFA h has advised d i d the h USA’s organising com $ QRQQ 8 if Qatar has it’s tournament " / K & ' " > FIFA had contacted the USA’s " " ! " 8 " % % $

! / The USA lost out on the $ " ! QRQQ 5 Ă? QRVR $ choice to award the World + K % $ % $% " / Earlier this month it was revealed that millions of $ containing emails suggesting 7$ " 8 @/ FIFA have not announced ! %

5 5 " Ă? % $ ; %/ The USA lost out to Qatar 5 ! " $ QRVR ! " nally looking to host the 2018 tournament, though the latest "" 9 = % ; " = 8 ! % V\\W 5 / Ă‹' " % < are known to have strong connections within the world’s leading governing $ % 5 $ = QRVĂŒ/ + ; [ " " " * = $ 19 teams next season, with ; 3 % / The nation is taking to the " $ % % to host the 2022 FIFA World /

however stated that with < Nigeria will do well at the tournament. “This World Cup is going to be interesting and full of surprises because there are so many

wounded lions in Brazil. = the pitch and win. “I know the battle ahead of me and the team, but I am banking  only way to succeed.â€?

Alampasu, 34 others for Flying Eagles training camp

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Holland stuns world champions, Spain

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obin van Persie and Arjen Roben scored brace as Netherlands reduced defending Champions, Spain to nothing yesterday at the World Cup oprning game in Brazil. Spain bowed 1-5 to Netherlands. four years ago, too, but defeat by Switzerland back then cannot compare psychologically to the stunning events of last night. Spanish coach Vicente del Bosque will ask himself quite how his team lost from a winning position. A goal up on the cusp of half-time, Spain were cruising. What will have kept him awake, though, is the manner in which his team lose all semblance of

organisation once they went behind. \ hour the world champions were an absolute shambles as Holland went on to exploit some surprising leaden-footedness in the Spain defence to score the goals that have threatened to turn this tournament on its head before it’s even properly got going. Perhaps it was a sense of injustice – allied to a desire to avenge their ]^_^ ` drove Holland on here. Spain had taken the lead through a penalty that shouldn’t have been given and this time Louis van Gaal’s team were simply not going to succumb. ? { goals were wonderful. Both were created by astute passes from left wing# < { ? # & if in contrasting ways, by Robin van Persie and Arjen Robben. Goals three and four, meanwhile, were down to calamitous goalkeeping from Iker Casillas. Ahead of Spain’s second game next week – a match they now have to win – there is an increasing argument for Manchester United’s { % |

the great Spanish ‘keeper. As for the victors, who scored again through the irrepressible Robben, once again a team from the

Netherlands has arrived at ' <ing talent others would die for. Whether they remain solid and focussed enough to prosper in the long-term remains open to question but this was an incredible way to start. After all the discussion # # ]^_^ that the early stages provided a couple of throwback moments. In just the eighth minute, Holland found themselves with the opportunity to take the lead courtesy of a clean break on goal. Just as they did on two occasions at Soccer City, they failed to take it. Arjen Robben was the villain four years ago but here he played a perfect pass behind the Spanish defence to release Wesley Sneijder. The Galatasaray forward – making _^^ appearance - had some distance to go to goal, but he was clear and should have done better than bring a relatively straight forward save from Iker Casillas, who had decided to stand tall. { were reminiscing again, this time through the brutality of their challenges. Louis van Gaal had said on Thursday that there was nothing wrong { ]^_^ but two challenges in quick succession by Nigel de Jong and Sneijder were thuggish in the extreme. That they chose to pick on Sergio Busquets – the most formidable man in the Spanish team – was indicative of bravery or stupidity. Certainly the game had plenty in it during the opening exchanges. Often opening group games can be nervous, cautious # # wanted to get on the front foot and it made for some entertaining football. { > # at every turn by Brazilian fans irritated at his decision to choose Spain over Brazil and for some time it appeared as though the occasion was proving too much for him.

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Vol. 02, No. 74

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Saturday, June 14, 2014

was thoroughly alarmed to read of the Pension Law proposed by Governor Godswill Akpabio, and passed by the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly for past governors, deputy governors and their wives, which included N100 million annual medical allowance for the governor. The furore raised by the law forced the otherwise respected governor to repeal it. As it turned out, that was only an amendment of an existing law, which prescribed substantial largesse # % and deputy governors. Since then, it has been revealed that about eight states have passed such ridiculous pension laws. I am told that a ‘retired’ governor of Š # have six new cars every three years. Six cars! I cannot believe this. Is this sheer greed or mere vanity? I cannot understand why a politician that served as governor or deputy governor for four & a pension. Perhaps the same applies to members of the states’ houses of Assembly, and who knows, to ex-commissioners (some who serve for only three months). I suspect that is the only reason members of the state legislatures will approve such unconscionable pension scheme for governors. Perhaps, the same situation obtains with the Federal Government. That will be really terrible. Z !

is an opportunity to serve the nation for a given time; a time to step out of your

service to the nation. Thereafter, you return to your profession or business, and if you wish, you retire from there. I have never seen or imagined political !

< # ment. I was hoping that after service, one would at the best receive some gratuity to enable him or her transit and reintegrate into his or her normal business or profession. The honour of %

constituents should be the reward, and nothing more. I have insisted in my writings that politics cannot be primary profession # # „% wants to serve the nation through the political platform must show evidence of having achieved something in his profession, business or vocation. The unemployed or the unemployable, the idle and the novice, must not be allowed to make a profession out of politics. If this were not so, I do not see why a successful professional cannot return to his practice after service, and retire from there at the right age. It is mind bugling to imagine what the Federal Government will bear if < !

placed on pensions like that which some governors and their deputies are enjoying, and others hoping to enjoy. There have been complaints that pensions and salary increases are responsible for the high recurrent expenditure in our

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Pension for politicians: Unconscionable, abuse of privileges budgets. Who knows how much of this is due to the pensions for the political class? It is pure abuse of privilege of unimaginable proportion for governors who enjoy so much privileges and perks !

' such privileges though out their lives. It is a travesty for a 40-year-old governor who served his state for just four or eight years to continue to earn the salary of a governor and enjoy other such privileges till he is 80 years, for example, or dies at 90. I ask, for doing what? These same governors enjoyed the privilege of dispensing security votes amounting to N2 billion or more per annum in some states. For four years, that is N8 billion and for eight years, that is N16 billion, which they had the ‘liberty’ to spend without accountability. Then after that we start buying six cars and building mansions for them in their state capitals, and in the Federal Capital Territory. This is unconscionable and a thorough abuse of power and privileges. This is in a country where minimum wage is a paltry N18, 000 and graduates earn N30, 000 per month when they

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governors are retiring to the Senate. So # ‰ Will they be enjoying the salaries and huge allowances in the Senate, and at the same time, taking the humongous # ‰ „% * # ter understanding of why politics is the way it is in our country. I have always wondered why the competition for po !

* have always been troubled by the readiness of some of our politicians to shed blood and cause mayhem in order to ‘win’ elections. Now I am beginning to understand why. The rewards are pretty # € = are regaled everyday with stories of the bounteous allowances our legislators collect monthly. These same legislators make laws that give them all kinds of privileges, many of which are never known to the public. They are the ones required to act as checks to the possible

< governors. But from the revelations coming from the governors’ pension, it is clear that there is no check whatsoever. It looks like a case of ‘rub my back,

Those who wish to serve the nation must do so for altruistic reasons. They must do so from a palpable conviction to help change things for good in our country. They must not come expecting bounties and booties and I will rub yours’. What a tragedy! This matter is so grave that the people of Nigeria must rise to protect their patrimony from being totally plundered by those who have been asked to protect it. Maybe, the opportunity we have is to push the matter, and get it included in the recommendations of the ongoing National Conference, and then included in our constitution prohibiting this injustice against the people of Nigeria or at best, limiting it to gratuity only. There is a contributory Pension Scheme operational in our country today, in both the public and private sectors. So where does this governors’ pension belong? Those who wish to serve the nation must do so for altruistic reasons. They must do so from a palpable conviction to help change things for good in our country. They must not come expecting bounties and booties. If they serve faithfully and honestly, they will lead a good !

„% fessions or businesses to return to, they would earn money from their memoirs and speaking opportunities. Beyond that, they will have a grateful nation, state, local government area or constituency to honour them, !

9 be remembered and honoured for the legacies they leave behind. That is why with or without pensions, the people of Nigeria, the citizens of Anambra State, the profession of Pharmacy, the tribe of National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), the gentlemen and women of the Ministry of Information and the Fed „

% > % unison to honour a woman who served her country diligently and honestly. Professor Dora Nkem Akunyili has left a legacy that will be read in history books for years to come in Nigeria and around the world. That is the honour that our !

acquire; not primitive acquisitions of houses, cars and money, all in the name of pensions. No one enters the grave in a motorcade!

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