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Violent protests rock Ekiti

Houses, vehicles destroyed Dusk-to-dawn curfew imposed Raphael Adeyanju, Ado Ekiti

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L-R: Former Head of the Interim National Government (ING), Chief Ernest Shonekan; Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar; celebrant, Chief Idowu Sofola (SAN); his wife, Olusola and wife of the governor of Ogun State, Mrs. Olufunso Amosun, during the presentation of two books titled: ‘My Life, My Work, My Passion’ and ‘Compendium of Legal Essays’ in honour of Chief Sofola, during his 80th birthday celebration, held at NIIA, Victoria Island, Lagos... recently. PHOTO: ABIODUN OMOTOSHO

rom his ‘Thank You’ tour of the councils yesterday, Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, rushed back to the Government House and announced a dusk-todawn curfew as a way of quelling the violent protests that had earlier rocked the state capital, Ado Ekiti. The governor conveyed the restriction of movements in a state

from 7pm, and lasts till 7am of the next day. for the governor-elect, Ayo Fayose, on October 15, hence his bye-bye tour of the state’s local councils. tour, violence erupted yesterday in Ado Ekiti, leading to widespread destruction of properties. The protest is believed to be a fallout of the killing of the former state chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Mr. Omolafe Aderiye. Aderiye, said to be Fayose’s friend, was allegedly gunned down by a gang of four men in the Ijigbo area of Ado Ekiti. He was said to be dinning with his friends when the gunmen attacked him on Thursday evening. >>Continued on Page 2

Synagogue: Lagos orders probe of building collapse Begins DNA identification of bodies Calls for samples from relatives Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide Idris, who made the call yesterday in his office, stated that the government considered it necessary to start forensic identification and DNA analysis of the recovered bodies because of the need to identify each of them.

He appealed to family members, especially parents, children and siblings of nationals who believe that their relatives could have been in the collapsed building to visit the Department of Forensic Medicine at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospi>>Continue on Page 3

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in Ikotun, Lagos. To do a thorough job, the government yesterday requested families who believe that their relatives could have been in the collapsed building, to submit samples that could aid forensic identification and DNA analysis of recovered bodies.

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Cover Jonathan:We’re not breaching electoral law - TAN Holds North West rally in Kano today Mikail Mumuni, Abuja pro-Goodluck Jonathan group - Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria (TAN) - has insisted that it is not breaking the electoral law by mobilizing Nigerians to support the president for a second term while campaign for next year’s election is yet to be lifted. TAN’s Director of Communication and Mobilization, Mr. Udenta Udenta, stated this in Abuja yesterday, during a media parley. He said the relevant sections of the law apply to political parties canvassing for votes on behalf of aspirants and candidates. Udenta stated that TAN is not a political party, adding that President Jonathan is neither an aspirant nor a candidate yet for the election. He argued that TAN is made up of “patriotic Nigerians� who believe that the president has done a lot for the country and that his achievements have been largely unprojected until TAN came about “to change the narratives.� He said although TAN has endorsed

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the president for a second term, the president is yet to announce an aspiration to run in next year’s general elections. Udenta said the last lap (North West) of the six geopolitical rallies in support of the president would hold today at the Polo Ground in Kano. He, however, dis slated for Eagle Square in Abuja next weekend has " " # He said the action was taken in deference to the Eid-el-Kabir festival and the need to accommodate the participation of other groups that are currently planning to endorse the president. The TAN spokesperson lauded the various organs of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for endorsing President Jonathan for a second term, saying the party has by that vindicated the stand earlier taken by TAN. He challenged those claiming that TAN is being bankrolled by government to come up with proof, stat " nanced.

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reportedly fell to the ground, where his attackers met and further shot him. His body has since been deposited in the morgue of the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital, Ado Ekiti. Sources claimed yesterday that Aderiye’s killing precipitated the violent protests in the state capital. While the protest lasted, policemen in the state, led by the commissioner, Mr. Taiwo Lakanu, had a hectic time quelling the uprising. Predictably, persons suspected to be thugs, urchins and all manner of vice harbingers hijacked the situation, wreaking havoc on the social psyche of the city. major roads in the city, forcing motorists to make desperate !

" # Some unlucky ones who parked their vehicles anywhere around Fajuyi to Ajilosun had them vandalised by the rampaging thugs. Also destroyed in the melee were some houses, " of Dr Fayemi at Ajilosun, state Secretariat of the All Progressives Congress (APC), as well

as the APC Secretariat in Ado Ekiti Local Government Area. From several points in the city, thick smoke could be seen billowing into the skyline signifying danger, while people ran helter-skelter in search of safety. The protest lasted till about 12noon before most of the " persed by the police. In a broadcast on all the state-based media, Fayemi expressed regret over the series of attacks on judges in the last one week, and Aderiye’s death. He said: “Ekiti Kete, in order to forestall further descent into anarchy in our state, I am sion to suspend the ‘Thank You’ tour which I’m undertaking as part of our transiting-out formalities. Also, I have taken the decision to institute a duskto-dawn curfew in the state immediately. Accordingly, there would be no movement between the hours of 7.00pm and 7.00am everyday till further notice.� He continued: “We urge the citizenry to be vigilant and provide the security agencies with details of suspicious activities that can undermine the peace in our state.� Commenting on the closure of the courts by the Chief Judge of the state, Justice Ayodeji Daramola after thugs invaded

the High Court premises, Fayemi said: “Considering that the cases that have triggered the recent spate of violence are politically related, the political elite in our state from all disparate quarters must exercise caution. We must rescue our state from the precarious slippery slope that some have desperately pushed us to. We should not imperil the very people we seek to serve by resorting to violence and brigandage. One does not burn down his homestead to establish his claim of ownership or leadership. Most assuredly, the course of justice can only be delayed, but can never be truncated. “The independence of the judiciary is an inviolable net of any democracy. Accordingly, I have this morning directed the Attorney General of the state to issue a legal advisory to the Chief Judge of the state and all the parties to the existing cases in the state High Court and the Ekiti State Governorship Elections Petitions Tribunal, on the desirability of seeking an alternative venue for the hearing of these cases outside Ekiti State,� Fayemi concluded. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has however blamed the APC for Aderiye’s death. Publicity secretary of the party, Pastor Kola Oluwawole, in a statement branded the killing as an act of wickedness,

saying it is barbaric and satanic, which cannot be separated from the clandestine activities of the APC-led government, which he said has vowed to make the state ungovernable for the incoming administration of the PDP. He said: “We’ve raised an alarm on the clandestine move by Fayemi and his men to attack the Governor-elect, Dr. Ayo Fayose and some notable leaders in all the 16 local government areas as from the 22nd of September 2014, while the killing of Aderiye, who is one of the notable leaders of the party in Ado Ekiti, occurred on the 25th of the same month; this has vindicated our earlier claims.� On its part, the Ado-Ekiti Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association, yesterday, decried the spate of political violence in the state. The NBA, which condemned Thursday’s attack on a judge of the Ekiti High Court, Justice John Adeleye, by some people at the court premises, also condemned Aderiye’s killing. The chairman, Mr. Joseph Adewumi, and the secretary, Mr. Gbemiga Adaramola, said the desecration of the temple of justice would not be condoned by the NBA, and should also be decried by justice and peaceloving Nigerians.

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ustice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court Abuja has adjourned to November 10, the arraignment of Aminu Ogwuche, the alleged mastermind of the April 14 bomb blast in Nyanya, Abuja. Ogwuche is being held for allegedly masterminding the bomb blast that killed over 75 persons at a crowded motor " ! $ # The Inspector General of Police, on behalf of the Federal % the charges before a Federal High Court in Abuja, which aided Ogwuche’s extradition from Sudan to Nigeria. & ' on behalf of the IGP by Oloye Torugbene, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, alleged that the suspect conspired with others (still at large) to commit an act of terrorism by detonating Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) at Nyanya Motor Park, which resulted in the death of 75 persons and injuring over a hundred others. Count two of the charge reads: “That you, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche, Male, and others now at large, on the 14th of April, 2014, at Nyanya, FCT, Abuja, within the jurisdiction of this honourable court, did facilitate the activities of persons engaged in an act of terrorism; by detonating improvised explosive devices at the Nyanya Motor Park, which resulted in the death of 75 persons and injuring over a hundred other

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to be punishable under sections 1 (2) (d) and 17 of the Terrorism Prevention Amendment Act of 2013. However, at yesterday’s proceeding, the State Security Service informed the court that there is a subsisting order of a sister judge of the Federal High Court granting the SSS 90 days to conclude investigations into the terrorism allegations leveled against the suspect. Police lawyer, Mr. Oloye Torugbene told the court that the matter was for Ogwuche’s arraignment, but the SSS counsel, * # +

the initial charge by the police was for the extradition of the L-R: Advert/Special Project Manager Mr. Salami Olaito; Editor, Northern Operations, Daily Newswatch Newspapers; suspect from Sudan. Mr. Akin Orimolade; Managing Director/CEO of Daily Newswatch Newspapers, Mr. Moses Jolayemi; Minister of State Ogwuche was absent in for Works, Prince Adedayo Adeyeye; Editor, Nation’s Capital, Mikail Mumuni and correspondent, Toyin Adebayo $$$ PHOTO: WALE mitted that he was being kept ADENUGA. under their custody by virtue of an order of the court pending the conclusion of investigation within the constitutional 90 days period of which an accused shall be arraigned in Paschal Njoku, Abuja persons who do not mean well ly placed, found involved in bow to the whims and cacourt. he Nigerian Bar Asso- for our society take steps ca- this show of shame and dese- prices of persons who believe Osagie said: “We urge the pociation (NBA), yesterday, pable of plunging our country cration of our courts will surely that judges must yield to their lice to drop its charge, because face the full force of the law, as wishes. said it will probe the cir- into anarchy,� the NBA said. before the 90 days ordered by The NBA condemned in the NBA will ensure prosecution of “Reports from our members cumstances surrounding the the court lapses, we must have at Ado Ekiti indicate that Policerecent attack on judges and dis- strongest term, “the brazen and any such person(s). completed our investigation “The life of our Judges in Eki- men and other security agents ruption of court sittings in Ekiti dastardly acts of violence by

" / thugs and hoodlums who at- ti is in grave danger. We must present at the Court premises State by thugs. torney General of the FederaIn a statement released in tacked the High Court of Jus- act to protect them from highly looked the other way while the tion for further directives.� Abuja and made available to tice Complex in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti placed persons in our society In a short ruling, Justice Adwho abuse their positions and Saturday Newswatch, President State�. emola held: “This matter has “The NBA is sending a high- privileges to unleash mayhem disrupting Court proceedings, of NBA, Mr. Augustine Alegeh, tearing Court record books been adjourned to November described the crisis as “show of powered investigation team - even beating up and tearing the 10 for the production of the acshame�, adding that the perpe- to Ekiti to investigate the facts structure,� Alegeh said. cused person and his arraignsurrounding this matter. Any He added that: “The admin- clothes of a judge,� the statetrators will not go unpunished. ment concluded. ment in this court.� “We will not sit idly by while person(s), no matter how high- istration of justice can never

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Cover Synagogue: Lagos orders probe of building collapse Continued from Page 1

Igwe Achebe poses with Julius Berger MD (in suit) and Igwe Peter Anugwu, a Director of Julius Berger Plc.

Ozekhome: Kidnap kingpin, others allege SSS maltreatment, bemoan poor feeding Paschal Njoku, Abuja

day is by the grace of God. The food they give us is idnap suspects - Kel- very poor,� while Michael vin Oniarah Eziegbe alleged that, “it is only this (32), Frank Azuekor one clothe that I have been (31) and Michael Omonig- wearing. When it is dirty, ho – yesterday, complained I will wash it and wear it to Justice Adeniyi Ademola on again. Again, we are of the Federal High Court not properly fed; we want in Abuja, that they are be- them to feed us well.� ing incarcerated, maltreatHowever, in a swift reed and poorly fed in the buttal, the SSS counsel custody of the State Secu- said he was surprised that rity Service (SSS). the accused persons were The suspected kidnap- making such allegations. pers made the allegation “The SSS has been good shortly after pleading “not in terms of welfare of perguilty� to an amended sons under our custody. 14-count charge preferred We have standard medical against them by the Fed- facilities where we take aderal Government for their equate care of suspects. So alleged involvement in I am not aware of this allekidnappings and terrorism gation of poor feeding and activities in the Niger Delta beating the accused perregion. sons are making,� Osagie $" said. kidnappers are being ac“This allegation has not cused of masterminding been raised by them or the kidnap of constitu- tional lawyer and human before; I am hearing them rights activist, Mr. Mike Ozekhome (SAN), in Au- this court. Besides, nobody gust last year, which led under our custody has " - complained of poor feedmen. ing. My Lord, these allegaKelvin in particular, la- tions are fabricated and the mented: “One day, they mark on Kelvin’s head did called me out and I re- not originate in our cussponded. They were ask- 8 $$$ ing questions of things I phasised. do not know. They asked me to stand near a wall, which I did. When I was not answering them what they wanted, one of them smashed my head on the wall and I got injured in the process. There superior of- Clement Nwoji, Abuja resident Goodluck JonaI was manhandled.� than has extolled Bishop When the court inquired David Oyedepo’s mashow many times they were sive accomplishments as a being fed as their lawyer devoted servant of God and Dakum Bala alleged poor his immense contributions feeding, Kelvin responded: to the education of Nigerian “We are given food two children. times a day. In the mornIn a letter written to coning, they give us bread and gratulate the Presiding Bishsachet tea, and the next op of the Living Faith Church food; I do not know the Worldwide on his 60thbirthname. Besides, I used to day anniversary, today, Satcollapse in the cell.� urday, September 27, 2014, In his own account, President Jonathan declared Frank Azuekor told the that Bishop Oyedepo’s life court thus: “I am alive to- was “truly worthy of celebra-

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In view of the allegations, Justice Adeniyi urged the SSS to adjust if what the accused persons complained about were true. The court adjourned the ruling on bail as well as application of the accused persons for secret trial to October 13, 2014. In the suit with charge no: FHC/ABJ/CR/100/2014, the Federal Government stated that “Kelvin Oniarah Eziegbe, Frank Azuekor and two others now at large between 2010 and 2013, in Delta State, conspired to commit terrorist act to wit kidnapping of persons, accessory to an act of terrorism, inciting persons to commit acts of terrorism recruitment escape and abetting escape, and thereby committed

" der Section 17 of Terrorism Prevention Act 2011 as amended. Count two read: “That you Kelvin Oniarah Eziegbe, Frank Azuekor and two others now at large between 2010 and 2013, in Delta State, conspired to commit terrorist act to wit; murder in the shooting and " namely ASP Paul Ajaka,

Insp. Sunday Ewanshiha, Insp. Michael Akpada, Insp. Bakary Kong, Sgt Innocent Odoh and 2 prison cials namely Insp. Lawrence Edore and SPA Oyibo Okoye, while they were on " ishable under Section 17 of Terrorism Prevention Act 2011 as amended. In count three, it was alleged that “Kelvin Eziegbe and Frank Azuekor, and between 2010 and October 2013, at Delta state, did commit a terrorist act to wit; intentional murder in the shooting and killing of " = ASP Paul Ajaka, Insp. Sunday Ewanshiha, Insp. Michael Akpada, Insp. Bakary Kong, 23rd August 2013 at Iruekpen, on the BeninAuchi Road, and Sgt Innocent Odoh, 30th September, 2012 on Warri-Asaba road, and two Insp. Lawrence Edore and SPA Oyibo Okoye, 13th March 2013 in Warri, while they were on " ishable under Section 1 of the Terrorism Prevention Act 2011 as amended.

Jonathan salutes Oyedepo on 60th birthday

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tion�. He said: “I write on behalf of my family, the Government and people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to rejoice with you as you mark your milestone 60th birthday anniversary. “Yours is, indeed, a life truly worthy of celebration. You have attained lofty heights not just as an accomplished

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tal (LASUTH), Ikeja, beginning from yesterday, to submit samples that could aid the forensic identification and DNA analysis. The commissioner noted, however, that those eligible to give samples for the forensic identification and DNA analysis in order of preference are parents, children and siblings of the deceased. Also yesterday, the Lagos State Government instituted a coroner’s inquest to investigate the cause of the September 12 building collapse at the SCOAN. This was made known in a statement credited to the Lagos State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Ade Ipaye. According to the statement, Ipaye instituted the coroner’s inquest pursuant to Section 15 of the Lagos State Coroner’s Law No. 7 of 2007. The inquest, headed by Magistrate O. A. Komolafe, is charged with the responsibility of establishing the cause of the collapse of the six-storey building that killed no fewer than 115 persons at the church. Ipaye was also quoted as saying that the final report of the inquest would determine whether a criminal charge will be instituted against the negligent. The commissioner reportedly said: “The law requires the verdict of a coroner, as certified in writing, to be forwarded to the State Attorney General and such verdict may form the basis of criminal prosecutions, depending on the evidence collected. “The coroner in this case is Magistrate O. A.

Komolafe, who also sat as coroner in the Dana Air crash case. He is expected to announce his sitting or visitation schedules and other details and to hold the inquest at the premises of the High Court of Lagos State, Oba Akinjobi Way, Ikeja. “In doing this, he (Komolafe) has all the powers of a magistrate to summon and compel the attendance of witnesses, including medical examiners, and require them to give evidence, produce documents or present other relevant materials.� Meanwhile, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has called for a thorough and transparent probe into the circumstances leading to the collapse of SCOAN guest house. The congress warned that any investigation less than thorough is capable of compromising Nigeria’s image. In a statement signed by its Head of Information, Comrade Benson Upah, the NLC said the tragedy is familiar and avoidable, describing it as an occurrence Nigeria could ill-afford. “A thorough investigation would also put all speculations to rest, and provide the truth for all relatives of the victims. It will also prevent similar tragedies waiting to happen,� Congress said. “We at the NLC also wish to urge the government to empower the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in order to improve its response capacity. “We commiserate with the families of the victims, majority of whom are our South African brothers and sisters,� the statement added.

FG declares October 6 and 7 holidays for Sallah Cyril Mbah, Abuja

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he Federal Government has dein pursuit of the massively clared Monday impactful propagation of the Word, you have also em- October 6 and Tuesday, braced the cause of provid- October 7, 2014 as pubing quality education for our lic holidays to mark the Id-el-Kabir Sallah celchildren. “As Almighty God contin- ebrations. ues to bless you with robust Minister of Interior, health and many more years Comrade Abba Moro, of happiness, uncommon ac- who made the decla " ration on behalf of the service, it is my prayer that you will continue to partner government congratuwith us in our quest to repo- lated the Muslim comsition Nigeria for peace, pro- munity and enjoined them to support, cogress and prosperity.� Further, he wished Bishop operate and join hands Oyedepo a happy birthday with President Goodcelebration.

luck Jonathan in his efforts to build a peaceful, united and virile nation. Moro further urged the citizens to use the celebration to pray for peace and the unity of the country. The minister wished all Nigerians and especially Muslim faithful a rewarding and happy Id-el-Kabir celebration. The minister’s statement conveying the felicitation was signed on his behalf by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Alhaji Magaji Abubakar Garba.

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inister of Works, Mike Onolememen, has lamented the destruction of Federal highway bridges across the country in spite of enormous resources the Federal Government development of road infrastructure. He said in recent times most of the roads have / ! through the prevalence of insurgency in the NorthEast part of the country as well as accidents involving petroleum laden delivery trucks and other heavy duty vehicles. The minister made this known at the third year on the achievements of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration in the transformation of roads in Nigeria. According to him, some of the social challenges in the road sector the Federal Government had to contend with since 2011 include axle load of trucks beyond acceptable tonnage on our highways, across the highways, burning of tyres on the roads, erection of bumps on roads, destruction of roads furniture, encroachment on right of ways, among many others, are issues that government. % from 2013 to date over nine major federal highway bridges have / phenomenon and now require emergency rehabilitation and reconstruction at enormous unbudgeted cost to government. “The damaged bridges at Ijora 7-Up Bridge in Lagos, Makurdi Bridge in Benue State, Bridge 1 (Ch 57+450) Abuja-AbajiLokoja Road Section II, Sheda Village Junction to Abaji, FCT, Ibagwa Bridge along Ikot EkpeneAbak-Ekparakwa-Ette Road in Akwa Ibom State, Bridge at Km 26+300 along Ontisha-Owerri Dual Carriageway (close to Madonna University entrance, Okija).� / by insurgent action include Ngala Bridge along MaiduguriDikwa-Gamboru Road in Borno State, Liman-

Kara bridge at Km 133 along MaiduguriBama-Gwoza Road in Borno State, Chakwarkir Bridge at Km 174 along Maiduguri-DamboaBui Road in Yobe State, Katarko Bridge at Km 18 along Damaturu-Biu Road in Yobe State. He stressed that the destruction is, no doubt, / Federal Government to provide standard and serviceable highway bridge infrastructure for road users in the country. He enjoined all Nigerians to desist from all forms of road abuse. On the issue of road maintenance, he said the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA) is directly responsible for the maintenance of all federal road networks. In these past three years, a total of 22,500km of roads and <= + / lengths were maintained by FERMA. In addition, all the 7,179 youths mobilised, trained and engaged by FERMA for road maintenance under the SURE-P were retained in the year under review for aggressive maintenance of federal roads across the country. This underscores the Federal Government’s commitment to ensure that Nigerian roads and safer, but also comparable to roads in the developed world, as to promote the happiness of the greater number of our citizens, who rely on federal roads for economic and social engagements. Under the PPP, the > ? projects: the Second Niger Bridge linking Onitsha and Asaba in Anambra/Delta states, being undertaken by the NSIA-Julius Berger Consortium, and the Apakun/Oshodi-MMIA Expressway in Lagos State, being undertaken by CHEC Consortium. Early works have since commenced at the site of the Second Niger Bridge where the EPC Contractor, Messrs Julius Berger Nig. Plc, has substantially mobilised and has in fact commenced the Early Work Phase of the project as well as procured materials and equipment for the second phase of the construction, he said.

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roup Managing Director (GMD) of Energy Group and publisher of Newswatch Newspapers Limited (NNL), Dr Jimoh Ibrahim, yesterday alongside some minority shareholders of the now rebranded media organisation, adopted their

before Justice Ibrahim Buba of a Federal High Court, address before the court, Dr Jimoh Ibrahim through his lawyer, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde (SAN), prayed Justice Buba to dismiss in its entirety the petition initiated by the minority shareholders on November 20, 2012. Chief Ayorinde also asked the court to hold exhibit D3 tendered before the court as the relationship between the parties. The senior lawyer explained that the contract agreement stipulates that further capitalisation of N500 million was to be done two years after the take-over of the media organisation. According to the SAN, “any claim relating to capitalisation at this stage is premature.�

the court that one of the directors, Ray Ekpu, resigned on May 5, 2011, as the other three directors from the company and his entitlement were paid as the others, adding that there were no further obligations expected of Global Media Mirror Limited and Dr Jimoh Ibrahim to meet after the payment of the sum of N510,000,000 under the Share Purchase Agreement, SPA. The company secretary said contrary to paragraphs 8-13 of the petitioner’s petition, by virtue of Clause 13.0 of the SPA, a further sum to the tune of N500,000,000 in addition to the initial purchase sum of N510,000,000 is to be paid in two years from the date of completion by both Global Media Mirror Limited and Dr Ibrahim, OFR, for additional shares to be capitalised. According to Busari in # % Oath, “that between the time when the 2nd and 3rd Respondents took over, the 1st Respondent &'" * + the suit, the 2nd and 3rd Respondents had injected the sum of N145,782,831.87 & + ! million, seven hundred and eighty-two thousand, eight hundred and thirty-one naira, eighty seven kobo) into the account of the 1st Respondent, in partial He said Nigeria would be a + + cannot base his comment on suspicion nor assumption, and in Clause 13.0 of the Share ! go back to their old ways of Purchase Agreement. “That the 2nd and 3rd be left in the hands of those apologising over damages investigating it. caused their neighbours. On Respondents, being new owners and majority On Nigeria’s security the participation of Christians shareholders of the 1st problem, he said it could be in politics, he said “it depends Respondent, reserve the solved through the creation of on one’s calling; Moses was / & * awareness on the need for the made a religious and political on the publication of the 1st people to live together. leader, he was called to lead the Respondent, and to engage He said Nigerians would people of Israel out of Egypt.� in any business concern of begin to have love for one According to him, anyone their choice upon a valid another when they become whose calling is in politics take over. Q

could practice politics, adding “That the 1st-4th that such enlightenment that God gives particular Respondents aver that would reduce incidences of assignment to anyone He calls ! to serve in a particular area. Continued on page 6 Chief Ayorinde also asked Justice Buba to take judicial notice of the judgment delivered in a sister case by Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court, Lagos, positing that the live issues in contest before the court has been resolved. The SAN said, “Justice as to the validity of the issues. He invalidated the board meeting of May 5, 2011, where the former directors were purportedly reappointed. the purchase price for the share (N510m) was paid by the 3rd respondent.� Chief Ayorinde consequently urged the ! in favour of the respondents and dismiss the suit with substantial cost. On his part, counsel to the petitioners, Kunle Oyesanya (SAN), while address wants the court to determine whether the GMD has abided by the content of the Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) reached with the petitioners. Oyesanya also insisted that the 3rd respondent did not tender any evidence before the court to indicate that a sum of N510 million

was paid for the shares purchased from the petitioners. According to Oyesanya, “the case before Justice Abang is not the same before your lordship and I urge this court to discountenance same.� He then prayed the court to grant the petition as prayed. Justice Buba had at the been informed by the last witness and Company Secretary of Global Media Mirror Limited, Bisayo Busari, that upon purchase of Newswatch Communications Limited (NCL) four of its directors, namely: Ray Ekpu, Yakubu Mohammed, Dan Agbese, and Soji Akinrinade, voluntarily retired as directors of NCL. Led in evidence by Tolu Mokunolu from the chambers of B. Ayorinde " two minority shareholders of NCL, Nuhu Wada Aruwa and Professor Jibril Aminu, the company secretary # Statement on Oath insisted that consequent upon the voluntary retirement of the former directors from NCL, to them were computed and paid accordingly. Busari further told

Oritsejafor:Alleged scam should not be based on hearsay – Kumuyi Godwin Akor, Makurdi

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eneral Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Pastor W. F. Kumuyi, has said comments on the allegation that President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Ayo Oritsejafor, was involved in money laundering and arms deal to the tune of $9.3 million in South Africa should not be based on hearsay. Pastor Kumuyi, who is in Makurdi, Benue State capital, for a three-day crusade, which started on Friday, said he

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Newswatch: Jimoh Ibrahim, minority shareholders adopt final addresses Continued from page 4

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2015: NASS members lose out to zoning in Bayelsa Uchenna Nwafor, Yenagoa

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&' š| * \+ &% Z * # \ &– š Kolga), Dr. Stella Dorgu &% * ' … &\ * + | East senatorial district + ˜ ! … A.J. Turner, argued that the zone will implement the existing zoning arrangement in the interest + ‘ the resolutions reached at the meeting held at \ | \ " + % " !

Hon. Foighan Jephthah ' … 2015. The political leaders argued that the position ^ Jephthah was zoned to | ' ^ + ' + | 2015, while the position + ' … ˜ \ + … \ … + \ Ayama indigene in 2015. [ + % " !

+ ˜ | =€‹ + \ + that while the decision / + + PDP during the crises ' ! + … Baraje-led new PDP to split the two legislative houses, others argued that + _ ! + during the political crises + + ! " + Timipre Sylva.

Church building collapse: Activist warns Edo govt against further works ThankGod Ofoelue, Benin

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Q ‘ integrity test ought to ! the structure to determine ! support the original plan or not. + COREN, Nigeria Institute + ] " + | ! ! ! + should have issued a + ` + ` + contract, otherwise the

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+ + Z Q engineers, clergymen + † ! + to the truth, contrary to a white paper report on the structure. ! + independent judiciary under the present democratic governance, + judiciary will more than guarantee overall development in the country.

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� + within the period under review. He said that items recovered included � ] ? € vehicles, 112 cartridges, 31 locally made guns and ‹ˆ + adding that the command would not relent in its / + criminals. The CP restated the

command’s resolve to also cooperate with the people so as to receive ! + ? + state. According to him, “within two months the command has continued to deliver on its core + ! ! minimum.�

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Š # ` � the petitioners, Oyesanya (SAN), the witness who insisted that there were + + + ` ! that she was not aware that the old Newswatch Magazine was the + Even the then Deputy Managing Director &}>}* + ' > ' | > + Z said there was no time the current management + } {

+ + ' Magazine. The witness rather maintained that the + dead Newswatch Magazine was only } { ` management so as to The minority shareholders had instituted the suit against } { † > > ‘ + the current management Z + the shareholders. They had also alleged that the new management } + the company “illegally�. ~ + + Z + the company’s shares had + to the new management through a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) signed | ` � counsel to the minority shareholders, Oyesanya, > ! Z '" in August 1993 as Group Editor. > out that he was not a + } † > > into Newswatch, pointed out that there was an } shareholders. According to the witness, “I was involved in the negotiation that led to the agreement which has to do with + ‹€ + ' " } †

> > Š > + Z + Newswatch Magazine ! + \ Q Q | % €‹ + ` ! that, “There were + ` ! ' ! ‘ were purchased so as to meet with modern journalism practice in Nigeria. “It is not true that the new management led } { stopped operations + ˜ ~ + same.� # + + + '" maintained that there was no time he was only redeployed to the National Mirror Newspapers. ] | ! " + Q statement on oath dated % ‡ =€ˆ Z as he prayed the court to adopt same as his statement on oath. Earlier in his testimony, Managing Director ] ` `" + + Newswatch Newspapers &'' * > { + the court that Newswatch Magazine had returned + + + Jolayemi, who was � / \ + judge that it was not correct to suggest that Newswatch Magazine exists. He said, “The magazine was only suspended + – magazine everywhere.� The MD, who had �

tendered in evidence and which was accordingly � { | '' meeting since he assumed Q >}š]` `" or three occasions. Jolayemi named those ’ > _ ] & shareholder said to ! * | Continued on page 7

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Stephen Ogedengbe, Mr. Steve Ayorinde (former MD and E-I-C of Global Media Mirror Limited), Mrs Yetunde Adedoyin, and Mrs Gloria Ukeje, who was the secretary. The documents tendered by Jolayemi includes: the January 19 and 20, 2013, editions of Saturday and Sunday Newswatch respectively, alongside his statement on oath, dated February 20, 2013, marked as � } { � that his appointment / % 15, 2011, which happened to be the same date the board meeting held. According to the MD, “Ray Ekpu was one of those who came to congratulate me after the board meeting of September 15, 2011.� He added that the minutes of the said board meeting, which was four of Jolayemi’s statement on oath, has records of his interview by the board of NNL, consequent upon his appointment as MD/EI-C. | three other documents tendered by Jolayemi, Justice Buba, who refused the admissibility of the minutes of the board meeting of NNL, which took place on September €‹ =€€ � that the document did not constitute part of the pleadings of the respondents in the ~ ! took place after counsel to the respondents, Chief

Ayorinde, posited that the said document was not new to the suit as to take anyone by surprise, since it had been part of the frontloaded documents in the court’s record. According to Ayorinde, “it was among the additional list of documents, which in a motion dated February 27, 2013, as respondents’ counsel, urged the court to admit when I sought the leave of court to call in additional witnesses.� The senior lawyer insisted that it was within the contemplation of Order 13, Rule 3 of the Federal High Court Civil Procedure Rules that documents, which had been frontloaded ahead of a court proceeding cannot be described as new as to take anyone by surprise. Ayorinde added further that, “They are pleaded evidence. Were this document not in the record of this court, I’ll sit down. But it is in the record of this court. Can we then say it does not � “ ' Š The minority shareholders are by their suit designated FHC/L/ CP/1367/2012, brought pursuant to Sections 310 (a), (b) and (c) and 311 (1), (2) (a) and (b) of the Companies and Allied > court , among others, set aside the SPA, the basis of which Dr. Ibrahim assumed majority shareholding in the company. ~ adjourned till Monday, October 20, 2014, for judgment.

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he Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Alfed Nnaemeka Achebe, � of Onitsha people to see the full commencement and completion of the construction work on the Onitsha Second Niger Bridge. Igwe Achebe spoke yesterday when a team + Q + { Berger Construction Company Plc, led by the Managing Director and " + ]� ! \Q > Detlev Lubasch paid him a courtesy call in his ‘Ime Obi’ palace. ~ [ / Advisor of the company, Mr. Clement Ilobi, said the visit was a normal community relations visit to enlist their support and friendship in the work on the N117 billion project being undertaken under the

Obiano’s victory marks end to distractions, says Anambra regent ! % ?+ " 3

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he regent of Mbosi, Ihiala Local Government Area, Anambra State, and a human rights lawyer, Prince Okey-Joe Onuakalusi, yesterday in Onitsha, described Governor Willie Obiano’s victory at the Supreme Court against Senator Chris Ngige as end to distractions from infrastructural development of the state by enemies of progress. “The victory at the Supreme Court has Q� on the wishes and voters of Anambra people,� he said. According to the regent, “the judiciary has

Private-Public Partnership (PPP) arrangement While welcoming the team, Igwe Achebe said � ! ` used, over-burdened and weakened on a daily basis. Reminding the team that the Niger River is very important to the people, he said the MD and CEO is the face of the company, and so a lot of responsibilities are placed on his shoulders. Responding to the company’s request for cooperation from the people, Igwe Achebe said “We are on ground. We will do our best to ensure reasonable approach and reasonable cooperation.� He told the team that ' ‚ [ } Nnamdi Azikiwe, used to be the 6th ranked cabinet chief of Onitsha. “There is a lot of � we will not hesitate to put our feet forward,� he said

once again demonstrated that it is an impartial arbiter in upholding the will of voters who voted overwhelmingly for Chief Obiano,� he posited. He urged the governor Z + on him by the Anambra people, stating that the � from him, especially the electorate who voted for him because of his pedigree. The Regent reminded the governor that industrialisation of the state should be pursued with vigour and must be a core component of his administration, pointing out that his

administration should as + out policies that would encourage industrialists, and introduce industrial parks and layouts. On unemployment and security, he reminded the governor that sport is a ! unemployment. “Employment of youth is sine qua non to security + � of the people. “Sports put Nigeria in the global map and Anambrians have had a fair share in this respect with the likes of Mary Onyali- Omogbemi , Innocent Egbunike, Emmanuel and Patrick Okalla , Power Mike and many others too

numerous to mention, who brought laurels and state,� he said. He urged the governor to build a mini stadium in the local government areas of the state, and equip same with training facilities as sports for the youths is an antithesis to crime. On the issue of agriculture, the Regent commended the governor for what he had done so far, but reminded him that he has the opportunity to bring back the golden era of Dr. M. I. Okpala ‘s in the area of agriculture where ! + were created to feed the agro allied industries in the then Eastern Region.

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he Imo State governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, has Â? of the free education policy of his administration to non-indigenes in the state university. Against the backdrop of this new development, the governor also ordered that the university authorities should stop the N50,000 acceptance fee from fresh students of the university, and contended that his

government would continue to give the free education policy a human face. Okorocha gave the directives while commissioning the N150 million Ultra Modern Recreation Park at the Imo State University campus, built by the school’s ProChancellor, Mazi Clement Owunna, stressing that his dream would continue to be that the present generation past generation. While directing the

university authorities to stop the collection of N50, 000 acceptance fee, the governor also cautioned the lecturers against the sale of handouts, and insisted that books sold to the students must be through the institution’s bookshops. The governor however, pointed out that government will not be concerned with certain charges like students’ Identity Cards, medicals, � departmental charges. He therefore, appealed to the

/ and adhere strictly to the directives. While promising to elevate the image of the university, Governor Okorocha urged the students to develop passion for education and advised them to refrain from cultism and indecent dressing, especially as the nation is yearning for leaders with good conduct in both learning and character. He commended the ProChancellor, Mazi clement Owunna, and the University Governing Council for the development of the institution. door steps.� Earlier in his address, � + with the sponsors of the the Vice Chancellor of programme, especially the Imo State University, Prof. Global fund, hinting that it has Ukachukwu Awuzie, stated been able to alleviate the health that the recreation park was problem of the tuberculosis constructed and donated to patients by contributing to the university by the ProChancellor, Mazi Clement their free drug treatment. “We also have other Owunna through his Chief sponsors like Family and Peter Sunday Owunna Foundation Reproductive Health, Federal Memorial Ministry of Health, state’s (CPSOMF). Ministry of Health and Idemili More news on pages North Local Government 66 - 69 Area.�

40 tuberculosis patients receive free treatment in Anambra patients to come out for free treatment. o fewer than 40 According to him, tuberculosis patients “Tuberculosis patients have been treated should come to our dot free-of-charge by the Idemili ! North Tuberculosis Volunteer area like Iyi-Enu Hospital, " % Ogidi; Immaculate Sisters Disclosing this to newsmen, Hospital, Nkopr; Obosi yesterday at Ogidi council ward 2, Eziowelle; council ‘ headquarters, Ogidi and chairman, Hon. Christopher Crown Hospital, Nkpor.� \ / ! “We are begging the three tiers of government to provide the number of patients to us with more dot centres to be treated, and urged the help get closer to the patients’ ! % ?+ " 3

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 26/09/2014

Equity market ends week negative as bears regain dominance T Abiodun Awogbemi

he Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) equities market closed yesterday on a positive note, as All Share Index (ASI) appreciated by 0.10 percent to close at 40,819.72 basis points, compared with the 0.07 percent depreciation recorded previously. Its Year-to-Date (YTD) returns currently stands at 1.23 percent. The Market breadth closed positive as 7UP led 30 gainers against 16 losers topped by Ikeja Hotel at the end of yesterday’s session as market turnover closes negative as volume dip by 9.95 percent against 36.15 percent down slide recorded in the previous session. Access, Mansard and FBNH were the most active to boost market turnover. Access and Oando top market value list. The insurance sector recorded 2.42 percent gain to emerge Symbol

7UP ABCTRANS ACADEMY ACCESS AFRIPRUD AGLEVENT AIICO AIRSERVICE ALUMACO ASHAKACEM AVONCROWN BERGER BETAGLAS CADBURY CAP CAPOIL CAVERTON CCNN CHAMPION CHAMS CILEASING CONOIL CONTINSURE CORNERST COSTAIN COURTVILLE CUSTODYINS CUTIX DAARCOMM DANGCEM DANGFLOUR DANGSUGAR DIAMONDBNK DNMEYER DUNLOP ETERNA ETI EVANSMED FBNH FCMB FIDELITYBK FIDSON FIRSTALUM FLOURMILL

the most supportive sectorial performance among others while the industrial sector was the most hit to close with 0.39 percent loss UNHOMES leads the list of active stocks that record impressive volume spike at the end of yesterday’s session. At the close of the week, the ASI reverses weekly gains as the bourse sheds 56 basis points, week -on-week (WoW) to close at 40,819.72 lower than its closing level in the previous week. The Index resumed bumpy outing in the week, closing on ! second trading days of the week. It recovered by 67 basis points, bringing the mid-week returns to -0.58 percent. It however, recorded a modest loss of 7 points and rounded up the week’s trading with a gain of 0.10 percent on the fourth and last trading days respectively. The ASI succumbed to cautious

Opening Price

134.00 0.67 1.40 8.76 3.18 1.47 0.80 2.01 7.75 33.00 1.67 8.60 18.85 52.50 40.94 0.50 5.00 14.00 9.30 0.50 0.50 47.01 0.96 0.50 0.95 0.53 4.11 1.74 0.50 223.98 6.55 8.15 6.16 1.10 0.50 3.80 18.00 2.10 13.90 4.30 1.98 3.25 0.50 61.00

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147.73 0.67 1.40 8.90 3.18 1.54 0.82 2.01 7.75 33.00 1.59 8.60 18.85 52.50 39.00 0.50 5.00 14.15 9.70 0.50 0.50 47.01 0.96 0.50 0.95 0.53 4.30 1.82 0.50 223.00 6.55 8.45 6.18 1.10 0.50 3.80 18.40 2.10 13.91 4.45 1.99 3.40 0.50 61.00

sentiments during the week under review as the Index

irregular, closing green in only two trading days. Finally, the Index closed below 41,000 thresholds shedding 56 basis points WoW. The negative weekly returns of the ASI was driven by red points of most sectoral indices except the insurance, oil and gas and NSE CNSMRGDS sector with WoW positive returns of 3.651,+1.61 percent and +0.07percent, respectively. At the end, the Year-to-Date stance of the benchmark index remains in red of 1.089 percent during the week and higher than `= ‹ ‰ Activity levels, measured by volume of trades dropped modestly while value of trades improved by 65 percent compared to last week’s level of trades as 1.585 billion shares

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147.73 0.67 1.40 8.60 3.15 1.47 0.80 2.01 7.75 33.00 1.59 8.60 18.85 52.50 39.00 0.50 5.00 14.15 9.70 0.50 0.50 47.01 0.96 0.50 0.95 0.52 4.30 1.82 0.50 219.00 6.55 8.22 6.08 1.10 0.50 3.80 18.00 2.10 13.70 4.10 1.96 3.38 0.50 61.00

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147.73 0.67 1.40 8.90 3.18 1.54 0.82 2.01 7.75 33.00 1.59 8.60 18.85 52.50 39.00 0.50 5.00 14.15 9.70 0.50 0.50 47.01 0.96 0.50 0.95 0.53 4.30 1.82 0.50 220.00 6.55 8.22 6.18 1.10 0.50 3.80 18.16 2.10 13.90 4.45 1.98 3.40 0.50 61.00

13.73 0.00 0.00 0.14 0.00 0.07 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.94 0.00 0.00 0.15 0.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.19 0.08 0.00 -3.98 0.00 0.07 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.16 0.00 0.00 0.15 0.00 0.15 0.00 0.00

valued at N26.919 billion were exchanged in a lower number of deals of 21,087compared with 1.635 billion shares valued at N16.287 billion exchanged in 21,667deals last week. The Financial services sector, courtesy of banking stocks,

STOCK SEPLAT 7UP GUINNESS MOBIL WAPCO STOCK DANGCEM CAP GLAXOSMITH IKEJAHOTEL NASCON

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10.25 0.00 0.00 1.60 0.00 4.76 2.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.79 0.00 0.00 0.00 -4.74 0.00 0.00 1.07 4.30 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.62 4.60 0.00 -1.78 0.00 0.86 0.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.89 0.00 0.00 3.49 0.00 4.62 0.00 0.00

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remained the most active sector in terms of level of transactions the week followed, dominating markets’ transactions by 70 percent, followed the Conglomerates sector (10%), driven by Transcorp Plc as investors resume position taking.

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GAINERS: TOP-5 GAIN

640 134 183 174 126.99

667 147.73 190 176 128.68

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223.98 40.94 64.9 1.68 9

220 39 64.59 1.52 8.91

CHANGE % 27 13.73 7 2 1.69 CHANGE % -3.98 -1.94 -0.31 -0.16 -0.09

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Value

428,996 901,603 39,896 63,567,966 761,589 359,891 1,010,041 2,000 10 116,058 245,391 109,521 4,130 55,968 647,041 30 11,000 253,353 176,158 1,000,000 30,500 78,785 555,233 1,231,134 757,120 300,705 147,722 127,200 310,000 990,331 99,200 2,093,188 1,964,412 10,360 1,000 200,860 1,177,425 26,501 17,024,156 7,743,649 4,614,963 737,140 38,000 630,646

63,374,172.00 607,877.31 56,127.12 562,126,208.00 2,412,633.50 540,468.38 811,733.81 4,220.00 73.70 3,729,163.25 390,171.69 948,893.25 76,611.50 2,946,876.00 25,253,546.00 15.00 53,680.00 3,582,116.25 1,669,314.50 500,000.00 15,250.00 3,768,750.25 533,143.69 615,567.00 719,448.00 157,718.66 621,491.25 231,504.00 155,000.00 218,539,616.00 648,036.00 17,516,946.00 12,010,711.00 10,895.50 500.00 746,678.19 21,392,558.00 53,002.00 236,230,064.00 33,015,608.00 9,143,076.00 2,500,431.25 19,000.00 38,563,528.00

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Legalising illegality, Edo House example

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he theatrics by Edo legislators currently running two separate Houses of Assembly would have been an award winning plot for a Nollywood comedy. Unfortunately, the dramatis personae are the state’s “honourable� law-makers and the set, the hallowed chambers of parliament. Reporting the comic show by the legislators, the media refers to PDP House faction or Speaker of the PDP House faction and APC House faction or Speaker of the APC House faction. Referring to the two Houses in that fashion gives legitimacy to the brigandage, as if having two Houses of Assembly in one state is normal and constitutional. Do the children of these ‘honourable’ men ask their parents about their public display of indiscipline, irresponsibility and the ` “ # “ # ! the moral right to chastise their children from ` “ It is painful and sad that our honourable law-makers have turned themselves into law breakers. It is sad that they disregarded the wise

counsel from Royal Fathers who sought to restore sanity to the mad House. His Majesty, the Oba of Benin invited the warring legislators to his palace for “peace talks� aimed at restoring sanity to the House. They disrespectfully ignored his advice. If they have no respect for such personage, “ ~ | says: “Honour thy father and thy mother so that thy days may be long upon the earth.� Tragically, as this ugly charade goes on, the national leadership of PDP, the “largest party in Africa� and the party of the Federal Government of Nigeria, is watching with ~ ! ˜ game whose rule we do not understand. PDP leaders clap their hands enthusiastically at each home-goal, scored by their local champion. # + | „ ` � ‚ in Abuja, planning the strategy with which their party will up-stage Edo voters. !"# $ % &

Detecting and dealing with Pneumonia G By Bilikis Bakare

lobally, pneumonia kills more than 1 million children younger than 5 years each year. This is found to be greater than the number of deaths from infectious diseases such as HIV infection, malaria or tuberculosis. Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs that causes mild and severe illness in people of all ages, but usually in adults 65 years or more and children younger than 5 years. Other group of people referred to as high /

The lungs are located in the chest, one on either side of the chest. The one on the right is divided into 3 sections referred to as lobes, while that of the left is divided into 2 lobes. Each lung is conical in shape, and is pinkish white in colour at birth. In adult life, gets darker as one advances in age. They are soft and protected by the ribcage. The main functions of the lungs are to bring oxygen- gas that provides energyin to the body and to remove carbon dioxide, which is a waste product or exhaust of the body. Normally, the lungs have mechanisms of protecting themselves from irritants that can cause

^ when breathing in, preventing large particles of pollutants from entering the lungs. But if an irritant does enter the lungs, it will get stuck in a thin layer of mucus that lines the inside of the respiratory tract, producing sputum or phlegm. An average of 3 ounces of sputum is secreted onto the lining of these breathing tubes every day. The mucus, sputum or called cilia that line the breathing tubes. Cilia moves mucus from the lungs upward towards the throat ` mucus to be swallowed. Another way through which the lungs protect themselves is by coughing up any irritant that enters the body through the nose. The process above takes place every day without an individual even thinking about it. Therefore, the individual has chronic bronchitis or an infection

such as cold or pneumonia. Pneumonia can be caused by a virus, bacteria or fungi. Common causes of viral pneumonia are ? ˜ ! &_%”* and a common cause of bacterial pneumonia % & * In children younger than 1 year of age, RSV is the most common cause of pneumonia. It can ! # ! & * ‚ ` ‘ &" [* Pneumonia developed during or following a stay in + & ` + *

& " [* ` ‘ & [* ! ` &” [* ” ` & ” [* detected by using a combination of radiological, clinical, and laboratory criteria. VAP is suspected when a patient receiving mechanical ventilation has evidence of a new or progressive pulmonary + ! purulent trachea-bronchial secretions. Pneumonia is considered ventilator associated if the patient was intubated and receiving mechanical ventilation at the time of or within 48 hours before the onset of infection.

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Opinion By Professor Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai

End-time turbulence

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he whole world is shaking. There will be more violent and bizarre occurrences on planet earth, and there is nothing presidents, lying journalists, lying pundits and their likes can do about it. This is the era of the anti-Christ, and violent, horrible events will continue to happen on earth until the Saviour, JESUS CHRIST appears with his saints in bright array to establish the New Jerusalem. The present agents of the anti-Christ will use wars, bitter words and ungodly doings to cause confusion, intrigues and subterfuges. The climate will change, wars will be orchestrated and the embers of wars will continue to be fanned by the agents of the Luciferian hierarchy, who will pose as peace-makers and knowledgeable interpreters of “reality�. They have been inoculated to tell devious lies; coated with erudition, “high intelligence�, with asps under their lips, they deceive the gullible humanity. The diabolical and satanic scorecard of the recent musings of the exploits of agents of the anti-Christ are the horrors of massacres in Egypt; the missing of the Malaysian plane; the devastating weather in America and Central Europe; the Vietnamese destruction of Chinese properties in Vietnam; the Sino- Phillipine, Japanese threats of war; the satanic operations in Ukraine; the North Korean threats to attack America; sanctions that have disrupted international

trade; the victory of right-wing reactionary and racist parties in Europe and the attendant anti-immigrant push. Known to those who killed Gaddafi; those who depended on his government’s benevolence, having lost his patronage have spread mayhem in the Maghred, in Mali and Nigeria. I have completed the study, and it is very revealing how hatred for a leader, who in Western eyes was arrogant has unleashed atrocities. Those narrow-minded politicians, who were short-sighted in the anti-Ghaddafi enterprise, now tacitly regret the euphoria of “one world, one truth.�See Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai, “Commentaries on International Law and

Diplomacy� Authorhouse Publishing Company, UK, 583 pages. What they know is knowledge. What others know is not knowledge, but each time they goof, it is to the detriment of the deaths of millions. See the postulations about how Iraq would be a democracy; Libya would have been freed from Gaddafi, Assad would succumb to organised terrorist onslaught. Mali has yet to free itself from Tuareg revolutionaries in spite of Holland’s intervention. The satanic cultists in South Sudan, who look ugly, confused and retarded have sacrificed their people to Satan. The will not go unpunished. The bombings in Kenya are

meant to derail that country’s progress. The worst anti-Christ programme for world annihilation is the ascendancy of journalist through inane commentaries that are full of lies, produced and read by those with asps under their tongues, who harangue humanity through television and radio broadcasts. The academia has been marginalised, as brainless, fine -faced actors and actresses, football players, basket ball players, who cannot articulate complex political and philosophical phenomena are always interviewed on CNN, BBC and other media. A lot of debaucheries are shown on television; murders are eulogised and human tragedies are stories. Where in the World would CNN and BBC be without wars, catastrophes, human sufferings, nude women, sex in films and other activities that offend God’s people? Same-sex marriage promotion offends God Almighty, who has unleashed punishment in states that practice Sodom and Gomorrah life-styles. May God the Father hide us from the secret counsel of the wicked, and from the insurrection of highly placed workers of iniquity. God will continue to overturn, overturn and overturn. THE LIPS OF TRUTH IS ESTABLISHED FOREVER. THE LYING TONGUE IS BUT FOR A MOMENT Esiemokhai, the founder of the AZATA/NEPU Party of thinking, patriotic and honest Nigerians, wrote from Geneva.

Aba bye-election reveals paper weight parties By Eddie Onuzuruike

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he blowing of the wind has been proverbially known to reveal the hidden rump of the hen. There is what the Igbo call “egbeonu� which may go for empty boasts, sabre rattling and other antics to impress or cajole opponents in battles and other struggles. Political party struggles come with claims and counter claims. At early election jostling like now, there is no barometer to verify such claims and hot airs. Even candidates and parties that are sure of failure conceal their hunches and outdo others in the theatrics. You may take this to be very uncharitable. Yes! From their fruits you know

them. This is an old saying as old as time. This instability of different parties is not helped by our ethnicity which may make most parties strong and others vulnerable. These once posed some problems, prompting the electoral bodies, after the civil war, to ban parties seen to be regional because they could not attract votes off their immediate neighbourhood and language shores. The parties recognised these facts a long time ago and sought ways, evolved strategies and implanted stratagems to strengthen themselves. For instance, the coalescing of different parties to form APC from ACN, ANPP and other nondescript parties was

to lift themselves from the morass of ethnicity and upgrade to national identity status, and so be able to challenge the behemoth, PDP. In spite of these desperate efforts, there are visibly some no go areas for some parties. APC, UPP and APGA cannot rise to majority presence in eastern parts of this country. As is obvious, these paperweight parties lack the means to operate and fund parties. The leader of APGA in Anambra State boldly stated that in the last governorship election, that they disqualified some people because they didn’t have the pecuniary capacity to fund their elections. Most of these parties are so poor in

cash and following that they refuse to present presidential candidates, and in order to remain relevant, adopt the presidential candidates of other parties, even when they are ideological opposites. This may not be strange, as it is still practiced in some countries like Israel where Likud and Labour go into marriage of strange bed fellows to form cabinets. In Abia, such sabre rattling is assuming a higher crescendo with APGA and APC in hot air claims of untested and unquantified strength. Some dark horses who cannot afford to put advertorials in papers are taking easy routes. ( ) * + -

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public commentator, “Nigeria’s cities is enslaved by the multifarious burdens of overpopulation, indiscipline of the citizenry as well as a serious failure of leadership on the part of the ruling elite over the immediate past, which makes + Q caused largely as a result of indiscipline + Q the part of motorists, especially the commercial drivers. ~ + ? + Q and congestion had become a routine, unavoidable way of life. To make any trip within the metropolis, one needs to factor a couple of hours into the projected

+ + Q jams. # ! + ¢ has been the inability of successive governments to do anything worthwhile towards addressing this menace, apart + + ! + the potholes and surface dressing of the roads. No deep and creative thinking has gone into addressing this challenge and as a result, the situation had steadily gone from bad to worse. The implication of this is that a lot of productive man-labour hour is daily lost to the congestions.â€? % ! Q Z cannot be all disadvantageous, saying that most people eke out a living from the Q ` hawkers. These products on sale include chilled handkerchiefs, magazines, newspapers % creating jobs as well as providing services. “Some people who are famished or thirsty get relieve from patronising hawkers on the hold-up. Sometimes, one can buy household products which he needs. ` services are provided.â€? A respondent who gave his name as Mr. Anjola Onabiyi said most of the ‘go-slow ‚ ! who dispossess motorists and commuters Q + According to him, cases abound where ! ! ‚ to his/her so called wares while the other pilfer things from the car, especially when

they notice that the window is not wound up and they could steal items like bags or phones with impunity. On the other hand, some hardened criminals use the advantage of the gridlock to steal from vehicle to vehicle at gun point without restraint. Another menace is the allegation that the go-slow traders damage roads using chemicals, to create potholes so as to slow

Q % to dig or make holes large enough to Q to sell their wares without corresponding [ ! \Q &” \* Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and other state motor monitoring agencies are also major hindrances to the smooth movement of vehicles as they are only interested in what they can make from motorists without any consideration for road users, and in most cases they station themselves at a bad spot, thereby Q Z + Q / + % Senator Idris Umar, Minister of Transport

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way of life. To make any trip within the to factor a couple of hours into the projected duration to cater for the

civil service, Mr. Lekan Olabiyi, impatient on the part of motorists sometimes leads Q Z what is termed rush hour; between 6am and 8am and 5pm and 7pm when most road users hit the road at the same over another. Also whenever there is a construction work, it always causes heavy Q Z ‘ road is further reduced in size, making ! ! ‘ ! Q is sometimes caused partly by road users themselves, road users are known to be ! Q rules. \ + Q to be minimised, road users need to be ` Q + the road. Road users also need to develop Q Q ensure they do their best whenever they are on duty. Unfortunately or maybe due to being overwhelmed by the problem, we Q & * Z ‚

Blackout at Lagos airport: Passengers panic Johnmark Ukoko

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he current load shedding in electricity supply, which threw parts of the country in darkness, almost led to air mishap on the early hours of Monday, September 22, / > > International Airport, where unable to ? + of power cut at the airport. A passenger, who boarded Luftansa Airline from Canada to Lagos,

+ ? announced as they approach Lagos that they could not land as the entire airport was in the darkness. She disclosed that her plane hovered in the air for close to an hour before

electricity was restored. In her words, “We left Montreal about 10.00pm Canadian time, and arrived Lagos at about 4.00am, Nigerian local time, only to be told by the authorities of Murtala Mohammed International Airport that the plane could not land as the airport was in darkness. We were in the air in for about an hour before electricity was restored.� The source, who said that about == + / and the crew in the airline were apprehensive when the pilot announced to them that he could not land as the airport was in the darkness, were relieved when the light was restored. She stressed that such incidence could not happen in a serious country,

adding that the management of the airport ought to have provided a standby generating set to provide power in the event of power cut. “What happened that day was highly embarrassing. How could such thing happen? They risked the ! + \ Q always coming to Canada and other countries to woo investors. If I was to be a national of another country, do you think I will be willing to come to this country again or invest in such a country? “We were meant to believe that the Nigeria aviation industry and other critical sectors have been transformed, but if that is what they mean by “transformation� then I’m sorry; I do not think they are right,� she said.

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Food prices soar as insurgency ravages North As prices of agricultural products continue to rise owing to the insurgency in the Northern region, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has warned that Nigerians should be prepared to pay more for foodstuffs produced in the insurgency-ravaged areas. JOHNMARK UKOKO reports.

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hile Nigerians await low priced foodstuffs as a result of the ‘transformation of agriculture sector’ by the Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Akinwunmi Adeshina, the prices of most food stuffs such as tomatoes, Irish potatoes, apple, onions, beans, ginger and many agricultural produce have remain high in recent times. Others include sugar cane, honey, coffee, and domestic animals reared in the north such as cow, sheep, chicken and goat among a host of other items. The recent Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS) report showed that the pockets of Nigerians have continued to thin out, as the cost of food has risen month after month since March, 2013. The report showed that many farmers in the far North have fled their farms as a result of the escalating activities of the various insurgent groups in the area. “The Rural All-items index rose at a slower pace by 0.60 percent in July, down from 0.74 percent in June as the percentage change in the average composite for the 12 month period ending in July 2014 over the average of the previous 12 months period was recorded at 80 percent, unchanged from the average 12 month rate of change recorded in June 2014. “Food prices as observed by the Food sub-index, rose by 9.9 percent year-on-year in July, marginally higher from 9.8 percent recorded in the previous month. “This is the highest price increase observed in a year, and advancement in the pace of price increases for the fifth consecutive month” the NBS report stated. Traders at Mile 12, (Lagos) food stuffs market, who spoke to Saturday Newswatch blamed the high prices of beans, Irish potatoes, tomatoes and other

products grown in the North East region to the escalating Boko Harm activities, as local farmers have had to flee their farms, while many others have either been killed or maimed by the Boko Haram insurgents or the military who are in the region to curtail the activities of the insurgent groups. They say that many farmers have been displaced from their towns and villages; many have become either refugees in Cameron, Niger Republic or Chad, while others have taken refuge in safer states like Bauchi, Plateau, Kogi, Taraba and other states. Recent report has it that many able bodied men from the region who do not want to be conscripted to the insurgent group are daily fleeing to the Southern region. Speaking about the problem recently in Warri, the Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, raised alarm that his state and many other states in his region has witnessed large influx of men and women from the war ravaged area. Traders complained that many of their colleagues who had risked a visit to the North East region to buy food stuffs have either being killed, injured or maimed, while some have been kidnapped by the insurgent groups and forced to join their ranks. One of the traders who identified himself as Alhaji Mohammed Inuwa disclosed that he formally brings cattle and beans from Yobe and Bornu states to Lagos, lamenting that he was no longer able to visit the farms where beans are cultivated, as many traders and farmers have been killed while carrying out their legitimate businesses. He disclosed that the insurgents groups have displaced many farmers from their farms, while traders are unable to access the area because of the increase danger they have had to contend

Akinwumi Adesina, Minister of Agriculture

Food prices as observed by the Food sub-index, rose by 9.9 percent year-on-year in July, marginally higher from 9.8 percent recorded in the previous month with in their bid to access the farms. Inuwa said, “I’m from Kano state. For the past 23 years I have been trading in beans. I go to the farms in Yobe, Adamawa and Boronu states to buy beans and onions. In the last two years, I have to change to tomatoes, pepper and potatoes grown in Nasarawa, Plateau and Benue states because of the danger in going to the North East region. Many of my friends have been killed trying to access the region to buy various farm produce. According to him, the prices of foodstuffs produced in the area where the Boko Haram have engaged the military will continue to rise, as there are no traders, farmers and transporters who will be willing to risk their lives by going there. Many farmers, traders and transporters have been killed in the past four years as a result of the activities of the insurgents. Another trader who trades in cow and simply identified as Alhaji Musa told Saturday Newswatch at Agege cattle market that the price of cow, sheep and goat have gone up because most of the animals are brought to Nigeria from Republic of Niger, Chad, Cameron and

Senegal, lamenting that the activities of the insurgents have made it difficult for the traders to access those countries, because they have to pass through Yobe, Bornu, Adamawa, Bauchi and Kano states, where the Boko Haram activities is more pronounced, adding that the prices of the animals and agricultural produce cultivated in the North East would continue to soar, if the military is unable to check the activities of the insurgent group. In his words, “You can notice that the prices of cows, sheep and goats have almost double in the past two years. Most of these animals come from the neighbouring countries. To bring the animals into the country, you have to go through the areas where the insurgents are waging wars. They have killed many transporters and traders, and carted away some of the animals, traders spent millions of naira to procure.” The traders charged Nigerians to brace up to buy expensive food stuffs produced in the areas where the war is ranging as no wise farmer or trader will risk his live to operate in those dangerous areas. They appealed to the Federal Government to encourage the farmers who have benefited from the ‘transformation in the agricultural sector’ to ensure they produce foodstuffs which local farmers were producing before the insurgent activities in the region started. According to them, the government claimed to have supported many local farmers to produce most of the food stuffs that are currently being imported into the country; these farmers must prove to Nigerians that they are able to produce enough foodstuffs, and at affordable prices, for Nigerians, especially farmers in safer states.

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Building collapse: SON tasks stakeholders Johnmark Ukoko

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he Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has warned stakeholders in the building and construction industry to ensure they use the right quality of cement and other building materials to stem the tide of building collapse in the country. The Director General of the agency, Dr. Joseph Odumodu, made the appeal during the zonal stakeholders’ forum on sancrete blocks and allied cement products, which took place in Lagos, recently. The SON boss frowned at the frequent building collapse in the country, adding that his agency will no longer tolerate the use of wrong cement and other building materials which has led to the death of many innocent Nigerians and foreigners alike. Odumodu said that the recent building collapse which killed over 100 worshippers in a Lagos church is a big embarrassment to the country. He called on the stakeholders to ensure that they do not cut corners in the use of right quality materials,

+ the major consideration in building is gone for good. In his words, “SON will no longer watch builders, bricklayers and other professionals and artisans

in the building industry using the wrong materials in building projects. This workshop is a way of training bricklayers to mould the right kind of blocks.� He appealed to bricklayers to desist from using roadside sand as they contain salt which can easily lead to a building collapse. He also appealed to them to use the right kind of water, adding that they should not use water they cannot consume in their block making purposes, adding that they must not mould more than 50 blocks from 50KG bag of cement. Odumodu charged the bricklayers to take the training exercise his agency is providing seriously, stressing that any bricklayer that fails to embrace new ways of moulding blocks would be sanctioned. The SON boss lamented that despite ‚ / the bricklayers on the quality of their blocks, the rate of building collapse is still alarmingly high, adding that the agency has upgraded the quality of cement in the country to stem the tide of building collapse. According to him, all the stakeholders must join hands to ensure there are no longer cases of building collapse. “Whether you are a builder or bricklayer, or any other professional

in the building industry, we all have to ensure we use the right quality materials in our projects. ~ + more than the right kind of blocks, cement and other building materials, should know that if a building collapses, there is the possibility of your relations being among the victims.� He disclosed that Nigeria has the worst case of building collapse in the world, adding that SON is working hard to reverse the trend. In his remarks, Chief Samuel Ortom, the Minister of State for Trade and Investment, announced that government frown at the collapse of buildings in the country, adding that ! / aimed at curbing the menace. He said that the government would prosecute any builder caught using sub-standard building materials in their building projects. It would be recalled that SON’s recent workshop in Abuja was aimed at updating block moulders and allied cement product operators in the Federal Capital Territory and its environs on the recent development in the building sector. It is also based on SON’s recommendations that government upgraded the standard materials, despite objections from some quarters.

Access Bank technical suspension lifted resumes trading Abiodun Awogbemi

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Œ " + Council of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has granted approval to Access Bank Plc. to lift the Technical Suspension placed on its share. ~ ‘ that the suspension be lifted now that it has eliminated the information asymmetry that existed prior to the announcement of its decision to seek ! / N8.90. ~ Œ " of its terms of reference is responsible for granting quotations on the Exchange in respect of all companies/ issuers of securities, determining, prescribing and/or enforcing all listing requirements and determining whether The Exchange should delist, suspend or withdraw quotations from any quoted securities. ~ " + ! market expertise and advice to the National Council of The Exchange regarding international trends, issuers, investors and other market participants and new product opportunities relating to the listings. ~ Œ " directed management to draft rules that will enhance its current rules on Suspensions of Securities. It also directed that the procedure for applying and implementing future Suspensions be properly communicated to the market. The Technical Suspension on the shares of Access Bank Plc having been lifted gives way to the bank to start normal business transaction at the Exchange In another development, the SEC announced the suspension of Maven Asset Management Limited, its directors and sponsored individuals from all capital market activities. The suspension according to SEC is as a result of the operator’s failure to carry out its investors mandate to purchase == === + ' % Plc during the company’s 2008 public / + 'ˆ €

L-R: National President, Commerce & Industry Correspondents Association of Nigeria (CICAN), Mr Toba Agboola, LCCI President, Alhaji Remi Bello; Hon Minister of Industry, Trade & Investment, Dr Olusegun Aganga and the NACCIMA President, Alhaji Mohammed Badaru presenting a Life Time Achievement Award to Dr. Agaga during the CICAN Gala Nite/Award at LCCI Exhibition Centre, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.

Fuel scarcity grounds business Johnmark Ukoko

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s a result of the on-going strike / + ' National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), business activities in most parts of the country is almost grounded. Saturday Newswatch’s investigations in Ogun and Lagos states showed that most parts of the country has been thrown into

companies have complained of shortage

of gas to generate electricity. % have been shut down as a result of their inability to obtain gas or diesel to power Q A promoter of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) who is also the Managing Director of Liberty Industries Limited, Mr. Jamal Ismail, told Saturday Newswatch that the on-going strike by NNPC workers has impacted negatively on business fortunes, adding that he

He appealed to the Federal Government to direct the management of NNPC to dialogue with the workers, so that they could go back to their duty posts. Ismail said that “Diesel is very expensive, yet it is not easy to come by. The country produces gas, yet complaining of shortage of gas, even as the government is unable to resolve the situation.

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Politics My thoughts on held National Confab – Ikedife Dr. Dozie Ikedife, who holds the title of Ikenga Nnewi, was the President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo as well as a member of the just-concluded National Constitutional Conference. Ikedife, in this interview with our President Goodluck Jonathan’s commitment to implement the recommendations of the Confab in tandem with the people’s wish, the current crisis rocking the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) and the possibility of not holding elections in the North East due to the activities of the Boko Haram insurgents, among other issues.

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ir, it seems that there is a grand plot to kill the National Conference reports. If that happens, what would it portend for Nigeria? Your question is predicated on so many ‘ifs’ and I don’t know where you got your information. But to the best of my knowledge, I understand that the President has set up an implementation My own take is that the distillates - the outcome of the conference, conclusions into four. First is that the report can just be implemented by the President as an executive action without any further recommendations from anybody; second is the one that may require the National Assembly to pass enabling laws before the recommendations can be implemented; then, the third is the aspect that may require consulting the entire populace - by that, I may call it going for a referendum. Then the fourth and last compartment, are those recommendations that should be left ? + + practicable, not implementable. These are the four pigeon holes under which It is too soon to say that it is being abandoned or that it is going to be this or that. We should wait till the President has had his team to look at it. The implementation may take one shape or the other. Don’t forget that this thing was produced in three volumes; it is over 1000 pages. Volumes one and two and then, the recommendations. So, let us not be too pessimistic - thinking that everything is going to go bad. Let us maintain some modicum of hope and optimistic outlook. I am sure the President knows the position of things very well and I am also sure that the amount invested to host the conference would not be thrown down the drain just like that. I am also very hopeful that it will not be like other conferences, where the conclusions and recommendations were left in the ‘kiv’ + ! If this is toyed with, I am afraid that nobody can predict the outcome because at a time this conference was convened, there was a lot of anger in the country, and unhappiness at its inception. People were happy and hopeful that most of the problems confronting the hall of the conference. It was rumoured that there were some people who didn’t even want the conference to start

at all. If there are some people who don’t want it to start, obviously there are some people who wouldn’t want it to succeed. And I don’t think the President is so chicken-hearted that he would not want to implement the good recommendations that were made at the conference or follow up with the amendments that were recommended. We shouldn’t expect that everything will fail, no; I don’t think it has come to that. It is important that something comes out of it, otherwise restiveness in the country will continue to escalate. Sir, what is your reaction to the outburst by a former prominent described the conference as a grand deceit? John Shagaya is entitled to his opinion. # how; we still have freedom of speech and I don’t want to dwell much on a private opinion like that. That is his own view. I am sure that is not the view held universally. Grand deceit to deceive who? Who is deceiving who, or grandstanding to deceive who? We must give ourselves some credibility. We must give ourselves a chance to do something that is right. We must not be so negative; so pessimistic in everything. As I said earlier, some people don’t want it started; some don’t want it to succeed. So, you must know that there is a wide spectrum of views and opinions ~ who would want to say the opposite of what Shagaya said. There are some who would say it was a grand success. Some may say this is the best thing that has happened to Nigeria. To bring Nigeria together to sit and talk about issues that concern Nigeria and you said it is a grand deceit? I don’t agree with him. For some time now, there has been crisis within MASSOB and many people expect that Igbo leaders like you would have intervened. Why is it that you are not forthcoming as expected? Now, on the crisis in MASSOB, one needs to get more facts before one can make serious comments. But I was not happy when I heard that there was a + lives. Some said four people; some said ! ]! + anything that will lead to loss of lives in Biafraland anymore. Now, even brothers from the same family sometimes have Continued on Page 57

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Wither goes Northern oneness?

Sultan of Sokoto,Abubakar Sa’ad

Ahmadu Bello

Assistant politics editor, MANSUR OLADUNJOYE, writes that the once indivisible North has been severed with the people now pitched against each other in a campaign either for or against the return of President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015.

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igerian politics in the pre and post colonial era was sharply

+ + known ethno-political leaders whose words were laws that could freely be dispensed by anybody in the regions as applicable. For instance, whatever late Ahmadu Bello, the Sadauna of Sokoto, said was all-binding on northerners; so also were those of the late Obafemi Awolowo on Yoruba and the late Zik of Africa, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, on the Igbo nation. During the period under review, the oneness of the Hausa nation was the envy of all as they were extraordinarily known and acclaimed best politicians in the country because of their total loyalty to the only roaring voice that helped them to take the reins of the country for over three decades, including military and civilian regimes. Alas! The reverse is now the case as many diverse voices now echo in the region with individuals and groups challenging one another over + ! Recently, the clamour for the return of President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015, in no small measure, severed the one-time united North. Imagine the recent statement by the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) after a close observation of the President’s of its members. It said: “Desperate to be re-elected at all cost come the 2015 presidential poll, President † { knife through the ties that bind northern Nigeria.� This declaration by the ACF and other sympathisers have in recent past supported the sentiment shared by some northerners that President Jonathan’s recent antics were aimed at politically weakening

the North especially as they have caused division among the Hausa/Fulani who described as worrisome a situation whereby jostling for the 2015 election has already started to the detriment of governance and service delivery. Hardly had the ACF landed [ Jonathan than the Northern Elders Council (NEC) condemned what it called outrageous and uncharitable statements by the chairman of the ACF, former Inspector General of Police (IGP), Alhaji Ibrahim Coomasie, against the President. Chairman of NEC, Alhaji Tanko Yakasai, who was a foundation member of the ACF, said the group had completely derailed from the mission and vision of its founding fathers, saying that “we wish to observe that since the emergence of the current leadership of the ACF, there has been a derailment and total non-compliance with the mission and vision of the founding fathers of the forum. “A motley crowd of desperate opposition politicians have hijacked its machinery. It is becoming more and more isolationist even within the region and this has greatly degraded the respectability and non-partisanship of the ACF. “Northern Elders Council regrets totally the way and manner the ACF chairman, Coomasie, addressed the President and Commander-inChief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Jonathan, in his recent press conference. To say that ‘President Jonathan does not like the North’ is outrageous and uncharitable. And to say that he has failed is untrue.� According to Yakasai, “NEC received the statement with complete surprise and total bewilderment. The statement

Atiku "^ of partisanship and the claim that the ACF is hob-knobbing with opposition elements and unrepentant critics of the President Jonathan administration.� The NEC chairman said Coomasie ought to have cross-checked his facts very well before making public statements on such a sensitive issue as security, adding that “the ACF chairman should have widely consulted with key managers of the security establishment who are eminent northerners and who are + against Boko Haram such as the National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Mohammed Sambo Dasuki (rtd), the Minister of Defence, Gen. Aliyu Gusau, Minister for Special Duties, Alhaji Kabiru Tanimu Turaki and the Inspector General of Police, Suleiman Abba.� But a member of the Board of Trustees (BoT) of ACF, General Jeremiah Useni (rtd), has scored the President high and called on Nigerians to rally round him for the 2015 election because he means well. He commended the giant strides he has taken to curb the menace of the Boko Haram insurgency. “I was the chairman of ACF BoT for six years and I am still a member of the board. This is an individual opinion. ACF has no blueprint that it must be so and so. President Jonathan has not done eight years yet; what he did the other time was just the remnant of the tenure of the late President Umaru Yar’Adua and you cannot count that against him. “So he is about completing + has another four years. He is entitled to contest in 2015. I am not part of the northern elders who said he should not contest in 2015. We have said at the national conference that this (presidency) should move between North and South,� he said. The counter-confrontation which many believe is also counter-productive to northerners, especially as they have been craving for the presidency which had unarguably been evasive could be the handiwork of the foot Continued on Page 58

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t the moment in Akwa Ibom State, despite the dreaded Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), the most commonly discussed issue among most public-spirited individuals, is who becomes the governor of the state after the tenure of the incumbent Godswill Akpabio. It is a shift from the debate on the veracity or otherwise of the ‘Uncommon Transformation’ mantra, which the Akpabio-led administration is presumptuously mouthing at every open fora. It is also a shift from cheap talks by political prophets and members of the state chapter of Free Readers Association of Nigeria (FRAN) that the current governor would not last in the Hill Top Government House till May 29, 2015, when his two-year tenure as governor of the state shall constitutionally elapse. Recently, a new group called the Akwa Ibom Concerned Professionals, led by Mr. Udeme Ufot, an advertising guru and managing director of SO & U Saatchi, made a somewhat foray into partisanship by launching a call on Akpabio to be interested in who takes over from him. Over a score of the professionals were on a courtesy call to the governor. They included London-based Moffat Ekoriko, the publisher of NewsAfrica, Bath Ebong, former managing director of Union Bank and Kufre Ekanem, the corporate affairs adviser of Nigerian Breweries Plc. From the legal profession were Paul Usoro, Mrs. Dorothy Udeme Ufot (SANs), Essien Udom of Udom & Udom law firm and Aniekan Ukpana of the Udo Udoma Chambers in Lagos. Harping on the need for Akpabio to harness the power of incumbency in the emergence of the next governor of the state, Ufot made inference to the notion in the business world that the success of a manager is not only determined by the fortune of a firm under his watch but the ability to handover to capable hands that could sustain or possibly accelerate the lot of the organisation. “What has been built must not be allowed to wither away,� said Ufot, who attested that the appellation of ‘Uncommon Transformation’ is apt in view of Akpabio’s performance in the state. Akpabio’s response to the Lagos-based professionals was that “professionals would be given responsibilities irrespective of their political affiliations.� Besides the favourable appraisal of the Akpabio era, Ufot also lauded the governor for including professionals in his government. He mentioned that the governor appointed three persons from the Concerned Professionals into his administration within the last two years. Really,

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at inception the governor brought on board his cabinet a cream of professionals in diverse fields that had little or no partisan affiliation. That much has been identified by some analysts as the open secret behind the seeming success recorded by the Akpabio government. In the beginning of the Akpabio’s administration in 2007, there were the likes of Umana Umana, a seasoned bureaucrat as the Secretary to the State Government who, though informally, functioned as a coordinating cabinet official for about six years in that office; Chief Victor Iyanam, who before then had been in private legal practice in Lagos for over 20 years, as the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice; Don Etim, who had held a managerial position at the Nigerian Security and Minting Company, as Commissioner for Works and Transport; Etido Inyang, who was formerly a manager with Schlumberger Nigeria Limited, as special adviser to the governor on technical matters; and Mrs. Eunice Thomas as Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Welfare, among others. That crop of political appointees, according to some analytical minds, could well share in the glory of good governance that many have associated the Akpabio government with, especially in the core areas that the government made its mark in its first term. They include areas like the Child Rights Act of which Akwa Ibom played a pioneering role in its domestication in Nigeria, the anti-kidnapping law, completion of the Ibom Airport project and various road construction works in the state. The import of the message of the Ufot-led professionals, as deduced by some commentators, is that the experts in the Akpabio’s administration have been a factor in strides undertaken by the government and that with professionals in the government, principally at the driving seat of the state government, things would still get better. That chiefly might have informed Ufot’s statement that “this thing (Akpabio’s performance) must be sustained; and to be sustained, a round peg must be in a round hole.� Besides the use of professionals, the creation of the Bureau of Technical Matters by Akpabio immediately after assuming office is considered as another wonder working factor of the government. By its streamlined functions, the bureau is seen as a fulcrum that fuels the functions and machineries of strategic infrastructure that sprang up under Akpabio’s watch. Inyang, who superintends the bureau since its beginning, explained to Saturday Newswatch during an interview, how the department functions in relation to others. “Our work is intertwined with other ministries. For instance, we work hand-in-hand with other project ministries to ensure that all projects are completed on time. We work with other ministries to ensure that due process is achieved. From conception to construction, we follow contractors to make sure they do a thorough job and complete projects on time,� he said. Describing Akpabio as a visionary leader, Inyang narrated that Akpabio created the bureau to drive his vision into reality. “One of the first Continued on Page 57

September 27, 2014

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Sports/EURO League may change formation Cahill warns Chelsea to Inzaghi ...in bid to arrest mounting injuries expect ‘tough’ Villa test P

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ary Cahill is expecting Aston Villa to provide Premier League leaders Chelsea with a stern test % + | % ~ | three points clear at the top of the table after a 1-1 draw with defending champions Manchester City at The Etihad last weekend. | " ` half Cahill, who started his career at Aston Villa, isn’t taking the potential threat posed by Paul Lambert’s side lightly. “I had a great time at Villa, more than anything with the youth team,� Cahill told Chelsea’s website. “I owe a lot to them,

they brought me through and I had a great time, so I’m looking forward to it. They’ve had a great start to the season, apart from their last result, so it’s going to be another tough test for us. “It’s great to have a winning mentality, if you have a couple of sticky results it puts the pressure on going into games but at the moment we’re unbeaten, we’re going well and we ! especially playing in front of our own fans at % + | Š Cahill helped Chelsea beat another former | # 2-1 in the third round of the League Cup on #

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discussion in the " % suggest Inzaghi’s latest tactical plans are closer to a 4-4-2 system and that intentions are more greater balance to the team, than anything else. The Coach currently has available to him [ % Muntari and Nigel de Jong for the centre of the park.

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ayern Munich sporting director > % believes Xabi Alonso is just the type of player the club needed. The German champions recruited + % from Real Madrid on a two-year contract last month. The 32-year-old has | ‚ ` % ! that it was a good move to recruit the two-time Champions League winner. # ! looking for a defensive Š | + player. “Xabi Alonso has incredible skills, passing and ball control. He has

in not going out and delivering the signings } ! + Now there’s a panic on.�

ippo Inzaghi is being speculated as ready to change formation at Milan to handle the club’s growing list of injuries. to ‘make the most of ‚ potential’, the 41-yearold is rumoured by the † ˜˜ % ready to move from a 4-3-3 shape to a 4-2-3-1. The Rossoneri have recently lost Riccardo % > van Ginkel to monthlong injuries, added to captain Riccardo Montolivo’s continued absence in his recovery from a broken leg. For the dearth of options in the middle of the park and the contrasting long list + available, Inzaghi is reported by the † ˜˜ move formations. Changing shape is also the topic of

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an eye for the game, he holds defending ability and he is physically strong.

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rance ex-international, Robert Pires, believes Arsenal should make winning the Premier League a bigger priority than the Champions League and hopes they can win the English top ? The Frenchman, who recently Z ^" † % League, was a member of the last Gunners squad to lift the English ==ˆ`= season unbeaten. ~  =` ` of the last Gunners side to lift the league crown and hopes Arsene # + 11-year title drought over the Pires Champions League The north London side reached " ! [ ! # ==ƒ ! + target domestic success over European make any great impact on the glory and believes the current team has tournament in recent years. what it takes to beat FIXTURES the likes of City and ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP Chelsea to the title this Saturday, Sept 27 year. “More important than Liverpool v Everton winning the Champions Hull City v Man City League is to win the % ! % Premier League,â€? the Crystal Palace v Leicester  =` ` † Chelsea v Aston Villa “The last time Arsenal == > ™ ! # was a great memory % ! ÂŒ[_ for Arsenal fans. The ! ~ Arsenal squad and # ! GERMAN BUNDESLIGA really good qualities. Saturday, Sept 27 “This year the team has spent on Alexis ^" Â…ÂĽ ! | % ˜ } % ! ! ‰ƒ # ! [ ! | Arsenal as it’s my team % = ! }

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NFF elections 2014

Let the best man win – Uchegbulam Victor Enyinnaya

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ront line Presidential candidate in next week’s election into � ! of the Nigeria Football ^ &'^^* " + Amanze Uchegbulam, says the ‘best man’ should win to ensure that Nigerian football moves forward. ~ '^^‚ + Vice President wants a result and developmentoriented candidate to emerge as the helmsman of the apex football governing body, stressing that this is imperative at a time when the future of the game in Nigeria is at a crossroads. Uchegbulam maintained that only one with charisma would stoutly pick the piece and pieces left here and there now to raise the already dampened morale of the stakeholders, technical crew, the players and the

fans. According him, such stand would ensure that the long wait and struggle / while insisting that only a ! + the candidates contesting the elections would do the magic. Uchegbulam, who has seen it all in football administration in the country, believes that only a people-oriented candidate can move Nigerian football out of its present gloom. Uchegbulam who is also the Imo State FA chairman, added that the way forward remains to leave sentiments apart and give the mandate to the candidate with proven record of achievements, fresh ideas which is what our football needs presently who has the administrative acute men that would turn the state of our football around than it is presently to lead. The way forward, he restates remains to give the best candidate amongst

the seven Presidential hopefuls the nod to pilot / + ' football without sentiment. ‘Let me warn that if the injustices continue, it will not be too palatable future for the game in the nation. It will be disservice also to the youths of this country if the election is not free, fair, transparent and credible after the logjam. It won’t paint good picture if after the whole struggles a stooge that would be rubber stamp is planted. It has been the bane of our football and it must stop this time if we intend to bring this game at par with the best standard practice ~ truth is that the arena needs tested and trusted hand to lead the pack. In short, a man of proven integrity with established means of livelihood with depth knowledge of the round leather sport that would set the tone for great leap forward. Nigerian football ‚ / duck this obvious trying

period. Someone married to football must be there to breathe energy and life into the already bad situation on ground. Yes, the campaigns are sincerely of fact, l have been busy drumming up support for votes but there is dare need not to allow this election to go the unpopular way as some people are pointing to,’ he said. The veteran administrator informed further that he has brighter chances to clinch the top position as his programmes are all encompassing, one that will take our football to greater heights. He posited that he has all it takes to lead Nigerian football resoundingly. His transparent records are there and above all, he has the full grip of modern day antidote of how to administer the sport and also harness its full potentials. This can only come if the forthcoming election is not manipulated + +

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aul Okoku’s Greater Tomorrow Children Foundation &†~"^* yet another goal as it continues to garner support for the charitybased organisation which was launched in April this year. America-based Nollywood star, Bridget John is the

latest celebrity to identify with Okoku’s humanitarian project, as she teams up with the GTCF to carry out its primary aim of helping less-privileged children in Nigeria and the USA. Founded by Nigeria ex-international, Paul Okoku, a 1984 Afcon silver-medallist, the GTCF was officially launched in Abuja, with a firm resolve to help correct the imbalances in society as it affects less privileged kids,

through the provision of life-saving facilities and tools for those in dire need of them. And, moved by the gains that have been made by the foundation, Bridget John, whose recent wave-making flick & ! * | Diaspora Film at the Hollywood and African Film Critics, in Beverly Hills, California, USA, has pledged to be an ambassador of the GTCF. In an interview from

her base in the USA, Bridget John, who produced the movie “Adora,� and was the lead actress in the film, said it was an honour for her to help promote a project that seeks the well-being of underprivileged children and the deprived, adding that she would do everything within her means to draw attention to the plight of society’s downtrodden. “I find it quite

interesting and a thing of honour to be an ambassador of the Greater Tomorrow Children Foundation, and I hereby pledge my support to help project the ideals of the foundation, so that we can be able to impact the lives of our children�, said Bridget John, who hailed Okoku for his humanitarian efforts. “Okoku, is someone who I have known for a while now and what strikes me most about

him is his large heart. He loves to help and that is why he founded this foundation, which I am proud to support and urge private and corporate bodies to partner with us so that we can reach out to those who really need help. “There is so much we can do for the society by just giving a little of our support and partnership. It will go a long way to help rebuilding the lives of those who have nothing to live on�, said the Executive Producer of Adora.

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ollowing an international controversy surrounding the Sochi Winter Olympics, the International Olympic " & \"* has added an antidiscrimination clause to its host city contract. The Winter Olympics in Sochi earlier this year was subject to an international outcry, after Russia passed a law last June banning the promotion of “nontraditional sexual

relations� to minors. Now, IOC spokesman Mark Adams announced that the language in the new clause is based on Principle 6 of the Olympic Charter, which states that discrimination is “incompatible with belonging to the Olympic Movement.� Human rights groups are also urging the IOC to alter Principle ƒ discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

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Brides&Grooms Relationship BOSE OLA-SAMUEL with

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Bridal Tips:Preparing wedding gift registry Y

our wedding is one of the few times in your adult life when you can actually pick out the presents you want people to give you. ‚ + / ! —Š – mean it. _ + + + most fun parts of planning a wedding, + A wedding registry, also commonly + items that a couple would like to receive as wedding gifts from a particular merchant. The merchant gives the list to wedding guests when requested, and keeps track of which items have already ! ~ ! + who want to easily know what the couple would like to receive, and of course, the / many gifts purchased. To make a wedding registry, you have two options. You can go into a real store, or you can go online. Either way, the process is similar: First, you sign up to start a registry ! going to the wedding registry section of + ! + items that couples typically register for

along with a scanner. Then you are free to roam around the store, and scan items that you would like to receive as gifts. + items and select them for your registry. \ ‚ adjustments if you change your mind

items. One of the keys to a good registry is to ~ so many to choose from. To help you pick the perfect registry merchant, here are a few tips: 1. Pick a national store: + ‘ ! on the other side of the country will ! Q you a gift from your registry. Even if + ! ! heard of the store. Out of respect for your guests, register at a nationally known store that has a good reputation. Your guests will enjoy + + go to a store they recognise. They might ! 2. Have an in-store and an online option: Some of your guests are going to want to order you a gift online, and have it sent to your home directly. Others will want + ` them to the wedding. Make sure you /

~ Â’ + register with an online shop only, make / merchant that does have a physical store. 3. Pick a merchant that suits your style: + ! + ~ you shop at regularly and register at one of those, while throwing in a few items + ! out of your price range. 4. Register with two merchants: You want to make sure you give your

guests enough options. Register with at least two stores so that your guests can + to register for all the items that you will need. Some stores may not carry ! Tip: Try to limit your registering ^ overwhelming. 5. Go with the most commonly registered stores: – ‚ national chains that understand the wedding registry process.

Should one remain in unhappy relationship because of kids? While every couple hopes to be together forever, sometimes, the tide changes and a once rosy relationship becomes unhappy and loveless. The easiest solution might be a separation between both partners, but what happens when children (underaged) are involved? Should a couple therefore, remain together for the sake of their children even when they are unhappy with each other? AMINA BRAI OMOIKE found out.

/ ! ! together - Kayode ‚ ! ! + ! wouldn’t advicethat one stays unhappy for + š an unhappy parenting would tell on the _ ‚ ! ! ~ aving children is the single most ! ` š alternative is to seek legal redress to get important decision you can take her well. So if love has disappeared from a + in your life. From that moment • divorce or something else - Debola onward, your life is no longer your own. + ! + – + to return. Divorce or separation isn’t the ~ ` + + answer at all - Seun some sort of programme that can help us ! ! ! Nferyn ! The idea that, “when love ends, you can to make it work (including making sure

* + Š + ‚ the unnecessary end of a marriage. Love towards your partner is a temporal state/ + + + ‚ / ! + + even if we were living apart, we could still ! ensure that the children grow up in loving ‚ ! ! ‚ ! ! ! +

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+ - Angela ‚! + once experienced a similar situation when the marriage was seven years old. We sat

! ! the grace of God, we worked things out. Today, we are like new couples with the kind of new innovations God gave us to apply to our marriage, and which is still keeping us going. Prayer works a lot too, just depend on God for assistance - Kelechi + + ! + Â? > + ! + you need is patience and time - Layi

Forever in love...

Mr. and Mrs. Onyema Amadi celebrating their fourth marriage anniversary recently.

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Soulmate

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

Dating Calls

Do I have HIV?

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Dare, I believe your wife knew you were not celibate before you got married to her, so it would have been expected that you both had HIV tests (amongst other health checks) conducted on you. However, I don’t know how far gone she is in her pregnancy but (if she hasn’t already) she would be tested for the virus as part of her routine antenatal procedure. There is no point panicking because of this news you heard. Meanwhile, go ahead and do the responsible thing get yourself checked - then every other thing will follow.

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Kate, We’ve all heard that you should trust your partner 100 percent. But we all know that nobody is perfect, and mistakes can and probably will be made. =>@=ACEAFG0JLFA=NAOLNPAG>QRAN=RG@A@G>UUEA well. Learn about each other’s biggest dreams and worst nightmares. Most importantly, discuss what your moral beliefs are. If you’re religious, discuss those beliefs now. Talk about how you two were raised. Learning about each other, your pasts and ideas on life is very important. Discuss acceptable and unacceptable behaviours in a relationship. If something makes one of you uncomfortable, discuss it >LYAZF[@GAN[=A>AQN\]@N\J^G_A `AEN[@A]>@=LG@A disagrees with something or certain activities that make them uncomfortable, ask yourself if it’s worth doing, and making them feel that way? Remember to do unto others what you would have them do unto you. It’s not fair for one person to set boundaries and then not be expected to keep same. Only make limitations you yourself can keep. Communication is very important. The more you are open with what you’re up to and what you expect, the less guesswork needs to be done. When there’s room for question or uncertainty, distrust can creep in. Don’t break boundaries and don’t lie. Always be honest. Use your own conscience. If your partner questions you about something or is suspicious, don’t be mad. You Z@^=ALGGYA=NA>QQG^^APRG=RG@AEN[AUGYA=RG\A=NA =RJLOA^N\G=RJLFALGF>=J G€A G0JLFA>LF@EAN@A defensive is the number one sign someone has something to hide, so if you do this, you will only aggravate the situation. If you have made a mistake, then don’t lie when you’re asked. The PN@^=AQN[UYAR>]]GLAJ`AEN[@A]>@=LG@AZLY^AN[= A your relationship will be in a load of trouble, or maybe even over.

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Kate, That’s why you are an adult and the Z@^=ACN@L A^]G>OA=NAEN[@A\[\_A G=ARG@A tell you by herself whether or not she is seeing this man. Ten years is a long time to be without someone you’ve known and loved. If she is dating this other man, I’m sure that she isn’t rubbishing her love for your father. You cannot really judge her because you don’t know what it’s like to love someone who might well be dead. You are an adult yourself. If this man makes mummy happy, let her be, and give her the support she needs without making her feel guilty.

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Gogo, Depression is commonplace in our stressful world. Everything might be ZLG…AC[=AJ=AJ^ALN=A†‡‡ˆA]N^^JCUGA=NA cope with the demands of each day. Remember that depression is caused by inner factors, like feeling insecure, rather than external factors. Play on your strength and not your weaknesses. Being alone can get one depressed so get in touch with those friends or

someone you can love, trust, spill your heart to and one who will give you a shoulder to cry on. Make sure you get yourself busy with chores or even exercises. In the long run, when you think of all the good things God has done for you, you would get smiling, and have something worth dancing about. That is =RGAP>EA=NACG>=AYG]@G^^JNL_A NLŠ=APN@@E A you wouldn’t need to see a psychologist!

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

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Healthy Living Why rape victims, Chibok girls need health package – Experts

L-R: Toyin Aboh, Appolonia Adeyemi, all members of Network of Reproductive Health Journalists in Nigeria (NRHJN) Dr. Nihinlola Mabogunje, Country Director of Ipas in Nigeria and Yinka Shokunbi, National Secretary, NRHJN, during a meeting of the group in Lagos, last weekend.

Tomorrow is the Global Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion. Many girls and women are still going through trauma as victims of rape and incest in Nigeria today. The case of the over 200 Chibok girls abducted last April is unimaginable. Yet, they cannot access the right to safe and legal abortion if they have been abused and are pregnant because of restrictions posed by the 1861 Abortion Law. But, experts have advocated that a total health package recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO) should be offered to victims of sexual violence, including the abducted girls when they are released. CHIOMA UMEHA (HEALTH EDITOR) writes.

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Interview Oyedepo turns 60, shares secrets of prosperity Titles are essentially adjectives of convenience; they are more of entertainment gestures as the real worth of a man is in the value he adds, the contributions he makes, the feats he accomplishes and the impact he generates. Today, the name David Olaniyi Oyedepo is an institution in religious circles and education platform.

J^AUG>YG@^RJ]A@NUG^AJLAQNLÂ?JQ=A@G^NU[=JNLANLACN=RA local and national spheres, among others cannot be over emphasized. In this encounter with TOPE OLUKOLE, he revealed the exciting moments and challenges in his 60 years journey on planet earth

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„ “ ‡ J ‡ �‹” I’m simply grateful to God. I’ve always seen life as a gift from God. Life is a privilege, not a right. No one brought himself or herself to life, and no one can sustain his or her life on their own. I’m just grateful to God for all His goodness and mercy till date. ‚ “ “ƒ ˆ ” It was more of a school; growing up under my grandmother was an experience I will be eternally grateful to God for. She made a man out of me as a child. I was � such as character, hard-work, focus ™ to do what you like, but what is right. Such upbringing gave me respect among my peers and audience with my superiors. It is this man-child concept that informed the founding philosophy of our university system. ƒ ‚ ‚ „ ƒ ‚ • ƒ ‚ “ ‡ „ –“ „ “ „ ‚ ˆ “ƒ ‚ ” Firstly, the Holy Spirit, who delivered the mandate to me on May 2, 1981. Again, I encountered most of the personalities involved by proxy and mostly through books. For instance, my spiritual life was boosted largely through faith teachings of Kenneth E. Hagin and E. W. Kenyon (1976). T. L. Osborn taught me how to hear from God without which, perhaps, I will not have been in the ministry today (1976). Kenneth Copeland taught

me how to access divine supplies both for my life and the work of the ministry (1977) “

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” I had a missionary teacher while | Lasher. She communicated the love of God with great passion, and led me to Christ on February 19, 1969, when I was only 15 years old. My calling to the ministry, via a divine vision, was such a dramatic one; it was so crystal-clear that I knew without a shadow of doubt that God had called me to the ministry. The vision lasted 18 hours between May 1 and 2, 1981, and I rose from it fully persuaded of God’s call upon my life into the ministry. There was nothing to consider; there was nothing to prove; the mandate was very clear.� “ „ “ ‚ ‚ ‚ƒ ‚ — ‡ “ “ ‚ „ ƒ ‡ „š‚ • „” Grace, faith, discipline, diligence —Š “ • “ ‡ „ ƒ ‚ƒ • ‚ ƒ „ ‚ ‚ ‚ ƒ

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Š ‚ ‚ ‚ ” " / + ignorance, and this is the bane of + + &  ’ƒ* Secondly, many Christians disregard the place of covenant practice i.e. the immutable law of giving and ! & ƒ’ˆ<• "

Bishop Oyedepo ‰’ƒ`<• [  ’€‹`€‰* ! often said, there is no mountain anywhere; everyone’s ignorance is his mountain. What we don’t believe, we are not empowered to become &{ €’€ * ™ † ! &† €ˆ’€ `€‹*

Cho’s books; most of E. W Kenyon’s books; most of Oswald J. Smith’s books; most of Smith Wigglesworth’s books; most of Normal Vincent [ ‚ • + \ _ ‚ books; some of A. W. Tozer’s books; and quite a number of leadership books.

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‡ „ ‚“„„ „ J ‚ ‡ ‡ ‚ “ “ ” God spoke to me as far back as €= €‰< ’ of this church, a tent is going to be built to contain 50,000 people.� Canaanland is God’s city, and it was > Q visited the proposed site on January 9, 1997, and as we prayed, God ’ ~ —Š | + ‘ ‹ˆ= acres of land, fully fenced, and by May 8, 1998, we had secured all the titles to the land, and held a ground breaking service on August 29 of the same year for the commencement of construction activities. Less than a month later (September 18), we held a Victory service on the site now christened Canaanland, and God spoke prophetically that the tabernacle would be dedicated exactly 12 months from that day % €< €‰‰‰— ~

structure within a year were around a million to one. It seemed like an impossible directive, but when God & € ’  * † would have it, Faith Tabernacle, a 50,000-seat auditorium, an architectural masterpiece to His glory, was dedicated on September

I had a missionary teacher while still in secondary school called Betty Lasher. She communicated the love of God with great passion, and led me to Christ on February 19, 1969, when I was only 15 years old. My calling to the ministry, via a divine vision, was such a dramatic one; it was so crystal-clear that I knew without a shadow of doubt that God had called me to the ministry

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Politics

My thoughts on held National Confab – Ohanaeze chieftain continued from page 15

the Biafran land are Christians. Nigeria has quietly become a member of the Organisation of Islamic Council (OIC), and the whole of Nigeria and the people in the Biafran land who are mainly Christians said they don’t want that. There is still secularity of religion in Nigeria. So, these are supporting arguments. They have not yet gone to the International Court of Justice because this is the thrust of the question. You know legal processes are sometimes slow but once you come to a conclusion, the court will give a ruling.

disagreements; husband and wife sometimes have disagreements; children and parents have disagreements; friends have disagreements. They mustn’t blow them out of proportion so that after the storm, there would be calm. I am speaking not because I am a member of MASSOB. I am not; but I believe that occasionally there may be a point of disagreement. And then after this disagreement, you go back to the table and fashion out some agreement. No relationship is smooth from day one to the end and we shouldn’t exaggerate this one even though it is no more a minor issue. Once life is involved it ceases to be a minor issue. I expect it should be resolved. Are you going to intervene on the platform of Igbo leaders? – + + me, I shall intervene. I have spoken to some of them and they told their own side of the story. You know when two people are disagreeing, and at the heat of that disagreement, you say “make up, make up,� it may not be easy. But when resolve the issue. I think you ! + resolution. I hope with the passage of time, a resolution will come for them. But they have raised allegation

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“ƒ ‚ their leader, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike. How will you • ‚“ J ” Now, before you begin to intervene and arbitrate, one you must have locus. Second, the two people you are going to have trust in you and willing to submit to your arbitration; otherwise, you would be called a busy body. I said I am not a member but if the case comes to my table to mediate, intercede and try to bring peace among them, I won’t shy away from it. You know there is danger in another’s duty and there is duty in another’s danger. If you are to share this, then you will know that everything has its time. If you jump into it too soon, it will look as if you have some stake. You could even be

At what stage are you now? We had setbacks and our motion has been argued. We are + Ikedife accused of having taking sides already. So, one has to feel certain concern that they have a misunderstanding. Many times, allegations are thrown about here and there and yonder, without proof. I am not saying that what they are saying is totally wrong. You mustn’t follow everything hook, line and sinker. It is said that it is not where the trousers reached that Diobu reached. Sometimes, we exaggerate issues and sometimes we expose issues totally. As I said, I am not privy to the facts to say this is how far, this is not up to. But it should be of concern to me that there is amity among them. And, if the opportunity comes and I have to intercede and help to bring in + I will seize it; more so, when lives have been lost. I think that makes it a very serious issue. Don’t you think that there is need for Ohanaeze Ndigbo

MASSOB members? I agree with you that it is one’s duty to call these people together and see whether peace can be made. I can tell you I have spoken to one or two of their members, particularly when I heard that lives were lost. I was concerned, but as I said, in the traditional Igbo environment, you don’t want to be accused of inter-meddling. For you to mediate between

two people, they must submit to your arbitration, seeing you as being neutral enough to arbitrate. It is not yet too late. I agree that arbitration is going to solve it, but if somebody is in the heat of a disagreement with somebody, and you say “stop, stop,� he may not stop. I think timing is of essence. Let them / ! ! We learnt that some Igbo „ ‚ •

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“ ‚ “ ‡ Biafra. At what level are you now? I want you to understand what that body went to court for. The body is called the Supreme Council of Indigenous People of Biafra. The leadership of the council went to court through the Billie Human Rights Initiative, which is a body corporate. And the idea is to give interpretation and implementation to the United Nations’ declaration of 2007, which said any group of indigenous people may be allowed self-determination. That act or pronouncement or enactment has been accepted by the African Union and by extension Nigeria. It is important to understand the thrust of the case. It is supported by other subordinate events. Most of the people in

Do you mean the Federal High Court? Yes. The case is scheduled for hearing this September. We’ve gone through all the skirmishes, motions and counter-motions. The case is now ripe for hearing. With what looks like a full blown war by the insurgents, „ “ ˆ Ž‹�‘ is still feasible the North East? Yes. I think the election is still feasible. For one, the insurgence is very active, seriously active. Don’t forget that there are 36 states in the country, plus the Federal Capital Territory. But the trouble is centred around three North East states of Yobe, Borno and Adamawa. In the other 33 states and Abuja, the and even in spite of that, an election was held recently and a gubernatorial election is about to be held in Adamawa State to replace former Governor Murtala Nyako who was impeached. There is no situation where we cannot improvise. I trust that the election will hold in 2015 and very successfully in at least 33 states and the Federal Capital Territory. And the preparedness of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is such that they won’t stagger elections so that it can use all the force it could muster. I don’t see why the election should not hold, and it will be violence-free and fair. But one seems to smell

I was not happy when I heard that there was a showdown and > * - >* *

) * % % some types of manipulations going on already. One, many people who are of age have not been able to get their voting cards. Two, in the allocation of new polling stations, there is a lopsided distribution. Three, is the registration of people who are maturing to voting age. The capturing has not been as thorough as it should be. So, give one a bit of anxiety. I hope ']" [ + Jega and his team are up to the task. If they cannot conduct the elections in one day, let them take the advice of segmenting them. If they cannot do the whole election in the country, let them be advised to consider segmenting them. India ran their election over seven weeks to be able to spread their vigilance thinly in places and avoid hoodlums hijacking the process. They can consider the option of spreading them into several days. You stagger elections in order to be able to have very good, reliable results that will be rancour-free and acceptable with all the votes being cast and counted.

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things he put in place,� according to Inyang, “was the Bureau of Technical Matters; he ensured that the bureau is headed by a professional engineer. He did not stop at that; he also gave so many other professionals opportunity to be part of it. That was not all, he sent other professionals to go into every part of the state to supervise the project and raise alarm when necessary, which is what project monitoring is all about.� Rationalising government’s need for the department further, he said Akpabio “believes that the ministry that handles projects may not have the expertise or be capable of handling all the projects.� The bureau, according to him, is Akpabio’s “third eye that defiantly

pushes through quality works.� However, some critics believe that in Nigeria, personalities in both public and private establishments are stronger than institutions or offices. Such notion agitates the mind of some people: what is the guarantee that by the time Akpabio and Inyang are no longer in their respective offices, the Bureau of Technical Matters would remain and still function optimally? Would the success story of Akpabio continue beyond 2015? Inyang’s answer: “The fact is that, but for Akpabio, Akwa Ibom wouldn’t have been where it is today. He has set a good example. It is just like the late President Umaru Yar’Adua’s presidency. Yar’Adua entrenched a culture of rule of law and President Goodluck Jonathan

has followed suit and added impetus to it. So, for me, the governor has done so much in the area of infrastructure, and, of course, that is, why he is yearning for a sustainable development by having a good successor.� While saying that “there is a fine young man in the Eket Senatorial District (of the state) that would be able to take over from Akpabio and come out with more industries to derive values from the infrastructure already in place,� Inyang, who is one of Akpabio’s closest aides, added that “what the world needs now are professionals in politics.� Indeed, there appears to be a clarion call from many stakeholders for a professional to mount the saddle of leadership in Akwa Ibom State. But even amid the apparent

consensus for professionals in politics, more questions regarding the matter has cropped up: Who is a professional and who is not? What type of professional fits the bill? Can a professional truly sustain the pace of development in the state? According to Peter Esu, an associate professor in the Department of Communication Arts, University of Uyo, and a governorship aspirant in the coming election, the next professional in the Government House after Akpabio should come from the academia. His words: “I think the next person who should be in that office should be a thinker. We have had a professional architect in Victor Attah – a builder and designer. And now we have a learned man in Godswill Akpabio and so the next person should be a thinker, a

philosopher.� Going down memory lane and making reference to the Jonathan’s presidency, which he hail as being a poster boy for academics, Esu opined during an exclusive interview with Saturday Newswatch that the time has come for an academic to govern Akwa Ibom State. For him, “the best bets for those who can manage society are those who can manage different kinds of people.� Emphasising more, he said: “If we have the capacity to mould children and people, and create people and then send them back to the society and they become commissioners, ministers, architects, lawyers and other professionals, then we need a moulder because it is that moulder that would remould the people and re-engineer the society.�

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Politics Why Obiano’s administration is better than his predecessor’s – APGA chieftain Chief Bonaventure Mokwe, a chieftain of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Anambra State, in this interview with AYODELE OLALERE commended Governor Willy Obiano for his achievements, saying he has performed better than his predecessor.

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ou are a prominent chief, hotelier, businessman and politician in Anambra State and you recently teamed up with the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in the state. What informed your decision to join the party? My entry into politics was a decision I made after consulting prominent Aguata natives and my larger family. The youths of my town, Umuchu, and my neighbouring towns, Uga, Amesi, ]˜ all instrumental to the decision. In the past 10 years, I have been the number one promoter of youth empowerment and poverty alleviation in my area through a cultural festival known as the Ntananke, founded and funded by me. ~ + the political Czar of Anambra North senatorial zone, Senator Alphonsus Ubanese Igbeke (Ugwunamiami Nsugbe). He is my good friend and in-law. He is a man whose benevolence has touched every aspect of Anambra North senatorial district. I see him as the best candidate for the seat of the Anambra North Senatorial district. ` + / likely or inevitable disturbance of the status quo. You are a staunch supporter of Governor Willie Obiano. What is the comparism between his administration and former Governor Peter Obi’s, considering the fact that you experienced ‚ „ “ ‚ „“ — š‚ administration with the demolition of your hotel? My experience in the hands of the past Anambra State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi, was also a factor in /

in governance. Sound and logical reasoning in governance and promotion of rule of law are my priorities. Governance by trial and error, act now and think later approach, lack of sense of damage control and governance by just one man while the rest knows nothing, all of which characterised Obi’s administration are now things of the past. Governor Willy Obiano is exactly the opposite of the prior administration; hence my reasons for supporting him till the end of his tenure. ! \ ‚ / manpower deployment, rule of law, youth empowerment, an all-handson-deck approach, investigation and checks and balances. That is why he ! the all-important intelligence gathering that aids crime detection and prevention. But the Obi’s administration was + and demolishing their property. He was also acknowledged for being prudent with the state’s fund. Obi’s administration was in the practice of hiding under a crime person’s property while the real intention is to personally acquire a prime-located property. Obiano’s economic history is legitimate and very clean. It was arithmetical progression in nature and not sudden wealth. I respect him greatly. He is also intelligent and these are the things that draw me to him. [† under Obiano with party members like Victor Umeh whom I respect a lot for his political doggedness and resilience. My obstacles during Obi’s tenure were man-made and I am sad the aftermath is now confronting Willy Obiano. Obiano is presently

Mokwe + Q running the state which was caused by what I call reckless gifts jamboree by the previous administration. I know the present administration will see through the hurdles. He is a new breed. He is working despite the shackles in which he has found himself. When your hotel was demolished by Governor Obi, the allegation was that two fresh human heads were discovered in it. Could you tell us what really happened? What really happened was that my elder brother owned a building on the same road where my hotel was situated. It was the next property to my hotel. He happened to be a member of Chekwas Okorie’s party, the United Progressive Party (UPP) at that time. When he (my brother) hosted the party in the building, he blocked the whole market road and actions like that - being a political gathering would get to the hearing of the state government. So, two weeks after the incident, my hotel was demolished by Obi on the allegation that human heads were discovered in it. That of Obi. If you go to my brother’s ? + there. \ + ! the market road; so we shared them among ourselves. That place is like the Marina, in Lagos. I have two out + !

hotel and the park. A combination of factors worked against me. The Fidelity Bank issue, where the bank – a state government bank - approached me to sell the building to it and I refused. The second was that my brother’s issue. So, I was facing barrels from two issues. When the rally happened, the governor did not take cognisance of the fact that I and my brother are from a polygamous family so that ‚ / me. He (Obi) just rushed and quickly demolished my hotel, thinking that he had dealt with my family. This is the fact of the whole saga. My brother was part and parcel of APGA because he is a rich man before he dumped the party and joined the UPP. I have already charged Obi to court for illegal demolition of my property and I won’t relent until he pays me to rebuild the hotel. The + + / + the judiciary. Won’t the incident have a negative ÂĄ “ ‚“ƒƒ ‡ incumbent administration? No charge has been found against me because I didn’t do anything wrong going by existing court judgement concerning my property. The whole world now knows that the whole allegation of human heads was a grand set up. I don’t think and do not see Obiano trying to embark on another evidence manufacturing pilgrimage, which is to try to manufacture any type of evidence against me. I don’t see him trying to set up another allegation over an already messy situation. He would not do such a thing. This mess is between Obi and I, and I advise everybody to stay out of it. But some people were paraded as being part of the human heads syndicate in your hotel? The woman whose son was said to have been killed by me has held responsible for his son’s death, not me. The woman is a witness in \ ! The witness was the head of the Movement for the Actualisation

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^ _ property. Obiano’s economic history is ^ of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) barrack. The man swore on oath that when the election came up, MASSOB was factionalised into Ibo Youths on the one hand and MASSOB on the other. The Ibo Youths were supporting Obi while MASSOB was not. The state’s Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) was working in alignment with the Ibo Youths and this boy that was killed was the head of MASSOB. While I was in police detention after my hotel was demolished on + heads, the police told my wife to tell me to sign an undertaking that I would not press any charges against the governor so they could let me go; but my wife told them I won’t ~ Q &\"* + the SARS, in my presence, and that of my wife and my lawyer, told me rest so they could release me. I told him I had been in detention for two months, and asked if I ever told him that I did not like the place. The legal assistance to Obi called me over the phone requesting me to sign an undertaking and after I refused again, they decided to manufacture the boy’s case against me. That is also the reason I have

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soldiers of President Jonathan and the sympathisers of Vice President Namadi Sambo. Analysts’ reason for this disposition is hinged on the serious crisis brewing between the former head of state, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar who are now ! + Progressives Congress (APC), especially over who confronts President Jonathan and others in next year’s presidential election. However, the national publicity secretary of the party, Alhaji Lai Muhammed has assured that the some APC chieftains have been disputes and bring back the estranged leaders into the fold. � Q in the land are the governor of Kano State, Alhaji Rabiu Kwankwaso, Senator Bukola

Saraki, Speaker, House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal and Sam NdaIsaiah. Mohammed was certain that š% / warring factions, saying, “we expect that all the grey areas of our aggrieved members back as a fold before arrangements for our presidential convention will commence.� The insistence of Atiku to run for the APC ticket notwithstanding, the involvement of Buhari in the race and his presumed popularity are clear indications of a breakdown of accord, unity and oneness of northerners as it would have been another issue if only either of them were to contest the election with other aspirants. The problem is that neither

of the duo is likely to forfeit his ambition for the other as existing records have not supported such possibility ` ambitions may spell doom for the party at the presidential level. It would be recalled that indications that the North was ready and willing to stop President Jonathan in 2015 … the political headquarters of the North, in May this year when the chairman of the Northern States Governors Forum (NSGF) and Niger State governor, Babangida Aliyu, at his opening remark at one of the governors’ meetings said among other things that “we must also know that by 2015, we are going as a united constituent group. There were times when we went as constitutionalists and federalists, and some as

regionalists. This time, we must do everything possible within the period to unite ourselves and go as a united group. “The interest of the people is paramount; we must understand that. We must also understand that political parties are platforms and that it is the interest of our own people that should guide our actions, our interests and our activities.� No wonder many groups have engaged in series of meetings in Kaduna and Abuja as there were simultaneous / locations in Abuja, Kaduna and Bauchi with 2015 as the main item on the agenda. It is no more a hidden fact that some northerners are strongly opposed to President Jonathan’s 2015 ambition as + =€‹ The actions and inactions of

those who claim to represent and speak for the North have become more glaring to political observers. The shenanigans in the polity from political horsetrading and intrigues to open against and for President Jonathan are all geared towards the 2015 election. To them, the 2015 ambition of the President is a good luck taken too far, a development that must be stopped by all means. Paradoxically, the Jonathan 2015 project is now sharpening the divide in the North. There is the Christian nonHausa-Fulani on one side, and the Muslim Hausa-Fulani on the other. There is also the concept of the ‘core North’ and „ ' ‚ for and against the Jonathan 2015 project. To be continued next Saturday

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Business & Economy

‘FG’s $9.3m arms deal, breach of cashless policy’ In 2012, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introduced the cashless policy, which stipulates the maximum amount individuals and corporate bodies can deposit or withdraw at a particular time. The policy was embraced by all in the transaction of business. Recently, however, the Federal Government was alleged to have attempted buying arms in South Africa with a whopping $9.3 million in cash, thereby running foul of its own policy. JOHNMARK UKOKO reports.

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he world woke a few days ago to the news that the South Africa Police have impounded a privately owned Nigerian plane and its three occupants with $9.3 million cash on board. The report has it that the jet is the property of Eagle Air Company, an organisation connected to the President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor. In a press statement issued by the CAN president and signed by CAN’s Director on National Issues, Sunny Oibe, Oritdejafor acknowledged ownership of the aircraft, but stressed that it was not under the management of Eagle Air as at the time of the incident. “Since August 2, 2014, this aircraft has been leased to Green Coast Produce Limited. They lease this aircraft and people rent it from them. the fact that Pastor Ayo Oritsejfor has been following chartered airlines. All investigations about the plane should be directed to the management of Green Coast Produce Limited, a dully registered company,â€? the statement read. The presidency did not deny the Ă&#x;‰ ˆ million in question belong to the Federal Government. The government further stated that the cash was for the purchase of arms from South Africa and that the two Nigerians and the Israeli on board were agents of the government. Not convinced by the Nigeria government’s explanation, the South African government has vowed to ! out what the funds was meant for, as the cash was not declared by the passengers, and was far beyond the maximum cash allowed by the laws of South Africa. A legal practitioner, Barrister Chukwu Okolosi, in an interview with Saturday Newswatch, said that there was nothing wrong in using cash to buy whatever the government legally wishes to buy, but that such funds must be declared. In his words, “Our laws allow the government to transact business in whatever form; cash, cheque, money transfer and any other legal means. But such cash must declared at the airport in Nigeria and at the airport of the foreign country, not for the foreign country’s Police to discover the cash in the process of conducting a search. That means the passengers and crew

of the aircraft had tried to conceal the cash from the authorities of South Africa. “There are no records in Abuja or Lagos airports to suggest that the two Nigerians and the foreigner arrested with the cash declared the funds in Nigeria before they embarked on the trip. The Nigerian Police, the Custom Service and other paramilitary apparatus at the airport do not have a record to suggest that the fund was declared at the Abuja Airport before the aircraft left Nigeria. The amount legally allowed to be taken out is $10,000. Any amount beyond $10,000 must be declared at the airport before such money is allowed to be taken out of Nigeria,� Okolosi said. The legal practitioner said the manner the funds were taken out, and the quick admission by the President that the three people arrested in connection with the cash were working for the government was suspicious. He lambasted the government for preaching “cashless policy� while indulging in huge cash transaction, thereby making nonsense of the policy. In his words, “I am disappointed with the Federal Government‘s statement that the cash was meant for arms deal. Why was the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) not involved in the transaction? How can CBN that is preaching cashless policy sanction the taking out of $9.3 million cash without declaring it. Why did the government fail to channel the transaction through the banking system? I suspect there is a foul play somewhere. I’m not sure the government is telling Nigerians the whole truth.� The legal practitioner stressed that government’s resort to cash transaction is prone to corruption as the goods purchase may not been receipted, or if ? ! ‚ Q + purposes. A senior member of Trade Union Congress of Nigeria who spoke to Saturday Newswatch under the condition of anonymity alleged that the funds were part of the money been looted out of the country by the senior members of the government, as general elections draw closer. The labour leader stressed that the money was not meant for any arms deal, as the Federal Government cannot be buying arms at the black market. In his words, “How can the Federal Government convince informed

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Nigerians that it is buying arms at the black market? How come a foreigner and two Nigerians were given the task? Are these people military experts who know the proper arms the country’s military require in its war against insurgents? Why has the government not named the people involved. Did the Minister of Finance and the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and the CBN governor aware of the transaction before the cash was seized in South Africa? These are some of the salient questions the government must provide answers to quickly.� The labour leader alleged that the successive governments of Nigeria do not practice what they preach, adding that while senior members of the government spray hard currency

freely and import all manner of items into the country, they tell Nigerians to patronise made in Nigeria products. “Our government does not practice what they preach. Anytime you are ! + members of the government, you will be surprise to see that nearly everything served at the party are imported. You will be surprise at the way hard currency is thrown about, yet the government will tell Nigerians that it could not meet its obligations, because the country is broke.� He also queried the hiring of private jet to convey the Federal Government’s cash, adding that the Presidency has ! €= Z ? Nigerians who spoke to Saturday Newswatch advised the CAN president to address the issues raised by the seized cash. They recalled that Nigerian money was once seized in Uganda and other places during the late 70s and early 80s, adding that such seizure and other illegal acts of impunity support the claim that Nigeria is one of the most corrupt countries in the world. ! to clarify the allegations with the CBN Director, Banking and Payment Department, Mr. Dipo Ftokun, did not yield result, as he declined to comment on the issue. According to him, “The South African and Nigeria governments are investigating the issue. I cannot comment on the issue, since it is still being investigated.� Some Nigerians say they are not hopeful of any outcome, as past probes and investigations on corruption cases have not yielded any result under the current dispensation. They appealed to the government to spare Nigerians this type of negative publicity, adding that this type of reports make other countries regard Nigeria as a country of rogues.

Why did the government fail to channel the transaction through the banking system? I suspect there is a foul play somewhere. I’m not sure the government is telling Nigerians the whole truth

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Business & Economy AITEO Group denies interest, bid for Oando’s downstream assets Abiodun Awogbemi

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iteo Group has debunked news reports in some print and online newspapers about its reported interest/intent, along with a retinue of bidders for the acquisition of the downstream oil assets of Oando Plc. The company in a press statement stated that the Aiteo Group did not bid nor indicated any interest to bid for the Oando Plc downstream assets as well has no intent to purchase the said Oando downstream assets. It stated that Aiteo is a vertically integrated energy company with strong focus on its upstream business, having consolidated its downstream business in the last 15 years. According to the report the Aiteo Group is a global conglomerate with vertically integrated energy establishments in power generation, petroleum exploration, production, ! • downstream operations within Nigeria and global markets. The company’s vision is to be the Q company in Africa with unwavering commitment to providing sustainable energy solutions across all spheres. Another report had it that the management of Forte Oil informed the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) about its initial negotiations for the possible acquisition of assets of an unnamed downstream company. In a notice to the NSE, Forte Oil said “discussions on the proposed acquisition is still in its infancy, but this announcement on this possible transaction is in the interest of full disclosure and ensuring that it adheres to the highest corporate governance practices and procedures�. The moves by Forte Oil was part + / ! + ! + successfully acquired the Geregu Power Generation Plant, Kogi State, in 2013. The Aiteo Group, as one of the nation’s emerging integrated energy concerns, was founded by the Peters brothers, Benedict and Francis. Aiteo focuses on exploration and production, bulk petroleum storage, + trading, marketing and supply, as well as power generation and distribution. Recently, Forte Oil Plc, one of the nation’s petroleum products marketing company and Chief Benny Peters’ Aiteo Group, was reported to have emerged the major contenders for Oando Plc downstream assets nationwide which the organization has refuted. It was reported that investors’ interest heightened after Oando Plc announced plans to concentrate mainly on upstream petroleum activities and divest from downstream, petroleum products marketing. Alex’ Irune, head, corporate communications of Oando, in a ! ‚ appetite concerning their divestment from downstream petroleum operations. According to the statement, Oando Group remains focused on its commitment to continue value creation for its shareholders through its strategic plan to increase its investment in the higher margin upstream and to spur long-term growth for the company.

Pensioners groan amidst reforms In the recent past, the Federal Government announced that the challenges of nonpayment of pension will be a thing of the past, but the reverse is the case as some retirees are complaining about nonpayment of their pension funds. JOHNMARK UKOKO reports.

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he President Goodluck Jonathan-led government once disclosed that the problem of non-payment of pension, gratuity and other stipends due retired civil servants would soon be a thing of the past. However, the disclosure was trailed by a lot of reservations because of undelivered promises of the past. Recently, the Nigeria Union of Pensioners (NUP) complained about the delay in the payment of its members’ pension, saying that failure to pay them would lead to protest action. The group, which consists of pensioners in the power sector, said the Federal Government owed its members three months pension arrears, adding that + / starvation. The NUP disclosed this in a communiquĂŠ issued at the end of an expanded National Administrative " The communiquĂŠ signed by its President, Temple Ubani and Secretary, Olukayode Ogunbiyi, read in part, “We condemn in strong terms the delay of pension payment which is already three months (June to August) in arrears.â€? He appealed to relevant government agencies of the | \Q > + ^ / + delay. The communiquĂŠ continued, “Failure to the end of September 2014, we shall have no alternative but to call our members out on a peaceful protest in Abuja.â€? The group added that it approved of two percent levy on pensions, which was + + + + consultants and other resource persons who render services to the union. The NUP urged the government to ignore any petition questioning the levy, but prevailed on them to pay its members for the three months it owes them. The union said it stands on its earlier decision, taken at Ilorin, Kwara State, on June 2013, for a two percent levy to be deducted from + members. The statement said, “The NUP-in ‘ ! ` Q earlier decision taken at Ilorin, Kwara State, on June 2013 which approved a two percent levy to be deducted from + ~ harmonization and monetisation arrears.â€? The NUP communiquĂŠ berated groups within the union petitioning or canvassing

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against the decision on the levy, as making a frivolous demand, adding that all due processes were followed to arrive at the decision. / + + [ Company of Nigeria (PHCN) who simply ! > Saturday Newswatch that the government has not been fair to the power sector retirees, as > ‡= that he and many of his colleagues are ! ? � bordering on pension reforms. According to him, it is sad that despite the various assurances by the President and other senior members of the government, we have not been paid a dime in the last three months. Some of our colleagues have not been paid for the past two years, for one excuse or another. He appealed to the government to match words with action by ensuring that retirees at due time, lamenting that many of his colleagues were starving, and those living in rented apartments risk eviction from their landlords. He lamented that it is sad that the retirees have to carry placards before government and its agencies do what is expected of them. A cross of Nigerians who spoke to Saturday Newswatch condemned the ! + + + ! / ! > + ^ assured Nigerians that the government has made provision in its budget to pay all its retirees. They said the inability of government to properly cater for its retirees led to the + + ! Q government to emulate other countries which accord retirees the respect and appreciation they deserve. The respondents blamed government’s Q ! ‚ funds to private accounts, without a care for the welfare of the senior citizens.

Many old people who ought to have retired for years are still in service because of the fear that they will not be paid their gratuity, pension and other they retire when due One of the respondents said, “It is sad our senior citizens have to carry placards before they are paid their pension, even when funds have been provided by government for the purpose. In most cases senior members of the government place such funds in their private bank accounts to yield interest for them while the retirees die of hunger. > ! retired for years are still in service because of the fear that they will not be paid their + • have not looted enough funds to take care of their retirement period.� It will do the country a lot of good, if civil servants are assured of their welfare at retirement. Stakeholders in the pension have therefore, appealed to the government and its agencies to match words with action and pay senior citizens as and when due, so they don’t become beggars on the streets.

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International Business

Development, high standard of living characterise Sweden’s economy Eric Elezuo with Agency report

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Interview

Oyedepo turns 60, shares secrets of prosperity Continued from page 56

18, 1999, exactly as God had said. Again, we held the ground breaking service of Covenant University on January 27, 2002, and construction activities commenced two months later in March. I remember holding the licence to operate the university in my hand and telling God, “I don’t need a university. I’m no longer going to school. If it isn’t Your University, tell ‚ Š And God distinctly said to me: “It is Š + + + that it was indeed God’s project, + + Q opening of the university - complete with state of the art amenities and infrastructures - seven short months later on October 21, 2002! The way and manner Faith Tabernacle and Covenant University were built are conclusive proofs that God built the city. How else can one explain the feats of building Faith Tabernacle (recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest church auditorium in the world) within 12 months, ! massive faculty building, two halls of residence with capacity for 1,500 • ‚ + / quarters; all in 7 months? It must be † † —Š Sir, how do you cope with family obligations, in spite of your tight schedule? And how would you describe your wife? Nothing eases life like planning. Someone has said, “Failing to plan is + —Š ! that accommodates all that’s essential to both my family and ministry. Let me also emphatically state that my wife has indeed been a great help-meet. She’s in charge + / maintenance issues involving + Š You have wonderful children and grandchildren. How do you feel witnessing their exploits around the world? I celebrate both the grace of God Q + ! &[ €€ ’ˆ• [ ! =’‡*Š How do you relax? I have instituted a programmed daily rest that I meticulously adhere to. We all know for instance that a lion don’t go on vacation, and yet they maintain their strength and vigor all through life by engaging a daily-rest schedule that entails having some good sleep during the day and hunting for food all through Š What can you say about your style of administration? Many believe you are strict, if not high handed? It is not my style, but our system of administration. Our administration is guided by a policy book called ‘The Mandate.’ This 504-paged book

What I do is to break my day into two parts. I take a deep rest after

resuming for work There is nothing I ^ q ^ said that I have

^ gift of working! Bishop Oyedepo Š Two of your children, Pastors David and Isaac, are doing well in the ministry. In fact, Pastor David Oyedepo Jnr held the congregation spell bound during the last Shiloh, — ‚ † ‚ Š was going on in your mind during that service? What lesson(s) can be drawn from the way your children have turned out vis-Ă -vis the way many parents raise their children today? “I simply see Psalm 112:1-3 being + % my wife played a principal role in the spiritual and moral upbringing of our children. For instance, just as parents get teachers for their children for various subjects to improve their performance, we specially got a Bible lesson teacher for our kids while growing up in primary and secondary schools. The combination + / believe, is responsible for both their spiritual and intellectual robustness. Don’t also forget that the Bible says that if we properly raise our children, they would exhibit excellent character traits for the rest of their lives (Proverbs 22:6). I will therefore, advise parents to be concerned about the spiritual and moral upbringing of Š What is your understanding of prosperity in the life of a Christian? I believe it is the will of God for all His children to prosper, just like every parent wishes their children well; God also wishes, above all things that we prosper and be in health, even as our soul prospers – 3Jn 2. However, God’s prosperity is only accessible by covenant practice that

is by engaging the law of giving and receiving. These include: giving † / giving to parents, giving to the poor and giving generally to the good of mankind. This is why God’s prosperity plan is only actualised in the lives of those God can trust to use + â €ƒ’€€`€ Š Do you think churches should pay taxes, as being advocated in some quarters? My view is that such will amount to double taxation. This is because members that give in churches must have paid their taxes on their income before giving in church, or in any religious or social organisation for • + Â? church amounts to double taxation. Besides, churches are legally ` organisations, so on what basis should they be taxed? My question has always been: Why single out the churches? Are they the only religious `+ ` “ | should this be ever passed into law, then all other religious bodies and ` ` mosques, town unions, social clubs, all forms of associations including Â? Š There is the general belief that you hardly rest. Is this true? It is not true. What I do is to break my day into two parts. I take a

+ + + resuming for work in the second half. There is nothing I enjoy like working. I have humorously said that I have only one gift; the gift of working! How do you intend to make Covenant University to be rated among the best 10 in the world by

2022? We are already on track, and we shall keep pressing and pushing because we see it as a prophetic agenda. The Hand of the Lord can never fail to deliver His divine purpose. For instance, recently, Covenant University was ranked No. 2 of all Federal, state and private universities in Nigeria and No. 25 in Africa in July 2014 Webometric Ranking. To God be the glory, we are Š Are you grooming any of your children to take over from you? I have so many children – biological and spiritual, and I keep investing time, energy and resources in developing their leadership potentials through seminars, summits and conferences, most of which centre around spiritual leadership development. However, succession in the Kingdom is absolutely at God’s prerogative as in the case of Moses and Joshua. Furthermore, in this ministry, we have an operational manual called ‘The Mandate.’ This 504-page book contains among others, details of statutory procedures for succession. This book, which was released in 2012, is the second Bible of this ministry as it were, and the content shall not be subject to review until + ‹= =ƒ + at all. At 60, if you meet God one-on-one, and He asks you to make a request, what would it be? To please Him in all my ways, and for the rest of my life. What is your favourite scripture? 1John 5:4 - “For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world; and this is the victory that overcometh

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Surveillance Crime Diary

Pastor’s son in rape mess, denies allegation O

Tunde Busari

n September 22 at about 0200hours, a team of to Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) Ikeja, acting on + ] `> arrested seven armed robbers. The suspects include Lieoma Afan, Emmanuel Ifeanyi, Izuchukwu Charles, Ifeanyi Owuegbuchi, Ejike Emegwo, Jude Dike and Joel Egbon. Items recovered from | model No.175131, one white unregistered Toyota Hiace bus loaded with four car engines The mother left his and wearing apparels. workshop to give Dairo a On September 22 at about false hope of relief. Few 3 a.m, a team of policemen hours later, she was back to % ` the workshop in company Robbery Squad (SARS) Ikeja, of a policeman from Eleyele acting on information at Divisional Headquarters. Isolo area, intercepted and Dairo was promptly arrested arrested two armed robbers and detained at the Division. namely Lukmon Lawal,33 But his statement negated and Babatunde Makinde, 32 the allegation of rape. in a Honda Accord S/Car with According to him, the Reg. No. NH 293 AAA earlier € ` ` – robbed from a victim along his girl friend, whom, he Morocco Road, Shomolu. maintained, consented to his Two single-barrel shot guns, sex request. double-barrel shotgun and 28 “We have been dating for live cartridges were recovered six months. She did not agree from the suspects. The case is under investigation at SARS. . to be my girl friend. But she Also on the same day. changed her mind later. I did not force her. I told her that Division recovered one it was time for us to have sex Brownie pistol model 315 and she agreed,� Dairo said. automatic with 5 7.65mm Police Public Relations calibre live ammunition \Q \ \ ` abandoned by unknown Ilobanafor, a Superintendent person inside a drum around of Police, said the { | % ~ investigation had been is under investigation at concluded and the suspect Directorate of Criminal charged to court. ! – “We decided to charge On September 23, a team him accordingly to serve + as a deterrent to others. Shagamu Road Divisional Meanwhile, parents, Headquarters arrested one especially mothers need to Aliu Akeem at Adamo be more vigilant with their Junction along Ijebu Ode Road female children against the Ikorodu. miscreants hiding in the The suspect, with others now corners. If the mother of the girl did not observe her Jubri Abdullahi of his Bajaj ! motorcycle with Reg. No. AAA not have been blown open,� 725 QD. the PPRO said. One toy gun was recovered In a similar development, from the suspect. The case one Obafemi Kolawole has is under investigation at earned for himself a life Shagamu Road Division. imprisonment according to Also on the same day, at the verdict by an Ilesa, Osun about 9 30 in the morning, at State High Court. Kolawole Okeletu B/Stop Ijede Ikorodu, was prosecuted for raping a a Mitsubishi Space Wagon Bus pregnant woman. with reg. No. LSR 546 driven The 30-year-old was said to by a driver whose name and ! €‰` ` address are yet unknown, lady in her residence, after knocked down one Wale which he subjected her to an Atomotele. harrowing experience. The victim was rushed to According to state Ikorodu General Hospital prosecutor, Rachel Ojimi, where he later died. The corpse Kolawole also shaved the has been deposited at the lady’s public hair and poured hospital morgue for autopsy. alcohol into her mouth all to The case is under investigation reduce her resistance. at Ijede Divisional Police Despite Kolawole’s denial, a Headquarters. medical report by the Ladoke Police Public Relations Akintola University Teaching \Q &[[_\* + % \ Command, Ngozi Braide, a his culpability. Harder time Deputy Superintendent of awaits Kolawole as Justice Police, said the respective AbdulKareem AbdulKareem } ! / ordered that he is treated to their investigation in all the strokes of cane on daily basis.

Despite public outcry against sexual abuse of young, innocent girls, criminal\JLYGYA]G@^NL^A^=JUUAGLÂ’NEA=RGAJL`>\EÂ…A=RG@GCEAJLÂ?JQ=JLFA]RE^JQ>UA>LYA psychological injuries in their victims. Adeyemi Dairo, an Ibadan resident is the latest suspected culprit having allegedly forcefully had carnal knowledge of one Yemisi recently in the Oyo State capital. TUNDE BUSARI reports

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he Oyo State Police Command, determined to rid the state of criminal elements, recently went after one Adeyemi Dairo and made him to explain why he had to rape a Junior Secondary School – at Alafara axis of Ibadan. Saturday Newswatch gathered that Dairo, a shoe maker, had been on the trail of the poor girl with in intent of exploiting her friendly disposition to him as neighbour. The girl was in the dark of this covert plan and was, therefore, also at home whenever she had a cause to interact with Dairo. She called him brother in reference to his older age. Unable to bear the urge + – Dairo came up with an idea, which he thought would take him to his promise land. And on the fateful day, he breathed life into the idea and the rest is now history. He was said to have asked the girl to help him take a seat into his room. Because of the familiarity between them, the girl picked the seat and took it inside. She did not know that the suspect was quietly following him until he allegedly grabbed her from behind and threw her to ? “When the girl was trying to free herself from him, he covered her mouth with a

The suspect

cloth and tore her underwear and forced himself into her. He later threatened her that he would do the worst if ! anybody,� a source said. The threat really worked with the girl keeping the + / in silence. Her vigilant mother would, however, end /

– had observed in her. As though this was what – + quickly spilled the milk, and the infuriated mother rushed to Dairo’s shop. The mother played a fast one on the shocked Dairo. She asked – his workshop, an inquiry he Q !

Family in grief over ‘missing’ corpse Godwin Akor, Markurdi

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hen the relations of Mrs Anava Tarkighir from Uvi village in Guma Local Government Area of Benue state took her to Makurdi for the treatment of an ailment, they did not expect that she would be on admission for so long. After spending several weeks on the sick bed, Mrs Tarkighir, who was a step-mother to a House of Representatives aspirant, Mr Dickson Takighir, eventually died on August 20 at the Bishop Murray Medical Centre, Makurdi. Mrs Tarkighir’s corpse was later taken to the Federal Medical Centre, Makurdi. But there was no space in the morgue. Consequently, her corpse was

returned to Bishop Murray hospital where it was deposited. The family of Mrs Tarkighir would later sink into more grief when on September 4, Dickson Tarkighir and others who wanted to collect the corpse for mortuary. “The agony of looking for the corpse became greater than the agony the relations of the deceased went through while she was sick. And the grief they went through when she died on August 20 became smaller than the grief experienced as a result of the sudden disappearance of the woman’s body from the hospital,� a source said. Saturday Newswatch learnt that the bereaved family has been thrown into confusion as a result of the mystery. They later

went to some local government areas, hoping that somebody mistakenly collected the corpse for burial. Last week, the two morticians at the hospital appeared at the Magistrate Court in Markurdi, They were, however, released on bail.

Late Mrs Tarkighir whose corpse is missing

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NSE Daily Summary (Equities) at 26/09/2014 Symbol

FO FTNCOCOA GCAPPA GLAXOSMITH GUARANTY GUINNESS HONYFLOUR IKEJAHOTEL INTBREW INTENEGINS JAPAULOIL JBERGER JOSBREW LASACO LEARNAFRCA LIVESTOCK MANSARD MAYBAKER MBENEFIT MOBIL MORISON MRS MULTIVERSE NAHCO NASCON NB NCR NEIMETH NEM NESTLE NIG-GERMAN NIGERINS NPFMCRFBK OANDO OKOMUOIL PAINTCOM PHARMDEKO PORTPAINT PREMBREW PRESCO PRESTIGE PZ REDSTAREX RESORTSAL ROYALEX SEPLAT SKYEBANK STANBIC STDINSURE STERLNBANK TANTALIZER TOTAL TRANSCORP TRANSEXPR UAC-PROP UACN UBA UBCAP UBN UNHOMES UNIC UNILEVER UNIONDICON UNITYBNK UPDCREIT UPL UTC VITAFOAM VONO WAPCO WAPIC WEMABANK ZENITHBANK

Opening Price

222.00 0.52 14.46 64.90 28.80 183.00 4.00 1.68 30.01 0.53 0.50 67.20 2.12 0.50 1.40 2.98 2.75 1.82 0.54 174.00 1.82 56.00 0.50 5.05 9.00 176.00 13.50 1.02 0.80 1055.00 7.00 0.50 0.99 25.00 34.00 1.60 2.38 5.07 4.63 37.50 0.50 32.25 4.59 0.50 0.55 640.00 2.61 31.50 0.50 2.15 0.50 179.00 5.80 1.42 14.50 57.49 6.75 2.03 8.86 0.50 0.50 48.20 13.41 0.50 9.13 4.13 0.50 4.30 1.56 126.99 0.73 0.89 24.05

High

222.99 0.51 14.46 64.60 29.48 190.00 4.01 1.52 30.01 0.51 0.50 67.20 2.12 0.50 1.40 2.94 3.00 2.00 0.54 176.00 1.82 56.00 0.50 5.05 8.91 176.50 13.50 1.05 0.80 1055.00 7.00 0.50 0.98 25.50 34.00 1.60 2.49 5.32 4.63 37.50 0.50 32.25 4.59 0.50 0.55 667.00 2.68 32.00 0.50 2.16 0.50 179.00 5.80 1.35 14.50 57.49 6.70 2.08 9.10 0.50 0.50 49.20 13.41 0.50 9.13 4.13 0.50 4.29 1.56 129.89 0.76 0.90 24.00

Low

222.00 0.50 14.46 64.59 28.94 180.00 4.00 1.52 30.01 0.51 0.50 67.20 2.12 0.50 1.40 2.86 3.00 1.91 0.54 174.00 1.82 56.00 0.50 5.05 8.91 175.31 13.50 1.05 0.79 1055.00 7.00 0.50 0.98 25.00 34.00 1.60 2.49 5.20 4.63 37.50 0.50 32.25 4.59 0.50 0.55 667.00 2.61 31.80 0.50 2.13 0.50 179.00 5.71 1.35 14.50 57.49 6.55 2.05 8.43 0.50 0.50 49.20 13.41 0.50 9.13 4.13 0.50 4.29 1.56 126.00 0.72 0.86 23.95

Closing Price Change (+)

222.99 0.50 14.46 64.59 29.40 190.00 4.00 1.52 30.01 0.51 0.50 67.20 2.12 0.50 1.40 2.94 3.00 1.91 0.54 176.00 1.82 56.00 0.50 5.05 8.91 176.00 13.50 1.05 0.80 1055.00 7.00 0.50 0.98 25.00 34.00 1.60 2.49 5.32 4.63 37.50 0.50 32.25 4.59 0.50 0.55 667.00 2.64 32.00 0.50 2.15 0.50 179.00 5.79 1.35 14.50 57.49 6.69 2.05 9.10 0.50 0.50 49.20 13.41 0.50 9.13 4.13 0.50 4.29 1.56 128.68 0.72 0.90 24.00

0.99 -0.02 0.00 -0.31 0.60 7.00 0.00 -0.16 0.00 -0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.04 0.25 0.09 0.00 2.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.09 0.00 0.00 0.03 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.11 0.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 27.00 0.03 0.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.01 -0.07 0.00 0.00 -0.06 0.02 0.24 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.01 0.00 1.69 -0.01 0.01 -0.05

% Price Change

0.45 -3.85 0.00 -0.48 2.08 3.83 0.00 -9.52 0.00 -3.77 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.34 9.09 4.95 0.00 1.15 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.00 0.00 0.00 2.94 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -1.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.62 4.93 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.22 1.15 1.59 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.17 -4.93 0.00 0.00 -0.89 0.99 2.71 0.00 0.00 2.07 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.23 0.00 1.33 -1.37 1.12 -0.21

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Volume

128,136 10,076,050 10,012 399,800 9,740,450 1,012,721 351,178 111,917 36,256 127,700 1,546,269 42,067 33,224 90,000 19,418 436,873 21,056,779 4,517,906 319,449 147,632 436 5,814 5,700,000 259,707 372,369 431,009 1,000 335,313 2,525,555 20,905 46 20,055 351,000 12,383,429 230,310 62,735 125,500 159,000 6,770 10,200 818 193,384 101,932 1,000 259,655 50,167 4,461,459 1,049,954 2,800 4,036,876 2,000 7,402 13,580,437 209,660 439,214 47,127 8,724,047 12,611,079 418,491 606,270 50,100 286,370 5,000 6,067,478 5,150 1,100 10,000 115,603 10,000 407,342 3,411,487 865,826 4,101,760

Value

28,373,978.00 5,072,055.00 137,564.88 25,732,100.00 283,206,272.00 183,963,648.00 1,405,500.88 170,273.84 1,060,179.00 65,127.00 773,134.50 2,691,856.50 67,112.48 45,000.00 27,379.38 1,263,899.88 63,152,496.00 8,965,278.00 172,502.45 25,757,776.00 754.28 309,304.81 2,850,000.00 1,327,132.50 3,317,202.00 75,791,720.00 12,830.00 353,071.41 2,015,021.25 22,190,094.00 305.90 10,027.50 343,980.00 310,445,984.00 7,626,592.00 95,357.20 312,295.00 836,690.00 29,788.00 370,948.00 409.00 6,156,259.00 448,500.81 500.00 143,474.44 33,109,054.00 11,795,298.00 33,469,932.00 1,400.00 8,638,246.00 1,000.00 1,315,902.62 78,501,528.00 283,227.19 6,527,620.00 2,706,068.75 57,664,784.00 25,861,458.00 3,640,546.75 303,135.00 25,050.00 13,755,997.00 63,700.00 3,033,739.00 46,350.00 4,323.00 5,000.00 491,166.88 14,900.00 52,448,364.00 2,513,166.50 774,101.38 98,319,192.00

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he Global Pharmaceutical Industry has become a major contributor to the global economy. In 2012, total world pharmaceutical market was worth an estimated $857 billion. This is twice the total GDP of Nigeria, the biggest economy in Africa. The United States and Canada remained the world’s largest market with 41% share; Europe is next with 26.7%, followed by Japan with 11.7%. Africa and Asia (excluding Japan) had 14.7% while Latin America had the balance of 5.9%. When the data is further disaggregated, Sub-Saharan Africa will be seen to contribute less than 2% of the global pharmaceutical market ($8-10 billion) As well as driving medical progress by researching, developing and bringing new medicines that improve health and quality of life for patients around the globe, the research-based pharmaceutical industry is a key asset to global economy. It is a high technology sector with the highest added value per person employed, significantly higher than the average value for high tech and manufacturing industries. According to Eurostat data, the pharmaceutical industry is also the sector with the highest ratio of R&D investment to net sales. In 2012, R&D investment in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology only amounted to 17.7% of total business R&D expenditure worldwide. Recent studies in some countries have shown that the research-based pharmaceutical industry generates three to four times more employment indirectly- upstream and downstream - than it does directly. Further, a significant proportion of these are valuable skilled jobs. Changing Trend After long periods of market dominance by the USA and Europe, there is increasing competition from emerging economies such as China, Brazil and India. Whereas the UK, for example, has slipped from the 6th position in 2007 to the 9th position in 2012, China has moved to the 3rd position and Brazil to the 6th position in the global pharmaceutical market. The USA market grew by 6% and the UK by 2% between 2010 and 2012, while China and Brazil grew by 21% and 38% respectively. This rapid growth in market size is replicated in R&D, leading to a gradual migration of economic and research activities from the US and Europe to these fast growing markets. Specifically in 2012, the Brazilian and Chinese markets grew by 16% and 21% respectively compared to an average market growth of minus 2% for the five major European markets and the minus1% for the US market. Most of these changes have been driven by the global economic crisis (20082010) and its aftermath. AFRICA: Increasing opportunities, overcoming challenges As growth opportunities continue to move away from the traditional pharmaceutical markets, Africa presents a ripe opportunity. From all indications, Africa will be a significant economic force in the near future. IMS Health projects that by 2016, pharmaceutical spending in Africa is expected to reach $30 billion US. This value is driven by a 10.6% compound annual growth rate through 2016, second only to Asia Pacific (12.5%) and in line with Latin America (10.5%) during this period. Driven by a convergence of demographic changes, increased wealth and healthcare investments and rising demand for drugs to treat chronic diseases, and even the emergent new epidemics like Ebola Virus Disease, this market will exceed $45 billion by 2020. This projected growth is a reflection of economic strength accompanied by increased health care spending as the economies of several African countries are growing faster than anywhere else in the world outside China. Underpinning these prospects are a series of positive economic trends; greater political and fiscal stability and improvements in pro-business legislation (like deregulation and privatisation) have led the United Nations (UN) to forecast that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) could double within three years. This FDI is fueling macro-economic growth and vastly improving access to new technology. The recent boom in mobile subscribers reflects this trend. As at mid 2012, there were more than 600 million subscribers on the continent, surpassing American and European figures. At

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Entrepreneurial Paradigm Sam

Ohuabunwa

(OFR)

samohuabunwa@gmail.com

Pharmaceutical industry & economic health:

Opportunities for developing countries

the same time, major demographic shifts show an increasing number of working-age Africans, a rising middle class which now accounts for 34% of the continent’s inhabitants, and an urban population expected to exceed that of China and India by 2050. Alongside the increasing economic wealth is a notable rise in healthcare spending, which has grown at a Compound Average Growth Rate (CAGR) of 9.6% since 2000 (across 49 African countries). Fuelled by government, non- governmental organisations (NGOs) and private sector investments, this has largely focused on strengthening health system infrastructure, capacity building, treatment provision and specialised services. Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is expected to grow at above 5% per annum through 2017 in sub- Saharan Africa (SSA), and this trend of rising healthcare spending is expected to continue. The changing economic profile of Africa is also linked to an increased demand for chronic care drugs, reflecting a marked shift in the burden of illnesses towards non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and the continued impact of HumanImmunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) on the continent. The NCD proportional contribution to the healthcare burden is forecast to rise by 21% through 2030. While continuing to struggle with infectious and parasitic diseases, Africa is expected to experience the largest increase in death rates from cardiovascular (CV) diseases, cancer, respiratory diseases and diabetes over the next ten years, resulting in greater demand for healthcare services and appropriate medicines. The combination of economic strength and an expanding middle class is already driving the demand for medicines across Africa. For example, in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, a rise in wealth has triggered demand for chronic medicine consumption. In Algeria specifically, the chronic medicine to essential medicine ratio increased by 72% from 2002-2011, accompanied by a total Gross National Income (GNI) increase of 70%. A similar trend is emerging in Nigeria, Kenya and Botswana where NCDs have been declared a national priority at the

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ministerial level. Notwithstanding its growth potential, Africa presents a complex multifaceted set of markets, which are highly heterogeneous in terms of pharmaceutical growth, language and trading blocs such as the East African Community (EAC), the South African Development Community (SADC), the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS), the Francophones and the Lusophones. Consequently, the opportunities they offer are also quite variable. Industry Structure Three types of pharmaceutical industry players have emerged on the continents and have achieved sustainable revenue-generating business operations: 1. Innovative multinational companies Most of the major pharmaceutical companies (MNCs) have had presence in Africa for a number of years. Among the first companies (or precursors of today’s companies) to enter the continent were Abbot, Sanofi-Aventis, Norvatis, Pfizer, May & Baker, Glaxo, Wellcome, Sandoz, Roche and Johnson and Johnson. Some of these later divested from Africa during the difficult years of the late 80s and mid-90s. But there has been a return as African nations began to resolve their lingering political and economic problems. MNCs have predominantly focused on, and succeeded in marketing branded innovative and generic drugs largely to the private sector, but also to the public sector with growing demand for vaccines, anti-infective, anti-diabetics and anti-hypertensives. Many of these MNCs - some with over 40 years presence - have had chequered history with their policies of decentralisation and local manufacturing. Sanofi and Glaxo have strengthened their manufacturing operations in Africa whereas Pfizer and Norvatis seem to have shrunk their manufacturing involvement in Africa, especially in West Africa. But whichever way, the MNCs are witnessing a resurgence in their businesses in Africa and many are increasing their stakes. 2. Indian and Chinese pharmaceutical compa-

nies The expanding presence of Asian manufacturers in Africa has seen the proportion of pharmaceuticals being imported from India and China more than double in value terms in recent years. According to global import and export data, India accounted for 17.7% of African pharmaceutical import in 2011(up from 8.5% in 2002) and China for 4.1% (up from 2.0% in 2002). Indian and Chinese manufacturers have gained market share primarily through competitive prices and simultaneously targeting several markets in the generics space. Chinese firms have succeeded by exploiting many African countries with low ease of doing business ratings, where they sell or give medicines such as anti-malarials through procurement contracts. Indian manufacturing companies primarily sell medicines mostly through private local companies and NGOs and many have set up local subsidiaries. Leading Indian players like Cipla, Ranbaxy, the Serum institute, CHI and Dr Reddy’s have strong market presence. Many are reputed for integrating local talent into their operations and many of their plants have achieved World Health Organisation (WHO) pre-qualification. They are currently dominating the sale of affordable HIV medicines in Africa, some of which are made in their local African plants. 3. Local pharmaceutical industry The success of local pharmaceutical companies is frequently contingent on their ability to attract MNCs into Research and Development (R&D) licensing arrangements, a strategy that endorses their production capabilities. Leading local companies in parts of Africa, especially the North, South and West Africa have been leaders in their domestic markets. For example, Aspen (South Africa), Adcock Ingram (South Africa), EIPICO ( Egypt ), Saidal (Algeria), Cipla Medpro (South Africa); Fidson, Emzor, May& Baker, Swipha and Neimeth (Nigeria ), Danadams, Kama, Ernest and LaGray (Ghana), have combined licensed originator brands and their own branded generic products. While success stories of local industry players exist, the majority have struggled to compete for two reasons. First, the high cost of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) in Africa has left most unable to compete on price with Asian generic manufacturers. Secondly, domestic manufacturers have struggled to implement Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and ensure quality production. As a result, few companies have WHO prequalification status. For this reason, NGOs like the Global Fund have been reluctant to buy essential medicines (e.g. anti-infectives, particularly ARVs) from domestic manufacturers. Nevertheless, the MNCs and the WHO are now working with local players to help them obtain WHO pre-qualification. For example, WHO, UNITAID and NAFDAC have been offering capacity building and technical assistance to local Nigerian drug makers, which have resulted in progress towards achieving GMP standards and pre-qualification. In West Africa, Nigeria and Ghana represent the rising stars in the pharmaceutical industry. Whereas Ghana has about 30 registered pharmaceutical manufacturing firms, Nigeria has over 100 registered pharmaceutical companies. In both countries, local production ranges between 3040%, creating enormous room for growth. LaGray Chemical Company is reputed to produce APIs and ARVs in Ghana. Cipla-Evans, May & Baker and Fidson market locally produced ARVs. With over 160 million people and GDP growth in excess of 5% since 2006, Nigeria is one of the most attractive markets in Sub-Saharan Africa. The country’s pharmaceutical spending has been rising at 16% compound annual growth rate. While malaria and HIV are leading causes of death, NCDs are rapidly emerging as major public health challenges, particularly in the urban slums. Yet over 80% of medicines required to treat these diseases are currently imported into the country. Here then lies great opportunities crying for additional investments to bridge this gap and reduce the over dependence on imported pharmaceuticals. This is both an economic imperative and a national security necessity.

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