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Tambuwal in U.S, alleges plot to rig 2015 polls ...Using ex-militants

Urges Tukur to resign Adewale Giwa, Washington DC

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Tussle over FCT land tears PDP exco apart Cyril Mbah, Abuja

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he leadership crisis in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has extended to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) chapter, as its leaders have commenced the battle of their lives over who should located to the executive by the FCT Minister, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed.

Already, Deputy State Chairman, Alhaji Hamidu Makama, has written a petition accusing the State Chairman, Alhaji Yunusa Suleiman of “withholding papers relating to land allocated to FCT executive members in an apparent attempt to appropriate the land to himself.� The petition, which was addressed to the National Chairman of the party Alhaji Bamanga Tukur and the PDP

leadership stated: “I am the State Deputy Chairman of the PDP in the FCT chapter. Plots of land were allocated to the state executive council with my name included in the list, according to records available at the Abuja Geographical Information System (AGIS) - the parastatal responsible for land administration in the territory. >>Continued on Page 2

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peaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, yesterday raised the alarm in the United States of America, alleging a plot by some desperate politicians, whom he said are within his Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), to rig the 2015 general elections. According to Tambuwal, the desperate politicians plan to use ex-militants to achieve their goal. Tambuwal, who was invited to a round table discussion at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) to give a talk on “Leadership in Developing Democracies: A Nigerian Perspective� in Washington DC, however noted itants would be threatening the nation ahead of general elections. He expressed disappointment over the situation, saying: “This be threatening that if something they want is not done they will do this; they will do that. They did it in 2011; it is all about managing the contending interests. I notice that the militants are being are interested in particular goals. I am sure that at the end of the day, they will relax if the election does not favour the person they are supporting.�

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Cover Tussle over FCT land tears PDP exco apart by the AGIS, and covered himself with Hausa prov“The land allocation erbs which suggested that documents were obtained he has no intention of alby Senator Jibrin Wowo, lowing every executive Senior Adviser on Politi- cal Matters to the Minister the land allocation,� the and handed over to Alhaji petitioner further claimed. He said the matter was Yunusa Suleiman, who also collected on behalf of taken to their FCT PDP the entire executive mem- political leader, Senator bers of the party on the Phillip Aduda, who appealed to the chairman to 30th of November, 2012� Alhaji Makama alleged allow justice to prevail in that since the land allo- the sharing of the land. Alhaji Makama lacation documents were submitted to Suleiman by mented that since then, Senator Wowo, the Senior Adviser on Political Mat- the party structure and ters to the FCT Minister in the Federal Capital Adhis capacity as chairman, ministration to retrieve Alhaji Suleiman never the allocation and resolve called a meeting on the the matter amicably met matter or said anything to - sistance on the part of the chairman. He, therefore, spect of the property. The petitioner claimed warned that, “as the state that some portions of the chairman is determined land had been sold to non- to frustrate every peace executive members of the move concerning the land PDP and documents re- matter, we have decided to use every available available to the respective means to get what truly owners between Decem- belongs to us.� Repeated phone calls ber 6, 2012 and 2013, adding that nothing was said to Suleiman for his reacto other members includ- tion to the report were unanswered. The phone ing himself. “Alhaji Suleiman’s ex- rang repeatedly without cuse when we confronted response He also failed him was that the process- to reply to a test message ing of some documents seeking an interview apwere yet to be completed pointment on the matter.

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Tambuwal in U.S, alleges plot to rig 2015 polls Continued from Page 1 Asked whether the crisis currently rocking PDP in the 2015 general elections, Tambuwal said there was a likelihood that the party Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, is not persuaded to resign his position. The Speaker argued that the seven aggrieved gov

parallel executive cannot be ignored by the party execu the PDP in the 2015 general elections. Besides, Tambuwal also advised the Tukur-led executives to beg the seven governors who walked out

to the party, stressing: “I am !"!# From what we can see, either party or merge with another,

the situation will increase the

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politicians in the country to play the game according to the rule in the 2015 general elections.

PDP crisis:Tukur loses court bid for status quo PASCHAL NJOKU, Abuja

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the Government House, Port Harcourt. The PDP, in a statement issued yesterday in Abuja and ! /

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police and security operatives in ensuring law and order in Rivers State only to manipulate the media and

tim.� The statement added that “Governor Chibuike Amae

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Cover Sacked ministers sympathetic to Baraje – New PDP Saminu Ibrahim, Abuja

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L-R: Consultant Paediatrician in charge of Special Care Baby Unit Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH), Dr. Zubaide Farouk, Director Administration, Alhaji Mohammed Suleiman, Chief Medical Director, Professor Aminu Zakari Mohammed, MD/CEO, UBA Foundation, Ijeoma Aso and Directorate Head, far North Bank, UBA Plc, Abubakar Bello, during the presentation of incubators to the hospital by UBA Foundation, in Kano.

Waku advises Jonathan to dump PDP, seek 2nd term elsewhere Akin Orimolade, Editor, Northern Operation

He explained that much as the Nigerian Constitution was a big umbrella for all Nihe man who claims gerians, whoever choses to to have registered the join an association or a group Peoples Democratic should be ready to abide by Party (PDP) at the Independ- the rules and regulations ent National Electoral Com- guiding such associations. mission (INEC), Senator Jo“When some Nigerians seph Waku, has suggested a are saying Jonathan should solution to the crisis current- not run, they are sensible bely rocking the ruling party. cause Jonathan took part in Waku, a controversial an agreement and the constipolitician from Benue State, tution is there too; even maryesterday advised President ket women have their own Goodluck Jonathan to seek a rules. You journalists have political platform other than your rules notwithstanding the PDP, where he could re- that there is still a Nigerian alise his 2015 second term constitution. The PDP rule ambition. in this case is zoning: South Claiming that he, along - eight years; North - eight with the now deceased years. It is very elementary, Abubakar Rimi, registered but some people will come the PDP at the INEC shortly and say it is allowed by the constitution.� founding fathers held at MUHe continued: “In addiSON Centre in Lagos, Waku tion to seeking a new politisaid intimidation, harass- cal platform that could allow ment and exclusion cannot him run unencumbered, the restore PDP’s lost glory. only way out is for Jonathan According to him, “The to interact with Nigerians; he honourable thing to do, if should not lock himself up in I were in his (Jonathan’s) the The Villa. He is being enshoes, would be to leave this slaved by some groups called organisation that does not ‘cabal’. There are cabals evepermit him to run for second rywhere in the world and term and join one that will Nigeria is being ruled by one enable him achieve his aim. and the President has now That’s it! A leader must own aligned with them. They reup to agreement, signed or fuse to tell the President the unsigned; that is integrity! I true position of things. They am a party to it; I knew about go through the First Lady it and we worked hard on since they know her weakit and that was why when nesses and they capitalize on Abubakar Rimi ran, we said that.� you are free to run but the He said the crisis curvoting proved to him that he rently rocking PDP was also was not right. Gemade also planned but aborted during did, and Nigerians in that former President Olusegun party said no. We sat down Obasanjo’s administration. and made an agreement. On why it was aborted This is the time Jonathan during Obasanjo’s time, would have been running Waku said: “Obasanjo is a vifor president if he heeded my sionary, intelligent and powadvice,� Waku told Saurday erful leader. He was trained Newswatch in Abuja.

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in the military, so he knows when to strike and when he will lose his troops. If he launches an attack on enemy positions at a time that he is not supposed to launch, he retreats and plans, then launches those terrible political attacks.� Speaking on the multidimensional internal crises rocking the party he co-founded, Senator Waku said: “I and others who left PDP have been vindicated. We saw this coming and we were not hell bent on staying because of the loot obtainable there. We have principles that we needed to protect

and we have children and history that tomorrow will vindicate us. “I and many others refused to turn the other side when the objectives of the PDP were diverted for nonPDP members who crashed patronages, got into government, they discarded the principles and ideals on which the PDP was founded. If you remain there, they will want you to tow the line and for some of us who have spent several years in this game and age is catching up mess up.�

Sack of ministers: Accord Party accuses President of witch-hunt

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that their travails are temporary, disclosing that they have nothing to be ashamed of “Rather than being sad, they should count themselves lucky for being part of the struggle to salvage our party and country from the hands of opportunists

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Jonathan extols Alake’s dedication to promotion of national peace, unity Clement Nwoji, Abuja

institution, s t e a d f a s t l y r e s i d e n t promoting peace, G o o d l u c k justice, harmony J o n a t h a n and positive has extolled development in the exemplary Egbaland and dedication of the Alake of Egbaland, beyond. “I pray that Oba Adedotun God Gbadebo to the Almighty to promotion of peace, continues strengthen and unity, equity, justice and positive prosper you even development in his as He blesses you domain and the with many more whole of Nigeria. ^ Y

President Jonathan to congratulate the wrote. Alake on his 70th birthday anniversary t o m o r r o w , September 14, 2013, President Jonathan also Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa praised the monarch here is palpable for upholding the fear and confusion highest ideals and in Bayelsa State virtues of traditional especially as the members institutions in the of the new PDP in the state seems to have gone country. into hiding following the “I write on behalf order by the Police to of my family, hunt them down over the the Government formation of the Kawu and people of the Baraje-led PDP in the state. Federal Republic of This is as some politicians Nigeria, to express in the state, made up warm felicitations !"! ' '

to Your Highness and top politicians led as you celebrate by the former Assistant your landmark 70th National Secretary of the PDP, Mr. Blessing birthday. Akpuluma, yesterday “You have used paid a solidarity visit to your exalted the state PDP secretariat. Since the Governor, throne to uphold the highest ideals Hon. Seriake Dickson arrived the state capital, of the traditional Yenagoa on Thursday, the

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L-R: Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Martin Umohoibhi; Minister of State (1), Prof. Viola Onwuliri; Minister of State (2), Dr. Nurudeen Muhammad; Participant, Mr. Christopher Middleton and former Permanent Secretary, Ambassador Wadibia Anyanwu, at the closing ceremony of the reciprocal training exchange programme for Nigeria and Swiss Diplomats in Abuja.

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in the state seems to have gone into hiding as their

when calls were made to them. However, a member, who would not want his name in print told Saturday Newswatch that though none of the members of the New Bayelsa PDP have been summoned by the Police, “the actions and threat messages received by the signatories to the formation of the party

have made them switched ^# The state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Hillary Okpara, in a statement yesterday in Yenagoa agencies in the state have been put on red alert to hunt down the purported members of the new Bayelsa PDP, describing them as sponsors of an illegal organisation, out to disrupt the peace of the state. According to the

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ederal Ministry of > 9 Social Development is determined to address the needs of persons living with disabilities in Nigeria through economic empowerment programmes with a view to harnessing their great potential for national development. The Minister of Women 9 ` J Â? Maina, who disclosed this

yesterday at the economic empowerment programme for women with disabilities at the National Centre for Women Development, Abuja, said persons with disabilities encounter great obstacle and challenges that inhibit their capacity to play active roles in the socio-economic and political development of the country which is the reason behind this empowerment. Maina, who was represented by the Director

not legally registered would be allowed to disrupt the existing peace and tranquillity in the state. “The Police and other security agencies in the state have been put on notice, and we urged members of the public to promptly report the existence or the activities of such illegal groups in any part of the state to the nearest police station #^

I may still be quizzed by anti-graft agencies- Saraki BISI ADEDAYO, Ilorin.

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he immediate past governor of Kwara State and leader of the Kawu Baraje-led Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Bukola Saraki, said on Friday that he might still be brought under more scrutiny by security

the ruling party rages. A senator representing Kwara Central Senatorial " / & his recent invitation by the by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), saying it was in connection with the N17 billion bond his

Ministry collaborates with FCT to empower 100 disabled women TOYIN ADEBAYO, Abuja

statement: “The police in Bayelsa State have alerted some people in the state to form an illegal political organisation under the = !"!^ and advised law abiding Bayelsans to dissociate themselves from the group. “We warn persons associated with the illegal group, including their sponsors to desist forthwith. No such group or any other organisation

Rehabilitation Department of the ministry, Mrs. Mercy Dauda, added that these limitations range from traditional and cultural barriers to the absence of appropriate environment and opportunities for the improvement of their living standard. She however, lamented that persons with disabilities were regarded as cursed and consequently discriminated against even by their immediate families, despite

and stigmatization. Maina stated that the economic empowerment opportunities to participate in gainful economic ventures that would guarantee sustainable livelihood and integration into the society. She therefore thanked the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Alhaji Bala Mohammed, for hosting the workshop.

administration secured developments in the state. He spoke with journalists at the Mandate Hall, Olorunsogo, Ilorin, shortly

section of Kwara youths on the political development in the state. The lawmaker explained that his invitation by the EFCC was aimed at clarifying some issues arising from how the bond was utilized for the infrastructural development of the state. Saraki further stated that some of the physical projects executed with the bond by his administration include Kwara State University, Malete Road construction and rehabilitation, rural

reticulation, International Aviation College, Ilorin and Shonga Farms among others. The senator emphasized that the process of securing bonds was a rigorous one,

adding that the state had to undergo Fitch rating and other international best practices. According to him, the state

rated by Fitch before being J bond. “The bond was not available to any government to use for personal things, considering the stress associated with it. These are the issues I explained to the commission.“Although '

behaved professionally, however, at a time like this I would not be surprised if another arm of the security agencies comes up with

endi ^ said. On the withdrawal of his security personnel, he assured that the issue would be resolved, saying the issue should not be trivialized or personalized since it is a

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2015: Fayemi, Aregbesola urge Nigerians to reject PDP Raphael Adeyanju, Ado Ekiti

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he leadership of the All Progressive Congress (APC) have asserted that their party is no longer an opposition party in Nigeria, but the government in waiting. Ekiti State Governor, Kayode Fayemi and his Osun State counterpart, Rauf Aregbesola, made the assertion on Friday as they urged Nigerians to reject the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The governors spoke in

launch of the APC. The Oluyemi Kayode Stadium, Ado- Ekiti where the event took place was

party faithful, including lawmakers from the state and at national levels, party executives, trade unions, artisans and former governor of the old Ondo state, Evangelist Bamidele Olumilua among others. The governors who took turn to address the supporters who were dressed in different uniforms bearing the party logo, names and portrait of Governor Fayemi, lauded the registration of APC by the electoral body. Governor Fayemi cautioned the people to stop

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resident of Traders of Aguiyi Ironsi Complex, Ladipo market, Lagos State, Mr. Jonathan Chibuzor Okoli, has recalled his travail in the hand of the Nigeria Police over an allegation, he insisted, he knew nothing about. Okolie said his trouble started after a serving female commissioner of police intervened in the crisis in the market and allegedly tried to impose a member of her family as the leader of the Igbo traders. “The woman came up with the police and the Oodue Peoples Congress (OPC) to take over the affairs of the market. We petitioned the Lagos State government and a lot of meetings were held at Alausa. “An agreement was signed, a memorandum of understanding that a 13-man committee should go and conduct election for the traders in that market,� he said. Okolie stated that the crisis in the market remained unresolved because the woman allegedly claimed ownership of the market, while the Igbo people, who, according to him, built the shops and the buildings in the market, objected to her claim.

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mbarrassed by the alleged unethical practices by its workforce, the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) have dismissed two female "

extorting money from a commercial bus driver in Lagos. The women, Corporals Elizabeth Itolor and Jennifer Azingbe, attached to the Makinde Divisional Headquarters of Lagos State Command, were caught with camera lens while negotiating and eventually collecting N100 from a driver. Sa Police Public Relations Of ! + " / 4 !

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declined further comment.

Arrow Seed Ministry holds convention Cross section of members of the Mission To Rebuild Ogun State (MITROS), Men’s Wing, inaugurated by the Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, at the MKO Abiola Stadium, Abeokuta.

referring to the APC as an opposition party, saying “we are the government in waiting.� Fayemi added: “We are happy to announce the launch of our party, the APC in Ekiti State. It is a party for change, for positive change

seen the evidence of good

governance in all the 11 states where the APC is in power. We are not an opposition party but a government in waiting; don’t call us opposition party again. “Nigerians have rejected the party at the centre and they should pack and go in 2015. I advise you, the good people of Nigerians that you

‘My ordeal in the hands of police’ Juliana Francis

Police sack female cops over extortion

He maintained that there was a subsistent agreement entered with a company which gave the traders rights as the owners of the properties. Okoli also said he emerged as the president of the market after a 13-man committee, which took over the leadership of the market in the interim, organised an election.

tants and I won as the president. Still the woman did not stop. She continued creating problems, using the police to intimidate us. “She brought one charge or the other against me. Later, we appealed to the governor of the state, but we got no response,� he said. When the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar intervened on the protracted matter, Okolie thought justice was around the corner. He, however, got a shocker when the Lagos State Commissioner of Police ordered him to report to State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Panti. Having gone through the experience, Okolie said all he needed is justice. He also wants the Lagos State government to see reasons justice should be done because Nigerians, irrespective of

! tutional right as citizens. “Since this problem started, I have lost between N50 and N60 million. Going to court, giving gifts to the police, lawyers, spending on the judiciary paying taxes, all gulped a lot of money.

should not be intimidated by the antics of a failed government.� Governor Fayemi accused the PDP of planning to remove a democratically elected governor in Rivers State by blocking his route, saying “but they are blaming the APC.� Calling on well meaning Nigerians to join hands with the APC to effect a positive change in the governance of the country, Fayemi said the door of the party is open to all progressively- minded people who believe in the progress of the country. “The APC is for development, good healthcare and massive employment; the revolution is just starting. Our determination is to be

installed at the centre and we shall get there.� Governor Aregbesola, who spoke in the same vein, urged the people to go and preach “the gospel of the APC� to ensure a change at the federal level in 2015. Aregbesola said the PDP has failed the people of the country, adding that the party should be voted out of power to ensure the emergence of the APC. Also the chairmen of the defunct Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), All Nigerian Peoples Party (ANPP) and the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Mr. Babatunde Ajayi, Azees Awolokun and Chief Jide Awe respectively also addressed the crowd in turns.

Two Quranic winners bag free hajj in Oyo the award. Olusakin Babalola He also assured other particovernor Abiola Aji- ipants of subsequent considmobi of Oyo State eration for the hajj exercise. has given a free Ajimobi assured that the Mecca pilgrimage to two "

winners of a Quranic com- the state would be airlifted petition, even as he gave a from Ibadan to save them N1 million reward to a 2012 the agony of travelling to pilgrim who returned the N5 Lagos before commencing

their journey to the Kingof the state’s Pilgrims Wel- dom of Saudi Arabia, charging the intending pilgrims fare Board. He made the declaration in to be good ambassadors of Ibadan while addressing this the state by exhibiting good year’s intending pilgrims behaviour and impeccable at the Olodo Hajj Camp, character in the holy land. “Just as last year’s pilgrims Ibadan. The governor, who was ap- from Oyo State behaved parently impressed with well and demonstrated to the dexterity displayed by be good ambassadors of the the competitors in the mas- state, I am sure this year’s tery of the holy Quran, an- pilgrims will also do the nounced that the two win- same because they are of ners had put in extra efforts good characters and good in the recitation of Quran quality. which he said had given “They are men and women them the opportunity to win who are godly and God-

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fearing,’’ he said, while calling on the citizenry to continue supporting his administration, charging politicians to desist from the politics of falsehood, bitterness and character assassination. Chairman of the state Pilgrims Welfare Board, Alhaji Taofeek Akewugbagold disclosed that 1,227 pilgrims would perform this year’s hajj from the state, adding that no fewer than 700 of them would be airlifted to Saudi Arabia between Monday and Tuesday next week. In their various remarks, the 8 land, Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Arisekola-Alao and an Islamic scholar, Sheikh Muideen Bello, commended the governor for his various achievements, urging support of the people for the governor.

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" vention of the Arrow Seed Ministry International, tagged “Mega Sunday�, comes up on 22 and 29 September, and on 6 and 13 October, 2013, at 9am. The convention which has the theme: “Why am I here?�, according to the host pastor, Mike Nwimoh, is a " "

spiritual journey to self-discovery. According to Nwimoh, “It is a special teaching packaged to bless the body of Christ by revealing to them the destination that prompted the journey of their life. The venue is Britania Hall, Princess Lilian Margaret Health Farm Limited, Isheri Oshun, Lagos.

YUF, Diya task government on equity, justice Eric Elezuo

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ormer Chief of General Staff, Lt. Gen. Oladipo Diya (rtd), has charged governments at all levels as well as leaders to embrace equity, justice and fairplay as the essential mechanisms of governance. These according to him are the conditions under which Nigeria could return to its former glory. He reminded President Goodluck Jonathan about the need to rectify the marginalisation ! sate them for their solid support and massive voting during the 2011 presidential poll. According to press release, made available to newsmen by the Assistant Publicity Sec ! # $

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Ondo, setback to S’West integration - Aregbesola’s aide Tunde Busari

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pecial Adviser on Environment to the Osun State Governor, Hon. Bola Ilori, has described Ondo State as a major obstacle to the dream of the South West geo-political zone to re-enact the era of the defunct Western regional government. Ilori who was emotional about the challenge posed by Ondo State to the dream, lamented the implication of aborting the dream he regards as key to the needed socioeconomic transformation of the South West region. He recalled that the identity with which the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo is known till date was carved when he was the premier of the region in the 50s. Ilori said the economic policies of Awolowo laid a strong foundation for the region and made it a model to other regions, leading to a healthy competition over how to match the Western region. “Chief Awolowo’s visionary leadership was boosted by the natural and human resources with

News NPGCN holds annual lecture Sept. 18 Eric Ezuo

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he Faculty of Paediatrics, National PostGraduate College of Nigeria, will hold its 2013 Faculty Day lecture series on Wednesday, September 18, 2013 at 10: 00am. The lecture is titled, “Is Nigeria Really, The Worst Place On Earth To Be Born In 2013�. The event, according to a press release by Aramide Tola Noibi, and available to newsmen, is expected to attract the presence of medical experts and practitioners, other paramedicals and af. L-R: Chairman, Lagos Wharf Landing Fee Collecting Authority, (LWLFCA) Alhaji Ademola Kekere-Ekun; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN); Special Adviser to the Governor on Taxation, Mr. Abimbola Sodipo, The lecture, according to the and Chairman, Lagos House of Assembly Committee on Finance, Mrs. Funmi Tejuosho, during a stakeholders’ forum on Wharf Landing Fee Collection in Lagos State, organized by (LWLFCA) at the Adeyemi Bero Auditorium, release would take place at Alausa, Ikeja. the Malaria Research Center (MRC), Lagos State UniAccording to him, comparative advantage. which God blessed the way that one could work versity Teaching Hospital in Lagos and live in Ado“For instance there is Ondo State, owing to its region. He explored the (LASUTH), Ikeja, Lagos, Ekiti, regardless of the a silent revolution going current economic status, resources and made the is key to the project. He on in Osun State now with Professor Olusola Oyregion the true pace-setter, distance. Ilori stressed that a recall stated that the integration as the state is massively emade, FMCP, as the guest which others laboured so of the challenge usually would have been easier "

\ lecturer. hard to match,� Ilori said. The special adviser brings pains to him on under a uni-polar political that there is a drop in the Local Organising Commit

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of Dr. Mohammed Adebayo blueprint would have region stands to gain from that other states are equally storage state. Lagos State effectively connected the the model, including doing important. Each state, he has no business producing Salisu, assisted by Dr. Kike South West states in a away with the oil revenue- said, would have its input

" @ Oshinusi, the Faculty Chairpowered economy. based on the principle of invest in storage facility,� man, Dr. A.N. Ikefuna, the Faculty Secretary, among others, are expected to make a success of the event. motorcycle riding in order tal, Ado Ekiti, from where gery and N585,400 for the back, he can’t sit or walk; to generate enough money doctors later referred him to spine surgery. the doctors told us he can “When the family could no use the two legs again, now

the UCH. Gideon said the victim has Gideon added: “In fact, longer pay for the victim’s he stinks but still alive in lost control of some parts of the situation was pathetic treatment and the bill con- pains.� his waist downward, add- to the extent that he was tinues to accumulate, the Gideon disclosed that the ing that Asebiere now uri- in coma for 32 days. The authorities of UCH told us family had written a letter nates and excretes without doctors said he has spinal to discharge him since they for assistance to the Ekiti cord injury; he also has in- could no longer continue to State Governor, Dr. Kayode control. Gideon revealed that his ternal bleeding through the accommodate him. Fayemi, saying the victim’s brother was immediately injury he sustained in the “Ever since he had been in father is late and his aged Peter Dada, Akure rushed to the Ekiti State head. They told us to go get a bad condition, wounds mother could not afford the ndo/Ekiti Command University Teaching Hospi- N600,000 for the head sur- with bandage all over his money for his treatment. of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) said it generated N96.19 million.as revenue between Olusakin Babalola, Ibadan Congress of Nigeria (ACN) overhead bridge; Ladoja said violence,� he said. January and August this and APC’s interim spokes- it was sub-standard. We beau- Kolawole challenged Ladoja year.. yo State chapter of man, Mr. Dauda Kolawole. @ ^ to react to the allegation that Comptroller of the Comthe All Progressives But a chieftain of the AP, Engr. not necessary; and now, he is Ladoja allegedly sent thugs to mand, Aminu Galadima Congress (APC) said Abiola Olaniyan, in his reac- harping on an intangible issue demolish the Awolowo statue.. made this disclosure yesthe latest diatribes against the tion, described Kolawole as an that does not in any way shape However, Olaniyan, an aspi- terday while speaking with rant to the Senate on the plat- journalists in Akure, the party from the Accord Party expert in deceit and destruc- our people’s lives,� he said. According to him, Ladoja was form of the AP said the APC Ondo State capital. (AP) and its leader, Senator tive propaganda. = + > ! - According to the APC spokes- an authority in divisive poli- should face its internal prob- Galadima, who spoke tion of what Governor Abiola man, the AP and its sole leader tics with the ultimate aim of ] " " through the Public RelaAjimobi had always said, were still in a deep slumber brothers baiting the blood of primaries. Olaniyan exonerated Ladoja Z %[=Z&

stressing the state needed to and do not realise that Oyo their fellow brothers. State had since left that era of from the allegations of the command, Mr. Abdullahi “This is his aim. Oyo and be rescued from the grip of cheap blackmail and petty, peAPC spokesman, pointing out Kabara, also noted that, it Ibadan people have been livpedestrian and petty politics of destrian politics. that he (Ladoja) was not cut exceeded the N10 million ing as brothers, but Ladoja is the Ladoja era. ' ] not happy with that amity. His out for violence in politics like monthly revenue target, It disclosed this in a press re- we had been telling our people goal is to cause intra-state vio- the APC, warning Kolawole

lease by the ex-publicity sec- about the low-level politics we lence so that he can showcase to know the limit of freedom the head of the command in retary of the defunct Action his mastery of the politics of of expression in his utterances. February.

Accident victim cries for help Raphael Adeyanju, Ado Ekiti

A middle-aged man, Gbenga Asebiere, has appealed to public-spirited individuals and organisations for N1.5 million to undergo a spinal cord and head surgery. Asebiere became bedridden following an accident that damaged his spinal cord, after being knocked down by a hit-and-run driver. Recounting Asebiere’s ordeals to journalists in Ado Ekiti yesterday, the victim’s elder brother, Wale Gideon, disclosed that N400,000 had been spent by the family for the treatment at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, Oyo State. Gideon said Asebiere was plying his trade on December 6, 2012 along the Ikere township road, in Ekiti State when a vehicle hit him from behind. He narrated that the victim, who had just concluded his apprenticeship as an electrician took into commercial

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Anambra 2013: Nwanyanwu, Uba sure of victory

Imo set to launch centre for Igbo studies

people’s standard of supporters who trooped living. elected as the governor his people .They said he Emma Mgbeahurike, The business tycoon occasion, Uba said his in spite of the alleged is independent- minded Owerri ational Chairman and that nobody can blackmail and maligning turned politician, said he ambition and promises of the Labour he Imo State control him. Their worry Party (LP), Chief would provide quality were subject to the by its opponents. Government is that Ubah has rejected He said: “The only improved direction and approval Dan Nwanyanwu, has education, has indicated its some people all forms of godfatherism delivery, of God, adding that his reason expressed optimism that healthcare provide governorship project was choose to insult this and insists on only God readiness to launch a the party is strong and agriculture, centre for the teaching, young man is that he is the father as his lord.� formidable enough to win basic infrastructure, and divinely ordained. He said Ubah, as the preservation and In his speech, Chairman a child of destiny. God the November 16, 2013 provide industries that governorship election in would create jobs for the of the LP in the state, has prospered him. And governor of Anambra research of the Igbo unemployed youths of Chief Sam Oraegbulam, one reason some people State, would wipe out language. Anambra State. said after the election don’t want to hear his the tears of the people of The state Governor, Chief Nwanyanwu, the state. Commending members on November 16, its name is that he wants to the state, since the LP has Rochas who spoke during Okorocha would be become governor to serve humanity as its primary disclosed this in Owerri, of the party and his candidate focus. Chief Ifeanyi Ubah’s and stressed that the governorship campaign, action was in response said the LP does not need to fear that the future a merger like some other of Igbo language and political parties before it culture are in jeopardy could win the election. except concrete steps He said the party were taken to ensure its delivered Governor survival. Olusegun Mimiko of According to him, the Ondo State for two consecutive tenures, centre would come up and that he is known in with ways to preserve the Nigeria today as the best language and cultures of performing governor. the Igbo for the future The national chairman generation. said Chief Ubah, by He explained that the God’s grace, would be centre would also serve the second governor as an archive for Igbo the LP would produce, # =% adding that he has no a concrete step to ensure doubt that if he becomes that those who predicted the governor of Anambra State, he would perform the extinction of Igbo like an LP governor. language would be Addressing a crowd, proved wrong�, he said. Ubah said he desires Owelle Okorocha said to rule Anambra State his administration was to liberate it from the determined to export the stronghold of the present Igbo language to those in leaders, and that, that the Diaspora to ensure implies that he would improve upon the

its survival. 2013 biennial training conference of the Nigerian Army Finance Corps in Umuahia. The governor called on Ndigbo in general to be proud of their culture because a people without a culture are considered served as a bureau chief grand-children. and principles of Governor Born on December 3, Mansur Oladunjoye 9 Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso’s as those without future. 1960, Madu-West who until his death. A socialite and groomed this report, his remains administration. We will He pledged the journalist of three spent over 20 years professional, Madu-West is had been deposited at the miss him and we send decades standing, in journalism came to commitment of his mostly referred to as “The Aminu Kano Teaching our sincere condolence Augustine Madu- limelight during his days administration towards Chief� by his admirers in Hospital. West, on Thursday died in at The Punch where he to members of his family rebranding cultural According to the state rose to the position of an Kano. Kano State. and the leadership of He was also the publicity government, “We receive festivals in the state, as Kano State government, assistant editor. From The Punch, he set secretary of Ohanaeze the news of the death of the Nigeria Union of to make Imo a cultural ' Kano State Augustine Madu-West, Journalists,� Alhaji Salihu Deputy Governor, Alhaji up a media consultancy Ndigbo, destination for tourism. chapter, and at one time, Bureau Chief of National % > 4 # Bala, Director of Press to Abdullahi Ganduje, Okorocha stated After about three years, deputy chairman, NUJ, Mirror with a great shock. the Kano state Deputy described the late Maduthat it was because He is a friend to Kano State Governor said in a West as a peace-loving and he joined Daily Independent; Kano chapter. He is survived by a wife, government and has done statement. of his commitment to from there, he moved to detribalised Nigerian. reposition culture in His wife, Patricia Madu- National Mirror where he four children and two a lot through his profession to promote the ideology West disclosed that the Imo State that he gave bureau chief of National added responsibilities Mirror in Kano, died at to traditional rulers about 1:30 a.m., recalling: to by her kidnappers.

Chief Magistrate the Director of Public to head CGC and the “We were discussing in 6 involved in the incident The accused persons Prosecution (DPP) for introduction of the the palour; at a point, he Osisioma Ngwa were nabbed by a team of could not make their legal advice. quietly complained of a Ada and Okpara Imo the Special Anti-Robbery pleas because the case However, the magistrate Local Government Area of slight pain in his chest, and Cultural Beauty Pageant. 10 minutes after, he passed Abia State has remanded Squad (SARS) from the is a criminal one which /

E• Governor Okorocha a native doctor and six police Area Command should be prosecuted at a a report on compliance on.� that his with the directives of said Madu-West, 53, who died others in prison over the in Aba that was led by high court. Magistrate K.I. Udo the court to hand over administration would peacefully in his Kawaji kidnap of Linda Osuala, Anari Nkanu Anari and residence, was a native of a female reporter with raided the thick forest told the parties that his the case to the DPP. organize more cultural Naze, Owerri in Imo State. the Nigerian Television between Umuezi Mgboko court does not have the Police prosecutor, Victor festivals all over the Our correspondent Authority (NTA) Channel and Okpuala villages, jurisdiction to entertain Mbama, stated that the state to encourage gathered that Madu-West 6, Aba. respectively in Obingwa criminal cases with suspects were arraigned communities to managed diabetes and punishment(s) on a two-count charge The native doctor, council area of the state, capital showcase their cultural high blood pressure for 10 Ngozi Nwaogwugwu. where the reporter was and ordered that the of conspiracy to commit heritage. years.

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Delta tourism sector not generating revenue - Commissioner Sylvester Idowu, Asaba

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elta State government yesterday admitted that its culture and tourism business was not generating revenue for the state, attributing the problem to lack of necessary infrastructure, including power and roads. The state’s Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Mr. Richard Mofe-Damijo, disclosed while giving his midterm stewardship that in spite of the efforts of government and private investments in the sector, tourism has not been booming as expected. He noted that for government to succeed in the sector, the issue of infrastructure, including the provision of roads and power must urgently be addressed Mofe-Damijo, however, said the public private partnership (PPP) entered into by the state government and Sarner PFM Ltd for the construction of a world-class Water Theme Park at Oleri, in Udu Local Government Area and a Wild Life Park at Ogwashi-Uku, in Aniocha South Local Government Area of the state have started yielding desire results. The commissioner acknowledged that tourism is a revenue generating sector in countries like Namibia and South Africa, but stressed that the dearth

of infrastructure has been its bane in Nigeria. “Until every other relevant sector like power, roads and so on are put in place; the tourism sector cannot thrive and generate revenue as it should. So, there is need to have these infrastructure in place. If there is constant power you will see Nollywood practically relocating to this place,� he said.

“The state government has already provided 500 acres of land which represents its 10 per cent counterpart funding of the project, and has almost completed the construction of a bridge and access roads to the project site, and work

DSC expressway median from Effurun roundabout to the proposed Delta Leisure Resorts is in progress,� he added.

Mofe-Damijo noted that with the legal victory of the Lagos State government over the registration and regulation of enterprises under the tourism sector which was previously controlled by the Federal Government, the Delta State government would discontinue its planned court action as the Supreme Court judgment has put paid to the controversy.

The commissioner said the state would leverage on the Justice Suleiman Galadima ruling at the apex court against the Federal Government on July 19, 2013, which now mandates states tourism boards to take full charge of tourism registration and regulation within their respective jurisdiction to buoy their internally-generated revenue.

L-R: Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole; Minister of Communications Technology, Mrs. Mobolaji Johnson and Managing Director, Information and Communications Technolgy Unit, Edo State, Mrs. Yemi Keri,

Christ Embassy to procure N10m educational materials in Bayelsa Ayodele Olalere

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ondemns kidnap of clergy men for ransom Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa Bayelsa State chapter of the Christ Embassy Mission has set aside over N10 million worth of instructional materials for the improvement of learning in public schools in the state. The church has similarly condemned the recent abduction of clergy men for ransom in some parts of the Niger Delta region, describing such acts as evil and a demonic manifestation. Head Pastor of the Bayelsa chapter of the church, Joe Agbaje, while unveiling in Yenagoa yesterday the programme of events by the church to celebrate the 53rd independence anniversary of Nigeria and the 17th anniversary of Bayelsa State, said the church is extending a hand of partnership to the state government.

On the annual reach-out campaign programme in the state, Agbaje said the 2013 campaign with the theme “Celebrating Our Possibilities� is expected to focus on possibilities of free and qualitative education, massive network of quality roads, bridges and other infrastructural development and maintenance. He noted that the campaign

which starts with the presentation of over 250,000 free copies of Rhapsody of Realities and bibles today at the commencement of the 27th National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFEST) which holds in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State capital. Similarly, while condemning the ugly trend of kidnapping in the country, Agbaje wondered why kidnappers

would ever think of abducting a clergy man, saying however, that the church would only intensify prayers and welcome those involved into its fold for onward presentation to God. He said though the church has commenced interception prayers for the unknown gunmen and those they abducted, the issue of kidnapping for ransom is a spiritual prob-

lem that must be tackled with prayers from religious leaders and believers in the country. He noted that although Nigeria might be witnessing security and harsh economic challenges, “the Christ Embassy witnessed a positive growth in the economy, a clear indication that God is working to resolve the various knotty political and social issues.�

Delta electoral commission solicits support, tours LGAs Sylvester Idowu, Warri

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hairman of the Delta State Independent Electoral Commission (DSIEC), Mr. Moses Ogbe, has pleaded for the cooperation, support and assistance of all Deltans, irrespective ! sure a credible exercise in the forthcoming local government election. Mr. Ogbe made the appeal at Effurun, in Uvwie Local Government Area, during an enlightenment campaign in the council area.

He explained that the commission embarked on the enlightenment campaign to all the 25 local government areas of the state as part of the processes of " "

for the conduct of the election proper. The DSIEC boss said as soon as the processes were completed, a tentative timetable for the election would be announced and published. Ogbe disclosed that since the commission was saddled with the responsibility of conducting elections into the local

governments, it was necessary to brief the people and get acquainted with them. “It is necessary for us to go around and receive briefs from councils on how to go about elections, and handle problems that would arise politi

two things to ensure a credible and right election. “Election is a process of bringing those who will superintend over us, and in doing so, we have to seek the cooperation, support and assistance of the people,� he said.

While warning that “a sin of election fraud is a sin against humanity,� Ogbe enjoined the people of the state to conduct themselves within the provisions of the electoral law. Transition Committee Chairman, Uvwie Local Government Area, Hon. Bright Edejehwro, had explained that the Uvwie Town Hall gathering was not a political rally, but meant to receive the message from the commission on the forthcoming local government election.

Move out of flood areas, Delta commissioner warns residents SYLVESTER IDOWU, Warr

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elta State Commissioner for poverty alleviation, Dr. Antonia Ashiedu, has warned the citizenry, especially those along ] ` ately in line with the prediction by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET). She gave the warning in Asaba while presenting cer

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the state government’s poverty alleviation programme, called clients, were peasants from the Oshimili South Local Government Area of the state who are to cash the noninterest loans from designated mence small scale businesses expected to graduate to cottage industries. The coordinator of DMCP warned the gathering of the " ]

cause havoc, reminiscent of the 2012’s, advising them to relocate to upland as the rains increase. She admonished the clients to do their chosen vocation in group in order to harness the \

We wont change our rules - NCAA Biodun Akomolafe

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he newly appointed Director General of Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Capt Folayemi Akinkuotu, has said that the aviation regulatory authority under his leadership would not change existing regulations in the industry in favour of any stakeholder. Speaking at an interactive dinner with members of the League of Airports and Aviation correspondents at the NCAA Training Annex Complex, Murtala Muhammed International Airport yesterday, the former rector of International Aviation College, Ilorin, enjoined every stakeholder in the industry to abide by the Aviation Regulations Act by which he claimed every service provider would be given equal treatment without fear or favour. Akinkuotu who promised

sued during his tenure would not in anyway be inferior to ones issued before him, said the processes applied in performing such oversight functions would only be improved upon.

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Baraje-led PDP’ll restore lost glory - Kugama and nobody gave us the humiliation meted to them complete fallacy. said. He said the game plan of tags, it was a deliberate by Tukur. In his words, one of He debunked the rumour the breakaway faction of the the conditions giving by actional Chairman of attempt to screen us out of the Peoples Democratic the convention including the going round that Governor PDP is a deliberate act to Governor Nyako is for Party (PDP) in our state leader, Governor Nyako has ordered his weaken the party before they the party structure to be supporters to join the All returned to him, an action Adamawa State, Alhaji Murtala Nyako�, he stated. Kugama further explained Progressives Congress “Governor Nyako is Chief JMadaki said would Mijinyawa Umar Kugama, " " negate the party constitution. has disclosed that the Alhaji that Tukur has been (APC). However, in a swift injustice within the Peoples This is because the state Kawu Baraje-led new PDP boasting of having President Jonathan’s reaction, the state chairman Democratic Party. Has he executive of the party would restore human rights Goodluck and the supremacy of the backing “We cannot even of the mainstream PDP, quickly forgotten that he under his leadership was boast of having the blessing Chief Joel Madaki, insisted became a governor in 2007 duly constituted following nation’s constitution. Kugama, speaking to of the governor in doing that Nyako and his co- without due process, with no ward congresses in the state in 2012, based on I Saturday Newswatch, said the right thing. We can travellers must revalidate primaries? “What about the misuse the Independent National that the era of dictatorship only boast that we have the their membership cards with Commission, is no longer existing in the people at the grassroots with his group if really they want ] Electoral PDP following the birth us, the members of the state to belong to the PDP family. the salaries/allowances of (INEC) directives. assembly, two senators and He said based on the body civil servants in the state? Chief Madaki explained of a splinter group in its last national convention, four members of the House language of Nyako and Are these acts not portraying that those who walked out on of Representative. We are former Vice President, Atiku the government of PDP in the President and are giving stressing that the group " " wondering who will deliver Abubakar, they are no longer bad light in the eyes of the him conditions would not him and his candidate in interested in the PDP, they masses? The pronouncement have attempted it if it were for the right of its members, and against injustice which the coming polls. Even if he are only planning to destroy by Governor Nyako to to be someone else. “We implore members of characterised the Bamanga has the backing of President the party before they move " >

fallacy. the PDP who are working Tukur administration. It will Jonathan, it is obvious out. He however, questioned “The game plan at hand is against the interest of the also restore the lost glory of that Mr. President will not come to Adamawa to vote the competence of the duo a deliberate act to weaken party to, as a matter of the party. According to him, the in Tukur’s candidate in the to champion the cause of the PDP before Governor conscience, re-consider their justice as being claimed by Nyako and his co-travellers stand and support President era of Tukur’s leadership coming polls� Kugama reassured that Nyako and his co-travellers. Goodluck Jonathan, so witnessed unprecedented According to him, the PDP. That is the reason they that he can deliver on his impunity, adding that Tukur Governor Nyako would does not have regard for the not dump PDP for another pronouncement by Governor are giving unattainable and promises of dividends of despite the * " > outrageous conditions�, he democracy. PDP constitution because at platform no time did the constitution authorize him to conduct any congress in Adamawa State which he did. He explained that the revalidation exercise the Tukur-backed state executive embarked upon in the state is illegal, adding that it was never approved by the National Executive Committee of the party. Kugama stated that at the recent PDP national convention, the National Chairman prevented statutory delegates from Adamawa State from participating by refusing to give them tags that would have allowed them into the venue of the convention, including the governor. “We were disenfranchised by Tukur’s group at the convention while we were waiting at our hotel in Abuja for our tags or any document Dignitaries inspecting products from graduates of the National Industrial Skills Development Programme (NISDP), to aid us into the convention at their passing out ceremony in Yola, Adamawa State.

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he crises rocking the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) lingers because President Goodluck Jonathan lacked the political will to resolve it, Adamawa State Governor, Murtala Nyako, has declared. The governor who spoke in Yola, on Thursday night through his director of press and publicity, Ahmad Sajoh, said he and other “Rebel governors� have observed an “utter lack of goodwill from the presidency in resolving the issues at hand,� noting that negotiations have hit a brick wall.

“As you are aware, there’s a news report that the Adamawa State Government Lodge in Abuja was used for activities of the new PDP. I

you know that the governor said he okayed the use of the lodge. He is aware of the use of the lodge. “Secondly, it is also true that Governor Nyako and other aggrieved governors have been holding talks with the

the crises rocking the party, but it appears the discussions have been deadlocked because of an utter lack of goodwill from the presidency. “The negotiations have not

goodwill in the light of recent development, if not, how do you describe a situation where you are in talks with somebody and that person instead of refraining from hostilities, is busy using law enforcement agencies to seal "

out threats through his surrogates of expelling you from the party, as it happened here in Adamawa,� Sajoh said. The governor also gave reason he gave out the Adama >

a new secretariat to the Alhaji Kawu Baraje-led factional “New PDP�, saying it was a means to curb the recklessness of the embattled Na-

tional Chairman, Bamanga Tukur, who he alleged used force to seal off the new PDP secretariat. Nyako said it would amount

trust to other governors who stood solemnly behind the state during its crisis, if he fails to ensure an enabling environment, adding that the reconciliation move by the party stakeholders ended in deadlock. The governor who spoke in Yola, on Thursday night through his Sajoh, said the governor’s action was to make sure the “New PDP� exist as Tukur is desperate to suffocate it. Sajor said his boss had no

option than to approve the use of the Adamawa State Government Lodge because the crisis that engulfed PDP, originated from the state. He explained that as argument remained divided over the legal interpretation of “status ante�, Governor Nyako okayed the use of Adamawa government lodge because the ruling took cognisance of “the development in the polity,� maintaining that his boss believes the court which ruled on the matter wanted the parties in the suit to observe the law and not engage in anything capable of causing breakdown of law and order before its adjudication on the issue.

Yuguda sets up panel to disburse N1.508bn relief funds Nankpah Bwakan, Bauchi

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he Bauchi State Gov

augurated a committee to work out modalities for the disbursement of the N1.5 billion relief fund released by the Federal Government for the victims of the 2011 post election violence in the state. While inaugurating the committee, the Deputy Governor, Alhaji Sagir Aminu Saleh, who doubled as the chairman of the committee, said their thinking is to disburse the relief funds to the victims in order to give them succour. According to him, “our assignment is to distribute N1.508 billion, Five hundred and Eight Million Naira released by the Federal government to give succour to the victims of 2011 post presidential election violence.� Saleh said that disbursement of the relief funds would be done within two weeks

members of the committee in order to do a thorough job and succeed in its assignment, urging them to abide by the terms of reference of the committee, so as to make their job easier. However, the terms of reference of the committee include disbursement of N1.508billion to victims of the 2011 post election violence, liaise with the Sheikh Ahmed Lemu-led Presidential Committee and the State Emergency Management Agency obtain authentic list of the victims as well as sub

to the state governor through /

the State Government. It would be recalled that yesterday, the impatient victims of the violence stormed the Bauchi State Secretariat of the Nigerian Union of Journalist (NUJ), Bauchi, demanding that Governor Isa Yuguda immediately commence the process of disbursement of the funds to th em. Spokesman of the victims, Alhaji Awwalu Karfe, who led other victims, said they watched on television, saw the picture and read the story on national dailies of the Vice President presenting a cheque of N1.6 billion to Governor Yuguda for onward distribution to the victims in the state, and since then they did not hear anything from the state government. Awwalu urged the state government to hasten the distribution of the funds to enable them start small and medium scale businesses to earn a living, adding that they lost their loved ones and sources of livelihood in the violence.

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North Central

News

Court remands bricklayer over alleged murder

NCPC to screen out intending pilgrims on second outing

Bisi Adedayo, Ilorin.

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same platform would be screened out to enable

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of intending pilgrims, stressing that the blame of such persons would be on the commission. The NCPC boss made &

the 2013 screening exercise of intending pilgrims to Israel, Rome and Greece held at the FCT Christian Pilgrim Welfare Board, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja. He stated that the commission has been able to achieve zero tolerance of pilgrims who might want to abscond. He urged the successful intending

pilgrims to conduct themselves in a godly manner as the president would be going on this year’s pilgrimage. Opara stated that pilgrimage is for those who are spiritually pleasure but for people who will go and be morally and spiritually transformed, quoting the book of Zachariah 8: 22-24

of the Nigerian n Ilorin magistrate’s Christian Pilgrim court has remanded a bricklayer, Abdullahi Commission (NCPC), Wahab, in prison custody for Mr. John Kennedy Opara, allegedly killing one Bashiru yesterday said those who Aliu. have gone on pilgrimage The accused was alleged under the Federal Capital to have conspired with Territory (FCT), and are Bashiru, Idris and Wasiu (now at large) to cut his going again under the deceased with a machete on the head which led to his untimely death at the Tanke area of Ilorin, the Kwara State capital. Police prosecutor, Sgt. AlHassan Jubril, told the court that the accused persons also used the machete on the deceased brother on his left hand while trying to evade arrest. Jubril further explained that the accused person was later arrested while the others escaped. He said that the accused was arraigned on counts of criminal conspiracy, causing grievous hurt and culpable homicide, contrary to Sections 97, 248 and 221 of the Penal Code Law. The prosecutor who stated that investigation into the

the court to remand the accused person pending the outcome of the investigation. Magistrate Ibironke Olawoyin, in her ruling therefore, ordered the remand of the accused in the Federal Prison, Ilorin. She however, adjourned the case to September 3, 2013 L-R: Executive Director, Editorial Operations, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Mr. Isaac Ighure; Registrar, Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria, Prof. Anthony Emeribe and NAN’s Acting Managing Director, Otunba Jide for mention.

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Adebayo, during the council’s visits to NAN headquarters in Abuja.

Kwara releases N20 million for palaces’ renovation

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he Kwara State government has released N20 million for the renovation of the traditional rulers with a view to enhancing their status. The Commissioner for Information and Communications, Prince Tunji Morounfoye, disclosed this while speaking exclusively with Saturday Newswatch. Moroufoye gave the names of the monarchs who received N10 million each Emir of O 9 J 7 ` and his Tsaragi counterpart, Alhaji Mohammed Kpoto. According to the commissioner, the renovation work on the two palaces has reached an advanced stage and would be completed within the shortest possible time. He also disclosed that government has donated a brand new Prado jeep worth N16 million to the Emir of Shonga, Dr. Haliru Yahaya.

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Goodluck Jonathan on the reduction of foreign currency for the pilgrims. Speaking also at the screening exercise, the FCT Board Chairman, Rev. (Dr.) Israel Akanji, said that the screening is scheduled for today and tomorrow and that about 1500 intending pilgrims would be screened. He added that pilgrimage to the Holy land is to encounter God because there are various sites that remind one of the moves of God in the lives of the people of old, and that when one is connected

God truly at work in his life. “Going on pilgrimage is not a mere tourism, it is a real spiritual exercise where you engage God in prayers and supplications ,and wants him to transform your entire life in order to transform the nation”, he stressed. He urged the pilgrims to be spiritually alert to tap from the blessings that are available in the holy land. “As you move from one site to another as you have read in the Bible, you will visit these sites with your peculiar circumstances, ask God to miraculously change your situation for

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FCT minister’s wive tasks colleagues on assistance to the needy E@@@ from the programme which ife of the Federal involved general treatment, Capital Territory testing and diagnoses, (FCT) Minister, while those that required Hajia Aisat Bala Mohammed, operations were referred. has urged wives of political The free medical treatment '

was in conjunction with ' the Bridge of Life Mission, needy in their communities. which is saddled with the She made this call during a two-day free medical service programme organised by the Shekwoyeyedu Foundation, Nnah Dauglas, Abuja a non-governmental eactions have organisation (NGO) founded long been pouring by the wife of Bwari Area in following the Council, Mrs. Tamar Yohanna Peter Ushafa, recent actions of some held at the ECWA Church aggrieved members of the Peoples Democratic Party premises in Bwari, Abuja. Hajia Mohammed said (PDP) at the recently held she was happy with Mrs. convention in Abuja which Ushafa’s initiative, and resulted in the formation encouraged her to continue of the ‘new PDP.’ It would be recalled with her good gesture to the society. She added that that the development was the NGO brought some inspired by former Vice gifts of medicine to support President Atiku Abubakar the foundation in order to and seven other governors. Meanwhile, the latest enhance the free medical reaction came from one programme. Earlier in her address, of the party’s chieftains Mrs. Ushafa had said that in Anambra State, Dr. Toyin Adebayo, Abuja

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responsibility of saving and improving lives through bringing kidney care treatment, education and giving hope to under-served communities around the world. She added that their mission is to train, help and empower women in the area

of skills acquisition. The foundation has been able to train over 100 women in

& ?@ dropped-out children and orphan girls back to school. Similarly, Victoria Madwaki, FCT coordinator, Women for Change and Development Initiative, said

she was excited and that the minister’s wife has keyed into the programme of the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria because her programme is to enrich and empower the less-privileged and the vulnerable in the society as well as help many medical bills.

Atiku, allies’ action undemocratic, says PDP chieftain

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Emmanuel Enemuo. He said: “The condition given by Atiku and the seven governors that PDP National Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, should be sacked is not in line with democratic tenets.” Dr. Enemuo, who is the Chairman, Governing Council/Pro-Chancellor, Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), spoke to some journalists at his Gwarinpa residence in Abuja yesterday, advised the aggrieved members to respect the status quo or quit the party in order to test their popularity

elsewhere. His words: “If they no longer want to be in the PDP, let them go, form their own party and meet the PDP at the polls in 2015. If they want to have their own presidential candidate, let them nominate somebody and let him come for the presidential election.” Speaking further, the party chieftain stressed that the determination of the rebel governors to

% & ' was provoked by President Goodluck Jonathan’s rumoured interest in the 2015 presidential race.

Dr. Enemuo said should President Jonathan run in 2015, those scheming to destabilise the party would stand no chance against him. “They are indirectly telling President Jonathan that if he eventually ousts Tukur, they will still be with him; but the target is Jonathan himself,” he said. He also maintained that President Jonathan ] &

Nigerian to contest the 2015 election, because according to him, “he is one of the best things that have happened to this country.”

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National

Falana vows to sue Lagos over deportation Francis Iwuchukwu

Lagos based lawyer and rights crusader, Femi Falana (SAN), yesterday revealed his intention to drag Lagos State government to court, over what he termed the illegal deportation of Nigerians from the state on the directive of the State governor, Babatunde Fashola (SAN). Speaking at the 80th birthday anniversary celebration of legendary elder statesman and eminent jurist, Dr Tunji Braithwaite, Falana (SAN) insisted that there was no constitutional backup for the action of the Fashola led government. The senior lawyer while expressing sadness over Nigeria having the largest number of illiterate children in the whole world, maintained that the ruling class is irresponsible and seemed not to know what to do with the nation’s treasury as entrusted to them by the electorates. Falana described kidnapping as the most lucrative business ever in the country with a position that, “When you lose monopoly of violence to criminals, then there is trouble.� The SAN also charged President Goodluck

Jonathan to see to the " "

corruption ravaging the country. Falana also called for the payment of all unemployed

graduates in the country so as to deal with criminality confronting the nation. In his position, professor of International law, Akin Oyebode described Nigeria

as a failing state, adding that, “We have a series of crisis in the Nigerian body polity and the existing government seemed not to have a solution to the

challenge. Aso Rock has lost its marbles in terms of what to do.� Even renowned economist, Professor Pat Utomi suggested that the

Kwara Speaker urges FG/ASUU to resolve crisis Tope Olukole

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L-R: Chairman, Nigerian Institute of Town Planners, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Chapter, Mr. Barnabas Atiyaye; Minister of State for Niger Delta, Mr. Dairus Ishaku and Minister of State for the FCT, Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide, at the 2013 Town Planners’ Day in Abuja.

World Finance Banking Awards: GTB, Agbaje win premium awards Biodun Akomolafe

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orld Finance B a n k i n g Awards has conferred on Guaranty Trust Bank Plc and its Managing Director/CEO, Segun Agbaje the ‘2013 Best Banking Group – Nigeria’ and the 2013 Banker of the Year – Africa awards respectively These were contained in a statement made available by the organizers of the annual World Finance Banking Awards yesterday The World Finance Banker of the Year- Africa Award is conferred on outstanding bankers who have achieved the most with regards to innovation, profitability and sustainability of their organisations. According to the World Finance, Agbaje won the coveted “Banker of the Year – Africa 2013. This category was one of the most sought after categories in the 2013 Banking Awards. The judging pan 8 "baje is at the vanguard of African Banking and has deservedly earned the reputation and recognition as a truly accomplished and highly respected banker, locally and internationally. / " " > Â

law should used to deal with those who he said has made the country the way it is. “Nigeria is one of the worst places to live in the world. In his remark, the celebrant, Dr Braithwaite who insisted that there must be revolution in the country called for the convocation of a sovereign national conference. According to the eminent lawyer, “Unfortunately, it appears we have all along been conversing with the deaf, though not necessary dumb, without a hearing aid.

commitment to leading

has ensured that GTBank maintains higher margins and the lowest cost to income ratio among its peers, despite a relatively smaller branch network when compared with its peers in the country. Similarly, outlining the rationale for GTBank winning the ‘2013 Best Banking Group – Nigeria award’, judges said that the bank scored high marks in innovation and " nancial services industry,

regional reach to cover high growth markets, sig ous development, good Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility. “We rely on reader insight and experience to provide nominations to the judging panel and we relish hearing about new experts and burgeoning markets. Our award programmes are tailored to provide a comprehensive analysis of the very best in each market,� said the organisers.

World Finance cited GT„ Â

customer centric strategy dedicated to improving the client experience, innova "

tailored to client needs, investments in new technology, and unique industry specialization as important factors in winning this award. According to World Finance, “Our judging panel boasts over 230 years of

journalism, supported by a research team that works round the clock to

ensure our award winners are the most deserving in their sector�. According to World Finance, “Our judging panel boasts over | }

and business journalism, supported by a research team that works round the clock to ensure our award winners are the most deserving in their sectors�. Commenting on his award, Agbaje stated that the award is in recognition of the hard work and dedication of the management and staff of the bank.

FRSC prosecutes 50 unregistered fleet operators, convicts two - Chidokrace Cyprian Ebele, Asaba

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been prosecuted by the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, and two convicted. Corps Marshal and Chief Executive of the FRSC, Osita Chidoka, who made this revelation yesterdsy, said the step prompted the " {|} ]

operators. According to him, within six months, January to June 2013, a total of 1397 buses were involved in road traf " {!~ €

injuring 6,831 people. Chidoka, who made this disclosure through the Delta State Sector Commander, Mr. Ford Oti, said from in-

vestigations, it was discovered that the frequence of crashes involving Toyota Hiace buses showed a total {‚~~

Speaking at a one-day sensitization forum of stake holders on speed limiting devices, he stressed the need for all vehicles to have speed limiting devices to help control over speeding. Mr. Oti, who was with the Benin Zonal Commander, Mr. Nseobong Akpabio, stated that the essence of the public sensitization programme was aimed at making the public realize the consequences of speed !

of using speed governors as effective measures to check available crashes on

the nation’s highways. “I have no doubt that with the opportunity created by this programme today, every participant would go home convinced of the need for urgent steps to be taken in dealing with the challenge of speed violation through the use of speed limiting devices�, he said. Also speaking at the forum, Hon. Benson Rollands Igbakpa, Commissioner, Directorate of Transport, corroborated the position of FRSC, and urged the motoring public to put the limiting devices in their vehicles, adding that speed is a key juries. “Controlling vehicles speed can prevent crashes happening and can reduce the im-

pact when they do occur, lessening the severity of injuries sustained by victims�, he said. Among those in attendance were, Mr. Amvomawhe Diction – State coordinator, FRSC Special Marshal and Partnership, SMP; Engr. Ginibo , Head of Vehicle Inspection Operations, Directorate of Transport; Mr. Zaki M. Ahmed, Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Operations; Mr. Nwankwo Osita Emma Precious O., Chairman, Delta State Driving School Proprietors Association; Mr. E.B Atogun, Sector Head, Drivers’ License Centre and Mr. George Okiya, Delta Line Transport Manager who represented the General Manager.

he Kwara State House of Assembly has urged the Federal Government to urgently resolve the face-off between it and the Academic StaffUnion of Universities (ASUU) in the interest of the Nigerian students Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Hon. Razak Atunwa, made the call while receiving the leadership of the Zone ‘C’ of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) ^ ^ _

Atunwa who was represented by his Deputy, Hon. Mohammed Gana Yisa explained that the need for quick resolution of the impasse became imperative in view of the fact that a day lost in any academic calendar could not be regained, pointing out that the trend was not good for the development of education in Nigeria. He explained with sadness that no Nigerian university was among ^ ^ ^ ^ _` ^ {{{^ universities in the world, expressing the need for the stakeholders in the education sector to replace the decay infrastructure in order to improve the standard of the country’s ivory towers. The Speaker observed that proper funding of education was fundamental towards fast tracking sustainable development of any country, stressing that an idle hand was the devil’s workshop. According to him, as leaders of tomorrow, Nigerian youths must be adequately prepared. He commended Nigerian students for eschewing protest and violence in their quest to restore normalcy in the university’s academic calendar.

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 13/8/2013

Investors lose N40bn in bearish trade Jide Ajia

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ransaction activities on Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) yesterday ended on a bearish note as sales pressure continued to trim-down the equity market benchmark indices. / ~ & Capitalisation declined by N40 billion or 11 per cent to close at N11.493 trillion in contrast to an

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72.00 1.65 0.85 1.90 10.40 1.95 1.55 0.84 3.35 5.05 21.00 0.50 1.71 0.50 11.87 49.00 43.40 0.50 8.63 15.99 28.80 1.20 1.20 0.72 1.35 1.93 0.50 193.00 9.01 10.40 6.20 1.90 0.50 2.82 13.95 3.10 15.20 4.00 2.59 1.98

72.00 1.65 0.80 1.90 10.42 2.00 1.55 0.85 3.35 5.05 21.00 0.50 1.71 0.50 11.87 49.00 43.40 0.50 8.72 15.55 28.80 1.20 1.29 0.72 1.35 1.93 0.50 190.00 9.01 10.50 6.22 1.90 0.50 2.82 14.00 3.10 15.70 4.05 2.59 2.00

72.00 1.65 0.80 1.90 10.40 2.00 1.55 0.80 3.35 5.05 21.00 0.50 1.71 0.50 11.87 49.00 43.40 0.50 8.72 15.55 28.80 1.18 1.14 0.72 1.33 1.93 0.50 190.00 9.01 10.41 6.20 1.90 0.50 2.82 13.79 3.10 15.21 3.99 2.50 1.88

72.00 1.65 0.80 1.90 10.41 2.00 1.55 0.80 3.35 5.05 21.00 0.50 1.71 0.50 11.87 49.00 43.40 0.50 8.72 15.55 28.80 1.20 1.25 0.72 1.34 1.93 0.50 190.00 9.01 10.46 6.22 1.90 0.50 2.82 14.00 3.10 15.65 4.01 2.50 2.00

0.00 0.00 -5.88 0.00 0.10 2.56 0.00 -4.76 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.04 -2.75 0.00 0.00 4.17 0.00 -0.74 0.00 0.00 -1.55 0.00 0.58 0.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.36 0.00 2.96 0.25 -3.47 1.01

18 1 12 3 131 23 3 38 7 3 47 1 1 1 2 44 16 1 23 1 27 17 32 13 11 10 1 17 51 62 56 1 1 6 70 14 412 47 79 29

112,959 100 726,448 40,000 5,878,412 227,548 7,200 5,240,910 82,800 67,679 325,829 2,000 1,000 2,600 1,600 118,063 50,786 2,000 405,600 50,000 77,009 6,414,900 970,700 237,000 409,403 71,936 5,000 214,408 852,944 1,623,383 5,549,486 500 20,000 26,126 6,672,748 636,090 7,365,890 1,541,784 10,548,255 838,022

7,400,979.00 149.00 581,804.75 73,000.00 61,161,948.00 451,232.75 11,700.00 4,334,952.00 277,380.00 308,039.44 6,656,114.00 1,000.00 1,540.00 1,300.00 19,107.00 5,579,817.50 2,145,352.50 1,000.00 3,559,492.50 777,500.00 2,016,789.62 7,681,877.00 1,187,889.62 159,250.00 548,090.44 139,066.23 2,500.00 40,753,488.00 7,704,306.00 16,981,628.00 34,410,600.00 950.00 10,000.00 73,419.32 92,932,768.00 1,967,519.12 114,493,568.00 6,166,783.50 26,947,680.00 1,608,367.88

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 13/8/2013 Symbol FLOURMILL FO FTNCOCOA GLAXOSMITH GUARANTY GUINNESS HONYFLOUR IHS IKEJAHOTEL INTBREW INTENEGINS IPWA JAPAULOIL JBERGER JOHNHOLT JOSBREW LASACO LAWUNION LEARNAFRCA LINKASSURE LIVESTOCK MANSARD MAYBAKER MCNICHOLS MOBIL MULTITREX MULTIVERSE NAHCO NASCON NB NEIMETH NEM NESTLE NIG-GERMAN NIGERINS NPFMCRFBK OANDO OASISINS OKOMUOIL PAINTCOM PORTPAINT PRESCO PRESTIGE PZ REDSTAREX RESORTSAL ROYALEX RTBRISCOE SKYEBANK STANBIC STERLNBANK THOMASWY TOTAL TRANSCORP TRANSEXPR UAC-PROP UACN UBA UBCAP UBN UNILEVER UNITYBNK UPDCREIT UPL UTC VITAFOAM VONO WAPCO WAPIC WEMABANK ZENITHBANK

Opening Price 83.00 35.70 0.50 64.00 25.00 248.50 2.89 3.63 0.88 20.04 0.67 0.83 0.50 76.95 1.26 6.84 0.50 0.50 1.78 0.50 3.97 2.16 2.04 1.50 106.00 0.57 0.50 6.24 11.60 163.48 1.05 0.71 935.00 7.36 0.50 0.77 11.78 0.50 46.48 2.04 4.96 37.00 0.55 39.90 4.00 0.50 0.55 1.35 4.21 18.26 2.44 0.66 157.90 1.35 1.03 15.00 54.99 7.00 1.30 10.39 58.75 0.50 10.50 4.00 0.67 3.74 1.81 92.00 0.99 0.98 19.43

High 83.00 35.70 0.50 64.00 24.97 250.00 2.82 3.77 0.82 19.97 0.67 0.83 0.50 76.95 1.26 7.52 0.50 0.50 1.80 0.50 4.00 2.07 2.04 1.50 106.00 0.52 0.50 6.13 11.61 162.01 1.05 0.70 938.26 7.36 0.50 0.78 11.77 0.50 47.42 2.04 5.45 37.00 0.55 39.90 4.00 0.50 0.55 1.38 4.26 18.08 2.46 0.72 157.90 1.38 1.13 15.06 54.99 7.08 1.30 10.39 60.00 0.50 10.50 4.00 0.65 3.74 1.94 92.00 0.90 1.05 19.69

Low 83.00 35.70 0.50 64.00 24.90 246.58 2.81 3.30 0.82 19.97 0.63 0.83 0.50 76.95 1.26 7.52 0.50 0.50 1.80 0.50 3.99 2.07 2.04 1.50 106.00 0.52 0.50 6.10 11.60 162.00 1.05 0.69 938.26 7.36 0.50 0.78 11.77 0.50 47.35 2.04 5.45 37.00 0.55 39.90 4.00 0.50 0.55 1.38 4.20 18.01 2.25 0.72 157.90 1.34 1.13 15.06 54.51 7.01 1.25 10.39 59.00 0.50 10.50 4.00 0.65 3.74 1.64 92.00 0.90 0.96 19.56

Closing Price 83.00 35.70 0.50 64.00 24.90 248.50 2.82 3.31 0.82 19.97 0.63 0.83 0.50 76.95 1.26 7.52 0.50 0.50 1.80 0.50 4.00 2.07 2.04 1.50 106.00 0.52 0.50 6.13 11.61 162.00 1.05 0.70 938.26 7.36 0.50 0.78 11.77 0.50 47.42 2.04 5.45 37.00 0.55 39.90 4.00 0.50 0.55 1.38 4.26 18.08 2.46 0.72 157.90 1.35 1.13 15.06 54.51 7.05 1.30 10.39 60.00 0.50 10.50 4.00 0.65 3.74 1.94 92.00 0.90 0.97 19.65

Change 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.10 0.00 -0.07 -0.32 -0.06 -0.07 -0.04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.68 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00 0.03 -0.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.05 0.00 -0.11 0.01 -1.48 0.00 -0.01 3.26 0.00 0.00 0.01 -0.01 0.00 0.94 0.00 0.49 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.03 0.05 -0.18 0.02 0.06 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.06 -0.48 0.05 0.00 0.00 1.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.02 0.00 0.13 0.00 -0.09 -0.01 0.22

% Price Change 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.40 0.00 -2.42 -8.82 -6.82 -0.35 -5.97 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9.94 0.00 0.00 1.12 0.00 0.76 -4.17 0.00 0.00 0.00 -8.77 0.00 -1.76 0.09 -0.91 0.00 -1.41 0.35 0.00 0.00 1.30 -0.08 0.00 2.02 0.00 9.88 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.22 1.19 -0.99 0.82 9.09 0.00 0.00 9.71 0.40 -0.87 0.71 0.00 0.00 2.13 0.00 0.00 0.00 -2.99 0.00 7.18 0.00 -9.09 -1.02 1.13

Deal 35 16 1 7 259 44 20 46 4 22 20 5 15 7 3 25 1 1 2 1 29 22 5 2 15 2 1 30 21 94 6 17 58 1 1 4 111 5 51 3 13 18 3 36 7 1 3 7 112 22 53 3 11 102 6 23 39 200 47 76 68 68 2 3 18 13 51 42 4 43 271

Volume 89,170 61,177 1,000 38,216 10,487,555 554,237 803,156 6,452,813 131,100 152,472 633,000 100,768 1,035,181 11,200 5,636 1,405,004 1,000 2,000 83,000 380 1,102,935 966,400 24,440 3,000 10,132 735,207 1,000 662,062 382,719 272,880 104,882 1,487,700 139,856 479 700,000 454,000 742,927 190,000 2,298,300 25,750 560,200 55,496 48,374 158,900 34,131 75,000 23,991 121,182 6,774,012 1,318,197 2,118,260 92,638 15,089 10,059,348 126,614 359,967 425,698 3,796,722 7,103,372 182,970 8,075,103 23,528,206 12,000 52,000 485,008 83,777 12,915,242 242,910 330,000 2,827,324 14,341,358

Value 7,085,189.00 2,241,055.50 500.00 2,411,338.25 261,602,800.00 138,424,784.00 2,263,405.25 22,453,628.00 107,432.00 3,033,249.50 420,090.00 81,614.40 517,590.50 827,300.00 7,353.36 10,565,630.00 500.00 1,000.00 149,400.00 190.00 4,412,482.00 2,007,641.25 49,281.60 4,050.00 1,088,659.62 382,307.62 500.00 4,054,589.50 4,447,988.00 44,206,204.00 110,556.10 1,040,653.00 131,376,144.00 3,175.77 350,000.00 354,120.00 8,714,248.00 95,000.00 108,156,312.00 54,595.00 3,052,364.00 1,907,508.12 27,055.70 6,055,903.50 138,215.31 37,500.00 13,326.71 166,765.81 28,598,634.00 23,778,374.00 5,079,435.50 66,699.36 2,347,210.00 13,593,906.00 142,833.81 5,419,468.00 23,276,744.00 26,774,242.00 8,931,182.00 1,889,901.38 476,623,776.00 11,764,363.00 118,650.00 219,050.00 316,231.16 314,510.16 23,144,900.00 22,065,688.00 297,300.00 2,782,612.50 281,535,104.00

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earing the imprematur of a well-orchestrated ambush foreseen by few, it was a craftily thrown ace that caught presidential handlers napping, and left Dr Goodluck Jonathan stunned in the full view of the world. President Jonathan watched helplessly as a splinter group of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) led by former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, seven governors namely Aliyu Wamakko (Sokoto); Babangida Aliyu (Niger); Rabiu Kwakwanso (Kano); Murtala Nyako (Adamawa); Abdulfatah Ahmed (Kwara); Sule Lamido (Jigawa) and Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers); former acting PDP national chairman, Kawu Baraje, former PDP national secretary, Olagunsoye Oyinlola and a former Deputy National Chairman, Dr. Sam Jaja staged a walkout during the party’s special convention at the Eagle Square in Abuja. No President in Nigeria has been so disrespected publicly. The walkout by the group, which later called itself the “New PDP”, underscored the lack of rapid response mechanism in the administration, a failure which smeared the presidency with ridicule. `

consume the largest party in Africa started largely with the resistance by some members, including governors and federal lawmakers to the alleged “highhandedness and arrogance” of the party’s national chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur. Saturday Newswatch recalls how Governors Amaechi, Aliyu, Wamakko and Nyako were suspended while Speaker Aminu Tambuwal was severely threatened over his “inappropriate romance” with the leadership of the then Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN). All these to the chagrin of PDP members, including those that urged the Presidency to call Tukur to order. Besides, Tukur was for sometime at loggerhead with the former Minister of Petroleum, Senator Jubril Aminu and also feuding with Atiku Even so, he was not at peace with Governor Nyako - all from his state, Adamawa - for one reason or the other, throwing his weight around, in addition to an alleged imposition of a 2015 governorship candidate. When Atiku’s men stormed out of the Eagle Square event, they regrouped at the Sheu Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja, apparently prepared for an event to declare a “New PDP” headed by Baraje. Since then, all had not been well in the PDP. Sadly, only chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT), Chief Tony Anenih, saw the looming danger, recognised the faction, knowing X V =

#^ He, however, called for caution by warring factions, promising to address the complaints, and once again reunite members of the PDP family. Hardly had he made the promise than the factional chairman of the PDP in Adamawa State, Alhaji Mijiyawa Kugama, arguably Governor Nyako’s loyalist, described the seven governors in the “New PDP” as foot soldiers involved in an Armageddon war to rescue Nigeria from the claws of anti-democratic elements.” Kugama, who gave an insight into what transpired at the PDP convention ground that led to the factionalisation of the party, accused Tukur of manhandling the party

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Tambuwal cowards did. However, we are not surprised, nonetheless, because a drowning man can hold on to anything he thinks will help him to #^ According to the statement, “weaklings and losers always seek to use whatever powers they think are at their disposal, irrespective of how inappropriate that may be, to shore up a lost cause. “On this note, we also hope that the relevant authorities will call him to order because when this is not done and they are accused of supporting impunity and being complicit, the usual mantra of being

involved in shall surface again. “We want to believe that the presidency and security agencies are not about to participate in illegality in order to preserve a #^ What is happening now is by no means new. Struggle for power among individuals and interests have been part of the PDP fabric E••š convention in Jos, Plateau State. Members of the party have always relied on its uncanny ability to drag itself out of the precipice each time a clash of interests threatens its existence. Complaints among past and present members have always been

democracy. Each time a new party leader is to emerge, imposition of candidates becomes the rule rather than the exception. Aside this, the 57 members of the House of Representatives have disclosed that they were energised by their Speaker, Rt Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, who they claim belongs to their camp. Though Tambuwal’s name was not among the lawmakers from / & / = !"! ^ 6 ` 6

~ ! 9 ` # Zakari Mohammed (PDP Kwara), said: “Tambuwal is a man of the majority and, therefore, naturally belongs to the new PDP, which is

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Y he is the people’s speaker; he is the speaker for all and so would J # Besides, he cannot abandon his governor in the struggle. He is from Sokoto State and the governor, Alhaji Wammako, is a prime mover of this PDP; so, he cannot be missing in action. But it is left for you to read the writing on the #^ The Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP) also !"! alleged despotic and undemocratic tendencies of its present leadership, explaining that the unresolved crises in the party and the sidelining of some members of the party made the emergence of a parallel PDP inevitable. Speaking in a telephone interview, Rivers State chairman of the CNPP, Dr. Manaigbi DagogoJack said: “The undemocratic and despotic practices of the Tukur-led PDP paved the way for a parallel #^ He argued that the Tukur-led PDP left many crises in the PDP across the country unresolved, adding that the formation of another PDP was a reaction to the injustice in the party. He observed = !"!^

unity of the party, maintaining that = !"!^ was a mere expression of members’ right to protest against injustice. “What is going on in the PDP is a shame to democracy. It is a shame to the party that prides itself as the largest political party in Africa. It has been injustice against one member or the other without any consideration to address the issues on ground. “We have seen in the PDP the largest spirit of despotism and undemocratic tendencies and the emergence of a parallel PDP in Abuja on Saturday was a mere reaction against undemocratic ^ # Dagogo-Jack, however, called on the Baraje-led PDP to be fair to members of the party, advising

that the actions that led to the emergence of a parallel PDP should be avoided. Meanwhile, Rivers State Governor, Chibuike Amaechi, has declared for the faction of the PDP led by Baraje. Amaechi, who spoke on the outcome of the recent PDP mini convention in Abuja, urged journalists to refer their questions to the national chairman of the parallel PDP, declining comments on the future of the party, especially as it concerns the 2015 general elections. He said: “I am not the national chairman; the national chairman is Baraje, and he is the only person ] & or the publicity secretary. “All you know is that I belong to the PDP led by Baraje and we are forging ahead because we need to & #^ Certainly, not wanting to be left alone in the duel, youths and

We wish to reemphasise the position of the NWC that the PDP has no faction, that there is clearly neither reason nor room for such; we alert all youths and women in the country of attempts by some individuals working with opposition to cause division in the party

women groups in the PDP, during the week rose from a one-day seminar in Abuja to chastise Atiku, Amaechi and six governors from the North for allegedly orchestrating a division in the party. A communiquĂŠ issued at the end of the meeting condemned $ J subvert the unity and cohesion in the party. It stated: “We strongly resolve on the imperative of unity and cohesion of our great party to enable it sustain the stability of the nation and its democracy, hence the need for all members to ventilate all grievances through our internal

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party to subvert the unity and cohesion of the PDP. We wish to re-emphasise the position of the NWC that the PDP has no faction, that there is clearly neither reason nor room for such; we alert all youths and women in the country working with opposition to cause division in the party. “The women and youths of PDP only recognise one indivisible PDP, ably led by our indefatigable national chairman, Alhaji Tukur, and reassure Nigerians of our belief in President Jonathan to deliver on his election promises as well as chairman of the party to take PDP

#^ Similarly, 20 chairmen of state chapters of the PDP have endorsed the beleaguered Tukur to continue ' breakaway faction on his removal as one of the many demands for peace to return to the party. The state chairmen met at the national headquarters of the party in Abuja on Monday, and afterwards issued a communiquĂŠ, which was read by the chairman of the Conference of PDP States, Mr. Emmanuel Agbo, expressing concern over the crisis currently bedeviling the party. They assured Tukur that not only would they remain aligned with him in this trying moment, but would also ensure that the ongoing division at the federal level does not replicate at the state level. The chairmen equally pledged their allegiance to President Jonathan whose 2015 presidential ambition the breakaway group wants called # Saturday Newswatch learnt that more senators and members of the House of Representative were rooting for the Baraje faction. According to the chairman, ` 6

8 Ahmed Ali, who announced this in a statement, the 57 members backing Baraje’s faction had declared on Wednesday that apart from the reported lawmakers, close to 50 others from Katsina, Imo, and Enugu States had called him on phone to pledge their support. =%

House of Representatives loyal to the Baraje-led PDP is increasing every hour as I’m speaking to you ^ ] # The crises have however extended to the states, and accordingly, they have started pledging their loyalties to preferred factions. While a faction in the Taraba chapter of the PDP declared

for Baraje, the Ekiti State chapter % & # The Taraba faction, led by a former chairman of the party in the state, Dr. Abdulmumuni Vaki, also called for the resignation of Tukur, stating that his faction was protesting its exclusion from the recently-concluded national convention of the party in Abuja. The Ekiti State chapter of the party, in a statement made available to journalists by its publicity secretary, Pastor Kola Oluwawole, said the PDP in Tukur-led executive, stating that “the Ekiti State PDP declares total support and loyalty to the national leadership of the party under Alhaji Tukur and President Jonathan. “The state PDP wishes to commend the leadership of the party for a successful and transparent special national convention at the Eagles Square on Saturday, August 31, 2013. “Ekiti State PDP hereby declares its total support and loyalty to the national leadership of the party under the leadership of Alhaji Tukur and President Jonathan. “The Ekiti PDP chapter earnestly implores all aggrieved (former) PDP governors, leaders and all elected governors to embrace peace and dialogue in resolving the

#^ In the desperate search for peace for Africa’s largest party, a retired Commissioner of Police, Alhaji Abubakar Tsav, suggested the retirement of Tukur from politics, claiming that as the ovation appeared to be loudest for him at the moment, retirement would be the best option for him. Tsav said: “By age, he (Tukur) is ripe for retirement from active politics if he cherishes his name and integrity. It’s time for him to quit politics and devote the rest of his life to good deeds and philanthropy. What else does Alhaji % & ‚^ But the advice was discarded by Tukur’s Special Assistant (Media), Oliva Okpala, who contended that

the party and the nation, saying experience and a desire to give back to the society were the reasons he was still in public service. Meanwhile, Tukur might have

9 & / Our Soul (SOS) to the former vice president, who was reported to have rushed for a one-andhalf-hour meeting with the PDP chairman at his Wuse 2 residence in Abuja last Saturday. The meeting reportedly started at about 7.00pm with Atiku seen leaving at about 8.30pm. An Atiku’s aide, who did not to our reporter that “they (Atiku and Tukur) met last night Z/ [#^ The source claimed that Tukur pleaded with Atiku to help pacify = ^

' # Atiku’s raction Tukur’s request, according to our source, made him to quickly rush to the Villa for a meeting with President Jonathan. Another source told Saturday Newswatch that “the meeting was aimed at saving his job. We don’t know what the outcome of the meeting was, but as soon as the Continued on Page 18

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chairman came out of the meeting, he moved to the Presidential Villa to confer with the President.� Tukur was said to have been astonished when he got a directive to convene an emergency meeting of the NWC of the party last ~

NEC of the party for last Thursday. The NEC meeting, according to sources, would determine whether to remove the chairman or not. The decision was sequel to President Jonathan’s alleged meeting with some of his close aides on Thursday to discuss the incessant calls for Tukur’s sack. Present at the meeting with the President were the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Obong Godswill Akpabio; Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim; Chief / !

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President. The meeting was said to have concluded that the national chairman of the PDP should

governors and warring members in the party. Meanwhile, Governors Lamido, Kwakwanso and Wamakko met Tukur in Abuja on Thursday, and confronted him with the crisis in the party. Sources at the meeting said the governors took their time to explain their displeasure to Tukur about how the party was being run and the need for those running it to change their style. The three governors were among been meeting with political leaders on the crisis bedeviling the party. The other two are those of Niger State, Dr. Aliyu; and Tukur’s home state of Adamawa, Nyako. There has been no love lost between Tukur and Nyako as the

rivalry on the control of their state chapter of the PDP. Nyako on Sunday told Tukur to respect the constitution of the party, saying the only panacea for peace in the PDP was for Tukur and the leadership of the party to abide by its constitution. The governor, who spoke through his Special Adviser, Mr. Ahmad Sajo, during a telephone interview with our correspondent, noted that the state government did not have anything personal against the PDP national chairman. Sajo said that even if Tukur is removed without the expected adherence to the rules guiding the party, the same issues would still confront the PDP. He said the grouse of the Adamawa State government is the imposition of the will of an individual on the party. Sajo said: “Our stand against Tukur has not been his personality; we are saying that the chairman must learn to respect the constitution of the party and the laws of the land and that there should be fairness, justice and equity in the way things are done. “The problem is about the process that imposes the will of some people on the PDP. For people to bring some people who contested election under the platform of the Labour Party and

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Babangida impose them on the party as state leaders is unconstitutional. “Membership of the party is decided at the ward level and not at the state or national level. The will of individuals should not be imposed on the party.� Meanwhile, the presidency has explained why the aggrieved PDP governors cannot get Tukur removed. Special Adviser to the President ! 9 9 Gulak, on Monday in Abuja told newsmen that Tukur was elected at a convention of the party, adding Y 46 his election followed due process. He berated Atiku for his role in the split of the PDP, saying he ought to be grateful to the party. Gulak added: “You cannot remove the national chairman like that. He was elected and you will

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Obasanjo provisions in the constitution. There are electoral acts and we should not act outside the laws. “We want to plead with all members of this party to keep on dialoguing and discussing, because the opposition out there wants the party to split and there are moles; it sent its moles in the cloak of the PDP. “We have discovered them and Insha Allah, all PDP stakeholders,

who are the governors, have discovered this and we are talking.� On Atiku’s role, Gulak said: “I was surprised because Atiku is supposed to know more than any other person that there is no party like the PDP. “He left the PDP and went to the ACN and he came back to the PDP, because he discovered that outside the PDP, there is no party. So, he had to come back and he was even given a waiver to contest the primaries in 2011. “Atiku should be grateful to the PDP. Atiku is indebted to the PDP and the best way to continue to pay the debt is to protect the PDP.� Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed concern over the ongoing development in the party and called on both factions to maintain the status quo, assuring that a meeting of the elders of the PDP would be convened before the end of the

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# His words: “The situation in our PDP after the convention on Saturday and the parallel convention same day has given great concern to all well-meaning members of the party and particularly the elders of the party. “While some elders are making

as soon as possible, it is imperative to emphasise that the move will bring back peace and return the party to its vigorous and dynamic election-winning status. “I want to passionately appeal to both sides for now to sheath their swords, maintain the status quo, while waiting for the convening of the elders’ meeting before the end of the week. Members are equally enjoined to remain calm until the elders complete their peace-making meeting.�

Chief Akpabio had promised to reconcile the aggrieved governors. He said: “Let me tell you that some of my colleagues and I have resolved to ensure a total reconciliation with all those that have grievances. I can tell you that there was a break in communication. I was with the former Vice- President and we even took pictures with the Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu, at the convention venue.� The crisis currently rocking the PDP deepened on Monday when the faction held its own convention and announced members of its NWC. According to a statement by Oyinlola, stakeholders of the “New !"!^ 9 J election of members of the parallel NWC. % '

9 J Abubakar Kawu Baraje as Chairman, Dr. Sam Sam Jaja as Deputy National Chairman, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola as National Secretary, Hon. Maode Umar Hiliya as Deputy National Secretary. Others are Mr. Timi Frank (National Youth Leader), Hon. Binta Koje (National Woman Leader), Mallam Nasir Issa (National Organising Secretary), Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze (National Publicity Secretary), Hon. Wadada (National Financial Secretary), Mallam Tanko Isiaku Gomna (National Treasurer). The factional PDP said the positions of the national auditor and national legal adviser, which are zoned to the South East and South West respectively, would be announced later. Meanwhile, former Governor of Kwara State and senator representing Kwara Central at the National Assembly, Dr. Bukola Saraki, believes that the PDP would be stronger at the end of the turbulence. But indication that the President may also bear his fangs emerged on Thursday when he sacked nine ministers loyal to some of the estranged governors and supporters of Atiku.

n Edo State based human rights activist, Reverend David Ugolor has described the crises ravaging the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as a welcome development. Stating that the crises had long been expected, Ugolor told Saturday Newswatch that the clash of bigwigs in the party was fueled by “competition of individual interests which has nothing to do with the general development of Nigeria.� Ogolor who is also the Executive Director of Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) said: “It (PDP crisis) is a welcome development we long expected.� Justifying his position on the acclaimed largest party in Africa, he stateds: “You know, PDP is a convenient vehicle for our elite to continue to take advantage of the people in Nigeria. You will agree with me that while some people were planning a scenario where PDP will be in power for 60 years, Nigerians who were also assessing how this would be possible, were also considering how to raise awareness among Nigerians to resist the lack of development; because the common man in Nigeria is not interested in the way political parties runs the country, but on how that translate

terms of concrete development. “ According to him, “what happens in PDP is competition of individual interest which has nothing to do with the general development of Nigeria. That is very unfortunate because they had the opportunity to demonstrate to Nigerians that they were going to be the vehicle that would provide concrete development for the people, unfortunately they missed it. “I think this is what is creating the whole opportunity today that you have APC and other political parties coming up. We are happy because it deepens the democratic space for Nigerians. It also provides opportunity for Nigerians to make option; that is the whole beauty of democracy.� He recalled having alerted the country of eventual crises in the PDP, saying, “You know, few months ago, I said it, that what is happening in Rivers State would set a bad precedent in Nigeria. I said it that it was in the interest of President Goodluck Jonathan to ensure that there was no crisis in the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) and in the Niger Delta region because I &

interpretations of our democratic process. “Today, you can see now that about seven governors under the leadership of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar have now created a new PDP. During the NGF crisis, the President knowing full well that Amaechi won that election, went ahead to recognize the minority group of Governor Jonah Jang. How will the President feel if in 2015 he eventually contests and wins the election and his opponent declares himself president of Nigeria?�

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in such a mighty hurry to get to where they are going. The city that is perpetually busy with activities from the wee hours of 4 am until midnight. The city where there is so much crime, that the so-called men of God now come under the disguise of preaching a message from our Lord Jesus Christ and choose to 9%~ & your account. %

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he debate on the desirability of stricter tobacco control laws is on, as the Tobacco Control Bill (TCB) reaches the public hearing stage at the House of Representatives. Incontrovertible fact is tobacco consumption has grave health implications on users. To & the pros and cons of the bill to fashion out an evidence-based law. The situation in other countries with strict tobacco laws, Canada # %

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Opinion

Travails of baby wives, mummies Olaniyan Tosin

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his is on behalf of all the female children and teenagers in Nigeria. Perhaps, this would be a shocker to the “carefree

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trusted. These are some of the qualities of a female child. Of recent, the Senate approved of child marriage. This ongoing controversy is very disheartening to most Nigerians. I would say that this is a form of “child abuse� “What does the future have in stock for female children� “Why are we treated as objects of no relevance?� These are some of the questions I keep asking myself. From the days of old, females weren’t appreciated. They had no right whatsoever either in decision making or even in power. Fathers wouldn’t educate their female children because they believe it was a waste of money. The popular saying was that “no

gets all ends in the kitchen.� Living in the 24th century, everything has changed. We do hear of successful females all around the world. Countries like South Korea, Germany and Liberia happen to have

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also happens to be a female, Cecile kyenge. Back to our country, we also have successful female leaders. The likes of : Mrs. Dora Akunyili Dr (Mrs) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Mrs Abike Dabiri Erewa .

I would like to ask this question; if they were given out for marriage at the age of 10 or 13, what would have become of them? I think I’ve got an idea. Mrs Dora Akunyili would have been a pepper seller, Okonjo-Iweala would be a storekeeper, Dabiri-Erewa would have been a housemaid and they would all form an organization of failures. In the Northern part of this country, this # M

by their parents to older men at early age. In the course of marriage, the female child gets

diseases (STD) or HIV/ AIDS. The “husband� has more than one wife and could transmit deadly diseases to the female child. This could happen due to unprotected sexual intercourse and exchange of sharp objects. During child Birth, the female child could

% ÂŁ Vaginal Fistula (VVF), a medical condition in which a hole develops between the bladder and the vagina. Millions of female children who end up in underage marriage end up losing their lives.

This is due to the fact that they aren’t strong enough to go through labour. Some do not have any knowledge of how to take care of an infant baby because they themselves are babies. Most of female children given out for early marriage experience “domestic violence� The “husband� who happens to be an adult treats them like thrash and maltreats them. They turn them into their punching bag and sex toys. During daytime, they are beaten up

for pleasure. They live a life of pain and

# How can a female child of 10 years breastfeed a baby? How can she get pregnant and raise a child? Does she even know how to bath the baby or change the diaper? Just the mere thought of this makes me shed tears. They denied the joy of childhood. The babies they produce also run the risk of malnutrition because the female child would not be able to feed a baby with the natural breast milk. The rate at which teenage pregnancy is increasing in our country is quite alarming. Instead of the government curbing this act, they decided to increase it. Instead of the government to decide on female child education, the reverse is the case. For how long would this go on? To all the female children out there, we’re giving them an answer. It’s “HELL NO!� we have a life, a future. No reasonable father or mother would agree to this outrageous decision. This means even those who agreed to this won’t give their children out so why would we? Now it’s time to stand up, we’ve got to oppose this decision, say NO to baby

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Democracy evil, annul it Maxwell Adeyemi Adeleye

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efore now, countless frontline Politicians, Journalists, business tycoons and critics, poor masses of Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa, have lost their lives to struggles for the entrenchment of democratic rule in Nigeria. The families of Alfred Rewane, Funso William, Dipo Dina, Dele Giwa, Ken Saro Wiwa, Ayodeji Daramola, Kehinde Fasuba, Bayo Ohu, Segun Ogundeji, Alli Baba Munguno, and M.K.O Abiola et al have not recovered from the evil done them by Democracy. Today, armed robbers and kidnappers operate at will; they carry out their illicit operations unhindered. Oil Militants who had destroyed government and peoples

Nigerian through political appointments. It should be noted here that militants in Nigeria are richer than average graduates. This is shameful! The National Youth Service Corps (NSYC), which was once the pride of every under-graduate has lost its value and integrity under democracy as Jobs can no longer be secured after completion of the mandatory national service. The judiciary, which people sees as the hope of common people has been compromised under democracy. In

% Billion Naira (N10, 000,000.00k) was sentenced to six months * ~ # High, Appeal and Supreme Court(s) Judges buy mansions in choice cities in the world like biscuit. Let me say without being prejudicial that it will take miracle to get Nigerian Judiciary sanitized. Nigerian Judiciary in collaboration with Nigerian Politicians has turned the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to a toothless dog that can no longer bite, just howl. It is therefore no gainsaying that Corruption and Nigerian Judiciary are thick as thieves (birds of the same feather). Our highways have become deathtraps under democratic rule in Nigeria. Thousands are killed on our roads on weekly basis. Armed robbers have turned our expressways to meeting points. Masses only hear and read news of road contract awards on dailies and radio with nothing being done. Nigerian roads now kill more than malaria. Our airports have become laughing stock everywhere in the world due to poor infrastructure. Most of them

are without power supply, water, toilets and good road networks as bestowed on Nigerians by Democracy. Our leaders have spent over Thirty Billions US dollars on power supply in Nigeria, yet, epileptic power supply remained manifest. A country with the population of

EG@ › @@@ ~ of 67,000Mwts of electricity. No wonder, industries are relocating to Ghana by the day due to woeful power supply

# 6 ! community in Kogi State, Nigeria has not had electric power supply for the past 1806 days. The education system in the country has been bastardized by people masquerading as democrats in Nigeria. As at today, the best Nigerian University is not rated amongst the best 5000 in the world. Industrial actions have paralyzed the education sector. Polytechnics and Colleges of education lecturers have gone on strike for over 30 months in the last 14 years of democratic rule in Nigeria. Secondary and primary school teachers have also gone on strike for over 24 months from 1999 till date. It is on record that most average Nigerian Politicians send their children to top American and European Universities, while top civil servants send

Nigeria’s democratic ecology vis-à -vis the entrenchment of poverty, corruption and high-level illiteracy is crippled by unfortunate internal and is nothing but a fraud in Nigeria!

their wards to private Universities in Nigeria and Ghanaian Universities and Tertiary Colleges. Agriculture has been extricated from the map of Nigeria. 9

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' that the worst election ever conducted in Nigeria was supervised by a democratically elected government of Olusegun Obasanjo under the administrative supervision of Professor Maurice Iwu. I am referring to the charade called the 2007 elections. While the Military in their days conducted credible elections (one of which was annulled), civilians have failed to do so. It took Ekiti State, Nigeria # Elections in Nigeria are either rigged through the ballot or the bullet. What a shame! The Heath Care Service is another mirage in Nigeria. General Hospitals across Nigeria have become places where patients collect mere paracetamol and folic acid for serious # `

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` abroad to treat headache. Infrastructures like houses, estates, companies built even by the colonial masters and the military government have either been shared or cheaply sold by the Nigeria government in the name of privatization and commercialization as applied to the corporate ownership of Ajaokuta Steel Company, Nigerian Tele communication (NITEL), National Electricity Power Authority (NEPA) now Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), National Insurance Company of Nigeria (NICON), NICON Luxury,

# ' # 4 % O % ~ Bridge built by the Military remains a landmark that no Civilian government has been able to match till date. Today in south west Nigeria, there is no kilometer of road on dry land that will not last for four years before its completion at least at the costs of one Billion Naira. Adeleye wrote from the University of Lagos, Lagos.

To be Continued

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Consumers’ headache over prepaid meters Customers of the two distribution companies of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) in Lagos desirous to acquire prepaid meters may have to wait much longer. Reason: While the distribution companies in charge of the scheme are currently battling logistic challenges, a cartel might have hijacked supply of the equipment meant for electricity billing. BIODUN AKOMOLAFE reveals details.

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hile installation of pre-paid meters is yet to go far in the Lagos district, further distribution might have been suspended in the Ikeja distribution area since July last year. When Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) introduced the prepaid metering of electricity consumers in 2005, it was hailed as the & of controlling power consumption and

the issue of outrageous electricity bills consumers are forced to pay, sometimes for services not provided. Also, the company saw it as a reasonable way to reduce, if not eliminate the escalating indebtedness to it by consumers, which runs into billions of naira. But almost eight years after the introduction of the project, consumers still claim that despite the payment of the mandatory N25, 000 for the acquisition of the equipment, they still

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go through the old order of billing and payments, which is fraught with sharp practices, which also places them at the

!`6 ' # In Lagos State, there are two distribution companies - Eko Electricity Distribution Company (Eko Disco) Limited and Ikeja Distribution Company ( Ikeja Disco) Limited. While Eko Disco takes care of distribution of electricity on Lagos Island and its environs, the Ikeja Disco is in charge on the mainland area up to some areas in Ogun State. Also, while the installation of the pre-paid meters could be regarded as successful to some extent in areas under Eko Distribution, the reverse is the case with Ikeja Disco. Investigations by Saturday Newswatch revealed that a customer under Eko Disco may not need to pay extra fee, but his counterpart in Ikeja Disco pays additional N10,000 and another

installed, if it is ever supplied. Some customers who spoke with Saturday Newswatch claimed that the

Federal Government, inspite of irregular electricity supply, has defrauded them to the tune of N25,000 which they paid for meters through PHCN but never received. Mr Jude Okoye, who lives in FESTAC Town, Lagos, said after his damaged meter was taken away, he is yet to get a replacement. He claimed that Eko Disco has returned him to the old billing system, which he said was outrageous. Visibly annoyed, Okoye told Saturday Newswatch !`6 ' ?q Road, FESTAC: “I paid for the prepaid meter, but they kept telling me it would soon be ready. When it was eventually

waiting, somebody asked me to do something - bribe to get it installed. I played along and got it installed. I enjoyed the service; my bill experienced drastic drop as I was paying less than N5000 a month instead of the almost N8, 000 I used to pay. About three months after the installation, the thing packed up. I complained and was told that I had to pay for the maintenance. I Continued on Page 22

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Aviation stakeholders trade blames as cargo warehouses remain shut Biodun Akomolafe

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ne week after the closure of the warehouses of two major customs bonded warehouses of the cargo terminal of Murtala Mohammed International airport Lagos, there seems to be no clue as to when the warehouses would be reopened. Investigations by Saturday Newswatch into

the claims of inability of warehouse operators to account for unused waybills of goods brought into their warehouses, there are other issues that needed to be cleared between the warehouse operators and the customs services. Considering the red tapeism and bureaucratic processes involved in handling issues in government circles, especially when it has become national embarrassment, sources within the cargo sector at the airport expressed the fear the issues might dragged longer than expected. Nigeria Customs Services (NCS) has since Wednesday shut down the bonded customs cargo warehouses operated by Skyway Aviation Handling Company Limited, SAHCOL, and the Nigeria Aviation Handling Company, NAHCO, at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, MMIA, Lagos over improper documentation, inability to explain exit of cargo from ground handlers’ warehouses. Speaking through the Customs Public + *'

9 6 % Williams, the Comptroller-General of Nigeria Customs Services (NCS), Dikko Inde Abdullahi, said that he approved the closure of the two warehouses after series of meetings with the various key players in the aviation warehouse business failed to yield positive results. Abdullahi also claimed that improper documentation, inability of ground handlers to explain exit of cargo from warehouses led to massive revenue loss for the government, which he said the service would seek to address before it re-opens the warehouses. Citing sections 145(1) (b) and 5 of the customs and excise management Act for the action, Williams also added that lack of proper documentation, non-compliance

revenue accruable to the Federal Government as well as its national security implications forced the action of the service. %

series of meetings between the Customs Area Controller (CAC), Mohammed Dahiru Umar with all stakeholders, including cargo agents and freight forwarders association. She said the command acted on the approval of the comptroller general in line with the statutory powers conferred on the Nigeria Customs Service as provided under relevant sections of the Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA) CAP C45 LFN 2004, (as amended) and other extant regulations. $ '

from the major stakeholders in the air cargo business, Nigeria Customs, NAHCO and SAHCO on how much the government has lost to this default were not successful as at

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the issue. Similarly, the Head of Communications, SAHCOL, Mr. Basil Agboarumi, said that meetings were ongoing between Customs ' /9`6*O closure, he however, expressed optimism that the warehouse would soon be re-opened. %

down of clearing activities has become the trade mark of the airport area command of the Nigeria customs each time a new CAC is brought in. Further investigations by Saturday Newswatch revealed that the customs

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' # or warehouse operator can bring out goods from the warehouse without the approval of the customs. If that is the situation, then the customs need to examine itself rather than punishing innocent importers doing legitimate businesses�, the source said. % command has been experiencing challenges meeting its dwindling revenue target claimed the new CAC thought the problems lie with the warehouse operators and clearing agents, and advised the customs service to examine itself. When Saturday Newswatch did a comparison of the command’s revenue in ?@E? ?@Eq discovered. Y ?@Eq of the customs services could only generate

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goods imported into the country through the airport. How the 2012 crisis was resolved was never made known to the public. While the action lasted for almost a week, importers and consumers were made to bear the cost of the shutdown and congestion that was witnessed after the issues were resolved. When Saturday Newswatch sought warehouse operators on whether importers would be charged demurrage after the issues must are resolved, for their goods which have overstayed in the warehouses considering that the delays were not caused by them, the two stakeholders responded by saying “When we get to the river we know how to cross it�. $

himself as Okeremadu lamented the situation, claiming that his goods has already entered demurrage with the closure of the warehouses. He however, appealed to the warring stakeholders to resolve their crises for him to get his goods cleared so as to avoid incurring more losses. “Apart from demurrage, there are more problems beyond that. We took loans from banks and we have to pay back, but this closure; no bank wants to listen to us. And you cannot increase the price beyond reasonable level. If you try it, you are on your own,� the importer lamented.

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CBN challenges NAICOM on improved insurance T Stories by y Zaka Lekan

he Central Bank of Nigeria, (CBN) has called on the National Insurance Commission, (NAICOM) to improve on its insurance awareness campaign to enhance insurance penetration. Mr. Tunde Lemo, deputy governor, CBN, who spoke at a seminar in Ibadan, Oyo State, said that there is urgent need for NAICOM to collaborate with other regulatory and government agencies to step up the enforcement of compulsory insurance. He appealed to NAICOM to organise series of forum and seminars in conjunction with stakeholders to enlighten Nigerians on the importance of

insurance to their lives and properties. He said, “Naicom should sustain its public education programme, continue to handle customers’ complaints promptly and build capacity in the industry.� He added that insurance industry has come a long way, and to lift the industry beyond its present level, the cooperation and commitment of everybody is required. Lemo further disclosed that the Nigerian Incentive Based Risk Management System for Agricultural Lending, (NIRSAL) is an initiative of CBN, which provides opportunities for the insurance companies. “NIRSAL is a dynamic and holistic

approach that tackles both agricultural value chain, and the agricultural # Y+/9O 3 & facilities, insurance facilities, technical facilities, holistic bank rating merchants and bank incentives mechanism�, he emphasised. % 6$ ' primary goal of insurance facilities is to expand insurance product for agricultural lending from the current coverage, to new products, such as weather index insurance, new variants of pest and diseases insurance. He further emphasised that the sum of $30 million would be invested by the CBN into the initiative.

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he Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, (MAN) has appealed to the Federal government to fund the Bank of Industry (BoI) for improved lending to industrialists. Speaking exclusively Saturday Newswatch in Lagos recently, Acting Director General, Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Mr Rasheed Adegbenro, said this is necessary ]

by operators in the manufacturing industry. Adegbenro, who pleaded to the government to improve its funding to BOI, said by doing so, the bank can lend more to industrialists to boost local production. He said manufacturers are not comfortable with the level of funding, as the amount BOI has is too small to meet the larger demand of the industry. “The sector thrives on long term funding, and commercial banks can only grant short term funding, thereby making BOI, the only source of hope for industrialists,� Adegbenro pointed out. The acting DG said that commercial banks only have short term funds to lend, which is not suitable for the manufacturing industry. Just like what is done in the agricultural sector, where the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) partners with some banks to disburse agric loans to farmers, he said manufacturers would be happy, if the apex bank can do such in the manufacturing sector. He said the sector needs a recycling loan that manufacturers can access, repay and extend to others that

# The fund, he added, should come at a single-digit interest rate that could be accessible to majority of industrialists. Speaking earlier, Adegbenro called on government to improve the economy, by providing the needed social amenities to reduce cost of production, adding that products into the Nigeria’s market. With this, he said, local industries would spring up and provide an avenue for job creation, reduction of poverty, creation of wealth as well as contributing to the national GDP. Adegbenro said that if this is done, Nigerians would have good purchasing, thus, making the price of original products

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O ~ Bank, Mr. Godwin Ehigiamusoe, who spoke exclusively to Saturday Newswatch said the initiative would allow its over 900,000 clients build their own houses and become landlords. Known as Ile-Irorun, Ehigiamusoe disclosed that the housing scheme was intended to improve the living standard of the poor people who might not have the opportunity to build their own houses. > in all its branches nationwide, Ehigiamusoe

] # ` < =6 we give our customers, we feel there is the need for them to have their own houses, especially when one takes into consideration the problem most of them are facing with their landlords. This will stop them from paying house rent on a yearly basis, thereby having enough capital to invest into their respective

he Federal government has said it would replicate the kind of development in the communication industry in power sector. President Goodluck Jonathan who stated this at the 2013 National Economic Summit (NES) in Abuja, recently, said the IT sector was once like what power sector, but things

entered the sector. This, he noted, created competition that now make Nigeria’s IT sector a fast developing market in the world. “There was a time the number of phone lines in Nigeria was 1,000, but it has increased E?@

entered the market. Privatisation allows such development, and that is what we are doing in the power sector.� Jonathan, who noted that the reason for the epileptic power supply in the country was as a result of government managing sector, promised that the present privatisation in the energy sector would create competition that can only yield good dividends for the country. The president disclosed that, by the time individuals and institutions come into power

generation, there is going to be competition that will boost energy supply in the country. He said that when the issue of electricity is resolved, government would be driving the economy toward an enviable height, that way, the country would realise its Vision 20:2020 objectives. Speaking earlier, Minister of Agricuture, Dr. Akinwumi Adeshina, said his ministry has mapped out plans to increase food production in the country. To this end, he disclosed that his ministry has registered about 10 million farmers in the country. “About 10 million farmers now have identity cards that capture their biometric data, under the Growth Enhancement Support scheme (GES). This will allow government to reach out to them when the need arises, monitor their progress and create a market for them,� he stressed. Adeshina noted that the Federal government was determined to supply all registered farmers fertiliser, chemicals and improved seeds as well as provide crop insurance to them in case of drought.

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War Memorial Challenge Cup 1942 : ZAC Bombers 1-0 Services 1943 : Lagos Marine 3-2 RAF 1944 : Lagos Railways 2-0 Marine 1945 : Lagos Railways 1-1 (4-1) Lagos United

Governor’s Cup 1945 : Marine 1-0 Corinthians 1946 : Lagos Railways 3-1 Port Harcourt FC 1947 : Marine 3-1 Lagos Railways 1948 : Lagos Railways 1-0 Warri 1949 : Lagos Railways 3-0 Port Harcourt FC 1950 : Lagos UAC 3-2 Port Harcourt FC 1951 : Lagos Railways 3-2 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1952 : Lagos PAN Bank 6-0 Warri (Mid-West) 1953 : Kano Pillars F.C. 2-1 Lagos Dynamos

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Coca Cola FA Cup 1999 : Plateau United (Jos) 1-0 Iwuanyanwu Nationale (Owerri) 2000 : Niger Tornadoes (Minna) 1-0 Enugu Rangers 2001 : Dolphin FC (Port Harcourt) 2-0 El-Kanemi Warriors (Maiduguri) 2002 : Julius Berger FC (Lagos) 3-0 Yobe Stars (Damaturu) 2003 : Lobi Stars (Makurdi) 2-0 Sharks FC (Port Harcourt) 2004 : Dolphin FC (Port Harcourt) 1-0 Enugu Rangers 2005 : Enyimba FC (Aba) 1-1 Lobi Stars (Makurdi) (aet, 6-5 pen) 2006 : Dolphin FC (Port Harcourt) 2-2 Bendel Insurance (aet, 5-3 pen) 2007 : Dolphin FC (Port Harcourt) 1-1 Enugu Rangers (aet, 3-2 pen) 2008 : Ocean Boys FC (Brass) 2-2 Gombe United FC (aet, 7-6 pen)

Federation Cup 2009 : Enyimba FC (Aba) 1-0 Sharks FC (Port Harcourt) 2010 : Kaduna United F.C. 3-3 Enyimba FC (Aba) (aet, 3-2 pen) 2011 : Heartland F.C. (Owerri) 1-0 Enyimba FC (Aba) 2012 : Heartland F.C. (Owerri) 2-1 Lobi Stars 2013 : ?? ??

1954 : Calabar 3-0 Kano Pillars F.C. 1955 : Port Harcourt FC 4-1 Warri 1956 : Lagos Railways 3-1 Warri 1957 : Lagos Railways 5-1 Zaria 1958 : Port Harcourt FC 6-0 Federal United 1959 : Ibadan Lions 1-0 Police

Challenge Cup 1960 : Lagos ECN 5-2 Ibadan Lions 1961 : Ibadan Lions 1-0 Lagos UAC 1962 : Police 1-0 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1963 : Port Harcourt FC 1-0 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1964 : Lagos Railways 3-1 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1965 : Lagos ECN 3-1 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1966 : Ibadan Lions beat Mighty Jets (Jos) 1967 : Stationery Stores (Lagos) 3-1 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1968 : Stationery Stores (Lagos) 3-1 (r.) Warri 1969 : Ibadan Lions 5-1 Warri 1970 : Lagos ECN 3-1 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1971 : WNDC Ibadan 2-1 Enugu Rangers 1972 : Bendel Insurance (Benin City) 2-2 3-2 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1974 : Enugu Rangers 2-0 Mighty Jets (Jos) 1975 : Enugu Rangers 1-0 Shooting Stars FC (Ibadan) 1976 : Enugu Rangers 2-0 Alyufsalam Rocks (Ilorin) 1977 : Shooting Stars FC (Ibadan) 2-0 Raccah Rovers 1978 : Bendel Insurance 3-0 Enugu Rangers 1979 : Shooting Stars FC (Ibadan) 2-0 Sharks FC (Port Harcourt) 1980 : Bendel Insurance (Benin City) 1-0 Stationery Stores (Lagos) 1981 : Enugu Rangers 2-0 Bendel Insurance (Benin City) 1982 : Stationery Stores (Lagos) 4-1 Niger Tornadoes (Minna) 1983 : Enugu Rangers 0-0 (5-4 pens) DIC Bees (Kaduna) 1984 : Leventis United (Ibadan) 1-0 Abiola Babes (Abeokuta) 1985 : Abiola Babes (Abeokuta) (6-5 pens) BCC Lions (Gboko) 1986 : Leventis United (Ibadan) 1-0 Abiola Babes (Abeokuta) 1987 : Abiola Babes (Abeokuta) 1-1 (7-6 pens) Ranchers Bees (Kaduna) 1988 : Iwuanyanwu Nationale (Owerri) 3-0 Flash Flamingoes (Benin) 1989 : BCC Lions (Gboko) 1-0 Iwuanyanwu Nationale (Owerri) 1990 : Stationery Stores (Lagos) 0-0 (5-4 pens) Enugu Rangers 1991 : El-Kanemi Warriors (Maiduguri) 3-2 Kano Pillars 1992 : El-Kanemi Warriors (Maiduguri) 1-0 Stationery Stores (Lagos) 1993 : BCC Lions (Gboko) 1-0 Plateau United (Jos) 1994 : BCC Lions (Gboko) 1-0 Julius Berger FC (Lagos) 1995 : Shooting Stars FC (Ibadan) 2-0 Katsina United 1996 : Julius Berger FC (Lagos) 1-0 Katsina United 1997 : BCC Lions (Gboko) 1-0 Katsina United 1998 : Wikki Tourists (Bauchi) 0-0 (3-2 pens) Plateau United (Jos)

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Special Report Lagos Law School hostel: Studying amid stench Ayodele Olalere

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he uncompleted twin-building that house both male and female students of the Nigerian Law School, Victoria Island, stands intimidating on an expanse land. A

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Business Interview

Success without successor is no success – Subomi Balogun Otunba Michael Subomi Balogun, Chairman, First City Monumental Bank (FCMB) in this interview held at his Olori Omooba’s Place, Ikoyi, Lagos, spoke about the ‘small seed’ he ‘sowed’ about 30 years ago, which has today -/124/ 56 257 89// ;6 8</ =;>/9;56 ?6561;5@ system. He also spoke on other issues. BIODUN AKOMOLAFE makes excerpts:

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come and ‘boss’ me. God gave me courage and tenacity of purpose, and that gave rise to the dream and vision which was clear by nature that God gave me. Much as I knew where I was going, the vista was misty. It was unbelievable that one Nigerian would say that if he did not get a position in a bank, he would go out to set up a bank. I was trying to prove that given the opportunity and with the support of the Almighty } Y institution. I was trying to prove a point, but I was not arrogant, just by the grace of God. So when I felt cheated by not being allowed to head the institution created by a foreign institution, my former employers, I had the courage to resign, without anything in my pocket. I decided to start on a journey of self actualisation. It was not a proud journey; it was a journey of faith. It was turbulent and so many people still see me around after about 30 years of doing what no other Nigerian had done. Those of you who are older in the & Y and people who didn’t know me felt I was arrogant. I wish they learned from what happened to me by being focused # ƒ everything about my journey has been punctuated by my faith in God, and that faith was very strong.

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resignation. Dream is a personal thing and it is known all over the world that many institutions that have become large, were started by an individual, and I had a template which in this country was either known or not known. In the world, you have heard of JP Morgan, Rockefeller, Cadbury etc.; they were all individuals, and you have heard of Sir Sigmund Warburg, who was actually my template, who started the oldest merchant bank in Britain. So, when I decided to do it, I looked for him, read his book and even visited him before he died. You

divinely guided, and had been based on precedence. But in this country, for one individual to say I want to set up a bank, people thought it was sacrilegious

Y Y being a pioneer. So, FCMB is a 30-year journey that was started by me. We had the old generation banks that were started by expatriates, and we had a few banks which were started by mergers, but there was no individual like in my own case. I got into it because I had a dream and vision that I put in my own personal culture of always looking for the best; culture of integrity and culture of business ethics. So when you ask how it all started; it was a dream by a young individual who felt cheated and wanted to start a bank by being a pioneer in his time. The banking industry has weathered many storms in recent times, how has FCMB survived most of the storm and come out stronger? Like a mother who has a child, though you may not walk with the child, your eyes, your mind would still be with the child. You want to see the child grow and develop. The child is able to meet up with its peers. Though at about 80, I am retired, I still continuously give advice when I am asked. Towards the end of my career, I found that investment banking was not enough & & compete with the other banks. When the idea of universal banking came, in addition to you being a good investment bank, you should be able to take deposits and give cheque books. From time to time, I try to give them my ideas, just like this morning (on the day of the chat), I asked why my shares on the market are not performing. I became an adviser; I took them through what is being quoted on the market. In those days, when I went to the central bank and announced that I wanted to start a bank, one young man told me that I would go to jail, obviously because he did not have faith in himself and the fact that no Nigerian had done it. I am now

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observation. Did your training as a lawyer help you get this far? I was doing very well in law as a student. The government of Awolowo trained lawyers in the drafting of laws, not just public laws alone, but laws for

# After training in the British parliament, I continued in London. It was while I was in London that I heard of stocks and shares. That was when I had the idea ! Y # / that training opened my eyes. I rose to

I had set a target that at a particular time, I must allow the old order to change, yielding place to new. Success without a successor is not success. So at a point, I was thinking of the stage I would retire, and I chose the age of 70, but at 65 to 68, hell was let loose even when I knew I hadn’t done anything

some of the highest levels in the civil service, and at 28, I was the assistant parliamentary counsel of the Federation, I was the assistant legal drafts man. I got to know of NIDB- Nigerian Industrial Development Bank and I said to myself, ‘I must go there’. What I did was useful for upcoming generations, and that training # But when I was in NIDB, and I had to

me that after all, I was just a lawyer, and to rub it in, they brought in a young 32 year-old American who only had a

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Y enemies, ill-informed enemies; I didn’t & Y what I wanted to do. So that training gave me the broad mind and exposed me to # ! be an economist or accountant before you can do what I did. So to those of you

to the voice of God, if you listen to your inner self, you can be at the top. Looking at FCMB today, would you say you are comfortable with what it has become? My mind is entrenched in something much bigger, which was why I led FCMB to be quoted on the market. That was why I also disabused the myth that the bank was only meant for elites. Go to FCMB, we are very much involved in retail banking; that is why we have grown q@@ are still growing. So, it is more or less a function of the environment that we are going the way we are going. We are just about half way to where we are going, and I thank God for the chief executive because his dreams are much wider than what I thought. He took the bank from over a hundred branches to nearly 300 branches, he has acquired nearly eight banks, and we are still growing. This means that FCMB is a dynamic Continued on Page 74

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Business News Success without a successor is now success – Subomi Balogun Continued from Page 73

institution; we have not reached our journey. The chief executive said within a certain period, he would bring us # Y Y # When the dividend was high, at what point did you decide to go and achieve what you called an industry benchmark? Y Y

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Nasarawa sets up NAGIS for dev, planning, revenue drive Urban theorists claimed rapid growth of a province encourages that of its neighbours, DANIEL GBABO writes that this is what Nasarawa State Government has considered with the establishment of Nasarawa Geographic Information Systems (NAGIS) to boost development planning and revenue generation in the state.

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International Business

Nigeria’s potential economic ties with Taiwan how the business culture operates.

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etween 2012 and 2013, China fell one place from 15th to 16th best in the world on the World Bank’s ‘ease of doing business’ ranking. Taiwan, like Hong Kong, which business arena we explored last week, is China related. Taiwan, like other countries on the continent of Asia is becoming thirstier for crude oil and natural gas as its energy needs increase yearly. With America’s reduced demand for Nigeria’s oil due to its shale gas development, there could be a perfect marriage of economic/energy interests between Nigeria and Taiwan, although distance may be a consideration. Also, sesame is a major export of Nigeria

the purposes of export. According to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), from 2007-2009, Nigeria was the third largest exporter of sesame in the world, exporting an annual average of more than 129,000 tons. Despite this status, Nigerian sesame exporters could pursue alternative markets, especially with China (Taiwan) and South Korea, which are

volume. Understanding these markets as well as trends in alternative markets could improve prospects to increase exports of Nigerian sesame seed overall. Background to business in Taiwan According to World Business Culture, Taiwan is one of the world’s great economic success stories, having been created from scratch after about two million Chinese escaping the clutches of the victorious communist forces. Virtually devoid of its own natural resources, Taiwan is a highly successful value-added economy, which is heavily dependent on foreign trade for survival. Taiwan’s success can, in no

business gifts and hard working ethos of the mainly ethnic Chinese population. Like other countries in the region, %

can be traced back to over the centuries and 6 of obedience, hard work and respect for education. These ideals run through Taiwanese thought processes like a river. However, do not arrive in Taiwan expecting a relaxed approach to business. The will to succeed is all consuming and loyalties to the group (mainly the family) produce a cut-throat level of inter-group competition where only the strong survives. Taiwan is a place of ambiguity where traditional Confucian values compete with rampant capitalism and opportunism and where relationships are all-important - yet where negotiations can often stick on the smallest of points. Before embarking on any venture in Taiwan, make sure that all the homework is

Business structures Taiwan’s economic landscape is dominated by small to medium-sized, family-controlled businesses which are usually dominated by one, older male member of the family. Thus, companies can be said to run as benevolent dictatorships where the central family member, who both expects and receives loyalty and obedience from the rest of the employees, makes all key decisions. As is typical in Confucian cultures, the quid pro quo for this respect and loyalty is that the senior manager has an almost paternal interest in the well being

extend beyond the work place. Structures tend to be less rigidly hierarchical than can be found in other Asian countries, with emphasis placed

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by the absence of large numbers of major conglomerates. In such smaller operations, the key decision-maker is able to have direct contact with all functions and at all levels, ensuring quick decision-making and supervised actions. Another by-product of the generally small nature of many Taiwanese companies is that entry barriers to the market are lower than in other countries, where a few key players tightly control many areas. Thus, many younger employees (non-family members)

business or help foreign investors carve out a market presence. Taiwanese Management Style As has already been stated, managers tend towards the authoritarian, giving instructions to subordinates which they expect to be obeyed. It would be unusual for an employee to openly question the decision of the manager. However, there may have been a great deal of behind-the-scenes consensus building undertaken prior to an instruction being given. The manager expects to be consulted prior to any actions being taken and,

shown lower down the chain. Decisions taken during a meeting at which the senior manager is not present, should be viewed with some suspicion. The manager expects to be shown the respect due to his (rarely her) position and this will mean that, from a Western perspective, an undue amount of deference may be shown. Respect is given for position held, but age is also worthy of respect. It '

% to accept being managed by younger expatriate managers. Meetings Initial meetings are usually used to aid the relationship building process with business ideas on the table. It is important to take these preliminary meetings seriously and to try not to push things along quicker than the Taiwanese are comfortable with. Relationships are of primary importance in business dealings and it is very much in

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business to allocate resources to these early skirmishes. Build some ‘relationship’ meetings into the business plan - if you V # Meetings tend to be formal with the two

& # 9 should be made to the senior manager who will bring in experts when and where necessary. Do not be seduced into talking mainly to the best speaker of English - he may only be present because he speaks good English. It would be disrespectful to ignore the key player. Although Confucian values stress reserve and harmony, the Taiwanese can resort to aggression or at least, exasperation when confronted with obstacles or perceived intransigence. This emotion could be genuine - but it could just as easily be feigned and become part of a premeditated negotiating ploy. As in many other parts of Asia,

One of the key elements of team work in Taiwan is the need to ensure that all members can maintain ‘face’ and that nothing is done to impact negatively on an individual’s sense of ‘face’ within the group

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important business tool. Avoid expensive gifts, especially in the early stages of a relationship. If an expensive gift is to be given, present it to the head of the delegation as a gift for the whole group. If individual gifts are to be given, ensure all present receive one with a slightly more impressive gift going to the senior person. Single malt whiskey or cognac is always appreciated. Gifts should be wrapped and are often refused two or three times before being accepted. They are rarely opened in the presence of the giver. Teams Basically group-oriented, the Taiwanese &

& environment safe and harmonious. They expect to be given instructions by the senior team member and for the senior person to maintain a close, ongoing involvement in the progress of events. One of the key elements of team work in Taiwan is the need to ensure that all members can maintain ‘face’ and that nothing is done to impact negatively on an individual’s sense of ‘face’ within the group. Thus, when working with a Taiwanese team, try to avoid incidents that could show one or more members of the team in a bad light in the presence of the others. If anything negative needs to be expressed, do it privately or even through a third party (to avoid embarrassment on all sides). Communication styles 6 % ' if one does not speak Mandarin Chinese Z ' [ % southern Fujian dialect which is widely spoken. Levels of English (and other major Continued on Page 75

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languages) will be patchy even within Taiwanese multi-nationals and major MNCs based in the country. Within the bulk of small … or no English at all will be spoken. It may, therefore, be necessary to employ the use of a translator, which will further slow down an already tardy process. Be prepared for the inevitable delays and confusions. As in many Asian cultures, language is rarely used in an absolutely literal fashion. Much of what is actually meant can be hidden behind a smoke screen of vagueness and coded language. It is impolite and disrespectful to disagree openly and therefore anything other than an unequivocal ‘yes’ should be viewed with some wariness. Probe for further information, go back to the subject later in the meeting and # mutual comprehension. Taiwanese Dress Code Dress codes vary slightly according to size of company and industry sector. It is probably safest to err on the side of caution and wear standard, smart business

# ~ & shirts and ties and women will not feel out of place in conservative business suits (although trousers tend only to be worn on informal occasions). Bear in mind that it can be very humid at certain times of the year and extremely cold in the winter. Ensure that you have the relevant weight and type of clothing to meet the climatic conditions you will encounter. Entertainment Never underestimate the importance of business entertaining in Taiwan. It is absolutely essential in the development of successful

relationships. Entertaining should, therefore, never be regarded as a waste of time. If you invite people it is important to choose the right restaurant and local help may be needed in this. As in mainland China, dining in Taiwan can be an exhausting experience with as many as 20 courses being served at a formal banquet. These events can also last late into the night and be accompanied by large intake of alcohol. Try not to discuss business at dinner unless your hosts bring it # ˆ more about Taiwan, Chinese food, the hosts interests etc. During a meal, the hosts will often place food on the guests’ plates but each person is also free to help himself to additional food by placing a small amount of food from a variety of dishes in his own rice bowl. Always remember to # Y

taken as a sign that you are still hungry which is probably the last thing you want to do after 20 courses. Tea is usually served at the end of a meal and this signals the end of the event. It is polite to leave at this point even if your host invites you to stay longer. Tipping is not customary in Taiwan, although most restaurants automatically add a service charge on to the bill. eDiplomat gives the following comprehensive hints about Taiwan: The people of Taiwan value hard work, patience, humility, friendliness and respect for others. They are highly motivated and centred on the extended family, their most important economic resource. They dislike loud, showy and

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Taiwan is a place of ambiguity where traditional Confucian values compete with rampant capitalism and opportunism and where relationships are all-important - yet where negotiations can often stick on the smallest of points Meeting and greeting Ă™ A nod of the head or a slight bow is considered polite for

# ` & are generally only for males who are friends. Ă™ Introductions are important. Do not introduce yourself. Instead, have a third person introduce you. At a party or business meeting, wait to be introduced by the host. Body language Ă™ Do not touch anyone, especially a baby, on the head. Ă™ 9 is not shown in public. Ă™ Never use your feet to move an object or point at an object. Feet are considered dirty.

Place your hands in your lap # Men should not cross their legs, but rather place both feet # ! another’s shoulder, winking and pointing with your index

gestures. Point with an open hand. Palm facing outward in front of face moving back and forth means “no�. Placing your right hand over both hands to your heart is a greeting of respect for the elderly.

Corporate culture Ă™ Punctuality is appreciated, but being a few minutes early or late is acceptable. Businesspeople might be late or even miss a meeting. Ă™ Business cards should be printed in English on one side and Chinese on the other. Make sure that the Chinese side uses “classicalâ€?

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which are used in the People’s Republic of China. Ù If possible, bring a team of two to four people (one senior person with decisionmaking power) to Taiwan. This enhances the status and image of executives and

the meeting. Ù Businesspeople in Taiwan are hard bargainers and may try to gain concessions by wearing the other party down. Be patient. Do not push too hard or too fast in business. Ù Allow your counterparts in Taiwan to set the negotiation pace. Don’t set deadlines; if you do, don’t disclose them. Decisions are made collectively and thus are slow, particularly in the early stages. Once facts are established, agreements can sometimes be reached quickly. Ù People in Taiwan often state their ideas clearly and without # `

will generally not say a direct “no.â€? Instead, they may say, “We’ll try.â€? “Yesâ€? may mean, “I understand.â€? Ă™ Friendship is valued in business. Taiwanese business people will want to know you personally before they do business with you. Show commitment, sincerity and respect for Taiwanese counterparts. Ă™ Guan-xi (qwon-she) means connections/personal relationships. Guan-xi is vital for business success in Taiwan. It is developed over a long period of time and commercial relationships. Ă™ Lawyers are not part of # 6

arbitrators and not in the courts. Ă™ The spoken word is the contract. Dining and Entertainment Ă™ Be sure to arrive on time or early for a banquet. Ă™ Toasting is common. Toasts are often made before and during meals. Ă™ Toasting is done with wine

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by one of the hosts. You are expected to toast your hosts and drink the contents of the glass. Pace your drinking. The drinking and toasting can go on for hours. The guest of honour samples any dish brought to the table # $

immediately as everyone else will wait for you before they eat. The hosts will place food on the guests’ plates. Each person helps him/herself to additional food by placing a small amount of food from a variety of dishes in his/her individual rice bowl. Place your chopsticks together on the table or on the chopstick rest when you are # Don’t be surprised if the Taiwanese spit bones on # % considered more sanitary than removing them with their

# Never place bones or seeds in your rice bowl. If a plate is not provided for this purpose, place them on the table. A belch may be considered a compliment at the end of a meal. Tea is served at the end of the meal. This signals the end of the party. Leave even if your host, out of politeness, invites you to stay longer. The host (person who invites) always pays the bill. It is polite

but don’t insist.

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# Ă™ Present and receive a gift with both hands. Gifts are not opened in the presence of the giver. Ă™ Recipients may refuse a gift to be polite. Politely persist until the gift is accepted. Ă™ Custom requires people to reciprocate with a gift of equal value. Ă™ Ă™ } with great care. The container of the gift and its wrapping are as important as the gift itself. Helpful Hints Ă™ Speaking even a few words of Chinese is greatly appreciated. Ă™ +

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Beyond the Bar My client later became my wife – Adebanjo Ayodele Olalere

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hough relatively young in the profession, compared to some of his colleagues, Kazeem Adebanjo is one of the brightest the legal profession has produced in recent times. Among his contemporaries, he stands tall. He is the immediate past chairman of the Ikorodu branch of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), who is gradually becoming a force to reckon with among lawyers. For those who knew his antecedents and professional quality, it did not come as a surprise when he emerged chairman of the Ikorodu NBA three years ago, a post he held for two years. Before he became chairman of the branch, Adebanjo’s professionalism and competence was already known to the national body of the NBA. As a result, in 2004, the national body appointed him member of its National Executive 6

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clients and professional colleagues visit him on a daily basis. He is admired and liked in his neighborhood that both young and old fondly address him as Lawyer. When Saturday Newswatch visited him for an interview, he was quick to apologize, having kept the reporter waiting for about two hours. Unlike some of his colleagues who accidentally found themselves in the legal profession, Adebanjo, from his childhood, dreamt to be in the wig and gown profession. “I loved the law profession right from my secondary school days. We used to hold sessions outside the classroom in those days, and I would demonstrate my oratory prowess to my classmates, even without elementary knowledge of what law is all about. I can tell you that it is in-born in me,� he said in answer to a question on what inspired him to study law. Though his parents were not as educated as he is now, Adebanjo said as a growing child, he learnt from his father’s native intelligence which, shaped him for his future career as a lawyer. “My father was just a secondary school

he would handle it. Let me give you an example. In 1982, there was feud between 3

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‘see’ the judge.� As a young and promising lawyer, Adebanjo said he is inspired by the integrity and professionalism of the late legal luminary, Alao Aka-Bashorun. “Many lawyers have inspired me, but the one who has inspired me most and whose footsteps I would want to follow is late Alao Aka Bashorun. Law practice is about integrity and keeping up with the noble tenets of the profession. When your integrity is eroded, the whole of your practice is gone. It is easy for anybody to go on air and promote himself, but there are silent achievers in this profession who will # * them was Alao Aka Bashorun. He inspired me a lot,�Kazeem said. Adebanjo is not completely a happy man. The reason is not farfetched. It has to do with the inability of some of his colleagues to live up to the nobility of the profession.

“I belong to the conservative stock of this legal profession. There are some of our colleagues who don’t believe in hard work. They want to start practicing this year, and 8

after they were called to the Bar. This is what push them to doing things that are not ethical. I have been able to live above all that. Sample opinion of people around here and they would tell you the kind of person I am. I have tried to be truthful to my clients. When you bring a case, I would tell you that we can only try, if the other side has a stronger case. So once I tell you

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that, you will not be disappointed if the judgment does not go our way. But I can’t place you on high hopes that you will win the case and start collecting huge fees from you, knowing that at the end, you will lose. I thank God I am okay. We all have # Y another level.� O &

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a car freak. He doesn’t consider himself a wealthy man. To him, success is measured not in terms of monetary value but the value one can add to other people’s lives. “I don’t want to measure my wealth in terms of cash or assets. When we were in school, we used to make jest of some professors because of the way they dressed. All of them were lawyers. I believe in the philosophy of life that says ‘live quietly’. There is nobody that doesn’t love good things, but when it gets to the level of obsession, you will be tempted to take some steps you are not supposed to take. “Majority of our colleagues are fraudulent. We receive petitions against our colleagues even at the chairmanship level of NBA. I am not a saint, but there are some things I will not do as a lawyer,�Adebanjo Adebanjo concluded.

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Special Report FG pledges to revive Argungu festival

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Stop denigrating Jonathan, Presidency – Southern youths Southern Youths Forum (SYF), a non-partisan organisation, at a recent press conference in Ibadan, expressed concern over how some members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are heating the polity. Correspondent OLUSAKIN BABALOLA takes on Comrade Oladimeji, the coordinator of the forum on some issues of national importance.

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criticism aimed at injecting sanity into the society. In any environment, there will always be dissenting views; we cannot help it. There may be rancor, but we feel such should pass through internal mechanism before it gets out if no solution could be found within. There are lots of channels for the aggrieved to express his disagreement. There are lots of avenues to resolve issues. Take for example, the crisis resulting from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) convention in Abuja some days ago, and how the President was highly embarrassed. You must not forget that apart from playing politics, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan is the President of the country. Look at America; when President Barack Obama and Hillary 6

ticket of the party, there were

lots of abuses and politicking but immediately Obama got the ticket, everybody rallied round him. Jonathan is the President of all Nigerians. The issue is beyond the PDP. The President of Nigeria should be respected by all Nigerians. Walking out on him during the convention was unfair to ' # %

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' Mr. President. What then do you say to those who staged the walkout? Those people who walked out and organised another

treacherous politicians end. z|xjq j`[\]j| q~_jx[j[xz_]j PDP members? We call on them if truly they

remain faithful and loyal to the PDP and not be involved in activities of the new group. But why are you harsh on this “New PDP” considering your claim of not being partisan? Look at the issue of the people who walked out, particularly, Alhaji Abubakar Atiku, who is a former Vice President. It was unfortunate. Atiku has been the catalyst of politics in this country. When the late President Umaru Yar’Adua won the presidential election, it was the same Atiku who took him to court and distracted his # 9 & was given a waiver when he came back to the PDP despite his long absence. But because the party is an open one that portrays enviable democracy, he contested against the President. The truth is that those who walked out are not patriotic; otherwise, they would have cooperated with the President on how

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agenda. \xjxz_`j|]_j|^^[`_ j[ _]j President Jonathan’s second term bid. Are you not aware of this? President Jonathan has not declared his aspiration for a second term and if he wants second term, our constitution allows him. What we are emphasising is that if they have any case, there are lots of avenues to resolve them. But in this case, these people desperately want to run down this government. What is the way forward? First, we are appealing to them to come back and realise that Nigeria is greater and bigger than any individual or group. Nigeria is our heritage. They should channel their

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energy towards the problems in the North, talking of the Boko Haram insurgency and others. Are you a PDP man? There is no human being that does not have political ' # > us members of the All Progressive Congress (APC), PDP, Labour Party (LP) and so on. If the issue involved concerns Senator Ahmed Bola Tinubu of the APC, the forum would rise up and act. The issue here now is Mr. President and we are more concerned because he was produced by the South. The issue here is beyond party ' # ~ # !

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we are not PDP people. We are only being patriotic with deep concern for the oneness of Nigeria. We want people to know that we (youths) are not only leaders of tomorrow, we are also leaders of today and our voice must be heard. We are worried by the political hiccups; sanity must prevail in the way our nation is governed. \xj z|xj[ j q]_~xj|1|~ j[^j Mr. President by the likes of the APC’s interim national publicity secretary? Our position is that the way we play politics in Nigeria is very disgusting. The likes of Lai Mohammed have taken the gentility of Mr. President for a ride. His unnecessary & & ~ # President is very unfortunate and unexpected in a sane society. We condemn his statements because those we regard as learned people & ' !

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chairmen made up of nine permanent secretaries and eight Directors, all from the state civil Service for the local governments. He directed the outgoing chairmen to handover to the interim chairmen within 24 hours. Commissioner for Information Yiljap Abraham, who disclosed this during the week while addressed journalists in the Governor’s Lodge at Jishe, Jos, said the dissolution became imperative due to the commitment and determination of the Jang administration to allow even opportunity during the poll. According to him, “we have deemed it necessary as a government to take further steps to concretise our plans and commitment to the people of Plateau State and to the sustenance of democracy at this level. As part of the Plateau State

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chairmen in January, 2012 at the expiration of the tenure of elected council chairmen. Yiljap added: “On the other hand, Governor Jang has approved the appointment of interim administrators for the 17 local governments. They are made up of career civil servants who are permanent secretaries and directors; we have eight permanent secretaries, and nine

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approved about 37 industrial factories to complement the industrial estate. All these happened in the last two years. The construction of the Lagos State Public Works ' completed last week, and has now been commissioned. We also have the Imota mini Stadium, built by the Lagos State government. All these things happened during my time. Any regrets being an Oba? Y

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being the Oba of Imota Town. It has been success upon success all these 20 years. God has been showering his blessings, and I would not deny that. This is a sign that God actually selected me to be an Oba. Imota has been progressing like never before. The population of the town I met 20 years ago is not what it is now. It is now 10 times higher. Did you have any fore-knowledge that you would become an Oba? Really, I never dreamt of becoming an Oba (king); but my mother had this premonition way back in 1961 when I was in Primary 5. Those days, our mothers used to inquire from spiritualists regarding what their children would become in life. So, a spiritualist had told my mother that her son (me) would become an Oba, and from that moment she was overwhelmed. She told me but I waved her away, asking her not worry me. But now on the throne, I always look back and remember that the prediction was made over 30 years ago. I was not prepared for # 9

Y accounting and auditing business when suddenly, some people sent by the elders in my town came to ‘get’ me, claiming that I had been picked by Ifa as the Oba. I thank God for it. I thank God almighty for it. How are you coping with your duties as an Oba and your accounting profession? To the glory of God, I am still practicing my accounting profession while also performing my traditional duties as an Oba. ~ 9 $ &

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# I can no longer go to clubs; I can no longer go out and enjoy myself like I used to do before my enthronement unless I want to go and visit a fellow Oba. As an Oba, I have been transformed into somebody that the community worships. They see you as the

[j`[\jz|†_j|^`j|‹†q~_j�[]j �[x|j—_[— _œj both at home and in the Diaspora? My advice to them is that they should continue to co-operate with me as they have been doing, for the peace and progress of Imota. I cannot do it alone. I am soliciting their co-operation the more. And for those who have not been coming home; they should come home and contribute to the progress of the town and be part of history. I have been here for 20 years, and I thank God for it. People fear that perhaps something may happen to them if they come home. whether stranger or not. I pray every second of my life for the peace and progress of all sons and daughters of Imota. They should all come home to help build this town for posterity sake.

There are lots of differences. As a chartered accountant, I was a man about town, enjoying myself with very long beard and hair. As soon as I was chosen, the elders removed everything overnight, and taught me how to wear Agbada. I have been appearing in Agbada, like an elderly person in the last 20 years. It is just like taking away one’s J G @

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couple. The truth however is that should both of you have been married to each other you would most likely not have been the best imagined couple. The reason being that there are games we play outside marriage, which we will

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# When your spouse is against it, it means he/she feels threatened by it. There is no reasonably tenable reason to continue with such a friendship to the displeasure and # relationship with the opposite sex

your spouse. Your marriage should take priority in such a situation, and must be treated as one it. Otherwise, you will jeopardize your marriage or put it at risk. Ă™

& J of discussion between the two of # " & of your spouse to your opposite sex friend. Refrain from comparing your spouse to him or her. Otherwise, you will be presenting a platform for your opposite sex friend to take advantage of you, knowing that you may not be happy with your spouse. Ă™ " V games, club houses, recreation or for vacation. It is the breeding ground # To be continued

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man chooses to be a stay-at-home dad, begrudge no one - to each his/her own time to be caring for liability? A while the wife earns millions at home, choice. If they expect to be somehow woman that wouldn’t work, wouldn’t at the end of the day, her husband is congratulated or rewarded for not contribute to the home, can’t bail you the head of the household�, argues falling into the ‘trap’ of becoming Theresa Ikomi. someone’s wife, then I won’t do that�, just support the home – not to talk of ˆJ *& &

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Y am forever grateful�. Tayo Abdullahi believes that it isn’t just playboys who go for overlyindependent women. His words: “We could say that some men look for less challenging women. But the philosophical idea that such a phenomenon is still in vogue is far from reality. Most men today who are done with the playboy script of their lives are out looking for very successful women�. Nevertheless, the truth remains that no man wants a woman who is overtly controlling, proud and rude. If this is what society terms strong and independent women, then experts say such women are generally avoided. “Our successful Nigerian women are clear examples that Nigerian men can handle successful, independent woman. Again like every other

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but they still respect each other regardless of the other’s occupation�. Marriage counselors posit that mutual respect is key in situations like this; especially since money is said to make the world go round. “I think most educated Nigerian men would appreciate a successful woman, however what they won’t take is a successful woman who keeps rubbing her success in their face. That is Y V

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how successful a woman gets, she should always be submissive to her husband�, says Pastor Gideon Omote. “Independent women need to understand that if you are contributing to the family unit, it’s not a cause to gloat or disrespect someone else’s contribution. The common ground is the good of the family�, he says. Men love independent women! That is a new truth. One reason is that an independent woman is her own person. Being your own person means being willing to stand up for yourself and have your own opinions. She would be strong and secure. While men like submissive women, they still want her to be secure in herself and in the relationship.

good looking guy, with enough money‌ He was even living in his personal building. His wife was working overseas. He was working in Nigeria. He was lonely. After brain storming for a while, he decided to get a mistress to relieve his boredom and be a companion. Sometimes, being with your male friends is just not enough. He scouted around and found Bisi. She appeared to # /

' J # He spelt out what he wanted from the relationship. He told her point blank that he was married. His wife was overseas. He told her that he wouldn’t stop her dating other men since she was not married. He told her that if and when she eventually decided to get married, he would shock her with the part he will play Ăœ supporting the wedding. All he wanted was for her to come over sometimes to spend the night and cook for him, for he was not too fond of eating food not prepared at home. She said she was cool with the idea, until they started banging each other like there was no tomorrow. She started spending nights in his home and saw that the guy was richer than she thought. He was also nice and usually doles out money. In a nutshell, he was a paragon of virtue. Like such a man actually exists! Ha! Anyway, she wanted him for keeps. She probably went but something happened. One day, she came over to spend the night. She was in the shower, taking her bathe when her phone rang. She begged the guy to get the phone for her and bring it to the bathroom. As the guy dipped his hand into her purse, he touched a small pouch. He brought it out. It was tied with red and black thread. The red and black threat encircled a white paper. ` on it. It practically screamed fetish to anyone who cared to decipher the message. A shiver ran down his spine. He was rooted in shock. You will never guess what happened next‌ Concluded

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love him and he loves you, go ahead. But you have to be careful how you talk (love & X V[ when your friend is there because it could –Abiola Jide

I can’t date within my circle

It’s unjustifiable

It’s not morally right if you were the one who caused them to break up. Otherwise, there is no problem with that. If I want the guy, I would go for him – Temple Uche

Usually, it is a big no no in social norms to date the ex of a friend. There are too many options for you. For me, personally I can’t date within my circle. It is not morally right J – Tofunmi Soremi

We can’t help who we fall in love with

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It’s a sign of betrayal

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It is pointless

It is really pointless to date your friend’s

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good like what I want in the man I choose to marry but I know that it’s wrong to date him because he’s my ex’s friend. A part of me wants to try but another part of me is scared, like am making a mistake. If I choose to agree, how am I going to face my ex even though he was the one at fault in our

‚ – Daisy Ellamah

You’d suffer the stigma

A part of me would

I am presently in a situation similar to this, but my own case is that when I was dating my ex boyfriend’s, one of his friends liked me but he did not make any move. One day, I mistakenly sent him a message on whatsapp thinking he was someone else. That same week, he started asking me out. Now, he is saying he wants me to be his bride. He sounds sincere and he seems

I just can’t do it. It is morally wrong; besides I would not want a friend to do that to me so, I will not do it to someone else. You will bear the brunt. Whether good or

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Bridal tips: Choosing lingerie for the big day

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about your married life together. Underwear has never been as important as it will be under your wedding dress on your wedding day. If you’re the type of person who never wears pantyhose, or will skip the bra on occasion, this is not the day you’ll want to. This is simply because your wedding dress won’t look or fall right without just the right bridal underwear. You’ve probably been trying to lose weight or &

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low cut, then a strapless bra will your best bet for providing the support and bust you need, and will be an essential part of your bridal lingerie. Regardless of what body type you are, there is beautiful bridal lingerie to be found that will help to shape you just right for underneath that small fortune you’ll call your wedding dress. The vast selections of bridal underwear, bridal corsets, and other wedding day lingerie are endless. Keep in mind that the lingerie you wear underneath your wedding gown may not

be exactly what you’ll want to wear on your wedding night. For that, you may want something

V considered sexy. Whatever you choose to buy, make sure you’re comfortable in it. You might want to stick to what you’re used to. If V

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# While you are at it, focus on support. During your ceremony, support and comfort are more important that sexiness. The last thing you need on your big day is to worry about sagging or falling out of your gown, and you probably want to avoid wires that stab into your side or lace that chafes your breasts. 9

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# Save these details for when you and your new husband can enjoy each other privately. Create sex appeal with lace. Lace can be a sultry feature to have for your wedding night. A bra with a few scallops of lace along the border creates a sweet appeal, but a full lace bra that allows your

skin to show through looks more naughty than nice. The colour is also important that is why you should stick with white or nude for the ceremony. Match the colour of your bra to the colour of your skin or the colour of the dress. Otherwise, it may show through the fabric. Play with colour for the wedding night. Once you no longer need to worry about the gown or the crowd, feel free to expand your colour choices. White or ivory have sweet, traditional appeal, & & # ! also create a demure look for your new husband J

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& # Save sexy details for your wedding night. Lace and sheer fabrics allow your skin to teasingly peek through. Try to choose panties that match your bra to keep things looking uniform and to maximize your sex appeal. Try on boy shorts or top pants. Both options

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Ă?# Y 19 and just started university when he asked me to marry him but my dad didn’t like the idea. We dated almost three years after he graduated but lost touch and both got married to other people. It has been about six years since we last saw but this year, we ran into each other and recently reconnected. It was explosive. In fact, I have been separated for about two years and working on a divorce. He is also having it tough in his marriage. He says nothing has altered his feelings for me and treats my kids as his. He has none yet. And he asked me to marry him. Next November would make it 10 years since we met and fell in love. What should be my reply? Charis, Abuja Charis, It is a pity what is happening in both your marriages. You say you have already been separated from your husband for two years and working on a divorce. I want to believe that your relationship with your husband has broken down irreparably. However, /'&# 9 &# #/& %:*& & +6 /' fact that you still seem to be in love, it is not surprising because true love never really dies. Someone once said ‘old love is seductive because it has long roots. It carries all the & 0 %0 0 & & &/ + &/ %2 # /' *' * %0 *% 3 /& 5 ! 7 &#' + $!#& ##"6 / &# # to say you are back in love because your &#/ < # + +&#& !#&% # 0% 5%) # %! 8 / /' 5%%+ $&/# %0 %! % 6 As you rekindle this hope and illusion, all the bad experiences disappear. Yours is a dicey situation because you both just lost touch; you didn’t have a quarrel so nothing really severed the relationship. Legally, you can’t marry him until you %:*& +&(% * + + ' ' # /% 5 / divorce also otherwise, you are both just wasting your time. Think hard about this decision you want to make but I would advise that you just don’t give him a reply yet. If he feels as in love as he says he does, he would have to become single again. Until then, you would just be ‘the other woman’. Good luck!

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Parents groan under rising cost of education Amina Brai Omoike

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9 principle; chemistry that speaks about hydrocarbons? People shouldn’t complain about the amounts. Everyone should cut his coat according to his cloth. I always mind my business and my pocket too,� says Doris Kevoh. However, some of these expensive schools use more than one curriculum. Many of them adopt both Nigerian and British curricula. “Even nursery/primary schools

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sugar present in sweets, chocolates, etc. Excessive assumption and the length of time, these items are in contact with the tooth surface. The road show often performed where by powders are put in the mouth † saliva gathered in bowls with `worms` deceitfully a wicked practice. NAFDAC should police and ensure that these items are not marketed. Prosecution should be made of repeat

# ~ health education drives are essential. Myth Neonatal teeth being born with teeth are an observation and a curse from the gods, similarly the eruption of an upper tooth before a lower tooth shows a child that will become stubborn or antisocial. Fact Eruption of teeth follows a sequence of events over a period of time, the milk teeth erupting anytime from six months upwards to two and a half years and some times three years delayed tooth eruption is seen. Dental anomalies have no spiritual 3

are not to be seen as evil. Sometimes due to developmental instances, teeth may be retained in the jaw sockets and fail to erupt associated with defects in biochemical makeup. Excessive cell division of the tooth germ can also lead to extra teeth formation usually in the corner of the mouth and back teeth. Myth ( \ X \ ] 9 kidney damage/cancer because of the mercury content hence `white` colored

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What happens when you have acid reflux disease? Sometimes your LES becomes weak or relaxes when it shouldn’t. This allows acid from the stomach to flow back up into the esophagus, or even into the throat and mouth. That is what causes heart-burn and the other symptoms of acid reflux disease.

Symptoms Ă™ Heartburn - A painful burning in the chest or mid-stomach Ă™ Chest pain - Especially when lying down or at night Ă™ Hoarseness or sore throat Ă™ Bitter or acid taste in the mouth or burning in the back of the throat Ă™ Trouble swallowing Ă™ Dry cough Ă™ Frequent burping If any of these sounds familiar, especially if they happen more than three times a week or get worse after meals, you may have acid reflux disease. It is also called GERD (Gastroesophagal Reflux Disease).

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