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2015: Three jostle for Sambo’s job ...As Jonathan fails to name running mate Mu’azu, Shema, Shekarau tipped Akin Orimolade, Editor, Northern Operations

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ome political leaders from the North met last week at various locations in Abuja and Kaduna for what a source claimed was deliberation on the possible replacement of Vice President Namadi Sambo. Already, there are speculations that National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu; Katsina State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Shema; and the Minister of Education, Alhaji Ibrahim Shekarau, are separately being tipped as possible replacement for Sambo. Speculations that President Goodluck Jonathan might have caved to pressure from the critical North on the need to drop Sambo heightened when the President failed to announce the person that will next year’s election. Not a few had expected Jonathan to raise Sambo’s hand as his running mate for next year’s presiden>>Continued on Page 2

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S’Court sacks Taraba Acting Governor Paschal Njoku, Abuja

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judgement of the Supreme Court yesterday removed the acting governor of Tara Consequently, the apex court ordered the earlier impeached deputy governor, Sani Danladi, to be sworn-in immediately as the acting governor of the State. Parties in the litigation are Alhaji Sani Danladi (appellant), while Barrister Nasiru Dangiri, Arch Usman Binga, Barr. R.J Iki-

Reinstates impeached deputy tausai, Elder Japhet Wubon, Alhaji Mustapha Sani, Hajia Aishatu Muhammed and Mr Julius Kaigam - members of the panel set up by the Taraba Assembly - are respondents. The seven-man panel of the Supreme Court unanimously held: !! lant - Alhaji Sani Abubakar Danladi - remained and still remains the Deputy Governor of Taraba State,

and he is to resume his interrupted "# $ The appeal is against the judgment of the Court of Appeal, Yola Division on appeal against the judgment of the High Court of Taraba State, which struck out appellant’s originating summons seeking to set aside his impeachment by the Taraba State House of Assembly. Delivering judgment on the ap-

peal yesterday, Justice Nwali Sylvester Ngwuta said: “Based on the # " !# " " % of the appellant, I am of the considered view that the court below ought to have resolved the issue of denial of fair hearing against the respondents and in favour of the appellant. “The court below ought to have declared the entire proceedings of the panel made up of the respondents null and void and of no legal >>Continue on Page 2

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Cover Three jostle for Sambo’s job Continued from Page 1 tial race. The opportunity came on November 11 at the Eagle Square in Abuja, the day the President made a public declaration of his second term bid. His failure to do so might have led to the speculation. Some political leaders from the North had a few months ago written the President demanding that his deputy be dropped if the party hopes to make any impact in next year’s presidential election. Second Republic Federal legislator from Kano State, Hon. Sidi Ali, told Newswatch Times that he is one of the leaders that wrote the President on how best to garner votes at next year’s election. Sambo, the northern leaders claim, has ‘mini-

mal electoral value’ and has allegedly done ‘very little to defend and better the lives of northerners’. Ali claimed that Sambo displayed the highest level of political nativity when the President and former governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) - now Emir of Kano - Alhaji Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, had some misunderstanding. According to Ali, Sambo as a leading light in the North was expected to persuade his boss on possible peaceful resolution of the feud, regretting that the Vice President allowed his principal to ‘harass’ Sanusi. According to him, the President may be able to ‘squeeze’ out some votes from the North if a new political leader is picked to run with him.

However, some northern leaders are still sceptical about Jonathan’s political moves. They suspect that the President may still run with Sambo. “What he wants is for Sambo to mobilize some northern leaders to come and beg him, after which he would announce his name,� a source in the PDP elders caucus who sought anonymity, told Newswatch Times in Abuja. It was gathered that a reconciliatory committee headed by Chief Tony Anenih, Chairman, Board of Trustee of the party held in Katsina recently, to reconcile feuding camps in the party. The exercise was reportedly unsuccessful. Newswatch Times further gathered that some Katsina indigenes believed to

be loyal to Shema requested the slot of Vice President from the BOT Chair, zeroing it in on Shema. Their request was reportedly turned down by Anenih, who told them that there is no vacancy in ' #" > # residence of the Vice President. According to other sources, elder statesman, Chief Edwin Clark, had in a meeting with some northern elders told them that his ‘son’ President Jonathan will still run with Sambo. Sambo and Clark are believed to be close. It was gathered that the “closeness� informed the decision by Sambo to allow 5 < guest house located in Asokoro district, Abuja.

President, International Road Safety Organization, Mr. Joop Goos, decorating the Minister of Aviation, Osita Chidoka with the Service Medal Award in recognition of his contributions to the improvement of road safety within the global circle.

S’Court sacks Taraba Acting Governor Continued from Page 1 # % $ Justice Ngwuta stated. He continued: “In consequence, I allow the appeal and vacate the judgment of the Court of Appeal. I hereby order that the entire proceedings of the panel that purported, at the instance of the Taraba State House of Assembly, to investigate the allegation of gross misconduct made by the House against the appellant, the deputy governor of Taraba State, up to and including the incomplete and edited report relied on in removing the appellant by the House, be, and is hereby declared, null and void and of no legal or factual consequence whatsoever. “Parties are to bear their respective costs. Appeal allowed. Proceedings and report of the panel declared null, % " " '!! lant to resume his duties forthwith as the deputy governor of Taraba State� the Supreme Court Justices ordered. “For no apparent reason for the indecent haste, the panel completed its sitting and prepared and submitted its report to the Taraba State House of Assembly between the 28th day of September 2012 and the 3rd day of October, 2012 – a period of six days inclusive & " " $ Supreme Court noted with dismay. Justice Ngwuta observed that “as if the rushed justice was not bad enough, the panel presented to the Taraba House of Assembly an incomplete and edited report upon which the appellant was removed on the October 4, 2012, the day following the submission of the report. At least, the respondents did not disclaim the incomplete and edited report.� He said from the undisputed facts of the case, one has the inevitable but disturb-

ing impression that the panel composed of the respondents was a mere sham and that the removal of the appellant from

" " were. “In my view, the respondents, in their purported investigation of the allegation made against the appellant, merely played out a script previously prepared and handed over to the panel,� Justice Ngwuta stated. “The most disturbing aspect of the Kangaroo panel is that it was headed by a man described in the processes before this court as a barrister – one Barrister Nasiru Audu Dangiri. The third member of the panel was also described as a barrister – one Barrister R.J Ikitausai. If these two men are actually members of the noble profession to which Your Lordships and my humble self, by the Grace of God, have the honour to belong, and not people who are, for self aggrandisement adopted the nomenclature “barrister�, the harm they have deliberately perpetrated in this matter is so serious that the attention of the Disciplinary Committee of the Bar ought to be drawn to it. He posited that impeachment of elected politicians is a serious matter which should not be conducted as a matter of course, adding that, “whether it takes one day or the three months required by law, the rules of due process must be strictly followed.� The Supreme Court therefore cautioned that if the matter is left at the whims and caprices of politicians and their panels, a State or even the entire country could be reduced to the status of a banana republic. “The procedure for impeachment and removal must be guarded jealously by the courts,� the apex court stated.

Emergency Rule: We’ll implement only 45 buried in Borno after Boko Haram ‘slaughter’ FG directives on insurgency – Army Cyril Mbah, Abuja

surgents, stressing that the he Nigeria Army an- exercise will not stop until nounced yesterday every territory occupied by that it will not take any the terrorists are librated, in independent actions that keeping with the mandate will be seen as deferent from that President Goodluck what the Federal Govern- Jonathan gave the Armed ment directs in respect of the Forces. “In respect of the state of state of emergency which technically expired at mid- emergency, I want to state that the matter is still unnight on Thursday. Director of Army Public " & + # "# Relations, Brigadier-General processes. It is a political isOlajide Olaleye told news- sue, and I believe you know & ' #* that the Army operates unyesterday that even though der the directive of civil authe National Assembly thority. Whatever directive failed to extend the state we are given is what we will of emergency, nothing has carry out. “It is however necessary changed with regard to military operations at the war to state that operations are front, in the ongoing counter on-going and new strategies have been introduced, insurgency push. He said soldiers are still on which are yielding positive ground, and are carrying out results already in the North mop-up operations in areas east operations. “As a result of the new occupied by Boko Haram instrategies, law abiding citi-

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zens and even the international community have acknowledged the fact that remarkable gains have been made in the war against insurgency in the past month.� General Olaleye, however, declined – ‘for security reasons’- to name the territories that are still being occupied by the terrorists, or which the army has recaptured, saying: “As we speak, operations are still on-going. What is important at this moment is that the Army will not leave one inch of Nigeria’s territory in the hands of dissidents, insurgents or terrorists no matter what they are called.� / " ! &

0 " to acquaint the media with events lined up for the 2014 5 ' ' # Conference slated to hold from December 1 to 6 in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

He said this year’s COAS Conference is planned to be unique because a town hall meeting format will be adopted to give junior of& ! & " manders, the opportunity to relate mutually with the leadership of the military,

# The conference, to be declared open by President Goodluck Jonathan, was in the past a forum to review the activities of the Army in the outgoing year, and help the establishment plan better strategies for the following year. Olaleye used the oppor # & nounce the promotion of + 5 ! ' Manga; AH. Ali and Y. Micah from the rank of Captain to Major, for their exception-

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o fewer than 45 persons were reportedly killed in a Boko Haram reprisal attack on a village in northeastern Nigeria, the epicentre of the Islamists’ &% + # " the local government and a military source were quoted as saying yesterday. The military source said the militants stormed the village in Wednesday’s attack to avenge four of their members who had wandered into the market but were identi& " " < " "

# & “The Boko Haram militants mobilised and came on a reprisal,� the source told Reuters in the Borno State capital, Maiduguri. The attack on Azaya Kura village occurred on a busy market day, Shettima Lawan, Chairman of Mafa district council further told Reuters on telephone.

“They slaughtered 45 people. They’ve been buried,� Lawan said. Mafa district and Azaya Kura are located in an area near the Nigerian border with Cameroon which is mostly under the control of the Boko Haram, the extremist group seeking to establish an Islamic caliphate in northern Nigeria. The group has stepped up attacks in the northeast of Nigeria in recent weeks since * " & nounced by the government. A resident of the village

" = "# # because of the violence, Bakura Moh’d, said a family member told him the insurgents came around noon and rounded up people to kill them. “They tied peoples’ hands behind their backs and slit their throats like animals,� Moh’d said.

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Cover APC Govs condemn NASS commotion Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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NAFDAC boss threatens legal action against striking staff ...blames counterfeiters for strike Toyin Adebayo, Abuja

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he Director General, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Dr. Paul Orhii, yesterday threatened legal action against the striking % " According to him, a lawyer has been instructed to secure an injunction restraining the union members from beating up, + % not willing to join the strike. Orhii made this known * % on the issues surrounding the strike action embarked *" According to him, workers who until now had been monitoring movements of drugs and other consumable products which fall within the purview of the agency, are no more available, and counterfeiters would use the opportunity to import their unsafe drugs.

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% # Trade Union Acts that * sanctioned if he\she refuses to join any strike action, noting the reverse is the case now. Orhii, who stated that the act could trigger health hazards against the citizenry, said he was ashamed of health workers who go on strike at the slightest opportunity, abandoning the citizens to die in the process. He further stated that there is a lot of impunity %

" ! the strike. “I smell a rat; they know that October, November and December is the period a lot of counterfeiters smuggle in their goods, now that / 01 + $ the borders will be porous for them to bring their dangerous products into the country.

Jonathan okays relief materials for victims of 2011 post election crisis Baba Negedu, Kaduna

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aduna State governor, Mukhtar Ramalan Yero, yesterday revealed that the Federal Government has promised relief materials for victims

violence in the state. Speaking at the opening of

of the Women Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria (WOWICAN) yesterday in Kaduna, Yero said that just like victims of the crisis in other states, those also be assisted to cushion the The governor revealed that President Goodluck Jonathan gave assurance of the relief during his recent visit to the

state. He said the Federal ! to providing fund for the assistance, adding that Kaduna and two other " states that are yet to receive the post election crisis relief funds from the Federal Government. Governor Yero also called for a peaceful conduct of

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post election crisis, and do the right thing. He said that it is wrong for people to resort to violence after an election when there % ! % justice, if aggrieved. The governor therefore, called on WOWICAN as the

umbrella body of Christian mothers in the country to lead the way in advocating peaceful conduct of the polls, saying “as mothers and wives, it is your responsibility to instil sound moral training in children because charity begins at home.� He also called on electorates in Kaduna State to actively participate in the electoral process by coming out to collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVC) during the distribution exercise which will soon commence in the state. He said, “Your vote is your power, and it is your right to vote leaders of your choice. Anyone that is not registered and issued with the PVC will not be allowed to vote. I therefore, call on all eligible

voters in the state to come out during the PVC distribution exercise to collect their cards which will enable them to vote,� he said. On her part, Chairperson of WOWICAN, Pastor (Mrs.) Mabel Oyin, thanked the governor for supporting the hosting of the event in the %

" ! $ pledging the support of women to his administration’s peace building process which according to her, has maintained peaceful coexistence in the state. ' ! *" the wife of the Vice President, Hajiya Amina Sambo, wife of the state Governor, Fatima Ramalan Yero, and delegates from states chapters of WOWICAN.

51 percent Nigerians live in rented apartment – NOIPolls Toyin Adebayo, Abuja

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he latest snap poll results released by NOIPolls Limited have revealed that ! 2# 3 of adult Nigerians surveyed currently pay to live in a rented apartment while a considerable proportion of adult Nigerians 24 3 houses, either built, bought or even inherited. 6 % the vast majority of Nigerians (85 percent) have shown keen interest in mortgaging as an option of owning personal 7 "$ # percent would not consider owning a house through % % % " to ‘unstable income.� According to a statement made available to Newswatch Times in Abuja by NOIPolls Limited, an assessment on the amount paid in rent revealed that irrespective of geo-political zone, the larger

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$ 2# 3 of the respondents interviewed showed awareness of mortgage as an option of owning a house in the country. These were some + " % Housing Snap Poll conducted in

+ / * 9 Housing as a basic human need, and as very vital aspect of any country’s economy, can be examined in terms of quality and quantity. While the quality of housing is an important factor within Nigeria, the challenge of housing delivery is mostly seen in the shortage of housing stock i.e. housing quantity. The problems of the population explosion, rural-urban migration and lack of basic infrastructure required for a good standard of living have compounded housing problems in Nigeria over the years.

L-R: Vice President Namadi Sambo; new Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Muhammed and President Goodluck Jonathan after Justice Muhammed was decorated with the National Honours Award [GCON], during his Swearing-in ceremony at the Presidential Villa in Abuja‌recently. Photo: Anayo Opara

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hairman of the Police Service Commission and former Inspector General of Police, Dr. Mike Mbama Okiro, has called for a Civil Security Force for the country. This option, he said, would

strive to demilitarize internal security management, and encourage the citizens to be more involved in the security of themselves and their local areas. Dr. Okiro made the " "$ < anniversary of Late Prime

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Nigeria built strong reputation from Ebola MAN tasks FG on economic containment,says American Prof transformation

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he president of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Dr. Frank Udemba Jacobs, has challenged governments at all levels to lay a solid foundation for the nation’s economic transformation in order to key into the

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n American Professor of Infectious Disease possible by a paradigm shift and Biomedical from reliance on primary Engineering of the North ! western University, Chicago, value addition and limited United States of America, employment capacity Rob Murphy, has said to modern industrial that Nigerians have built a production and expanded reputation for themselves horizon for employment with the manner they handled the deadly Ebola creation. The MAN president Virus Disease scourge. Speaking at the 5th stated this in a paper titled “Preparing Nigerian

Conference youths for the challenging International employment world� of the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) which was delivered at the 9 * with the theme: “Tracking the University of Jos Alumni Performance of Health-related Association, Imo State MDGs: Role of evidence� held in Abuja, Murphy stressed chapter held in Owerri.

that he wished his country can emulate the commitment put in by Nigeria to contain, and eventually eradicate the dreaded disease. According to him, “Starting with the Ebola story, Nigeria has again built a reputation in the way the crisis was handled, and it is quite in contrast with the way it is being handled in the United States. This feat achieved by Nigeria is really incredible, and I wish I can say the same of my country. If a country like Nigeria with lots of security problems

% progress in the reduction of polio transmission, eradicate guinea worm disease and contain Ebola all at the same

time, any country in the world experiencing the challenge can hardly control these cases.� In his address, Director General of Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR), Professor Innocent Ujah, said “the summit’s Millennium Declaration also outlined a consensus road map for how to proceed with a strong focus on human rights, good governance and democracy. Whereas four of the MDGs are explicitly directed to health targets, the other four are closely associated with health both as (a) crucial engines for development and against poverty, as well as (b) the ultimate goals of the development process.�

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" % government to protect the nation and her people through the instrumentality of the traditional Police Force. According to him, “under this arrangement; citizens volunteer to join the Civil Security Force/Department, government recognises, kits and equips them. However, they are placed under the command of the Police.� He observed that the success so far recorded by the Civilian JTF in Borno State in the current domestic terrorist crackdown, is an example of the reality of this policing concept. The Chairman of the Commission said the strategy will be implemented alongside “our traditional policing initiative by the Nigeria Police.� He invited suggestions and contributions to meaningful policy initiatives in the direction of a National Policy on Crime Prevention and Control in line with the United Nations option; a National Strategy on Crime Prevention and Control; a National Policy on Criminal Intelligence Sharing and a National Policy on InterAgency Collaboration.

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PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC PARTY (PDP) Power to the People...

Motto: Justice, Unity and Progress National Secretariat: Plot 1970, Wadata Plaza, Michael Okpara Street, Wuse zone 5 Abuja. Tel: 09-7822806, 09-7822781

Repeat Congresses for Electing 3 Ad-Hoc Ward Delegates in Cross River, Oyo & Lagos States Following complaints in the conduct of the 3 Ad-Hoc Delegates’ Congresses of November 1 in Cross River, Oyo and Lagos States, the National Working Committee (NWC) at its meeting of Consequently, the NWC has approved that repeat Ward Congresses be conducted in the afore ELECTORAL COMMITTEES AND APPEAL PANELS CROSS RIVER STATE Electoral Committee !" # $ " % # & ' " * + #

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NUAHP:UCH patients lament strike Olusakin Babalola, Ibadan

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undreds of patients of University College Hospital (UCH) Ibadan, requiring the services of specialists like physiotherapists, medical laboratory technologists and others are lamenting the strike action currently going on in the hospital. Investigation at the teaching hospital revealed that the strike action embarked upon

by members of Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals (NUAHP) over three weeks ago has * One of the patients, a 70-year-old Alhaji Sunmonu Alabi pleaded with the appropriate authorities to intervene, saying he could not private hospital. A consultant in the hospital, who pleaded anonymity, said that members of NUAHP

were not demanding for impossibilities from the Federal Government, adding that nobody likes being denied of his rights. The Chief Medical Director of the hospital, Prof Temitope Alonge could not be reached to speak on temporary measures being taken to alleviate the problems

since the demands of the workers were outside his power. M r . O l u s e g u n

Sotinoye,the. Chairman of UCH branch of NUAHP disclosed that the meeting held in Abuja during the week between the national union executives and the Federal Ministry of Labour ended in a deadlock. Sotinoye, who revealed that the workers demands have been tabled before the Federal Government over years without any action taken, pleaded for the understanding from

Man found unconscious at Lagos airport Biodun Akomolafe

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young man was yesterday found lying unconscious near the Catholic Church located in the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos. The man, who was dressed in a white strip navy blue polo shirt on a pair of navy blue coloured pair of trousers, could neither move nor talk when a medical team from Port Health Services arrived at the scene and deposited him into an intensive care ambulance.

Earlier, a medical team from Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN ) had arrived the scene, but couldn’t pick him up because of what

" ! * need for an intensive care ambulance. Noting that the Federal Ports Health doesn’t have the facility to provide medical care for the man, a call was put through to the Lagos State Ambulance Service to pick him up enroute the Lagos State Teaching Hospital LASUTH for further treatment.

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Fashola swears in judges,laments dearth of judges in Lagos judiciary Ayodele Olalere

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he governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji Fashola, yesterday sworn-in four new judges of the state High Court. The new judges are Justice Iyabo Olamide Akinkugbe, Justice Serifat Iyabode Sonaike, Justice Abisoye Jubril Bashua _

* ! Molawale Lawal. At the swearing in at

Alausa secretariat, the governor urged the new judges to avoid corrupt practises, adding that names of seven judges were forwarded to the National Judicial Council (NJC) for approval but four were approved. He also advised the judges to improve their knowledge of the law. “We expect superhuman conduct from you judges. You must be above

suspicion and should not be biased. Judges should be incorruptible and courageous,� he said. The governor further said new High Court buildings have been completed in Epe and Badagry divisions so as to ease the stress of coming

=+ } ! He lamented the number of judges in Lagos Judiciary (now 54), adding that for a state

Court remands two in prison over fake drugs

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ustice Okon Abang of a Federal High ! % ` % yesterday, ordered the remand in prison custody of two businessmen, Kingsley Chibueze and Osita Ezea, over sale and distribution of fake drugs. The accused persons are standing trial on separate charges, bordering on the % being prosecuted by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). Chibueze was charged on three counts, of illegal distribution of fake Chloroquine tablets and Yellow capsules, while Ezea was charged on four

counts of importing fake Buscomac and Primolut N tablets. Both accused however pleaded not guilty to the charge. Justice Abang after listening to the submissions of the prosecuting counsel,Barrister Um are Shamaki ordered their remand in custody, pending their bail application and subsequently adjourned the case to December 18 for trial. Earlier, Shamaki had told the court that the accused ! October 28,2014. He said they were arrested at the Trade fair complex and C-Umeh park

Iddo respectively in Lagos,

$ + products recovered. The prosecution contravened the provisions of sections 3 (1) (a) of the Counterfeit and Fake Drug and Unwholesome Processed Foods Act, 2004. It also contravenes the provisions of sections 1(1) of the Food, Drugs and Related products Act, 2004. The Agency had paraded the accused after they were arrested where the Director of Investigation and Environment,Mr Kingsley Ejiofor promised that they would be when investigations were concluded.

like Lagos with 20million people, more judges are needed. He compared the state with the state of New York in United States of America which has a population of over 19million and over 3000 judges. He said the constitution does not empower the NJC to determine the number of judges in a state, adding that Lagos

" capable of taking care of any number of judges in its workforce. Governor Fashola said the issue of corruption in the state’s judiciary is now a thing of the past. In his speech, the ! " ` % State, Mr Ade Ipaye, expressed optimism that the new judges will contribute to the growth of the state judiciary. “I am optimistic of their contributions to the judiciary in Lagos. You must be diligent in your duty and abide by code of conduct. Let the fear of God be your watchword,� he said. With the new appointment, Lagos State now has 39 female judges and 15 male judges.

he Executive Director of Lagos State Security Trust Fund, Mr. Fola Arthur-Worrey, has called for an increase in intelligence capability of the Nigeria Police and Department of Security Service (DSS), if the country is to win the terrorism war. Arthur-Worrey, who spoke at the CRAN annual Lecture /award ceremony of the Crime Reporters Association of Nigeria (CRAN) held at the POWA multi-purpose hall, Oduduwa crescent, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos, urged the federal government to dissolve all non-essential ministries to save money to % Delivering a paper titled “Practical Solution to Terrorism in Nigeria�, the guest lecturer frowned at the duplication of security agencies, arguing that they are counter-productive. “We must strengthen the bond among the security agencies and never dialogue with them as United States

of America never negotiated but apprehended Osama Bin-laden. Our intelligent gathering must be so sophisticated that we should know what Shekawu and his men are doing at their camp in Sambisa forest�, he said. While scoring the federal government low mark in its war against terrorism, he called for the review of the Petroleum Trust fund which he said should be %

% insurgency. According to him, “Terror war should be a collective responsibility, involving religious groups hence; there should be intercommunity collaboration among citizens. Earlier, the chairman of the occasion, Dr Boniface Aniebonam of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders called on Nigerians to show clear patriotism, while urging the federal government to take full control of the terror war presently ravaging the country.

Land speculation:Chieftaincy family petitions Senate Francis Iwuchukwu

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! Public Petitions, Ethics and Privileges have been urged to investigate activities of land speculators allegedly terrorising members of Kuje Amuwo Chieftaincy family in Amuwo ` Lagos State over 508 hectares of land situated at Festac Town extension, along Badagry Express Way, Lagos. The chieftaincy family in a petition dated November 17, 2014, and signed by its General Secretary, Mustapha Akinlolu also prayed the senate ! * activities of one Chief Mutairu Owoeye, allegedly acting on behalf of a dissident group within the family. While equally calling on the senate to direct Owoeye out of the land in dispute, the chieftaincy family posited that the disputed land was released to

} ƒ "$ consequent upon an application

by the family to the Federal Ministry of Land, Housing and Urban Development. The Kuje Amuwo Chieftaincy family explained that the application demanded for the release of unused land of their land after the 1976-1977 Africa Festival of Art and Culture hosted by Nigeria. The family insisted that shortly after the release of the land, a dissident group in one of the seven branches that made up the Kuje family allegedly engaged the services of one Owoeye to mount surveillance on the land, thereby disturbing legal activities at the site. According to the family, “The action of the dissident group threw up lot of dissatisfaction and acrimonies among hitherto peaceful Kuje family. Q= $ ! *" elders of the family to make the dissident group see reasons and make their grievances known to the larger members of the Kuje " * ! was to no avail.�

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South South Edo gov eulogises Akpata, names varsity after him +# / " % 2

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he Edo State government has immortalised a onetime Executive Secretary of the defunct Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) and Commissioner for Education in the defunct Bendel State, Chief Tayo Akpata, by naming a university after him. At a funeral service in honour of the late Chief Akpata, Governor Adams Oshiomhole, who made the announcement said the College of Education, Ekiadolor, which was recently upgraded to a university will now be known as Tayo Akpata University of Education, Ekiadolor.

Oshiomhole said, “We feel the pain of the loss of our elder statesman, a man whose " * %

% spirit, the resourcefulness, the intellectual capacity of the Edo people. One who has shown that the average Edo person is not contented at looking after himself alone, but often is willing to carry the burden of others. “Oftentimes, Nigerians talk of immortalising people who are rich in naira, but the greatest wealth in my view is what contribution one has made to the development of his community, and there is no question that Chief Tayo Akpata was a shining example of what we all can do individually to make a

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Society of Nigerian Artists holds exhibition to promote peace Amaka Agbu, Port Harcourt

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oised to promote peace in the society and the ideals of Plateau State in particular, the Plateau State chapter of Society of Nigerian Artist, has in collaboration with the National Gallery of Arts organised an arts exhibition in Port Harcourt, the capital of Rivers State. The artists showcased + arts and nature who thronged into the Novotel Hotel, venue of the exhibition. The Chairman, Society of Nigerian Artists, Plateau State, Mr. Ezekiel Udubrae, said at the occasion that the exhibition would help to promote peace in the society through artwork, adding that the theme of the exhibition, “Celebrating ˆ ‰$ ! % the people of Rivers State and the world over to know, love, and appreciate the fact that peace has returned to Plateau State after the crisis that rocked it between 2001 and 2010, a period close to ten years. Mr. Udubrae said that artists all over the world

help to preserve our culture through their various works that portrays nature at its best, and that the only way to sell Nigeria to the outside world was to exhibit the works of arts. He pointed out that Nigerians have excelled in the area of art all over the world, saying: “We are here to showcase our work. The theme of the exhibition is “Celebrating Peace�, because in the whole world there was no peace, but within individuals if there was

" “We want individual peace, and that is why we want to use our work to showcase peace and that is why we came from Plateau to showcase and tell people of Rivers that there is peace on the Plateau. “From 2001 to 2010, we were in crisis and many people are still afraid that there is still crisis in Plateau State. There are no more crises; and you know

! ˆ ˆ and Tourism, and so we are showcasing, selling the peace of Plateau to others because it is what you have that you can give to others,� he stated.

Internet income forum records large turnout Victor Enyinnaya

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large turnout of participants at the maiden edition of the Internet Income Forum has given organizers the challenge to put up a follow up edition in the nearest future. David Olumuyiwa Dada, the convener of the event that held at the Sheraton Hotel and Towers in Lagos, said that the over 200 participants at the event with just one-week of publicity meant that quite a lot of people are yearning for a window of opportunity to take advantage of the internet

* ! “I think it is the right way to go. There are more internet * & % market and the mobile phone brings it even closer home. So, ! % +

mobile phone can also be their workplace or generate additional income for them (along with other devices) is what we set to achieve with the conference.� he added. The conference featured, Teju Ajani, YouTube Content Partnership Manager for SubSaharan Africa along with Dr. Ope Banwo, renowned lawyer who is now a model ‘netpreneur’ and has " ! $ 000 US Dollars on internet ‘gigs’. David, who is also a popular radio presenter and host of ‘Digital Space on Radio’ which presently runs on four major radio stations

` % $ " ! and the feedback has started to put pressure of organising a follow up edition to the event.

News

2015:Group tasks Bayelsa PDP, Dickson on re-election Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa

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pro-democracy group, the Niger Delta Youth Forum has challenged the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Bayelsa State governor, Hon. Seriake Dickson, to intervene in the alleged interference by some political leaders during the party’s nomination processes, and ensure the reelection of Senators Heineken Lokpobiri and Emmanuel Paulker in 2015. According to the group, the call for the re-election of Senators Lokpobiri and Paulker is based on the need …

representations by the state at the National Assembly.

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National Coordinator, Comrade Mike Olomu, the group called on the Governor Seriake Dickson to stop the * ! *" state party leaders to hijack the party congresses, and stop

behind the facade of zoning of elective positions to disenfranchise some people, and impose others on the people of the state. According to the group, though the PDP respected issue of zoning of positions at the state and National levels, the zoning of positions allows for proper scrutiny of the calibre of persons to be presented for elective positions at the state and National Assembly elections. “On the aspiration of

Senator Emmanuel Paulker and Ben Murray Bruce, we call for the return of Senator Paulker, and cautioned him

Q " members� politics. He should ensure that he spread the dividend of democracy among members of his constituents. The Media Mogul, Ben Murray Bruce should be asked to drop his ambition due to his inability to complete the only thing, Cinema and Galleria, that would have brought joy to the people of the state. Instead of completing the galleria, he is busy using it to siphon money from state government, and has refused to complete it.� “Also worthy of note is our of Nigeria (SAN) that should

be allowed to represent the people of Bayelsa East at the Senate. Instead of wasting energy to contest for Senate position, Ben Murray Bruce should be asked to divert the energy to complete the galleria.� Comrade Mike Olomu, who is a civil rights activist, a member of the ruling PDP and a former state government $ noted with concern that those declaring for senatorial positions in the Bayelsa West Senatorial districts are not ‡ Q7 + that aside the need by the PDP … zoning, the return of Heineken Lokpobiri as Senator representing Bayelsa West is fair, and needed to balance the equation in the district.�

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NASS crisis targeted against Jonathan – IYC Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa

The Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), an umbrella body of the Ijaws worldwide, has described last Thursday’s crisis at the National Assembly by some members of the House of Representatives as a show of shame, saying the crisis was aimed at running down the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan. The body also warned the

% " ! to truncate Nigeria’s nascent

democracy, which they said President Jonathan has been managing despite all the political and security challenges. In a statement issued yesterday in Yenagoa and made available to Newswatch Times, the spokes man of the youth body, Comrade Eric Omare, said the whole drama was orchestrated by the enemies of democracy, who have vowed to ensure that the Jonathan’s administration do not succeed, and are ready to do anything

The youth body recalled that a day before this incident, some politicians embarked on a protest in Abuja where they made treasonable statements meant to incite the Nigerian public against the government, adding that the crisis at the National Assembly is a continuation of the same agenda which they have failed to achieve through Boko Haram insurgency. “The IYC for the umpteenth time warn the agents of destabilisation to refrain from " ! administration of President Jonathan and democracy in and signed by PDP National Nigeria as it would result in Publicity Secretary, Olisa dare consequences. We also Metuh, said the NWC resolved call on President Jonathan to that it has commuted the take drastic steps to bring to dissolution of the Adamawa justice those who are desperate and Ebonyi states Executives to truncate our democracy. ! ƒ President Jonathan must not month suspension of the allow disgruntled politicians to endanger our democracy in the publications, in particular Chief name of exercising democratic Joel Madaki, State Chairman rights as it is now time to come and Barr. A. T. Shehu, Secretary hard on the obvious enemies of of the party in Adamawa State; our democracy,� the youth body Uche Ali Ega, Secretary and warned. Amaechi Oken, Organising Secretary of the party in Ebonyi More news on pages 66 - 69 State and one Mr. Ben Akpa.

to truncate the hard earned democracy in Nigeria because of

According to him, “President Jonathan whose request led to the reconvening of the House of Representatives could not have orchestrated the show of shame that was displayed at the National Assembly. It is the handiwork of desperate and power hungry politicians who have promised to make Nigeria ungovernable for President Jonathan.�

PDP lift suspension in Cross River,reschedules cancelled congresses for Nov 24 Saminu Ibrahim, Abuja

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he National Working ! 2/† 3 the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday lifted all cases of suspensions by the Cross River State chapter of the party on some members in the state. Consequently, the party said all members of the party in the state are now free to participate in all party activities including its congresses. It would be recalled that following the crisis that trailed

the November 1 ward congress,

+ % ! said it has suspended the senate leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba and others, while the NdomaEgba group have asserted the suspension was illegal. Also, the National Working ! ˆ1ˆ

392nd meeting reviewed the state of the party in Adamawa and Ebonyi states in the light of the appeals and interventions of critical stakeholders together with the remorse demonstrated by the executives. A statement issued in Abuja

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 21/11/2014

Bears sustain dominance as stocks end week 4.11% negative Abiodun Awogbemi

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he Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) equities market recorded a strong reversal of last week’s bullish rally as the bourse dropped by 4.11 percent week-on-week (WoW) to close at 33,92618 lower than 35,381.02 level of the previous week. The Index maintained a bumpy outing this week under review; opening on a positive note as well as closing on a positive note. Although traded largely in the negative region in the mid days. The Index daily performance in the week was generally bearish, dropping to 33,0000 thresholds; closing at 33,926.18 during the week under review, 1,454.84basis points WoW lower than its closing level in the previous week, while the market capitalization also dropped by N48

Symbol

7UP ABCTRANS ACADEMY ACCESS AFRIPRUD AGLEVENT AIICO AIRSERVICE ASHAKACEM AVONCROWN BECOPETRO BERGER BETAGLAS BOCGAS CADBURY CAP CAVERTON CCNN CHAMPION CHAMS CHELLARAM CILEASING CONOIL CONTINSURE COSTAIN COURTVILLE CUSTODYINS CUTIX CWG DAARCOMM DANGCEM DANGFLOUR DANGSUGAR DIAMONDBNK DNMEYER DUNLOP EQUITYASUR ETERNA ETI EVANSMED FBNH FCMB FIDELITYBK FIDSON FLOURMILL FO FORTISMFB

billion to close at N11.198 trillion. The negative weekly return of the All Share Index (ASI) was on the back of negative sentiments that permeated across the market and noticeable low level of investors’ risk

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entry points. At the end, the negative Yearto-Date stance of the benchmark

% " Š #4# percent this week and higher than 9 94 ! + Transaction level in terms of volume and value of trades dropped % " *" 4 #4 percent respectively relative to last week’s value of trades as 1.283 billion shares valued at N14.497 billion were exchanged in a lower number of deals of 20,431 compared with 1.849 billion shares valued at N30.864billion

Opening Price

149.00 0.60 1.00 7.46 3.00 1.30 0.81 1.66 21.85 1.59 0.50 8.70 22.05 5.48 44.30 36.00 3.44 10.90 9.85 0.50 3.95 0.50 49.23 0.89 0.85 0.50 3.68 1.54 4.56 0.50 180.00 6.55 6.11 5.57 0.87 0.50 0.50 3.14 17.00 2.20 9.10 3.13 1.62 3.40 43.69 202.00 5.42

High

149.00 0.58 1.00 7.83 3.00 1.30 0.85 1.66 22.94 1.59 0.50 8.70 22.05 5.48 42.09 36.00 3.44 10.80 9.85 0.50 3.95 0.50 49.23 0.89 0.84 0.50 3.80 1.54 4.56 0.50 189.00 6.55 6.20 5.60 0.87 0.50 0.50 2.99 17.15 2.20 9.35 3.25 1.70 3.40 43.69 199.00 5.42

exchanged in 26,989 deals last week. Market breadth closed negative as Dangcem led 22 gainers against 24 losers topped by Flour mill at the end of the week under review. Market turnover closed positive as volume moved northwards by 4.15 percent against 16.49 percent uptick recorded in the previous session. UBA, Sterlin Bank and FBNH were the most active to boost market turnover. FBNH and Zenith Bank top market value list. The industrial sectors recorded 3.31 percent gain to emerged the most supportive sectoral index among others while the Oil and Gas emerged the most hit to close with 0.28 percent loss Unity Bank led the list of active stocks that recorded impressive volume spike at the end of the week.

Low

149.00 0.57 1.00 7.78 3.00 1.30 0.83 1.66 22.89 1.59 0.50 8.70 22.05 5.48 42.09 36.00 3.44 10.52 9.85 0.50 3.95 0.50 49.23 0.89 0.84 0.50 3.70 1.53 4.56 0.50 175.00 6.55 5.82 5.30 0.87 0.50 0.50 2.99 17.00 2.20 9.17 3.14 1.58 3.40 41.51 191.90 5.42

Closing Price Change (+)

149.00 0.58 1.00 7.83 3.00 1.30 0.85 1.66 22.89 1.59 0.50 8.70 22.05 5.48 42.09 36.00 3.44 10.80 9.85 0.50 3.95 0.50 49.23 0.89 0.84 0.50 3.80 1.53 4.56 0.50 189.00 6.55 5.82 5.50 0.87 0.50 0.50 2.99 17.05 2.20 9.32 3.25 1.70 3.40 41.51 199.00 5.42

0.00 -0.02 0.00 0.37 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.00 1.04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -2.21 0.00 0.00 -0.10 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.01 0.00 0.12 -0.01 0.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 -0.29 -0.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.15 0.05 0.00 0.22 0.12 0.08 0.00 -2.18 -3.00 0.00

CLOSE

GAINERS: TOP-5 GAIN

25.7 21.85 7.46 157.15 22

26.8 22.89 7.83 157.51 22.2

STOCK

CLOSE

LOSERS: TOP-5 GAIN

SEPLAT MOBIL FO DANGCEM FLOURMILL

442 156.75 202 180 45.98

426.01 148.92 195 175 43.69

STOCK OKOMUOIL ASHAKACEM ACCESS NB PZ

% Price Change

0.00 -3.33 0.00 4.96 0.00 0.00 4.94 0.00 4.76 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.99 0.00 0.00 -0.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.18 0.00 3.26 -0.65 0.00 0.00 5.00 0.00 -4.75 -1.26 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.78 0.29 0.00 2.42 3.83 4.94 0.00 -4.99 -1.49 0.00

Trades

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

CHANGE % 1.1 1.04 0.37 0.36 0.2

CHANGE % -15.99 -7.83 -7 -5 -2.29

Volume

Value

51,180 335,750 7,000 5,757,122 168,901 13,698 1,540,940 11,700 404,540 1,171 19,000 242,566 42,648 1,637 525,822 105,374 15,000 297,080 20,034 1,000,000 130 1,300,000 1,500 127,000 195,394 50,000 2,320,210 249,267 500 7,080 1,051,252 14,868 1,590,603 9,784,690 23,468 46,170 91,375 485,158 4,019,611 2,000 47,981,469 18,645,602 4,051,662 123,920 1,362,598 182,188 12,051

7,285,327.50 195,417.50 7,350.00 45,033,556.00 500,631.94 18,185.52 1,291,199.50 18,486.00 9,267,318.00 1,861.89 9,500.00 2,084,957.88 987,301.19 8,528.77 22,167,676.00 3,795,977.75 51,600.00 3,165,727.50 188,680.23 500,000.00 488.80 650,000.00 70,155.00 113,130.00 162,565.84 25,000.00 8,806,443.00 382,528.50 2,170.00 3,540.00 191,742,976.00 92,627.64 9,444,065.00 53,834,228.00 19,478.44 23,085.00 45,687.50 1,453,520.38 68,361,160.00 4,180.00 441,541,440.00 59,720,204.00 6,783,786.00 429,005.00 57,489,132.00 35,386,780.00 63,870.30

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Entertainers turned politicians

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ith the way practitioners of the entertainment industry are running towards the political arena, one would wonder if politics has become a retirement career. It was generally believed that older politicians retire to the comfort of the Senate where they could sit still, enjoy the privileges and do next to nothing in terms of work. But one still understands that " " ! $ " can always respond professionally to issues since it is still within the calling. The same could not however, be said of entertainers in the guise of comedians, stage and screen actors, musicians and the likes, who are daily expressing their interest to join one party or another for the sole purpose of vying for an elective position. What political experience do

" %Π' answer is none. The Kate Henshaws, Dayo Adeneyes, Tony Tetuilas and very many

! % % people to become their replacements are now showing interest to go into politics,

which if one look closely, will discover that monetary gain, other than service, is the motivating factor. It will be good to tell our teeming *

$ $ " " a developed industry which they have a moral right to continue to see to its growth. They should ask themselves what happens if all entertainment practitioners should diversify to politics. Do they want the

" Π= * + ' " One Week and Nkiru Sylvanus can still do a proper song or stage performance as they were previously known before they * %

Again, what could they say was or is their achievement while there if not that their + * ! We need to let the monkey marry his monkey and the zebra his zebra. A marriage of monkey and zebra is nothing but a disaster waiting to happen. Our entertainment industry needs our entertainers, and that’s where they should remain.

2015 and need for Igbo presidency By Augustine Chukwudum

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digbo Unity Forum (NUF), a worldwide Igbo socio-cultural organisation, has reviewed the performance of the Peoples Democratic Party led Federal Government since 1999, and found it wanting. The review was done after a three months tour of the South East and other parts of the country which revealed

ˆ1ˆ 0 any of its promises to Ndigbo. Today, it is no longer news that the proposed Onitsha seaport is a mirage and the so called Enugu International Airport is nothing to write * " " the airport owing to poor facilities. The media hype Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport is also a mirage, and so are roads, industry, agriculture, housing, pipeborn water, as well as urban and rural development. All these sectors mentioned are non-existent in the South East region. Today, all Federal roads in the region are death traps. South East is the home of commerce and the Federal

" Estate in Anambra and Abia states. It has not also considered the agric potential in Enugu, Ebonyi and Imo states and make them food baskets of Africa. While ‘ % ! % $ the South East is being neglected despite the natural resources that abound in the region. The government has not constructed any dam for Agriculture just as 90% of its inhabitants cannot access portable drinking water. It is unfortunate that Ndigbo cannot count the teeth with the tongue, despite all the failed promises made by the Federal Government, both past and present. It is therefore, time for them to wake from their slumber as another election is around the corner, and ignore the so called Igbo leaders, who are mortgaging our future by drawing support for the PDP and President Goodluck Jonathan “ $ *" % of producing a president of Igbo extraction in 2015. We should note that any Igbo vote given to the presidential candidate of the PDP in 2015 will be a doom for us. This is the time to take our destiny into our own hands by rejecting the PDP in 2015 because there is no meaningful development.

I hereby urge Ndigbo to come together and produce a president of Igbo extraction; that is the only way we can be liberated from political and economic bondage which Ndigbo has been subjected to since 1970. It is high time we took our destiny into our own hands % % " = * being marginalised, whether consciously or unconsciously. The South-South has been compensated with the emergence of President Jonathan. Our voice has to be $ * ƒ % $ $ % and not terrorism. We are enlightened, and therefore, ” to crop up any time the talk of an Igbo president. Who is % * % Œ † +

to study the performance of the various politicians in the region, and I must say that it is not an easy task, at least not

as it may appear. In terms of performance, popularity, & Â… *

" $ + 7 } •‘ Kalu and Ogbonnaya Onu both former governors of Abia State; Senator Ken Nnamani, former Senate President; Senator Chris Ngige, former governor of Anambra State and present Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha have earned the trust, respect and love of the Igbo. They realised that we lack exemplary leadership, and has taken it upon themselves to set a standard; a very high one at that. There is no doubt that we would be overwhelmed by their achievement considering the work they have done. At this point we would advocate that a movement for the actualization of an Igbo President come 2015 be top of the agenda of every Igbo, irrespective of their political –

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Business & Economy Future bleak as falling oil price forces austerity

The hearing of the introduction of austerity measures announced by the Minister of Finance and Supervising minister of the economy, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala recently sent fears and jitters over the spine of Nigerians due to previous experience and the attendants hardship that followed. The measures was to be taking due to the continuous fall in the price of crude oil in the international community. ABIODUN AWOGBEMI and JOHNMARK UKOKO writes on the feelings, fears and expectations of Nigerians on the new measures and the falling oil price.

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usterity measures and fall in oil price

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republic in which Alhaji Sheu Shagari was the president under the National Unity Party of Nigeria (NPN) with Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) as the major opposition party during the period in which the economy as we are witnessing now was mismanaged by the ruling party and austerity measures was introduced which led the military to take over the government and hold on to power till 1999 before another democratic structure. The organized private sector (OPS) on " !

federal government to over dependence on

ƒ of solid minerals.

The OPS posited that the ability of a nation to generate foreign exchange determines the strength of the nation’s currency, and of the economy, especially where the resources are diversed, and not a mono as in Nigeria. The industry expert said there should be robust advocacy and awareness campaigns on the vast potentials of Nigeria’s minerals by the three tiers of government and other relevant stakeholders on continuous basis, through workshops, seminars, road shows and conferences. According to OPS there are many factors in favour of the solid minerals *ƒ / % $ % diversity of the metallic and non metallic minerals; international investors are prepared to bear exploration costs, and risks a favourable policy framework. The

In search of common currency for ECOWAS >>Pg.13 countries

new national solid minerals policy of the Federal Government which replaced the old % %

competitive environment for solid minerals development. The availability of international technology market, low cost mineral production processes which if properly sourced and assembled will minimise production costs, thereby ameliorate the impact of falling mineral commodity prices. Moreover, the deregulation of the mining sector under the Nigerian Investment Promotion Council (NIPC) Decree 1995 allows for 100 percent foreign ownership of mining operations and other related enterprise. Also, the main opposition party the dissolved Action Congress of Nigeria and Conference of Political Party also expressed

* ‡ the measures will bring on the citizen. The Lagos State chapter of All Progressives Congress (APC) has lambasted the ruling party “for subjecting Nigeria to economic ruins in 16 years of relentless oil boom.� The party stated that “We note that while oil price skyrocketed in the last sixteen years, the people have been fed with wrecked infrastructures, grand reversal of the gains made during the previous era, a crumbling country, massive corruption, ineptitude and impunity. We note that in any sane and

normal society, the providential windfall Nigeria gained from skyrocketing oil price would have been employed to built massive infrastructures such as roads, bridges, " $ $

$ $ industries, power generating plants, create } * % reduce poverty. This is what obtains in countries that produce oil in such massive scale as Nigeria and even countries that are not so endowed. “Nigerians note that while oil money & $ % % spree and used every known corruptive means to mop up the mammoth revenue as they gushed in. We note how the party has been promoting a bizarre corruption complex, which has seen Nigeria broke just two months after price of oil started a free fall. We note that the APC has been raising alarm for a long time now of how the PDP government wrecked the Nigerian economy through the promotion of massive graft and corruption especially during the Jonathan era. We note that we have raised alarm of how the economy was made so accessible and pliable to the partisan whims and caprices of PDP members

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Business & Economy

Future bleak as falling oil price forces austerity Continued from Page 11

Nigerian economy to make it vulnerable and susceptible to collapse. We had raised alarm that the PDP was raiding the excess crude account and other savings that would have helped us withstand the present economic shock.� The organized labour are not left out in the anxiety and fears of the new measures. The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) in a statement said it welcome some of the * }

the workers. The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, (TUC) in a statement by its president, Comrade Boboi Bala Kaigama called on the Federal Government to put remedial measures in place to insulate the poor masses in the country from becoming the targets of the newly introduced austerity measures occasioned by the current drop in the price of crude oil in the international market. The TUC president cautioned the Government on the inherent dangers in austerity measures warning that all stakeholders’ in the society must be part of the implementation processes for the policies to trickle down to rural areas. He said: “We call on the Federal Government to put in place necessary policy measures that would ensure that the newly introduced austerity measures, following the continued drop in oil price in international market do not take the masses as target. “This is because the austerity programmes administered by Western governments in the + Š % * $ of course, intended as a remedy, a tough but necessary course of treatment to relieve the " *

recession�, he added. “Our worries over the Federal Government’s introduction of austerity measures show that the cost of austerity can be calculated in human lives�, he further said. The labour said it welcome the ideas whereby tax will be imposed on some goods and products consumed by certain group and caliber of the society The President of the Petroleum and /

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“ politicians to prune the number of aides working with them as a measure instead of imposing hardship on the citizen.. Johnson, who was reacting to the austerity measures announced by the Federal Government in response to the falling price of crude oil, the major revenue earner for the country, said such measure had become imperative to rescue the economy. He said that a reduction in the number of aides was a more meaningful measure ! % % “unnecessary’’ austerity measures on Nigerians. “The huge number of political appointees as aides to the Presidency, the ministers, state governors and their commissioners is simply

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& % economy through non-release of funds for development. The union said it favoured tightening the noose around all avenues of leakage and wastage. Instead of introducing austerity measures

& more pains on the people, governments at all levels should consider reducing to the barest minimum the numbers of aides, Johnson said. “If we are looking for ways to cut cost, I

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of reducing the number of Presidential aides

Minister of Petroleum, Alison-Madueke

from 133 to the barest minimum of about 20. “The huge amount we spend in paying these aides can be used on developmental projects and boosting of the nation’s economy. “The governors, ministers and federal and state legislators should also be made to reduce their aides to a sizeable number that our economy can bear and whatever is got from this exercise should be used in supporting and bolstering the economy.� He also advised the government to develop other sectors along with the extractive and manufacturing sectors in order to diversify the national economy from its monolithic dependence on oil and gas. % $

" development of other minerals, agriculture and the manufacturing sectors that will help Nigeria to escape the challenges posed by the dwindling global oil price. “The dwindling oil price is now raising palpable fear due to the over dependence on oil and gas exports for over 90 per cent of our country’s foreign exchange earnings.� He noted that the excess crude account " “ times like this had been depleted.

The dwindling oil price is now raising palpable fear due to the over dependence on oil and gas exports for over 90 per cent of our country’s foreign exchange earnings

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consumptions. Q' ƒ able to meet our local demand for petroleum products due to some avoidable and unavoidable factors. “These are crude oil theft, pipeline vandalism, lack of formidable legal framework such as the Petroleum Industry ” 2ˆ=”3$ %

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President, Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), said the austerity measures were not necessary. But a trader in consumable products, 6 % 7

introduction of tax on some goods which according to him will yield no possible result as most of the consumables used by the category are imported into the country hence nothing much will be realized from the measure. She said explained that only few people % % " hence not much revenue can be saved through the process. 6 in crude oil price is a blessing in disguise for Nigeria as it will give the country the opportunity to diversify the economy from monolithic economy to other sectors $ _ "$ 9$ % Progressives Congress’ states disclosed that many states were unable to pay salaries, and meet their statutory obligations as a result of the falling oil prices. ' % % " * + & "$ price of crude oil continued its free fall, %

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Business & Economy

In search of common currency for ECOWAS countries The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has set year 2020 as the deadline for the use of single currency in all the West African countries, and Nigeria is poised to play a major role in the process. While the plan apparently has received unanimous support, concerns have been raised regarding its effect on the economy, standard of living and other challenges confronting the country such as infrastructure, money

crimes among others. ABIODUN AWOGBEMI reports. Recently, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), during a meeting in Calabar, Nigeria, through the Director of Strategic Planning, Mr. Essien AbelEssien, disclosed that the strategic planning framework for 2016-2020 is to ensure that single currency is achieved by 2020 for use by all the West African countries comprising the Anglophone countries of Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone and Francophone counterparts which include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Togo and Guinea-Bissau and Guinea Abel-Essien explained that the implementation of the recommendations of the % % ! % " * a prerogative of the ECOWAS Heads of States. The 2020 vision, according to him, is to seek to create a borderless, peaceful, prosperous and cohesive region built on good governance, and also give people the capacity to access and harness its enormous resources through the creation of opportunities for sustainable development and environmental preservation. Q' Ă‡Âƒ " ensure congruence of purpose, and to ensure

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region’s abundant resources and comparative advantage. “It will also provide the general framework for advancing integration wok in the region, and guiding national development planning process, he said. Despite the laudable project, many people are pessimistic about the workability of the project as those involved are considered as % * language, culture, geographical location, $ $ $

! % % The introduction of the single currency is premised on the introduction and use of the Euro by European countries, but according to some analyst, the level of African development does not match that of Europe. In his own reaction to the fear of language barrier, the Head of ECOWAS National Unit, Ghana, Mr. Bonaventure Adjavor said, “I do not see language as a barrier to single currency, the process to adopt the currency is ongoing and a new timetable has been set for 2020.�

% % – French, English and Portuguese, the commission would ensure that a single

currency note in 2020 is realised as it would facilitate the movement of people and communication within the region. … $ Gilles DufrÊnot, in his reaction to what was considered as arguments in favour of a single currency for West African States “

$ of introducing a single currency within ECOWAS could be based on several historical observations. First, monetary unions tend

% % " ! a critical mass. Second, regional trade is what drives economic growth, rather than transactions in the context of North/South specialisation. “The reason for this is that regional trade most often involves the exchange of similar products, avoiding the pitfall of national industries evicted by imports. Lastly, following on the trade tirade, the global economy is likely to take shape around currency poles soon hence it will be important for African countries too to have their own poles, alongside international currency poles, the dollar, the euro and the yen.� On the implementation of the single currency, the countries that are not members of the franc zone will set up their own monetary zone called the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ), adopting a common currency and the West African Currency Unit (WAEMU), these countries are Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Nigeria and Sierra Leone. Starting in 2020, the WAMZ and WAEMU will merge their two currency zones to create a single monetary zone throughout ECOWAS, adopting a new currency. Cape Verde and Liberia would also join this zone. The Cape Verde escudo is pegged to the euro. According to the plan, there are supposed to be no any barriers per se, but the monetary * ! the member countries have similar economic structures, when their economic policies are coordinated, and when each country agrees to refrain from adopting policies that would be harmful to other members. " *

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! % % within a union composed mostly of poor countries that do not have the equivalent of the “structural funds that Europe had.� They are of the opinion that it is not enough to have a single currency. The exchange regime is a fundamental issue, because decisions have to be made about what is best for the countries in their relationships with the rest of the world. The future single ECOWAS currency * & %

currencies, or it could be pegged to them at a Â… Â… % $

& in relation to a bundle of selected currencies. % … % % “ because to do so, one must take all aspects of economic and social “well-being� into account: * $ $ &

$ % among others. Q' … % % co-exist in a small area does not favour trade between countries due to the high transaction costs involved, for example, fees for currency conversion and the insurance costs incurred by importers and exporters to cover exchange risks. Furthermore, for currencies not pegged to an international currency, the problems linked to the credibility of their exchange policies and the uncertainties linked to volatile exchange rates discourage stable foreign capital and investment over the medium and long term.� On the role of Nigeria, an Economist, Japhet Igueko, said Nigeria is the only ECOWAS country that has the capacity to support the single currency, given its economic and % ‘ bank’s experience managing an independent currency. In the eyes of Nigerians, the single currency

ECOWAS chairman, John Dramanl Mahama of Ghana

According to the plan, there are supposed to be no any barriers per se, but the monetary union has better chances for survival when the member countries have similar economic structures, when their economic policies are coordinated, and when each country agrees to refrain from adopting policies that would be harmful to other members should serve to protect the zone’s agricultural and industrial potential; consequently, the exchange policy and trade policy will have to be linked when it comes to agriculture. The single currency should help limit the risk of Dutch disease, the impact of international exchange rate variations, and the instability of % " &

% domestic prices. The Director-General of the Financial Institutions Training Center (FITC) based in Lagos, Nigeria, Mr. Oladimeji Alo, is of the opinion that by integrating the economies in West Africa, monetary integration will lead to the creation of a single regional market. The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA), arm of the Organised Private 27ˆ 3$ " be adopted as it called for the adoption of Nigeria’s Naira as the single currency for the sub region. NACCIMA said that for this to happen, the Naira should be revalued for it to be at par with the American dollar as it was in the 80s. The association’s former director general, John Isemede, who called for the adoption of Naira pointed out that the much talked about economic integration has been elusive for years because the requirements for the convergence

can’t be met by participating countries. He said, “Our import cultures have not allowed economic integration and taking orders from other people to run our own country. Again, how can we achieve the economic bloc? We are talking of the Common XÂ… ' + Â… " ĂŒ we are a sub-region and not a custom union. For us to be a custom union, incentives, VAT,

$ ƒ * same thing. Today, VAT in Nigeria is 5 percent, Benin Republic 20 percent; Ghana 17 percent, and if we now have all these, why will the borders not be porous and smuggling not be booming because there is a big advantage of routing your goods through Nigeria at 5 percent. How can we achieve free movement of goods with

'Œ‰ In view of this, he said, “If we can develop our economy internally like what happened in the 80s, today the naira can become ECOWAS’ single currency. “All we have to do is to work on the Naira because in the past, people were traveling abroad with the Naira because it was more or less the single currency in West Africa. If the value of the naira today is N50 to the US$, a lot of experts in America would come back to Nigeria because the value of the currency. If you are mighty, other economies will run after you,� he said. According to him, Ghana Cedis and the CFA may not qualify for the single currency because they are overvalued and have been depreciating for almost 20 years; how can they meet the convergence? “In fact, we cannot wait for this people because there can never be a convergence. It can’t work. The CFA today is a member of the Euro because when France decided to surrender the French franc to Euro, the CFA automatically became Euro; if you are doing business with Francophone countries and invoiced your goods in dollars and pounds, you may not be paid because their currency is not tied to dollar and pounds. But if you invoice your goods in Euro, you will get your money because their currency which was once tied to the French franc is now tied to the Euro,� he said. However, there are many questions that are begging for answers; how would the central bank of each country monitor the currency

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Business News

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Politics Emergency rule of controversy Mansur Oladunjoye, Asst. Politics Editor

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ederal Government’s decision to extend the existing emergency rule in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states on Monday was the third time it has taken such a decision since security was heavily threatened in those states by the atrocious activities of members of the Boko Haram Islamic sect. This renewal which was met with mixed reactions was considered by the President and the National Security Council at the Presidential Villa where

‡ * * % ! + by Boko Haram were extensively examined. The council which is one of the federal executive’s bodies established by Section 135 of the nation’s Constitution has the power to advise

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% to the defence of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Nigeria. Its members include the President (chairman); the Vice President (deputy chairman); Minister of Defence; Chief 1 ĂŒ " ĂŒ / Others are the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Pius Anyim; Minister of Defence, General Aliyu Guasu (rtd); and the Minister of Interior, Mr. Aba Moro and such other members as the President may appoint. At the meeting, it was discussed that the much-desired peace still eludes the $ Â… % the emergency rule that expired on Thursday was a must for the government. % ! " the Federation and Minister for Justice, Muhammed Adoke, shortly after the meeting, “we have just reviewed the issue of the state of emergency and the government would be requesting the National Assembly to extend the emergency rule.â€? It would be recalled that President Goodluck Jonathan, on May 20, 2013, declared emergency rule in the states following the nefarious activities of the Boko Haram sect, with the National Assembly supporting the President’s quest; since then the emergency rule has been extended twice. Newswatch Times learnt that there were calls for the sacking of the state governors to pave way for the appointment of military administrators. But the presidency has declared that it has no power to sack the governors. However, as noble as the idea was to the presidency and some Nigerians, it needed the approval of the Senate, which on Tuesday disagreed with the executive. Some senators’ shout of “nayâ€? rented the Senate, when their leader, Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba, moved a motion requesting the Senate to go into an executive session to consider the presidential request. The situation forced the Senate President, David Mark, to state that the hallowed chamber must consider the request and debate it and thereafter approve or disapprove of it. To this, however, the senators agreed and after a two-hour executive session, they decided to adjourn the debate till Wednesday.

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Tambuwal As many Nigerians are worried about the essence of the continued extension of the emergency rule which they claimed has not really yielded the desired result(s), the House of Representatives’ minority leader, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila declared: “The state of emergency has yielded no positive results and I do not see a need for yet another extension.� Though ‘useless’ to the likes of Gbajabiamila, the emergency rule was applauded by some Nigerians and groups. For example, the Borno State $ } ! $ well as stakeholders of the state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Tuesday rallied support for the Federal Government, advising the military and other security agencies

% % the North East to be focused in order to * ! $ " general elections are fast approaching. Also, PDP stakeholders in the state have declared their supports, with a promise to ensure President Jonathan’s re-election in 2015. They reasoned that it is only the PDP-led administration

ƒ" ƒ Boko Haram insurgency. The stakeholders who were led at a * % *" 6 for Power, Hon. Mohammed Wakil, said: “We met again after our successful outing on Monday. We discussed many

* " support for Mr. President - both on his re-election and the ongoing anti-

Mark terrorist operations. We rededicate ourselves to wresting power from the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Borno State and commend the security % in the anti–terror war.� ! $ signed by his spokesman, Mallam Isa Gusau, said: “No election in Nigeria should be worth the life of a single Nigerian. I am sure the Nigerian military knows this and is doing everything possible to safeguard lives and property even in the face of challenges. “The 2015 general election is a major factor that all stakeholders, especially the security agencies must be very wary of, so that we do not lose focus for a minute. The ultimate ambition of insurgents all over the world is to defeat constitutional governance and common sense and introduce violence which has no respect for human lives. “So, why political parties and politicians get involved in the sometimes desperate struggles for power, we should be very thoughtful to realise the need to keep our security % % % insurgency and should not make them lose focus; and by that, give room for our common enemies, the insurgents, to extend their violence. “We should be humane enough to remember that whereas some of us in position of authority and those with connections here and there may have

" ! make us less or not vulnerable to being direct victims of insurgency onslaught, there are indeed many citizens of ours * " ! + we, as leaders and security agencies, %

% % “We have a sacred duty as leaders and members of political parties and other institutions, of ensuring that we protect and preserve the sanctity of our security agencies, which is this era, is to help defend the overall citizens from the pains insurgents desire to viciously

& ‰ Applauding the military for remaining focused so far, the governor advised that they should be encouraged to remain so; adding that if not for the military, other security agencies and determined civilian volunteers, the insurgents would perhaps have occupied most parts of Borno and other areas. “The military must not only preserve the existence of those we seek to lead when we win elections in 2015 but must also be allowed to do so,� he said, asking, “who do we lead if insurgents succeed over our citizens and occupy our territories? Of what essence will our positions of authority even be without those to be led?� According to him, “the safety of our people and their continued existence are more paramount to us than being in power.� He also said that he has no doubts about the sincerity of President Jonathan in seeking an extension of the emergency rule to make it easier for the security agencies to continue their service to the nation. “I think an extension is reasonable in the circumstance we have found ourselves, just as it is also reasonable to take stock of what previous declarations have achieved,� he said, stressing that “no democratic government would wish to have military men roaming its streets with armoured tanks.� Reacting to the emergency rule extension, Yobe State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim Gaidam, challenged President Jonathan on the wisdom in instituting the action in the North East, saying its % ! + in the state. The governor, who lamented 6 "^ * * ! + " school in Potiskum, said the suicide ! + ƒ* + Gaidam, in a statement by his spokesman, Mallam Abdullahi Bego, said: “This (Monday) morning, our state woke up to very sad and heart* + % * * ! + young students at the Government Comprehensive School, Potiskum, in which no fewer than 35 students were killed and many more injured.� According to the statement, “the %

! " schools in Yobe State were brutally ! + + ' were the cases of the Government Secondary School, Damaturu; Government Secondary School, Mamudo; College of Agriculture, Gujba; Federal Government College, Buni-Yadi; and now Government Comprehensive School, Potiskum. “Governor Gaidam deeply regrets

" ! + + place under a climate of emergency rule declared in Yobe, Borno and Continued on Page 57

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Politics

Road to 2015 Polls

I’ll launch Delta to new height – Guber aspirant Olorogun David Edevbie’s calm visage and youthful look belies his intellectual depth and conviction. He was Delta State’s Commissioner for Finance from 1999 to 2005 when he voluntarily resigned and returned to the private sector and later, the Director of Finance and Strategy in the late President Umaru Yar’Adua’s Presidential Campaign Organisation and subsequently worked as principal secretary to the late President till April 2010. In this interview with the media, he talks about his dreams for the state, convictions and why he feels he is the right man to govern the state for the next four years. BENSON EDJEWHOVBO covered it for Newswatch Times.

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ou have been in the news of late as one vying for the governorship of Delta State in 2015. What informed your decision to join the race? Yes, it is true that I am in the Delta State governorship race for 2015. Simply put, rather than sit on the sidelines like most people and complain about the state of $ = to get involved and try to make a = *"

+ 1 * ! - if not for my generation, at least for my children’s. My decision to run for the governorship emanates from my conviction and passion to meaningfully contribute to the development of the state and its people through quality and & =

" and relevant experience to create an enabling environment for our people to realise their vast potentials * ! %

= % focused, prudent and accountable leadership.

Are you not bothered about the political complexity in the state, arising from it being a multi-ethnic state? What do you think can be done to redress the ethnic tension and suspicion? I think my response to the last question partly addresses this. Delta State like the larger polity called Nigeria is undergoing socio-political evolution and such complexities are bound to be the order of the day. But I am optimistic that with improved education we shall overcome. For now, what I think is required is for the political class, intellectuals ground and mediate our way out

of these complexities. Believe me, the masses are not sold on these complexities you are referring to. It is the political class that manipulates them to create ethnic divides. The current developmental challenges

1 the people truly want is good governance. Take, for example, the crisis currently brewing around the

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" } in Warri South West which has the biggest potential for employment in Africa. The solution lies in peace building by creating awareness and an enabling environment for all to thrive. I worked in the Philippines when they had similar problems and we handled it with all the dexterity that brought peace and prosperity to that region. As you may be aware, I played a pivotal role in resolving the militant crisis in the Niger Delta and the experience puts me in a good position to mediate in crisis situations like the one arising 1

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to be governor of Delta State? I have always said that I am one of

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implies. Nevertheless, in my humble opinion I believe that what Delta currently needs is an experienced person who can build on what _ =* the incumbent, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, have achieved so far. Many believe that my unique private and public sector experience at both the state and federal levels puts me ahead of others. Right now Deltans will be comfortable with someone who is detribalised, who can view the entire state from a pan-Delta perspective and who they can trust and work with.

Deltans will be comfortable with someone who is detribalised, who can view the entire state from a pan-Delta perspective and who they can trust and work with Edevbie Another advantage I have is that I am a bridge-builder as evidenced by the fact that I worked comfortably with everybody when I held the very sensitive position of Finance $ is a kind of consensus around my person and political aspiration. The politicians know I have no desire to retire them and the civil servants know that I have the technical skills to complement their work and allow them to contribute their quota to the development of the state free

& ' people know I am principled, very * Â… " ĂŒ ^ why anecdotal evidence suggests that if a poll were done in Delta state today, stripping out party and ethnic considerations, nine out of every 10 Deltans would vote for me. I am clearly the people’s choice. What is your assessment of the governments of Chief Ibori and Governor Uduaghan? Both governments did well and provided Delta and Deltans the launch pad to make the giant leap to development. Ibori opened up the state through massive road infrastructure and landmark * % ' linking up of every part of the state. He rebuilt schools and hospitals and more. Uduaghan continued from there by initiating a threepoint agenda of peace and security, human capital development and infrastructural development. Above all this, is his enunciation of the ‘Delta Beyond Oil’ policy which I believe is a step in the right direction not just for Delta State but the whole country. This policy is what will sustain Delta State in the years ahead and I dare say that

only a development economist can see it through and I am one. At the moment the country is facing the prospect of economic austerity arising from the falling prices of crude oil. It is in situations such as this that a development economist of my calibre comes in on a rescue mission. And the Delta Beyond Oil policy remains the panacea. Now, tell us what you consider to be the developmental problems of Delta State and how you intend to manage them? One of the things I have done so far is to commission a mini Needs Assessment Bureau which went round the state to do an evaluation of needs assessment. I have reviewed the report and to be honest I already have a working knowledge of the developmental problems ‡ "$ = also done some critical thinking with the mini Bureau to evolve solutions. As an economist and development-oriented person I am

" * “ to say at this stage, that each of the three senatorial districts present development challenges, some of which are common and others are unique and I have solutions that

Because I already have the requisite experience unlike others, I will hit the ground running. Now, what are your plans for Delta State? I am a man on a mission that is inspired by a grand vision. First, I must restate my commitment to an idea I have had since 1999 which is essentially a pan-Delta agenda. Undoubtedly, while Delta State has made some progress since 1999, my desire is to launch the state into a new level hitherto un-conceived.

My plans for Delta State shall be a testimony to the manifold achievement that a stubborn dream, tenacious vision, purpose-driven and accountable leadership can make possible. I have a well laid out blueprint that can be called a version of the ‘Marshall Plan.’ First, I recognise the importance of education to the development of society. It is for this reason that I propose strict adherence to •/X 7^

education. I shall ensure access to quality education at all levels and also rework the current education curriculum to be entrepreneurshipdriven. There will also be emphasis on civic and cultural education. I would like education in Delta * = 'ƒ with regular training for all our teachers. Provision and upgrading of education infrastructure would also be prioritised. Education would continue to be subsidised and also be compulsory from primary to " ĂŒ bursary will be available to tertiary students. Secondly, massive improvement in the quality of the health sector is an essential part of my marshal plan 1 = % scheme that will guarantee access to ‡

" * all Deltans irrespective of where they are in the state. I will build more modern health infrastructure to be complemented by the acquisition of advanced medical equipment even as primary and secondary health facilities are upgraded. There shall be regular recruitment and training of health personnel and subsidised medicare for pregnant women, "ƒ " and citizens of 65 years and above.

How Niger East PDP decided zoning arrangement A Justina Asishana, Minna

s the political heat gets ! $ * talks of zoning and likely consensus with meetings being In Niger State, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the Niger East Senatorial district has designed a new zoning arrangement which shared the two

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‘birthright’ for the 2015 general elections among Suleja, Minna and Kagara emirate councils that make up the zone. The senatorial position was zoned to the Minna Emirate, the state’s ministerial slot to the Suleja Emirate while the position of speaker of the state Assembly is zoned to the Kagara Emirate. This arrangement was concluded at the stakeholders’ forum in the Niger East Senatorial district, thus

automatically disqualifying the serving senator in the zone, Shem Zagbayi Nuhu, who is from Dikko

` of Suleja Emirate from contesting in the 2015 senatorial race. However, the new arrangement " Mu’azu Babangida’s senatorial ambition. At the meeting where the new zoning arrangement was announced, PDP zonal chairman, } * 6 $

the stakeholders that he brought the decision of the nine PDP local government chairmen of the zone

& the local government chairmen had met and deliberated on the need to

! zone between the three emirates. Mamman said the local government chairmen arrived at the decision to give the Minna X ĂŒ } X $ ĂŒ

while the slot for the speaker of the state House of Assembly goes to the Kagara Emirate. According to him, that is the reason the stakeholders’ meeting was summoned, although the senator who is a stakeholder was not invited neither was he informed about the meeting. After the PDP zonal chairman Continued on Page 57

November 22, 2014

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Sports/EURO League

Arsenal, Man United battle for prestige S

aturday’s tasty encounter between Arsenal and Man United is the featured game + +ƒ a fascinating spectacle to % … ^ history. Both teams have had a poor start this season by the high standards set by clubs of their size, however a win for either side will take them into the Top 4 if other results go their way. It will also be a big game for former Arsenal captain, Robin van Persie, who will no doubt be jeered by the home fans, and will want to prove he still merits a starting spot in this United side. Both teams have a serious backlog of injuries in their squads. Arsenal will have to make do without Mathieu Debuchy, Mesut Ozil, Vassiriki Diaby, while players close to returning are David Ospina, Laurent Koscielny, Mikel Arteta and Serge Gnabry. Strikers Danny Welbeck and Oliver

Giroud are both a small doubt but have a good chance of featuring. United are reported to be without Rafael, Marcos Rojo and Jesse Lingard, while there are concerns over the availability of David De Gea, Luke Shaw, Phil Jones, Jonny Evans, Angel di Maria, Daley Blind, Ashley Young, Michael Carrick and Radamel Falcao. … ‘ man to watch in the Arsenal shirt, he has almost single " + &

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… goals in the last four games. With man United missing several absentees like di Maria and Falcao, it will lie on captain Wayne Rooney, to provide a match-winning performance. Elsewhere at Stamford Bridge, leaders Chelsea will look to maintain their unbeaten start to the season when they play host to West Brom on Saturday afternoon. Jose Mourinho’s men came from behind to claim vital victory against `

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competitions this campaign and has also been linked with English giants Arsenal and Manchester United.

as their opponents West Brom have won just one of

… competitions and the task facing the Baggies here is quite enormous. Chelsea’s Spanish international striker, Diego Costa has scored 10 goals in nine Premier League appearances for the Blues thus far this term and, having sat out of Spain’s recent doubleheader against Belarus and Germany, the 26-year-old * raring to go this weekend over the last couple of months.

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Milan plan swoop for Okaka C Milan are reportedly interested in acquiring Sampdoria and Italy forward, Stefano Okaka as contract negotiations between the player and the Blucerchiati have stalled. The 25-year-old has had an impressive start to the season in Serie A and as a result, received his

cap against Albania in a friendly match. According to Sportmediaset.it, the former Roma man has caught the eye of the Rossoneri and could take advantage of Okaka’s contract situation, as initial talks have so far

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abi Alonso has spoken of his admiration for Manuel Neuer, and says he is the best goalkeeper he has ever played with. Bayern Munich stopper, Neuer, is a candidate for the Ballon d’Or and teammate Alonso believes he would be a worthy winner of the prestigious award. “Neuer is by far the best goalkeeper I’ve played with and he is a big player for us out on the pitch,� the former @ 6

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Inter target out of favour Atleti striker nter Milan are amongst a host of clubs reportedly chasing Atletico Madrid outcast, Alessio Cerci. The Italian forward recently moved to the Spanish La Liga champions from Torino in the summer for an undisclosed fee, but has so far failed to make an impact in Diego Simeone’s team. Consequently, according to reports from Sportmediaset.it the Rojiblancos would be willing to part ways with the Italian for around ₏13 million. However, Atletico Madrid only own 50% of the players’ rights and any potential deal will also have to be discussed with the third party Qatar.

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possible moment of his final playing days at the Nou Camp. The player was speaking to Catalan TV station TV3: “I haven’t got long left to play. I’m 34 now and in January I’ll be 35. I want to enjoy this stage of my career and get the most out of it,

everybody says it’s the best time�. Furthermore, Xavi revealed that when the time finally comes to hang up his boots, he would like to become a football coach. “Afterwards, I’d like to become a coach and learn English�, he affirmed.

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Brides&Grooms Relationship

Amina Brai Omoike, Nigeria Media Merit Award winner 2013 amina.omoike@mydailynewswatchng.com Tel: 0708-737-6877

Enhancing communication in relationships

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How to be ‘hot’ in bed Create a love-filled, romantic atmosphere Achieving better performance does not start in bed; it starts with you creating a love-filled and romantic atmosphere that is conducive for fire to spark between you and your spouse at " … ' ensure a love-filled and romantic atmosphere in the home, you must “stay in touch� with your ' % him/her, speaking through eye contact, sitting together to watch

$ % Â… % and so forth. You and your spouse must also create room for proper communication and this requires that you respect each ^ / Â… away any complaint from your partner as this brings about tension rather than romance. Resolve all conflicts quickly, however difficult this may be. Never sweep any conflict under the carpet, for this will amount to postponing the evil day. Learn the art of playing and cracking jokes with each other because this enhances intimacy and prepares "

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communicate with their spouses (including write out the things you want to say so you how you say things tactfully, how to listen take care to deliver your message more in a way that your partner feels heard, clearly. how to stay in a calm conversational zone You’ll get through the problem more instead escalating into angry outburst, easily if you can keep your spouse on your % ! % "$ "$ side instead of pushing them away. sarcastic). Once a marriage gets on a rough track, %

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negativity grows. Problems escalate as Some competition is okay, but anything both spouses repeat their mistakes again that isn’t mutual and playful could build a % ' + + % wall. communication mistakes and learn how Competition is all around us. You may they can be resolved. have to stay ahead of the game in some 1. Yelling at your spouse. areas of your life, but your marriage is not When you feel angry, you probably one of them. When one person is always the start raising your voice. Anger creates winner, both spouses lose. tension. As tension builds, you look for a Anything that isn’t mutual and playful " …

> % " could build a wall between you. spouse becomes a quick and easy option, = " " * % Q ‰ although it often causes more trouble than the back of your mind with supporting ‡ * +É ^ ! bullet points for every disagreement, you instructions for marriage, the advice to may win the argument nearly every time. [ ^ " … $ " " …

^ It may feel good to unleash your tension on your spouse when they upset you, but the sense of satisfaction is often short-lived. Whatever you say in your angry state is ΠLearn to say sweet things in foreign languages. + " Yelling unleashes lots of strong, negative ΠDedicate songs to them on the

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demoralize your spouse than anything else. A person with emotional insecurities may overcompensate by trying to look superior to his or her spouse. When they stay on top,

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their belief that they are successful. You may not be used to your spouse showing tenderness toward you. If you married a great person, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. You don’t have

3. Making Marriage about Me Instead of We. Sometimes, your marriage might just be focused on you — what you look like, how you just messed something up, what you have on your schedule later, what you are looking forward to, etc. Generosity and considerate behaviours can go a long way toward nurturing a great marriage. Instead of wondering if they’ll ever load the dishwasher right, do something you know your spouse will appreciate. Be forewarned: they may not throw you a ticker-tape parade because you did it. Don’t get caught up in the “what’s in it for me� trap again. = "

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generosity, the more you’ll naturally feel generous and loving toward your spouse. No doubt, it takes some practice to change old marriage communication mistakes. It’s amazing how the energy between spouses can change so much with just a few changes. When you understand how it all % $ " + % your relationship right away.

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Brides&Grooms

Bridal Tips: How men can wear bright wedding colours

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hen the bride and her attendants are wearing really bright colours like pink, charcoal suits look fantastic. There are many options for the accessories. Black shirts with silver ties. White shirts with silver ties. Black shirts with pink ties. White shirts with pink ties. The groom could wear silver and the groomsmen pink. If that’s too much pƒink, then bring pink into the suit accessories or better still with a pink buttonhole (flower ). The groom could wear a white shirt and the groomsmen black. They could also experiment at the time

of the fitting until they come up with a combination that pleases them. The wearing of light colours such as grey by the groom can be fraught with danger at anytime, especially to a late afternoon wedding and evening reception. It is highly recommended that the bridal party not only look more formal that the guests, but that they set the standard for your wedding. The men should definitely wear the more traditional black suits or dark lounge suits. Œ

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Should you keep your friendship with your ex? Someone once said that sustaining friendship with an ex is like re-opening an old wound. Although, people have diverse views on this issue, the fact still remains that there is a history to remember either for good or bad. AMINA BRAI OMOIKE spoke to some people.

remaining a friend to your ex shows you two are mature enough to get over the fact that you weren’t meant to be together ‘ Yes, I once had. I even went to her traditional wedding. Nobody knows tomorrow. What if she/he is your interviewer for a job? - ’

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Runsewe Ayo Babajide and Iyadunni Lawal during their wedding in Ikoyi Registry recently.

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My boyfriend wants me to move in with him

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have been dating my boyfriend for about three years. We are both career people and he is asking me to move in with him. He actually wants us to rent an apartment together. We love each other and want to get married. My friends say I shouldn’t move in with him; but I actually live with my brother. My brother got married six months ago and I feel like I am inconveniencing them. Do you think this is a good idea? Linda, Ikeja Linda, If he really wants you to live with him, then he has to marry you. There are no two ways around it. Don’t fall into that ‘marriage rehearsal’. If he is sincere, he doesn’t need to live with you to be sure that he wants to marry you. Although, many people would probably give reasons they are cohabiting. He wants to rent an apartment with you – is it for economic reasons? Research shows that living together does not help people prepare for marriage or help them avoid divorce. There are many reasons you shouldn’t live with your boyfriend until he marries you. One thing is that it clouds your judgment. You would think you know your man very well but the truth is that it is almost impossible to see a person objectively when you are living with them. There just isn’t enough distance. You are more likely to break your heart. Sex is a God-given gift intended to bond a man and his wife. When you live with someone you aren’t married to, you bond with each other, too. Again, you may get pregnant with serious consequences. Remember that birth control FJPQUVXZV[[\[V]Z^V_Z`UVZzZ_UJ{ZVX|UVUQZ^ZVJ}V}UJ~~V V tiny percentage that could lead to pregnancy. Studies have shown that most relationships of cohabiting couples would most likely end – and that’s 80 per cent of the time! So what happens to you? You might have blocked your ‘future’ Q|}X `ƒV„^†FV‡`ƒJ`PVˆ†|\

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4 7 * $ = ! a wedding with my cousin over the weekend. While he was having fun with all his friends, I was just stuck in a corner to myself. Anyway, I got talking with a cute older guy and we exchanged numbers. He hinted that he would like to see me again. I really enjoyed his company and I would also like to stay friends with him. Should I call him? Or do I just wait for him to + Œ Evbu, Benin Evbu, †|V ^ZVJ`Vˆ†|^V‰Š}V `ƒVƒZ‡`JUZ~ˆV PZ J`PV V~†UV†„V†zZ^}\V †FZ`‹VŒQZ`V V F `V~J�Z}V VPJ^~‹VQZV‡`ƒ}VZŽ_|}Z}VU†V_†`U _UV her even if it is just a text message. If you really want my advice, I would say just wait for him to call. He isn’t a teenager; so it is not like he is shy or anything like that. There is usually a three to four day rule however; a time frame of more than one week ruins the momentum. There will be too much time between meetings for things to develop naturally. You want U†VXZV X~ZVU†VX|J~ƒV†`VŒQ UZ{Z^V ^ _UJ†`V and compatibility is present in person, and rather soon. If he contacts you and suggests that you two should come together again over the weekend; that’s reasonable enough. Time is of the essence. „VUQZV_†``Z_UJ†`V `ƒV ^ _UJ†`VJ}VUQZ^Z‹V he would come for you – and soon too. So don’t become all worried and barrage him with texts or pings.

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got married to my long-time % " % = used to be an outgoing guy and enjoyed hanging out with my friends. Since we got married, I don’t feel it is right to keep going out. At the beginning, my wife liked the fact that I enjoyed spending all the time with her; but now, she says she is uncomfortable with my introverted lifestyle. She has started feeling guilty when she needs to hang out with her friends. What do I do? Yinka, Ajah Yinka, You agree that marriage is quite challenging, don’t you? Our expectations for romance and love are wildly out of line with the reality of marriage. It is true that men (whether married or single) need to hang out with men regularly. One of the ways to remain balanced and sane in marriage is to make time to enjoy being with your own sex. Men and women who Q {ZVXZZ`VF ^^JZƒV VŒQJ~ZV†„UZ`V‡`ƒV themselves with no friends: their lives revolve around work and family, and they begin to feel constrained and isolated.

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Judiciary Slain Ladipo traders: Family renews cry for Justice Ayodele Olalere

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hirteen years after the alleged gruesome murder of four young Ladipo market traders - Anthony Ezenwafor, Chukwuemeka Ezeofor, Izuchukwu Ezeama and Aloysius Osigwe ƒ *" “ ! ‘C’ Police Command in Surulere, Lagos, families of the deceased are yet to get over the incident that has thrown them into eternal grief. Every July 1, the memory of the murder of their sons who had come to Lagos to earn a living before their untimely deaths re-echoes. To many of them, life has never been the same since that incident. To some people, 13 years is enough to have got over the incident but for these families, it is a period that has turned their lives around for the worst when it is taking into the cognisance the facts that they are yet to see the corpses of their * % * ! % burial. To these families, for 13 years they have cried and hope that justice would be done and the murderers brought to book. They had also waited to receive the remains of their sons but their hope seems to have been dashed as government has turned deaf hears to their plight. 7 " $ *" of the deceased to get justice has proved abortive as various court actions instituted by the families against the government and the police did not see the light of the day.

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by members of the Ekwulobia Imeobi Youths Association, Lagos State, an association to which the murdered youths belonged while alive, through the national body of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) is anything to go by, then justice could be on the way of the bereaved families. '

*" + + Chinweike Ezeonara, Chris Okpara, Remiguis Ezenwanne and Ifeanyi Okoye - all traders at the Ladipo market, as 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th applicants respectively on behalf of the slain youths against the Inspector General of Police, ! " 0

$ ! " ` % $ Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Chief Marvellous Akpoyibo (then of Area ‘C’ Police Command, Surulere) and the 1 ˆ 7“ $ % ˆ Station, as the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th respondents respectively. The applicants are demanding the enforcement of the fundamental human rights of their murdered colleagues under

0 @ % @ $ 2009, which gives right to life, liberty and dignity as guaranteed by Sections 33, 34 4#

0 Republic of Nigeria, 1999. The youths were represented by Barrister Osas Justy Erhabor, the former vice president of the NBA. = “

motion sworn to by the president and leader of the association, Akaraka + X‘ $ * court on July 9, 2014, the youths narrated how the slain youths were allegedly murdered by the police from the Area ‘C’ Police Command. They claimed that the slain youths were % * & upstairs in the boys’ quarters at 48, Olaitan Oduralu Street, Kilo Bus stop,

Anthony Ezenwafor Surulere, Lagos, and that he (Akaraka) got an “information that robbers went to the house of the deceased on July 1, 2001 and began shouting: ‘Alloy, Alloy, Alloy - the name of one of the deceased used for the payment of the rent for the apartment. ‘The deceased, realising that the people shouting were robbers removed their window glasses and escaped out of the building through the window. After the robbers had gone, the deceased went back to their house and not long after, the police arrived and immediately shot three of the deceased (Anthony Ezenwafor, Chukwuemeka Ezeofor and Izuchukwu X‘ 3

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" % ! ‰ When asked why the boys were shot, Akaraka stated that “the police later said they shot the deceased on the mere suspicion without foundation that they were armed robbers working for their * $ _ 7+ ‰

My child was killed in cold blood in 2001. My boy and his friends were killed by the police but their remains have not been released to us. I want government to give us justice and equity. He was just murdered for no cause but there must be justice. He was the family’s breadwinner and my second child. He was the one helping the ? @ B C B D he was around

Aloysius Osigwe ' “

Q police searched the residence of Chief Jude Okoli who they believed sent the robbers and they found nothing

%$ $‰ “that it was after the police’s visit to the residence of Chief Jude Okoli and realised that there was nothing incriminating him as an armed robber or the boss who sent out robbers, that the police shot and killed the fourth deceased person, Aloysius 7 % $ " ‰ ' “

% Q time of this incidence, Chief Mike Okiro was the Lagos Commissioner of Police and that Chief Marvellous Akpoyibo was the Area Commander, commanding Area ‘C’ Police Command, Surulere and that one Mr. Chilaka was the Lagos State Police P.R.O who kept defending the

% ‰ It added that since the incident took place in July 2001, “the police has not prosecuted Chief Jude Okoli till his death in an auto crash in 2006 along the = ƒ” % fact that he is innocent, including the four deceased who are bread winners of their ‰

$ ! hearing on September17, 2014, counsel to the defendants claimed they were yet to receive proof of services even though the ^ been served on the defendants. On October 13, 2014, hearing in the ! of the court to sit, raising suspicion that

! % " previous ones. Speaking with Newswatch Times, the father to one of the deceased, Aloysius Osigwe, Chief Sebastine Osigwe, said the family is yet to come terms with the death of their son. The 80 year-old man who said he could % + assistance which he was enjoying from his son when he was alive, also said the deceased’s mother has been bed-ridden for the past 13 years as a result of the loss of his son. He said until perpetrators of the dastardly acts are brought to book and the remains of his son released to the family, he would not relent in making sure that justice is done. “My child was killed in cold blood in 2001. My boy and his friends were killed

Chukwuemika Ezeofor by the police but their remains have not been released to us. I want government to give us justice and equity. He was just murdered for no just cause but there must be justice. He was the family’s bread winner and my second child. He was the % " " he was around. “Because of his death, his mother has been bedridden and I also can no longer = Š " = %

" “ * * % % "ĂŒ was the only one that we relied on. The * ĂŒ % $‰ Elder brother to the late Anthony Ezenwafor, Pastor Azubuike Ezenwafor, [= ^ !

^ government in bringing those behind the murder of his brother to book. “This is something we are trying to forget because the situation has put our aged mother in serious health condition. It is not something to be remembered all the time and that is why we handed

! + + Government has not done anything for the family, not even compensation. The % !

$ % Enugu to Abuja and Lagos, looking for }

* % * $‰ sobbed. He added: “Our mother is still alive but she is still sad. On July 1 of every year, her countenance always change and she will starts to weep. It is because God is control if not another bad thing would have " ‰ He said while his brother was alive, he was loved by all his friends and associates. “He was such a good person to the … * % learning trade, his boss didn’t want him to go. There were good reports about him. He was such a nice boy. I am not saying this because he was my younger brother because I mourned him for more than one year after his death. “Whatever government gives us cannot bring him back to life. The worst thing is that we didn’t see their corpses as police refused to release them to us. At that time one of the policemen who was in charge of the case bragged that if we pursued the case too far, they would make sure we did not see the boys’ corpses and that is what they have done. No compensation from % ‰

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Emergency rule of controversy Continued from Page 15

Adamawa states by President Jonathan. “In theory, the emergency rule’s declaration was a signal that more vigorous steps would be taken to protect the lives and property of the and the full might of the Federal Government deployed to restore peace and security. Unfortunately, this has not been fully the case. Instead of forcing insurgents and & ĂŒ % are forcing innocent people to & + % * for everyone. “Governor Gaidam believes that President Jonathan has a very urgent responsibility to explain to the people of Yobe states why murderous and callous insurgent and criminal ! +

despite the state of emergency. “The governor also insisted that it was not just enough for the Federal Government to condemn the almost daily rounds of violence. He believes urgent action must be taken now to restore a fast-waning * *" % whatever it takes to stop the escalating violence,� it stated. Gaidam, who ordered the immediate closure of all public schools around the Potiskum area until a full review of the situation, however urged residents to exercise further restraint, while directing

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+ free medical support to victims ! + % % government’s determination to * victims referred to the Federal Medical Centres (FMC) Nguru and Azare. He also directed the state’s Commissioner for Health to undertake regular review of the conditions of victims and suggest ways of further assisting the victims. Undoubtedly, the counter applause must have arisen from the blunt discussion

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Ngilari (Adamawa) the existing emergency rule. Arguably, many more lives have been lost than before the

the emergency rule. Though, it must be agreed that the nation’s constitution is glaringly silent on the number of times the President could evoke the state of emergency rule in any disturbed state, could the missing but desired

the position of the likes of the Yobe State governor and Mr. Gbajabiamila? If “yes,� then the emergency rule may not have been the solution to the lingering crises that have claimed thousands of lives and properties worth several billions of naira as well as exposed the nation’s security and intelligence might. No wonder the senators were divided over the President’s request. If “No,� how long then would the rule be observed in

" as the nation is warming up to yet another election in a few months? Apparently, Nigerians in these states may not be able to exercise their franchise at the polls especially in electing the President of their choice while their counterparts in other states

Gaidam (Yobe) enjoy this and even either return their governors or vote others of their choice. But, it is necessary to point that with or without the declaration of emergency $ / % states are no longer free to move about for the fear of the insurgents who often strike without warning. The emergency rule is a mere formality that mildly says that the Federal Government sees and knows the people’s plight and only wish to advise against straying. Otherwise, with or without the emergency rule, the people are not even free to go out at will due to the obvious. Since the extension of the emergency rule has become an issue especially in the Senate, the point has merely been expressed that the Federal Government not only deployed the military to the areas, but has also warned law-abiding Nigerians to stay away from the streets so as not

* % " ƒ between the military and the insurgents. However, the refusal of some senators to grant the request is another way of saying, “for political reasons, let Nigerians be arrested unchecked by the insurgents

Shettima (Borno)

Instead of forcing insurgents and criminals 9 : insurgents are forcing innocent

9 and making life miserable for everyone and let them be mistakenly killed by the military during "

the insurgents.� Whichever way one may want to assess it, the emergency rule bears no serious harm on the people and the state as a whole. After all, the governors and other political structures are not tampered with.

How Niger East PDP decided zoning arrangement Continued from Page 16

had spoken, the chairman of Gurara Local Government Council, Alhaji Yakubu Garba, who is also the chairman of the PDP Local Government ^ 0 the zonal chairman had said, stating that they arrived at that decision because they wanted fairness and precision in the sharing of political “ ‘ Garba who is from the senator’s local government council said they (the PDP local government chairmen in the zone) took the decision in the best interest of their people as he added that they wanted no strife among themselves in the next political dispensation as the new arrangement would ensure that the party is fair in the *

“ zone. Subsequent speakers

Ken Ojiri laments high poverty in Imo

commended the local government chairmen for their foresight towards ensuring fairness and equity in their decision. When the chairman of Chachanga Local Government Council, Alhaji Mohammed Gofementi spoke, he thanked his colleagues for the decision, saying he would prevail on the four other local government chairmen in the Minna Emirate to concede the senatorial ticket to Chachanga Local Government Area. Immediately after his speech, the four other chairmen unanimously said ‘yes’ and agreed to the plea of the Chachanga Local Government Council chairman. As if they had been waiting for the decision of the stakeholders, immediately after the new arrangement was announced and the meeting ended, a nongovernmental group, Talba Success Movement (TSM), purchased the

nomination and intent forms for the state Governor, Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu, to contest the senatorial position in the zone. Leader of the organisation, Hamisu Jankaro, explained that the group had to wait for the outcome of the meeting before announcing its intention, adding that since the new arrangement had zoned the Senate seat to the Minna Emirate, it would be possible for the governor to contest in 2015. According to him, the governor is a very reliable candidate and would be good for the seat of the Senate in the zone, adding that he has been tasted, and would be able to represent them adequately in the Senate. The group urged Governor Aliyu to contest the senatorial seat next year. Jankaro handed over the expression of interest and nomination forms to Gofementi to

give to the governor. The new arrangement seems to have put all speculations on whether or not the governor would go for the Senate race to rest. However, there are still some people who are waiting to see if the senator would give in willingly to the new zoning arrangement or insist on contesting the decision to unseat him.

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frontline governorship aspirant on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Imo State, Mr. Ken Ojiri, has condemned the level of poverty in the state. Ojiri, who spoke during an interactive session with newsmen in Owerri, the state capital, lamented the excruciating poverty that has gripped majority of Imo populace, stating that it is a malaise that has to be tackled urgently if the state intends to catch up with the pace of economic development in other states. He said poverty has hindered economic growth and the development of the state, wondering why the government was unable to put in place measures that could arrest the anomaly since one of the major goals of government is the happiness of the people. Ojiri said that in developed countries, one of the ways of eliminating those vices that

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& into it since the inception of the present administration in the state. Ojiri promised to arrest the situation if elected governor of the state, pointing out that his vision is to build and ensure a strong local economy that would not only reduce poverty to a manageable level, but also put smiles on the faces of Imolites. He said he possesses the expertise, competence and right contacts as an

Â… to give the state a buoyant economy that would ensure jobs for the youths, give succour to the women, empower the men folk and % % !

family unit which is the basic unit of society, to reduce their burden in raising children that will be a source of pride to their families, the state and society in general. He said these measures will go a long way to drastically reduce poverty in the state, stating that he has outlined an economic blueprint that would touch on all sectors of the Imo economy. He advised the people of the state to elect only a responsive and responsible leader who has all it takes to make Imo State one of the most economically viable states in the federation.

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Sokoto 2015:Tambuwal’s travail, interest Mansur Oladunjoye & Ayo Ajoge, Sokoto

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he Speaker, House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal, was on Tuesday reported to have opted out of the presidential race which form was purchased by 22 lawmakercolleagues, thus reverting to the earlier speculated governorship race in his state, Sokoto. Unlike President Goodluck Jonathan who graciously held on to the same form bought by well over 50 Nigerians, including peasants, Tambuwal not only wasted the hard-earned millions of naira spent on his form, but also blamed the donors who apparently did not study the situation well before casting their lot for him or rather decided to throw the money away to spite the President and his admirers in a way of saying that “if you could do that there; we can as well do it here.� However, Newswatch Times gathered that Tambuwal was under pressure to drop out and support the presidential campaign

of General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) who is most favoured to get the All Progressives Congress 2 ˆ 3 &"

& % … " Against this, one Temitope wrote in one of the social media, “Tambuwal has just shown that he is a scalar quantity. In case you never did Physics, a scalar quantity is the one which has magnitude but lacks direction.� This situation is what some political observers across the state see as political suicide for Tambuwal, opining that he (Tambuwal) is an infant at that level. According to him, a presidential race is synonymous with a suicide adventure, adding that his move in that direction is like that of the former Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) boss, Mallam Nuhu Ribbadu, whose unrewarded adventure later reduced him into a state race. He thus advised him to borrow a leaf from Ribadu’s mistake. One other opinion has it that, Tambuwal is not likely to make such a terrible mistake, noting

that he was just out there on the bidding of his favourite, General ” !

his motive. The opinion revealed further that with that permutation, he would come back to do his master’s bidding and eventually get the governorship ticket of his new " ! % Shocking as the news of Tambuwal’s resignation from the presidential race was, his return to the chase of the Sokoto State Government House was well … $ * calculation of political pundits all the while. This was solely due to the fact that most of his political colleagues …

who became disenchanted with President Jonathan never hid their

2_ 3$ … Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC. Tambuwal’s godfather, Governor Magatakadar Wamakko of Sokoto State, having led a cream of his cabinet members and the state lawmakers to the APC, had always

… ' * However, Tambuwal’s withdrawal from the presidential race and his opting for the governorship race would certainly upset a lot of political calculations "

within the APC family which the rival PDP may graciously scoop up. % % *" Newswatch Times, the state governorship ticket has been graciously considered as his right because his senatorial zone (Sokoto 3 % " … to produce the governor of the state. With Tambuwal’s withdrawal from the presidential race and more importantly, his decamping, the opportunity arose for him to pick the ticket which has been reserved for him through the grace of Governor Wamakko. Newswatch Times reliably gathered that Wamakko’s decision to unilaterally lord Tambuwal on the APC and further install him as governor is being mercilessly contested by some prominent political heavy weights in the state.

They are contending that a level playing ground should rather be to try their might at the primaries and allow the popular candidate to emerge. According to the likes of Prof. Bashir and Hon. Abubakar Gwiwa who are prominent members of the APC in Sokoto who frowned at the decision to have a consensus candidate for the post of a governor, it is an anti-people stance. But Wamakko seems to have ignored this and solely opted for Tambuwal.

Tambuwal

Why I was attacked during rally – House of Rep aspirant Dr. Yekeen Oluwole Alabi is a practising medical doctor in the Republic of Ireland. Having excelled in his profession and offered service to humanity, the University of Lagos graduate now deems it ^ ^_ ` { ` ^ ^| +_ ` _}

Representatives on the platform of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Osun State. In this interview with TUNDE BUSARI, he bares his mind on why only genuine lovers of the electorate should be sent to the law-making chamber. Excerpts:

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ne would have expected you to stay back in Ireland and watch politicians do their things in Nigeria. Why are you throwing yourself into the turf? I must say it with every sense of responsibility that the love for my people inspired me to join them because if the good ones remain aloof, they give space for the people to be freely manipulated, oppressed and suppressed. Basically, communal interest is the driving force and I am happy to have taken such a decision because, having travelled far and wide, I believe things * * ! * ! = who believes in the spreading of * ! generality of the people. Under this circumstance, crime will be reduced because everybody is meaningfully engaged. So, they will be happy to work for the growth of the society. I recall a statement made by Professor Niyi

Osundare some years ago. He said a country where the opulence of Ikoyi shares border with the squalour of Makoko will produce a violent country. Nothing can be more logical. The professor made the statement more or less to warn the elite on the implication of shunning the plight of the poor. Is }

at which our youths are taking into crime? There was a report some weeks ago, suggesting that all is not well within your party in the state. Is it not too early for your party to be in crisis? It is not crisis in the true sense of it. What happened was a disagreement, which is natural in any gathering of more than one person. At times, a man can disagree with himself. What we had is manageable and we are doing all we can at the party leadership level to douse it. My advice is that members should be allowed to choose their

we eventually continued the procession and achieved our aim. I must also say for emphasis sake that the intention of the thugs was to eliminate me. The question is: eliminate me over what? It is sad that some people have reduced politics into a do-or-die thing, which is wrong. If you are not elected today, tomorrow is still there if you remain focussed and show the people that you are more capable.

Alabi candidates for the post they feel ‡ vie for. Ordinary, members of the party should be respected because they are the substance of the party. The party cannot win any election without party members going all out to sell it to others and bring them into the party. That is the more reasons they need to be respected. Once you respect them, they are ready to accept whatever result comes out of an election. It was learnt that you witnessed what I may call ‘baptism of

— ˜ ” ’ intention to contest election. Can you recall the incident and its z ’ ” ™ ' "$

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sorts; but it is very unfortunate. I did not think my aspiration is turning me into a threat until the unfortunate incident happened at Ifon Orolu. Political thugs just came from nowhere and disrupted the proceedings. My } " were quickly taken away for treatment. But I must say that we succeeded in repelling them in the end. There is power in love. People are ready to do anything if they are convinced about your sincerity. I think this is what worked for us that day. Indeed, it was a temporary setback as

What can you say is your selling point that could make electorate to prefer you to the incumbent? As I said earlier, my genuine love for my people – the people of my Federal Constituency Osogbo, Olorunda, Ilobu, Ifon and Erin – that is my selling point, which I believe will give me result. If the incumbent has done things "$ * any need for me to contest. In fact, by now I should be campaigning for him. But with what is on % $ * ! by the people, it is risky watching things go from bad to worse. For almost four years now, there is no physical and human development that one can see as an evidence that someone is representing them in the House of Representatives. There is this syndrome of god fatherism in Nigerian politics. Who do you look up to as your god father? I must sincerely tell you that I detest the thing they call god fatherism. It suggests lack of seriousness if a candidate who believes he has something

himself or herself to the level of godson or goddaughter. It simply means the person has compromised whatever vision he is pursuing because he has to operate according to the dictate of the so-called godfather. Without sounding immodest, it is something we should not encourage in whatever form

if we really want to move the society forward. The electorate should vote according to their conviction on the merit and competence of a candidate. What god fatherism means is that he can foist any candidate regardless of quality on the electorate. What an insult to the collective will of such a people! I don’t intend to have any godfather because it is an impediment to the type of development our society needs at this time the world is moving at a faster rate. That is why I like Governor Adams Oshiomole of Edo State. From day one, he made it known in clear language that he is in power to the serve the masses or the electorate, not a few. You can also see Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola of my state, ruling in "

% to any godfather. I think it is time we de-emphasise this syndrome * look up to us. You look like a greenhorn to me. Are you? What do you mean by green horn? Is it because I am contesting

Œ † talking about here is genuine love for people and competence to represent them well. In politics, I am not new. I took active part in politics while I was a student. After my graduation, I also played active roles in my profession’s politics. I held sensitive positions and did my best throughout the

of my colleagues. In Ireland, I am the chairman of Oranmiyan Foundation, a body which sensitises our people out there on the transformation going on back home. The way thing were going then back home, especially given the complaints of my people, I +

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me to back my words with action. I am here for good - to deliver the people of my federal constituency from bad governance and together we shall reach there.

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, November 22, 2014

Business & Economy

One year after power sector transfer, darkness still lingers A little over a year after the Federal Government handed over the transmission, generation and distribution of power to about 18 privately owned companies, Nigerians are experiencing worsened power situation with electricity bills going over the roof. JOHNMARK UKOKO writes.

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hen the Federal Government announced November 5, 2013 that it has unbundled the country’s power sector, thereby handing over the generation, transmission and distribution to privately owned companies, many Nigerians celebrated. However, a year after, it appears the celebration was premature. Instead of Nigerians enjoying improved power supply as promised by the Federal Government and the promoters of the private companies, which the government handed the various components of the power sector to, the reverse seems to be the case. The electricity supply which marginally improved few months after the private companies took over has dropped drastically, as most parts of the country are in darkness, leading to various protests across the country. Speaking about the poor supply of power by the Port Harcourt Electricity Distributing Company recently, Mr. Andrew Ajayi, a resident of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, told Newswatch Times, that he and many residents of Port Harcourt have been without electricity for days, % * ˆ Harcourt Electricity Distributing Company has more than triple in the past 12 months. = $ Q0 now, power supply in Port Harcourt has gone from bad to worse. The situation we found ourselves today is worse than when Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) was in charge. During

ˆ /^ $ = " % … charge of about N2, 000, but today I am billed between N8, 000 and N10, 000 every month. “Many of us who were denied of prepaid metre by PHCN had thought the coming of the private power distribution companies will remedy the situation have been disappointed. People who own pre %

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" distribution companies have imposed on the owners of prepaid meters. Ajayi is not alone in this lamentation. Many Nigerians across the country have berated the government and the agency it established to regulate power sector, the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), for conniving with

the promoters of the private companies that now own the power sector. The chairman of NERC, Ambassador Sam Amadi, has been accused of % + electricity distribution companies, which have frustrated Nigerians with NERC connivance. Making the allegation recently in a Lagos based private Radio Station was

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" ˆ 6 Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Mr. Nurudeen Ibrahim, who said the private electricity distributions companies have refused to patronise his members, thereby frustrating Nigerians who wish to have prepaid meters. He alleged that his members have over 1.5 million prepaid meters to sell, adding that the private companies and NERC have refused to buy the meters from them. Ibrahim disclosed that the electricity distribution companies were importing prepaid meters from China, Japan, India and other countries while neglecting the ones produced locally. In his words: “It is sad that NERC and private electricity distributions companies are not patronising our members. We have three companies in Nigeria where prepaid meters are manufactured; in Lagos and Zaria, and instead of them buying from us, they import from India, China, Japan and other places. Reacting to complaints by many Nigerians that NERC has failed in properly regulating the power sector, the boss of the agency, Dr. Sam Amadi, appealed to / % …

government and the private companies were doing all they could to ensure that Nigerians enjoy stable power supply. Amadi disclosed that government is working hard to ensure that private generating companies have access to gas supply, adding that shortage of gas and vandalism of power installation have impacted negatively on the power situation. However, the Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, commenting on the worsen power situation in the country, kicked against the Federal Government’s N230 billion intervention for the power sector. He said, “The plan by the Federal Government to give the private electricity generating and distributing companies N230 billion intervention fund, is like a $ give the buyer of his vehicle loan to repair it.� The governor added that the private companies, in the past one year, have shown that they are not capable of meeting ^ …

} " % * power supply. Many Nigerians who spoke to Newswatch Times recounted their % … electricity distribution companies, whose * " for the return of PHCN or to cut power " “ $

Ellectricity wires high energy bills for power not supplied. Nigerians said the private companies were out to milk the people with their % $ " they spent while acquiring PHCN’s assets within a short time. It would be recalled that residents of Uwheru community, in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State, recently embarked on a peaceful protest to the headquarters of Benin City Electricity Distributions Company, to appeal to the company to restore power to their community, three years after the entire community was thrown into darkness following a major electrical fault. The leader of the protest group, who is a retired Archbishop of Benin City Diocese of the Anglican Church, Benson Oghenovo, said that his people are billed every month for the past three years much

The plan by the Federal Government to give the private electricity generating and distributing companies N230 billion intervention fund, is like a man who sales off his old vehicle, and later give the buyer of his vehicle loan to repair it

as they live in darkness. The bishop disclosed that while he has to spend a fortune to buy petrol for his private generators, he and his people were still being made to pay bills for darkness. The Delta Community is similar to a community in Ekiti State which also staged a peaceful protest to the premises of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company over their inability to restore power to the community for 11 months. The protesters disclosed that various representations made to the company had yielded no fruits, as power was yet to be restored to the community, which were still been forced to pay bills. Respondents who spoke to Newswatch Times decried the power private electricity distributing companies are wielding against Nigerians. A source, Mr. Barnabas Ananaba, who is a retired civil servant, told Newswatch Times that the various electricity … " have not treated Nigerian consumers of electricity fairly. In his words, “Since the early 70s, Nigerian electricity consumers have % " % electricity distribution companies. † /

Electricity Power Authority (NEPA). When Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) came on board, we thought % $ * " remained the same. The coming of the private companies however, has worsened the situation.â€? While responding to allegation against her agency, the Director General of CPC, Mrs. Dupe Atoki, said her agency lacks the manpower to tackle all the companies at once. ˆ " Ăˆ across the country, adding that the number cannot police over 150 millions Nigerians.

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Business & Economy

N100 commemorative bank note: What impact on economy? The Federal Government recently unveiled the special N100 bank note designed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to commemorate Nigeria’s 100 years of existence. Some Nigerians has taken a swipe at the project, especially as regards ^` ^ €

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to the economy. ABIODUN AWOGBEMI writes

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ecently, President Goodluck Jonathan unveiled the special N100 banknote designed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to commemorate Nigeria’s 100 years of existence; a project, the CBN claimed is part of its contribution to the centenary celebration, and in line with its mandate of issuing legal tender currency in Nigeria. '

”/ issue a commemorative note. It would be recalled that in 2010, it issued commemorative N50 polymer note to mark Nigeria’s 50th Independence Anniversary celebration. The introduction of the new note, to $ %

people, the country or the economy.

$ views. According to a lecturer of Economics at the Lagos State University, Mr. Junaid Alatise, there is nothing wrong in the printing of new notes, adding that in this part of the world, every move of government has a connotative meaning. “There are many procedures that should be put in place which I believe the regulatory agency would have done,� Alatise said He asked whether CBN knows the number of each denomination in circulation, how many notes are printed and how many needed to be withdrawn due to defacement, dirtiness, etc. He maintained that what the bank regulator should have done was to critically review the country’s monetary circulation system and look at its durability, sustainability and longevity. “Our lower denomination bank notes do not last long before they become

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$ lack the quality that can sustain it for a round movement of up to a year in the trading system. “Knowing our environment and handling procedure, there should be frequent mop-up of currency in circulation, maybe every three years and the replacement of new ones,� he said. The CBN governor, Mr. Godwin X $ " % $ the process of producing the new note, durability was taken into consideration, to make it tolerant in tropics, and in doing that, a two sided interglow barriers, both at the front and the back were introduced. He also disclosed that

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* acceptance, adding that emphasis was also placed on Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage to produce the note which has a transformational character. The CBN had on several occasions insisted that the amount used in printing Nigeria currency is below the face value of the currency hence not economically * This has led to the campaign and introduction of cashless policy by the Federal Government which is aimed

at reducing handling of notes thereby helping to preserve it. The introduction of the new N100 commemorative bank note is yet to !

" / % $ especially traders. According to Mrs. Suzan Angulu, a trader in Balogun market wondered if

" % " it will have on the trading activities of buying and selling. “I am not aware of any changes in the features of the N100 note. This is a note that only gets to us when it is old and

! $‰ 6 % She was of the opinion that the printing of the new note has political undertone “Government introduces new things to make people happy and forget their % "

+ % This is a mistake they keep making because people do not in any way believe in any government policies or actions. All this talk about new note is about the coming election; as for me and most traders what is most important is a conducive environment to trade,� she said. Another trader, Mr. Sunday Abayo, said the choice of N100 which has the portrait of late Chief Obafemi Awolowo was to assuage and placate the southwest in supporting the candidature of President Goodluck Jonathan in his quest for the Presidency in 2015. “The choice of N100 note that has the portrait of the legend, late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, is to convince the south west people into believing that the President loves them and respects them, but the timing is wrong. This government in a desperate bid to woo the south west was wrongly advised to change the name of University of Lagos to Moshood Abiola University which was widely rejected. Those advising the President seem to be deceiving him about the perception and feelings of the people towards him in terms of policy making,� he said. Some equally believed that the new CBN governor needed to append his signature on a bank note which he had not done and so the new N100 bank note

… * signature will appear. In a statement signed by the CBN’s Director, Corporate Communications Department, Ibrahim Mu’azu, during the unveiling of the new note, explained that the choice of the N100 denomination is to mark the centenary celebration of the country, and also designed to incorporate additional security features for digital communication, protection against counterfeiting, tolerance to the tropics and ease of recognition of genuineness. The new note, according to him, is for the purpose of the centenary celebration and will circulate alongside the existing N100 note which is consistent with best global practices during the celebration of national events. Part of the features of the commemorative banknote according to CBN is the inscription of the theme of the centenary celebration: “One Nigeria, Great Promise� as a micro-text. While retaining the portrait of late Chief Obafemi Awolowo on the front, the new note features Nigerian traditional dancers at the back. The commemorative note The N 100 note bearing the portrait of 7* in December 1999. According to the CBN, on November 19, the notes were sent to banknote equipment manufacturers and other machine suppliers to enable them adapt to machines and authentication devices, and on the November 26, there will be a

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Back view publication of the new N100 bank note to be sent by the CBN to commercial banks, chamber of commerce, Nigeria Police, cash in transit companies and others. 7 1 * 4$ & / bank note will be sent to 1, 000 Point of Sales (PoS) in the country, including a reminder about adapting machines 1 * Ăˆ$ showing how to check the new hundred naira bank note will go live on the CBN YouTube. Reiterating the features and security * + $ X

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! centenary period. The second is a spark feature of a rolling manila bar which was the instrument used during the slave trade era. A portrait of Chief Obafemi Awolowo is retained both in the ink, that is the interglow level, as a portrait and also in a paper as a shadow image. “We made provision on the front for the visually impaired individuals in our midst by having a raised and embossed line,� he said. At the backside, the CBN introduced a feature called Quick Response Code (QRC). It is a feature that highlights and sources all the information about the centenary. The QRC is an application found on the smart phone or iPad. Once the barcode on the back of the note is scanned, it shows the President’s face, and then comes up with all information on Nigeria’s history.

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The story of Lightning andThunder I n the old days Thunder and Lightning lived on the earth among all the other people, but the king made them live at the far end of the town, as far as possible from other people’s houses. Thunder was an old mother sheep, and Lightning was her son, a ram. Whenever the ram got angry he used to go about burning houses and knocking down trees. He even did damage on the farms, and sometimes killed people. Whenever Lightning did these things, his mother used to call out to him in a very loud voice to stop in order not to do any more damage; but Lightning did not care the least about what his mother said, and when he was in a bad temper he used to do a very large amount of damage. At last the people could not stand it any longer, and complained to the king. So the king made a

special order that the sheep (Thunder) and her son, the ram (Lightning), should leave the town and live in the far bush. This did not do much good, as when the ram got angry he still burnt the forest, &

spread to the farms and consumed them. So the people complained again, and the king banished both Lightning and Thunder from the earth and made them live in the sky, where they could not cause so much destruction. Ever since, when Lightning is angry, he causes damage as before, but you can hear his mother, the Thunder, rebuking him and telling him to stop. Sometimes, however, when the mother has gone away some distance from her naughty son, you can still see that he is angry and is doing damage, but his mother’s voice cannot be heard.

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3.70 1.00 77.00 0.68 0.95 21.00

3.78 1.00 78.00 0.69 0.95 20.98

3.54 1.00 76.54 0.66 0.91 20.75

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Police tortured my husband to death –Widow tells court Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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L-R: Representative of the First Lady, Lady Onyeka Onwenu; Special Adviser to the President on Inter Party Affairs, Sen. Ben Obi and Chief of Staff of the Embassy of Israel in Nigeria, Mr. Nadav Goren, at the sixth anniversary celebration of the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel in Abuja...recently.

FG spends N10bn in Imo varsity Shekarau, stressed that in less than one year, IMSU, he Federal through TETFund projects Government has had received over N4 expended more than billion for upgrading of its N10 billion to uplift Law Faculty, Engineering infrastructural facilities in Department as well as other Imo State University (IMSU) infrastructures in the tertiary within the three and half education system. years of President Goodluck She also revealed that as Jonathan’s administration. part of intervention fund This was made known set aside for all universities, by the Minister of State the Federal Government has for Education, Prof. (Mrs.) just allocated N1.5 billion Viola Onwuliri in Owerri, to Imo State University for the capital of Imo State, major projects and N1.6 as she inspected Federal billion worth of Engineering projects in the state-owned equipment, indicating that university and other tertiary the Federal Government institutions within the state. ! She also cautioned in the university than the that with huge funding state government as part of !

its determination to improve sector, the Federal facilities in all institutions Government will no longer across the country. tolerate mass failure in the “The Federal Government tertiary institutions across is determined to turn around the nation. faculties, increase capacity Prof. Onwuliri, who building and improve represented the Minister of facilities in the nation’s Education, Mallam Ibrahim universities,� she said.

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The minister stated that the Federal Government had disbursed N1 billion to the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) for the construction of a Science Park in the university. She said that the government has not discriminated against any institution, be it Federal or state in its funding, adding that in fact, some state institutions receive more funding than their Federal counterparts. The minister noted that with the good relationship existing between the two ministers in the education sector, “we are going to ensure that education in this country becomes the pride of all Nigerians, and what the international communities will come to respect.� She said that the current administration of President Jonathan has zero tolerance

for mass failure in the country. “We must get our rhythm fast, the President has set the pace in transforming this country; excellence in education is one of the key pillars of his administration. That is why the government has ensured that facilities in our institutions, either state or Federal, are turned around to make learning conducive. If the students have not learnt, it means teachers have not taught.� She also inspected other TETFund projects at Alvan Ikoku College of Education, Owerri, Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo, Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) and Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri and expressed happiness at the development while urging the people and students to reciprocate the gesture of the Federal Government by taking their work serious.

Navy arrests crude oil thief,recovers 13 crude oil drums Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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he Nigerian Navy at the Onitsha Naval outpost, Anambra State, yesterday arrested a suspected illegal crude oil driver, (names Withheld) 13 drums full of crude oil and 15 bags of substances believed to be Indian hemp.

Disclosing this to newsmen while handing over the suspect and the

“ National Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), the commander, Navy Captain M.G. Oamen, said the suspect was arrested

Consequently, a Naval Patrol Team was dispatched to the location close to the site of the construction of the second Niger Bridge. On sighting the patrol team, they took to their heels

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Onitsha leadership crisis:Chairman impeached,deputy sworn-in Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

urged the newly sworn-in chairman to work towards he lingering leadership the upliftment of the local crisis rocking Onitsha government area, adding that South Local Government ‘he who much is giving, much is Area, Anambra State, was expected.’ yesterday brought to an

end with the impeachment legislators would cooperate with of the chairman, Lady Ann

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area. It would be recalled that the chairman had earlier been reportedly impeached, but impeccable council sources said it was impeachment notice that was served to her earlier.

from the suspects included a Ford Bus, with registration Number, APP39XK, loaded with 13 drums of AGO (petroleum products). Navy Captain Oamen disclosed that the suspects were operating illegal $

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post mortem examination, her husband died as a result of dehydration, she objected, maintaining that he died as a result of the Police torture. “My husband did not die because of dehydration, but because of the beating by Syriakus and the Police,� she said. “I said it at Awada Police Station that it was Syriakus and Police that tortured him to death� Asked by another counsel to the defendant, Barrister A.N Odo, if she was aware that the Police in the course of investigation exonerated Syriakus from the murder case, she said she was not aware. Speaking to newsmen shortly after the adjournment of the hearing by the presiding Judge to December 1, 2014 and January 21, 2015, counsel to the widow, Anthony O. Obi, said that the deceased was a contractor that supplies sand to builders and also supervise building sites for Mr. Syriakus Nwozo at Obiatiaso/Ntueke street, Awada.

House of Reps aspirant promises qualitative education Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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former Imo State Commissioner for Finance and aspirant for the Okigwe South Federal Constituency, Deacon Chike Okafor, has promised to embark on the provision and promotion of qualitative education for his constituents, so as to reduce poverty and restiveness among the youths of the area if given the opportunity to serve. Deacon Okafor, a chieftain of the All Progressive Congress (APC), who hails from Umuokeh Obowo, stressed that he had already taken a leap in this direction with the provision of scholarships to a number of indigent students at both the secondary and tertiary levels and sponsored

students to the Nigeria law school.

* % newsmen at the 2014 Imo State chapel forum of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) with the theme “Destination 2015 Developing Positive Democratic Culture for Good Governance.â€? The political stalwart who revealed that he was drafted into the race by his people said that apart from building schools and renovating dilapidated school blocks at Amuzi Obowo, he had given transformers to needy communities that make up the Federal constituency % 7* $ = ! Ă? Uboma and Ehime Mbano council areas to strengthen

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Determination of jurisdiction flops bid to stop APGA guber aspirant Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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claims to seek an order of perpetual injunction to restrain Capt. Emmanuel Iheanacho from presenting himself to the screening panel ahead of the party gubernatorial primaries. The said Onyemara also through his counsel, Ukpai Ukairo Esq, an Aba-based lawyer unsuccessfully sought to stop APGA, the 1st defendant from screening Capt. Iheanacho on the grounds that the former minister is not a lawfully registered member of the party.

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Sports Update Nations Cup failure:

Keshi had no tactics, game plan, says Lawal F

ormer Nigeria Ni i international, Garba Lawal, has blamed coach Stephen Keshi for the country’s inability to participate at the 2015 Africa Cup

off Nations Equatorial N ti iin E t i l Guinea. A second half brace from Sone Aluko of Hull City only averted epic defeat to South Africa, but failed to qualify

GOtv to honour Lasisi, Obisia, others

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ive legends of Nigerian boxing will be honoured on November 23 at the GOtv Boxing Night, a professional boxing event scheduled to hold at the Indoor Sports of the National Stadium in Lagos. The event, which is sponsored by GOtv, Custodian Life Assurance Plc, Paragonis Multimedia Productions and Zetaweb, is aimed at sparking a revival of boxing in the country. Those to be honoured are Joe Lasisi, former Commonwealth Light Heavyweight champion; Obisia Nwakpa; former WBC Light Middleweight ' ! and Commonwealth champion; Ray Amao, former Commonwealth Super Flyweight champion; Hogan Jimoh, former Commonwealth Bantamweight champion and exOlympian, Jeremiah Okorodudu. The decision to recognise the contributions of the legends to the sport was recently disclosed by Mr. Jenkins Alumona, promoter of GOtv Boxing Night and Managing Director/CEO, Flykite Productions. X legends, Alumona said, will receive a commemorative plaque for excelling in the sport and bringing honour to the country during their active days. The gesture, he explained, is to motivate aspiring professional boxers to surpass the achievements of the legends. GOtv Boxing Night, which has been sanctioned by the Nigerian Boxing Board

of Control (NBB of C), Â… %

% categories. The biggest bout on the card is the National Featherweight title duel between Dare “Fighting Machine� Oyewole and Waidi. There is also the Heavyweight contest between Adewale “Tiger� Abbey and Tope “Young� Ogunshakin. David ‘Lucky Boy’ Ekpeyong will duel with Muhammed Q0 ‰ ' } the Featherweight % "$ } + “Painless� Nigige will * !

" “Capo� Olalekan in the Middleweight category. For the Light Welterweight contest, Stanley “Edo ” "‰ _ % Saheed “Happy Boy� Olayiwola, while Dele “Lagelu� Adeleke will % @ Q } † ‰ * } Light Middleweight contest. General Manager Sales and Marketing of Multichoice, subscriber services providers for Gotv also says more of Nigeria’s boxing greats will be honoured at future editions of the Gotv boxing night. “ we must honour our heroes and this is provides an opportunity to do so. The evening will

telecast of Nigerian boxing recent memory.

Lasisi

/ % after the game ended in a 2-2 draw at the Akwa Ibom Stadium in Uyo. The 40-year-old insists that the failure of Keshi’s men to reach

result of the non-result oriented play and lack of clear-cut tactics paraded by Keshi. He lamented the decision of the manager

" players who have failed in quality and creativity in the national team. “Of course, the coach, not players should be held responsible for the failure of the team to qualify the country. The coach picked the players, if he didn’t invite them they won’t play,� Lawal told Goal. “The players he paraded could not bring result for us, when we have a pool of talents who could have done * !

“In football, you cannot appreciate any player when a team fails to get results. It is a team failure. For the game against South Africa, all the players did not do well because he had no tactical game plans. “I have no bias or grudge against Keshi as many purport, but I can’t keep quiet from saying the truth about % “If we must move forward as a country, we must tell ourselves the obvious. Keshi is a great coach, but we must come out clean.� Lawal, who is currently the team manager of relegated Kaduna United, urged the Nigeria Football Federation to appoint a coach that will transform the national team if Keshi fails to continue. “What the future

Keshi

holds for the Super Eagles is very unclear. We don’t know who is likely to be the new coach. You never can tell if Keshi will be removed or retained. Whether foreign or local coach, I don’t have any choice,� he said.

“The important thing is for the coach to have the technical know how and do the right thing. He should invite players that can bring results for the country without sentiments and personal interest,� Lawal concluded.

Kamala now struggles as double amputee

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n the 1980s, Kamala the Ugandan Giant was one of the most feared wrestlers in what was then known as the WWF. Today, he’s a double amputee struggling to make ends meet. Recent video , produced by Bleacher Report, shows James Harris (a.k.a. Kamala) as he copes with the loss of both legs to diabetes. The 6-foot-7 Mississippi native also recalls his

decision to go into wrestling, done almost on a whim after he couldn’t } * “They told me wrestling wasn’t real the day before I got in the ring,� said Harris. Wrestling star and promoter Jerry Lawler created the character he would portray: a Ugandan giant. “I’ve never been to Uganda,� Harris said with a laugh.

Akpan to undergo surgery

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igeria international, Hope Akpan, is expected to have surgery next week following } " while playing in the 2015 Afcon ‡

' 4ƒ" ƒ } of Nations qualifying match in Congo and had to make way with a dislocated shoulder which ruled him out of the match against South Africa. The Nigerian team doctor, Ibrahim Gyaran, had estimated that Akpan would be out for a couple of weeks but Reading FC manager, Nigel Adkins, revealed that the player will now be sidelined for an extra 10 weeks. “We’ve lost Hope. He saw the consultant this morning and he is going to require surgery.

“The decision is they are going to operate on Monday (next week) and that’s going to put him out for three months. “It’s a blow. I’ve viewed the incident from the game and it $ } * of the shoulder,� said Reading FC manager, Nigel Adkins. Akpan has made two appearances for Nigeria, and they were in the 2015 Afcon ‡

% Congo.

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Kamala Harris would eventually go toe-to-toe with some of the biggest names in the sport, including Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant. But he said he never made as much money as his fellow superstars. “I wish things had + * ! I believe the reason I got done that way is because =^ } * " down south in Mississippi. = = * * ! + -- you have to negotiate -- that probably would’ve helped me.� But Harris isn’t after pity. “I don’t want people to feel sorry for me,� he said. “Because I’m still Kamala.� But Kamala needs help. Harris’ wife was recently " the video was recorded, Harris was hospitalized with a severe stomach infection, Bleacher Report writer Jason King wrote in

the comments section of a GoFundMe page set up by a fan to help the former wrestler. A message on the Kamala Facebook page notes he has been in the hospital for about two weeks. “Kamala was hoping to get out of the hospital yesterday, but his blood sugar dropped,� a message posted Thursday morning said. “He’s doing * ! days ago, but they are still holding onto him.� Along with donating via GoFundMe, King noted that fans can help by purchasing Harris’ upcoming book, “Kamala Speaks.� Anyone who grew up watching wrestling in the 1980s and 1990s should check out the video above and read King’s full story on Kamala over at The Bleacher Report.

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, November 22, 2014

Sports Update Nissan complementsToure deal with AFCON sponsorship

Eagles failure opens doors for Emenike

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* “ global automotive supplier to next year’s Africa Cup of Nations, which will be played in Equatorial Guinea. The agreement was “ last Wednesday.Nissan is already a sponsor of the Uefa Champions League and counts Manchester City and = " Yaya Toure amongst its ambassadors.“Nothing unites and excites Africa quite like football,� said Takashi Hata, senior vice president in charge of Nissan’s Africa, Middle East and India regions. “Innovation

that excites is what Nissan stands for. Sharing in the joy of the Orange Africa Cup of Nations 2015 with fans will help us to strengthen our brand in Africa, which we regard as a strategic and maturing market, and to increase the excitement about our innovative products�, Hata added.Equatorial by CAF, African soccer’s governing body, as the replacement host of January’s tournament. Morocco withdrew as hosts earlier this month, citing fears over the Ebola virus which has in the west of Africa.

Olaitan nears full fitness

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% $ Michael Olaitan, has commenced full training with his team, Olympiacos Pireaus, after being given the all clear to continue his career. 7

heart scare after he went down unchallenged during a Greek Super League game against Panathinaikos in March and he has not played since then. The 20-year-old, who was part of John Obuh’s team to the 2013 Fifa Under-20 World Championship in Turkey, was one of the standout players in the Olympiacos side before this setback. =

Olaitan

% % had collapsed due to Viral Myocarditis which made him miss the remaining matches of the 2013/2014 season and has not featured yet in the new season. He has been on the road to recovery and doing aerobic exercises on his own, but engaged with the main squad for

' day. “I’m beginning to feel my body responding. I feel great but will take it one step at a time,� Olaitan told the Olympiacos “ *

2 olympiacos.org). “It’s very important that I try and be patient, but I’m really happy with my progress.� The former Mighty Jets player was able to complete all the technical exercises set up by coach Mitchell as he gradually makes his return to full Olaitan was one of the youngsters initially tipped to be called up into the Nigeria squad for the 2014 Fifa World Cup in Brazil but the

! plans.

he failure of the Super Eagles to qualify for the 2015 Nations Cup may have opened the doors for Eagles striker, Emmanuel Emenike, to be on the move in the January transfer window. Emenike has been linked to the likes of ' ! over the summer and now available to move during the January transfer window. A mid-season move would have most likely been out of the question due to his Super Eagles commitments but that situation has now changed, mean % $ ' ! or another prospective Premier League employer could take

advantage. Arsenal are thought to be on the lookout for goal-scoring reinforcements, with Lukas Podolski rumoured to be considering leaving the Emirates in January. ”

^ ' ! who look the more desperate, as Roberto Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor have underwhelmed so far this season and the club are desperately lacking alternatives. And with Fenerbahce not involved in Europe

$ of not only playing regularly in the Premier League but also in a continental competition could be enough to convince Emenike to move, provided Tottenham, Arsenal or any

Emenike

other potential suitor can agree a fee with the Turkish giants. A powerful striker capable of playing in a central or wide role, the

27-year-old could prove to be a hit in north Lon between a mid-table or

Martins chases MLS MVP

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igeria striker Obafemi Martins is on track for this season’s Major League Soccer (MLS) MVP after nation. Robbie Keane of the LA Galaxy and Lee Nguyen of New England are also in the race for the MVP. The winner of the prestigious award will be announced in the coming weeks. ! Martins set a club record

Ăˆ % 2 MLS) and matched the club mark with 13 assists 2

6` 3

ƒ% games were tied for second, and his four gamewinning assists were tied for fourth. Martins started 29 of his 31 appearances and accumulated 2,600 minutes. The Sounders went 12-0-0 in games in which Martins scored a goal. Three other members ! 0 — Sigi Schmid (coach of year), Chad Marshall (defender of year) and goalkeeper Stefan Frei (comeback player) — have also been selected 6 } League Soccer postseason accolades.

Akpabio Martins

Siasia set to screen players for Olympic team

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he man who won Nigeria an Olympic silver medal in football six years ago is on the march again, as preparations for the building of a new strong squad has already commenced. Former Super Eagles’ Captain and Coach, Samson Siasia has called up 39 players to open a screening camp in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on Sunday, with another set of 39 and 4Š batches. Siasia has the assignment to raise a squad that will qualify Nigeria for the Men’s Football Tournament of the 11th All –Africa Games (taking place in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo in July 2015) as well as qualify for the CAF U-23 Championship (taking place in DR Congo,

also next year), and also qualify for the Men’s Football Tournament of the 2016 Olympic Games through the CAF U-23 Championship. ' –Africa Games qualifying … % * $

% " ` * towards the end of February, and the return leg in Nigeria early March. The winner … ‡ against the winner of the … * * Madagascar in late March. The Dream Team, as Nigeria’s Olympic squad is known, will then take on the winner among Ghana, Liberia and Congo in the qualifying race for the CAF U-23 Championship in July. Olympic gold medallists in Atlanta, USA in 1996, the Dream Team faltered at the 2000 Games in Australia,

failed to qualify for the Athens 2004 Games, won ” } % Š and failed to qualify for the London Games in 2012. Siasia has explained that each batch will spend only three days in camp before the other, with the selected ones among the lot to convene a proper camp late December. All the players are to report at FIFA Technical Centre, Abuja. FIRST BATCH (23 – 25 November) Goalkeepers: Emmanuel Daniel (Enugu Rangers); Kasim Yekini (Bayelsa United) Defenders: Semiu Liadi (Enyimba FC); Stanley Okorom (36 Lions); Erhun Obanor (Insurance FC); Mohammed Gidado (Wikki Tourists); Etim Mathew (Enugu Rangers); Wasiu

Kadiri (Akwa Starlets); Chinedy Okuotu (Insurance FC); Chris Madaki (Giwa FC) 6 É Madu (Wikki Tourists); Abbas Hussein (Wikki Tourists); Samuel Adegbenro (Kwara United); Ifeanyi Mathew (El-Kanemi † 3ĂŒ / =* (Kano Pillars); Tiongli Tonbara (Bayelsa United); Paul Onobi (Sunshine Stars); Itchu (Warri Wolves); Emmanuel Obinna (Stationery Stores) Forwards: Samson Adeleye (Niger Tornadoes); Samuel Agba (Enugu Rangers); Idris Mohammed (Wikki Tourists); Junior Ajayi (3SC); Nuru Adebayor (Stationery Stores); Godwin Obaje (Mighty Jets); Barnabas Imenger (Lobi Stars); Idris Ahmed (Mighty Jets); Uche Ihearulam (Lobi Stars)

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