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Imo guber re-run: INEC deplores three additional RECs ‌ As PDP, APC react

Emma Mgbeahurike, Owerri

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he Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), yesterday, revealed that 148,407 registered voters are expected to take part in Saturday’s re-run governorship and House of Assembly elections in the state. This was made known by the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Dr. Gabriel Ada, while addressing newsmen in Owerri, the capital of Imo State. He explained that a total number of 113,803 Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) had been distributed in the areas where the election would be conducted. He stressed that in preparation for the election, three additional Resident Electoral Commissioners would be joining him to execute the election, adding that all the service chiefs and the Police would be on hand to monitor the election.

“The Police said they will post 10 personnel to a polling unit. Therefore, people should exercise their voting rights without being fear.� The REC highlighted that there would be total restriction of movement during the election which he said would begin at 8am. “Those who are writing any external examinations on that day must leave their various homes before 7.30am as there will be total restriction of movement on that day.� Dr. Ada also stated that a |}~ € ‚ ƒ„‚ …†€‚ ‡…ˆ>‚ †ˆ‰€‚ €€|‚ arrested for electoral fraud. “We have ethics governing the operations of INEC, and if those ethics are breached, the security agencies can always be ‹|‰‹…€Œ‚ …ƒ‚ ˆ  €‡…‚ …†€‚ ‡…ˆ>�‚ ‘†ƒ‚ has gone against the ethics of the organisation. While indicating that following …†€‚’ˆ‡…‚€’€“…‹ƒ|�‚‡ƒ~€‚ˆŒ‚†ƒ“‚‡…ˆ>‚ are already under security watch for running away with INEC materials. “So it is not only the

‚‡…ˆ>‚…†ˆ…‚ˆ €‚}|Œ€ ‚‡€“} ‹…”‚ ‘ˆ…“†‚ €‰€|‚ …†€‚ ˆŒ‚ †ƒ“‚ ‡…ˆ>‚ ˆ €‚ also under security investigation.� Dr. Ada stressed that if the commission was unable to complete all the irregularities “ƒ~~‹9€Œ‚ Œ} ‹|•‚ …†€‚ €’€“…‹ƒ|�‚ the tribunal would assist in ensuring that those who had “ƒ~~‹9€Œ‚ ‡}“†‚ ˆ“…‡‚ ‘ƒ}’Œ‚ €‚ prosecuted according to the laws of the land. Meanwhile, the Imo State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party has called for the cancellation of the entire gubernatorial poll conducted on April 11, alleging that the conduct of the polls was marred by massive irregularities ˆ|Œ‚„ˆ’‡‹—“ˆ…‹ƒ|‚ƒ„‚ €‡}’…‡‚ ”‚…†€‚ ƒ˜“‹ˆ’‡‚ ƒ„‚ …†€‚ ‚ ‹|‚ „ˆ‰ƒ} ‚ of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The party also alleged that on the eve of the Governorship and State Assembly polls, the Imo State governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, had invited some ƒ„‚ …†€‚  €…} |‹|•‚ ƒ˜“‹ˆ’‡‚ …ƒ‚ …†€‚ Government House, where they were allegedly given the sum of one million naira each. This was made known yesterday by the State Chairman

(APC) in his search for competent Nigerians that would help him entrench the change that he has come to establish in the country. According to him, the change envisaged from the incoming president and his party would €‚ €9€ ‚€‡…ˆ ’‹‡†€Œ‚‹„‚“ƒ~ €…€|…‚ Nigerians who are capable of contributing to the change desired by the country are appointed without prejudice to party ˆ˜’‹ˆ…‹ƒ|‡ª‚ He said: “I suspect that Mr. President-elect is not going to appoint his party members only, because everybody will support him. Therefore, I am pleading that he will appoint people from other parties so that we can all embrace the change.â€? Speaking further on his readiness to embrace the anticipated change at the center, Governor Obiano recalled, “I brought change with respect to

security in Anambra State. I will always support things that will bring change to improve the lives and wellbeing of Ndi Anambra and Nigerians as a whole.â€? The governor further revealed that in addition to pledging his support to the President-elect, his visit to General Buhari had also given him the chance to present to him, the basic demands of Ndi Anambra and the South East, listing the Second Niger Bridge, equitable representation in the incoming government and greater ˆ9€|…‹ƒ|‚ …ƒ‚ …†€‚ ‹|„ ˆ‡… }“…} ˆ’‚ development needs of the South East as some of the issues that dominate conversations in the South East which the PresidentÂ€Â’Â€Â“Â…Â‚Â‹Â‡Â‚Â€ÂŹÂ Â€Â“Â…Â€ÂŒÂ‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â ÂˆÂ”Â‚Âˆ9€|…‹ƒ|‚ to as he prepares to take over the reins of leadership. Governor Obiano also used the opportunity to debunk the

The acting IG warned government ƒ˜“‹ˆ’‡‚ ˆ|Œ‚  ƒ’‹…‹“ˆ’‚ ƒ˜“€‚ †ƒ’Œ€ ‡‚ not to go to polling units with uniformed orderlies or aides. Arase also warned that persons who had no business with voting must not be found within 300 metres of a polling unit. Meanwhile, the I-G has deployed ˆŒŒ‹…‹ƒ|ˆ’‚ ‡€|‹ƒ ‚ ƒ˜“€ ‡‚ …ƒ‚ supervise the elections in Abia, Imo and Taraba states. A breakdown shows that one DIG, one AIG and two Commissioners of Police would oversee the exercise in Abia, while one AIG and three Commissioners of Police would do same in Imo. Two AIGs and two Commissioners of Police are to supervise the elections in Taraba. Arase advised the people of the ˆ>€“…€Œ‚ˆ €ˆ‡‚…ƒ‚ €~ˆ‹|‚‰‹•‹’ˆ|…�‚ˆ|Œ‚ report all suspicious movements or dealings to the Police.

ADCON does not advertise products not certified by SON, NAFDAC – Okoye

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he Acting Inspector-General of the Party, Chief Nnamdi of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, |”ˆ€†‹€Â?‚ ‘†‹’€‚  Â‹Â€Â—|•‚ has ordered restriction newsmen at the party’s of vehicular movements in local secretariat, in Owerri, the capital government areas where re-run of Imo State. €’€“…‹ƒ|‡‚ ‘‹’’‚ €‚ †€’Œ‚ ‹|‚ —‰€‚ ‡…ˆ…€‡‚ In a swift reaction, however, on today. the All Progressives Congress This is contained in a statement (APC), has dismissed calls by signed by the Police Public Relations the Imo State chapter of the ˜“€ Â?‚  Â‚ ~~ˆ|}€’‚ ÂĽ}Œ‘}Â?‚ ‹|‚ Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Abuja on Friday. for the cancellation of the April According to the statement, the 11 governorship election held in ƒ ÂŒÂ€ Â‚ ˆ>€“…‡‚ ‰€†‹“}’ˆ Â‚ ~ƒ‰€~€|…‡‚ the tate, describing this position in local government areas in Abia, as a clear case of desperation and Imo, Delta, Kogi and Taraba states a glaring sign of acceptance of between 8a.m. and 5p.m., where the Œ€„€ˆ…‚‚ ”‚…†€‚’ˆ9€ Â‚ƒ‰€ Â‚…†€‚ Â€Â‡}’…‚ re-run elections will be held of the polls. ‚¨¨ †‹‡‚ƒ ÂŒÂ€ Â‚ˆ>€“…‡‚~ƒ‰€~€|…‡‚‹|‚ South East zonal chairman and out of the areas where the re-run of the Party, Emma Eneukwu, elections are to take place, except for while reacting to the call by ˆ~ }’ˆ|“€‡Â?‚ — Â€Â‚ ‡€ Â‰Â‹Â“€‚ Â… }“Œ‡‚ ˆ|Œ‚ the PDP, queried the basis and others on essential duties. rationale for the agitation when ``Consequently, travellers and …†€‚  Â€Â‡}’…‡‚ †ˆŒ‚ €€|‚ ƒ˜“‹ˆ’’”‚‚ citizens who intend to ply roads declared with the APC winning within those hours are advised to in 20 out of the 27 LGAs of the plan alternative routes,â€? it said. state with a total vote of 79,000 ahead of the PDP. Eneukwu urged the party ž Â&#x;‚ …ƒ‚ ‡…ƒ Â‚ ÂĄÂƒÂ•Â•Â‹|•‚ ˆ‚ Œ€ˆŒ‚ horse and to tow the path of honour by conceding defeat to Cyprian Ebele, Governor Rochas Okorocha, Onitsha instead of facing another shameful defeat this weekend. acts emerged yesterday

L-R: Recipients of University of Ibadan Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship Award; Oluwaferanmi Omitoyin, Daniel Animashaun, Oluwadamilare Ojo, Vice Chancellor, University of Ibadan, Professor Isaac Adewole; Esther Ajari, Efeturi Oteri and Mathew Aremu, at the matriculation of the University in Ibadan, Oyo State...Resently.

he Governor of Anambra State, Chief Willie Obiano, Friday, made a passionate appeal to the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari to set up a government in which every component of Nigeria would have a sense of belonging. Addressing the press immediately after paying a courtesy call on the Presidentelect in his Abuja residence, Governor Obiano explained that his visit to General Buhari was to congratulate him for emerging victorious in the March 28, 2015 Presidential Election, and to pledge the support of Ndi Anambra and their Igbo brothers to the incoming president. Giving his assurances and the assurances of Ndigbo to the President-elect, Governor Obiano appealed to General Buhari to cast his net beyond the All Progressives Congress

Police restrict vehicular movements in Abia, Imo, Taraba for re-run elections

rumours making the rounds that he was planning to decamp to APC, saying “that is not correct. I will remain with APGA, and work closely with the president. I will give him the same support I gave to President Jonathan; hundred percent.� It would be recalled that in one of his post-presidential election broadcasts to Ndi Anambra, Governor Obiano had declared that “the outcome of the last Presidential Elections has shown us that the ties that bind us as a nation are stronger than the narrow interests that seek to force us apart.� In the same speech, Governor Obiano had also assured Ndi Anambra that he would soon be paying the President-elect a visit to “formally present the expectations of Ndigbo in the new political dispensation.�

that the Advertising Company of Nigeria (ADCON) in keeping with quality of products as directed by the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) does not advertise products not approved by the two agencies. This disclosure was made by an advertising expert and member of ADCON, Chief Chiboka Chukwudebelu Okoye, who said that “ADCON †ˆ‡‚ €€|‚ —•†…‹|•‚ Â„ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚ products and services, and the implication is that those behind these fake products and services tend to lower the job; they don’t know the jobâ€?. “If any product is not registered with SON or NAFDAC, then it is not eligible for advertisement; once a product is registered with SON or NAFDAC, obviously it must have been followed by part advertising procedure.â€? The law has given penalty for such advertising defaulters. It

is unfortunate that most of the advertisements in the country are not carried out by registered ˆŒ‰€ Â…‹‡‹|•‚— ~‡Â?ÂŻÂ‚Â†Â€Â‚Â‡Â…ÂˆÂ…Â€ÂŒÂŞÂ‚ Chief Okoye, who is the †‹€„‚ €“}…‹‰€‚ ˜“€ Â‚ ƒ„‚ Falex Continental Nigeria Ltd, a marketing organisation/ ˆŒ‰€ Â…‹‡€~€|…‚ — ~‚ …†ˆ…‚ ˆ’‡ƒ‚ †€’ Â‡Â‚ — ~‡‚ …ƒ‚ “ Â€ÂˆÂ…€‚ markets for their goods and ‡€ Â‰Â‹Â“€‡Â?‚  Â€Â• Â€9€Œ‚ …†ˆ…‚ …†€‚ fake advertisers are illiterates. “You have to be educationally ²}ˆ’‹—€ŒÂ?‚  Â€Â•Â‹Â‡Â…€ Â€ÂŒÂ‚ ˆ|Œ‚ †ˆ‰€‚ your credentials screened by ADCON for you to become member of ADCON and then have the right to advertise products/services,â€? he warned “Governments both at the state and national levels should “ƒ~€‚…ƒ‚ƒ} Â‚ Â€Â‡Â“}€‚‹|‚…†‹‡‚—•†…‚ against fake advertisers, and on our own part, we reject products/services meant for advertisement if they are not “€ Â…‹—€Œ‚ •€|}‹|€‚ „ Âƒ~‚ ‚ and NAFDAC,â€? he hinted. He further stated that “fake advertisers never deliver quality jobs, because they don’t have the educational background and experience.â€?

Anambra targets 2m children for immunisation (OPV) and reduce the burden of Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

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o fewer than two million children between the age of 0 and 59 months are expected to be immunised against  ÂƒÂ’‹ƒ‚ ˆ„…€ Â‚ …†€‚ ‡€“ƒ|Œ‚ ÂĄÂˆÂ•ÂłÂƒ>‚ ƒ„‚ …†€‚ National Immunisation Plus Days held in Anambra State, yesterday. The Â’ÂˆÂ•ÂłÂƒ>‚‘ˆ‡‚ Â€ Â„ƒ ~€Œ‚ˆ…‚ ~}|ˆ“†‹‚  Â‹~ˆ Â”‚ €ˆ’…†‚ €|Â… Â€Â?‚ }|}ÂŚÂƒÂ—ÂˆÂ‚ Local Government Area, by Governor Willie Obiano. The governor, who was ably represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Chief Oseloka Obaze, stressed the need for parents to bring out their children for immunisation. Earlier, the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Joe Akabuike, also urged parents to avail their children the opportunity to be immunized against polio and other preventable diseases. He revealed that “the National Immunisation Plus Days approach is a strategy to deliver oral polio vaccine

vaccine preventable diseases in a bid to eradicate polio in Nigeria, and to sustain polio eradication in Anambra State.â€? According to him, “the overall goal is to sustain the interruption of wild polio virus among children 0 - 59 months in the state. ´ †€‚ ƒ ¼€“…‹‰€‚ ‹‡‚ ‡ Â€Â“‹—“ˆ’’”‚ …ƒ‚ administer two drops of potent OPV, and to scale up delivery of the routine immunisation antigens as well as other child survival interventions,â€? he stated further. The Commissioner hinted that inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) for children under one year of age would be introduced into the EPI routine immunisation schedule to boost the end game polio eradication in Nigeria. Free gifts (pluses) that included, soap, biscuits and iron foliate and mosquito nets were given to mothers. The Commissioner stated that the targeted population of children less than one year is 211,993, while that of pregnant women is 264,991 and those of the child-bearing age, (WCBA) will be 1,165,960.

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Lagos rescues 62 abandoned babies Mansur Oladunjoye

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o fewer than 62 abandoned babies, consisting of 28 male and 34 females, were rescued by the Lagos State Government in the last one year. The State’s Commissioner for Youth, Sports and Social Development, Mr. Enitan Oshodi said this through his Permanent Secretary, Adesegun Oshinyimika in ˆ•ƒ‡‚ ˆ…‚ ˆ‚   €‡‡‚  ‹€—|•‚ …ƒ‚ reel out the activities of the ministry in the last one year. He disclosed that the babies

who were either picked up „ ƒ~‚ Œ‹>€ €|…‚ ’ƒ“ˆ…‹ƒ|‡‚ after calls from concerned citizens or brought in by good spirited individuals were being carefully looked after by the relevant homes under the supervision of the ministry. According to him, “the state government is “ƒ~~‹9€Œ‚ …ƒ‚ €|‡} ‹|•‚ …†ˆ…‚ adequate care and protection are provided for vulnerable children such as abandoned, homeless, abused or other children whose rights and privileges as stipulated by the Child Rights Law have been

trampled upon. The child protection unit is responsible for the rescue/ referral of all abandoned babies and “lost but foundâ€? children in the state registered orphanagesâ€?. He said further that the Ministry now has liaison ƒ˜“€ ‡‚ ‹|‚ …†€‚ ‡‹‚ ÂŒ}“ˆ…‹ƒ|‚ Districts of the state, under its school social services, aimed at bringing socio-moral sanity to public secondary schools. This innovation according to him was to identify, manage and adjust bad behaviour among students through counselling, to ultimately stem the rising

wave or crime within the school population. Similarly, Director of the State Sports Council, Dr. Kweku Tandoh disclosed that in the last one year, the council has successfully organized regular grass root competitions , participation in national championship competitions ,organization and participation in the IBILE games, organization of seminars and workshops for umpires and coaches ,payment of monthly grants to athletes and several others .

Synagogue: No evidence church tampered with beams, witness tells court Francis Iwuchukwu and Ayodele Olalere

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witness from the Building Collapse Prevention Guild (BCPG), and Deputy President of the Nigerian Institute of Engineers, Oreoluwa Fadayomi, yesterday informed a Lagos State Coroners ƒ} …‚ ‡‹9‹|•‚ ‹|‚ ÂŚÂ€ÂĽÂˆÂ?‚   €‡‹Œ€Œ‚ over by Chief Magistrate Oyetade Komolafe, that he has no evidence that the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), tampered with the beams of its collapsed guest house. It would be recalled that the guest house collapsed on September 12, 2014 killing 166 people. Answering questions while being cross-examined by lawyer to SCOAN, the witness argued that due to the heavy security presence at the scene of the collapsed guest house, he felt there was no need to give further instruction to the church as to ensuring that other parts of the collapsed guest house was not tampered with. While insisting that remains of the collapsed building had been tampered with to arrive at a more

credible report, Fadayomi said, “I did not say it was the church that tampered with the beams and any other part of the collapsed guest house.� When asked if he used a digital camera to take the shot of the collapsed building, the witness said, “I used my IPad to take photo shot when I arrived the scene of the incident.� Meanwhile, an explosives expert and researcher, Mr. Biedomo Paul Iguniwei in compliance with the directive of Chief Magistrate Komolafe tendered a research paper as an addendum to his earlier deposition before the court. According to the research paper, Iguniwei maintained that the collapsed guest house was caused ”‚ ˆ|‚ ‹|„ ˆ‡ƒ|‹“‚ ‘€ˆ ƒ|‚ — €Œ‚ at the church by the aircraft that hovered over the building. The researcher who argued as baseless the position of Lagos State government which tends to support structural defect as cause of the collapse building, ~ˆ‹|…ˆ‹|€Œ‚…†ˆ…‚‡“‹€|…‹—“‚€‰‹Œ€|“€‚ coupled with the CCTV footage of the collapse building, suggest that the building collapsed due to high energy infrasound absorption:

Housewife remanded over hubby’s death

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Otunba Gani Adams and Nigeria’s Ambassador to South Africa, Mrs. Uche Ajulu-Okeke in a group photograph with some Nigerian victims of the ongoing Xenophobia saga in South Africa.

LASOPTECH staff unions vow to resist rector imposition

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† €€‚ ‡…ˆ>‚ }|‹ƒ|‡‚ of the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) on Friday threatened to resist alleged plans by the state government to appoint an external administrator as the institution’s rector. The unions are the “ˆŒ€~‹“‚ …ˆ>‚ |‹ƒ|‚ ƒ„‚ ƒ’”…€“†|‹“‚ ž Â&#x;Â?‚ …†€‚ ƒ|Âł “ˆŒ€~‹“‚ …ˆ>‚ |‹ƒ|‚ ž Â&#x;‚ ˆ|Œ‚ …†€‚ €|‹ƒ ‚ …ˆ>‚ ‡‡ƒ“‹ˆ…‹ƒ|‚ƒ„‚ ‹•€ ‹ˆ‚ Polytechnics (SSANIP). The unions made the threat in a joint statement counter-signed by Mrs. Abiola Akinkugbe, Mr

Akinawon Fasasi and Mr Thomas Awoyemi the “†ˆ‹ ~€|‚ ƒ„‚ Â?‚ ‚ and SSANIP respectively. The statement argued that such appointment had been the case in the past ˆ|Œ‚‘ˆ‡‚ƒ„‚|ƒ‚ €|€—…‚…ƒ‚…†€‚ institution. “LASPOTECH is in the process of making history again with the appointment of the 10th rector that will steer the ship for another …€ ~‚ƒ„‚—‰€‚”€ˆ Â‡Â‚„ Âƒ~‚ }|€‚ 1, 2015. ´ †€‚ ‡…ˆ>‚ }|‹ƒ|‡‚ ‹|‚ …†€‚ institution wish to state that they will, on no ground, accept in whatever form, any external individual

to lead her management as rector or any principal ƒ˜“€ ‚„ƒ ‚…†ˆ…‚~ˆ9€ ª “Experience over time has shown that externally ‡ƒ} “€Œ‚   ‹|“‹ ˆ’‚ ƒ˜“€ ‡‚ imposed on the polytechnic before now have exhibited a lack of understanding of the polytechnic system. “Such appointees have only shown parasitic tendencies, having €€|‚ ƒ>€ €Œ‚ ’€ˆ‰€‚ ƒ„‚ absence from their parent institutions,’’ the statement said. It added, “LASPOTECH has enjoyed a good working relationship with the current government and

will counsel that this should not be taken for weakness or cowardice. We strongly oppose the imposition of any candidate outside the polytechnic system.’’ It urged the state government not to renege on an agreement it had with the union in 2011 regarding the process of appointing a rector. The statement further expressed displeasure that the state governor, who is also the visitor to the institution, had not  Â†Â”‡‹“ˆ’’”‚ ˆ9€|Œ€Œ‚ …†€‚ school’s convocation since 1999.

Xenophobia: Gani Adams visits South Africa, assures Nigerians of OPC’s support Mansur Oladunjoye

South Africa, yesterday promised to further tunba Gani sensitise Nigerians on Adams, the the need to come to the N a t i o n a l ˆ‹Œ‚ƒ„‚ ‹•€ ‹ˆ|‡‚ˆ>€“…€Œ‚ Coordinator of the by Xenophobia saga, Odua People’s Congress expressing willingness (OPC) and Founder to be of support to the of Oodua Progressive mission and the victims |‹ƒ|‚ ž Â&#x;Â?‚ †ˆ‡‚ in any capacity he may assured the nation’s be required. embassy in South Africa He thanked the of OPC’s support in the ~ ˆ‡‡ˆŒƒ Â?‚  ‡ª‚ “†€‚ war against the ongoing Ajulu-Okeke for her Xenophobia. warm hospitality and Adams, who was at the good work she is the Nigerian consulate in doing which he said is

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being noticed in Nigeria. In her remarks, AjuluOkeke narrated the genesis of Xenophobia especially after the post apartheid era which led to the hate of foreigners and the eventual violent ˆ9ÂˆÂ“ÂŚÂ‡Â?‚ ˆŒŒ‹|•‚ …†ˆ…‚ some Nigerians were …ˆ •€…‚ ƒ„‚ ˆ9ÂˆÂ“ÂŚÂ‡Â‚ ˆ|Œ‚ had their businesses disrupted. She informed her guests that the embassy has dedicated the old embassy building as a

camp for Nigerians to seek refuge in case of any threat or danger. Ajulu-Okeke and Adams later addressed Nigerians assuring them that the mission was doing everything to ensure their safety while Adams promised to propose to the Nigeria government, the need to make additional laws that will further protect Nigerians who have legitimate reasons to be outside.

or allegedly killing her husband, an Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court in Lagos on Friday remanded a woman, Oyinyechi Akunne, in prison. The Prosecutor, Insp. Cousin Adams, told the court that the accused, 29, of No. 58, Idimu Road, Ejigbo, a Lagos suburb, “ƒ~~‹9€Œ‚…†€‚ƒ>€|“€‚ƒ|‚ ˆ “†‚ 28 at about 11.00 p.m. at her apartment. According to him, “the couple had a heated argument and

Onyinyechi picked a kitchen knife and stabbed her husband to death’’. Œˆ~‡‚ ‡ˆ‹Œ‚ …†€‚ ƒ>€|“€‚ contravened Section 221 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. The Magistrate, Mr. Nurudeen Layeni, said the accused be kept at Ikoyi Prisons pending advice from the State Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) while the case has been adjourned to May 25.

Lagos second round NIPDs exercise begins today CHIOMA UMEHA

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o fewer than 4.3 million children have been immunised against childhood preventable diseases, especially poliomyelitis in the recently concluded March National Immunization Plus Days (NIPDs) exercise in Lagos, the Special Adviser on Health to Lagos State governor, Dr. Yewande Adeshina has said. Adeshina, who disclosed …†‹‡‚ ‹|‚ †€ Â‚ ƒ˜“€‚ ‹|‚ ’ˆ}‡ˆ‚ ˆ…‚ ˆ‚ ~€Œ‹ˆ‚  Â‹Â€Â—|•‚ ƒ|‚ …†€‚ state of preparedness for the implementation of the NIPDs exercise where over four million children are targeted noted that the four days March NIPDs was adjudged successful with 96 per cent coverage; using the State  Âƒ }’ˆ…‹ƒ|‚—•} Â€ÂŞÂ‚ She stated that the Expert €‰‹€‘‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚ ƒ|‚ ƒ’‹ƒ‚ Eradication in Nigeria has recommended two rounds of NIPDs in March and April 2015, targeted at all children }|Œ€ Â‚…†€‚ˆ•€‚ƒ„‚—‰€‚”€ˆ Â‡ÂŞÂ‚ ´ †€‚ ‡‹•|‹—“ˆ|“€‚ ƒ„‚ immunisation campaigns such as these cannot be overemphasized as it is known that immunisation is the ~ÂƒÂ‡Â…Â‚Â“ÂƒÂ‡Â…ÂłÂ€>€“…‹‰€‚‡… ÂˆÂ…€•”‚‹|‚

disease prevention amongst “†‹’Œ €|‚ }|Œ€ ‚ —‰€‚ ”€ˆ ‡‚ ƒ„‚ age�, Adeshina stressed. She explained that Poliomyelitis; commonly called polio is a viral disease yet to be eradicated in Nigeria adding that it is one of the preventable childhood diseases which is highly ‹|„€“…‹ƒ}‡‚ˆ|Œ‚~ˆ‹|’”‚ˆ>€“…‡‚ young children stressing also …†ˆ…‚ …†€‚ ‰‹ }‡‚ ‹‡‚ … ˆ|‡~‹9€Œ‚ through contaminated food and water and it multiplies in the intestine from where it can invade the nervous system. “NIPDs campaign is essentially a Polio campaign initiated under the Polio Eradication Initiative in Nigeria which aim to increase the number of children immunized by immunizing at least 95 per cent of children aged 0-59 months with Oral Polio Virus (OPV) in all LGAs, regardless of their previous immunization status; to reduce zero dose rate, that is children that have never received immunization before; to increase routine immunization coverage; and to promote integration of other child survival�, she said.

IBHS old boys meet

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ld students of the old Ibadan Boys’ High School (IBHS) hold their quarterly meeting today at 5, Clinic close beach land estate, residence of an alumnus, Alhaji T.I. Bello. A notice of meeting signed

by the National Secretary, Otunba Reuben Famuyibo, further stated that the meeting would start at 12 noon while bus conveying the old students departs IBHS Oke-Bola premises by 6:30 am.

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Group faults move to expel Paulker, others from Bayelsa PDP Taiye Odewale, Abuja

head and limb (lower/ upper) injuries,â€? and not of stomach ulcer as alleged by €Œ‹“ˆ’‚ “€ Â…‹—“ˆ…€‚ the Police. issued by The lead Pathologist, authorities of said in the report, made the University of Calabar available to Newswatch Teaching Hospital (UCTH) Times yesterday, “I hereby on what led to the death of certify that I have medically one Stanley Etim may have ˆ9€|Œ€Œ‚ …ƒ‚  ªÂ‚ …ˆ|’€”‚ tacitly indicted the Police. Etim, who was aged 23 The 23-year-old allegedly years. died in police custody “That the cause of death shortly after he was arrested ascertained with autopsy No on February 6, 2015, by a CPM014/15 was to the best team of policemen from of my knowledge and belief State Criminal Investigation as herein stated viz extensive Department (SCID), blunt head and limb (lower/ Calabar, the Cross Rivers upper) injuries.â€? State capital. It would be recalled that The report, dated April Etim was reportedly picked 22, 2015, and signed by up at his place of work, Pathologists; Dr. Irabor  Âˆ ŒÂ‡Â‚ †ƒ ¸Â‚‹|‚ 9ˆ‚ • ƒ Â?‚ Godstime Isi and Omoruyi Calabar on the allegation Kenneth of the Department that he was an armed robber. of Histopathology as Family members had witnesses, said the deceased accused the Police of beating died of “extensive blunt their son to death. Joseph Kingston, Calabar

In a petition dated February 9, 2015 and signed by Claret Opara-Bassey of Olive Chambers, solicitor to the family, and addressed to DIG, Investigative Department, CID Complex, Abuja, Etim was gruesomely murdered. This culminated in the autopsy of April 22, 2015. Speaking on the authenticity of the report, one of the consultant pathologists, Prof. Imaobong Ekanem said “pathologists …€’’‚”ƒ}‚‘†ˆ…‚…†€”‚—|Œ�‚…†€”‚ wouldn`t cook up anything. That is why the experts must always be given opportunity to do their work.� But counsels to the deceased family, Barrister Okpara and Barrister James Ibor, who were present during the autopsy, said� we saw dark spots beneath the skin; it was very obvious

from the layman idea that he was severely beaten. “The body was torn open before us. There was no evidence of gun shot as alleged by some persons nor any sign of ulcer. There were bruises on his legs, thighs and head. “The hand had severe injuries. The only cause of dead could have been the aggregate of the beatings which perhaps traumatized the decease. All other organs were in perfect condition before his death as revealed by the medical death Â“Â€Â Â…Â‹Â—Â“ÂˆÂ…Â€ÂŞ “We are going to encourage the Ministry of Justice to take over prosecution. We are ˆ’‡ƒ‚ “ƒ|…€~ ’ˆ…‹|•‚ —’‹|•‚ ˆ‚ civil suit against those police ƒ˜“€ ‡Â?‚ ‘†ƒ‚ ˆ ÂŒ}“…€Œ‚ ’ˆ…€‚ Stanley Etim from his work place, in the name of arrest, and then got him beaten to death.â€?

concerned group has protested against a plot allegedly by made by Bayelsa State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) to expel Senator Emmanuel Paulker and some other party chieftains. The group, which addressed a press conference in Abuja under the guise of “Save Bayelsa PDP Forumâ€? cautioned PDP leaders against actions that could promote disharmony among the PDP family in Bayelsa State. Led by Elder Pere time Newman, the • Âƒ} Â‚ ÂŒ Â€Â‘‚ ˆ9€|…‹ƒ|‚ ƒ„‚ …†€‚ ˆ…‹ƒ|ˆ’‚ leadership of the PDP to what it called unhealthy developments in Bayelsa PDP. €‘~ˆ|‚ ‡ˆ‹ŒšÂ‚ ´ €‚ ˆ Â€Â‚ ”‚ …†‹‡‚ „ƒ }~‚ ÂŒ ÂˆÂ‘‹|•‚ …†€‚ ˆ9€|…‹ƒ|‚ ƒ„‚ …†€‚ National leadership of our great party (PDP) to certain ugly developments in the Bayelsa PDP. Just recently, an investigative panel ‘ˆ‡‚ “ƒ|‡…‹…}…€Œ‚ …ƒ‚   Âƒ €‚ …†€‚ ˆ’’€•€Œ‚ involvement of some PDP leaders in Bayelsa like Senator Emmanuel Paulker in anti-party activities during the just concluded general elections. “The investigation is simply to create an opportunity to hit at political opponents of the governor especially in 2016. That is why you saw that those ˆ  ÂƒÂ‹|…€Œ‚ …ƒ‚ ‡€ Â‰Â€Â‚ ‹|‚ …†€‚ “ƒ~~‹9€€‚ were those who had stakes in the re-

Edo chief arrested over missing police rifle ThankGod Ofoelue, Benin

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he traditional ruler of Sasaro in Akoko-Edo Local Government Area of Edo State is currently detained in the state’s Police Command Headquarters in Benin City. The monarch was detained over ˆ’’€•ˆ…‹ƒ|Â‚Â…Â†ÂˆÂ…Â‚ÂˆÂ‚Â ÂƒÂ’Â‹Â“Â€Â‚Â Â‹ÂĄÂ€Â‚Â…ÂˆÂŚÂ€|‚ „ ƒ~‚ˆ‚ ƒ’‹“€~ˆ|‚ˆ9ˆ“†€Œ‚…ƒ‚‡ƒ~€‚ expatriate workers in the area was found in his bedroom. Newswatch Times gathered that a native of the community, in the employment of a Lebanese company, got drowned in a river near his place of work. His employers was said to have gone to the community to report the incident when youths pounced on them, beat the …‘ƒ‚  ƒ’‹“€~€|‚ ˆ9ˆ“†€Œ‚ …ƒ‚ …†€‚ expatriates and seized one of the L-R: Commissioner for Civic Education, Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission (RSIEC), Dame Sylverline 789<=>?8> &=9@JK9Q &=@WY (ZW<[\J9Z ]Y^<WJ _`,(& qJ\Y $>x>z[@QW $=@9>{> 9Q| &\KK@zz@\QWJ Y\J }W|@9 9Q| q>~Z@<@[ ,~@z\ '9?\J> 9[ 9 QW8z <\QYWJWQ<W \Q [=W Y\J[=<\K@Qx _@€WJz `[9[W /\<9Z *\€WJQKWQ[z (ZW<[@\Q @Q q\J[ +9J<\>J[ _@€WJz `[9[W

Tinubu, Buhari, architects of Nigeria’s modern democracy - APC chieftain Sylvester Idowu, Asaba

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igeria’s President-elect, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (Rtd) and All Progressives Congress (APC) National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, have been described as great architects of modern democracy in Nigeria. The duo, according to Delta APC candidate in the just concluded gubernatorial elections, Olorogun O’tega Emerhor, worked so hard to rescue Nigeria from the stronghold of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which crumbled the socio-economic super structures of the country for 16 years.

Emerhor, in a statement signed by his Director of Media & Political Communication, Dr. Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, said it is obvious now that there would be a great light at the end of the tunnel for Nigerians, who have been fasting and praying for “Change� occasioned by the reckless corruption in high places in government. He further asserted that the misrule of the PDP provoked Asiwaju Tinubu, Gen Buhari and other progressives to deploy time, treasure and talents towards the rescue of the Nigerian nation from the unprogressive cabal. Oghenesivbe quoted Emerhor as saying that “Asiwaju Tinubu ˆ|Œ‚ €|‚ }†ˆ ‹‚ †ˆ‰€‚ —|ˆ’’”‚

etched their names in global political hall of fame through consistent and absolute commitment towards the entrenchment of political structures that produced the paradigm shift in our democratic experience as a nation. “The Nigerian nations owe the duo a lot of gratitude for their unrepentant resolve to free the country from the bondage of socio-economic backwardness and return her to the enviable status of the giant of Africa. Today, we see a great light in front of us and General Buhari is that vessel that Almighty God has chosen to restore the integrity of Nigeria in the comity of nations.�

Emerhor who is a member of the Order of the Niger (OON) further asserted that Nigeria under the leadership of Gen Buhari will witness swift revival in the area of security, commerce and industry, agriculture, power generation, functional  Â€Â—|€ Â‹Â€Â‡Â?‚ €Œ}“ˆ…‹ƒ|Â?‚ ~‹|‹|•Â?‚ aviation, science and technology, infrastructural development, transportation and job creation for Nigerians. Delta State will surely witness greater Federal presence like never before because of the numerous mineral resources which the Buhari administration will further explore to create jobs for Deltans and indeed Nigerians, the statement added.

election bid of Governor Dickson. The allegation of anti-party stems from the race for 2016 in Bayelsa. It is meant to weed out political opponents. “This development is a source of ‘ƒ  Â”‚ …ƒ‚ }‡‚ €“ˆ}‡€‚ €|ˆ…ƒ Â‚ ˆ}’Œ€ Â‚ has just been re-elected to the Senate is being accused of having done anti party in the last election in which he was a candidate. ´ ’…†ƒ}•†‚…†€‚“ƒ~~‹9Â€Â€Â‚Â‘ÂˆÂ‡Â‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â’ÂƒÂƒÂŚÂ‚ for evidence, we know they that they are not looking for any evidence because they have made up their minds and are now back casting. ´ „‚ …†‹‡‚ …” Â€Â‚ ƒ„‚ …†‹|•‚ ‹‡‚ ˆ’’ƒ‘€Œ‚ …ƒ‚ continue, the prospects of the PDP on the governorship election next year. That is our case.â€? The PDP in Bayelsa had Tuesday set up a panel to investigate allegations of anti-party activities against ˆ}’Œ€ Â‚  Âˆ Â…‹“}’ˆ Â’”‚ ˆ‡‚ ‹…‚ ˆ>€“…€Œ‚ …†€‚ performance of the party in the last elections. The panel which is headed by the ˆ”€’‡ˆ‚ …ˆ…€‚ € }…”‚ ƒ‰€ |ƒ Â?‚ ‹‡‚ given two weeks to submit preliminary report. Other members of the panel include the PDP chairman in the state, Serene ÂƒÂŚ} ƒ‚  Â‹>”‚‘†ƒ‚‡€ Â‰Â€Â‡Â‚ˆ‡‚…†€‚ Âˆ|€’‡‚ Vice chairman, state Assembly House speaker, Kombowe Benson, Secretary to the State Government, (SSG),Edmund Alison Oguri.

 Â‹ÂĄÂ€Â‡ÂŞÂ‚ †€‚  ÂƒÂ’‹“€~€|‚ “ˆ’’€Œ‚ „ƒ Â‚ reinforcement. The missing gun was allegedly discovered in the monarch’s bedroom, leading to his arrest and detention at Igarra Divisional Police Headquarters, after which he was transferred to the state Command. It would be recalled that few years ago, some youths from Igarra, headquarters of the local government were beaten and detained in Sasaro for visiting a disputed land between the two communities. It took the intervention of the Otaru, king of Igarra before they were released. ƒ’‹“€‚ } ’‹“‚ €’ˆ…‹ƒ|‡‚ ˜“€ Â‚ (PPRO), Stephen Onwochei, could not give a detailed account of the ‹|“‹Œ€|Â…Â?‚ }…‚ˆ‚‡€|‹ƒ Â‚ ÂƒÂ’‹“€‚ƒ˜“€ Â‚ in the Criminal Investigation € Âˆ Â…~€|…‚ž Â&#x;‚“ƒ|— ~Â€ÂŒÂ‚Â‹Â…ÂŞ

Catholic sisters urge women to be bridge builders

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he Sister’s Wing of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal of Nigeria (CCRN) on Friday called on women to be home builders by being relevant as good wives and mothers. The Speaker at the First Abuja Provincial Sister Wing Leader’s Seminar in Abuja, Mr. Akin Mac-Sunny, made the call during the occasion. According to him, a child of God ‹‡‚“ƒ~~‹9Â€ÂŒÂ‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â€ÂŹÂ“Â€Â’Â’Â€|“€ª “In whatever the person does, let excellence be the watch word; excellence in conduct and neatness. “If the world fails, it is because the women do not occupy their positions. Also speaking, Mrs Nkechi ˜ˆ†Â?‚ …†€‚  ÂƒÂ‰Â‹|“‹ˆ’‚ €ˆŒ€ Â?‚ ‡ˆ‹Œ‚ …†ˆ…‚ …†€‚ ‘ƒ~€|‡‚ — Â‡Â…‚ ~‹|‹‡… Â”‚ ‹|‚ life was their homes, adding that they would be judged according to the roles they played. Quoting from 1st Samuel 4 verse ½žÂ‚…ƒ‚½¿Â?‚ ˜ˆ†‚‡ˆ‹Œ‚…†ˆ…‚ ’‹‚‘ˆ‡‚ˆ‚ success at work as a minister of God, but failed at home.

She added that God punished Eli for the sins of his children. ‘’God’s order in the home is that the man is the head of the family and bears the responsibility as the spiritual head while the woman is to support the man. ‘’When God’s order in the home is not adhered to, there will always be crises in that home. “We should be like the virtuous woman who cares and intercedes for her family when things are going wrong, women are known to be home builders,� she said. According to her, Proverbs 14 verse 1 says that every wise woman builds her home but the foolish one plucks it down with her hands. She said that Ezekiel 33 verse 1 to 9 said that ``God has made you a watchman over your household such as your husband, children among others. “You should know exactly the kind of business your husband is doing, and your children, who are their friends.

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Newswatch Times, April 25, 2015

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North East

Adamawa community drags dep gov before ICPC Owolabi Adenusi -Yola

land which they noted initially embers of Kofare belong to him, but was taken community in from him by government Yola, the capital three years ago on grounds of of Adamawa State, have overriding public interest for dragged the state’s Deputy which he was paid adequate Governor, Sa’ad Tahir, to compensation by Nyako the Independent Corrupt administration. “Sir, it will be recalled that Practices and other Related >€|“€‡‚ ƒ~~‹‡‡‹ƒ|‚ ž Â&#x;‚ ‡ƒ~€…‹~€‡‚ ‹|‚ €  }ˆ Â”‚ ĂƒĂ„½ĂƒÂ?‚ the Kofare Ward community for alleged blockade of access way to the ward thereby made a complaint to the causing untold hardship to Ministry of Land and Survey “ƒ|“€ |‹|•‚ …†€‚ Œ‹˜“}’…”‚ residents. In a petition addressed to the community was having the chairman of ICPC by their regarding easement from the counsel, Augustine Sambo area through to the Numan Esq. of Yelli Chambers, the road in Jimeta-Yola. “The Ministry of Land and community accused Tahir of }‡‹|Â•Â‚Â†Â‹Â‡Â‚ÂƒÂ˜Â“Â€Â‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â…ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚ÂƒÂ‰Â€ Â‚…†€‚ Survey, upon the receipt of

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the community’s complaint, ‡€…‚ } Â‚ ˆ‚ “ƒ~~‹9€€‚ …ƒ‚ ˆ““€‡‡‚ compensation to be paid to the owner of the plot of land on grounds of overriding public interest. “The Adamawa State Government conveyed approval for the creation of right of easement on the property owned by Sa’ad Tahirâ€?, the petition said. It noted that on March 6, ĂƒĂ„½ĂƒÂ‚ …†€‚ ‹|‹‡… Â”‚ „ƒ Â‘ˆ ÂŒÂ€ÂŒÂ‚ a detailed assessment for compensation to the tune of N3, 617,600 to Tahir who was duly paid. “His Excellency, Sa’ad Tahir, soon upon his appointment

…ƒ‚ …†€‚ ƒ˜“€‚ ƒ„‚ …†€‚ € }…”‚ Governor of Adamawa State have used the instrumentality ÂƒÂ„Â‚Â†Â‹Â‡Â‚ÂƒÂ˜Â“Â€Â‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â“Â’ÂƒÂ‡Â€Â‚Â…Â†Â€Â‚ÂˆÂ“Â“Â€Â‡Â‡Âł way, which was granted by the Government of Adamawa state after due administrative process,â€? the petition stated. The petition which sought among others that ICPC should intervene to make the Deputy Governor realized that his action was unilateral and abuse of the use of instrument of power, noted that the deputy governor has rejected repeated entreaties made to him by members of Kofare Community to rescind his action of blocking the access way.

Adamawa SDP vows to offer formidable opposition to APC Owolabi Adenusi - Yola

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he Adamawa chapter of Social €~ƒ“ ÂˆÂ…‹“‚ ˆ Â…”‚ ž Â&#x;‚ †ˆ‡‚ ‰ƒ‘€Œ‚ …ƒ‚ ƒ>€ Â‚ „ƒ ~‹Œˆ ’€‚ opposition to the incoming All  ÂƒÂ• Â€Â‡Â‡Â‹Â‰Â€Â‡Â‚ ƒ|• Â€Â‡Â‡Â‚ž Â&#x;Â‚Â‡Â…ÂˆÂ…Â€ÂłÂ’Â€ÂŒÂ‚ government. The state’s Secretary of the party, Dr. John Luka, disclosed this in an interview with newsmen in Yola where he noted that the performance of the party in the state at the just concluded general election has proved that the party was on ground to put the ruling party in check. “We are on ground to put a formidable opposition that will seat up the APC government. “Many of those who won the €’€“…‹ƒ|‚‹|…ƒ‚‰ˆ Â‹Âƒ}‡‚ƒ˜“€‡‚‹|‚…†€‚‡…ˆ…€‚ under APC are just opportunists who €|€—9€Œ‚ „ Âƒ~‚ }†ˆ Â‹Â‚  Âƒ }’ˆ Â‹Â…”à ‚ we therefore call on Adamawa people to pray for them as they look set for failure,â€? Luka said.

On the outcome of the state governorship election where the party candidate, Engr. Markus Gundiri emerged the runner up to APC candidate, Sen. Bindow Jibrilla, Luka ‡ˆ‹Œ‚…†€‚ ˆ …”‚‘ˆ‡‚|ƒ…‚‡ˆ…‹‡—€Œ‚‘‹…†‚ …†€‚ €‡}’…‚ˆ|Œ‚†ˆŒ‚‡€…‚} ‚ˆ‚“ƒ~~‹9€€‚ …ƒ‚ ‡…}Œ”‚ ‹…‚ €„ƒ €‚ Â…ÂˆÂŚÂ‹|•‚ ˆ‚ —|ˆ’‚ position. Luka alleged that there were cases of irregularities and discrepancies ‹Œ€|…‹—€Œ‚ ”‚…†€‚ ˆ …”‚‹|‚‡ƒ~€‚ˆ €ˆ‡Â?‚ “There are cases of discrepancies and malpractices in several areas. We also have evidence of many places were Card Reader was not usedâ€?, he said. He however lauded what he described as the generally peaceful conduct of the election. Luka urged the only two people who won election under the SDP:  ‚ ˆƒ ‹‚ ‘ˆ~ƒ…‹‚ ž }~ˆ|Ă‚ €~Â‡ÂˆĂ‚ ˆ~} Œ€‚ €Œ€ ˆ’‚ ƒ|‡…‹…}€|“”Â&#x;‚ ˆ|Œ‚  ‡ª‚ }‡…‹|ˆ‚ ˆŒ‹ˆ†‚ž ˆ~} Œ€‚‡…ˆ…€‚ ‡ƒ|‡…‹…}€|“”Â&#x;‚…ƒ‚ €‚•ƒƒŒ‚ˆ~ ˆ‡‡ˆŒƒ ‡‚ of the party.

Kano REC presents certificates to 40 legislators-elect Ted Odogwu Bureau Chief, Kano

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Zonal Co-ordinator, National Lottery Regulatory Commission, Mr. Michael Eke; Winner, South-East/South-South Regional draw of the First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Millionaire Promo, Mrs. Rita Okoye; Regional Director, FCMB, Mr. Okey Ezeala and Zonal Co-ordinator, Consumer Protection Council, Mrs. Ngozika Obidike, during the draw of FCMB SouthEast/South-South Regional Millionaire Promo, in Enugu State‌recently.

Army urged to document operation experiences in North-East

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etired Maj. Gen. Emmanuel Bassey has advised the Nigerian Army to carefully document its experiences in the ongoing operations in the North-East with a view to improving on its overall “ƒ~ ˆ…‚€˜“‹€|“”ª Bassey, who was the  Â€Â‰Â‹Â€Â‘‹|•‚ ƒ˜“€ Â‚ ˆ…‚ …†€‚ pulling out ceremony of 31 retired senior Army ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ ƒ|‚  Â‹ÂŒÂˆÂ”‚ ‹|‚ Abuja, made the call in a Valedictory address on behalf of the retired ƒ˜“€ Â‡ÂŞ â€œCombat operation methods and logistics must be reviewed amongst others to enhance combat readiness and €˜“‹€|“”à ‚…†€ Â€Â‚‹‡‚‹|Œ€€Œ‚ no substitute to sound professionalism in the conduct of your duties, no ~ˆ9€ Â‚‹…‡‚|ˆ…} Â€Â‚ƒ Â‚Œ€• Â€Â€Â‚

of importance. “The current security challenge that the Nigerian Army currently faces comes to mind as ‘€‚  Â€Â…‹ Â€ÂŒÂ‚ ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ „ƒ’’ƒ‘‚ the trend of events that ˆ>€“…‚ ƒ} Â‚ “ƒ|‡…‹…}€|“”³ the military. “It is heart-warming, however, to note that ‰€ Â”‚ ‡‹•|‹—“ˆ|…‚   ÂƒÂ• Â€Â‡Â‡Â‚ has been made in the —•†…‚ ˆ•ˆ‹|‡…‚ …€  Âƒ Â‹Â‡~ª‚ The army must therefore sustain the current momentum and put this Œ‹˜“}’…‚ ~ƒ~€|…‚ ƒ„‚ ƒ} Â‚ national history behind us,â€? he said. Bassey commended the †‹€„‚ ƒ„‚  ~”‚ …ˆ>‚ ˆ|Œ‚ all personnel of the Army for the accomplishment and assured them of the  Â€Â…‹ Â€ÂŒÂ‚ ƒ˜“€ Â‡ÂťÂ‚ ‡}  Âƒ Â…Â?‚ always.

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be extra vigilant always, adding that they must demonstrate total commitment to their duty to the nation, irrespective of the circumstances. Bassey said the retired ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ ‡†ƒ}’Œ‚ “ƒ|‡‹Œ€ Â‚ themselves fortunate to have retired from the service with sound health. According to him, “Going down memory lane, you will recollect that some of our colleagues  ÂˆÂ‹ÂŒÂ‚…†€‚‡}  Â€~€‚‡ˆ“ Â‹Â—“€‚ along the line under various circumstances, all in the service of our dear nation.â€? On his part, the representative of the †‹€„‚ƒ„‚  ~”‚ …ˆ>Â?‚ ÂˆÂĽÂŞÂł Gen. Ugo Buzugbe, said retirement was a process ‹|‚…†€‚ˆ ~”‚ˆ|Œ‚ˆ‡‚ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ were commissioned one day, they would also retire one day.

Buzugbe, who is the Chief of Policy and Plans of the Nigerian Army, said the ceremony was to honour some of their colleagues who were retiring after serving meritoriously. ``In the army it is a thing of pride to have joined the army, serve in the army and retire meritoriously in sound health. ``Service in the military is service to humanity because it is only the profession that you pay the supreme price. ``As long as we have “ƒ|¥‹“…‚ …†ˆ…‚ ‘‹’’‚ Œ€~ˆ|Œ‚ the military involved , we are ready to pay the supreme price as that is what service in the army is all about. It would be recalled that 17 Majors General and 14 Brigadiers General were honoured at the ceremony.

ano Resident Electoral ƒ~~‹‡‡‹ƒ|€ ‚ ž Â&#x;Â?‚ Hussaini Halilu Pai, ”€‡…€ Œˆ”‚   €‡€|…€Œ‚ € …‹—“ˆ…€‡‚ ƒ„‚ Return to 40 Assembly members-elect at the Mambayya House, charging them to work hard, so as to address the intervening variables in the electoral process in the country. In his address at the presentation ceremony, Pai acknowledged that election in the country was becoming ˆ‚ Œ‹˜“}’…‚   ƒ“€‡‡Â?‚ ˆŒŒ‹|•‚ …†ˆ…‚ …†€‚ €>€“…‹‰€‚ Â…ÂˆÂ“ÂŚÂ’Â‹|•‚ ƒ„‚ …†€‚ ‰ˆ ‹ˆ ’€‡‚ ‘‹’’‚ to a large extent enhance the nation’s electoral process. Also, he expressed appreciation on the role played by the entire stakeholders in the electoral process, particularly political parties, traditional and religious leaders, civil society

and women organisations, as well as youths and the media.

€‚ ‡ Â€Â“‹—“ˆ’’”‚ “ƒ|• ÂˆÂ…}’ˆ…€Œ‚ the winners and losers for their sportsmanship in accepting the outcome of the elections, pointing out that there can be no democracy without competitive periodic elections, during which losers and winners must emerge. Pai equally commended the tremendous roles played by the Independent National Electoral ƒ~~‹‡‡‹ƒ|‚ž ‡Â&#x;‚ Â€ ~ˆ|€|…‚ˆ|Œ‚ ˆŒ‚ †ƒ“‚ ‡…ˆ>Â?‚  Âˆ Â…‹“}’ˆ Â’”‚ …†€‚ ‚ Corps Members in what has been adjudged as the most transparent, free, fair and credible elections in Nigeria. The REC however noted that his speech would be incomplete without the mention of his late predecessor, Alhaji Mukaila Abdullahi, whom he described was an amiable, dedicated, resourceful and religious, whose death was a blow to all the entire Kano INEC employees, praying Almighty Allah to grant his soul paradise, as well cushion …†€‚€>€“…‚ƒ„‚†‹‡‚Œ€ˆ…†‚ƒ|‚†‹‡‚„ˆ~‹’”ª

Customs comptroller lauds CGC’s welfare package for officers, men

Ted Odogwu Bureau Chief, Kano

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omptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service ž Â&#x;Â?‚ Â’Â†ÂˆÂĽÂ‹Â‚ ÂŒ}’’ˆ†‹‚ Dikko, has approved the implementation of humanfriendly welfare packages to …†€‚€|…‹ Â€Â‚ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ˆ|Œ‚~€|‚ƒ„‚ the Command. He stated that the gesture would enhance productivity and put smiles on the faces of †‹‡‚ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ˆ|Œ‚~€|ÂŞ The CGCS approval facilitated the promotion of |ƒ…‚ ’€‡‡‚ …†ˆ|‚ žžÂ‚ ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ ˆ|Œ‚ men in Kano and Jigawa commands. While decorating the   Âƒ~ƒ…€Œ‚ ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ ˆ|Œ‚ ~€|‚ with their new ranks over the weekend in Kano, the Comptroller in charge of Kano and Jigawa states Area

Command, Alhaji Abbas Umar, besides thanking the CGSC for the gesture, charged …†€‚ |€‘’”‚   Âƒ~ƒ…€Œ‚ ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ …ƒ‚ ÂĽ}‡…‹„”‚ …†€‚ “ƒ|—Œ€|“€‚  Â€ ÂƒÂ‡Â€ÂŒÂ‚ ‹|‚ …†€~‚ ”‚  }9‹|•‚ ‹|‚ ~ƒ Â€Â‚ €>ƒ Â…‡‚ …ƒ‚  ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚ ‹|‚ ~ƒ Â€Â‚ Â€Â‰Â€|}€‚„ƒ Â‚…†€‚ €Œ€ ÂˆÂ’‚ Government. Also, he acknowledged that the Comptroller-General’s incentives for workers has further encouraged them to be more dedicated to duties, just as he lauded their |}~€ Âƒ}‡‚ €>ƒ Â…‡‚ ‹|‚ ‘ˆ•‹|•‚ a relentless war against diehard smugglers. However, the customs boss ˆŒ‰‹‡€Œ‚…†€‚žžÂ‚‡€|‹ƒ Â‚ƒ˜“€ Â‡Â‚ to add more zeal to their work, based on their new ranks and fresh challenges ahead of them. “Promotion comes from God and as a new feather is added, so also is additional responsibility,â€? he said, adding, “to whom much is given, much is expected, so I wish all of you well in your future endeavour.â€?

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Politics Politics of Ortom’s victory in Benue Godwin Akor, Makurdi

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hen Dr. Samuel Ortom joined the 2015 governorship race on the platform of the Action Congress of Nigeria (APC), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members had erroneously believed that his third position in the party’s governorship primaries ^_`kG DAHFq wxz {_{`kD|xq} E`q qwH opposite became the case. The APC had amended its constitution to accommodate those that may decide to be members in the late hour, so Ortom’s choice as the party’s consensus candidate was not DAHFqHG Before Ortom’s entry into the APC, his relationship with the party’s leader and Senate Minority Leader, Mr. George Akume, was cordial. This was because Ortom refused to take sides when there was rift between Akume and Governor *DE|xHk 6`z^D… 7wH GxAH|H†FH EHq^HH† the two deepened during the 2011 elections when both of them parted ways on the basis of godfatherism. While Akume said he made Suswam governor, Suswam said the era of godfatherism was gone. While both of them bicker over the problem on the periphery, investigations revealed that what actually spoilt the relationship was the sudden disappearance of the symbiotic kind of life that existed between them as Akume’s loyalists alleged that Suswam was constructing roads while neglecting stomach infrastructure. At a stage, they said: “Na road we go chop?� While these intrigues were ongoing, Ortom, who was the National Auditor of the PDP, and later the Minster of State for Investment, Trade and Industry, kept mute. Several attempts were made to drag him into the controversy, but he refused. When Akume facilitated Ortom’s entry into the APC, many had thought that those that were in the governorship race on the platform of the APC before that time would spoil the arrangement, but Akume defended his action to the end. Akume had facilitated Ortom’s elevation in the past: Ortom was in the All Peoples Party (APP), before Akume brought him into the PDP, and made him Secretary of the Benue State Chapter of the party and later made him Vice Chairman. When Ortom became Minister, his recommendation did not come from Benue, though Governor Suswam had an input. The National Secretariat had found Ortom a worthy ambassador of Benue State and the party, so, his recommendation had express acceptance and recommendation of the Presidency. Ortom was a beautiful bride ready to be taken by either the PDP or the APC where Akume held sway. The gentlemen who had participated in the ill-fated APC governorship primaries became agitated; they had gone to God collectively but later,

they parted ways with Senator JKN Waku and the House of Representatives member, Emmanuel Jime, who were still in court seeking a declaration that would make Ortom’s consensus candidature null and void, but as they were pursuing that case, those that went to court with them initially, pitched their tent with Ortom. At the time Ortom won the governorship election, it was not certain if the cases had been disposed of. 7wxz ^|xqH `{ xz Dx…HG Dq –x—x†– ˜|zq hand information bordering on the reasons Ortom swept the polls at a time Mr. Terhemen Tarzor of the PDP was said to have been favoured to win. Apart from the fact that the APC became popular because of the unpopular nature of the outgoing administration due to the problem of delay in salary payment and pension, the Akume factor counted largely in favour of Ortom. Akume had favoured the people of Benue North-west Senatorial District so much the time he was governor just as he was careful in the spread of appointments across board. Akume’s name at that time was synonymous with popularity. He took no decision based on sectional interest as yours sincerely wrote a book entitled “The Verdict� on him. Governor Suswam was instrumental to the construction of Dr. Ortom’s residence, but Akume’s kindness formed the basis for Ortom’s present growth in business. The aspects of Ortom’s business and philanthropic disposition are many as those that have snake bites are treated free of charge. As the elections approached, Akume’s

image loomed large while the problem of salary payment pension made the image of the PDP in Benue to dwindle. Traditional rulers, youths, university lecturers who were on strike, students who were on compulsory holiday, political leaders and Suswam’s relations and friends, all worked against him and the PDP. Moreover, the gubernatorial campaign of the PDP was done in half measures as Suswam, who was supposed to lead it throughout the state, covered only part of the state. The Idoma speaking people of Benue State had expected Suswam to address them in the various local governments on what Tarzor would do, but he was not there rather his deputy, Chief Steven Lawani, and the Senate President, David Mark, who couldn’t Hš{kDx† qwH zxq`Dqx_† _I qwH GxJF`kq qx…Hz facing workers were in the campaign team. The top hierarchy of the campaign team did not know the geography and the politics of Idoma land, so, Lawani and Mark’s songs to the people on the problems facing them looked strange as none of them could make categorical statements on how the situation would be salvaged. In Tiv land, the arrangement Suswam made with politicians collapsed as they gave him fake information or half- truth of what was on the ground. For instance, those from Kwande and Ushongo, including some journalists gave him the opposite of what the elections would be like because they had no political weights. They could not convince anybody on the need for the implementation of the

agreement which was reached before the election that Ushongo and Kwande would loan the senate seat to him. Suswam did not mince words when he told journalists in a recent chat that his friends, relations and close associates disappointed him in the elections of March 28 and April 11. With the odds against the PDP, the APC which had received Senator Barnabas Gemade at the late hour, had a smooth sail back to the Senate. It was against this background that defeat was inevitable that Governor Suswam said himself, the PDP and Terhemen Tarzor would not go to,court to challenge any of the election results. In the Idoma speaking area of Benue state where the PDP used to shine, the zwx†H ^Dz qDžH† _A xq EHFD`zH _I qwH reasons given above. Notable politicians were dwarfed in their home towns. Engr. Benson Abounu, who was rated low before the governorship election of April 11, made reasonable impact in the area while usual strongholds of the PDP like Ado, Ohimini, Ogbadibo and Oju gave way to the APC. Even as the reasons given above could be said to be very strong, the Ortom factor which started playing strong roles in Benue politics when he became Chairman of Guma Local Government Area. Ortom won an award as council chairman; he

The employment Ortom has given to some youths through his /01232456789042996 295:7;09<=24596 made him to have a lot of supporters during the campaign. When one talks of political clout, that of Ortom @:9670AA2365<:46 Tarzor’s Continued on Page 52

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Newswatch Times, Saturday, April 25, 2015

Politics Quick turnaround in Ebonyi after bloody polls as winner, losers reconcile Kenneth Ofoma, Abakaliki

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he governorship and state assembly elections in Ebonyi State were adjudged some of the bloodiest in the country. Several lives were lost before and during the polls. But the political actors are singing a melodious song less than 24 hours after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and deputy governor of the state, Engr. Dave Umahi, as the winner, polling 289,867 votes against his closest rival, Arch. Edward Nkwegu of the Labour Party (LP) who polled 124,817, followed by Senator Julius Ucha of the All Progressives Congress (APC) who polled 27,583 votes. PDP won in all the 13 local government areas. Only on Monday, a day after the announcement of the result, and after brokering a reconciliatory meeting between the governor-elect, Chief Umahi and the guber candidate of the LP, Sir Nkwegu, that Governor Martin Elechi announced that he would withhold his congratulatory speech to Umahi, pending when he proves himself as a good man. Governor Elechi who along with founding fathers and political stakeholders in the state met with the winner and some of the losers of the guber poll, expressed bitterness over the level of violence during the election and advised the governor-elect to zHH wxz ˜|zq qDzž Dz qwDq _I |HF_†Fxkx†– everybody in the state. “The electoral umpire has declared you the winner; we give you our support to do better than we have done. You were my supporter; you were my follower; we worked together. You know the terrain but my congratulations will come later when you shall have proved your critics wrong. “Now, from the hindsight of experience, your greatest assignment is the reconciliation of the people of Ebonyi State. I’m leaving behind 37 bridges code-named “bridges of unity. “ These are physical bridges of unity. The task before you is to build bridges of unity which bother on human relations. All people must not be allowed to remain divided. They have a right to disagree because in democracy, the right to disagree is a fundamental human right,� he said. On his part, the governor-elect and deputy governor of the state, Chief Umahi, expressed gratitude to God and the people of the state for making his victory possible. He said he was grateful to God because his election Dz –_—H|†_| ^_`kG _AH| wx… qwH opportunity to prove to the people that he was not a bad man, and show

LP candidate, Nkwegu and PDP candidate, Umahi holding hands after the reconciliation meeting

that he is a good man contrary to their imagination of him. Umahi said it was the devil that planted a seed of discord between him and his boss who had earlier promised to hand over to him only to change his mind at the last minute, noting however that when Governor Elechi made the promise, he did so with all sense of purpose and that was why God picked the word and accomplished it. The governorship candidate of the LP, who came second in the election, Sir Nkwegu congratulated Chief Umahi for his victory and promised to support him to move the state forward, adding that the state was higher than all of them. However the guber candidate of the APC, Sen. Ucha and that of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Sen. Anthony Agbo were absent at the reconciliation meeting. Present during the meeting were former governor of the state and senatorelect (Ebonyi North), Dr. Sam Egwu; chairman of Ebonyi Founding Fathers Forum, Chief Francis Orji; chairman of Ebonyi State Traditional Rulers Council, HRH Eze Agom Eze and former Minister of Education, Igwe Aja Nwachukwu. Others are former Nigeria’s Ambassador to Greece, Amb. Frank Ogbuewu, former chairman of the PDP in the state and senator-elect (Ebonyi Central), Chief Obinna Ogba; former deputy governor of the state, Prof. Chigozie Ogbu, senator representing

Ebonyi North Senatorial District, Sen. Chris Nwankwo and other senior –_—H|†…H†q _JFxDkz It is interesting to read the exact words of Governor Elechi, Arch. Nkwegu and Engr. Umahi. Governor Elechi said: “I call on all our people to eschew violence, maintain the peace of the land so that we can have a better tomorrow. I congratulate the guber contestants and likewise all those who contested the national and state assemblies. I pray that those who feel injured should as well remember that tomorrow is greater that today. We should not allow external forces to destroy us; we are one people with one destiny. To Your Excellency, Chief Umahi, I say this without fear of equivocation. In 2010, last week of September; I started the gospel of power shift to the South (senatorial district) after my tenure. And after you served to my own satisfaction as party chairman, I invited you to be my running mate in 2011, promising you that if things worked well, I will support you to succeed me. Along the line, I observed certain trends and tendencies for which I said to you I will no longer support you but that I cannot stop you. If it is God’s wish you will get it. “So we continued and some of my sins include obedience to the President of the country. I believed as I still do today that when the President of the country speaks, more so if he is the leader of a party that is in power, he should be obeyed. When he ordered that elections

or primaries should be suspended in the four states of Adamawa, Ebonyi, Ondo and Taraba, we believed him and we complied with that. But low and behold, those who disobeyed him are the angels and saints of today. Those of us who obeyed him were pilloried and victimised. I don’t regret it one beat. “So the electoral umpire has declared you the winner; we give you our support do better than we have done. You were my supporter; you were my follower; we worked together, you know the terrain but be it said; my congratulations will come later when you shall have proved your critics wrong. “Remember, I jokingly chided you because of your jungle that you will complete all uncompleted projects. I asked if that all you have for Ebonyi people. Now, from the hindsight of experience, your greatest assignment is the reconciliation of the people of Ebonyi State. I’m leaving behind 37 bridges code-named “bridges of unity “. These are physical bridges of unity. The task before you is to build bridges of unity which bother on human relations. All people must not be allowed to remain divided. They have a right to disagree because in democracy, the right to disagree is a fundamental human right. “Almost on weekly basis I get text messages from people who abuse me frontally, condemn me and say “surely, you will go to hell,� for one reason or the other. And I say to them, “thank you very much sir.� They send more and I continue saying “thank you very much sir� until they stopped. That is democracy; people have the right to disagree. “But what I have seen in the last few months, especially in the last two weeks - the battering and breaking of heads and limbs, the burning of houses and vehicles - all because people tried to exercise their right of disagreement. I think we should do everything humanly possible to mend fences. Governance becomes easier when there is peace and there can only be peace where there is justice and fair play. “So, we pray for you, give you any advice we think is genuine. It is up to you to accept or reject. But I will be failing in my duty as one of the founding IDqwH|z D†G Dz }_`| {|HF`|z_| x† _JFH if I don’t give you hard, bitter, painful but true advice. At my age, I thank God I did not die earlier; if I die now, whether by a single bullet or a knock of a stick on my head or for whatever reason, it is immaterial. What is important is that Ebonyi State should be peaceful and tolerance allowed so that everybody, whether in agreement or disagreement with government provided that is pursued in a peaceful manner, is allowed to co-exist. I thank all of you Continued on Page 52

Bauchi, Gombe, Plateau speakers as casualties Nankpah Bwakan, Bauchi

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any Nigerians might not know that the Speakers of Bauchi, Gombe and Plateau States House of Assemblies were also casualties of the last general elections on April 11, 2015. The Speakers, Yahaya Miya, Inuwa Garba and Titus Alams respectively re-contested under the platform of the Peoples Democratic 3D|q} 3'3 E`q k_zq q_ qwH ˜|zq timers - candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Newswatch Times learnt that the casualties lost the contest because they were considered as would-berubber stamps for their common romance with their governors, Malam Isa Yuguda (Bauchi,) Ibrahim Dankwambo (Gombe) and Jonah Jang (Plateau). Aside this, the emergence of Mohammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as president-elect was a major factor that led to the defeat of these Speakers in the aformentioned states.

It would be recalled that Buhari, during his campaigns, often urged his supporters to vote for APC from presidency down to the state Assembly for a government that would deliver dividends of democracy to the people. The HkHFq_|DqH _EH}HG Dz |HÂŚHFqHG x† qwH results, where the APC swept the polls. 0x}D ^Dz ˜|zq HkHFqHG _† qwH platform of PDP into the House in 2007 to represent Ganjuwa West constituency and became the Speaker of the House in 2010 and

has been the Speaker ever since. Miya was the Executive Chairman of Ganjuwa from 19992002; PDP Publicity Secretary of North East region and a holder of Masters Degree in Public Policy and Administration (MPPA) from the University of Jos. For the Speaker of Gombe State Assembly, Inuwa Garba, he failed to return to House for the fourth time as member representing Yamaltu West constituency. Continued on Page 53

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Redeem your image! ...Kpakor Kpakor tasks Keshi Keshi on new contract

LMC goes tough on Sunshine players, coach >>Pg.18

Oscar: Title could lead to era of dominance >>Pg.19

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League Watch LMC goes tough on Sunshine players, coach T he League Management Company (LMC) has welded the big stick against two players of Sunshine Stars who stripped themselves to celebrate their winning goal against Dolphins FC on Match Day 4 in Akure. The league body in its bid to bring sanity to the league suspended the two for one match each ˆ|Œ‚ˆ’‡ƒ‚—|€Œ‚…†€~‚ ÉÄÂ?‚ Ă„Ă„Ă„Â‚Â„ÂƒÂ Â‚Â‹|Œ€“€|Â…Â‚Â€ÂŹÂ ÂƒÂ‡} €‚ and conduct capable of bringing the league to disrepute. According to Prince Aggrey and Ebenezer ÂŒ}|’ˆ~‹Â?‚‹|‚’‹|€‚…ƒ‚…†€‚ ‹•€ ‹ˆ‚  ƒ„€‡‡‹ƒ|ˆ’‚ Football League ž Â&#x;‚„ ˆ~Â€Â‘ÂƒÂ ÂŚÂ‚Âˆ|Œ‚  €•}’ˆ…‹ƒ|‡Â?‚…†€‚…‘ƒ‚ players have 48hours to

either submit to the League Management Company (LMC) decision and or elect to be dealt with by a special LMC Commission. ‚ ƒ‘€‰€ �‚‹…‚‘ˆ‡‚

Lawal threatens to sue Babayero’s aid

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ormer national team utility player and the immediate General Manager of ˆŒ}|ˆ‚ |‹…€Œ‚ ƒƒ… ˆ’’‚ ’} �‚ ˆ ˆ‚ ˆ‘ˆ’�‚†ˆ‡‚ threatened to sue the aid of the newly reappointed †ˆ‹ ~ˆ|‚ƒ„‚…†€‚ ’} �‚ ˆ ƒ‚ Babayaro. Lawal made the threat while reacting to alleged allegation of fraud levelled against him by the aid of the club chairman on the transfer money of one of their players. According to Lawal: ‘I don’t really know what Sabo Babayaro is talking about because the money in question is safely in the club’s account. ‘The money is lodged in

the club’s account which is where it belongs. The money does not belong to me so I sent it to where it rightfully belongs to which is the club’s account. ‘I don’t know what they want because I made sure that the money was deposited in the club’s account probably if I had not sent the money into the club’s account nobody knows what they would have

contrasting fortunes for some Referees who ƒ˜“‹ˆ…€Œ‚ƒ|‚…†€‚‡ˆ~€‚ ˆ…“†‚ ˆ”‚ˆ‡‚…†€‚ ‚ €„€ €€‡‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚ upheld a recommendation

of the League Management Company (LMC) to sanction two match ƒ˜“‹ˆ’‡‚‹|‰ƒ’‰€Œ‚‹|‚…†€‚ —…} €‚‹|‚ ÂŚ} €‚ €…‘€€|‚ †ƒ‡…‡Â?‚ }|‡†‹|€‚ …ˆ ‡‚

done with it but what they do is to turn around and start maligning my name. I decided not to talk before now but if they do not stop I will sue

Babayaro’s aid because according the report I read it was his aid who was alleging that I have perpetrated fraud against the club which is absolutely not true. ‘Of course a lot of people have called me to ask about …†‹‡‚~ˆ9€ ª‚ †€”‚†ˆ‰€‚ €€|‚ going about maligning my name. Saying all sorts of things against me and if Sabo Babayaro’s aid did not apologise over this I will sue him. ‘Of course I don’t know why they are accusing me of fraud while in the actual sense the said money is safe in the club’s account. ‘I would want to urge you not to lose sleep over the alleged fraud preferred against me by because there is no iota of truth in the allegation.

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he former chairman ƒ„‚…†€‚ ‹•€ Â‹ÂˆÂ‚ Premier League ž Â&#x;Â?‚ †‹€„‚ ”}Œ‹‚ ÂˆÂ‡Â€ÂŚÂ‹Â‚Â?†ˆ‡‚“ƒ~~€|Œ€Œ‚ …†€‚ ‹•€ Â‹ÂˆÂ‚ ƒƒ… ˆ’’‚ €Œ€ ÂˆÂ…‹ƒ|‚ž Â&#x;‚ €„€ Â€Â€Â‡Â‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚„ƒ Â‚†ˆ~~€ Â‹|•‚ the two erring referees ‘†ƒ‚ƒ˜“‹ˆ…€Œ‚‹|‚~ˆ…“†‚ between Sunshine Stars and Dolphins of Port Harcourt in Akure. Chief Obaseki described …†€‚ˆ“…‹ƒ|‚ƒ„‚…†€‚ ‡‚ €„€ Â€Â€Â‡Â‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚ˆ‡‚ €“€’’€|…‚~ƒ‰€‚‘ƒ Â…†”‚ƒ„‚ sustaining saying if this type of action has been taken in the past some sanity would have restored …ƒ‚…†€‚ ‹•€ Â‹ÂˆÂ‚  ÂƒÂ„€‡‡‹ƒ|ˆ’‚ ƒƒ… ˆ’’‚ €ˆ•}€‚ž Â&#x;ÂŞ ‘I commend the proactive ˆ“…‹ƒ|Â‚Â…ÂˆÂŚÂ€|‚ ”‚…†€‚ ‡‚ €„€ Â€Â€Â‡ÂťÂ‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚ƒ|‚

the erring referees who wanted to bring the game to disrepute by going contrary to the rules of the game probably due to pecuniary interests. Ă‹ ‹…†‚…†‹‡‚ˆ“…‹ƒ|Â?‚…†€‚ ‡‚ €„‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚†ˆ‡‚ sent a strong signal to the referees that it is not going to be business as usual and ‚‘ˆ|…‚…ƒ‚…†€~‚…ƒ‚‡}‡…ˆ‹|‚‹…Â?‚ Obaseki advised. Speaking further the €|‹|‚ ‹•†‚ Â†Â‹Â€Â„Â‚Â€ÂŹÂ Â’ÂˆÂ‹|€Œ‚ that inasmuch as lauds …†€‚ˆ“…‹ƒ|‚ƒ„‚…†€‚ ‡‚ €„€ Â€Â€Â‡Â‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚ƒ|‚…†€‚ John Charles and Ogunta ˆ…ˆŒƒ Â?‚…†€‚“ƒ~~‹9€€‚ should do by embarking on soul searching. He Â€ÂŹÂ Â’ÂˆÂ‹|€Œ‚…†ˆ…‚…†€‚ “ƒ~~‹9€€‚‡†ƒ}’Œ‚‘ˆ|€‚ itself of corrupt tendencies Obaseki as according to him most

of the members of the “ƒ~~‹9€€‚ Â’ˆ“€Œ‚…ƒƒ‚~}“†‚ value on money. ‘Having said that I would ‘ˆ|…‚…†€‚ ‡‚ €„€ Â€Â€Â‡ÂťÂ‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚…ƒ‚†ˆ‰€‚ˆ‚‡ƒ Â…‚ of introspection and wane itself of bad eggs among them so that there will be true sanity in the way the ˆ>ˆ‹ Â‡Â‚ƒ„‚ ‹•€ Â‹Âˆ|‚ ƒƒ… ˆ’’‚ are conducted. ‘There should be soul searching by the Referees ƒ~~‹9€€‚‘‹…†‚ˆ‚‰‹€‘‚…ƒ‚ ensuring that the bad eggs among them are shown the way out. I am aware that most of the members of the “ƒ~~‹9€€‚†ˆ‰€‚~}“†‚‰ˆ’}€‚ for money which is not proper because it hinders Â•ÂƒÂƒÂŒÂ‚ÂĽ}Œ•€~€|Â…Â?‚ ÂˆÂ‡Â€ÂŚÂ‹Â‚ said.

and Dolphins FC of Port Harcourt. €|…€ Â‚ €„€ Â€Â€Â?‚  ªÂ‚ John Charles from Enugu State Referees Council and his Assistant Referee II Mr. Matador Ogunta from Abia State Referees Council were suspended „ Âƒ~‚„} Â…†€ Â‚ƒ˜“‹ˆ…‹|•‚ in matches of the Glo Premier League for the rest of the season. The …‘ƒ‚~ˆ…“†‚ƒ˜“‹ˆ’‡‚ƒ‰€ ÂˆÂ’’‚ performances during the match was considered below the standard  Â€²}‹ Â€ÂŒÂ‚„ƒ Â‚…ƒ Â‚¥‹•†…‚ football. Chairman of the Referees ƒ~~‹9€€‚ƒ„‚…†€‚ ‹•€ Â‹ÂˆÂ‚ ƒƒ… ˆ’’‚ €Œ€ ÂˆÂ…‹ƒ|‚ž Â&#x;Â?‚ Ahmed Yusuf Fresh announced the decisions and also said the match ƒ˜“‹ˆ’‡‚‘†ƒ‚†ˆ|Œ’€Œ‚ …†€‚—…} Â€Â‡Â‚‹|‚ ’ƒ Â‹|‚ˆ|Œ‚

ˆ|ƒ‚†ˆ‰€‚ €€|‚„ƒ ~ˆ’’”‚ commended for their €“€’’€|…‚ Â€ Â„ƒ ~ˆ|“€‡ª Center Referee Patrick ‡†ˆ”ˆ‚„ Âƒ~‚ ˆŒ}|ˆ‚ …ˆ…€‚  Â€Â„€ Â€Â€Â‡Â‚“ƒ}|“‹’‚ˆ|Œ‚ ÂŞ ‚ Akinwale from Oyo State referees council became …†€‚— Â‡Â…‚~ˆ…“†‚ƒ˜“‹ˆ’‡‚ to receive commendation from the league body for …†€‹ Â‚€“€’’€|…‚ Â€ Â„ƒ ~ˆ|“€‚ in a move that is aimed at motivating the match arbiters to stay unbiased in …†€‹ Â‚ƒ˜“‹ˆ…‹|•ª ‚´ €‚~ˆŒ€‚…†€‚ recommendations to …†€‚ €„€ Â€Â€Â‡Â‚ ƒ~~‹9€€‚ as a deliberate step to €|‡} Â€Â‚…†ˆ…‚ƒ˜“‹ˆ…‹|•‚ in the league is fair and consistent with global  Â€Â„€ Â€Â€Â‹|•‚‡…ˆ|Œˆ ÂŒÂŻÂ?‚‡ˆ‹Œ‚ ˆ’‹†}‚ } ÂˆÂŚÂˆ Â?‚ †‹€„‚  Â€ ÂˆÂ…‹|•‚ ˜“€ Â‚ƒ„‚…†€‚ LMC.

Rangers defeat disappointing – Chukwu

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ormer Rangers “ˆ Â…ˆ‹|‚ˆ|Œ‚“ƒˆ“†Â?‚ † Â‹Â‡Â…‹ˆ|‚ †}Œ‘}Â?‚ has described the lone goal home defeat of the Flying Antelope last }|Œˆ”‚ˆ…‚…†€‚ |ˆ~Œ‹‚ Azikiwe Stadium. The former national team captain and coach stated this immediately ˆ„…€ Â‚…†€‚ ‹•€ Â‹ÂˆÂ‚ Professional Football €ˆ•}€‚ž Â&#x;‚ €€Œ‚Ê‚ match ended on Sunday. It is recalled that Giwa FC proved bookmakers who had gave the game to the Coal City boys wrong as the Ambassador Chris Giwa boys stunned the Governor Sullivan Chime’s boys by alone goal. According to Chukwu: ‘It is unfortunate we lost to match by alone goal. It is unbelievable that Rangers couldn’t manage €‰€|‚ˆ‚Œ ÂˆÂ‘Â?‚ †}Œ‘}‚ began. ‘As I speak with you the |ˆ~Œ‹‚ ¸Â‹ÂŚÂ‹Â‘€‚ …ˆŒ‹}~‚ is already empty because

fans left the stadium in anger. They couldn’t stay till the end of the game because they came with high hope but unfortunately Â‘Â†ÂˆÂ…Â‚Â…Â†Â€Â”Â‚Â†ÂˆÂŒÂ‚Â€ÂŹÂ Â€Â“Â…Â€ÂŒÂ‚ Œ‹Œ‚|ƒ…‚†ˆ  Â€|Â?‚ †}Œ‘}‚ Â€ÂŹÂ Â’ÂˆÂ‹|Â€ÂŒÂŞ ‡‚‹…‚‹‡‚ˆ…‚…†€‚~ƒ~€|Â…Â?‚ Rangers are occupying the 17th position as they have garnered only three points after four matches. It is recalled that this is almost the same way Rangers started last season which resulted to the fans of the “’} ‚ˆ“ ÂƒÂ‡Â‡Â‚€  €‡‡‹|•‚ worry over the poor performance of the pride of the Igbo-man. Â…Â‚Â‹Â‡Â‚Â€ÂŹÂ Â€Â“Â…Â€ÂŒÂ‚Â…Â†ÂˆÂ…Â‚Â‹|‚|ƒ‚ distant time Rangers will come back to their element being one of the traditional teams in the country today. The technical crew of the “’} Â?‚ €’€“†‹‚ ~€…ƒ’€‚‘†ƒ‚ came over from Heartland should buckle up and ensure that the Flying Antelope start winning games.

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x- international, Moses Kpakor, has urged Super Eagles coach Stepgen Keshi to redeem himself and make the best out of his return to the senior national team. According to him, the former Togo national team coach now has the chance to prove his critics wrong by qualifying for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations football tournament. Kpakor who still believes in the magic of the former ACB and NNB player, advised him to 9 | ~~ and face the reality of raising a formidable team for the country. He said Nigeria will be the team to beat in the group which has Egypt and other less fancied team. Egypt he said, despite the raging political crisis in that country, her national team has proved to be nemesis to the

Eagles. The same thing goes to the Tanzanian side. Therefore, Keshi and his crew have a lot of job to do in order to keep their heads high in the ²} | ª stressed further that the issue to invite quality and dazzling players that play regularly in their clubs won’t be over emphasised. ‘The secret is to ensure a strong start for the Eagles. A lot of action has happened in the scene without the Nigerian side and that being at the back of their mind would spur the squad to go all out to prove that once a champion would always prove to be one in every 9 ª | } | | and team spirit must be upper most in the mind of Keshi. The boys also must be motivated and told that they have to forget in its entirety what has happened in the past and face squarely, the future. Without mincing words, the group won’t be an easy one as it seems on paper. The need for far reaching preparations cannot be over

emphasised. The talents are there no doubt but it many times goes beyond that. Again vigilance must also be the watch word of the Nigerian squad. Any careless slip may prove costly at the end of the day,’ he counselled. Kpakor recalled that the former African champions failed to pick the ticket to defend the trophy she won in 2013 in South Africa, when the biannual football summit was hosted in Equatorial Guinea early this year. He reminded us that if the country fails to learn from what made it possible for her to be absent in the competition, there is every possibility of a re-occurrence, but quickly added that Keshi will not allow such happen again under his watch. Nigeria has been paired with Tanzania, Chad and Egypt in Group G for ²} ª } NFF, technical crew and the players have been } ~ 9 | from their past avoidable mistakes. It was a great loss for Nigerians, he ruins.

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ormer chairman of the Nigeria Premier League (NPL), Chief Oyuki Obaseki is delighted that the much awaited new contract for the Super Eagles, Stephen | | signed. Speaking exclusively with Newswatch Times Sports, the Benin High Chief, who also hailed the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) for the decision, congratulated Keshi, while urging him to work hard and carry people along in his second missionary journey as the » > ª

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“Of course I am delighted that this issue 9 | } | coach for the Super Eagles | | } after much unnecessary delays,’ Obaseki began. “I would like to congratulate Keshi and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on the signing of the much awaited contract to enable }| 9 | for the real business of preparing for the Africa Nations Championship. “Now that Keshi | > | contract, I want to advise him to make hard work his watch word and at the same time carry people along. “I also want to implore

the NFF to also do their best by working hard in collaboration with Keshi so that together they will be able to achieve the desired result for good of the country. “I have personally told Keshi in private to work very hard and carry people along so that he will be able to justify the | | | him and I know that all well meaning Nigerians are behind him to take the team to greater heights,’ Chief Obaseki explained. It is recalled that the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and | } | signed a new two year contract to run from now to 2017. The contract was signed despite the absence of the President of the Federation, Amaju Pinnick who has been outside the country. It is noted that it was Pinnick’s absence last week that stalled the signing of the contract but due to the worry expressed by well meaning Nigerians, the Federation had to change its stands that Pinnick must be around before the new contract will signed. The NFF President was represented in the signing and unveiling ceremony | of the Federation and the Lagos State FA Chairman, Barrister Seye Akinwunmi.

abiu Ibrahim, once upon a time Nigeria’s brightest prospect, is back to his best following his performances for AS Trencin of Slovakia. A member of the victorious Nigeria’s Under-17 team to the 2007 FIFA Under-17 World Cup, has been unstable progress since his move to Sporting Lisbon. The Gateway FC product was roundly tipped to be the heir of Super Eagles tricky ~ } |

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Jay-Jay Okocha, but a series of injuries and poor moves had stalled the progress. “I want to thank Trencin for the opportunity given to me to re-launch my career. After my unfortunate slump in 2013 few clubs were willing to take me on,” he said. He recently made a testament with his new-found form by scoring four goals from 11 games in the league and prior to scoring for Trencin he had not scored in any of the

leagues that he has played in. Ibrahim left Sporting Lisbon for PSV in Holland before joining Glasgow Celtic where he spent two seasons 9 Kilmarnock. However, in 2013 his deal was terminated a short while after he collapsed on the pitch during a league game against Inverness. After his escape from death and his move to Slovakia his form has picked up.

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Celebrating women of substance

My husband, a special breed – Olubunmi Agbabiaka

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Kemi Nelson is a politician cum business woman who was formerly Commissioner for Establishment, Training and Job Creation during Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration in Lagos State. She later clinched the portfolio of commissioner in the Ministry of Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation. Kemi’s political career started as a member of the National Republican Convention and the party’s candidate for the Lagos West senatorial seat in 1992. Her recent position as the National Zonal Women Leader (South-West) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) was therefore no surprise to political observers, as she has proven to be capable of holding the position. She spoke to QISMAT YINUS on her lifestyle, politics and sundry issues.

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ow would you describe yourself? Without sounding immodest, I am a woman with a good heart and I don’t bear malice. I enjoy myself. I’m very open and wish everybody well at every point in time. I don’t like to see anybody looking unhappy. I am one that believes in God. I believe that it is God who ordains and crowns people. That is why I’m always happy. You seem to be a very fashionable woman, how do you define fashion? For me, fashion is inbuilt. It involves looking good, feeling good within yourself. How would you describe your style? God-given What advice would you offer to those intending ladies that want to venture into politics? You must protect your dignity, you must not allow yourself to be pushed around and build your own confidence. When men size you up and see that you have confidence, you will get their support. You don’t have to sell your body while playing politics because that’s all you’ve got. Dignity is very important. How do you feel about APC’s victory at the just concluded gubernatorial polls in Lagos state? I am very happy for Lagos. It’s not about anybody, it’s about Lagos. This is the first time in many

years that Lagos is going to be working with the centre. That’s the only legacy we can leave for our children. What we asked for in Lagos is continuity, and that is what God has given us. How do you juggle your role as bold APC women leader, as a wife and mother? Women are better organizers, men may not want to agree, but we are. A woman can do ten things at the same time. She can be fending for her children, cooking and doing s many other things at the same time. You just need to manage your time. How do you feel when young ladies describe you as a role model, judging by your achievements as a politician? I believe that everybody must have a mentor; we must develop the younger ones to take over from us, as we are getting older and we don’t want all our works to just fizzle. We want others to learn from our own mistakes and build on our strengths. What does it take to be a successful female politician in this part of the world? Well, it depends on how you look at it. You must try to live above board. You must protect your dignity as a woman, otherwise you run into troubled waters.

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Precious Olubunmi Agbabiaka is a N Nigerian-American igerian American citizen whose love for African culture has remained intact. The philanthropist, who is the Yeye Oba of Shasha Kingdom in Nigeria and Oyotunji Kingdom in the United States, has been able to push for the political relevance of black Americans. She also stood stand in the fore front for the campaign of both the election and the re-election of President Barack Obama. Her leadership and motherhood roles as the President of Precious Caring Institute Ministry International Inc. U.S.A have attracted recognition from the U.S government since 1986. She spoke to QISMAT YINUS about her life, career and family.

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an you tell us about your journey into philanthropy and child fostering? My profession actually is nursing which I did in England and I later did public health in America. Then I found out I did not like bedside nursing because I actually went on to become a nursing sister in England. I love caring for people, so it was the social work aspect that I really liked. I started my own agency called Precious Caring Institute. I am the President and C.E.O of the organization. What we do is that the government contracts us with homeless children and we G w_ Hz I_| qwH 7wDq ^Dz in Toledo, Ohio in the United states. I did that for 20 years until I retired. While I was doing that, the Lord brought some children to me. I didn’t look for adoption. What exactly are you doing at the moment and why are you in Nigeria? I have actually been promoting our culture in the United States. I came to the Ooni of Ife to tell him about my work about two years ago that I found some people in America, who speak Yoruba and who have tribal marks of Oba Lamidi. These people have made me their leader and they always go to running rivers in America claiming it is the Osun River. It is my heart’s desire for them to be able to see the Osun River itself. So I came in preparation to bring them back during the Osun festival. Also, they have invited us to the White House. I didn’t want to go alone, so I wanted to come and take my fathers to lead me there. As the Lord has opened my way to the Senate in America, I am trying to bring America and Nigeria together. I have been in America for 40 years and I have been carrying an American

passport for the past 25 years. So I am trying to put the good things of both nations together. I also want to continue to promote our project, which we call “Your Brain Is Your Gun” Stop carrying guns, carry your brains. So these are the things we promote. I’ve been to Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu who sent me to Governor Rauf Aregbesola who received me very beautifully and gave me a gift to take to the King in America. Now we want to invite him to America where we will be able to give him a key of the city and also give him an honorary award through my Senators. You have been able to achieve a lot as a woman, how were you able to juggle all these with your marriage?

My husband was the best of the best. He bought my Mercedes Benz car before his and his friends were saying he was stupid I had a very supportive husband. I don’t think I would have achieved all of these without God and my husband. We built a house for homeless boys and another for girls in Toledo, Ohio, United States. If he did not build them for me, I wouldn’t have been able to use them. So I want to thank God for his life. Chief Tony Olanrewaju Agbabiaka Continued on Page 29

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My husband, a special breed– Olubunmi Agbabiaka was a very wonderful man. We complimented each other a lot. Can you share secrets of having a successful marriage with us? It is love. The husband that I married had once been married with children, so I had to take care of his children like they were mine. One has to have an open heart to love and care for others. You must also be able to overlook a lot of things. How would you describe your relationship with your late husband? Ah! My husband was the best of the best. He bought my Mercedes Benz car before his and his friends were saying he was stupid, that

he was driving an Audi, and I was driving a Mercedes Benz, not knowing that he ordered for two, E`q …x†H ^Dz GHkx—H|HG ˜|zq What inspires you to do all these works of philanthropy? It is just about loving and caring. There’s no bad child. For instance, my uncle Kessignton Adebutu said in his book that he was a truant of the highest order as a child, but one day his mother called his uncle who was my father that ensured he changed his ways. We are all servants of the Lord and He uses us to do a lot of things. What has been you your greatest achievement so far?

My greatest achievement is having the knowledge of God and when God speaks to me. God speaks to me through my ears. So was this how you found your purpose in life? No. I’ve been very caring since I was a little girl. When I was growing up in Nigeria, I used to go to my mother’s store in Balogun and I always had money. I would open my bag and be doling out to a lot of people. And I would beg my Mom to give me permission to give people money. Every day I pray to God to let me be a gift to others and I feel sad when I’m unable to give.

Are you planning to go into politics anytime soon? The politics I would love to go into is to be an Ambassador and promote my country wherever I go. I’d love to continue to promote Nigeria abroad. I do all these because of our children, so they can be proud of Nigeria. You seem to be a stylish woman, what inspires your style? I love fashion. I’ve always loved fashion. I remember my Aunty calling me “Ori Faari� as a child. My children are fast becoming like me.

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hether you are time or millionth, whether it’s with someone new or with your longtime partner or friend, kissing leaves a lasting impression, the one that lingers long after your lips have disengaged. 1. Kissing helps reduce blood pressure Making out isn’t just good for your emotional heart; it gives your anatomical one a workout, too. “Kissing passionately gets your heartbeat revved in a healthy way that helps lower your blood pressure, 2. Kissing zaps cramps and headaches Kissing is great if you have a headache or menstrual cramps. A smooch-a-thon gets all, your saliva. “When you’re kissing, you’re secreting more saliva in your mouth. That’s

the mechanism that washes away the plaque on your teeth that leads to cavities. Then you get so much more fun than gargling! 4. Kissing amps up your happy hormones If you’re feeling stressed or rundown, a little kissing or lovemaking makes you feel better. It will relax, restore and revitalize you. 5. Kissing burns (a few) calories It can’t compare to 30 minutes on the elliptical, but a vigorous makeout session can burn 8 to 16 calories per smooch. Kissing and lovemaking can be a vigorous exercise if you’re fully engaged. You need to have a passionate kiss in order to burn those calories, but it doesn’t have to be a 10-hour makeout session. 6. Kissing boosts self-esteem One German study found that men who got a nice juicy kiss from their wives before

leaving for work made more money. If he leaves his home happy, he’s more productive at work because he’s not feeling emotionally distressed, so he’s going to make more money. Kissing has so much to do with your self-esteem and feeling loved and connected.� 7. Kissing can give you a facelift (kind of) Deep kissing can shape up the neck and jawline, which are often trouble spots for those concerned about looking older. Your mouth has a number of facial muscles. When those are engaged in kissing, you can tighten and tone them.� 8. Kissing is a barometer for sexual compatibility It can be an excellent way to check out a potential partner for sexual compatibility before getting naked and emotionally involved. Sometimes during " " feeling awkward, nervous or embarrassed. That might not

breed the most seductive, sexy experience.� Second kiss is crappy, too? That’s your cue to take your lips -- and the rest of you -- elsewhere. 9. Kissing makes you look fresh and younger Constant kissing reduces stress and allows normal # $ body system relax. 10. Boosts bonding Whether you’re smooching a baby or making out with your spouse, locking lips promotes intimacy and boosts bonding. Dawn Maslar, a biology professor and award-winning author sums it up like this: “When we kiss, both men and women produce the hormone oxytocin. It’s often called the ‘love hormone’ because it causes us (particularly females) to bond.� The fact is, we kiss the ones we love, and love the ones we kiss! -To be continued

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When Nana Serwaa celebrated 26th birthday

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minutes with Chidinma Chidinma Ekile, popularly known by her stage name Chidinma, is a young Nigerian artist who shot into limelight after winning the third season of MTN Project Fame West Africa in 2010. Born '( )*+ -/3 435*63 7/3 89-7 :36*;3 6<-=5=*( 7' >3*? *7 (<6439 '( 7/3 )@D G*-3 H:85=*; I*=J* @'> 5/*97 K( 7/=- brief chat, she reveals a little of her personality. Excerpts:

Early life and educational pursuits I was born in Ketu, Lagos State as the sixth of seven children. My parents are from Imo State. Before the She MTN’s Project Fame West Africa, I worked as a business promoter in Lagos. I started singing at the age of 6, and grew up with a disciplinarian father. At 10 years old, I joined my church choir. My primary and secondary education were in Ketu prior to relocating to Ikorodu. I am currently studying Sociology at the University of Lagos as against Mass Communication which I initially wanted to study. How would you rate your public image? Well, after dying my hair red and getting a mohawk, people started perceiving me as a good girl gone bad. But I am still the same. I am only evolving and growing as a musician. Music career Prior to auditioning for the third edition of Project Fame West Africa, I’d dreamt of being part of the reality TV show that was instituted in 2008. With the help and support of a close friend, I participated among the 8,000 or so contestants who went to showcase their talents that year. Subsequently, I advanced to the Fame Academy alongside 17 other contestants and the rest is history. In May 2013, Chidinma signed an endorsement deal with MTN Nigeria. Since then I have not looked back. Notable performances I have performed Dr SID at the MTN Power of 10 Concerts; a ten-city tour that celebrated MTN Nigeria’s ten-year anniversary; I was one of the supporting acts on the 2013 Hennessy Artistry Club Tour headlined by D’banj. On 3 November 2013, I performed at the Guinness World of More Concert alongside P-Square, D’banj, Wizkid, Ice Prince, Burna Boy, Olamide, Phyno, Waje, Davido and Tiwa Savage, among others. In 2013, your sex tape surfaced on net ‌ That was not me ooo! It must have been my lookalike because many people were convinced that I was the one in the sex tape. I felt bad when I initially heard the story. Well, there is always a sense in nonsense. However, while my fan base grew from the incident, I felt quite devastated. I also thanked my core fans for their support through the scandal. Any plans of settling down soon? That is the dream of every woman, but that is a story for another day!

he boss of Africa Unplugged, Toba Badguy, went to town recently celebrating his girlfriend’s birthday. The party was held last Sunday at London’s West End CafÊ De Paris. Guests and celebrities at the bash included Edee Beau, Rasheeda of OTS Beauty, KC of Keystal City, Que, Oboyo of London, Abbey Banks, Kash, Kay Ebony, Tmoney, Walter & many more. The Birthday girl and model looked stunning in designer dress by Jovani as guests tucked into a 3-course meal by NULA’s

AMAA 2015 holds in June, receives 800 films

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preeminent status as the most prestigious and respected continental and transcontinental motion picture Awards in Africa ! Africa, South America, United States and North America. " #! $! % ' ' lege of Screeners, the organizers received a good number of entries from what could be considered new territories for AMAA from such countries as Cuba, Brazil, Trinidad & Tobago and Jamaica. ‘’The enthusiasm and interest of Filmmakers from South America, Francophone countries and North Africa are increasing by the day with ! !# ! these regions. We are quite excited about this development,’’ said Mr. Hussein Already the pre-selection screening has started-the stage where the en

! # ( with the entry requirements are sent to College of Screeners where the real job of adjudication starts. )! # ! Nomination Gala night will hold in May before the inauguration of the * +/ % 0 ! ! 1! 2 % The Chairman of the Jury for this year awards is Mr. Keith Shiri, 4 # # % 5 ( tinguished motion picture practitioners of international repute, Mr. Charles Burnett, an American and Mr. Filippe Savadogo, a former Minister of Culture, Tourism and Communications in Burkina Faso recently joined the current body of Jurors. The current Jury members include Mr. Ayuko Babu, Director Pan-African Film Festival in Los Angeles, John Akomfrah (OBE), a Ghana +1 8 " #! $! % 9 : ! critic, Mr. Keith Shiri, a Zimbabwean Film Festival programmer, Professor Hyginus Ekwuazi, a Nigerian Film academic from University of ;# % " % 9 : ! and Mr. Berni Goldblat, a Swedish and Film festival organiser. Others are Ms. Dorothee Wenner, Berlin Film Festival Curator, Ms. June Givanni, London based West Indian Film Festival programmer and Dr. Asantewa Olatunji, Co-Director of Pan-African Film Festival in Los Angeles, United States.

Funke Akindele shares secrets of her success

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Monalisa Chinda dazzles in traditional dress

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Emma Nyra in daring topless wear here’s no doubt that singer Emma Nyra is pretty and she bit of it. In the aposite picture, she went topless! Now be the judge, is it cute or trashy? Even though she received a lot of knocks for the topless, the pretty lady is not ready to apologize to anyone.

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Ufoma Ejenobor set to launch Project 1234

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My first time rocking gele head tie - Ivie Okujaye

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Lagos Black Heritage Carnival holds 2nd of May

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he Lagos State Government has announced Saturday May 2, 2015, as the new date for the 2015 Lagos Carnival saying the change from the traditional Easter Monday was consequent upon the shift in the date of the nation’s general elections which was concluded nationwide on Saturday April 11.

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ove is a beautiful thing, they say. For Ghollywood actor Chris Attoh who got married to his Nigerian sweetheart Damilola Adegbite a few weeks ago, life hasn’t been the same. He is extremely excited and proud to be a husband. Chris however confessed that his sisters all over the world were angry over his choice of a life partner. “My Ghanaian sisters, my Nigerian sisters, my Canadian sisters, my American sisters were all angry. Don’t mind me. That is all I’ll say. My reaction is that you enjoy life until you find that one person who you decide you will not let go, you want to share the rest of your life with that person. Unfortunately, it has to be one person. It beats being whether the person is Ghanaian or Nigerian or Italian. I was lucky to find myself a hot, beautiful Nigerian woman. Me, I need some fire in my life, so there you go, he said. The dark skinned talented actor also shared his double blessing on the platform of Mnet’s TV series; Tinsel, where he found the beautiful flower he has taken to his garden in Ghana. “Tinsel has been a huge blessing in my career. It was a training ground for a lot of the things I’m able to do today and I’ll always be grateful to MNet for that.

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Genevieve Nnaji attends Oyinye Carter’s wedding in David Meister gown

Terry G shaves dreads, proclaims freedom

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igerian music act, Terry G, has taken off his dreads after many years of rocking the hairstyle. He posted a photo of his new look via social media on Sunday with the caption: ‘I am free’.

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ollywood diva, Genevieve Nnaji, stunned in a David Meister dress at Onyinye Carter’s wedding last Saturday at Oriental Hotel, Lagos. Genny once again made a fashion statement, and as usual, turned many heads at the event.

Rasaq Okoya’s daughter Hadiza celebrates 1st wedding anniversary with Alao Akala’s son

Kim Kardashian acquires $400K Rolls Royce

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im K was spotted in LA last Saturday, driving in a brand-new 2015 Rolls Royce Phantom, the latest model which starts at $407,000. That would be about N80million in Nigeria .

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ormer Oyo state Governor Adebayo Alao-Akala’s son Olamiju Alao-Akala and billionaire businessman, Rasaq Okoya’s daughter Hadiza, who got married April 20, last year celebrated their first wedding anniversary on Monday. They released superherothemed pictures to mark their anniversary.

Nigerian rapper, Reminisce, flaunts daughters

Jude Okoye flaunts wife and kid

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apper Reminisce who is set to release his album Baba Hafusa anytime from now has showed off his two adorable daughters for the world to see. He is in love with his first daughter that he named his soon-to-be released album after her.

Davido’s sister Sharon Adeleke flaunts baby bump

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avido’s older sister, Sharon, who is expecting a baby was photographed cradling her bump in an outfit by ‘April By Kunbi’ .The expectant mother looked stunning as she flaunted her bump.

ude Okoye, the elder brother of the singing duo of P’Square, recently shared this aposite picture of his wife and daughter. Mother and daughter looking quite lovely in red red.

John Okafor loses mom

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ohn Okafor a.k.a Mr Ibu lost his mum Victoria on the 18th of April. The comic actor was with his mum in a hospital in Enugu when she passed away. His mom had reportedly been battling with diabetes for years. She was 90 years old.

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Senator Florence Ita Giwa is undoubtedly one of Nigeria’s most glamorous women. The society lady never forgets to step out in style to make fashion statements. She is widely regarded as a fashionista and an inspiration to young ladies when it comes to fashion. Here are some beautiful fashion outfits of Senator Florence Ita- Giwa.

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very year, Allure asks female celebrities to take it all off. The photos, always beautiful, also consistently feature fit women who spend a lot of money on their personal appearances. Of course, all of them are willing to be photographed. Their skin is taught, their breasts are perky, and bodies maintained by professional trainers and nutritionists. Kristen Bell, Jenna Dewan Tatum, Kaley Cuoco, and 20 others have posed in the buck for the beauty magazine, but now, the 2015 cast is breaking from the mold with its inclusion of Laverne Cox, the first transgender woman to go naked for the mag. “Going through life you try to cover and

hide but it doesn’t really work,” the trans actress told the magazine. “I said no initially, thought about it, and said no again.” Cox, who has a recurring role on the Netflix series Orange Is the New Black and is set to star in CBS’s Doubt, eventually decided to do it. And not only is she seemingly happy about the choice, but she’s well aware of the larger impact it’ll have. “But I’m a black transgender woman. I felt this could be really powerful for the communities that I represent. Black women are not often told that we’re beautiful unless we align with certain standards. Trans women certainly are not told we’re beautiful. Seeing a black transgender woman embracing and loving everything about her body might be inspiring for some folks. There’s a beauty

in the things we think are imperfect. It sounds very cliché, but its true.“ Breakout actress Nicole Beharie joins Cox as another woman of color, another record for the annual shoot. “I just turned 30, and I was really nervous [about posting]…But I wanted to celebrate and accept my body in an artistic way,” said Beharie. The cast is rounded out by Jordana Brewster, Katheryn Winnick, and Sandrine Holt. Check them all out in their naked glory! “There’s strength to the portrait that I’m really proud of,” Brewster said. “My legs used to be my least favourite body part, but now they’re really strong and muscular.”

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sagging face is arguably one of the most prominent signs of aging. Yes, wrinkles are up there too, but one could acquire wrinkles at a young age from squinting or even smiling too much! But sagging skin is something that comes with getting older. As you age, your skin begins to produce less oil, making it become drier and loose. This causes you to not just look old, but feel old too. There are cosmetic procedures that can reverse this problem, but they’re all pretty invasive and require weeks of recovery time. There are ways to obtain tighter and younger-looking skin without having to undergo cosmetic surgery. One of them is opting for topical skin tightening treatments. When looking for a topical skin tightening treatment, it’s important to understand the difference between topical agents that reduce the appearance of wrinkles and those that actually tighten the skin and reduce sag. Most of the time consumers begin a regimen consisting of only anti-wrinkle creams that only help smooth out wrinkles but not actually tighten the skin. This is why hope is lost and more invasive and dangerous routes are taken. If you’re trying to tighten your sagging skin, you’re going to need an “anti-aging” treatment. This could come in the form of a cream or serum. The reason why is because anything that contains the word “anti-aging” focuses on the whole aspect of aging, as opposed to a wrinkle cream which only focuses on one. Remember, aging isn’t just the

appearance of wrinkles, it’s sagging skin, uneven skin tone and dark spots. A quality anti-aging treatment will include skin firming ingredients such as DMAE, which has been proven to improve not only tighten and firm the skin, but also tone the muscles beneath, to give the face a leaner appearance. Another important ingredient to look for in anti-aging treatments is Ubiquinone. Ubiquonine is a super antioxidant that boosts our body’s ability to produce collagen, elastin and other important skin molecules, helping our skin look young and healthy. One thing to keep in mind is to steer clear of products containing “artificial collagen”. These products only provide a temporary result and don’t produce long term effects. Everyone knows our skin needs collagen to look younger and tighter. Once we hit 25, the production of collagen begins to slow down. It’s as if the factory is losing workers every year, and suddenly it just goes out of business and shuts down. Products which contain DMAE and Ubiquinone, work by helping your body produce the components (elastin and collagen) that once made your skin young and wrinkle-free. The key to finding the perfect anti-aging treatment lies within reading product reviews and actually trying out the product for yourself. Everyone’s skin is different and reacts differently to even the most expensive of products. That being said, experts recommend a product that is hypoallergenic and not tested on animals.

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ervice is the watch word for quality leadership. From God’s perspective, service is not an option, it’s a mandate. Rendering service is what living is all about. We were meant to be symbiotic in nature: Service to God and humanity. Service can be seen in the following spheres; performing duties, leadership, followership, contributing, charity, meeting a need, paying attention to others, taking responsibility and showing compassion. Service involves being able to give without expecting returns or reward; giving without taking credit. It requires living beyond your own life or needs to better others’ lives. I remember those days when a child is given money to buy an item; the item is bought promptly and given to the older person without expecting any reward or gift. These days, the child in fact makes bargain of what reward he/she expects after the errand. Children need to be shown and taught the act of service. As they receive love, care, affection, attention, discipline, financial support, education, facilities, infrastructure and many more, they need to know about sharing and giving back to their society somehow. They need take care of the materials, tools, gadgets, facilities , infrastructures they are given for use for education, comfort and utility as the case may be. They should be given responsibilities and ageappropriate chores to do. Sometimes, depending on their ages, you can reward or show them appreciation. Teach them to appreciate what they are getting from their environment no matter how small. They should be taught to give smiles,

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Service: Much needed virtue obedience, care and understanding even when they are scolded, since it is for their good as well as give hard work, honesty and cooperation. Their gifts and talents are sourced out for maximum utility in the society. They should be taught patriotism to keep their service in scope and view for productivity and progress. Since they are the leaders of tomorrow, children should be taught leadership skills with expectations of their needs being met. Service to God entails obedience to His requirements and commandments, just as service to humanity also entails obedience to parents, elders and societal/school rules. It is in obeying God that a lot of children find their footing and build up a solid foundation for other life values. Contribution can be seen from different angles of the physical and abstract. A child should see his/herself as a contributing factor to the yielding of our world. They should contribute their intellect for further development of the society by paying attention in class , contributing to the well being, joy, unity and oneness in the home by performing their duties and chores. Having a help should not debar the allocation of duties in the home to a child, like overseeing the younger one with supervision and clearing the table and floor after food. Followership training is essential for child submission to authorities and being cooperative. Charity should be given priority during curriculum building in schools. Roles of visiting “homes” should be essentially encouraged on gratitude bases. Going with material goods isn’t too much to teach for children to learn giving as a culture. Children should learn understanding emotional gestures by paying attention to other people’s emotional needs thereby becoming compassionate. A child being used to watching the mum’s countenance and feelings would have learnt how to know when someone else is in need . It is service to parents for a child to always look out for how to make their parents happy and comfortable. Charity begins at home, they say, giving and sharing should be practised within the family. This includes sharing views, intentions, emotions and other. As a child grows into a youth with a service oriented heart, he is able to lead with a mindset of service. Not measuring how much he’s given to how much he’s receiving as returns, maximising every opportunity for tangible and intangible service. A young man once told his story of how he got his first and

only job before he became an entrepreneur. He said after some months of search for employment after his youth service, he walked into a computer company and requested to see their boss. He told him he would like to render free services at the company. He was taken in with no salary plan which he sure did diligently. He resumed early and closed later than all the staff. By the time the month was ending, he was known to be the most handyman around. He was then paid salary with the other staff members because of his diligence till he resigned to start his own business. Leadership is about readiness to serve by leading others to achievements and progress. Leaving out the Boko Haram insurgency, the youth corps members should be ready to serve in any state, and work in any organisation available. You should be known for what you stand for and what purpose you will choose to pursue to fulfilling destiny. Being ready to use your talent and gift to better your society, utilising your mental faculty, your physical attributes, like a very tall youth playing basketball, a masculine featured girl playing female football, an exceptionally intelligent person involved in the game of chess and so on. Rendering service with your discovered talent and gift is meant to pave way for your greatness. An adult that got his/her role right in the home and society from young would certainly be a dedicated civil servant, a diligent employee and a thorough employer of labour. Such persons would be committed to paying tax and fulfilling other laws of the land, giving their quota at the required time. As parties in a home, they are responsible parents, performing their roles adequately, laying good examples for their children as role models. They are committed to making their homes by keeping their partners happy. They are not particularly interested in who is giving more in all to make the home a home indeed. Let’s have in view a retrenched man. He is by circumstance made to stay back at home rendering necessary services to enhance the home as a relief for his wife. He cooks, washes, and does homework for their children among other things. He sees as an opportunity to warm up/blend with his children, building a more interesting home, till he’s engaged in another employment or becomes an entrepreneur or any other business to make ends meet.

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PAThis i G SAs for E LE

AT LT. GEN. OLADIPO DIYA (RTD) 71ST BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT HIS RESIDENCE IN LAGOS RECENTLY.

L-R: The celebrant’s wives; Chief Mrs. Afolasade Diya, Chief Mrs. Josephine Diya, the celebrant, Lt. Gen. Oladipo Diya (Rtd) and others, during the church thanksgiving service.

AT OLUBUKOLA KEHINDE AND BENSON UWAH’S WEDDING IN LAGOS.

Groom’s father, Mr. Samuel Uwah; Bride’s mother, Mrs. Olaitan Kehinde; Groom, Mr. Benson Uwah; Bride, former Miss Olubukola Kehinde; Groom’s mother, Mrs. Christiana Uwah; and Bride’s father, Mr. Abiodun Kehinde, during the solemnisation of Holy matrimony of their children in Lagos...recently.

L-R: Pastor Olayinka Emmanuel, bride, former Miss Olubukola Kehinde and groom, Mr. Benson Uwah, receiving their marriage certificate shortly after being joined in Holy matrimony in Lagos. L-R: Federal Legislator-elect, Hon. Oyewole Diya; a Caretaker Committee member, Bariga LCDA, Hon. Babatunde Adesida and a U.K. based Industrialist, Chief Bayo Okunola, at the reception.

A SPECIAL PRAYER SESSION TO COMMEMORATE THE 8 YEARS IN OFFICE OF GOVERNOR FASHOLA HELD AT THE CENTRAL MOSQUE, LAGOS.

MEDIA CAPACITY BUILDING AND POLICY FORUM ON THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN HELD IN ABUJA.

L-R: Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola SAN, and Olori Ebi of the Fashola Family, Engr. Mohammed Bolaji Fashola. L-R: Country Representative, Action 2015 One Campaign Nigeria Save The Children International, Mr. Edwin Daniel; Lead Consultant, Ojugo Onyelukachukwu; Creative Manager, Nde Ndifonka and Executive Director, Africa, Dr. Sipho Moyo.

L-R: Chief Imam of Lagos, Alhaji Garba Akinola Ibrahim; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, SAN; Olori Ebi of the Fashola Family, Engr. Mohammed Bolaji Fashola and Baba Adinni of Lagos, Alhaji Afeez Abou.

Participants at the Media Capacity Building Policy Forum event.

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is Th GE PAis for E L WHEN CATHOLIC WOMEN ORGANISATION MARKED MOTHERS’ DAY.

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AT THE WEDDING CEREMONY OF LAWAL AHMEED OMOBEWAJI AMINAT AND ABDEEN HELD IN LAGOS RECENTLY

Parish Administrator, Rev. Fr. Jude Nwigwe with the President, Catholic Women Organisation, Mrs. Pauline Otu, with the Chairperson of the event, Mrs. Eugenia Toby (2r) and other women as he blesses the gift items donated to two orphanages during events organised to mark the 2015 Mothers’ Day celebrations at Our Lady’s Queen of Nigeria, Pro Cathedral, Garki, Abuja.

Abdeen and Aminat after exchanging marital vows recently.

L-R: Alhaja Bisbold, Alhaja Lola Idije, Alhaja Princess Adu and Mrs.Vera Frank

Members of the Catholic Women Organisation on a procession during the event. Photo: Anayo Opara

AT THE NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATIONISTS APRIL 2015 TECHNICAL MEETING IN LAGOS.

L-R: Vice President of the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE), Mrs. Ajayi Olajumoke; Corporate Geosciences Manager, Total E&P Nigeria Limited, Mr. Godwin Oboh; Managing Director, Akute Geo-Resources Ltd, Dr. Akomeno Oteri and Guest Speaker, Mr. Amoyedo Sunday Oluleye. Photo: Segun Padonu

L-R: Media Consultant to NAPE, Mr. Frank Phido; Publicity Secretary, Dr. Anthony Ofoma and Executive Director of NAPE, Mrs. Adeniyi Esther.

ATWEMA BANK’S 70TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE LECTURE ENTITLED:WHY NATIONS SUCCEED,HELD AT THE INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL,VICTORIA ISLAND,LAGOS.

L-R: Chairman, Wema Bank Plc, Mr. Adeyinka Asekun; Former Vice President of the World Bank (Africa Region), Obiageli Ezekwesili; Managing Director/CEO of Wema Bank Plc, Segun Oloketuyi; President/ Chairman of Council, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, Otunba (Mrs.) ‘Debola Osibogun and Executive Chairman, Africa Sports Tourism Co. Ltd, Mr. Ayo Ogunyinka. Photo: Segun Padonu

L-R: Chairman of the occasion, Odunayo Olagundoye; former Vice-Chancellor, University of Lagos, Professor Oyewusi Ibidapo-Obe; Professor of Government, Harvard University/keynote speaker, James Robinson and Managing Director/CEO, Wema Bank Plc, Segun Oloketuyi.

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ou may have once believed that swallowing a watermelon seed would ignite the growth of an enormous fruit inside your belly. So instead of ingesting, you diligently plucked out each individual seed before chomping into the juicy fruit. Or you kept an arsenal of seeds in the pocket of your cheek to use as spitting ammo against your older brother. But these seeds will not bud fruit inside your body and they shouldn’t be tossed or shot at an annoying sibling. Instead, they should be eaten. (Here’s the catch: You shouldn’t eat them straight from the fruit. To make the most of them, the seeds need to be sprouted and shelled.) Once sprouted, shelled and dried, watermelon seeds become edible, protein-packed treasures. Just a one-ounce serving (about 1/8 of a cup) boasts 10 grams of protein -- comparable to the amount found in your Greek yogurt breakfast. “Sprouted� seeds are germinated and oftentimes are higher in nutrients than their non-sprouted versions. Sprouting removes compounds in the food that make it difficult to absorb all of its nutrients, increases nutrient density and makes the food easier to digest. In the case of watermelon, the seeds are stripped of their black shells and resemble seeds. But any old seed this is not. Truly, these seeds are a robust snack: They’re packed with protein, vitamin B, magnesium, and monounsaturated fats and polyunsaturated fats, which have been shown to reduce cholesterol levels, inflammation and risk for heart disease and stroke. If you’ve ever daringly chewed on a seed while munching on the fruit, you know they taste nothing like watermelon. Watermelon seeds are most similar to sunflower seeds in flavor, but a little less nutty and thick. They’d taste great topped on salads, blended into trail mix or eaten out of the palm of your very own hand. Most nuts and seeds do the body good, but comparatively, watermelon seeds are nutritional superstars.

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Saturday, April 25, 2015

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Saturday, April 25, 2015

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opened up Guma for development. After that period, Ortom became a household name in Benue politics. He was known to be a cheerful giver, and being instrumental to winning of elections by the PDP in the past. He was the one that introduced the pular donation of votes when Suswam and Chief Mike Onoja were to go into a |` _A x qwH _ H| _|zwx{ {|x D|xHz The employment Ortom has given q_ z_ H }_`qwz qw|_` w wxz GxAH|H q business establishments made him to have a lot of supporters during the campaign. When one talks of political clout, that of Ortom was bigger than Tarzor’s. On the part of Tarzor, those that were supposed to work for him had illfeelings because they assumed that he was handpicked by Governor Suswam. Underground, those that contested the primaries with him worked against his interest. Many other persons in the PDP worked against the party’s interest, especially some of them who had the false impression that they were going to emerge as governorship candidates, but the opposite became the case. The former minister hadn’t the volume of money that some people thought he had, but he had a lot of supporters. Civil servants and pensioners who were not paid voted silently against the PDP in protest. The lecturers that were on strike at the Benue State University were so aggrieved that they used every means to work for the failure of the PDP at the polls. When the results were being collated and announced by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), PDP members were surprised, but not shocked because there was no defence for the indefensible. One may not be wrong to say that Dr.

Samuel Ortom was destined to win the April 11 Governorship Election in Benue State. One may also not be wrong to say that the hand of God was upon him as all odds favoured him.

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On the part of Tarzor, those that were supposed to work for him had illfeelings because they assumed that he was handpicked by Governor Suswam. Underground, those that contested the primaries with him worked against his interest. Many other persons in the PDP worked against the party’s interest, especially some of them who had the false impression that they were going to emerge as governorship candidates, but the opposite became the case

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he Bauchi State Governorelect, Alhaji Mohammed Abubakar, has inaugurated transition committees in preparation for taking over the administration of the state. Inaugurating the committees, Abubakar, said that the calibre of men and women in the committees was enough to produce a sigh of relief from the people of Bauchi. Represented by his deputy, Alhaji Nuhu Gidado, the governor-elect noted that the citizens are expecting much more than the leaders expected from them, therefore putting up the best was no longer an option. According to him, the task ahead of them is enormous as it is one meant to usher in a new progressive government in which there was a lot of both rational and irrational expectations. ``It is a task of ushering in a new progressive government in which there is a lot of both rational and irrational expectations which have transformed into ‘entitlements’. ``They are genuine ‘entitlements’ on

the part of our people,” he said. He further said that the transition and technical committees were given terms of references that would facilitate a thorough assessment of the various issues to be handled. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the transition committee, which was the main one, comprises 41 members, and was mandated to also form subcommittees. The transition technical committee, which comprises seven members and a secretary, would among other things, undertake an analysis of the interim and periodic reports of the main committee. The two committees have Sen. Mohammed Mohammed and former Deputy Governor of the state, Alhaji Garba Gadi, as chairmen respectively. NAN also reports that some elected senators, members of the House of Representatives and other prominent members of the APC, including members of the general public, graced the occasion

My loss is God’s will - Lagos dep speaker

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he Deputy Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, Mr. Taiwo Kolawole, has said his defeat in the April 11 election is God’s will. Kolawole told newsmen recently that his party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) should take into consideration, seniority to decide who would emerge the next Speaker of the House. The present Speaker, Mr Adeyemi Ikuforiji did not seek re-election to the House. Kolawole said: ``I’m not disturbed; I have contested elections six times and only lost two. ``My thanks go to those who voted for me and those who didn’t vote for me. I am grateful to all my constituents for their support. ``My people have been

supportive. They had voted for me four times, and I’m now a free man. ``I had been living an abnormal life; I couldn’t do things the way I wanted. ``As the deputy speaker, they wouldn’t allow me to drive myself, but I’m a workaholic, I can drive myself now to anywhere I want,” he said. Kolawole advised the party’s leadership in the state to take into consideration experience and competence while deciding on the speaker for the 8th Assembly. According to him, the issue of speakership transcends zoning and the ability to make laws. The lawmaker said that elders in the House should be made to have a say in decision taking.

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who have contested and I thank all our supporters on our side and I pray that the hard lessons of this experience will bring us together to work for a better tomorrow so that Ebonyi people will not be conquered by themselves,” Elechi submitted. On his part, Nkwegu said: “I want to thank all Ebonyi people for turning out en-mass to vote for their preferred candidates in the just concluded elections. We condemn the electoral violence, the senseless killings of our people, burning of houses, cars and all

the electoral violence that took place in the last election and the kind of malpractices against the electoral laws. I equally want to say that Ebonyi State is bigger than all of us. Our interest, my particular interest is to move Ebonyi forward. And on that note, I want to congratulate my brother, Chief Umahi who was announced as the winner of the election on the 11th and assure him that I’m going to support his administration and move Ebonyi State forward. I want to appeal to all our supporters to remain calm and go about their duties. Thank you very much.”

Concluding the speech Chief Umahi said: “Let me in all sense of humility thank His Excellency, our dear governor for this peaceful gathering, for this statesmanship that is demonstrated in the interest of Ebonyi people today. I want to thank you sir. Let me say in all sincerity that I dedicate this victory to God Almighty and the Ebonyi people; God Almighty in the sense that God has given me the opportunity to prove that quite a lot that was said about me is not true of me. And the people of Ebonyi State will have the opportunity to judge I|_ 0D} ^wHqwH| , |H{|HzH qHG qwH

way I was painted. That’s why I’m very happy and in my prayers I say God let me have the opportunity that people may know that I’m not a bad person and I know that I’m not a bad person. “I must thank His Excellency, my boss, and I have said this in all my media comments that God used you to give me a platform upon which I stood to contest this election; making me the chairman of the party, making me the deputy governor. And in those years, you showed so much fatherly love to me, you treated me so nicely. Yes, they Continued on Page 53

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Bauchi, Gombe, Plateau speakers as casualties Continued from Page16

Garba has been in the House since 2003, and was at a time the Deputy Speaker and later the Speaker. Upon his emergence as Speaker, his colleagues across the country elected him the Chairman of the Nigeria Conference of Speakers’ Forum and he re-contested the election on the platform of the PDP. He was defeated by Abubakar Ibrahim of the APC. The House under his leadership was equally perceived as rubber stamp, especially when the House passed a vote _I F_†˜GH†FH _† Dankwambo and endorsed him for second term. The decision of the House followed a careful stock-taking of Dankwambo’s two years administration, giving him overwhelming endorsement for the second term. The endorsement of Dankwambo was taken by the House during its sitting, and after the submission of reports by the 24-man committee of the House which examined

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performance of the governor in the last two years. The Speaker explained that the committee toured the state to inspect projects executed by Dankwambo’s administration and submited its report to the House. The House was impressed with the committee, and therefore decided to endorse the governor’s ambition. Garba, an unassuming young man used to be an okada rider (commercial motorcyclist) and upon his completion of secondary education, ^Dz _AH|HG D`q_…DqxF employment at the Alkaleri Local Government in the

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old Bauchi State, but turned down qwH _AH| D†G ^H†q hustling until he became a member of Depot Supervisors Association of Nigeria. He believed destiny had a brighter future for him and indeed, was elected member of the state Assembly, then Deputy Speaker to become the chairman of Nigeria Conference of Speakers. In Plateau State, when the former Speaker, Mr. John Dabwan, resigned as the Speaker of the House, he was immediately replaced by Mr. Titus Alams, member representing Bokkos State Constituency. Dabwan’s resignation is

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It is painful that I have to resign. Plateau has witnessed a lot of crises and peace has returned to the state, and so, I will not want to cause another round of crisis in the state

attributed to his fall out of favour with Governor Jonah Jang and some stalwarts of PDP, and replaced with Mr. Titus in order to protect Jang’s interest and cripple former Governor Joshua Dariye. Dabwan said he resigned because he did not want to cause another of crisis in the state. He said, “It is painful that I have to resign. Plateau has witnessed a lot of crises and peace has returned to the state, and so, I will not want to cause another round of crisis in the state.� However, the Governorship and House of Assembly Elections were opportunities for Dariye who won his Senatorial election on

the platform of PDP to reciprocate the good deeds of the governorelect who during his days as Speaker protected Dariye during his travails. Indeed, the results of the governorship election, particularly the Central Senatorial 'xzq|xFq |HÂŚHFqHG qwH F_Â…Ex†HG x†Œ`H†FHz of Dariye and the Speaker, Mr. Alams, who now represents the home town of Dariye, Bokkos Local Government, have in the state. Nobody anticipated the margin between ˜|zq qxÂ…H| 0`FwH† and the incumbent Speaker, Mr. Alams as Muchen polled 30,841 votes to defeat Alams with 20,102.

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said that I did very well as the chairman (of PDP) because you gave me the support, because that _JFH xz Dz zq|_†– Dz qwH way you desired it. And when I was the deputy governor you never H†F_`|D–HG …} _JFH q_ be a gossip talk shop: you gave me all the respect, you gave me all the freedom, you assisted me very well. “And if in the last three, four months the devil came and planted a seed of discord, I have to look beyond that; I have to look at the way you have treated me. And when you made a promise, you made it from the bottom of your heart, and you worked towards it. And one thing we didn’t realise is that it was the work of the devil; the devil came and then wanted to scatter the state. And I thank you, sir, because God has defeated all the devices of

darkness in this state and we have come together as one people under your leadership. “Your Excellency, we must in all honesty say that the security agencies in this state need to be commended and commended very highly. You see these killings that happened, 90 per cent of it happened before the election; some happened a night before the election, they didn’t happen during the election and they were malicious killings. Our party chairman in Ishielu was brutally killed; it didn’t happen during the election. About four of our people were killed and none happened during the election. And there is no way security agencies would have been in all the homes of everybody. I want to, sir, with all due respect, commend the security agencies for their impartiality, commitment and doggedness. Even in Ezza North, a policeman

was shot and that was before the election. I must also commend the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). There is nowhere in the world that the election could be adjudged to be 100 per cent. But thank God; there were international observers that have also made comments and adjudged the election in Ebonyi State to be very peaceful. “The truth is that there was so much desperation, and it was a challenge that was so bad because it’s PDP family and a section broke away and so each was trying to prove a point. And I want to thank God that those who are alive will mend fences and come together and it’s our prayer that such will not happen again. “I want to also promise Your Excellency that by God’s special grace, our administration is going to be all inclusive. And the leaders of this state, the

stakeholders will have the opportunity to take decisions as they concern qwH DADx|z _I qwH zqDqH , understand the challenges ahead; I understand the big shoe you are leaving behind, I understand the dwindling economy and I understand that God is able and that through wisdom and the grace of God, we shall surmount all these problems and keep our promises. “And I want to assure that the unity of the state is paramount in my mind; we have just started. If you ask questions you ˜†G _`q qwDq GxAH|H†q sections of our people that were before now not talking, not doing things together, have all come together and that’s why in our organisation, we call it Divine Mandate and it has achieved a lot of miracles in the pursuit of peace and love among our people. “To our gubernatorial candidates, early this morning, I sent all of them text messages and also

called each and every one of them personally, inviting them to come so that we can form allinclusive administration and work together. I promise you, sir, as our father, that we shall accommodate all our gubernatorial candidates in our administration and everyone associated with them. In this victory, there is no victor, there is no vanquished. We will continue to defer to you sir at all times; we want to thank you and it’s my prayer sir, and I want to say that God loves you so much. Going through all these, even me at a younger age I know how I feel sir. Every time you dey kanpe, kakaraka. It is the love of God sir. You must be very, very grateful to God Almighty sir. I thank all our leaders, brothers and sisters especially those from the Abakaliki bloc that stood and said no, let power shift to South and I think it is the will of God. As I said, words have power.

As the chairman of the founding fathers, the moment you spoke it God took it and God has actualised that dream which you have for our people. And I think, sir, that this is going to make for unity; it’s going to make for love. It’s going to make for prosperity and its going to bring a lot of cohesion. And I will leave Ebonyi State in a manner that there will be nobody saying I’m from the North, South or the Central. That is my desire and God is going to help us to do it in Jesus name. Those were the great speeches upon which the political stakeholders sealed peace in the state after the violent polls. Many analysts have noted that if the leaders would carry on according to their words, then peace may ˜†Dkk} |Hq`|† q_ qwH zqDqH after the bloody election. But, of course, that may not mean the tribunals ^xkk †_q EH ÂŚ__GHG ^xqw petitions.

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Politics Assembly Poll: How PDP won in Ondo Peter Dada, Akure

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he election into the Ondo State State House of Assembly has come and gone, but many still wonder how the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won more than two-third of the seats at the expense of the All Progressives Congress (APC), which won more Federal Constituencies and Senatorial Districts in the National Assembly elections as well as the Presidency. In the result of the last election, according to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the PDP won in 21 state constituencies ^wxkH $3& ^_† _†k} ˜—H It would be recalled that the APC carried the day in the House of Representatives by ^x††x†– ˜—H _I qwH †x†H Federal constituencies and two of the three Senatorial districts in the March 28 National Assembly election; this gave many people the impression that the party would win the April 11 State Assembly election and subsequently take over the state. But it was alleged that the euphoria of the previous victory led APC members in the state to be complacently relaxed in their house to house campaign which was consequently responsible for their woeful performance in the Assembly election. The leadership of the PDP, on the other hand, having accepted their failure in the Presidential and National Assembly polls, reportedly went back to the drawing board, and took certain corrective steps which fortunately yielded fruitful results. One of the steps taken by the party and Governor Olusegun Mimiko, it was gathered, was to meet and humbly appealed to the aggrieved members of the party, who worked for APC in the previous election, to sheathe their swords. Newswatch Times also learnt that the governor zHqqkHG qwH GxAH|H†FHz with aggrieved chieftains like the former Chairman of the Akure South Local Government, Mr. Ifedayo Omolafe, former House of Representative candidate of the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) in Owo/ Ose Federal Constituency, Femi Adekanmbi and House of Representatives aspirants of the PDP in Ondo East/West Federal Constituency, Mr. Olabisi Johnson among other aggrieved chieftains. After settling the rifts among them, the aggrieved chieftains were

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said to have forgiven their leader and agreed to work for the party. As a matter of fact, this internal crisis resolution x† qwH 3'3 |HÂŚHFqHG x† the result of the Assembly poll. 1_q zDqxz˜HG ^xqw the results of the poll, however, the opposition party believed that the PDP induced the electorate in the state with more money, also alleging that the election was marred with the various electoral malpractices and violence in many areas of the state. In a statement issued by the APC’s Publicity Secretary, Mr. Abayomi Adesanya, PDP was alleged to have shown its desperation in the poll following the alleged undemocratic activities that were perpetrated by the ruling party. The statement alleged, “The election was marred with irregularities, intimidation and violence.â€? According to Adesanya, the people were intimidated, and induced to vote for the PDP in the election. The election didn’t represent the wishes and aspirations of the people of Ondo State. Many polling units’ results were cancelled, some witness massive rigging in favour of the PDP candidates, and election materials hijacked in some other places by agents of the PDP. “No wonder, Dr. Mimiko and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Mr. Olusegun Agbaje, are now at loggerheads on the outcome of the April 11 House of Assembly Elections in Ilaje I and Ilaje II state constituencies. “Our people were baited with money ranging from N1, 000 to N5, 000. Their conscience were tampered with. The April 11 House of Assembly election in Ondo State is far from being free, fair and credible. The PDP was desperate

was a testimony of the F_†˜GH†FH qwH {H_{kH _I the state had in the PDP government. He said, “We note with absolute pleasure and satisfaction that the PDP won the House of Assembly elections across the state with a massive 21 seats to APC’s ˜—H 7wxz GH—Hk_{Â…H†q is a reinforcement _I F_†˜GH†FH E} qwH people in our Party and the administration of Governor Mimiko. “It also underscores the commitment of our citizenry to the peace of our state and its continual development, thus we thank and appreciate the and employed every people of this state for illegal means during qwHx| q|`zq F_†˜GH†FH the election. Governor and support for the Party. Olusegun Mimiko spent “We also note that this a whooping sum of victory is a product of the state’s funds on the constructive consultations election,â€? it accused. between the governor, In the statement, party and stakeholders Adesanya also alleged within the state, and that the PDP turned the therefore, pledge our election in Ilaje, Idanre, F_Â…Â…xqÂ…H†q q_ HAHFqx†– Ese-Odo, Irele, Ifedore, positive developments Odigbo, Okitipupa, of infrastructures in the Owo local government state. areas of the state into “We also congratulate a bloody war, saying Governor Olusegun the PDP, with the help Mimiko for the of security agencies, continuing privilege unleashed violence on the of a perfect working strongholds of the APC. relationship with the “Our agents were House of Assembly beaten and intimidated that is controlled by his by PDP thugs, leading Party; this privilege will qwHÂ… q_ ÂŚHH qwHx| certainly ease the process various polling booths of governance in our for the PDP. One of our state. members was killed in We also wish all the Ifedore by PDP thugs elected members a loyal to its state chairman, successful tenure as Mr. Clement Faboyede, they look forward to few hours to the Election contributing their own Day. quota in the development “The Party reasoned of our state.â€? that the fact that Ondo Meanwhile, it could State is part of the states be observed that both where violence was parties went into the recorded as announced election with high by the Independent desperation, knowing National Electoral very well that whichever Commission (INEC) is a party that controls the pointer that the PDP and House would control the Mimiko were desperate state eventually. to win the election at This implies that if all cost. Our Party will the APC had won the challenge the outcome majority of the seats in of the election through the House in the election, the legal means,â€? the their next line of action statement added. might be to impeach In a reaction to the the Governor, and the statement of the APC Deputy Governor, spokesman, a chieftain Alhaji Ali Olanusi, who of the PDP, who craved had defected to the anonymity because he opposition party would was not authorised to automatically become the speak on the issue said governor. the APC was economical Having understood this with the truth by saying plan, Governor Mimiko the election was marred and the entire PDP with irregularities. leadership in the state According to him, “the too, acted fast by working whole world could testify vigorously during the that the election was house-to-house campaign peaceful and followed for the election to ensure the normal electoral that the party secure process, I wonder why victory in most of the the APC would say the state constituencies. election was marred with With these allegations violence, if they are not of electoral malpractices zDqxz˜HG ^xqw qwH |Hz`kq _I by the APC, the legal the election, let them go teams of the two parties to court,â€? he urged. would be preparing Similarly, the Director to meet at the Election of Publicity of the PDP, Petitions Tribunal which Mr. Ayo Fadaka, said the would begin hearing outcome of the election after its inauguration.

Ogun: How they won and lost Bolu-Olu Esho, Abeokuta

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he outcome of the just concluded general elections in Ogun State has revealed another dimension concerning the perception and reasoning of the natives. The prominent political parties in the state; the All Progressives Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Social Democratic Party (SDP) and probably the Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) had harrowing experiences with the electorate as regards their voting pattern. Having won the presidential elections in the state, many observers thought APC candidates for other elective {_zxqx_†z ^_`kG wD—H D ˜HkG day, but the electorate didn’t serve their votes a la carte as National Assembly positions were shared by APC and PDP candidates. Out of the three Senate seats, APC won two while PDP won the East Senatorial District. But the APC was able to claim seven of the nine House of Representatives seats while PDP won the remaining twoRemo North and Ijebu North/ waterside/Ijebu Ode. PDP’s victory, against all odds in the state, was ascribed to the spending spree embarked upon by a chieftain of the party, who currently holds the rein of the party, Buruji Kashamu, particularly on the day of election. The gimmick was tagged “see and buy.â€? APC’s popularity in the East Senatorial District was in the doldrums before the advent of Prince Dapo Abiodun, a chieftain of the party, who resuscitated the party in the district. $Ex_G`†­z z_k_ HA_|qz upturned political calculations in the district through various projects he embarked upon within a short period prior to the elections. Among these was the near |H HkHFq|x˜FDqx_† _I :DqH|zxGH Local Government, which was in darkness for three consecutive years. He coughed out N50 million as counterpart funding with Ibadan Disco, the power service provider for the area. Several communities in the district had their power supply stabilised through various power transformers donated by Abiodun, who was the candidate of the APC for the East Senatorial seat. Kashamu was able to hold sway in the district due to series of empowerment programmes he had been executing, particularly for the underprivileged. Ladi Adebutu also had various empowerment programmes which drew a lot of people in Remo Federal constituency closer to him. Philanthropic activities of these politicians made great impact in the performances of their parties. But Prince Dapo Abiodun, who was the most favoured candidate at the polls, had his dream undermined by the cash-for-vote syndrome that took place on March 28, 2015. According to the results announced by Prof. Babatunde Ikotun, the National Assembly returning _JFH| x† qwH (Dzq 6H†Dq_|xDk District, Kashamu polled 99,540 votes; Dapo Abiodun

Amosun garnered 84,001 while Senator Kaka of the SDP scored 12,972. Abiodun has however, vowed to challenge the result at the Elections Petition Tribunal, alleging malpractices. Governorship and state House of Assembly elections |H—HDkHG D GxAH|H†q —_qx†– pattern. Chief Olusegun Osoba-led 6'3 wDG D w_||x˜F Hš{H|xH†FH at the polls in spite of the large number of membership controlled by the party and largesse allegedly distributed to the people by the party during the campaign rallies. Chief Rotimi Paseda, the governorship candidate and sole sponsor of UPN in the state, made reasonable impact which beamed the hope of being the people’s choice in the nearest future, particularly when the governorship slot is zoned to Ijebu. Gboyega Nasir Isiaka, the governorship candidate for PDP, who hails from Imeko in Imeko/Afon Local Government in West Senatorial District, gave the incumbent governor, Ibikunle Amosun, who doubled as the candidate of APC a run for his money. With two governorship candidates – SDP’s Senator Akin Odunsi and Isiaka coming from the same District, 3'3 I_`†G xq GxJF`kq q_ ^x† the election. Besides, the apathy displayed on the day of election by the electorate was Dkz_ xGH†qx˜HG Dz _†H _I qwH reasons for the failure of the PDP candidate. Governor Amosun won the election in the state as a result of his performance in _JFH G`|x†– wxz ˜|zq qH|Â… especially in areas of road infrastructure. He got the bulk of his votes from parts of the state where the presence of his administration was felt. His performance at the polls in Ijebu axis was doused by qwH x†Œ`H†FH _I .DzwDÂ…` in spite of the rumoured agreement reached with Ladi Adebutu’s father to back down, on his resolve to deliver the Remo axis to PDP. The business mogul was said to have been subtly threatened to let go of the area for the APC if he wouldn’t want a review of policies that would shake his business empire to its foundations. Another reason Amosun had his way for the second term was also linked to the political equation of what’s sauce for the goose being sauce for the gander as calculated by the Egba. They were said to have claimed that since Gbenga Daniel, the immediate past governor of the state, who is from Remo, could have two F_†zHF`qx—H qH|Â…z x† _JFH their own son must spend two qH|Â…z x† _JFH Dz ^Hkk

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Sports Update Awoniyi: No greener pastures for me

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mid id interests i t t from clubs across the world, in-form Flying Eagles striker, Taiwo Awoniyi ,has said he is in no rush to sign for any of the clubs seeking his signature. The 17-year-old has been in hot demand recently after it emerged he hasn’t signed a professional contract with Swedish club, Kalmar, and with his recent impressive scoring form. But he says he’s concentrating on doing well at the Under-20 World Cup | 9 | 9

deall afterwards. d ft d “The thing on my mind now is not to go and sign any contract, but to go to the World Cup and do well. “I’m not saying I don’t want to sign, but what I have in mind now is the World Cup and maybe after that I will get a bigger deal. But for now, I just want to concentrate on preparing well for the World Cup,” he said. The Imperial Academy product refuses to | ~ } concrete interests in him. “I won’t say anything for now until after the World Cup. If I will sign with any club you will know but for now I just want to concentrate on my game and hopefully do well at the World Cup.”

Nigeria champions to pocket N80m

Mikel plays down Southampton link

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he League Management Company (LMC) has announced the winners of this season’s league will smile home with a muchimproved cumulative sum of 80 million Naira (more than $400,000). Dikko said, “The winners of the league would be going home with as much as 80 million Naira at the end of the season. This a well above 200 percent increase from what is presently obtainable. “We have ensured a system that the clubs get regular release of funds due to them from the LMC and by the end of the season the club who win the league would have got a cumulative of both cash and kind worth 80 million Naira, while the team who are relegated would get about 55 million Naira.” He continued, “The winners of the league on | | pocket 30 million Naira and you know what that means. You would agree with me that the incentives we have introduced are already making impact. “We give teams who get away win 250,000 Naira, away draw 100,000 Naira and even reward teams for fans turn out. Today, you can see teams are winning matches away from home and I am sure more would come.” This season, the Nigeria premier league has away wins in the last two rounds of matches with Enyimba, Giwa, Wikki Tourists, Heartland and Abia Warriors all taking maximum points on the road.

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he stories claiming that John Obi Mikel will form part of the deal that will see Southampton’s Morgan Schneiderlin move to Stamford Bridge in the summer are wide of the mark. The Nigeria international has been heavily tipped to leave Chelsea in the last few seasons, with the like of Monaco, Inter Milan, Galatasaray and Schalke 04 genuinely interested in his signature. According to Mikel, he is happy to be a Chelsea player and is not even thinking about his future until the end of this

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season. ‘’All what you are reading about Mikel is paper talk, and for now he is happy in Chelsea,’’ | ~ » | ~ | SL10.ng. ‘’Mikel is not talking about him staying or leaving Chelsea until after the season.’’ Obi Mikel joined Chelsea in June 2006 from Norwegian club Lyn Oslo after a protracted dispute with Manchester United. The recently turned 28-year-old has 26 months left on his current contract with the Londoners.

Osaze set to star inWolves friendly

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igeria striker Osaze Odemwingie is poised to return to match action within the next fortnight, Stoke City’s assistant manager Mark Bowen has revealed. The former Lille forward resumed full training last week after a seven-month ³ > } ¦| ligament injury sustained in Stoke city’s 1-0 win over Manchester City in August 2014. Odemwingie has been pencilled down for a return to competitive action with the U21 squad against Wolves at the Britannia Stadium on Monday week. “Peter is looking sharper

day by day and we’re monitoring his progress. We had thought about playing him in the Under21s against Reading on Monday but we thought that might be a touch too soon,” Bowen told the club’s website. “He will stay with the group for the rest of this week and next week with a view to playing against Wolves the following Monday. “If he comes out of | |¦ and hope he will, he’ll be looking to get involved with the senior squad for the game the following week.”

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Genesis of NSC crisis: How Danagogo wasted over N100m during 2014- World Cup

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n Nigerian sports, the outgoing week could best be described as a ‘cul-de-sac’ where power play had to be demonstrated within the ruling Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) rather than be licking the fatal injuries of the general elections turned on ~ 9 consume each other. Www.gongnews.net went to dig under the carpet to unearth the genesis of the ~ 9 | Dr Tammy Danagogo and Hon Gbenga Elegbeleye. Ë » }| | issues of business, money management and ego. Our source who is deep in the know said, “Dr Danagogo is one man who ~ 9 | ¦| the working of and in sports. When the World Cup was nearing, he brought a travels and tours company, The NSC was made to invest over N100million on the instruction of the minister against the advise of the Director General.” As fate will have it, all the people who went to Brazil through the National Sports Commission on the ticket bought by the travel agency for the World Cup got to Brazil quite well, but none was able to get a single ticket to watch any of the Nigerian matches. They all watched the games from their hotel rooms in Sao Paulo where Nigeria had no business. They eventually returned home with a long tale of woes. The massive scandal was kept under the pillow by the same Director General he is | ª

Meanwhile, when the manufactured and sold to players of the Super Eagles the President. protested about their A source said, “the allowance before the match President was so schooled against France, it would that the idea of calling the be recalled that President Director General for his Goodluck Jonathan own side of the story did approved $3.4million which not materialise. He was the Globacom chairman, plugged and emotionally Dr Mike Adenuga, added railroaded not to be able to $200,000 to make the money think twice. I sympathise $3.6million which Danagogo with him. It is the took to Brazil. frustration of the election When FIFA paid Nigeria that was worked up.” her share of the World Cup The source squealed, money worth $8.4million “the posting inside the the manner of sharing the NSC that was whipped up ~ | ~ ¦| 9 ª was just a distraction. They | | ~ only used it as a facade to the NFF was to give out the 9 ~ $3.6million the President so that he can’t get back to advanced to the team him.” through the minister by “You know he does not cash. ~ } Former Secretary General except when there is of the NFF, Barrister Musa money in the commission. Amadu, objected that is not Each time he comes, he within the administrative will ask for monies and purview of the civil service. leave. In the Commission, Later, he was given an we all know that the account to pay the money minister is doing all these but he refused saying such to be able to corner the instructions need to be put funds that will be coming into writing. His refusal to for the All African Games ‘play ball’ led to his forced in September,” said a exit via resignation. > Our sources revealed anonymity. that the sum of $200,000 could not be accounted for between the NFF and the minister. The fear that the Director General, Hon Gbenga Elegbeleye, who has the complete dossier of this money and many others can spill the beans led to the coup d’etat to get him out at all costs. That is why memos were scripted, routed to President Jonathan through his wife, Dame Patience Jonathan, } } Danagogo of insubordination were

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Sports Update

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Pharaohs coach brands Eagles easy foes

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gyptian senior team assistant coach, Usama Nabeh, says Nigeria team would be an easy prey in their 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying group. The Pharaohs have been drawn in Group G in 2017 Afcon quali˜H|z D†G qwH} ^xkk zqD|q their quest to qualify for Africa’s biggest football tournament against Tanzania on June 14. “From my opinion, Nigeria is the most easy side in our group. We know them like our hands and we are an open book for them; that will make our mission easy and the same for them,â€? Nabeh said. “When you talk about sides like Tanzania and Chad you talk of lack of information about them, and you should worry of the anonymous. We are working hard now to gather information about Chad and Tanzania.â€? Egypt head coach, Hector Cuper, have drawn up the plan for qwH ˜|zq Â…DqFw Dz qwH} will hold camping sessions in April and in May with friendly match. The Egyptian FA has also sealed friendly matches before their ˜|zq $IF_† ÂŞ`DkxI}x†– match against Tanzania in June.

ionel Messi and Barcelona were embarrassed by Bayern Munich two years ago in the †ˆ~ Â‹Âƒ|‡‚ €ˆ•}€‚‡€~‹—nals. They will get a shot at revenge next month after the two sides were drawn to face each other. Barcelona will have the chance to avenge their 2013 humbling by Bayern Munich after being paired with the Germans again in the Cham Â‹Âƒ|‡‚ €ˆ•}€‚‡€~‹³—|ˆ’‚ draw on Friday (Saturday Â&#x;‚‘†‹“†‚ˆ’‡ƒ‚ Â‹9€Œ‚ holders Real Madrid against Juventus. Bayern thrashed Barcelona 7-0 on aggregate two years ago before going on to beat Borussia Dortmund to win …†€‹ Â‚—„…†‚ } Âƒ Â€Âˆ|‚ } ª Former Barca coach Pep Guardiola was on a year’s sabbatical at the time but will doubtless enjoy the challenge of trying to repeat that ˆ“†‹€‰€~€|…‚ƒ|‚†‹‡‚— Â‡Â…‚ Â€turn to the Nou Camp since taking over at Bayern. Bayern, who play the second leg at home, will go into the tie on a high after their ž³½Â‚²}ˆ Â…€ ³Â—|ˆ’‚‡€“ƒ|ÂŒÂłÂ’Â€Â•Â‚ demolition of Porto but Barcelona a ce o a were e e ssimilarly a y

impressive in dispatching a powerful Paris St Germain side 5-1 on aggregate. “On Tuesday we played one of the best halfs in the history of the Champions League (when they scored —‰€‚ˆ•ˆ‹|‡…‚ ƒ Â…ƒ‚…ƒ‚‘‹ Â€Â‚ ƒ}…‚ˆ‚Ă?³½Â‚— Â‡Â…ÂłÂ’Â€Â•Â‚ÂŒÂ€Â—Â“Â‹Â…Â&#x;Â?¯‚ said Paul Breitner, Bayern’s representative at the draw. ´ €‚†ˆ‰€‚…ƒ‚Œƒ‚…†ˆ…‚ƒ‰€ Â‚ the entire two games against Barcelona.â€? Jordi Mestre, Barcelona vice-president, said: “Guardiola obviously knows us well but we also know him and his way of playing, ‘†‹’€‚ }‹‡‚ | Â‹²}€‚ˆ|Œ‚ Guardiola know each other very well and it is another element to the game.â€? Real, seeking a recordextending 11th title, will be at home in the second leg against a Juventus side mak‹|•‚…†€‹ Â‚— Â‡Â…‚ˆ  Â€Âˆ Âˆ|“€‚‹|‚ the semis since 2003 when they beat the Spaniards en  Âƒ}…€‚…ƒ‚’ƒ‡‹|•‚…†€‚—|ˆ’‚…ƒ‚ AC Milan on penalties.

}‰€|Â…}Â‡Â‚ÂˆÂ Â€Â‚ÂĄÂ”Â‹|•‚ƒ|‚ˆ’’‚ „ ƒ|…‡‚ˆ‡‚…†€”‚ˆ €‚— ~’”‚ƒ|‚ course to win the Serie A title ˆ|Œ‚†ˆ‰€‚ €ˆ“†€Œ‚…†€‚ …ˆ’‹ˆ|‚ } ‚—|ÂˆÂ’ÂŞ

´ …‚‘‹’’‚ €‚ˆ‚‰€ Â”‚…ƒ}•†‚ semi,â€? former Real striker and current club ambassaŒƒ Â‚ ~‹’‹ƒ‚ }Â… ÂˆÂ•}€|ƒ‚‡ˆ‹Œ‚ ƒ„‚…†€‚ Â€ Â€ÂˆÂ…‚ƒ„‚…†€‚½à à ¿Â‚Â—|ˆ’‚ in Amsterdam which Real won 1-0.â€?Congratulations to Juventus and it will be an honour for Madrid as well. „‚‘€‚•€…‚‡ƒ~€‚ Â’ˆ”€ Â‡Â‚ ÂˆÂ“ÂŚÂ‚ „ Âƒ~‚‹|ÂĽ} Â”‚‹…‚‘‹’’‚ €‚ €9€ Â‚ but it will be a tough semi—|ˆ’‚|€‰€ Â…†€’€‡‡ª¯ †€‚‡€~‹³—|ÂˆÂ’Â‡Â‚Â‘Â‹Â’Â’Â‚Â…ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚ place on May 5-6 and 12-13, ‘‹…†‚…†€‚—|ˆ’‚‹|‚ € Â’‹|‚ƒ|‚ June 6. The possibility of an all …ˆ’‹ˆ|‚ } Âƒ ÂˆÂ‚ €ˆ•}€‚—|ˆ’‚ remained alive when Napoli and Fiorentina were kept apart in Friday’s (Saturday Â&#x;‚‡€~‹—|ˆ’‚Œ ÂˆÂ‘ÂŞ Fiorentina will play hold€ Â‡Â‚ €‰‹’’ˆÂ?‚‘‹…†‚…†€‚— Â‡Â…‚’€•‚ in Spain, and Napoli will †ˆ‰€‚†ƒ~€‚ˆŒ‰ˆ|…ˆ•€‚— Â‡Â…‚ against Ukraine’s Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk. ƒ‚ …ˆ’‹ˆ|‚“’} ‚†ˆ‰€‚  Â€ÂˆÂ“†€Œ‚…†€‚—|ˆ’‚‡‹|“€‚…†€‚ competition replaced the old ‚ } Â‚‹|Â‚ĂƒĂ„½Ă„ÂŞ †€‚‡€~‹³—|ÂˆÂ’Â‡Â‚Â…ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚ Â’ˆ“€‚ on May 7 and 14, with the —|ˆ’‚‹|‚ ˆ Â‡ÂˆÂ‘‚ƒ|‚ ÂˆÂ”Â‚ĂƒĂ?ÂŞ

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’”‹|•‚ ˆ•’€‡‚“ƒˆ“†Â?‚ Manu Garba, says he likes the level of commitment his players are showing in training as they continue preparations for …†€‚ ‚ |Œ€ ³ĂƒĂ„‚ ƒ Â’Œ‚ Cup. The Nigerian Under-20’s have been training in Abuja for the past two weeks, ahead of the tournament in New Zealand, and Manu believes that the players understand the challenges ahead and are showing enough gumption. ´ Â‚Â’Â‹ÂŚÂ€Â‚Â‘Â†ÂˆÂ…Â‚ Âť~‚‡€€‹|•Â?¯‚ he said. “They obviously

understand the challenges ahead and they are showing enough zeal and commitment because they know  Â’ˆ”‹|•‚ˆ…‚…†€‚ ƒ Â’Œ‚ } Â‚ would be the biggest competition in their lives. ´ ƒ‚‹|‚ˆ‚‘ˆ”‚ Âť~‚|ƒ…‚ surprised because we have made it known that only the most deserving players will ~ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚Â‹Â…Â‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â…Â†Â€Â‚ ƒ Â’Œ‚ } Â?‚ not based on what you did for the team before and so everybody must buckle up,â€? he says. Manu has already submitted his provisional list of 35  Â’ˆ”€ Â‡Â‚…ƒ‚ Â?‚ }…‚‹‡‚”€…‚

Ogbonnaya in frame for Pillars return

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ano Pillars centreback, Reuben Ogbonnaya, is a happy ~ˆ|‚ˆ„…€ Â‚ €‹|•‚ ÂˆÂ‡Â‡Â€ÂŒÂ‚—…‚ to resume playing football again. Ogbonnaya, who was •‹‰€|‚…‹~€‚ƒ>‚…ƒ‚ Â€Â‡Â…‚ˆ|Œ‚ recuperate from his wounds, is back in Kano and cannot wait to get back in the groove for the ‘Sai Masugida.’ †€‚„ƒ ~€ Â‚ Â’Âł ˆ|€~‹‚ defender was among the players, who were injured when armed robbers attacked the Kano Pillars team bus along the Abaji-Lokoja road on their way to honour a Glo Premier League clash with Heartland in March. Ogbonnaya, alongside ˆ~ ƒ‚ }†ˆ~~€ŒÂ?‚ |€¼‹‚ Â…Â€ÂŚÂ ÂˆÂ?‚ ƒ|•‚ ÂŚÂ ÂˆÂ‹Â‚Âˆ|Œ‚ Adamu Murtala were among the severely injured but Ogbonnaya will soon join Murtala who has since resumed playing. ´ Âť~‚•’ˆŒ‚…†ˆ…‚ ‚“ˆ|‚ Â’ˆ”‚ again after about two weeks out from the game,â€? Ogbon-

naya told supersport.com. ´ Â‚Â†ÂˆÂŒÂ‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â…ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚ÂˆÂ‚ Â€Â‡Â…‚ˆ„…€ Â‚ the stitches were removed. Âť~‚•’ˆŒ‚…†€‚ }’’€…‚Œ‹Œ|…‚ enter my skull. The pellet has been removed and the wound is healed enough for me to start training again. “God has been kind to me ˆ|Œ‚ ‚ˆ’‡ƒ‚‘ˆ|…‚…ƒ‚…†ˆ|Œ‚…†€‚ management, fans and my teammates for their support. ‚ Â€ÂˆÂ’’”‚ˆ   Â€Â“‹ˆ…€‚…†€~ÂŞÂŻ Ogbonnaya, who featured in both legs of the ill-fated Caf Champions League clash with Moghreb Atletic de Tetouan, wants to help Pillars win the league again to get back into the continent. ´ ‰€‚ €€|‚„ƒ’’ƒ‘‹|•‚ˆ’’‚ the games the team played ÂŒ} Â‹|•‚~”‚ˆ ‡€|“€ª‚ ‚Œ€ Â…‚ praying for them and supporting them to succeed,â€? he revealed. ´ ÂťÂ’Â’Â‚Â‡Â…Âˆ Â…‚… ÂˆÂ‹|‹|•‚žƒ|‚  Â‹day) and hopefully prove my —…|Â€Â‡Â‡Â‚Â…ÂƒÂ‚Â…Â†Â€Â‚Â“ÂƒÂˆÂ“Â†Â€Â‡ÂŞ ´ ‚†ƒ Â€Â‚…ƒ‚~ÂˆÂŚÂ€Â‚Â…Â†Â€Â‚ €|“†‚ at least in our next game and hopefully earn a starter’s shirt subsequently.

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to get a full complement of the squad, with some of the overseas based players yet to join. But he says that’s no problem and is working with what he has on the ground and knows the others will join soon. “There’s no problem with …†ˆ…‚ €“ˆ}‡€‚ ‚Œ|ƒ‘‚…†€”‚ Â‘Â‹Â’Â’Â‚ÂĽÂƒÂ‹|ª‚ …‚‹‡‚ˆ‚ ‚“ƒ~petition so they will come once they’re done with their clubs,â€? he added. Nigeria will play Hungary, North Korea and Brazil in group ÂŞÂˆÂ’Â‚Ă&#x;‚ •” …

Lawal shines for Seattle Sounders Hendrickson commended nknown Nithe Nigeria youngster for gerian striker, his performance on his Qudus Lawal, — Â‡Â…‚‡…ˆ Â…‚„ƒ Â‚…†€‚…€ˆ~ÂŞ ‘ˆ‡‚…†€‚†€ ÂƒÂ‚ƒ„‚ €ˆ9’€‚ “Qudus is a really good Sounders second team as young talent,â€? said Henhe dazzled and scored a  ÂˆÂ“€‚‹|‚†‹‡‚— Â‡Â…‚‡…ˆ Â…ÂŞ After falling behind by a second minute goal against Tulsa Roughnecks, the 19-year-old Nigerian scored two goals in seven minutes in ˆ‚•ˆ~€‚ €ˆ9’€‚ ƒ}|Œ€ Â‡Â‚ lost 3-2. “The coaches and my teammates have been …†€ Â€Â‚„ƒ Â‚~€Â?‚ˆ|Œ‚•€9‹|•‚ those goals was part of paying them back for their help to get me to that point,â€? he said. “The coaches told me that’s what they want me …ƒ‚ŒƒÂ?‚¼}‡…‚Œ€€ Â‚ }9‹|•‚ the ball in the net. ‚´ ‰€|‚…†ƒ}•†‚ Âť~‚|ƒ…‚ quite at the next step yet, Âť~‚“’ƒ‡€Â?‚ˆ|Œ‚‹„‚ ‚Œ€€ Â‚ working hard the goals will come.â€? †€‚…€ˆ~ÂťÂ‡Â‚Â“ÂƒÂˆÂ“Â†Â‚ ¸ ÂˆÂ‚ Lawal

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