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APC’s presidential slot not zoned –Atiku’s group OLAIDE OYELUDE, Ibadan

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riends and political associates of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar from South-West and Kogi State converged on Ibadan, Oyo State capital yesterday and declared that All Progressives Congress (APC) has not zoned its presidential slot to any part of the country for the 2015 elections. The associates and friends, who have come together under a group called ‘Alhaji Atiku Abubakar Collectives’ emphasised yesterday that the presidential slot of APC for 2015 elections is open, stressing that whoever scales through the party’s primaries among the aspir-

ants would be its candidate. Leader of the group, Bode Ajewole, declared on behalf of members of the group during questions and answers session that followed a press conference, which preceded the group’s closed

door meeting. “APC does not impose candidate. Candidates shall emerge by way of consensus if the aspirants so agree among themselves and if there is dissent, there would be primaries. APC has not

pronounced that its presidential candidate would come from any part of the country. It is open to any member of the party. Whoever scales through the primaries emerges the party’s presidential candidate.”

Members of the group, who are drawn from Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo and Ekiti states, said the press conference and meeting were to rally support for Atiku whose formal declaration on his presidential

Ekiti new CP charges officers on professional ethics RAPHAEL ADEYANJU, Ado-Ekiti

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Ogun police bust another fraudsters’ den FOLAKE SOKOYA

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nti-Robbery Section of the Department of Criminal Investigation of Ogun State Police Command has bust another den of fetish fraudsters at the weekend in Omusorin Village near Ofada, Obafemi Owode Local Government Council of the state and arrested four suspects, though their leader escaped. It was gathered that the suspects, who were arrested at Omusorin Village, have been in the business for long time, but long arm of the law caught up with them as a couple, who have been duped of N14.5 million, were alerted during the parade of some suspects apprehended previously at Eruku on television and they decided to inform the police about their (the suspects) activities. It was further gathered that the information prompted the police to place (the suspects) them under surveillance before they were eventually arrested at the scene. “In recent times, the command has been clamping down on several unscrupulous elements pretending to be traditional healers, who dupe innocent Nigerians of their hard-earned belongings in the state. “It would be recalled that the command did bust their hide-out at Eruku near Ewekoro town in Ogun State barely one week and arrested 11 suspects, who have been charged to court accordingly, “according the state command.

aspiration is scheduled for September 24. 9 by Prince Looqman Gbadegesin (Oyo), Dr Kayode Odunuga (Ogun), Dr Albert Akinyemi (Osun), Femi Ikoyi (Ondo), Wahab Toye (Osun) among others.

Members of civil society groups led by Declan Ihekaire during a peaceful protest on the re-introduction of Automated Teller Photo: Bankole Damilare Machine (ATM) charges by Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) held at Agege, Lagos State...yesterday.

Oyo Govt urged to probe alleged rape of poly student OLUSAKIN BABALOLA, Ibadan

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defender of Girl Child Rights Education, Professor Sabitu Olagoke and chieftain of Oyo State Chapter of Accord Party (AP), Abiola Olaniyan, have urged Governor Abiola Ajimobi to discreetly investigate the allegation of raping a second year student of The Polytechnic, Ibadan (Eruwa

Campus) by a soldier attached to the state-owned security agency ‘Operation Burst’. A statement issued by Olagoke described the alleged rape as not only callous and barbaric but crude and unexpected of a security operative employed to maintain law and order. Olagoke, who is also founder and Spiritual Head of Shafaudeen In Islam, em-

that Governor Abiola Ajimobi, who set up the agency, 9 be swept under the carpet. He enjoined top military echelon to go deeper into 9 ¨ that the Army being embodiment of discipline should D ers to order. The cleric, however, expressed satisfaction with

the presence of ‘Operation Burst’ in the state, adding that it has reduced criminal acts to reasonable level. Meanwhile, Olaniyan said he didn’t expect anything 9 has been allegedly used to harass the opposition. “What do you think would come out of the investigation being set up? What did you hear on Soka episode again?”

EKSSAA to shut defaulting firms the state capital, disclosing that closure of the dekiti State Sig- faulting companies and nage and other small and medium A d v e r t i s e - scale enterprises operatment Agency ing in the state commenc(EKSSAA) has es on September 15. given telecommunicaAjakaiye lamented the tion companies and other 9 the telecommunication - companies towards paytum to pay annual dues ment of the appropriate or shut their operational dues on their signage and D other outdoor advertiseDirector-General of ments in the state, stressEKSSAA, Prince Ade- ing that it would no longwole Ajakaiye, spoke er be tolerated. He emphasised that the journalists in Ado-Ekiti, era through which de-

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faulting companies are allowed to operate freely after removing their signage and billboards is D would be closed down as well while enforcing the operation.” Ajakaiye, however, said the agency still generated N20 million into ¢ £¤¥¦ even with the snags being encountered while collecting the dues. D of our routine exercise. We ought to have com-

menced the operation before now, but we decided to tread softly so that people would not read any political meaning to our activities. “Last year, our actions generated a lot of heat across party lines because of our activities then, which was preparatory to the recent governorship election held in the state, but payment of dues is a statutory issue and cannot be glossed over. It is supported by law and must pay dues.”

he new Commissioner of Police in Ekiti State, Frederick Lakanu, has D of Nigeria Police to always protect the ethics and values of the profession in overriding interest of the citizenry. Lakanu spoke through his maiden address at the meeting held with men and of after assuming duty in the state yesterday. Those present at the meeting included deputy and assistant commissioners of police, area commanders, D ¨ heads of units and other D the state command. The police boss described Ekiti State as relatively peaceful and pledged to put in his best towards ensuring that crimes and criminality are reduced to the barest minimum, disclosing that Acting Inspector-General of Police, Alhaji Suleiman Abba, has issued directive that the country should be rid of crimes. “Ekiti has one of the lowest crime rates in the country, but I would assume that the rate here is high to enable me put in my best to combat any form of criminality in the state. “I would work with my men, who I know are diligent and up to the task towards bringing about necessary change in this command. I would listen carefully to advice and issues on ground as they affect the state in terms of crimes and criminality. “I am not unaware of the fact that there are challenges on ground but we shall col them for you to be able to discharge you duties as enforcers of law because our duty is to enforce the law and this we have to do with all zeal and senses of modesty.”

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No going back on Apa State creation – Mark Taiye Odewale, Abuja

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enate President, David Mark, has for the umpteenth time restated his resolve to pursue to its logical conclusion the quest for the creation of additional states in the country, particularly Apa State. Idoma, Mark’s people from Benue State, has been clamouring for creation of Apa State, to be carved out of the present Benue State. Mark, who made the declaration yesterday in Abuja while having in audience people from his Senatorial

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ormer Anambra State governor, Peter Obi, yesterday said Nigerians must join hands together in building a virile country where everybody will be happy. Obi said this yesterday while delivering a paper entitled: “The Role of Responsible Leadership in Industrial Relations, Labour Productivity and National Developmentâ€? to participants of Senior Executive Course 36, 2014 at the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru. Obi, who linked failure of leadership among those in positions of authority to lack of proper understanding that leadership is about service to the people, said a good leader was one who deprived himself of luxuries ”ž‚ š…ž Â‚ ‰†‹‚ ”D› Â‚ „”‚ ƒ‰³ Â‚ sure his people were looked after. “The way to announce that one had once been a governor or even a councillor is not by the number of cars or houses one was able to acquire, but the ability to be said of one that he was able to use his position to solve the problems of the people.â€? Speaking further, Obi called on those in government to face governance more than politics for the interest of those that elected them. He called for reduction in the cost of governance, insisting that leaders must apply reason in spending the resources of the state.  ÂŠÂ‚ „€ Â‚ ‡”– Â“†”“¨Â‚ ‚ ´ ÂˆÂ‚ business class on interna„…”†‰š‚´Â…‡€„Š¨Â‚ Â›Â”†”ƒ˜‚ƒ”“ Â‚ ”†‚ š”›‰š‚ ´Â…‡€„Š‚ ‰†‹‚ ‚ ƒ‰‹ Â‚ Š™“ Â‚ƒ˜‚›€…š‹“ Â†Â‚´ ÂˆÂ‚ Â›Â”†omy at all times. They may ‹ Â›Â…‹ Â‚„”‚´Â˜Â‚’“Š„‚›š‰ŠŠ‚…†‚ž™ture, but that will be at their expense. “One of the biggest problems we have in the country among our leaders, is that they allow positions to change their lifestyles in manners injurious to the ’†‰†› ÂŠÂ‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â…“‚ ”“‡‰†…Š‰tions, sometimes to themselves.â€?

District, noted that the desire of most Nigerians is the creation of states to correct some imbalances and give every Nigerian a sense of belonging in the system. He said “it is the legitimate demand of the agitators for such.�

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four serving members of the House of Representatives and nine local government chairmen from his Benue South Senatorial District that even if it will cost him his life, he would along with them, see to the realisation of the Apa State creation project. “Even if it takes my last breadth, I want to pursue the

creation of state. I will put in my last breadth to ensure the creation of Apa State for my people.� Responding to the call by his constituents to contest the 2015 senatorial seat, Mark said “I am a loyal, faithful and dedicated party man. I will only make my intention known when the

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) releases the guidelines and programme for the elections.� He told the people to remain steadfast and loyal to the PDP because there are good reasons including guaranteed dividends of democracy to remain in the party.

U.S. marshal: No dangerous substance in syringe – Investigations BIODUN AKOMOLAFE with agency reports

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he syringe used in ‰†‚‰9‰›³‚”†‚‰‚ž Â‹eral air marshal later quarantined in Houston is said not to appear to have been ’šš Â‹Â‚ ˆ…„€‚ ‰†˜‚ ‹‰†‡ Â“”™Š‚ substances, United States authorities said. The authorities added that ’†‰š‚“ ÂŠÂ™ÂšÂ„Š‚‰“ Â‚• Â†Â‹Â…†‡œ € Â‚‰9Â‰Â›ÂłÂ‚ÂˆÂ‰ÂŠÂ‚ÂŠÂ‰Â…Â‹Â‚Â„Â”Â‚Â€Â‰Â– Â‚ occurred on Sunday night, before the marshal boarded „€ Â‚ ¼Œ—€”™“‚ ´Â…‡€„‚ ž“”ƒ‚ ‰-

gos, Nigeria, to Houston. Many of the details of the incident are still unclear, and authorities with the FBI, the Federal Air Marshal Service and Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) have provided few details about the assault, citing the investigation. According to previous news reports, the marshal and other agents were about to go through security at the Lagos airport on Sunday when a group of men approached them, and a man in the group stabbed a nee-

dle into the marshal’s arm. € Â‚‡“”™•‚”ž‚ƒ Â†Â‚´ Â‹Âœ € Â‚´Â…‡€„‚š‰†‹ Â‹Â‚…†‚ ”™ston at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport around 4:50am Monday.  ÂˆÂŠÂ‚”ž‚„€ Â‚‰9Â‰Â›ÂłÂ‚Â•Â“Â”ÂƒÂ•Â„ed worries that the agent could have been infected with Eboka virus or other diseases. However, preliminary testing on the syringe used …†‚ „€ Â‚ ‰9‰›³‚ €‰Š‚ “™š Â‹Â‚ „€‰„‚ out, authorities said. “Out of an abundance of caution, the Centres for Disease Control and Preven-

tion conducted an on-scene screening of the victim when United Flight 143 landed,â€? FBI spokeswoman, Shauna Dunlap, said in an email. “The victim did not exhibit any signs of illness during „€ Â‚´Â…‡€„‚‰†‹‚ˆ‰Š‚„“‰†Š•”“„ed to a hospital upon landing for further testing. None of the testing conducted has indicated a danger to other passengers.â€? Authorities have not iden„…’ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ƒ‰“Š€‰š‚ Š…†› Â‚ € Â‚ was the victim of a crime, but described him as an agency veteran.

He, however, cautioned ‰Š•…“‰†„Š‚ „”‚ •”š…„…›‰š‚ ”D› ÂŠÂ‚ to base their campaigns on issues that would positively impact on the citizenry instead of engaging in mudslinging or character assassination. “We should be able to tell the people what we have done and what we intend to do when elected.â€? Earlier, the leader of the delegation, who is also the chairman, Ogbadibo Local Government Area of Benue State, Sunday Ada Ojo, said their visit was necessitated by the immense pressure from citizens and opinion leaders from Benue South Senatorial District to compel Mark to contest the 2015 senatorial seat . Ojo stressed that the Idoma nation presently have no Â? 9 Â“‚ ›‰†‹…‹‰„ Â‚ ”„€ Â“‚ „€‰†‚ Mark, adding that the body of the chairmen and the executive of the nine local government councils from the zone have endorsed the candidature of the Senate President.

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L-R: Member, Southern Nigeria Peoples Assembly, (SNPA), Senator Femi Okurounmu; Chairman, SNPA, Chief Edwin Clark and former Vice President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme, at the meeting of the Assembly on Unfavourable Allocation of Polling Units by INEC to Southern Nigeria in Abuja. Photo: Wale Adenuga

Group condoles with U.S. on beheaded journalist Charles Okonji

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group, Veteran Welfare, has condemned the killing of Mr. James Foley, an American journalist, beheaded in Iraq by Islamic State (ISIS) militant, known as ‘Jihadi John’. The terrorist group was dubbed ‘jihadi John’ because of its reported membership of a trio of United Kingdom�”“†‚„ ““”“…Š„Š‚’‡€„…†‡‚ˆ…„€‚ ISIS in Syria nicknamed after The Beatles. He was believed to be one of about 500 Britons believed to have travelled to

join Islamist groups in the country’s continuing civil war. The militant was quoted to have said “I’m back, Obama, and I’m back because of your arrogant foreign policy toward the Islamic State despite our serious warnings. “So, just as your missiles continue to strike our people our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people.� But the National Coordinator, Veteran Welfare, Primate Ayoola Omonigbehin, while reacting to the beheading of Foley, in a statement, said “We regarded

his death. His execution is satanic. He is a champion of journalism profession. He died for the service of the world community. “His death, though quite unfortunate, should be a ladder for the progress to journalism. He should be honoured as a hero to the profession. We pray that God Almighty will show the executor the way to salvation. “We express our pains to President Obama and urge him to take it as a cause for the liberation of humanity. What the world needs now is the restoration of peace, which is in Christ Jesus, an

author of everlasting peace. May God give the entire family divine comfort from heaven in Jesus name,� he stated. Foley, before he was killed, was forced to read a statement that blamed America for his death. The journalist said: “I call on my friends, family and loved ones to rise up against my real killers – the US Government. For what will happen to me is only a result of their complacency and criminality.� The terrorist then murdered him before placing his severed head on his back as he lay on the ground.

inister of Police ‰…“Š¨Â‚ š€‰¯…‚ Â?dul Jelili Adesiyan, has charged the newly deployed Commissioners ”ž‚ ”š…› Â‚ „”‚  Â†ÂŠÂ™Â“ Â‚   Â›tive policing of their new areas of jurisdiction in line with the administration’s reform policies and war against criminality. While lauding the Acting Inspector General of Police, Suleiman Abba, over the deployment of new Commissioners of Police to some states across the country, Adesiyan, in a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Wale Akinola, said the deployment would strengthen the security apparatus across the country. The new IGP had on Monday approved the deployment of new Commissioners of Police in Akwa Ibom, Delta, Lagos, Rivers and 17 other states of the federation following the recommendation of the commissioners to the Police Service Commission (PSC) and its subsequent approval. Adesiyan advised that the newly deployed commissioners should ensure   Â›Â„…– Â‚•”š…›…†‡œ “The newly deployed Commissioners of Police should act as agents of positive change and guard against all acts inimical to the fundamental rights of the citizenry as I urge the citizens of those states to give the new command helmsmen maximum support so as to guarantee their success in their assigned roles.

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JTF found stolen crude oil in shrines, septic tanks in Bayelsa, Delta UCHENNA NEAFOR, Yenagoa

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he authorities of the Joint Military Task Force code named Operation Pulo Shield has ›”†’“ƒ ‹‚ „€ ‚ ‹…Š›”– “˜‚ ”ž‚

stolen crude oil in “juju� shrines and septic tanks in some communities of Delta and Bayelsa States. According to the JTF the stolen crude oil was buried inside traditional grounds

Police arrest six suspected pirates, armed robbers in Bayelsa UHENNA NWAFOR, Yenagoa

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he Bayelsa state Police Command has arrested six suspected sea pirates and armed robbers following a security operation launched in some parts of the state capital and the coastal communities. While the three suspected

IYC protests, shut down oil multinational NATH OMAME, Port Harcourt

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undreds of young men under the aegis of the Ijaw Youths Council, (IYC), yesterday, shut down operations at a multinational oil company in Port Harcourt. The protesters who arrived in buses said they were irked by the hostile manner the oil company terminated the appointment on Steve Aralu, “after he developed eye cancer as a result of an accident he had in the course of duty�. National Secretary of the IYC, Engr. Emmanuel Alagbariya, disclosed that Aralu, who was until his appointment was terminated, was a laboratory supervisor with the oil multinational. “Aralu had an accident in laboratory. He was bathed in chemical ˆ€…›€‚ ‰  ›„ ‹‚ €…Š‚  ˜ œ‚ His appointment was terminated after his visibility became impaired. Up to now, the company has not thought it germane to pay him his compensation.� The protesters blocked the main entrance to the oil company with three buses at about 7.10 am. They politely asked the Š ›™“…„˜‚ ”D› “Š‚ ‰„‚ „€ ‚ company not to allow anyone into the company’s premises. Algbariya stressed: “We have resolved to shut down operations in this company for the whole of the day. We ask that Aralu should be compensated for the injury he sustained while on duty.�

sea pirates were arrested by the Marine Police formation along Akassa waterways of Brass Local Government area of the State following ‰†‚ ‰šš Â‡ Â‹Â‚ ‰“ƒ Â‹Â‚ ‰9‰›³‚ on a passenger boat by the gang, the three suspected armed robbers were arrested during separate security operations by operatives attached to the Akenfa Police Divisonal Command and the Ijaw House building. The spokesman of the State Police Command, Mr.Alex Akhigbe, while speaking to newsmen yesterday in Yenagoa, identiÂ’ Â‹Â‚„€ Â‚‰““ ÂŠÂ„ Â‹Â‚Š Â‰Â‚•…“‰„ ÂŠÂ‚ as Akosi GodLaw, Aboy Isou and Femi Odigiri. The arrested armed robbers are Ebi Vincent (20),Victor Elvis(20) and Henry Dogo (22). According to Akhigbe, “the suspected sea pirates were arrested after they €‰‹‚ Š™›› ÂŠÂŠÂžÂ™ÂšÂšÂ˜Â‚ ‰9‰›³ Â‹Â‚ a passenger boat along the Akassa waterways at about 11.15am and dispossess them of their valuables. Our Marine Police personnel chased them and arrested three suspects.â€?  Â”š…› Âƒ Â†Â‚ ‰9‰›€ Â‹Â‚ „”‚ the Ijaw House building along the Sani Abacha expressway had during an operation sighted a commercial tricycle popularly known as Keke Napep and became suspicious of the passengers. They chased after the Keke Napep and searched the passengers. A locally made pistol was found on a passenger with two cartridges. The case has been transferred to the State CID.â€?

™¯™‚Š€“…† Š‚Š…9…†‡‚“””ƒŠ‚”ž‚ a house and septic tanks to avoid detections from security agencies. The JTF in a statement signed by the Coordinator of the Joint Media Campaign Centre of the Task Force, Lt. Col. Mustapha Anka, the illegal oil bunkering squad of the Joint Task Force Operation PULO SHIELD uncovered the new tactics applied by oil thieves and illegal oil

bunkerers operating in the Niger Delta region following the seizure of a sewage truck with 12,000 capacity loaded with stolen crude. The sewage truck according to the JTF, was intercepted along Ibada Amukpe community in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State, “The sewage truck was declared to be carrying waste and heading to disposal dump by the occupants of the truck, but was discov-

ered to be carrying illegally acquired crude oil. Both the suspects and the product are in the custody of the JTF for preliminary investigation before handing them over to prosecuting agency. It would be recalled that the task force has discovered illegal oil dump buried inside shrines, Š…9…†‡‚“””ƒ‚‰†‹‚Š Â•Â„Â…Â›Â‚Â„Â‰Â†ÂłÂœÂś Meanwhile the troops attached to the JTF launched a security operation against alleged criminals in Bayelsa

State and discovered one AK ¡¸Â‚ ‰ŠŠ‰™š„‚ “…´ Â‚ ˆ…„€‚ “ Â‡Â…Š„“‰tion number CK28817. According to the JTF, “one foreign made barrel gun and a locally made single barrel with 12 live cartridges were also recovered. No arrest was made as the criminals have escaped before the arrival of the troops. The weapons and the cartridges are in JTF cus„”‹˜‚ˆ€…š Â‚ Â”“„Š‚‰“ Â‚”†‚‡”ing to apprehend the criminals.â€?

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Bayelsa to acquire free international e-passport for workers

mented and issued with my brand new 64 page euccor is on the way •‰ŠŠ•”“„‚ …†‚ š ÂŠÂŠÂ‚ „€‰†‚ ’– Â‚ for workers in the minutes. Let me use this opBayelsa state civil portunity to appreciate the service as the state Nigerian Immigration Sergovernment has vice for this great initiative. concluded plans to acquire I will also appreciate them the new electronic internafor the wonderful job they tional passport for them. are doing working with sisGovernor Seriake Dickter agencies to maintain law son who made this discloand order for the stability sure yesterday in Yenagoa of our state and country at large,â€? Dickson said. In his remarks, Bayelsa Comptroller of Immigration, Mr. Sule Wunti disclosed that the new e-passNATH OMAME, Port Harcourt into Nigeria and other West we have successfully con- the gamble to come into Ni- port are in three categories, tained the spread of Ebola geria for solutions to their Š‰˜…†‡‚ „€ Â‚ ’“Š„‚ ›‰„ Â‡Â”“˜‚ …Š‚ he Rivers State African states for succour. The Commissioner for in our countries and then problems. Nigeria and oth- the 64-page passport, which government has appealed to the Health, Dr. Sampson Park- shut our eyes to what is er West African countries has just been issued to his i n t e r n a t i o n a l er, who represented Gov- currently happening in Li- should move quickly into Excellency, the Governor of community to ernor Amaechi at a press beria and Sierra Leone, we Liberia and Sierra Leone Bayelsa state. “The cost implication of come to the aid of Liberia Â?“… Â’†‡¨Â‚ …†‚ ”“„‚ ‰“›”™“„¨Â‚ will not also be helping and reach out to contain and Serra Leone in their ef- yesterday, stated: “We can ourselves because citizens the Ebola virus. We cannot this 64-page passport is forts to contain the dreaded commended the Nigerian ”ž‚„€ ÂŠ Â‚›”™†„“… ÂŠÂ‚ƒ‰˜‚’†‹‚ leave them aloneâ€?. twenty thousand naira, inHe further emphasized: cluding bank charges.â€? Ebola virus that has made government for the suc- their way into our counan incursion into West Af- cess it has achieved in com- „“˜‚ †”‚ ƒ‰9 Â“‚ €”ˆ‚ ˆ ÂšÂšÂ‚ ˆ Â‚ “It is time for us to move Wunti said the second bating Ebola. We can also claim to have policed our very quickly and that is the rica. category, which is the 32only way we can maintain Governor Chibuike Roti- commend Rivers State for bordersâ€?. Amaechi appealed: “What our successes here. We have page passport is meant for mi Amaechi, charged the …„Š‚  Â”“„Š‚ …†‚ ›”†„‰…†…†‡‚ „€ Â‚ 18 to 60 years old at a cost international community spread, but we cannot go worries me is what is hap- all worked together for a ”ž‚’ž„  Â†Â‚„€”™Š‰†‹¨Â‚ ºÂ›ÂšÂ™Â‹and West African States to and sleep when Liberia and pening in Liberia because ƒ”†„€¨Â‚Š”‚ˆ Â‚›‰††”„‚‰ ”“‹‚ individually and jointly  Â““‰‚  Â”† Â‚‰“ Â‚Š„…šš‚Â?‰9š…†‡‚ we cannot sleep well if the to get another Patrick Saw- ing bank charges, while the support Liberia and Serra with the spread of the dis- issues in Liberia continues. yer or two or three Patrick third category for persons The late Patrick Sawyer is Sawyers again in Nigeria below 18 years and above Leone so that their citizens easeâ€?. He charged: “The interna- just one case and with the because it will be too costly. 50 years cost eight thouˆ€”‚‰“ Â‚‡ 9…†‡‚…†›“ Â‰ÂŠÂ…†‡ly frustrated over the wan- tional community and the successes we have record- And if we don’t move I can sand, seven hundred and ton spread of Ebola in their other West African states ed in Nigeria more Patrick bet you that we will have ’ž„˜‚ †‰…“‰¨Â‚  ºÂ›ÂšÂ™Â‹Â…†‡‚ Â?‰†³‚ charges. countries will not scamper should do more. If we think Sawyers may just well take themâ€?. UCHENNA Yenagoa

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shortly after he launched the new international epassport at the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Bayelsa Command, also lauded the NIS for its service to state and nation, and ›”ƒƒ †‹ ‹‚…„Š‚”D› “Š‚‰†‹‚ men for their dedication to work. “Like I told the Comptroller, let me state it here that Bayelsa has a robust policy

which will be implemented soon. All workers in the state civil service will have our e-passport at no cost to them so that when the need arises, they can travel out, they can go on pilgrimage, also use it for other purposes. I believe it will help to support the system and institutions we are building. “As you all have just seen, I have just been docu-

Ebola: Amaechi charges international community to intervene in Liberia, Sierra Leone

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Kerry in Iraq backs government, says Baghdad a partner against Islamic State

nited States Secretary of State John Kerry yesterday endorsed Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s plans to mend Baghdad’s relations with Sunnis and Kurds, and said Iraq ˆ‰Š‚‰‚•‰“„† Â“‚…†‚„€ Â‚’‡€„‚ against Islamic State militants. Kerry, on a tour of the Middle East to build ƒ…š…„‰“˜¨Â‚ •”š…„…›‰š‚ ‰†‹‚ Â’nancial support to defeat the militants controlling parts of Iraq and Syria, said: “We all have an interest in supporting the new government of Iraq.â€? “The coalition that is at the heart of our global strategy I assure you will continue to grow and deepen in the days ahead œœœ‚ Â? Â›Â‰Â™ÂŠ Â‚ „€ Â‚ †…„ Â‹Â‚ States and the world will simply not stand by to watch as ISIL’s evil spreads.â€? he said, using an alternative acronym for Islamic State. “A new and inclusive Iraqi government has to be the engine of our global strategy against ISIL. Now the Iraqi parliament has approved a new cabi-

net with new leaders, with representation from all Iraqi communities, it’s full steam ahead.� Kerry’s visit comes hours before a speech in which Obama will try to rally Americans behind another war in a region

he has long sought to š Â‰Â– ¨Â‚ Â?‰›³ Â‹Â‚ Â?˜‚ ˆ€‰„‚ Washington hopes will be a coalition of NATO and Gulf Arab allies comƒ…9 Â‹Â‚„”‚‰‚›‰ƒ•‰…‡†‚„€‰„‚ could stretch beyond the end of Obama’s term in 2016.

“When the world hears from President Obama this evening, he will lay ”™„‚ ˆ…„€‚ ‡“ Â‰Â„‚ Š• Â›Â…’›ity each component of a broad strategy of how to deal with ISIL,â€? Kerry said. Kerry told Abadi he was encouraged by his plans for “reconstitutingâ€? the military and his commitment to political reforms reaching out to all of Iraq’s religious and ethnic communities. Abadi formed his government on Monday in ˆ€‰„‚ˆ‰Š‚Â?…šš Â‹Â‚‰Š‚‰‚Â?“ Â‰ÂłÂ‚ from the more abrasive style of his predecessor ™“…‚ ‰š— ‰š…³…¨Â‚ ˆ€”Š Â‚ policies were blamed by many Iraqis for fuelling

sectarianism and pushing „€ Â‚ ›”™†„“˜‚ „”‚ „€ Â‚ Â?“…†³‚ of collapse. Šš‰ƒ…›‚ „‰„ Â‚ ’‡€„ Â“Š‚ Š Â… Â‹Â‚ š‰“‡ Â‚ ›€™†³Š‚ ”ž‚ Iraq’s north and west this year, welcomed by many of the Sunni Muslim minority, who blamed the government for targeting them with indiscriminate arrests and discriminatory policies. Abadi appealed to the international community „”‚ € ÂšÂ•Â‚ “‰Ÿ‚ ’‡€„‚ Šš‰ƒ…›‚ State, urging them “to act immediately to stop the spread of this cancer.â€? Abadi faces multiple crises, from the need to convince the Sunnis they should stand with Baghdad against Islamic State

Russia successfully tests nuclear missile, more planned –Navy chief

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ussia carried out a successful test of its new Bulava intercontinental nuclear missile yesterday and will perform two more test launches in October and November, the head of its naval forces said. The armed forces have

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boosted their military training and test drills since the start of the con´Â…›„‚ …†‚  Â‰ÂŠÂ„ Â“†‚ ³“‰…† ¨Â‚ which Russia considers its traditional sphere of …†´Â™ Â†Â› Âœ The 12-metre long Bulava, or mace, has undergone numerous tests, some successful, and can deliver an impact of up to

Ukraine says Russia withdrawing forces from east, sees boost for peace

Âł “ ‰ Â… †  ¢ Š‚ president said yesterday Russia had reƒ”– Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ Â?™š³‚ ”ž‚ …„Š‚ forces from his country, raising hopes for a peace drive now underway af„ Â“‚’– Â‚ƒ”†„€Š‚”ž‚›”†´Â…›„‚ in which more than 3,000 • Â”•š Â‚€‰– Â‚Â?  Â†Â‚³…šš Â‹Âœ Moscow denies sending troops into eastern ³“‰…† Â‚ „”‚ Š™••”“„‚ •“”— ™ŠŠ…‰†‚ “ Â? ÂšÂŠÂ‚ Â?‰9š…†‡‚ ³“‰…†…‰†‚ ž”“› ÂŠ¨Â‚ ‹ spite what Kiev and its  ÂŠÂ„ Â“†‚ Â?‰›³ Â“Š‚ Š‰˜‚ …Š‚ overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Moscow also denies arming the separatists. President Petro Po“”Š€ Â†ÂłÂ”‚„”š‹‚‰‚„ Âš Â–…Š Â‹Â‚ ›‰Â?…† Â„‚ ƒ  Â„…†‡‚ ³“‰…† Â‚ would remain a sovereign, united country under the terms of a peace roadmap approved last Friday, but said parts of the east under rebel control would get special status. “According to the latest information I have

to persuading minority ™“‹Š‚†”„‚„”‚Â?“ Â‰ÂłÂ‚‰ˆ‰˜‚ and convincing his own majority Shi’ites he can protect them from Sunni hardliners. Kerry highlighted Abadi’s readiness “to move forward rapidly on the oil agreements necessary for the Kurds, (and) on the representation of Sunnis in government.â€? In a sign of the eagerness among Iraq’s political elite for a fresh start, new Parliament • Â‰³ Â“‚  ÂšÂ…ƒ‚ ‰š— Jubouri, a Sunni, told Kerry: “We are ... hopeful that we will be able to defeat terrorist organisations and establish democracy in Iraq.â€?

received from our intelligence, 70 per cent of Russian troops have been ƒ”– Â‹Â‚ Â?‰›³‚ ‰›“”ŠŠ‚ „€ Â‚ border,â€? he said. “This further strengthens our hope that the peace initiatives have good prospects.â€?

”ˆ Â– Â“¨Â‚ ”“”Š€ Â†ÂłÂ”‚ Š‰…‹‚„€ Â‚› Â‰ÂŠ Â’“ Â‚ˆ‰Š‚†”„‚ proving easy to maintain because “terroristsâ€? were constantly trying to pro–”³ Â‚ Â… Â–¢ÂŠÂ‚ž”“› ÂŠÂœ ³“‰…† ¢ÂŠÂ‚ ƒ…š…„‰“˜‚ “ corded at least six vioš‰„…”†Š‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ › Â‰ÂŠ Â’“ Â‚ overnight but said there were no casualties. Five servicemen have been ³…šš Â‹Â‚ ‹™“…†‡‚ „€ Â‚ › Â‰ÂŠ Â’“ ¨Â‚ ³“‰…† Â‚ Š‰˜Šœ‚ ‚ ›…–…š…‰†‚ ˆ‰Š‚ ‰šŠ”‚ ³…šš Â‹Â‚ ‰„‚ „€ Â‚ ˆ  ³ Â†Â‹Â‚ ‹™“…†‡‚ shelling of the eastern port of Mariupol on the Sea of Azov in eastern ³“‰…† Âœ ”“”Š€ Â†ÂłÂ”‚ Š‰…‹‚ ³“‰…† Â‚ ˆ‰Š‚ “ Â‡Â“”™•ing its forces in eastern ³“‰…† ¨Â‚ †”„‚ …†‚ •“ Â•Â‰Â“‰„…”†‚ ž”“‚ ‰‚ † ÂˆÂ‚ ”  Â†ÂŠÂ…– Â‚ against the rebels, as the separatists themselves

have suggested, but in order to defend territory ž“”ƒ‚•”ŠŠ…Â?š Â‚‰9Â‰Â›ÂłÂœ The Kremlin said Russian President Vladimir ™„…†‚ ‰†‹‚ ”“”Š€ Â†ÂłÂ”‚ ˆ Â“ Â‚ Â?“”‰‹š˜‚ Š‰„…Š’ Â‹Â‚ ˆ…„€‚ €”ˆ‚ „€ Â‚ › Â‰ÂŠ Â’“ ¨Â‚ …†‚ •š‰› Â‚ ž”“‚ † Â‰Â“š˜‚ ’– Â‚ days, was holding in ³“‰…† ÂœÂ‚ € Â‚„ˆ”‚š Â‰Â‹ Â“Š‚ Š•”³ Â‚Â?˜‚•€”† Â‚”†‚ ™ ÂŠday for the second time „€…Š‚ˆ  ³Âœ In his televised reÂƒÂ‰Â“ÂłÂŠ¨Â‚ ”“”Š€ Â†ÂłÂ”‚ ”žfered the rebels an olive branch by saying he would propose a bill † ºÂ„‚ ˆ  ³Â‚ ”  Â“…†‡‚  ÂŠÂ• cial statusâ€? to parts of the Ӡ Â„Š³‚‰†‹‚ ™€‰†Š³‚“ Â‡Â…”†Š‚ ”ž‚  Â‰ÂŠÂ„ Â“†‚ ³“‰…† Â‚ they now control. But he was adamant in rejecting the separatists’ demands for full independence for their “ Â‡Â…”†Š‚ ‰†‹‚ „€ Â‚ ³…†‹‚ ”ž‚ radical “federalisationâ€? favoured by Russia.  Â€ Â‚ …†Š³‚ •“”„”›”š‚ envisages the restoration and preservation of ³“‰…†…‰†‚ Š”– Â“ Â…‡†„˜‚ on all the territory of

the Donbass (in eastern ³“‰…† à ¨Â‚ …†›š™‹…†‡‚ „€‰„‚ ›”†„“”šš Â‹Â‚ Â?˜‚ „€ Â‚ ’‡€„ Â“Š¨œÂ‚ ”“”Š€ Â†ÂłÂ”‚Š‰…‹œ City authorities in Mar…™•”š¨Â‚ ‰‚ ³ Â˜Â‚ ž“”†„š…† Â‚ …†‚

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„€ Â‚ ›”†´Â…›„¨Â‚ ‰††”™†› Â‹Â‚ yesterday tough new security measures including a night-time curfew to help control rebel movements.

100 times the atomic blast that devastated Hiroshima in 1945. Naval Commander…†— €… ÂžÂ‚ ‹ƒ…“‰š‚ …³„”“‚ €…“³”–‚ Š‰…‹‚ „€ Â‚ „ ÂŠÂ„‚ launch had been carried out from the White Sea and that the test missile had hit its target in Russia’s far east. “In October and November of this year, the †‰–‰š‚ ´  Â„‚ ˆ…šš‚ ›‰““˜‚ out two more launches ˆ…„€‚ „ˆ”‚ “”›³ Â„‚ ›“™…Š Â“Š‚ equipped with ballistic missiles,â€? Interfax quoted Â€Â…Â“ÂłÂ”Â–Â‚Â‰ÂŠÂ‚ÂŠÂ‰Â˜Â…Â†Â‡Âœ A Bulava missile weighs 36.8 tonnes and can travel ž¨¤¤¤Â‚ ÂłÂƒÂ‚ ¿À¨¤¤¤Â‚ ƒ…š ÂŠĂ ‚ and hold 6-10 nuclear warheads.

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UN says China not yet deploying peacekeepers in South Sudan

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hina will send 700 soldiers to a United Nations peacekeeping force in South Sudan later this year to protect civilians amid a rebellion in the African ›”™†„“˜¨Â‚ ‰‚ ‚ ”D›…‰š‚ said yesterday, denying a report they were already being deployed. The Wall Street Journal had quoted a spokesman for South Sudan’s president as saying the airlift of a Chinese infan„“˜‚Â?‰9‰š…”†‚„”‚„€ Â‚ ”™„€‚ Sudanese states of Unity and Upper Nile was under way and would be completed in several days. Joe Contreras, the acting spokesman for the UN mission in South Sudan, known as UNMISS, Š‰…‹‚†”‚‹‰„ Â‚€‰‹‚Â?  Â†Â‚Â’nalised, nor the deployment area. Contreras also denied peacekeepers were protecting industry infrastructure in oil-rich South Sudan. China is the biggest investor in the country’s oil industry. “Nowhere in the current mandate and mission does it say that peacekeepers will be asked to defend oil industry installations. When circumstances arise ... our peacekeepers will be called upon to protect civilian oil industry workers but not „€ Â‚ “ Â’† Â“˜‚ ”“‚ •…• ÂšÂ…† Â‚ or storage tanks,â€? Contreras said. Any participation by Chinese peacekeepers was in accordance with UN Security Council au-

thorisation and was only to maintain peace and stability, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in Beijing. China is willing to increase its support for South Sudan peacekeeping in line with Security Council requests, she told a daily news briefing. “We are currently in

close communication with the United Nations secretariat,� Hua said, adding that China now has more than 1,800 peacekeepers in Africa. ‚ ”D›…‰šŠ‚ €‰– ‚ •“ viously said it would be „€ ‚ ’“Š„‚ „…ƒ ‚ €…†‰‚ €‰‹‚ ›”†„“…�™„ ‹‚ ‰‚ �‰9‰š…”†‚ to a UN peacekeeping mission. Last year China sent a smaller “protection unit� to join a UN

mission in Mali. China has played an unusually active diplomatic role in South Sudan. €…† Š ‚ ”D›…‰šŠ‚ €‰– ‚ been in regular contact with Western diplomats to help African mediators push for a halt to ’‡€„…†‡‚ …†‚ „€ ‚ ›”™†„“˜œ‚ China has also pushed rival factions loyal to President Salva Kiir and

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Namibian PM accuses foreign election observers of bias

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he Namibian Prime Minister and ruling party presidential candidate Hage Geingob has accused foreign observers of being unfair and biased in their assessment of African elections, local media reported yesterday. Geingob, who will stand as the ruling Swapo party presidential candidate in elections set for November this year, questioned the rationale behind inviting foreign observers,

particularly those from the West, to validate African elections. Speaking Tuesday at „€ ‚ ”D›…‰š‚ ”• †…†‡‚ ”ž‚ ‰‚ police workshop on the maintenance of law and order during elections, the prime minister said he is looking forward to a democratic Namibia where foreign election observers will no longer be needed to validate the country’s election results. He said Namibians should be the judges of whether their elections

are free and fair as they fought to gain the right to vote. “The problem with people from other countries coming to monitor our elections in Africa is that they tend to have negative reports,â€? Geingob said. “In Namibia we have €‰‹‚’– Â‚ž“  Â‚‰†‹‚ž‰…“‚ Âš Â›tions. I want Namibia „”‚ Â? Â‚ „€ Â‚ ’†‰š‚ ¯™‹‡ Â‚ ‰Š‚ to whether the elections were free and fair not the foreign observers.â€? He said Namibians are

rebel leader Riek Machar to talk. “”™†‹‚’– ‚• “‚› †„‚”ž‚ China’s oil imports came from South Sudan when it was pumping at full

„…š„œ‚ € ‚ Š„‰„ ‚ ’“ƒ‚ €…na National Petroleum Corp has a 40 per cent stake in a joint venture developing the country’s ”…š‚’ š‹Šœ

Attackers of Rwandan exile jailed eight years in S/Africa

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our men convicted of trying to kill an exiled critic of Rwandan President Paul Kagame in South Africa were each jailed for eight years on Monday, though the magistrate said they were not the main culprits. Former Rwandan army chief General Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa survived being shot in the stomach as he was being driven into his Johannesburg home in £¤¼¤¨Â‚„€ Â‚Š‰ƒ Â‚˜ Â‰Â“‚€ Â‚´ Â‹Â‚ Rwanda after falling out with former ally Kagame. Rwanda has regularly denied any involvement. But after armed men broke into Nyamwasa’s home this year, South African

™Š„…› Â‚ …†…Š„ Â“‚  Â‚ ‰‹ Â? Â‚ warned Kigali that “our country will not be used as a springboard to do illegal activitiesâ€?. The two Rwandans and two Tanzanians found guilty of shooting Nyamwasa smiled in apparent relief after the eight-year sentence, less than the minimum 15 years prosecutors had asked for. Magistrate Stanley Mkhari told the men: “You are not the main culprits in this ƒ‰9 Â“œ‚ „‚ …Š‚ ƒ˜‚ –… ÂˆÂ‚ „€‰„‚ you are supposed to appear before me with all the people who made money available and also the people who paid to commit the ”  Â†Â› ÂŠÂœÂś He said he was taking into account the fact that the four

the best observers as they stay and live in the country, and will have to live with the outcome of the election results. Namibians will go to the polls in November to elect the country’s third democratically elected president as well as members of the National Assembly. The country has held relatively peaceful and fair elections since gaining independence from South Africa in 1990. Paul Kagame

- Amani Uriwane and Sady Abdou from Rwanda and Hassan Mohammedi Nduli and Hemedi Dendengo Sefu from Tanzania - had been in custody since the shooting.  € ‚  ›„…– ‚„ “ƒ‚”ž‚…ƒprisonment is eight years for each accused,� he said. Nyamwasa told journalists afterwards he was happy with the sentences, but said he and many other exiled Rwandans around the world still felt unsafe. “There is fear for the lives of very many Rwandans, those that have taken asylum here in South Africa, those that have taken asylum in many other parts of the world, and even more, those that have remained in the country, he told journalists.� In March, armed men broke into Nyamwasa’s empty home, just months after another exiled Rwandan and former Rwandan spy chief was found strangled in an upmarket Johannesburg hotel room. South Africa expelled three Rwandan diplomats over the raid at Nyamwasa’s house. Kigali, which said South Africa had produced no evidence it was involved, reciprocated by throwing out six. Kigali has rubbished allegations by Nyamwasa and others that it was involved, but has accused Pretoria of harbouring “dissidents responsible for terrorist attacks in Rwanda�.

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B’Haram: Gusau and weakened security agencies

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he appointment of Aliyu Gusau as the new Minister of Defence followed quickly the sacking of military service chiefs and their replacements in February indicating government’s readiness to curb he menace of Boko Haram’s insurgence ahead of next year’s general election starting mid February. However, the insurgence since Gusau’s appointment has gone from bad to worse with Boko Haram hoisting flags of Islamic Caliphate in some areas in Borno and soldiers deserting and chickening out of battle, with military authorities offering piteous subterfuges. Gusau had served as defence chief for three administrations and is reportedly well grounded on intelligence networking. However, it seems Gusau has lost what it takes to cage the insurgents and energise the security agencies to perform, instead of the current humiliation in the field of battle. It is instructive that President Goodluck Jonathan too had confessed recently he sacked the four military service chiefs about a year ago because the security agencies worked at cross purposes, refusing to

share intelligence reports and thereby allowing insurgents to compromise the nation’s corporate existence. Newswatch Daily had persistently in the past one year warned against the havoc of inter service security rivalry, which encouraged security agents to serve as moles to sabotage military operations by hoarding intelligence reports or failing to act. The President was particularly piqued, as we were and said so in previous editorials, by the last November walkover of the Air Force base in Kaduna when Boko Haram insurgents easily destroyed jet fighter planes and buildings. Recently, the president had authenticated the inter-service rivalry earlier identified by military authorities as sabotaging the efforts to checkmate insurgency and expanding war theatres in different parts of the country. We had noted signals of government’s triviality in handling vital security challenges. The specific issue was that the various security agencies were not sharing intelligence information leading to wasteful duplication of efforts and botched operations in uprooting strongholds of criminality. Jonathan, during the opening

Letters to the Editor Jonathan must settle me

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udging from the frenzy of politicsrelated activities lately, one would think 2015 was just around the corner. But then, it has to be so since •”š…„…›‰š‚•”ˆ Â“‚Š Â›Â™Â“ ÂŠÂ‚™†ž 9 Â“ Â‹Â‚ access to the almost limitless •“…–…š Â‡ ÂŠÂ‚•™Â?š…›‚”D› Â‚‰ ”“‹Šœ‚ Obasanjo dubbed it a ‘do-or-die’ ‰ ‰…“œ‚ ”™‚‹”†¢Â„‚‡ Â„‚ƒ”“ Â‚‰››™“‰„ Â‚ than that. ‰‹š˜¨Â‚ ‚›‰†‚Â?‰“ ÂšÂ˜Â‚‰ ”“‹‚„€…Š‚”† Â‚ luxury now. And the reason is simple, though grave: I have yet to balance the books for 2011. There’s a huge debt that remains embarrassingly outstanding, and until it is cleared, I voted Jonathan because I believed he would stay true to his promise to change the course of things in Nigeria. ‚Â? ÂšÂ… Â– Â‹Â‚€ Â‚ˆ”™š‹‚’‡€„‚›”““™•„…”†‚ by rewarding good and punishing

evil. He gave the impression that it wasn’t going to be business as usual, and I believed him; or more appropriately, willed myself to. I’ve since summed up the psychological, emotional, physical and spiritual cost of what I did on Saturday 16th April 2011, and the amount is truly hefty. But then, Jonathan is credit-worthy and there’s no doubt he can pay. He must pay. I kept my side of the bargain, now he must keep his. Until that happens, I counsel all 2015 political proselytizers to direct their crusade elsewhere. I have debts to collect. I have books to balance. •žÂ?žȹ •žÂ?žȹ ›“’ȹ ——Š—Â?ÂŠĹ˜Ĺ–Ĺ—Ĺ˜Č“Â?Â–ÂŠÂ’Â•ÇŻÂŒÂ˜Â–

of the Defence Intelligence Agency Headquarters in Abuja September 9, 2013 had remarked: “What I noticed, which may not be quite right, is that our intelligence services are not sharing information. They operate in isolation and it is not too helpful to government. They must find a way to work together and find a way to ensure that they complement their efforts to protect the one government they are serving. When any member is sick, it affects the whole body. For the body to work well, every member must function optimally�. As far back as May 2013, the then spokesman of the Joint Military Task Force in Borno State had alerted that, “the fundamental problem of border security, arms trafficking, efficient and effective fight against terrorism in Nigeria can be linked to institutional fragmentation, intelligence and policy non-coordination between and among security agencies.� The challenges he said “are real and must be addressed for the

fight against terrorism, arms proliferation and border security to be effective�. In June, the State Security Services (SSS) and the Army jointly agreed that anti-terrorism crusade was ineffective because of lack of cooperation among a dozen security agencies. In effect, the nation has surplus and redundant intelligence apparatuses, which need to be centrally coordinated by promoting a national policy on intelligence sharing of information to achieve a holistic and comprehensive agenda. The selfish desire of heads of security agencies to solely claim credit for success in antiterrorism war and thereby access extra funding, usually diverted to personal use, is a major cause of botched operations. In November last year two generals hoarded intelligence information that could have foiled the Boko Haram deadly attack on a major military formation in Jaji, Kaduna state, leading to the killing of over 20 persons, including an

Air Force General. Masterminds of insurgencies have escaped arrest because vital intelligence is not shared, but hoarded so that another agency or head does not claim credit. However, the security agencies should be rid of officers full of ego, pride that compromise security and welfare of the nation, Boko Haram sympathisers and moles should be fished out and sanctioned seriously to deter others. Henceforth, any officer found to have hoarded intelligence information that could have led to apprehending criminality should be severely sanctioned. The nation’s security is bigger than the selfish interest of any individual officer. We are unhappy that President Jonathan has failed to heed our call to advance beyond timid pleas but to formulate a national intelligence-sharing policy to address this dangerous lacuna.

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B’Haram: Dangers of western intervention

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”†Š ŸÂ™ Â†Â„‚™•”†‚„€ ÂŠ Â‚”D›…‰š‚ shenanigans, not a few people will be ready to accept any means possible to rescue these kids and reunite them with their parents. However, in our quest for an immediate release of the Chibok girls and end to terrorism, we must spare a „€”™‡€„‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚³…†‹‚”ž‚Š”š™„…”†Š‚”†‚”  Â“œ‚ € Â‚›™““ Â†Â„‚ƒ ÂŠÂŠÂ…‰†…›‚Š„‰„™Š‚ being accorded western imperialist governments of the United States (US), Britain, France, etc as being expressed in major newspapers in the country and internationally, is misplaced and indeed dangerous. Of course, behind the latest …ƒ• Â“…‰š…Š„‚…†„ Â“– Â†Â„…”†‚…Š‚ …‡ Â“…‰¢ÂŠÂ‚ bankrupt, corrupt capitalist ruling class, „€“”™‡€‚…Š‚“”9 Â†Â‚•”š…„…›Š¨Â‚ˆ€…›€‚€‰Š‚ failed Nigerians in all areas. While the western governments claim that only a few military and intelligence forces will be involved, the reality is that the country is in a protracted foreign military hostage. € Â‚ ‚‰†‹‚”„€ Â“‚ˆ ÂŠÂ„ Â“†‚ ‡”– Â“†ƒ Â†Â„¢ÂŠÂ‚ƒ…š…„‰“˜‚…†–”š– Âƒ Â†Â„‚…†‚ the Boko Haram issue will not guarantee peace in the northern Nigeria or elsewhere. In fact, it has the capacity to draw in stronger forces of global terrorist network into Nigeria, as the country will be seen as another outpost of western imperialism against terrorism (a seed ›‰•…„‰š…Š„‚…ƒ• Â“…‰š…Šƒ‚Š”ˆ Â‹Â‚…†‚„€ Â‚’“Š„‚ instance). Whether the Chibok schoolgirls are found or not, the US and western imperialist militaries will use the opportunity to seek a permanent base in the country, and play more roles in the internal security policies. With this will be deeper involvement of western imperialism in the politics and economics of the country. He, who controls the defence, dictates the pace of the politics and by extension controls the economy.

Kola Ibrahim

A review of western media editorials and reports suggests that there is a conclusion being drawn that Nigeria is a failed state, and the government is incapable of addressing not just

Nigeria, while France has presence in Mali and other francophone African ›”™†„“… ÂŠÂœÂ‚ € Â“ Â‚€‰– Â‚‰šŠ”‚Â?  Â†Â‚•“ Â–…”™Š‚ ‰9 ÂƒÂ•Â„Š‚„”‚Š Â„‚™•‚‰‚‹“”† Â‚Â?‰Š Â‚…†‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚ without success. Just few years ago, Nigerians rejected citing of US African Military Command (AFRICOM) base in

The US and other western government’s military involvement in the Boko Haram issue will not guarantee peace in the northern Nigeria or elsewhere. In fact, it has the capacity to draw in stronger forces of global terrorist network into Nigeria security situation but also the problems ›”†ž“”†„…†‡‚„€ Â‚•”š…„˜œ‚ €…Š‚…Š‚‰‚ background to placing western capitalist governments as saviour of Nigeria. Already, western militaries, with US African Command in the lead, are playing decisive roles in the Gulf of Guinea, with the possibility of building military bases in the coast of Nigeria ‰“”™†‹‚ ‰‡”Šœ‚ €…Š‚…Š‚Â? Â…†‡‚‹”† Â‚™†‹ Â“‚ the guise of combating oil bunkering ‰†‹‚•…“‰›˜œ‚ € Â‚ …‡ Â“…‰†‚‡”– Â“†ƒ Â†Â„¨Â‚ under Goodluck Jonathan, has already Š™““ Â†Â‹ Â“ Â‹Â‚ …‡ Â“…‰¢ÂŠÂ‚›”‰Š„‰š‚‹ Âž Â†Â› Â‚„”‚ the western imperialist forces. With the latest involvement in northern Nigeria, in „€ Â‚†‰ƒ Â‚”ž‚’‡€„…†‡‚„ Â““”“…Šƒ¨Â‚„€ Â‚›˜›š Â‚ may be complete. Moreover, the US drone bases have been situated in Niger, which borders

Nigeria; but today, western militaries may have achieved more than they dreamt. Nigerians must reject western military intervention. €…Š‚…Š‚…†‚‰‹‹…„…”†‚„”‚‡“”ŠŠ‚€™ƒ‰†‚ rights abuses this will engender. For instance, while one of the excuses of western imperialism in Afghanistan is the need for women liberation, the country, thirteen years after, has seen further ‹ Â‡ Â† Â“‰„…”†‚”ž‚ˆ”ƒ Â†¢ÂŠÂ‚›”†‹…„…”†Š‚ˆ…„€‚ abduction, rape, etc being the order of the day. †‚ …‡ Â“…‰¨Â‚€‰šž‚”ž‚”– Â“‚¼À¤¤Â‚‹ Â‰Â„€Š‚ …†‚„€ Â‚’“Š„‚Ÿ™‰“„ Â“‚”ž‚„€…Š‚˜ Â‰Â“‚‰š”† Â‚…†‚ „€ Â‚„ Â““”“…Š„‚›‰ƒ•‰…‡†‚ˆ Â“ Â‚‰9“…Â?™„ Â‹Â‚ „”‚ …‡ Â“…‰†‚ƒ…š…„‰“˜¢ÂŠÂ‚…†‹…Š›“…ƒ…†‰„ Â‚ killing, with many of those killed by the military suspected to be innocent people or detainees awaiting trials, according to

the Amnesty International report. Should we forget that the same Nigerian military razed a whole town sometimes last year, killing hundreds of people (the Baga ƒ‰ŠŠ‰›“ à ł †‹  Â‹¨Â‚ˆ ÂŠÂ„ Â“†‚…†„ Â“– Â†Â„…”†‚ ›‰†‚”†š˜‚ˆ”“Š Â†Â‚„€ ÂŠ Â‚Š…„™‰„…”†Šœ‚ € Â‚ drone killings in Afghanistan and ‰³…Š„‰†‚‰“ Â‚›š Â‰Â“‚ ºÂ‰ÂƒÂ•Âš ÂŠÂœ ˜‚€ ÂšÂ•Â…†‡‚„”‚’†‹‚„€ Â‚Š›€””š‡…“šŠ¨Â‚ western imperialism will become an …ƒ•”“„‰†„‚ž‰›„”“‚…†‚„€ Â‚›”™†„ Â“—„ Â““”“…Šƒ‚ policy of the government, and the overall defence system of Nigeria. On the contrary, if the girls are not found, it will justify protracted involvement in …‡ Â“…‰¢ÂŠÂ‚…†„ Â“†‰š‚Š Â›Â™Â“…„˜œ‚ Already, according to the UK Guardian, the British foreign policy experts and politicians are discussing using the  ÂŠÂ•Â”†Š…Â?…š…„˜‚„”‚ “”„ Â›Â„‚¿ ÂŁ à ‚•“…†›…•š ¨Â‚ ‰‚£¤¤Ă€Â‚•“…†›…•š Â‚‰‡“  Â‹Â‚„”‚‰„‚„€ Â‚ ¨Â‚ which has been used by imperialism for •“ Â‹Â‰Â„”“˜‚…†„ Â“– Â†Â„…”†Š‚…†‚ ‰“ž™“¨Â‚ Â…Â?˜‰¨Â‚ Yemen, Mali, etc. Also, some sections of US security and diplomatic corps ‰“ Â‚›”†Š…‹ Â“…†‡‚„€ Â‚  Âƒ Â†Â‚”•„…”†œ‚ €…Š‚ ƒ Â‰Â†ÂŠÂ‚€‰–…†‡‚™†ž 9 Â“ Â‹Â‚“…‡€„‚„”‚š”›‰„ Â‚ and destroy enemies (potential and real), using lethal weapons including drones, without approval or oversight from local government. It will also involve control of a ›”™†„“˜¢ÂŠÂ‚…†„ ÂšÂšÂ…‡ Â†Â› Â‚† Â„ˆ”“³¨Â‚ˆ€…›€‚ ˆ…šš‚ƒ Â‰Â†Â‚‹…“ Â›Â„‚•“”’š…†‡‚”ž‚›…„… Â†ÂŠÂœÂ‚ Why these may not be on immediate agenda, they are open options depending on how far western imperialisms are allowed by Nigerians. For instance, without strong opposition from the working people, western imperialism will be mired in deeper engagement with terrorists, not only in Nigeria but throughout the continent, using Nigeria as a launch pad. Ibrahim wrote from Oshogbo via kmarx4life@gmail.com, +234 8059399178

(To be continued on Friday)

Attah’s reception: A grand deception (Continued from Wednesday)

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is public rating nosedived more gravely when some ethnic jingoist goaded him into an ethnic war in which they accused Governor Akpabio of conducting pogrom against Ibibio sons and daughters through incessant kidnapping and killings. It was the most scandalous thing for some one of his pedigree to be associated. But those well heeled in political shenanigan lured him into that booby trap and ™Š Â‹Â‚€…Š‚†‰ƒ Â‚„”‚‰9 ÂƒÂ•Â„‚‰„‚›“ Â‹Â…Â?…š…„˜‚ˆ…„€‚„€ Â…“‚Š• Â›Â…”™Š‚ allegations. Of all the names dragged into that arid piece ”ž‚Â?…‡”„“˜¨Â‚”†š˜‚ Â?”†‡‚ 9‰€¢ÂŠÂ‚†‰ƒ Â‚“‰†‡‚‰‚Â? ÂšÂšÂœÂ‚ € Â‚“‰› Â‚ was mere provincial labels that stirred neither interest nor recognition. ”“ƒ Â“‚‡”– Â“†”“‚ Â?”†‡‚ 9‰€‚…Š‚‰‚•“”ƒ…† Â†Â„‚Š”†‚”ž‚ Ibibio. But he is more a prominent son of Akwa Ibom than Â?Â…Â?…”‚…†‚–… ÂˆÂ‚”ž‚„€ Â‚ž‰›„‚„€‰„‚€ Â‚”†› Â‚“™š Â‹Â‚„€ Â‚ „‰„ ÂœÂ‚ € Â‚ State was his primary Constituency, not Ibibio. He is still addressed as His Excellency and not as an Ibibio Chief. € Â‚›”†Š…Š„ Â†Â„‚ Â”“„Š‚”ž‚ Â?Â…Â?…”‚¯…†‡”…Š„‚„”‚•…‡ Â”†—€”š Â‚ Â?”†‡‚ 9‰€‚‰†‹‚‡…– Â‚€…ƒ‚„€ Â‚…‡†”Â?š Â‚›”š”™“‰„…”†‚”ž‚ Â„€†…›‚ warlord or ethnic bigot is at best a disservice to him and the State. It is an insult to his long years of learning, experience, exposure, professional integrity and above all age. It is ‰†‚‰9 ÂƒÂ•Â„‚„”‚ ºÂ•Â”Š Â‚„€ Â‚ƒ‰†‚„”‚“…‹…›™š ¨Â‚…†Š™š„Š‚‰†‹‚ humiliation. Sadly though all the times they take Obong 9Â‰Â€Â‚Â”Â†Â‚Â„Â€Â…ÂŠÂ‚ÂƒÂ™Â‹Â‹ÂšÂ…Â†Â‡Â‚ÂŻÂ”Â™Â“Â† Â˜¨Â‚„€ Â˜Â‚‰šˆ‰˜Š‚Š™››  Â‹ÂœÂ‚ †‹‚ ž”“‚„€ ÂƒÂ‚Š…†› Â‚„€ Â˜Â‚€‰– Â‚†”‚€”†”™“¨Â‚†”„€…†‡‚ƒ‰9 Â“Šœ‚ †‹‚ Â?”†‡‚ 9‰€‚…Š‚‰†‚€”†”™“‰Â?š Â‚ƒ‰†‚ˆ€”ƒ‚„€ Â˜Â‚ˆ‰†„‚„”‚Š„“…•‚ of honour. Recently, there is the news making the rounds that some of the jingoist have banded themselves together to pursue an ethnic agenda which they couch as the reception for Obong …›„”“‚ 9‰€œ‚ †‹‚ˆ€ Â†Â‚˜”™“Š‚„“™š˜‚‰Š³ Â‹Â‚„€ Â‚•™“•”Š ¨Â‚Ӡ Â‚

Ezekiel Akpan

of them squawked the inanity, “that they are receiving him ž“”ƒ‚„€ Â‚ ‰„…”†‰š‚ ÂśÂœÂ‚ € Â‚‰™‹‰›…„˜‚”ž‚„€ ÂŠ Â‚„“‰…„”“Š‚ ‰†‹‚ Â„€†…›‚¯…†‡”…Š„‚…Š‚…†‚‰‚Â?“ Â‰Â„Â€Â‚ÂŠÂ€Â”Â›ÂłÂ…Â†Â‡ÂœÂ‚ Â?”†‡‚ 9‰€‚…Š‚ †”ˆ‚‰‚•‰ˆ†‚„”‚Â? Â‚™Š Â‹Â‚…†‚„€ Â‚•™“Š™…„‚”ž‚ Â„€†…›‚›‰“‹œ‚  Â– Â†Â— ˜ Â‰Â“Š‚‰‡”¨Â‚€ Â‚ˆ‰Š‚„€ Â‚Â?™9‚”ž‚„€ Â…“‚¯”³ ÂŠ¨Â‚„“ Â‰Â›Â€ Â“˜¨Â‚…†Š™š„Š‚ ‰†‹‚“ Â›Â“…ƒ…†‰„…”†œ‚ ”‹‰˜¨Â‚…„‚…Š‚›”†– Â†Â… Â†Â„‚„”‚‹™Š„‚€…ƒ¨Â‚€”…Š„‚ him as a totem and use him to stoke ethnic acrimony and discord. Oh ye men, where are thy values. Where is respect ž”“‚ ÂšÂ‹ Â“Šœ‚ ”“‚ ”‹¢ÂŠÂ‚Š‰³ ¨Â‚„€…Š‚ƒ‰†‚…Š‚‰Â?”– Â‚¸¤Â—˜ Â‰Â“Šœ‚ €”ˆ‚

Some of the jingoist have banded themselves together to pursue an ethnic agenda which they couch as the reception for Obong Victor Attah. ... “that they are receiving him from the National CONFAB�. The audacity of these traitors and ethnic jingoist is in a breath shocking. Obong Attah is now a pawn to be used in the pursuit of ethnic card

him some respect. Â?”†‡‚ …›„”“‚ ‰ŠŠ Â˜Â‚ ‹…‰€‰‚ 9‰€‚’†…Š€ Â‹Â‚ Â…‡€„—˜ Â‰Â“Š‚ as governor of Akwa Ibom State, he was not received by these charlatans who confess love for him today. When he erroneously arrayed salvos against the present administration which drew a rash of criticisms from members of the public, these bigots were nowhere to be ž”™†‹œ‚ € Â†Â‚ Â?”†‡‚ 9‰€‚€‰‹‚…ŠŠ™ ÂŠÂ‚ˆ…„€‚€…Š‚ƒ ÂƒÂ? Â“Š€…•‚ ”ž‚ ”‰“‹‚”ž‚ “™Š„  ÂŠÂ‚”ž‚„€ Â‚  Â”•š ¢ÂŠÂ‚  ÂƒÂ”›“‰„…›‚ ‰“„˜¨Â‚€ Â‚ did not as much as draw a message of solidarity or protest ž“”ƒ‚„€ ÂŠ Â‚ž” ÂŠÂ‚…†‚Š€  Â•¢ÂŠÂ‚›š”„€…†‡œ‚ – Â†Â‚ˆ€ Â†Â‚„€ Â‚ƒ‰†¢ÂŠÂ‚ ˆ…ž Â‚‹… Â‹¨Â‚„€ Â…“‚š Â– ÂšÂ‚”ž‚•‰“„…›…•‰„…”†‚ˆ‰Š‚ Â…„€ Â“‚…†Š…‡†…’›‰†„‚ ”“‚†”†— ºÂ…Š„ Â†Â„œ‚ €‰„‚…Š‚„€ Â‚–‰š™ Â‚”ž‚„€…Š‚“ Â› Â•Â„…”†Å‚ €…Š‚…Š‚ not the kind of politics those who plan to be leaders should  Â†Â‡Â‰Â‡ Â‚…†œ‚ €…Š‚…Š‚Š„”³…†‡‚ Â„€†…›…„˜‚„”‚‰†‚…†´Â‰ÂƒÂƒÂ‰Â„”“˜‚• Â‰ÂłÂœ We are told that a few money bags who are bankrolling the dubious reception have contributed the hefty sum of Ă€¤Â‚ƒ…šš…”†œ‚ ‚‰Š³¨Â‚€”ˆ‚ƒ™›€‚‹…‹‚„€ Â˜Â‚›”†„“…Â?™„ Â‚ˆ€ Â†Â‚ 9‰€¢ÂŠÂ‚ˆ…ž Â‚‹… Â‹Ă…‚ €˜‚ˆ‰Š‚ 9‰€¢ÂŠÂ‚“ Â› Â•Â„…”†‚‹ ÂšÂ‰Â˜ Â‹Â‚ž”“‚  Â– Â†Â—˜ Â‰Â“Š‚‰ž„ Â“‚€ Â‚š ÂžÂ„‚”D› Ă…‚ Š‚Â? Â…†‡‚‰‚ ‚ƒ ÂƒÂ? Â“‚ ‡“ Â‰Â„ Â“‚„€‰†‚Â? Â…†‡‚‰‚‡”– Â“†”“‚ž”“‚ Â…‡€„—˜ Â‰Â“ŠÅ‚ €˜‚…Š‚„€…Š‚ “ Â› Â•Â„Â…Â”Â†Â‚Â›Â”ÂƒÂ…Â†Â‡Â‚ÂŻÂ™ÂŠÂ„Â‚Â? ÂžÂ”“ Â‚†”ƒ…†‰„…”†‚‰†‹‚£¤¼Ă€Ă…‚ „‚…Š‚‰šš‚ Ÿ™  Â“‚•”š…„…›Š¨Â‚ Â„€†…›‚•”š…„…›Šœ‚ ”“ƒ Â“‚‡”– Â“†”“‚ 9‰€‚ƒ™Š„‚ reason these realities logically.  Â‚ÂƒÂ™ÂŠÂ„Â‚Â„Â€Â…Â†ÂłÂ‚Â‰Â†Â‹Â‚Â’Â†Â‹Â‚Â„Â€ ÂŠ Â‚‰†Šˆ Â“Š‚„”‚‰–”…‹‚š Â†Â‹Â…†‡‚ ourselves as pliable materials to those intent on playing “”‡™…Š€‚•”š…„…›Šœ‚  Â‚ƒ™Š„‚‹ Â›Â…‹ Â‚‰Š‚ ÂłÂˆÂ‰Â‚ Â?”ƒ‚  Â”•š Â‚ ˆ€ Â“ Â‚ˆ Â‚Š„‰†‹‚”†‚ƒ‰9 Â“Š‚”ž‚€”†”™“‚‰†‹‚ Â„€†…›‚€‰“ƒ”†˜œ‚ We must rise to the occasion of contending falsehood, ethnic bigotry with the saner politics of ethnic cohesion. Former ‡”– Â“†”“‚ …›„”“‚ 9‰€‚ƒ™Š„‚“ ÂŠÂ…Š„‚Â? Â…†‡‚™Š Â‹Â‚Â?˜‚„€ ÂŠ Â‚ “ Â† Â‡Â‰Â‹ ÂŠÂ‚„”‚ž™“„€ Â“‚„€ Â…“‚Š ÂšÂ’Š€‚‰‡ Â†Â‹Â‰ÂœÂ‚  Â‚ÂƒÂ™ÂŠÂ„Â‚ÂłÂ†Â”ÂˆÂ‚ that he is an honourable man. Akpan wrote from Uyo.

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Daily Newswatch Sports/NEWS Mbong debuts for Bolton Fiorentina chase Emeghara

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ibernians starlet, Joseph Mbong started trials with English Championship side, Bolton Wanderers on Monday, with a view to a transfer in the January window. Before the 17-year-old’s trip to Greater Manchester, he was with the Malta Under-19 squad for the most part of last week, taking part in friendly games that were held in Sicily. The striker was on target as the Malta Under-19s thrashed Katane Soccer Mascalucia 5-0 on September 3. When quizzed about his ton, Mbong replied: “They have treated me professionally since I came here. I en¯ -

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¢ what I experience in Malta. “The football I played yesterday was much more rapid and there was a lot of contact. It was a hard day but I’ll get used to it. “I wasn’t treated like a stranger by the players I met. They all asked my name, guided me through training and all that.” Mbong will be watched at close quarters by the Bolton coaches for the next six days, and the club are expected to make a decision on his suitability for a contract at the end of trials. He made his professional debut for Hibernians late last month, and made the 18-man squad list for both legs of their Europa League º ³ -

Boxing: Ortiz declares war against Kayode

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ateef Kayode should 9 of his life when he faces undefeated Cuban heavyweight, Luis Ortiz for the World Boxing Association (WBA) interim heavy weight title at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, United States on September 11. 9 paw, who has recorded 18 knockouts in 21 pro in Las Vegas on Monday from Miami, Florida as he his preparations and was he thundered to journalists that: Kayode would be joining the list of his victims “I’m here to do my job, and on Thursday night return to Florida with the title,” said the real ‘King Kong’ as Ortiz is also called because of his intimidating physique. But the camp of Kayode are not bordered by the boastful comments of Ortiz with hall of fame trainer, Freddie Roach optimistic that the Cuban will eat

his words after Kayode ing with him squarely. “Kayode has been training hard for this major opportunity. I think he has the chance of winning and subsequently becoming a major player in the heavyweight division,” Roach said. While, Ortiz has proven to be a great boxer, having held the WBO Latino heavyweight title in 2012, WBA Federating heavyweight title in 2011 and WBC FECARBOX heavyweight title in 2010, Kayode with the nickname Power because of his heavy punches cannot 9 ¥Î fessional bouts. His only draw was Antonio Tarver of United States and that was in 2012. The Lagos-born, 6 ft 2 Boxing Organisation (WBO), North American Boxing Organization (NABO) and North American Boxing Federation (NABF) Cruiserweight Champion before moving up to the heavyweight. The bout with Ortiz heavyweight class, which has been dominated by the Klitschko brother- Vitali and Wladimir.

nava. Apart from Bolton Wanderers, Catania (Italy) and an unnamed team in Holland are understood to be ³ sive all-rounder.

9 ³ on his table too. It is unclear whether his representatives would

Fiorentina. The reliable player has also caught the eyes of Eintracht Frankfurt, Bari and SC Freiburg and Torino in recent weeks.

AFCON qualifiers: Furious Akpoborie attacks Keshi

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he last may not be heard about Innocent Emeghara’s playing rights, as Serie the latest club interested in the 25-year-old free agent. According to Tio.ch, the Viola club are making 9 international of Nigerian descent, on a free, after a long term sustained injury setback by Giuseppe Rossi. Agents close to the that Fiorentina have approached the Swiss international. They expect a response within the next two days,

ormer Nigeria international, Jonathan Akpoborie has expressed his disappointment with the Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi over the quality of players he chose to prosecute the 2015 African Cup of Nations ¼ The former Togo national team coach released a list of 23 players with clubless Uche Nwofor and

the trio of Nnamdi Oduamadi , Nosa Igiebor and Joel Obi staging a return after missing the 2014 World Cup. But in an interview with Newswatch Sports, Akpoborie said he did not understand the yardstick used by Keshi in calling up those players to camp for crucial games like the Na ¼ “Keshi should have gone for quality players who play week-in weekout for their European teams. If the players are good enough, why didn’t he take them to the World Cup? I don’t understand the rationale behind the invitation of players who

are not regular with their clubs. “They were match-rusty and it showed in their games. Keshi’s game plan and selection cost us the loss against Congo and he should accept responsibility. “We all know that he is not giving us the best but people keep quiet because he was producing results. I am highly disappointed,” he lamented. The former Schalke 04 striker also picked holes in the omission of Villarreal of Spain goal machine, Ikechukwu Uche for the allimportant game pointing out that it was a big blunder.

“Keshi made a big mistake to drop Ike Uche again after all the appeals made to him to take the young lad to the World Cup. I thought he would have forgiven him after the World Cup. “Leaving out a player who distinguished himself as Africa’s best striker in Europe for the World Cup ¼ ers, and relegating a world class striker like Emmanuel Emenike for players who are clubless (Uche Nwofor) is questionable and I am not surprised he paid for the prize. He should have done the job with his best players. Where is Haruna Lukman? It’s just unfortunate,” he sighed.

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efending champions, Etisalat FC proved that they are still the best when they defeated MTN 3-0 and emerged winner of „€ Â‚ £¤¼¡Â‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚  Âš communications Games. The much anticipated ’†‰š‚ ˆ‰Š‚ € ÂšÂ‹Â‚ ”†‚ ™†day, September 7th at the Legacy Pitch, Lagos National Stadium. Although MTN FC •™„‚™•‚‰‚‡””‹‚’‡€„¨Â‚Â?™„‚ it was not enough to compete with Etisalat FC, who left their opponents bewildered to become the best team of the tournament. The Etisalat FC players put up a brilliant performance from the start of the match, get„…†‡‚„€ Â…“‚’“Š„‚‡”‰š‚ Â‰Â“š˜‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ ’“Š„‚ €‰šž‚ „€“”™‡€‚ ‰9‰›³ Â“‚ †„€”†˜‚ “”Š™œ‚ They cemented their leadership with a second goal through David Ore in the second half and an own goal by MTN’s Taož  ³Â‚ ‰‹ƒ™Š‚Š Â‰Âš Â‹Â‚„€ Â…“‚ victory. Speaking at the end of the match, Chief Execu„…– Â‚ D› Â“¨Â‚ „…Š‰š‰„‚ …‡ Â“…‰¨Â‚ ‰9€ ÂˆÂ‚ …ššŠ€ Â“‚ said, “It was a great

match with a fantastic show of sportsmanship from both teams. There just had to be one winner and clearly the better team won. I applaud the skills displayed by the Etisalat FC players, …„‚¯™Š„…’ ÂŠÂ‚„€ Â‚ƒ”†„€Š‚”ž‚ hard work and dedication they put into their training sessions. As a Â?™Š…† ÂŠÂŠÂ‚ ”™„’„¨Â‚ ˆ Â‚ ‰“ Â‚ proud of themâ€?. Meanwhile, an overjoyed captain of the squad, Andrew Enebeli, said it was an euphoric feeling to have won the title for the second consecutive year. He noted that the team enjoyed support from their sponsors Etisalat. He said the team worked really hard and were grateful to God for the win. Enebeli also clinched the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the tournament while Etisalat’s Okotie Nelson won best goal keeper. It will be recalled that Etisalat won „€ Â‚ £¤¼ŒÂ‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚  Âš communications Games dethroning MTN Nige“…‰¨Â‚ ˆ…†† Â“Š‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ ’“Š„‚ „ˆ”‚ Â‹Â…„…”†Š‚…†‚£¤¼¼Â‚‰†‹‚ £¤¼£Âœ

NSC canvasses for Diplomatic sports

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he Sports Ministry has pledged its support to ensure the successful staging of the maiden edition of the Diplomatic Sports. Minister of Sports and Chairman, National Sports Commission (NSC), Tammy Danagogo made the pledge in Abuja when a delegation of the Organis…†‡‚ ”ƒƒ…9  ‚¿ à ‚ž”“‚„€ ‚ Diplomatic Sports visited €…ƒ‚ …†‚ €…Š‚ ”D› ‚ ”†‚ ™ Šday. Danagogo assured that the sports ministry would do everything possible to ensure that the initiative attain it objective. The game is billed to hold from October 20 -25 at the National Stadium, Abuja. “Sports development is

not for the NSC alone, everybody has a stake and the duty to ensure that we partake in, organise and sponsor sporting events. “And I assure you that the ministry will do everything possible to ensure that the initiative and the event itself is a success. “This is because we try to encourage and support every group and organization that tends to develop sports. “We will support you with the relevant human and material resources to  Â†ÂŠÂ™Â“ Â‚„€‰„‚˜”™“‚’“Š„‚”™„…†‡‚ is a monumental success,’’ Danagogo said. The NSC Chairman added that in line with its support, the ministry will constitute a six-member ›”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ „”‚ € ÂšÂ•Â‚ „€ Â‚ ‚ further in their logistics. “In order to ensure that you have a successful outing, we will constitute a ÂŠÂ…ÂşÂ—Âƒ ÂƒÂ? Â“‚ ›”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ „”‚ be headed by Toyin Aluko, an Assistant director at the NSC who is already a memÂ? Â“‚”ž‚˜”™“‚›”ƒƒ…9  ¨œÂ‚€ Â‚ said. „€ Â“‚ ›”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ ƒ Âƒbers include, NSC’s Deputy Director of institutional sports, Ademola Are, a representative each from NSC’s Department of Facilities, Sports Medicine and somebody from Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN).

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Why I want to replace Maigari –Umeh Maduabuchi Kalu

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hief Mike Okereke Umeh, the immedi‰„ ‚ •‰Š„‚ ’“Š„‚ vice President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), has exclusively revealed to Newswatch Sports why he is vying to replace his immediate boss, Alhaji Aminu Maigari. According to him, he wants to continue with the success story of the national teams as he described the Aminu Maigari-led board as the most successful board of all times. He said his desire to ensure that the gains made by their board are sustained is propelling him to context for the position. “In everything that you do in life, there is an element of luck in it,� Chief Umeh began. “When you look at the Aminu Maigari led board, you will agree with me that it is the most successful board in the history of Nigerian Football.

“So, if you say that Maigari led board was lucky, I will agree with you. And if you also say that some boards are luckier than others I will also agree with you. “The Aminu Maigari led board never lost any home matches since taking over from Alhaji Sani Lulu led board until last Saturday.   Â‚ Ÿ™‰š…’ Â‹Â‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚ to all FIFA organised competitions. We won the Africa Nations Cup for the

third time for the country ‰†‹‚ ˆ Â‚  ŸÂ™Â‰ÂšÂšÂ˜Â‚ Ÿ™‰š…’ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ›”™†„“˜‚ „”‚ € Â“‚ ’ž„€‚ World Cup and reached second round for the ’“Š„‚„…ƒ Â‚…†‚¼Ă?‚˜ Â‰Â“Šœ‚ € Â‚ achievements are endless. “Having said that, I am running for the presidency of the NFF because I want to sustain the gains we recorded and even ensure that we improve on the achievements. “I am was part of the Maigari led board success story and if I have the op-

portunity of being elected, Nigeria will continue the good run of form in all fronts just like the past board did. “If am elected, there will be no case of learning the ropes because I have acquired enough experience to enable me hit the ground running immediately to ensure that we bring joy to Nigerians through the game that they love with passion,� Chief Umeh said.

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thletics coach, Tobias “Toblowâ€? Igwe believes Nigerian Queen of the track and Â’ ÂšÂ‹¨Â‚ š ÂŠÂŠÂ…†‡‚ ³‰‡Â?‰“ Â‚ ´Â”•• Â‹Â‚‰„‚„€ Â‚ “™ŠŠ ÂšÂŠ¢Â‚š Â‡Â‚

of IAAF Diamond League € ÂšÂ‹Â‚ ”†‚  Â•Â„ ÂƒÂ? Â“‚ Ă€¨Â‚ £¤¼¡Â‚ because she was burnt out. Okagbare, favourite to win the women’s 200m race …†‚ „€ Â‚  ÂšÂ‡Â…™ƒ‚ ›‰•…„‰š‚ ‡”ing by her impressive form at the recently concluded Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, Africa Athletics Championship in Morocco, as well as in the 200m in the Diamond League this season, was

beaten to a disappointing six position in a race won by Allyson Felix of United States. Felix, who was coming back this year from a „”“†‚ €‰ƒŠ„“…†‡‚ ‰„‚ „€ Â‚ £¤¼ŒÂ‚ ”“š‹‚ €‰ƒ•…”†Š€…•Š¨Â‚’†ished the race in a time of 22.02seconds, while OkagÂ?‰“ Â‚ ›“”ŠŠ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ’†…Š€…†‡‚ š…† Â‚ ‰„‚ ÂŁÂŁÂœĂ?¤ÂŠ Â›Â”†‹œ‚ € Â‚ second and third positions ˆ Â†Â„‚„”‚ ”“…‚ ”ˆ… Â‚”ž‚ †…„-

 Â‹Â‚ „‰„ ÂŠÂ‚‰†‹‚ ‰’† Â‚ ›€…•pers of Netherlands in a „…ƒ Â‚ ”ž‚ ÂŁÂŁÂœÂĽÂĽÂ‚ Š Â›Â”†‹‚ ‰†‹‚ 22.30 second respectively. Commenting on Okagbare’s disappointing performance at such a crucial stage, where she was in „€ Â‚ “™†‚ „”‚ ˆ…†‚ „€ Â‚ Ă?ÂœĂ€ÂƒÂ‚ Âż Ă‘¡¤¨¤¤¤à ‚ Â?”†™Š‚ ‰†‹‚ the Diamond Race trophy, Toblow noted that the form of the Warri-born athletic was on decline after a hectic time at the Commonwealth Games. “I think Okagbare’s programme ended after the commonwealth Games, probably because the coaches handling her in America may have round up with the commonwealth games. “All the physical qualities she raised at the time she was competing at the Commonwealth Games have dropped; the muscle, speed, endurance, strength, power, and reaction have all dropped; so she was burnt out going into the Di‰ƒ”†‹‚  Â‰Â‡Â™ Â‚…†‚ “™ŠŠ ÂšÂŠÂœ “I had expected a better performance from her but the fact remains that she didn’t condition herself the way she did before the commonwealth Games,â€? he said.

Daily Newswatch Sports/ REAL MADRID ÂŁ10m rated Samper on Gunners radar De Marcos dreams Blaugrana upset

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19-year-old’s release clause currently set at ÂŁ9.6million when the transfer window “ Â”• Â†ÂŠÂ‚…†‚ ‰†™‰“˜¨Â‚‰Š‚“ Â•Â”“„ Â‹Â‚Â?˜‚ •‰†…Š€‚ † ÂˆÂŠÂ•Â‰Â• Â“¨Â‚ ™†‹”‚  Â•Â”“„…–”œ Samper has been likened to Fabregas because of their similar play-maker ten‹ Â†Â›Â… ÂŠ¨Â‚‰‚›”ƒ•‰“…Š”†‚„€‰„‚…Š‚š…³ ÂšÂ˜Â‚„”‚ ºcite Arsenal fans having regarded Fabre‡‰Š‚‰Š‚”† Â‚”ž‚„€ Â‚Â? ÂŠÂ„‚ƒ…‹’ ÂšÂ‹ Â“¢ÂŠÂ‚„”‚‡“‰› Â‚ the club in recent history. ››”“‹…†‡‚„”‚„€ Â‚‰“„…›š ¨Â‚„€ Â‚Š…‡†…†‡Š‚”ž‚ Hector Bellerin and Jon Toral from Barcelona will be used to tempt Samper into a January move. Relationships between the two clubs rsenal are said to be extremely interested in making a bid for Bar- are strong; as seen by the regular transfer › ÂšÂ”†‰‚ƒ…‹’ ÂšÂ‹ Â“¨Â‚  Â“‡…‚ ‰ƒ• Â“¨Â‚ activity of youngsters making the switch who has been likened to former Arsenal „”‚„€ Â‚ ƒ…“‰„ ÂŠ¨Â‚‰Š‚ˆ ÂšÂšÂ‚‰Š‚ š ºÂ…Š‚ ‰†›€ ¢Â‚ summer move and the previous depar‰†‹‚ ‰“›‰‚Š„‰“¨Â‚  ÂŠÂ›Â‚ ‰Â?“ Â‡Â‰ÂŠÂœ The Metro reveals that Arsene tures of Alex Song and Fabregas to the Wenger is prepared to match the Nou Camp.

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esc Fabregas has hailed Barcelona ˆ”†‹ Â“³…‹¨Â‚ ™†…“‚ El Haddadi following his debut for Spain. The 19-year-old has enjoyed a sensational start to the season making a scoring debut for Barcelona and being called up to the Spanish squad for the European €‰ƒ•…”†Š€…•‚ Ÿ™‰š…’ Â“‚ against FYR Macedonia. He made his international debut on Monday night during the 5-1 vic„”“˜¨Â‚ “ Â•ÂšÂ‰Â›Â…†‡‚ ”³ Â‚ …†‚ the 77th minute. “Š Â†Â‰ÂšÂ‚ Â?”ŠŠ¨Â‚ “Š Â† Â‚  Â†Â‡ Â“¨Â‚€‰Š‚³ Â•Â„‚„‰Â?Š‚”†‚ the starlet for more than year and is believed to be interested in bringing him to the Emirates.

”“ƒ Â“‚ ™†† Â“Š‚€ Â“”¨Â‚ Fabregas believes Munir …Š‚  ÂŠÂ• Â›Â…‰šœ‚ ‰ž„ Â“‚ ˆ…„† ÂŠÂŠÂ…†‡‚€…ƒ‚’“Š„‚€‰†‹‚…†‚ training. “Munir really is something special. From what I’ve seen of him in train…†‡¨Â‚ € Â‚ …Š‚ ‰‚ “ Â‰ÂšÂšÂ˜Â‚ ‡””‹‚ •š‰˜ Â“¨œÂ‚€ Â‚Š‰…‹œ

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eymar and Messi play together at FC Barceš”†‰¨Â‚ Â?™„‚ …†‚ October they will meet as ‰‹– Â“Š‰“… ÂŠÂ‚ ˆ€ Â†Â‚ “‰…š‚ plays Argentina in Beijing. “We joke and talked a š”„‚…†‚ ‰“› ÂšÂ”†‰¨œÂ‚Š‰…‹‚  Â˜ÂƒÂ‰Â“¨Â‚ ‰Š‚ “ Â•Â”“„ Â‹Â‚ Â?˜‚ š”boesporte.com. “It will be a match be„ˆ  Â†Â‚ “‰…š‚ ‰†‹‚ “‡ Â†Â„Â…na. It is not because we are big names that the game will only be between us. € Â‚‡‰ƒ Â‚…Š‚ “‰…š‚‰†‹‚ “‡ Â†Â„Â…Â†Â‰ÂœÂś Ecuador will be Neymar’s fourth at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. He made his debut for the national team at the stadi™ƒ‚ …†‚ ™‡™Š„‚ £¤¼¤¨Â‚ ˆ€ Â†Â‚ “‰…š‚ ‹ Âž Â‰Â„ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ †…„ Â‹Â‚ States 2-0. “My home is in Barcelona. I hope to play a good ‡‰ƒ Â‚ € Â“ ÂœÂ‚ ‚ €”• Â‚ “‰…š‚ ˆ…†Š¨œÂ‚‰‹‹ Â‹Â‚  Â˜ÂƒÂ‰Â“Âœ

Mathieu: Barca shirt gives me recognition

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eremy Mathieu believes his move to Barcelona will help him to gain more recognition from the France national team. The 30-year-old moved to Camp Nou from Valencia for Ă’£¤ÂƒÂ…šš…”†‚…†‚„€ Â‚” —Š Â‰ÂŠÂ”†¨Â‚ as Barca looked to replace club legend Carles Puyol in the heart of their defence. Mathieu was called up to the France squad as a replacement for Laurent Koscielny ahead of recent friendlies against Spain and  Â“Â?…‰¨Â‚ ‰†‹‚ •š‰˜ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ž™šš‚ 90 minutes in a 1-1 draw in Belgrade on Sunday. That was just his third in-

„ Â“†‰„…”†‰š‚ 䥥 Â‰Â“‰†› Â‚ Â?™„¨Â‚ with France due to host the European Championship in „ˆ”‚˜ Â‰Â“Š¢Â‚„…ƒ ¨Â‚ ‰„€… Â™Â‚Â? lieves his status as a Barcelona player will aid his cause. “Obviously I am the same player who was at Vaš Â†Â›Â…‰¨Â‚ Â?™„‚ ‰ž„ Â“‚ ’– Â‚ ˜ Â‰Â“Š‚ there I could have some great games and it wouldn’t €‰– Â‚ƒ‰‹ Â‚‰†˜‚…ƒ•‰›„¨œÂ‚€ Â‚ told Le Parisien.  Â†ÂŠÂ„ Â‰Â‹¨Â‚‰ž„ Â“‚ ‚‰““…– Â‹Â‚‰„‚ Barcelona I had the feeling that people were not looking at me in the same way. “Now I want to play some great games for Barca so I am selected for the next

 Â–‰†„ ¨Â‚ ˜ Â„‚  Â‚ ‰“›”Š‚ …†Š…Š„Š‚ „€ Â‚ „“…•‚ to face Luis Enrique’s men has not come too early in the season for Bilbao.   Â‚ ‰“ Â‚ ›”†’‹ Â†Â„‚ ”ž‚ ‡ 9…†‡‚ ‰‚ “ ÂŠÂ™ÂšÂ„‚ ‰„‚ Š™›€‚ ‰‚ ‹…D›™š„‚ •š‰› Â‚ ‰Š‚ „€ Â‚ ‰ƒ•‚ Nou and to win against a team of Barca’s Š„‰†‹…†‡‚ˆ”™š‹‚Â? Â‚ Â– Â†Â‚Â? 9 Â“¨œÂ‚€ Â‚„”š‹‚ a Press conference.  Â‚Â„Â€Â…Â†ÂłÂ‚Âˆ Â‚‰“ Â‚…†›“ Â‰ÂŠÂ…†‡š˜‚›”†’‹ Â†Â„‚ in ourselves and we go into every match „”‚ˆ…†‚…„¨Â‚Â?™„‚ˆ Â‚€‰– Â‚„‰³ Â†Â‚•”…†„Š‚ž“”ƒ‚ some very important games and will try to do that there. “Last year we had to go to the San„…‰‡”‚  Â“†‰Â? Â™Â‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ „€…“‹‚ ’º„™“ Â‚ ‰†‹‚ you’ve got to play the best teams sooner or later. You never know when the best time is but what we do know is that this Saturday is the only thing we are fo›™Š Â‹Â‚Â”Â†ÂœÂś

squad. “I knew the French team when things were more dif’›™š„¨Â‚ ˜ Â„‚ ˆ€ Â†Â‚ ‚ ‰““…– Â‹Â‚ ‰„‚ Clarefontaine this week I felt that something had changed. “It was said during the World Cup that this group was more together and I’ve seen that with my own eyes ”– Â“‚„€ Â‚•‰Š„‚ž ÂˆÂ‚Â‹Â‰Â˜ÂŠÂœÂś

Neymar eager to play against Messi again

Catalans rue Benatia’s miss

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arcelona made some €…‡€—•“”’š Â‚ Š…‡†…†‡Š‚ over the summer „“‰†Šž Â“‚ˆ…†‹”ˆ¨Â‚Â?“…†‡…†‡‚ in the likes of Ivan Rakitic ‰†‹‚ ™…Š‚ ™‰“ Â‚„”‚Â?”šŠ„ Â“‚ „€ Â…“‚‰9Â‰Â›ÂłÂ…Â†Â‡Â‚Â™Â†Â…Â„Âœ

”ˆ Â– Â“¨Â‚ „€ Â˜Â‚ ž‰…š Â‹Â‚ to deal comprehensively ˆ…„€‚„€ Â…“‚ƒ”Š„‚Š…‡†…’›‰†„‚ problem from last season’s „“”•€˜š ÂŠÂŠÂ‚ ›‰ƒ•‰…‡†¨Â‚ namely their defensive ˆ Â‰ÂłÂ† ÂŠÂŠ ÂŠ¨Â‚™†ž‰–”™“‰Â?š˜‚ ‰ŠŠ ÂŠÂŠ Â‹Â‚ Â?˜‚ € Â‚ ™D†‡ton Post’s Samuel Luckhurst: “With the summer re„…“ Âƒ Â†Â„‚ ”ž‚ ‰“š ÂŠÂ‚ ™˜”š¨Â‚ it became imperative that ‰“› ÂšÂ”†‰‚ ‰‹‹ Â‹Â‚ Š…‡†…’cant strength to their dež Â†Â› ¨Â‚ ˜ Â„‚ „€ Â˜Â‚  Â– Â†Â„™‰šš˜‚

brought in the somewhat underwhelming duo of Thomas Vermaelen and Jeremy Mathieu. As Ben Hayward of Goal. ›”ƒ‚•”…†„Š‚”™„¨Â‚Š• Â†Â‹Â…†‡‚‰‚ combined â‚Ź35 million (ÂŁ28

ÂƒÂ…ÂšÂšÂ…Â”Â†Ă Â‚Â”Â†Â‚Â„Â€ ÂŠ Â‚„ˆ”‚‡””‹¨Â‚ Â?™„‚ › Â“„‰…†š˜‚ †”„‚ ‡“ Â‰Â„¨Â‚ ‹ fenders was a strange move from Barca:  Â†Â‹  Â‹¨Â‚ Ӡ Â‚ Š™›€‚ world-class defender is Me€‹…‚  Â†Â‰Â„…‰¨Â‚ ˆ€”‚ “ Â› Â†Â„š˜‚

made a reported â‚Ź26 million switch to Bayern Mu†…›€‚ž“”ƒ‚ ”ƒ‰¨Â‚• Â“‚ ‰‹…‰‚ Carminati of Sky Sports. Widely regarded as one of the best defenders in the whole of Europe last Š Â‰ÂŠÂ”†¨Â‚• Â“‚  Â“Â… Â‚ ‚ ºÂ• Â“„¨Â‚

‰ƒ ÂŠÂ‚ ”“†›‰Š„š ¨Â‚  Â†Â‰Â„…‰‚ would have been an ideal buy for Barca: The player himself recently told Kicker (h/t Goal. com) that Barcelona did in‹  Â‹Â‚›”ƒ Â‚…†‚ž”“‚€…ƒ¨Â‚“‰…Šing a question as to why „€ Â˜Â‚‹…‹‚†”„‚’‡€„‚€‰“‹ Â“‚„”‚ claim his signature: “Manchester City and € ÂšÂŠ Â‰Â‚ ˆ‰†„ Â‹Â‚ ƒ ¨Â‚ ˆ€…š Â‚ there were also approaches from Real Madrid and Bar› ÂšÂ”Â†Â‰ÂœÂś

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35 Sports/EURO LEAGUE reveals Bundesliga switch Chambers beats Sanchez to Gunners award

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014

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ertha Berlin summer signing, Salomon Kalou has revealed that Germany’s World Cup win was one of the reasons he decided to move to Bundesliga. The Ivory Coast international left Lille to join Hertha on transfer deadline day, and he is expected to be a very good addition to the squad at Olympiastadion. And while Hertha boss

”Š‚ Â™Â€Â™ÂłÂ‰Â˜Â‚ ‰‹ƒ…9 Â‹Â‚ € Â‚ was surprised to see the club recruit such a high•“”’š Â‚ •š‰˜ Â“¨Â‚ ‰š”™‚ €‰Š‚ made it clear that he was

delighted to test his skills in Bundesliga. “Everyone wants to play in the Bundesliga after the World Cup,â€? said Kalou „”‚ …š‹œ‚  ¢ÂƒÂ‚ †”‚ ‹…  Â“ Â†Â„œ‚

I spoke with plenty of my international team-mates about Germany and they only had good things to say. “Hertha play really great, ‰9‰›³…†‡‚ž””„Â?‰šš‚‰†‹‚ ‚š”– Â‚

a challenge.� Even if he has spent the majority of his career playing on the wing, Kalou is adamant he is primarily a centre forward and is looking forward to being used up front at Hertha. “Centre forward’s my favourite position. I played out wide for Chelsea, but that’s because they had too many strikers. “At the end of the day, though, I just want to help the team. I haven’t set myself any goals. The important thing is that the team’s successful.�

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alum Chambers has been voted Arsenal’s player of the month for August after a string of impressive displays for the Gunners. The 19-year-old won the poll on Arsenal.com after receiving over a third of the votes following his transfer from Southampton this summer. Chambers, who has featured in all three of the Gunners’ opening Premier

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oma’s Daniele De Rossi can lay claim to being Serie A’s highest earner after ’‡™“ ÂŠÂ‚ ˆ Â“ Â‚ “ Âš Â‰ÂŠ Â‹Â‚ ”†‚ Tuesday detailing the wages paid to players in the Italian league. € Â‚ „‰š˜‚ ƒ…‹’ ÂšÂ‹ Â“‚ earns ÂŁ5.2m (â‚Ź6.5m) a year or ÂŁ100,000 a week, a healthy enough amount but dwarfed by the ÂŁ300,000 a week of the Premier League’s highestpaid player, Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney. € Â‚’‡™“ ÂŠÂ‚•™Â?š…Š€ Â‹Â‚Â?˜‚ ‰ 9‰‚ ‹ ÂšÂšÂ”‚ •”“„Š‚ Š€”ˆ‚ that the Italian league is falling behind on Europe’s pay scale with, for example, Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi all earning over ÂŁ200,000 a week in La Liga. Fernando Torres, who left Chelsea to sign a twoyear loan deal with Milan, has surrendered his ÂŁ175,000 a week for ÂŁ60,000 a week in Serie A. Another Premier League ĂŠmigrĂŠ, the former United captain Nemanja Vidic, will make around ÂŁ50,000 a week at Inter Milan, while Micah Richards, who left Manchester City for Fiorentina, will earn ÂŁ26,000 a week. Juventus are the biggest payers and are the only Italian club to increase their wage bill from the 2013-14 season with Carlos Tevez and Arturo Vidal earning upwards of ÂŁ60,000-perweek, though the promising Paul Pogba has to exist on a relatively meagre ÂŁ23,000 a week. The top-earning coach is Napoli’s Rafael BenĂ­tez on ÂŁ2.8m with his centre-forward Gonzalo HiguaĂ­n the league’s second-best paid player on ÂŁ4.4m.

 Â‰Â‡Â™ Â‚ ‡‰ƒ ÂŠ¨Â‚ ’†…Š€ Â‹Â‚ with 34.8 per cent of the votes, just ahead of fellow new arrival Alexis SĂĄnchez on 33.4 per cent. …‹’ ÂšÂ‹ Â“‚ ‰“”†‚ ‰ƒsey came third in the poll with 17.2 per cent of the votes. Arsenal defender Nacho Monreal has been impressed with the impact Chambers has had since arriving at Emirates Stadium.

Berezovsky: It’s wonderful to play even at 40

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Badelj relishes Fiorentina switch

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ilan Badelj says he has been dreaming of a move to Fiorentina since his childhood, but he won’t encourage comparisons to David Pizarro. The 25-year-old completed a deadline day summer window transfer to La Viola for a fee believed to be around â‚Ź5m, and today has Â?  Â†Â‚”D›…‰šš˜‚•“ ÂŠ Â†Â„ Â‹Âœ “For me it is important to be here, it is an honour. I hope to help my teammates to win and to improve,â€? Badelj has told reporters

gathered. “As a child I dreamed of coming to Florence. From ˆ€ Â†Â‚ ‚ ˆ‰Š‚ š…9š Â‚ …†‚ “”‰„…‰‚ I watched the Italian teams. “Fiorentina also wanted me very much. I don’t know ˆ€ Â†Â‚„€ Â‚’“Š„‚›”†„‰›„Š‚ˆ Â“ Â‚ made, I have only worked …†‚„€ Â‚Â’ ÂšÂ‹Â‚„”‚‹”‚ƒ˜‚Â? ÂŠÂ„œ‚ ‚ don’t know if there were other clubs interested in me.â€? The Croatia international has been compared to David Pizarro.  Â„‚ …Š‚ – Â“˜‚ ‹…D›™š„‚ „”‚ compare me to Pizarro - it

would be too presumptuous to do so since Pizarro is a very important player, who has given so much to football. “I have just got to learn from Pizarro, it is an honour to play with him. And can I play alongside him? For me it would be no problem.  Â‚š…³ Â‚„”‚•š‰˜‚”  Â†ÂŠÂ…– ÂšÂ˜Â‚ and defensively. Picking the No 5? No particular reason, there is no number that I am particularly fond of. Zinedine Zidane wore No 5 and he is one of my idols.â€?

t is wonderful to play even at the age of 40; you also feel young with the young teammates. Armenia national football squad captain and Dynamo Moscow of Russia goalkeeper, Roman Berezovsky stated the above. “The goalkeepers have a longer time [in career]; there is nothing unusual. “I am indebted to the Armenia national team. The thing is that people remembered me thanks to the squad. For this reason, I will help the team as long as I am

needed,� the veteran Armenia international was quoted as saying in Sport Daily.

Vertonghen close to new Tottenham deal

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an Vertonghen is on the verge of signing a new ”9 Â†Â€Â‰ÂƒÂ‚ ›”†„“‰›„¨Â‚ according to the player’s agent, who also suggested that the defender is likely to move on if the club fails to qualify for the Champions League. Vertonghen, 27, has four years remaining on his current deal after joining from Ajax in 2012, but has often been linked with a move

away from White Hart Lane. The Belgium international’s representative, Mustapha Nakhli, claimed earlier in the summer that his client €‰‹‚ ‰9“‰›„ ‹‚ …†„ “ Š„‚ ž“”ƒ‚ several clubs, with Barcelona reported to have been among the potential suitors. However, Nakhli has now told Sky Sports that Vertonghen is close to comƒ…9…†‡‚ €…ƒŠ šž‚ „”‚ •™“Š‚ once again and is enjoying life under Mauricio Pochettino. “We have spoken to Daniel Levy about a new contract for Jan and the negotiations were very good -we hope to sort everything out very soon,� he said.   ‚ …Š‚ €‰••˜‚ ‰„‚ ”9 †ham and wants to play for the club. He wants to play Champions League football ˆ…„€‚ ”9 †€‰ƒ‚‰†‹‚€ ‚€‰Š‚ a very good feeling about the new manager.�

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WBC hands Stevenson September 15 deadline

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orld Boxing Council (WBC) has given light heavyweight champion, Adonis Stevenson until  Â•Â„ ÂƒÂ? Â“‚ ¼Î‚ „”‚ ’†‰š… Â‚ the details of his voluntary title defense. If Stevenson fails to meet that deadline, the sanctioning body will

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I won’t fight dirty like Maidana – Floyd

order his promoter to begin negotiations for ‰‚ ƒ‰†‹‰„”“˜‚ ’‡€„‚ ˆ…„€‚ countryman Jean Pascal (29-2-1, 17KOs). At that point, if a deal is not reached with Pascal within 30 days, then the WBC will order a purse bid.

I’m coming for your title, Quigg tells Frampton

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›”9‚ ™…‡‡‚ €‰Š‚ ’“ Â‹Â‚ a warning to Carl Frampton: “after I beat Stephane Jamoye, I’m taking your World title.â€? ™…‡‡‚ ‹ Âž Â†Â‹ÂŠÂ‚ €…Š‚ WBA World Super Bantamweight title against the Belgian live on Sky Sports from the Phones 4u Arena in Manchester, and the Bury star is targeting a uni’›‰„…”†‚›š‰Š€‚ˆ…„€‚„€ Â‚† Âˆly-crowned IBF champion from Belfast after he does the business on Saturday night. The 25 year old is hunting a hat-trick of stoppage wins in his fourth defence of the title, and believes that the time is right for him and Frampton to get in the ring ‰†‹‚Š 9š Â‚„€ Â…“‚Â?“ ÂˆÂ…†‡‚“…valry. “I was pleased to see Carl win the title on Saturday and now it makes perž Â›Â„‚ Š Â†ÂŠ Â‚ ž”“‚ ™Š‚ „”‚ ’‡€„¨œÂ‚ Š‰…‹‚ ™…‡‡œ‚  ¢ÂšÂšÂ‚ ’‡€„‚ €…ƒ‚ in Belfast, no problem – but 9,000 in Belfast versus 20,000 in Manchester, it makes more sense to do it „€ Â“ ÂœÂ‚ ™„‚ …ž‚ „€ Â˜Â‚ ›‰†‚ ’†‹‚ somewhere in Belfast with 20,000 then I can go there, I don’t care. It’s one of the Â?…‡‡ ÂŠÂ„‚’‡€„Š‚…†‚ “…„…Š€‚Â?Ӽing alongside Amir Khan and Kell Brook – it’s that big, everyone has an opinion. We both think we can win so there’s no reason ˆ€˜‚ ˆ Â‚ Š€”™š‹†¢Â„‚ ’‡€„‚ ق and I know that I will come

out with both belts.â€? Jamoye is a potent obŠ„‰›š Â‚…†‚„€ Â‚ˆ‰˜‚”ž‚ ™…‡‡¢ÂŠÂ‚ quest to face ‘The Jackal’ and the hometown hero expects the 24 year old to put everything he has into ™•Š 9…†‡‚ „€ Â‚ ”‹‹Š‚ €‰–…†‡‚ replaced Paulus Ambunda ž”“‚„€ Â‚’‡€„œ “Jamoye is a very good ’‡€„ Â“¨œÂ‚Š‰…‹‚ ™…‡‡œ‚  ¢ÂŠÂ‚ only 24 but he’s been around at a good level for a long time. He’s boxed for a World title in Japan, he is prepared to travel and travels well, he comes forward and he’s got some good names on his CV. He has fallen short at the top level but he would have gained experience from that and will have learned from it. “To have a late change of opponent again is a shame, no-one was expecting me to do the job I did ”†‚ ÂŠÂ€Â…ĂšÂ…ÂˆÂ‰Â‚ ™†˜‰…œ‚  Â‚ approached nearly every ’‡€„ Â“‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ ‹…–…Š…”†‚ Š”‚ I give Jamoye plenty of respect for stepping up. Boxing always throws up surprises and you have to expect the unexpected, so as long as I am 100 per cent ready, focused and sharp, all I have to do is take care of the guy in the opposite corner, that’s the only thing on my mind. This hasn’t affected me at all, I am in the best shape ever and you’re going to see the best of me in there at the weekend.â€?

ayweather bel i e ve s M a i d ana was guilty of using underhand tactics during their ’“Š„‚Â?”™„‚Â?™„‚Š‰˜Š‚€ Â‚ˆ…šš‚ be ready to deal with whatever comes his way.  Â€ Â‚ ’“Š„‚ ’‡€„‚ ˆ‰Š‚ not close. He came out, € Â‚ ˆ”†‚ „€ Â‚ ’“Š„‚ “”™†‹¨Â‚ I won the second round, he won the third and the ž”™“„€¨Â‚Â?™„‚ž“”ƒ‚„€ Â‚’ž„€‚ he lost every round,â€? said Mayweather. “If you guys noticed, I got tackled, the guy tried to knee me, I got a headÂ?™9¨Â‚ „€ Â“ Â‚ ˆ Â“ Â‚ “‰Â?Â?…„‚ punches, there were low blows and the list goes on and on.

  Â‚ ‹…‹‚ ‰‚ š…9š Â‚ Â?…„‚ ”ž‚ everything. That night I had to do two jobs - I had to be the boxer and referee. “My job is to prepare for everything all around the board, but I’m going to let the referee do his job and be fair to both parties.â€?

Maidana still believes he should have been declared the winner in May with the boxing world split over whose hand deserved to be raised, but Mayweather, 37, has vowed there will be no doubts this time. “I’m just going to let „€ Â‚ ’‡€„‚ •š‰˜‚ ”™„‚ š…³ Â‚ …„‚

Nietes to defend WBO title voluntarily

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orld Boxing Organisation Âż à ‚ š…‡€„‚ ´Â˜Âˆ Â…‡€„‚ ›€‰ƒ•…”†¨Â‚ ”††… Â‚ “Ahasâ€? Nietes will make a voluntary defense of his title at the Waterfront Hotel and Casino in Cebu on November 15. ALA Promotions presi-

dent Michael Aldeguer he has communicated with Zanfer Promotions of Mexico requesting for the names of possible opponents since the Nietes title defense is not a mandatory and ALA has the option to choose. Aldeguer said that he “hopefully expects a list of

Roach backs Canelo/Clottey clash

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plays out. I’ll go out there and do what I do best,â€? Mayweather added. “If a knockout presents itself, of course I’m going to take full advantage of a knockout.  ‚ ‰šˆ‰˜Š‚ ’†‹‚ ‰‚ ˆ‰˜œ‚ Whether I am 26 or 37, I ÂŠÂ„Â…ÂšÂšÂ‚Â’Â†Â‹Â‚Â„Â€Â Â‚ÂˆÂ‰Â˜Â‚Â„Â”Â‚ÂˆÂ…Â†ÂœÂś

reddie Roach, trainer of WBC middleweight champion Miguel ”9”¨Â‚ Š  ÂŠÂ‚ †”„€…†‡‚ ˆ“”†‡‚ ˆ…„€‚ ‰™š‚ Â‰Â† ÂšÂ”œ‚ š–‰“ Â‚•”„ Â†Â„…‰šš˜‚ž‰›…†‡‚ ž”“ƒ Â“‚ ›€‰ƒ•…”†‚ ”Š€™‰‚ š”9 Â˜Â‚‚ in the fall.  Â‰ÂƒÂ‚ ‰† ÂšÂ”‚ ›”†’“ƒ Â‹Â‚ š‰Š„‚ ˆ  ³Â‚

„€‰„‚ š”9 Â˜Â‚ˆ‰Š‚„€ Â‚š Â‰Â‹Â…†‡‚›‰†‹…date to face Canelo in the fall. ‚ ƒ Â‡Â‰Â—ƒ‰„›€‚ Â? Â„ˆ  Â†Â‚ ”9”‚ ‰†‹‚ ‰† ÂšÂ”‚…Š‚š…³ ÂšÂ˜Â‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚’“Š„‚€‰šž‚ of 2015. ”9”‚ ˆ‰Š‚ …†…„…‰šš˜‚ Š›€ Â‹Â™Âš Â‹Â‚ „”‚ ’‡€„‚ ”†‚  Â› ÂƒÂ? Â“‚ ¼Œ¨Â‚ Â?™„‚ „””³‚ ‰‚ pass on the match because Roach will be unavailable for the majority of his training camp. Roach will be in the Philippines training Manny Pacquiao for his November 22 defense against Chris Algieri.  Â„¢ÂŠÂ‚‰‚‡””‹‚’‡€„œ‚ ‚„€…†³‚ ‰† ÂšÂ”‚ Š€”™š‹‚ ˆ…†‚ „€‰„‚ ’‡€„œ‚ „¢ÂŠÂ‚ ‰‚ ›”ƒ• Â„…„…– Â‚ ’‡€„œ‚ € Â‚ „€…†‡‚ …Š¨Â‚ „€ Â˜Â‚ Â?”„€‚ ˆ‰†„ Â‹Â‚ „”‚ „‰³ Â‚ 㪠 Â—™•‚ ’‡€„Š‚ ’“Š„‚ Â? ÂžÂ”“ Â‚ ž‰›…†‡‚  Â‰Â›Â€Â‚ ”„€ Â“œ‚ ™„‚ Miguel didn’t want to take a tune™•‚’‡€„‚…ž‚ ‚ˆ‰Š†¢Â„‚‡”…†‡‚„”‚Â? Â‚„€ Â“ ÂœÂ‚ I’m pleased that he chose that, but I feel that bad that I’m not going to be there,â€? Roach said.

possible rated opponents this week.â€? Aldeguer also mentioned plans for Nietes to ƒ”– Â‚ ™•‚ „”‚ ´Â˜Âˆ Â…‡€„‚ „”‚ challenge Juan Francisco Estrada who won the Ă› ‚ ´Â˜Âˆ Â…‡€„‚ „…tles via a split decision over Brian Viloria. Nietes is chasing the record of the late, great Gabriel “Flashâ€? Elorde who reigned as world junior lightweight champion for 7 years and 3 months while Nietes should he win as expected on November 15 would have reigned as a world champion for 7 years 1 month and 15 days.

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Sam Popoola samolapop@yahoo.com

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014

Gaza crisis: Falana calls UK’s Prime Minister for intervention

Ban Ki-moon FRANCIS IWUCHUKWU

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rontline Lagos based lawyer and rights activist, Femi Falana (SAN), recently beckoned on British Prime Minister, David Cameron, to utilise what he termed his United Kingdom’s presidency of the United Nations (UN) Security Council to persuade members to refer Israel to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged unlawful killings and destruction of properties in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. According to the senior lawyer in his petition, “I am writing to request that D to urgently facilitate the referral of Israel to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in order for the court to investigate allegations of the unlawful killings and destruction of property perpetrated by Israel against the civilian population in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. “I am aware that the UK is holding the presidency of the UN Security Council for the month of August. Since Israel International Criminal Court, the only way the court will be able to exercise jurisdiction over Israel is by a referral by the Security Council, pursuant to Article ¥¦¨ ¿ Á “I strongly believe that without your leadership at this point in time, those who ordered and encouraged the in 9 the Gaza Strip and West Bank which are ute will escape being brought to justice, and the victims will be left with no hope of international justice and accountability.” Prior to this time, the Palestinian militant group, Hamas had signed a pledge to support any Palestinian bid to join the ICC, with an explanation that such a step could expose Israel, as well as Hamas, to war crimes investigations. But Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, according to reports, is considering whether to join the court, a step he said would help in the transformation of his relations with Israel from tense to openly hostile. The President was also said to have 9 from his Fatah Movement and other fac-

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tions in the Palestine Liberation Organisation, with a further explanation that he would also seek the formal backing of Hamas, his main political rival. However, the militant group revealed that for several weeks, it was studying the idea and also wondering if Abbas were to turn to the court, Hamas could be investigated for its indiscriminate ³ decade, while Israel could come under scrutiny for its actions in the current » 9 ing on war-won lands. It would be recalled that the UN Security Council had called for what it termed an, “Immediate and uncondi ¶ » This decision was arrived at an emergency session with the backing of a statement which called for a truce over the Muslim holiday. Gaza, it was revealed had its most quite night in weeks after a weekend punctuated by brie truce initiative offered by both Israel and Hamas. More than 1,030 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and 43 Israeli soldiers and two Israeli civilians have been killed. A Thai national in Israel has also died. Aside the call for ¨ member panel which according to it

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would carry out a probe on the alleged war crimes and human rights violations that took place in Gaza Strip in the violence between Israel and Palestine. The panel according to the UN includes: British-Lebanese human rights lawyer, Amal Alamuddin, International Criminal Law Professor, William Schabas and Doudou Diene from Sen ¨ teur on contemporary forms of racism. However, Alamuddin, later made a statement that she would not be able to take up the new role. She said, “I was contacted by the UN about this for the ¨ ºisting commitments - including eight ongoing cases - unfortunately could not accept this role. I wish my colleagues who will serve on the commission courage and strength in their endeavours.” the situation in the occupied Gaza Strip, particularly the civilian casualties that have been caused, and strongly believes that there should be an independent investigation and accountability for 9 tributed well over £17 million to assist ´ » ¨

Gaza, it was revealed had its most quite night in weeks after a weekend punctuated by brie truce initiative offered by both Israel and Hamas. More than 1,030 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and 43 Israeli soldiers and two Israeli civilians have been killed

with an addition that it has equally activated its International Emergency to assist in the treatment of hundreds of In announcing the gesture, Cameron ¨ ´ » ³ a terrible toll. The UK has been at the what more we can do. The NHS has always stepped up to help those in need, and this expert team will play a crucial role in helping hundreds caught up in ´ “The initial team will be made up of a combination of doctors, nurses, surgeons, anaesthetists and paramedics from the specialties of emergency medicine, orthopaedic trauma surgery and plastic surgery. They will initially be based with Medical Aid for Palestinians at Al Mokassed hospital, East Jerusalem. “Once access to Gaza becomes possible, UK medics will then move there, with UK charities UK Med, Save the Children and Medical Action for Palestine facilitating this operation. The medics will co-ordinate with local health ¨ ¨ Crescent, and other international medical teams. “Medics will also explore whether there is need for them to assist elsewhere in the region. Although the team’s primary objective will be to treat people in the region, as part of our commitment to the wider international humanitarian best support those vulnerable people, especially children in need of highly complex treatment that is unavailable in the region including with specialist capabilities in the UK. “The UK has 16 expert trauma centres in England alone, with world-class expertise in paediatric trauma care. These centres provide complex reconstruction surgery, which often requires multiple operations over time, as well as burns treatment and other very intensive procedures.” Meanwhile, Iranian Vice President and Director of the Department of Environment, Ebtekar suggested immediate action to prevent what he termed growContinued on page 46

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Daily Newswatch thursday, september 11, 2014

Falana calls UK’s Prime Minister for intervention

Protesters seeking for peace and justice in Gaza

‰Š‚ „€ Â‚ ƒ‰9 Â“‚ …Š‚ ‰“”™Š…†‡‚ ˆ…‹ ÂŠÂ•Â“ Â‰Â‹Â‚ criticism from the public and establishing humanitarian catastrophe arising ment alike. from environmental crisis in Gaza. Even, opposition Labour Party leader ››”“‹…†‡‚„”‚‰‚š 9 Â“‚‰‹‹“ ÂŠÂŠ Â‹Â‚„”‚„€ Â‚ Ed Miliband accused Cameron of stayUN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, ing silent, as Downing Street shot back Ebtekar pointed out the serious hard- with accusations that Miliband is playship occasioned by the acts of violence ing politics. against the people of Gaza, the humaniIn the meantime, the international hutarian crisis, and genocide of the Pales- man rights group, Amnesty Internationtinians. al is of the opinion that all sides to the The Vice-President equally under- ›”†´Â…›„‚€‰Š‚‰†‚”Â?š…‡‰„…”†‚™†‹ Â“‚„€ Â‚…†lined UN’s commitment to protect “the ternational humanitarian law to ensure peace and security of mankindâ€?, even as lives and properties of civilians caught he prayed the UN to take measures to up in the crisis are well protected. lift the Gaza blockade. The international human rights group Recent information reveals that the through its Director for the Middle East Palestinian militant group, executed and North Africa 18 alleged spies that it had accused of Philip Luther, charged the Israeli auspying for Israel. The group’s new cam- thorities and Palestinian armed groups paign to frustrate collaboration with in Gaza, including the military wing of those it termed enemy was launched in Hamas, to ensure that civilian lives are response to Israel’s success in targeting •“”„ Â›Â„ Â‹Â‚ ‰Š‚ „€ Â‚ ›”†´Â…›„‚ Â? Â„ˆ  Â†Â‚ „€ Â‚ senior Hamas commanders. two sides escalates. Sources revealed that seven of those According to him, “All sides to the executed were lined up behind a ›”†´Â…›„‚€‰– Â‚‰†‚‰Â?Š”š™„ Â‚”Â?š…‡‰„…”†‚™†mosque in Gaza City and shot in front der international humanitarian law to of worshippers’ right after prayers, with protect the lives of civilians caught up human rights watch describing it as a in the intensifying hostilities. horrendous abuse. “Amnesty International urges the Is • Â›Â…’›‰šš˜¨Â‚ ‰‚ Š Â†Â…”“‚ Š Â›Â™Â“…„˜‚ ”D›…‰š‚ raeli military and Palestinian armed stated that the killing marked the start groups, including Hamas’ military of the “choke their necksâ€? crackdown on collaborators that Palestinians blame for providing information to Israel that has enabled it to strike at members of Hamas and other militant factions since the Gaza war started on July 8. Israel was said to have dealt its most painful blow yet to the Hamas military leadership with a strike on Southern Gaza that killed Mohammed Abu Shamalah, who was considered the area commander, and two other militaryˆ…†‡‚ š Â‰Â‹ Â“Š¨Â‚ ‰ Â‹Â‚ 9‰“‚ ‰†‹‚ ”€‰ƒmed Barhoum. Israel was also said to have targeted the home of the overall commander of Hamas’s armed wing, Mohammed Deif, whose location was supposed to be secret, killing his wife and two children. Deif’s fate is unknown. However British Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond condemned the situation in Gaza, describing it as “intolerable,â€? Cameron’s “inexplicable silenceâ€?

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wing and those overseeing it, to fully respect the laws of war. Israel must only carry out strikes on legitimate military targets and must exercise the utmost caution in the means and methods of ‰9‰›³¨Â‚„”‚ƒ…†…ƒ… Â‚„€ Â‚“…Š³‚„”‚›…–…š…‰†Š‚ and damage to civilian homes and infrastructure. “Carrying out indiscriminate air strikes in densely populated areas or ‹…“ Â›Â„‚‰9Â‰Â›ÂłÂŠÂ‚Â”Â†Â‚Â›Â…Â–Â…ÂšÂ…Â‰Â†Â‚Â€Â”Âƒ ÂŠÂ‚ˆ…šš‚…†evitably lead to the loss of civilian lives, in violation of international humanitarian law. “Amnesty International has repeat Â‹ÂšÂ˜Â‚›”†‹ ÂƒÂ† Â‹Â‚„€ Â‚’“…†‡‚”ž‚…†‹…Š›“…ƒinate rockets, which cannot be aimed accurately at military targets. Hamas’ military wing claimed responsibility for ’“…†‡‚‹” Â†ÂŠÂ‚”ž‚…†‹…Š›“…ƒ…†‰„ Â‚“”›³ Â„Šœ‚  Â€ Â‚ ’“…†‡‚ ”ž‚ …†‹…Š›“…ƒ…†‰„ Â‚ “”›³ Â„Š‚ by Palestinian armed groups in Gaza is a war crime that endangers civilians on both sides of the Gaza/Israel border. šš‚ …†‹…Š›“…ƒ…†‰„ Â‚ “”›³ Â„‚ ’“ Â‚ Â?˜‚ „€ ÂŠ Â‚ groups must cease immediately. “The civilian populations of both Israel and Gaza have experienced far too much tragedy, unnecessary bloodshed and loss of life in recent years, with no accountability. Both sides have an abysmal track record of violating interna-

The parties must take necessary precautions in attack to minimise harm to civilians and civilian objects. They also must take all feasible precautions to protect civilians under their control from the effects of attacks

tional human rights and humanitarian š‰ˆ‚‹™“…†‡‚‰“ƒ Â‹Â‚›”†´Â…›„œ “The Israeli military and Palestinian armed groups have repeatedly failed to hold perpetrators accountable for war crimes and other serious violations of …†„ Â“†‰„…”†‰š‚ š‰ˆ‚ ›”ƒƒ…9 Â‹Â‚ ‹™“…†‡‚ •“ Â–…”™Š‚“”™†‹Š‚”ž‚’‡€„…†‡¨Â‚…†‚•‰“„…›™lar during the Israeli military operations “Pillar of Defenseâ€? in November 2012 and “Cast Leadâ€? in December 2008 until January 2009. “Amid the renewed hostilities and in light of the continuing failure by both sides to provide accountability, Amnesty International is again calling for an international arms embargo on Israel, Hamas and Palestinian armed groups in the Gaza Strip. “All states should immediately suspend transfers of weapons, amunitions and related equipment to Israel, Hamas, and Palestinian armed groups in Gaza. States must send a clear message that they will not facilitate further violations of international humanitarian law. The international human rights group explained that under the international humanitarian law, parties to an armed ›”†´Â…›„‚ƒ™Š„‚‹…Š„…†‡™…Š€‚Â? Â„ˆ  Â†Â‚ƒ…š…tary targets and civilians and civilian ”Â?¯ ›„Š¨Â‚ ‰†‹‚ ‹…“ Â›Â„‚ ‰9‰›³Š‚ ”†š˜‚ ‰„‚ „€ Â‚ former. It also believes that indiscriminate and ‹…Š•“”•”“„…”†‰„ Â‚ ‰9‰›³Š‚ ‰“ Â‚ •“”€…Â?ited. “The parties must take necessary •“ Â›Â‰Â™Â„…”†Š‚…†‚‰9Â‰Â›ÂłÂ‚Â„Â”Â‚ÂƒÂ…Â†Â…ÂƒÂ…ÂŠ Â‚€‰“ƒ‚ to civilians and civilian objects. They also must take all feasible precautions to protect civilians under their control ž“”ƒ‚„€ Â‚  Â›Â„Š‚”ž‚‰9Â‰Â›ÂłÂŠÂœÂś Another international human rights group, CODEPINK called for a com•š Â„ Â‚ › Â‰ÂŠ Â’“ ¨Â‚  Â– Â†Â‚ „€”™‡€‚ „€ Â‚ Š“ Â‰ÂšÂ…‚ military is of the opinion that the situation goes above and beyond international law requirements to protect civilians. The group also accused the Israeli government of unlawful conduct, bombarding homes of militants in the crowded coastal enclave. Even, international human rights activist, Joseph Zernick said, “The Gazans are caged, or imprisoned, under blockade by both Israel and Egypt since 2007.â€?

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Law

thursday, september 11, 2014

Business Law by Dr.Olugbemi Fatula

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o far we have examined the nature and types of partnership. We €‰– Â‚ ‰šŠ”‚ ‹…Š›™ŠŠ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ‹…  Â“ences between a partnership and a registered company. Other matters discussed included formation and dissolution of partnership. We have also been able to identify some of the advantages of partnership. According to our analysis one of the advantages of partnership is that there are fewer formalities to be observed, and therefore there is less publicity and less expense involved in forming a partnership and in running it. There is no going through elaborate registration processes. There is also no need to be reg…Š„ Â“ Â‹¨Â‚”“‚„”‚’š Â‚‰‚ƒ ÂƒÂ”“‰†‹™ƒ‚‰†‹‚‰“„…cle with the Registrar, and therefore there are no registration fees, and legal costs are less. A partnership agreement may be oral or even inferred from conduct. Returns need not be delivered to the Registrar. Secondly, a partnership’s accounts are never open to public inspection. Except in the case of certain unlimited companies, those of registered companies are, as are the other documents which any registered company must lodge with the Registrar. Thirdly, a partnership is not subject to the rules in connection with raising and maintenance of share capital, to which a registered company which is not an unlimited company is subject. Again a partnership can make any arrangement with ›“ Â‹Â…„”“Š‚ „€‰„‚ „€ Â‚ •‰“„† Â“Š‚ „€…†³‚ ’„œ‚ ‚ registered company can make only those authorized either by the CAMA under its winding up procedures. This week we are going to conclude our discussions by examining such issues concerning relationships, liabilities, rights and obligations in partnership. Relationship between Partners As regards the rights of partners amongst themselves the following rules apply First, each partner is entitled to utmost fairness and good faith from his copartner in the course of the partnership business. A partner should therefore, not ƒ‰³ Â‚‰†˜‚Š Â›Â“ Â„‚•“”’„œ‚ € Â“ Â‚€ Â‚‹” ÂŠÂ‚€ Â‚ owes a duty to render an account of the same to his co- partners. Second, except in the case of dormant and limited partners, all partners are entitled to participate in the management of „€ Â‚ ’“ƒœ‚ ‚ •‰“„† Â“‚ …Š‚  Â†Â„…„š Â‹Â‚ „”‚ Â? Â‚ ›”†sulted whenever a decision is to be taken. Âż Â?Â?”9‚–‚ “ Â‰ÂŠÂ™Â“˜‚ ”š…›…„”“Š‚¿¼ĂŽžžà à ¼ÂœÂ‚ šš‚ •‰“„† Â“Š‚ ƒ™Š„‚ ›”†Š Â†Â„‚ „”‚ the introduction and admission of a new member into the partnership. 2. All partners must agree on any ›€‰†‡ Â‚…†‚„€ Â‚Â?™Š…† ÂŠÂŠÂ‚”ž‚„€ Â‚’“ƒœ‚ ”š Â‚–‚ “‰†Š Â˜Â‚¿¼ĂŽÂŚĂŽĂ œ‚ šš‚•‰“„† Â“‚€‰– Â‚‰‚“…‡€„‚”ž‚ access to the partnership books, particularly books of account. ÂŚÂœÂ‚ ”‚•‰“„† Â“‚›‰†‚Â? Â‚ ºÂ• ÂšÂš Â‹Â‚ Â– Â†Â‚ by the decision of the majority, unless power of expulsion is expressly conferred under the partnership agreement. (Re Soš…›…„”“‚ “Â?…„“‰„…”†‚¿¼ĂŽĂ?£à ‚ 4. Every partner is entitled to be …†‹ ÂƒÂ†Â…Â’ Â‹Â‚Â?˜‚„€ Â‚’“ƒ‚…†‚“ ÂŠÂ• Â›Â„‚”ž‚ ºpenses lawfully incurred by him, as well as personal liabilities incurred in the ordinary course and conduct of the partnership business, or in the respect of anything necessarily done by him to preserve the ’“ƒ¢ÂŠÂ‚Â?™Š…† ÂŠÂŠÂ‚”“‚•“”• Â“„˜œ 5. Unless there is a contrary agreement, all partners are entitled to share equally in the capital contribution and

Law of partnership (III) R elationships,

liabilities, rights and obligations

A typical business environment where all sorts of transaction boom

•“”’„‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ Â?™Š…† ÂŠÂŠ¨Â‚ ‰†‹‚ …†‚ š…³ Â‚ – Â…†¨Â‚ make equal contributions in respect of the ’“ƒ¢ÂŠÂ‚š”ŠŠ ÂŠÂœ Ă?œ‚ †˜‚•‰“„† Â“‚ˆ€”‚‡“‰†„Š‚‰‚š”‰†‚”“‚ ‰‹–‰†› Â‚„”‚„€ Â‚’“ƒ‚…Š‚ Â†Â„…„š Â‹Â‚„”‚‰‚“ Â•Â‰Â˜ment of same with interest. 7. Each partner has the right to assign either absolutely, or by way of ›€‰“‡ ¨Â‚ €…Š‚ Š€‰“ Â‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ ‰ŠŠ Â„Š‚ ‰†‹‚ •“”’„‚ ”ž‚„€ Â‚’“ƒœ‚ ”ˆ Â– Â“¨Â‚„€ Â‚‰ŠŠ…‡†  Â‚›‰††”„¨Â‚ during the continuance of the partnership, …†Š• Â›Â„‚„€ Â‚’“ƒ¢ÂŠÂ‚Â?””³Š‚”“‚…†„ Â“ž Â“ Â‚ˆ…„€‚ „€ Â‚ ’“ƒ¢ÂŠÂ‚ ƒ‰†‰‡ Âƒ Â†Â„œ‚ €…Š‚ …Š‚ Â? Â›Â‰Â™ÂŠ Â‚

his assignment without more does not make him graduate into a partner in the ’“ƒ The Relationship of the Partnership with Third Parties Partnership is predicated on the law of agency. Each partner is therefore, an agent of the other partners and also an agent of „€ Â‚’“ƒ‚›”šš Â›Â„…– ÂšÂ˜¨Â‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚•™“•”Š Â‚”ž‚„€ Â‚ partnership business. Thus, the act of any partner, who has authority to act and who acts within the normal course of the partnership business is binding on third par-

Partnership is predicated on the law of agency. Each partner is therefore, an agent of the other partners and also an '()*+ -/ +2) 567 8-99)8+:;)9< /-6 +2) purpose of the partnership business. Thus, the act of any partner, who has authority to act and who acts within the *-67'9 8-=6>) -/ +2) ?'6+*)6>2:? @=>:*)>> is binding on third parties, as well as his co-partners, unless the partner who has acted has no authority to act, and the third party is aware of the fact that he 2'> *- '=+2-6:+< -6 J-)> *-+ @)9:);) 2:7 +- @) ' ?'6+*)6 :* +2) 567

ties, as well as his co-partners, unless the partner who has acted has no authority to act, and the third party is aware of the fact that he has no authority, or does not beš… Â– Â‚€…ƒ‚„”‚Â? Â‚‰‚•‰“„† Â“‚…†‚„€ Â‚’“ƒœ‚ A limited partner has no power to bind „€ Â‚’“ƒ‚”“‚€…Š‚›”—‚•‰“„† Â“Š¨Â‚‰Š‚€ Â‚…Š‚†”„‚ Â†titled to participate in management. The Liability of Partners in Contract and in Tort †‹ Â“‚ Š Â›Â„…”†‚ ΂ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ ‰“„† Â“Š€…•‚ Act the liability of partners in contract is “jointâ€?. What that means is that partners …†‚‰‚’“ƒ‚‰“ Â‚›”šš Â›Â„…– ÂšÂ˜Â‚š…‰Â?š Â‚‰Š‚ž‰“‚‰Š‚„€ Â‚ ›”†„“‰›„‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ ’“ƒ‚ ‰“ Â‚ ›”†› Â“† Â‹ÂœÂ‚ ‚  Â›Â„…”†‚΂ž™“„€ Â“‚•“”–…‹ ÂŠÂ‚„€‰„‚„€ Â‚ ÂŠÂ„‰„ Â‚”ž‚‰‚ deceased partner is equally liable for the ‹ Â?„Š‚‰†‹‚”Â?š…‡‰„…”†Š‚”ž‚„€ Â‚’“ƒ‚›”†„“‰›„ed or incurred while the deceased was ‰š…– Â‚‰Š‚‰‚ƒ ÂƒÂ? Â“‚”ž‚„€ Â‚’“ƒœ On the other hand, the liability of partners in tort is “joint and several.â€? The implication of this is that in respect of torts, •‰“„† Â“Š‚ …†‚ ‰‚ ’“ƒ‚ ‰“ Â‚ š…‰Â?š Â‚ …†‹…–…‹™‰šš˜‚ and collectively. The doctrine of vicarious liability also applied to partnership. Rights and Obligations of Partners This may be approached from two angles namely: rights and obligations of partner in relation to partnership property and rights and obligations of partners amongst themselves As regards the rights of partners in relation to partnership property, it must be stated that partnership property belongs „”‚„€ Â‚’“ƒœ‚ ”†Š ŸÂ™ Â†Â„š˜¨Â‚†”‚•‰“„† Â“‚›‰†‚ lay individual claim thereto. In section 20 Partnership Act partnership property …Š‚ ‹ Â’† Â‹Â‚ ‰Š‚  Â‰Â†Â˜Â‚ •“”• Â“„˜‚ ”“…‡…†‰šš˜‚ brought into the partnership stock, or acquired either by purchase or otherwise , ”†‚‰››”™†„‚”ž‚„€ Â‚’“ƒ¨Â‚”“‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚•™“•”Š Â‚ of and in the course of the partnership Â?™Š…† ÂŠÂŠÂœÂ‚ †‚Š Â›Â„…”†‚£¼‚”ž‚„€ Â‚ ‰“„† Â“Š€…•‚ Act, it is categorically provided that unless there is a contrary intention, any property bought with partnership money is presumed to be partnership property.

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City & State THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014

NAS takes Ebola Virus awareness to grassroots

NAS members on neighbourhood storm

ˆ‰“‚ €‰Š‚ ‰ŠŠ™ƒ ‹‚ ‰†‚ …†„ †Š…’ ‹‚ dimension as corporate Nigerians and organisations are beginning s the Federal to join forces with the federal Government of ‡”– “†ƒ †„‚ „”‚ �””Š„‚ „€ ‚ ’‡€„‚ Nigeria is winning against the disease. It is on this premise that the war against Ebola Virus Disease the National Association of (EVD), the need to call for an all Seadogs (NAS) a.k.a. Pyrates inclusive approach, support and Confraternity recently joined the complete responsibility on the fray by organizing a nationwide part of Nigerians is becoming grassroots campaign aimed at more imperative as all hands sensitizing the public about the have to remain on deck to ensure prevalence of the virus in our an Ebola-free society once again. society, educate them on the In this regard, it was with relevant measures to observe a sigh of relief that Nigerians in protecting themselves and across board received the news of thereby stop the spread of the Nigeria’s successful management virus. The campaign was organized of the virus from the Minister the association and of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi by Chukwu, when he briefed the mandated to be carried out in nation on the current situation of all their chapters throughout the federation. On Saturday, the virus in the country.

 Â‚ ›”†’“ƒ Â‹Â‚ „€‰„‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚ …Š‚  Â•Â„ ÂƒÂ? Â“‚Ă?¨Â‚£¤¼¡¨Â‚‹…  Â“ Â†Â„‚‰“ Â‰ÂŠÂ‚ recording meaningful victory of Lagos were agog as members in their all-round struggle of the organization trooped out against the virus. To this end, en mass and sensitized the public he reported that the sister of the against Ebola on the streets. Port Harcourt doctor who died of The campaign was carried out Ebola has been discharged from the isolation ward in Rivers State, „€ Â“ Â?˜‚•™9…†‡‚„€ Â‚„”„‰š‚†™ƒÂ? Â“‚ of the successfully managed and discharged patients at nine. But, he was quick to add that the war is not over yet as the Federal Government will not rest on its oars until the last case of the infection is completely cured and the virus kicked out of Nigeria. “The Federal Government in collaboration with other stakeholders in the private sector was working hard to contain the spread of the virus beyond Lagos and Port Harcourt,â€? he said. Consequent upon the needed support from all and sundry „”‚ ’‡€„‚ ž”“‚ „€ Â‚  Â“‰‹…›‰„…”†‚ ”ž‚ Ebola Virus from Nigeria, the OKEY OBIOZO

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simultaneously in all other states of Nigeria and Abuja, the capital territory through their action plan on preventing Ebola Virus initiative. According to the Lagos State chapter president of the association, Femi Hassan, the aim of the campaign is to reach out to members of the society and sensitize them on the prevalence of Ebola Virus in Nigeria, create awareness on reducing the risk of human to human transmission through emphasis on personal hygiene. “The campaign is one of the grassroots initiatives of the association aimed at contributing positively towards ideals that promotes community development and nation building,â€? he said. The sensitization campaign which was captured in Lagos State was carried out throughout all the densely populated areas of Lagos State where awareness of the virus and its devastating   Â›Â„Š‚…Š‚Š„…šš‚‹  Âƒ Â‹Â‚š”ˆœ‚

Their unique strategy was to use public address systems extensively in dissemination of information about the virus in different Nigerian languages and dialects in order to adequately sensitize members of the public

They were at Agege, Alimosho, Ikeja, Ikorodu, Yaba, Surulere, and so many other areas of the state drumming the message of awareness, sensitization and sanitization into the ears of Nigerians. Their unique strategy was to use public address systems extensively in dissemination of information about the virus in ‹…  Â“ Â†Â„‚ …‡ Â“…‰†‚š‰†‡™‰‡ ÂŠÂ‚‰†‹‚ dialects in order to adequately sensitize members of the public. Their train which was divided into education and sensitization teams, hand washing demonstration teams and grassroots mobilization teams were seen at motor parks, markets, and neighbourhoods, orientating the public with Ebola safety messages. They harped on reducing the risk of Ebola infection in people by keenly watching out for the symptoms which are sudden onset of fever, intense weakness, muscle pain, headache and sore throat as well as vomiting, diarrhea and rashes. Moreover, the association informed the public that through the use of appropriate protective clothing they can reduce the risk of being infected while handling animals. The masses were also told to thoroughly cook animal products such as blood and meat before consumption. In the same vein, they raised great awareness on how to reduce the risk of human to human transmission by strict avoidance of close contacts with infected • Â“Š”†Š¢Â‚Â?”‹˜‚´Â™Â…‹Šœ Appropriate personal protective equipment should also be worn while taking care of infected persons as it relates to health workers.

Members of the public were also educated to regularly wash their hands with soap and water. They emphasized that it is important to always wash the hands whenever it is visibly soiled in other to stop contamination. Although the public were informed that if an individual has not developed symptoms, they cannot transmit Ebola Virus Disease to the next person but on the other hand to be responsive by alerting and reporting to travel managers people who look very ill in the course of their travelling instead of making unnecessary contact with them. Meanwhile, the situation report as presented by Prof. Chukwu is that as regarding all the contacts currently under surveillance in Nigeria so far, Lagos has 27 contacts under surveillance. “A total of 339 contacts, previously on surveillance, have been discharged having completed 21 days of observation. “Port Harcourt has 477 contacts under surveillance. It is a mixed group consisting of tertiary and quaternary contacts of Mr Sawyer’s. “Five contacts have already been discharged from surveillance in Port Harcourt having completed 21 days of observation,’’ he said. The good news, however, is that the wife of the late Port Harcourt doctor is recuperating at the isolation treatment ward in Lagos and would soon be discharged. The minister stated for the records that the total number of Ebola deaths in Nigeria has been Š Â– Â†¨Â‚ ’– Â‚ …†‚ ‰‡”Š‚ ‰†‹‚ „ˆ”‚ …†‚ Port Harcourt. Finally, he put the total number of Ebola cases in Nigeria at 19 Š…†› Â‚„€ Â‚’“Š„‚›‰Š Â‚ˆ‰Š‚“ Â›Â”“‹ Â‹Â‚ in Lagos 50 days ago.

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Role Model THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014

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ai Solarin was one Nigerian man whose life story continues to inspire youths even in death. He was the man reputed to have said, “My greatest joy is the opportunity I have to contribute to the education of Nigerian children. I am a worshipper of human beings and the children of Nigeria are my gods and goddesses.â€? According to Adegboyega Inumidun, a graduate of English Studies from the University Of Ibadan, he said,’ if you come across the message of Tai Solarin to young Nigerians , try and read it. It‘s very brilliant! The man was ahead of his time. Speaking further, he said, ‘Tai was a great man, a legend, I wished I €‰– Â‚‰9 Â†Â‹ Â‹Â‚€…Š‚Š›€””šœ‚  Â‚ˆ‰Š‚‰‚ man of the people, it is just that the old knowledge suppresses the new, people are afraid to think outside the box, they have been so schooled to think that people like Tai is evil. For me, he will forever be a model to me. Because of him, I have always stand out in whatever I do. However, according to his historical account, he was born in Ikenne-Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria, to Mr. Daniel Solarin, a drummer, farmer-cum-palmwine tapper and Mrs. Rebecca Okufule, a native of nearby Iperu-Remo. He was educated at St. James’ School, Iperu-Remo; Wesley School, Ogere, both in Ogun State; Otapete Methodist Primary School, Ilesha, Osun State, where he completed his „‰†‹‰“‹‚ …º‚  Â“„…’›‰„ Â‚ ‹™›‰„…”†‚ before going to Wesley College, Ibadan, Oyo State, for his Higher Elementary (Grade Two) Teacher’s  Â“„…’›‰„ Â‚…†‚¼ÎŒĂ?Âœ ‰…‚ „‰™‡€„‚ ž”“‚ ’– Â‚ ˜ Â‰Â“Š‚ ‰„‚ Methodist Primary Schools in AgoIwoye and Shagamu before leaving ž”“‚ ‰‡”Š‚ ˆ€ Â“ Â‚ € Â‚ ˆ”“³ Â‹Â‚ Â?“… ´Â˜Â‚ …†‚„€ Â‚ ™Š„”ƒŠ‚ D› Â‚‰Š‚‰‚„˜•…Š„œ‚ Leaving Nigeria for England in ‰˜‚ ÂĽĂŽ¡£Â‚ ‰Š‚ ‰‚ …‡ Â“…‰†‚ –”š™†„  Â“‚ in the Royal Air Force during the  Â›Â”†‹‚ ”“š‹‚ ‰“‚¿ £à ¨Â‚€ Â‚š‰„ Â“‚ became a navigator after a failed ‰9 ÂƒÂ•Â„‚‰„‚Â? Â›Â”ƒ…†‡‚‰‚•…š”„œ

 Â‚ˆ‰Š‚‹…Š›€‰“‡ Â‹Â‚…†‚¼Î¡Ă€Â‚‰„‚„€ Â‚ Â†Â‹Â‚ ”ž‚ £¨Â‚  Â†Â“”šš Â‹Â‚ ‰„‚ „€ Â‚ †…– Â“Š…„˜‚ of Manchester the following year for a bachelor’s degree in history and geography, and topped it with a post-graduate diploma in education at the University of London where he eventually taught Yoruba language for a year at its School of Oriental and African Studies. Arriving Nigeria from the United Kingdom, he succeeded the foundation principal of Molusi College, Ijebu-Igbo, and late Prof. Oluwole Awokoya as the second principal of the college from January ¼ÎÀ£‚„”‚  Â› ÂƒÂ? Â“Â‚ÂĽĂŽĂ€Ă€Âœ

 Â‚ ›”—ž”™†‹ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ’“Š„‚ ‰†‹‚ ”†š˜‚ truly secular school in Nigeria, ‰˜´Â”ˆ Â“‚ ›€””š‚ …†‚ ³ Â†Â† Â—  ÂƒÂ”¨Â‚ ‡™†‚ „‰„ ¨Â‚ ”†‚ ‰†™‰“˜‚ £¸Â‚ ÂĽĂŽĂ€Ă?‚ with his wife, and remained its •“…†›…•‰š‚ ž”“‚ £¤Â‚ ˜ Â‰Â“Š‚ „…šš‚ € Â‚ “ Â„…“ Â‹Â‚ …†‚ ÂĽĂŽ¸Ă?‚ „”‚  ÂŠÂ„‰Â?š…Š€‚ „€ Â‚ „™‹ Â†Â„Š¢Â‚ Second Home, a boarding house

Tai Solarin, acclaimed educationist which still serves more than two „€”™Š‰†‹‚ Š„™‹ Â†Â„Š‚ ”ž‚ ‰˜´Â”ˆ Â“‚ School. Also complementing „€ Â‚ ‰˜´Â”ˆ Â“‚ ›€””š‚ ˆ‰Š‚ „€ Â‚  ÂŠÂ„‰Â?š…Š€ƒ Â†Â„‚ ”ž‚ ‰˜´Â”ˆ Â“‚ ™†…”“‚ School, the primary school arm of „€ Â‚ ‰˜´Â”ˆ Â“‚ …†Š„…„™„…”†¨Â‚ ‰‚ ›…„‰‹ ÂšÂ‚ of secular education for self-reliance and all round excellence. Solarin was awarded an honorary doctorate degree in Literature in ÂĽĂŽ¸¼Â‚ Â?˜‚ „€ Â‚ šƒ‰‚ ”šš Â‡ ¨Â‚ šƒ‰¨Â‚

Michigan State of the United States ”ž‚ ƒ Â“…›‰¨Â‚ …†‚ ‰‹‹…„…”†‚ „”‚ ‰Â?”™„‚ Œ¤Â‚ years of bilateral annual students exchange programme between šƒ‰‚ ”šš Â‡ Â‚ ‰†‹‚ ‰˜´Â”ˆ Â“‚ ›€””š‚ Š„‰“„…†‡‚ ž“”ƒ‚ ÂĽĂŽĂ?ά‚ ˆ…„€‚ Š”ƒ Â‚ ºÂ—Š„™‹ Â†Â„Š‚”ž‚„€ Â‚š‰9 Â“‚€‰–…†‡‚ Â? Â† Â’„ Â‹Â‚ ž“”ƒ‚ ™†…– Â“Š…„˜‚ ‹ Â‡Â“  Â‚ Š›€”š‰“Š€…•Š‚”  Â“ Â‹Â‚Â?˜‚„€ Â‚ž”“ƒ Â“Âœ According to reports, he also Š•”†Š”“ Â‹Â‚ ƒ”“ Â‚ „€‰†‚ Œ¤¤Â‚ Š„™‹ Â†Â„Š‚ within and outside Nigeria at

My greatest joy is the opportunity I have to contribute to the education of Nigerian children. I am a worshipper of human beings and the children of Nigeria are my gods and goddesses

various levels from kindergarten „”‚ ‹”›„”“‰„ Â‚ š Â– ÂšÂ‚ ˆ…„€‚ €…Š‚ Š Âš´ ÂŠÂŠÂ‚ wife, apart from other unpublicized philanthropic gestures to the sick, the aged, the underprivileged and such like individuals and institutions. He adopted what he christened ‰‚ • Â“ƒ‰† Â†Â„‚  Â?‰9š Â‚ ‹“ ÂŠÂŠÂśÂ‚ …†‚ ÂĽĂŽ¸ĂŽÂ‚ after visiting the densely populated €…†‰‚ €‰–…†‡‚ ‰šƒ”Š„‚ ¼¤¤Â‚ • Â“› Â†Â„‚ of Chinese children in school ‰‡‰…†Š„‚š ÂŠÂŠÂ‚„€‰†‚£À‚• Â“› Â†Â„‚”ž‚„€ Â…“‚ counterpart in Nigeria. Protesting this governmental irresponsibility, he swore to live the rest of his life in shorts, short-sleeved shirts and “Knowledge is Lightâ€? cap until subsequent Nigerian governments wake up to the responsibility of Š Â†Â‹Â…†‡‚ ¼¤¤Â‚ • Â“› Â†Â„‚ ”ž‚ …‡ Â“…‰†‚ school-age children to school. Solarin was detained in various prisons across Nigeria for his human “…‡€„Š‚ ‰›„…–…Šƒ‚ “…‡€„‚ ž“”ƒ‚ €…Š‚ ’“Š„‚ ÂƒÂ‰ÂŻÂ”Â“Â‚ ‹ Â„ Â†Â„…”†‚ ”†‚ ›„”Â? Â“‚ ¼£¨Â‚ ÂĽĂŽ¸¡Â‚ Â?˜‚ ”ˆ”†¢ÂŠÂ‚ “ Â‡Â…ƒ Â‚ „”‚ €…Š‚ š‰Š„‚ ÂƒÂ‰ÂŻÂ”Â“Â‚ ”†‚ ‰“›€‚ ¼£¨Â‚ ÂĽĂŽž¡Â‚ Â?˜‚ „€ Â‚ draconian duo of Buhari/Idiagbon ‰‹ƒ…†…Š„“‰„…”†‚ ˆ€…›€‚ ›”Š„‚ €…ƒ‚ ¼¸Â‚ months behind the bars.

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Child sexual abuse: Silent epidemic in Nigeria OKEY OBIOZO

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hen Oluwakemi Abayomi, a nine year -old pupil of one of the private schools located somewhere in Agege area of Lagos State was taken to school Â?˜‚‚€ Â“‚ƒ”„€ Â“¨Â‚š…9š Â‚‹…‹‚Š€ Â‚‰†‹‚ the mother know that she will not live to see the next day. On that fateful day, after the school hours, Oluwakemi’s mother due to one reason or the other could not come on time to pick her child from the school, Oluwakemi was however left under the care of Mr Kunle Salami , a 60 year-old security man who was on duty. When Mr Salami discovered that Oluwakemi’s mother was nowhere to be found, he took the š…9š Â‚ ‡…“š‚ „€‰„‚ ˆ‰Š‚ Š™••”Š Â‹Â‚ ‚ „”‚‚ be the age of his granddaughter to an uncompleted building within the school premises and raped her repeatedly until the innocent girl died. Another was the case of a 27-year-old man in Taraba State, William Julius, who was arrested by the police and taken before a Magistrate Court on allegations of raping a 5-year-old girl. Another bizarre report in October 30, 2013, was when a 14-year-old boy raped a nineyear-old-girl to death. The police in Lagos State have commenced investigation into the case. The above accounts, distraught though, tells of some real, but alarming stories of abuse and ‹ Â’š Âƒ Â†Â„‚ ”ž‚ ›€…š‹“ Â†Â‚ „€‰„‚ €‰– Â‚ occurred in the society and publicised enough to catch the ‰9 Â†Â„…”†‚”ž‚„€ Â‚ƒ Â‹Â…‰œ‚ Child Sexual Abuse constitutes inappropriate touching or fondling of the child’s genitals, Â?“ Â‰ÂŠÂ„Š‚”“‚Â?™9Â”Â›ÂłÂŠÂœÂ‚Â‚ „‚‰šŠ”‚…†›š™‹ ÂŠÂ‚ masturbation, oral-genital contact, sexual penetration, pornography, child prostitution,  ºÂ•Â”Š™“ Ă›´Â‰ÂŠÂ€Â…†‡‚ ”ž‚ Â?”‹˜‚ •‰“„Š‚ to the child, voyeurism, and verbal pressure for sex. According to research, it is revealed by experts worldwide that one in every three girls while Ӡ Â‚ …†‚  Â– Â“˜‚ ’– Â‚ Â?”˜Š‚ ˆ…šš‚ Â? Â‚ sexually assaulted before the age of 18. Speaking on the issue, Dr Oluwabiyi O. Opeyemi, a ”†Š™š„‰†„‚ ‰ Â‹Â…‰„“…›…‰†¨Â‚‹ Â’† ÂŠÂ‚ child sexual abuse as any interaction between a child and an adult or another child in which the child is used for the sexual stimulation of the perpetrator or an observer. This incidence, she lamented, has been growing in the society without check because either

the victims are too shy and are not ready to report or their families are not willing to report and proceed with the cases. The underlying reason being their unwillingness to face the embarrassing stigmatisation that follows as a result.

activity. As a result, they are abused by adults who in most cases present themselves as harmless relatives, friends, care-givers and peers. She dramatically described and •‰…†„ Â‹Â‚ ‡”“˜‚ Š…‹ ÂŠÂ‚ ”ž‚ ‹…  Â“ Â†Â„‚ scenario of child rapes, some of which she handled as a doctor and ”„€ Â“Š‚ž“”ƒ‚“ Â•Â”“„Š‚…†‚‰†‚‰9 ÂƒÂ•Â„‚ „”‚ ›‰šš‚ ‰9 Â†Â„…”†‚ „”‚ …„Š‚ ‹‰ƒ‰‡…†‡‚   Â›Â„‚”†‚Â?”„€‚„€ Â‚–…›„…ƒŠ‚‰†‹‚…„Š‚ growing menace in the society. The medical practitioner went further to reveal that the Lagos State Police has handled 678 cases of rape between March 2012 and March 2013, with an increasing percentage of child crimes. €…š Â‚‚‚„€ Â‚ ‰‡”Š‚ „‰„ Â‚ D› Â‚”ž‚ The Public Defender, she said is credited to have handled 427 ›‰Š ÂŠÂ‚ ”ž‚ ›€…š‹‚ ‹ Â’š Âƒ Â†Â„Š‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ recent time. “This is only the tip of the iceberg. Sexual crimes usually go unreported, 90 per cent of perpetrators of child abuse are known to the child or their parents while in the same vein 30 per cent others are family members,â€? she revealed. To her, people who commit this crime are usually very nice and extremely helpful, adding that they like to be alone with children and prefer their company to that of peers. Continuing she said: “They will ”  Â“‚„”‚Â?‰„€ ¨Â‚‹“ ÂŠÂŠÂ‚”“‚³  Â•Â‚„€ ÂƒÂ‚ ”– Â“†…‡€„‚”“‚”››™•… Â‹¨Â‚”  Â“‚„€ ÂƒÂ‚ money for no reason, or make them ž  ÂšÂ‚ Š• Â›Â…‰šœ‚ †‚ ”„€ Â“‚ …†Š„‰†› ÂŠ¨Â‚ they show unhealthy interest in their sexual development,â€?. Enumerating risk factors that constitutes child sexual abuse, Dr Opeyemi said they include; age, gender, disability, prior She detailed the central history of victimization, family characteristic of child sexual characteristics, absent parents, abuse to show through the multiple caretakers, children from domination of the child through father only families, presence of deception, force or coercion into a stepfather, drug and alcohol Š ºÂ™Â‰ÂšÂ‚ ‰›„…–…„˜œ‚ †‚ „€…Š‚ Š› Â†Â‰Â“…”¨Â‚ abuse. the children due to their young When sexual abuse occurs, age cannot give consent to sexual changes that can be easily noticed in the child’s behavioural •‰9 Â“†‚ …ž‚ ›š”Š ÂšÂ˜Â‚ ”Â?Š Â“– Â‹¨Â‚ Š€ Â‚ said include ; aggressiveness, sleeping problems, not wanting to go to school or unwilling to come home, not looking after themselves, frequent bathing or drop in academic performance. Others include avoiding particular adults or children which usually shows in hesitancy to be with a certain person or being uncomfortable in the presence of a particular person, she added.  Â†Â‰Â•Â•Â“”•“…‰„ Â‚ Â? Â€Â‰Â–…”™“‚ ”“‚ pre-occupation with sexual ƒ‰9 Â“Š¨Â‚ „”“†‚ ‰†‹‚ ‚ ‚ Š„‰…† Â‹Â‚

Child Sexual Abuse constitutes inappropriate touching or fondling of the child’s genitals, breasts or buttocks

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Child sexual abuse: Silent epidemic in Nigeria

Hajiya Zainab Maina, Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development

Prof. Chukwu, Minister of Health Continued from page 53

underwear, pain in genital area and pain while urinating are other factors to look out for. D ³ ¨ 9 are also signs that tell that a child may have been abused sexually. “Moreover, sore, red, bleeding, itching and burning genital areas, including the anal area, discharge and unusual odour, masturbation, secretiveness, sudden fearfulness, moodiness and a change in general behaviour 9 ¨ that parents should watch out for in their children. “Vigilance is the key here, as it is only watchful parents who will notice changes in their children.” Opeyemi advised. She added that semen in the vagina, torn and missing hymen, vaginal opening that is more ¯ to penis or scrotum also are indications that a child has been abused. Adding therefore that the abuse which more often are carried out by force can be detected through ¯ to the palate and in extreme cases pharyngeal gonorrhoea. While looking into the reason people abuse children sexually, she noted that it is intrinsic in men 9 Ó ¢ If this explains why men abuse girls, the issue that begs for explanation is why women abuse boys. All the same, she accused the growing incidence of sexual abuse of children in the society to be as a result of lust and bizarre immoral disposition, moral decadence, convenience, evil family tradition, evil cult and negative cultural practices. Adding also that inferiority

º ¯ adults and shyness to approach adults could lead to abuse of children. Looking at the dangers associated with child sexual abuse, Dr Opeyemi said it could º 9 Infections (STIs), chronic pain, pregnancy, behavioural problems, increased sexuality and sexual promiscuity, school and learning problems, substance abuse, criminality in adulthood, sexual dysfunction in adulthood 9 ¨ She harped therefore that the solution to incest and child sexual abuse could be achieved when parents realise that the home mothers especially are the ones whose responsibility it is to make group sexuality education for every child in the home, which should include the meaning of incest and its consequences should be made paramount. “Sensitize kids to the reality of sexual abuse and teach them to be assertive. Let them be vigilant, even around spouses and close relatives.

¢ expose your children to sexual situations. Lock the door when “busy,” she reiterated. She disclosed that presents are no perfect substitute for presence, therefore spending quality time and developing close positive communication with the kids is very important. She encouraged parents to set boundaries for their children as against the recent culture of allowing children to have their ways always. As such, she said ¼ 9 imparted into them. D ³ esteem and ultimately, pray for their protection,” she pointed. On the other hand she stressed the need for schools to set up an active counselling department ¯ handbook should clearly spell out the stand of schools on Child Sexually Abuse (CSA). “Male teachers especially, should be cautioned and a background check should be conducted on prospective employees. “Government on their part should also set up active and

Sensitize kids to the reality of sexual abuse and teach them to be assertive. Let them be vigilant, even around spouses and close relatives

Dr Oluwabiyi

units in each state secretariat to educate the public and to develop programmes to protect the children in society from being abused. This unit should be run by competent professionals. “The police should be trained to handle child sexual abuse cases in their training schools and at least one police station in each state should be assigned to this child welfare unit to arrest abusers” she noted. On the other hand, she said that religious leaders, humanitarian and charitable organizations should also launch massive campaigns on the strategies of overcoming the monster called child abuse. In conclusion, she advised the young ones to ensure they break the silence by reporting any case of sexual abuse.

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A’Ibom indigenes in Abuja write commission on alleged murder CYRIL MBAH, Abuja

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kwa Ibom State indigenes resident in Abuja have sent a strongly worded petition to the Public Complaints Commission [PCC], praying for justice in the alleged murder of Mercy Okon Akpan, who died after an acid ‰9‰›³‚ Â?˜‚ € Â“‚ ›”—ˆ”“³ Â“¨Â‚ …‹ Â†Â— „…’ Â‹Â‚ ‰Š‚ €‰†³‡”‹‚ •…‰³‰¨Â‚ ‰„‚ Kabayi village, near the Federal ‰•…„‰š‚  Â““…„”“˜œ € Â‚ž”™“—•‰‡ Â‚• Â„…„…”†¨Â‚ˆ€…›€‚ ˆ‰Š‚ Š…‡† Â‹Â‚ Â?˜‚ œ‚ œ‚ ³•‰†¨Â‚ ‰‚ relation of the deceased girl, on behalf of the Akwa Ibom State community, urged the Public Complaints Commission to intervene in the case because …†– ÂŠÂ„…‡‰„…†‡‚ •”š…› Â‚ ”D› Â“Š‚

€‰†‹š…†‡‚ „€ Â‚ ƒ‰9 Â“‚ ƒ‰˜‚ €‰– Â‚ compromised their position and ‰Â?‰†‹”† Â‹Â‚„€ Â‚›‰Š Âœ ³•‰†‚ ‰šš Â‡ Â‹Â‚ „€‰„‚ £¤Â—˜ Â‰Â“‚ ”š‹‚  Â“›˜‚ ³”†‚ ˆ‰Š‚ ‰9‰›³ Â‹Â‚ with acid February 3, 2014, at her work place in Kabayi Village ÂžÂ”ÂšÂšÂ”ÂˆÂ…Â†Â‡Â‚Â‰Â‚ÂźÂ™Â‰Â“Â“ ÂšÂ‚ˆ…„€‚ €‰†³— ‡”‹‚ •…‰³‰¨Â‚€ Â“‚›”—ˆ”“³ Â“‚‰†‹‚ „€‰„‚  Â”“„Š‚ „”‚ Â?“…†‡‚ „€ Â‚ ›™š•“…„‚ to justice was frustrated by his ‡”‹—ƒ”„€ Â“¨Â‚ ‰‹‰ƒ‚ †„€”— nia Ahmed Musa, who owns Stevdebmos Bakeries, a confec— tionery company operating in Nasarawa State, where the de— › Â‰ÂŠ Â‹Â‚‰†‹‚€ Â“‚‰9‰›³ Â“‚ˆ”“³ Â‹Âœ According to the petitioners, the bereaved family has become afraid because of “the lackluster method of investigation and prosecution of the caseâ€? and the fact that Madam Anthonia

Ahmed Musa has used every means possible to intimidate everybody connected to the de— › Â‰ÂŠ Â‹Â‚ …†‚ ‰‚ ‹ ÂŠÂ• Â“‰„ Â‚  Â”“„‚ „”‚ ³…šš‚„€ Â‚›‰Š Âœ  Â€ Â‚ …†„…ƒ…‹‰„…”†‚ ‰†‹‚ – Â“— bal threats have been carried out on family members of the deceased and there were clear evidence of connivance be— tween the bakery proprietress and police personnel from state CID Nasarawa, who came to ar— rest and keep away members of Mercy Okon’s family for insist— …†‡‚ ”†‚ ž”šš”ˆ…†‡—™•‚ „€ Â‚ ›‰Š ¨œÂ‚ „€ Â‚Š„‰„ Âƒ Â†Â„‚Š‰…‹œ It also claimed that witnesses to the case have equally been intimidated and threatened by the master baker, who has done everything within her powers, including using her connections

with the police, to ensure the ›‰Š Â‚‹…‹‚†”„‚Š  Â‚„€ Â‚š…‡€„‚”ž‚‹‰˜œ € Â‚ • Â„…„…”† Â“Š‚ ‰šŠ”‚ ›š‰…ƒ Â‹Â‚ that when the policemen were pressurised to move the case forward, the Investigating Po— š…› Â‚ D› Â“‚‹ ÂƒÂ‰Â†Â‹ Â‹Â‚ £¤¨¤¤¤Â‚ from relatives of the deceased but that after collecting N12,000, the cop started dodging or ad— vancing one excuse after anoth—  Â“‚„”‚‰–”…‹‚•“”Š Â›Â™Â„…†‡‚„€ Â‚›‰Š Âœ  Â†Â‚ ‰‚ ›‰•…„‰š‚ ”  Â†Â› Â‚ ”ž‚ „€…Š‚ nature, it is the responsibility of the police commissioner to investigate, arrest and prosecute the suspects or perpetrators of the crime but in our case, it has Â?  Â†Â‚ ‰‚ ‹…  Â“ Â†Â„‚  ºÂ• Â“Â… Â†Â› ¨Â‚ ‰Š‚ „€ Â‚ …†– ÂŠÂ„…‡‰„…†‡‚ •”š…› Â‚ ”D› Â“‚ [names withheld] demanded £¤¨¤¤¤Â‚ž“”ƒ‚™Šœ “We gave him an advance of

o fewer than 1,056 persons are presently in camp in Adamawa state refugee camp as a result ”ž‚ ”³”‚ ‰“‰ƒ‚‰9‰›³Š However the state gov— ernment has assured the In— ternally Displaced Persons (IDPs) taking refuge at NYSC orientation camp in Yola of ™†›š Â†Â›Â€Â…†‡‚Š™••”“„Šœ € Â‚  Â›Â“ Â„‰“˜‚ „”‚ „€ Â‚ „‰„ Â‚ Government, SSG, Profes— Š”“‚ Â?‹™šš‰€…‚ …ƒ‰†‚ ™“³™“‚ made the disclosure yester— day when he led a high pow— ered state government team to the camp to sympathize ˆ…„€‚„€ Â‚ Šœ While at the camp, the team was told that about 1,056 IDPs were in the camp including ’– Â‚  ºÂ• Â›Â„‰†„‚ ƒ”„€ Â“Š‚ ˆ€”‚ ‡‰– Â‚Â?…“„€‚‰„‚„€ Â‚›‰ƒ•œ‚ „‚ˆ‰Š‚ also disclosed that the IDPs were mostly from Madagali, Michika, Mubi, Uba and Goza „”ˆ†‚…†‚ ”“†”‚Š„‰„ Âœ € Â‚ ¨Â‚ „€ Â†Â‚ ‹…“ Â›Â„ Â‹Â‚ „€‰„‚ displaced children in the camp would be accommodated in Federal Government Colleges pending the return of normal— cy while the list of secondary school of boys and girls are be— …†‡‚›”ƒ•…š Â‹Âœ During the tour of the camp the SSG who ad— ‹“ ÂŠÂŠ Â‹Â‚‹…  Â“ Â†Â„‚‡“”™•Š‚„”š‹‚ Head of Civil Service of the Federation, Mr. Danladi Kifasi; Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim; them that more relief materi— Vice President Namadi Sambo and President Goodluck Jonathan at the Federal Executive Council meeting in Abuja‌yesterday. als procured by the state gov— ernment will soon arrive the camp to improve their living ›”†‹…„…”†œ THANKGOD OFOELUE, Benin for help, the continent will be damentally in health and in essentially Central and West He noted that those in the fact in health research and ž“…›‰†‚›€‰šš Â†Â‡ ÂŠÂśÂœ ormer President of …†‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚ˆ”“Š„œ camp would have to adjust Enabulele gave this warn— not just be reactionary and He cautioned that the pre— the Nigeria Medi— to their new environment ›‰š‚ ŠŠ”›…‰„…”†¨Â‚ “œ‚ ing in Benin City yesterday waiting for Washington to sent crises arising from the because the place where they Osahon Enabulele as his verdict against the provide solutions largely to deadly Ebola virus must be are presently is a camp not a constant reminder particu— has warned that backdrop of the Ebola on— ž“…›‰†‚•“”Â?š ÂƒÂŠÂœÂś „€ Â…“‚€”ƒ ÂŠÂœ slaught in some West African € Â‚ ƒ Â‹Â…›‰š‚ ‹”›„”“‚ ‰šŠ”‚ larly to Nigerian leaders and except Nigeria and other Af— Also speaking , representa— †‰„…”†Š‚…†›š™‹…†‡‚ …‡ Â“…‰œ said the measure has be— other relevant authorities on „…– Â‚”ž‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚ †„ Â“—‚  ÂšÂ…‡…”™Š‚ rican nations courageously “œ‚ †‰Â?™šš Â‚ ‰‹–”›‰„ Â‹Â‚ come inevitable “because the essence of research and deal with health emergen— Council( NIREC) also admon— that: “African countries must …ž‚ ˜”™‚ š””³‚ ‰„‚ „€ Â‚ •‰9 Â“†‚ ”ž‚ therefore suggested that the ished the IDPs to continue cies such as the ravaging wake up on their reactionary the Ebola crises right from country, other Africa and to pray fervently that God casis of Ebola scourge and cells and take up issues of …„Š‚’“Š„‚ Â“™•„…”†‚”“‚”™„Â?“ Â‰ÂłÂ‚ West African countries must should intervene in the insur— other emerging challenges •™Â?š…›‚€ Â‰ÂšÂ„€‚ƒ”“ Â‚Š Â“…”™Šš˜œ‚ in 1976 in Sudan and Demo— wake from their slumber and shun unnecessary reli— ‡ Â†Â›Â˜Â‚“‰–‰‡…†‡‚„€ Â‚Š„‰„ Âœ ance on developed countries € Â˜Â‚ ƒ™Š„‚ …†– ÂŠÂ„‚ ƒ”“ Â‚ ž™†— cratic Republic of Congo, it is and take real and proactive steps towards dealing with the menace now and forever and not waiting till another SAMINU IBRAHIM, Abuja sion as this press conference He noted that the structure  Â€ ÂŠ Â‚ž‰›„”“Š‚€‰– ¨Â‚‰ƒ”†‡‚ eventually to happen before will prove, and there will nev— of polling units has been used other things, translated to Â„Â‰ÂłÂ…Â†Â‡Â‚Â‰Â›Â„Â…Â”Â†Âœ ollowing contro— er be any such agenda under for the 1999, 2003, 2007, and ”– Â“—›“”ˆ‹ Â‹Â‚ •”šš…†‡‚ ™†…„Š‚ He wondered “Why did versy over distribu— „€…Š‚ Â”ÂƒÂƒÂ…ÂŠÂŠÂ…Â”Â†ÂśÂœ £¤¼¼Â‚ ‡ Â† Â“‰š‚  Âš Â›Â„…”†œ‚  Â“”ƒ‚ and the fact that some estab— African governments be— tion of polling units € Â‚ Â?‰Š…›‚ ‰…ƒ‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚  º Â“— 1996 to date, there has been š…Š€ Â‹Â‚Š 9š Âƒ Â†Â„Š‚‰“ Â‚†”„‚Š Â“— tween 1976 and now not in— across the country, cise according to the leader of an exponential growth in Ni— viced at all under the existing vest in research for even the the Independent the nation’s electoral umpire geria’s population and there structure, as we witnessed in cure for Ebola? We are wait— National Electoral Commis— is to ease the access of voters have been severe demographic the 2011 general elections and …†‡‚ ž”“‚ ‰Š€…†‡„”†œ‚ †š˜‚ sion (INEC) yesterday said to the ballot box in the 2015 shifts resulting from new set— …†‚”„€ Â“‚ Âš Â›Â„…”†Š‚„€ Â“ Â‰ÂžÂ„ Â“Âœ now in Nigeria because it the distribution of additional ‡ Â† Â“‰š‚ Âš Â›Â„…”†œ „š Âƒ Â†Â„ÂŠÂ‚Â…Â†Â‚ÂƒÂ‰ÂŻÂ”Â“Â‚Â™Â“Â?‰†‚‰“ Â‰ÂŠÂœ  Â€Â…Š‚ “…Š Â‚ …†‚ •”•™š‰„…”†¨Â‚ has happened in Nigeria we 30,000 polling units is aimed He added that INEC in— “For example, in 1996 when with corresponding increase are now talking about assem— at decongesting polling units „ Â†Â‹ÂŠÂ‚ „”‚ ‹ Â‚ ›”†‡ ÂŠÂ„‚ ”– Â“— the current polling unit struc— in the number of eligible vot— Â?š…†‡‚• Â”•š Â‚Â‹Â”ÂˆÂ†ÂśÂœ and accommodate new resi— crowded Polling Units (Pus) ture was established, the esti— ers was clearly manifested  Â€Â‰Â„‚ „ ÂšÂšÂŠÂ‚ ˜”™‚ €”ˆ‚ ˆ Â‚ ‹ Â†Â„…‰š‚‰“ Â‰ÂŠÂ‚…†‚„€ Â‚›”™†„“˜œ and dispersing voters as mated population of the coun— during the 2011 fresh voter treat our issues as African Speaking at a news confer— evenly as possible among „“˜‚ ˆ‰Š‚ ‰Â?”™„‚ ¼¼¤ÂƒÂœÂ‚ †‚ £¤¤Ă?¨Â‚ “ Â‡Â…Š„“‰„…”†‚  º Â“›…Š ÂœÂ‚ ‚ „‚ „€ Â‚ †‰„…”†Šœ‚ ƒ Â“…›‰‚ „€‰„‚ …Š‚ †”„‚  Â†Â› Â‚ …†‚ Â?™¯‰¨Â‚ 9‰€…“™‚  Â‡Â‰Â‚ all the PUs and locating PUs after a national population cen— end of the exercise, having ‰Ë…›„ Â‹Â‚€‰Š‚‰šš‚„€ Â‚ˆ‰˜‚Â?  Â†Â‚ INEC chairman reiterated that ƒ”“ Â‚  Â›Â„…– ÂšÂ˜Â‚ˆ…„€…†‚›”ƒ— Š™Š¨Â‚„€ Â‚•”•™š‰„…”†‚ˆ‰Š‚¼¡¤ÂƒÂœ subjected the data gathered urging their own scientists to the commission resolved to ƒ™„…†‡‚‹…Š„‰†› ÂŠÂ‚”ž‚–”„ Â“Šœ “In 2011, when the voters’ …†‚ „€ Â‚ Â’ ÂšÂ‹Â‚ „”‚ ™„”ƒ‰„ Â‹Â‚ of course research into pos— “ Â—›”†’‡™“ Â‚ „€ Â‚ Š„“™›„™“ Â‚ ”ž‚  Â€ Â‚  Â‰Â“š… Â“‚ •”šš…†‡‚ ™†…„Š‚ registration was undertaken, …†‡ Â“—•“…†„‚ ‹ Â†Â„…’›‰„…”†‚ sibilities and we are talking polling units as well as create was created in 1996 by the the population was estimated Software (AFIS) to detect about experimental drugs additional ones is driven by defunct National Electoral „”‚Â? Â‚‰Â?”™„‚¼Ă?¤ÂƒÂœÂ‚ ”‹‰˜‚„€ Â‚ and eliminate duplicate reg— Â? Â…†‡‚ ™Š Â‹Â‚ ”†‚ …‡ Â“…‰†Šœ‚ ‚ collective aspirations to reform Commission of Nigeria (NE— population is estimated to be istrants, the Commission think the African govern— and improve the electoral pro— CON), which created 120,000 ‰“”™†‹‚¼¸Ă€ÂƒÂœÂ‚ €…Š‚“ Â•Â“ ÂŠ Â†Â„Š‚ › Â“„…’ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ „”„‰š‚ †™ƒÂ? Â“‚ ”ž‚ ments must use this oppor— › ÂŠÂŠÂ‚…†‚£¤¼Ă€Â‚‰†‹‚ Â– Â†Â‚Â? Â˜Â”†‹œ polling units and 8,809 wards nearly 60% rise in the popula— “ Â‡Â…Š„ Â“ Â‹Â‚ –”„ Â“Š¨Â‚ •”Š„— ‚ „™†…„˜‚„”‚“ ´ Â›Â„‚”†‚€”ˆ‚„€ Â˜Â‚  Â€ Â“ Â‚ …Š‚ †”‚ Š Â›Â„…”†‰š‚ ”“‚ (Registration Areas)â€? ‰„‚¸¤¨ŒžŒ¨¡£¸Âœ „…”†‚Š…†› Â‚ÂĽĂŽĂŽĂ?Âœ €‰– Â‚š Â‹Â‚„€ Â…“‚›”™†„“… ÂŠÂśÂœ parochial agenda in this deci—

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2015: JEGA explains distribution of 30,000 polling units, parameters

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N12,000 out of desperation, as ˆ Â‚ ›”™š‹‚ †”„‚ ‰ ”“‹‚ „€ Â‚  Â†Â„…“ Â‚ amount to encourage him but Š…†› Â‚ „€ Â†¨Â‚ †”‚  Â”“„‚ €‰Š‚ Â?  Â†Â‚ made to charge the case to ›”™“„¨œÂ‚„€ Â‚• Â„…„…”† Â“Š‚›š‰…ƒ Â‹Âœ When our reporter contacted „€ Â‚ †– ÂŠÂ„…‡‰„…†‡‚ ”š…› Â‚ D› Â“¨Â‚ Inspector Samuel Adamu on „ Âš Â•Â€Â”† ¨Â‚€ Â‚›”†’“ƒ Â‹Â‚ÂłÂ†Â”ÂˆÂšÂ— edge of the case but stated that € Â‚ €‰†‹ Â‹Â‚ ”– Â“‚ „€ Â‚ ƒ‰9 Â“‚ „”‚ ‰†”„€ Â“‚ ”D› Â“‚ ˆ€ Â†Â‚ € Â‚ ˆ‰Š‚ transferred to Akure, denying that he ever demanded to be bribed by relatives of the de— › Â‰ÂŠ Â‹Âœ Madam Musa, the Propri— etress of Stevdebmos Bakeries and Confectionaries also de— nied ever shielding the suspect à €‰†³‡”‹‚ •…‰³‰â‚ •”…†„…†‡‚ out that the case was charged to court but was struck out after re— peated adjournments following persistent absence from court by “ ÂšÂ‰Â„…”†Š‚”ž‚„€ Â‚‹ Â› Â‰ÂŠ Â‹Âœ “I am ever ready to go back to court whenever they are •“ Â•Â‰Â“ Â‹ÂœÂ‚ €‰†³‡”‹‚ …Š‚ ƒ˜‚ ˆ”“³ Â“‚š…³ Â‚„€ Â‚‡…“š‚ˆ€”‚‹… Â‹ÂœÂ‚ € Â‚ ‰šš Â‡Â‰Â„…”†‚ „€‰„‚ ‚ ‰ƒ‚ •“”— „ Â›Â„…†‡‚ €…ƒ‚ …Š‚ Â?‰Š Âš ÂŠÂŠÂœÂ‚ ”ˆ‚ can I protect a criminal? Why should I do that? I have suf— fered enough in the hands of „€ Â‚ •”š…› Â‚ ”– Â“‚ „€…Š‚ ›‰Š ÂœÂ‚ € Â‚ ƒ‰9 Â“‚ ˆ‰Š‚ ›€‰“‡ Â‹Â‚ „”‚ ›”™“„‚ but it was dismissed because the relations of the girl refused „”‚‰•• Â‰Â“œ‚ €‰„‚‹”‚„€ Â˜Â‚ˆ‰†„‚ ƒ Â‚„”‚‹”‚‰‡‰…†Åœ‚Š€ Â‚Š‰…‹œ

PDP lawmakers repair Edo Assembly Complex THANKGOD OFOELUE, Benin

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Monarch calls for buffer zone in disputed Kwande area GODWIN AKOR, Makurdi

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hairman, traditional council, Kwande Local Government Area, Chief Hillary Ikima, has called on the Benue State Government to declare the disputed land between Dzev and Mbaakya communities in Shangev-Ya district of the local governƒ Â†Â„‚‰‚Â?™  Â“‚”† Âœ Ikima, who made the call during a meeting with leaders of the two communities, suggested that surveyors should be brought to the area Â„Â”Â‚ÂƒÂ‰Â“ÂłÂ‚Â”Â™Â„Â‚Â„Â€ Â‚Â?™  Â“‚”† Âœ

 Â‚ Š‰…‹‚ „€ Â‚ Â?™  Â“‚ ”† Â‚ would make peace to prevail between the two communities and urged them to š‰˜‚‹”ˆ†‚„€ Â…“‚‰“ƒŠœ The royal father, who directed all parties currently involved in the occupation of the forest reserve which has been the source of dispute between the warring communities to vacate the area henceforth, warned that any person or party found contravening the order would be handed over

„”‚š‰ˆ‚ †ž”“› ƒ †„‚‰‡ †„Šœ Commenting on the crisis which claimed two lives last week, the secretary of the local government, Reverend Pastor Iorember Akpaegh, who represented the chair-

man hailed the decision of Chief Ikima and promised that the council would work closely with the traditional institution to ensure lasting • Â‰Â› Â‚…†‚„€ Â‚‰“ Â‰Âœ €…š Â‚Â?“… Â’†‡‚ €… ÂžÂ‚‚ ÂłÂ…ÂƒÂ‰Â‚

earlier on the history of the crisis, Chief Iyon Ityochivir said Dzev kindred had won a case in the law court against their Mbakyaa brothers and that he was ready to present „€ ‚•“”›  ‹…†‡œ

It would be recalled that in the past one week, the two communities in question were engaged in war, resulting in burning of houses, lost of lives and properties ˆ”“„€‚ƒ…šš…”†Š‚”ž‚†‰…“‰œ

L-R: Kaduna State Deputy Governor, Ambassador Nuhu Bajoga; Kaduna State Governor, Mukhtar Yero; Head of Service, Habila Dogo and Chairman, State Pension Board, Abdulrahman Kwarbai, at the distribution of cheques to retirees and next of Kins of deceased staff of the State by the Government in Kaduna State.

Kano set to engage additional 1,928 teachers TED ODOGWU, Kano

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ano State Government yes„ “‹‰˜‚ ‰D“ƒ ‹‚ that arrangements have been concluded for the engagement of additional 1,928 „ ‰›€ “Š‚…†‚‰‚“ † ˆ ‹‚ ”“„‚ „”‚’šš‚„€ ‚–‰›™™ƒ‚…†‚„€ ‚ ‹™›‰„…”†‚Š ›„”“œ

The State Commissioner for Education, Alhaji Tajudeen Gambo, who made the disclosure during a two-day screening exercise for the applicants noted that the ben Â’›…‰“… ÂŠÂ‚€‰– Â‚Â?  Â†Â‚„ Â‰Â›Â€Â…†‡‚ voluntarily in schools close to their areas before the State Governor, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso decided to en-

‡‰‡ Â‚„€ ÂƒÂ‚„ ÂƒÂ•Â”“‰“…š˜œ Also, he explained that „€ Â…“‚ ’†‰š‚ ›”†’“ƒ‰„…”†¨Â‚ which would be perfected a few months later will be subjected to the recommendations of their principals in respect of their outstanding performances in complementing government’s efforts to transform the educa-

„…”†‚Š Â›Â„”“‚…†‚„€ Â‚Š„‰„ Âœ Disclosing that the state government had employed no fewer than 12,000 teachers within the last three years of the present administration stressed that the latest employment will completely resolve the problem of inad ŸÂ™Â‰Â„ Â‚„ Â‰Â›Â€ Â“Š‚…†‚„€ Â‚Š„‰„ Âœ ‘’Within the last three years,

we have employed about 12,000 teachers in the state’s primary and secondary Š›€””šŠœ‚ …„€…†‚ „€ Â‚ † ºÂ„‚ „ˆ”‚ weeks, we will commence fresh screening for the Technical Colleges that were estabš…Š€ Â‹Â‚ š‰Š„‚ ˜ Â‰Â“œ‚ ˜‚ „€ Â‚ „…ƒ Â‚ we complete the exercise, there would be no schools ˆ…„€”™„‚ Â†Â”™‡€‚„ Â‰Â›Â€ Â“Šœ¢¢

NEMA solicits for teaching materials in IDPs camp NANKPAH BWAKAN, Gombe

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he Acting Head of Operations of the National Emergency Management Agency Âż à ‚ ž”“‚ ”ƒÂ? Â‚ D› ¨Â‚ Hajyia Zainab Umar Ali yesterday solicited for more teaching and learning materials for children at the Internally Displaced Person’s Âż ÂŠĂ Â‚Â›Â‰ÂƒÂ•Â‚Â…Â†Â‚ ”ƒÂ? Â‚Š„‰„ Âœ Zainab told newsmen that the pupils are in desperate need of learning materials such as text books, writing materials, pencils and many ”„€ Â“‚š Â‰Â“†…†‡‚ž‰›…š…„… ÂŠÂœ According to her, the Gombe camp which houses over 630 persons most of whom are children are in dire need of learning materials for the temporary Primary School saying though the IDP camp and in a makeshift environment, they use one classroom for primaries one to six but make two shifts in ‰‚‹‰˜‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚›€…š‹“ Â†Âœ

She said supplying them with more learning materials for the pupils would go a long way in making the children a bit comfortable just like their counterparts in other public and private schools in the state and be˜”†‹œ

Zainab said the resilience of parents at the camp some of whom are teachers and the support of the Gombe state Government through the Ministry of Education in supplementing the school with enough teachers saying the over 630 populated

camp has a clinic which is being run by the State Ministry of Health to cater for the health challenges at the Šœ ››”“‹…†‡‚ „”‚ € Â“¨Â‚ ”D›…‰šŠ‚ at the camp have ensure cleanliness of the IDPs by constructing toilet facilities

with portable drinking saying, “Because of all these facilities, we have not had very serious outbreak of dis Â‰ÂŠ ÂŠÂ‚ ‰†‹‚ „€…Š‚ €‰Š‚ ‰9“‰›„ Â‹Â‚ many IDP’s from Biu IDPs Camp in Borno State but we discourage their relocation Â„Â”Â‚Â„Â€Â…ÂŠÂ‚Â›Â‰ÂƒÂ•ÂœÂś

Wukari killing: Community urges Presidency to intervene NANKPAH BWAKAN, Bauchi

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ukun Community Development Association (JCDA), Bauchi State chapter yesterday urged President Goodluck Jonathan to as a ƒ‰9 “‚ ”ž‚ ™“‡ †›˜‚  †‹‚ „€ ‚ wanton killings and destruction of property in Wukari and Ibbi local government ‰“ ‰Š‚¿ à ‚”ž‚ ‰“‰Â?‰‚Š„‰„ œ The chairman JCDA, Elder Sabo Madaki decried the wanton destruction of lives and property saying women and children are being kill on a daily basis saying President Jonathan should

curtail the situation before it degenerated to uncontrollaÂ?š Â‚Š…„™‰„…”†œ He advised the warring factions in the troubled parts of the state to sheath their swords and allow peace to prevail in the area saying no meaningful development can be achieved ˆ…„€”™„‚• Â‰Â› Âœ Madaki lamented that Š”ƒ Â‚ Š ÂšÂ’Š€‚ •”š…„…›…‰†Š‚ ‰“ Â‚ Â? Â† Â’„…†‡‚ž“”ƒ‚„€ Â‚Š Â“Â… ÂŠÂ‚”ž‚ ‰9‰›³Š‚ ›‰““… Â‹Â‚ ”™„‚ …†‚ „€”Š Â‚ areas because of their political ambitions which was why they are fueling the crisis, hence they would not

ˆ‰†„‚‰†‚ Â†Â‹Â‚„”‚„€ Â‚›“…Š…Šœ According to him, “We call on President Jonathan to probe the allegation of military and other individuals involvement over the break down of law and order that …Š‚‰  Â›Â„…†‡‚ ™³‰“…‚‰†‹‚ Â?Â?Â…Âœ “Is time for the presidency to assert its authority to protect lives and property of the citizens of the wukari and Â?Â?…‚‰“ Â‰ÂŠÂœÂ‚ €…Š‚„“ Â†Â‹Â‚…Š‚Š ŸÂ™ ÂšÂ‚ to unwholesome activities of some disgruntled elements that inadvertently usurped government powers and took „€ Â‚š‰ˆŠ‚…†„”‚„€ Â…Â“Â‚Â€Â‰Â†Â‹ÂŠÂœÂś He appealed to the Presi-

dent Jonathan to exercise its constitutional powers to end the end the crisis in the area saying is high time Jonathan take a stand to defend and protect citizens of these two local government areas by “ ÂŠÂ„”“…†‡‚š‰ˆ‚‰†‹‚”“‹ Â“Âœ According to him, the two areas produced largest percentage of food produce in the state but now the two Š‚ ‰“ Â‚ ™†‹ Â“‚ ‰9‰›³‚ …†cluding some Tiv community extending to some part of Bali local government area saying the persistent killing can land the country into se“…”™Š‚€™†‡ Â“Âœ

Kaita lauds Kwankwaso for supporting education TED ODOGWU, Kano

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ormer Katsina State governor and Chairman Board of Trustees of AlQalam University, Katsina, Alhaji Lawan Kaita has expressed appreciation to Governor Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso over his tremendous assistance to the University, especially for the building of ‰‚Â? Â’9…†‡‚Š„™‹ Â†Â„Š¢Â‚€”Š„ ÂšÂœ He made the commendation when Kwankwaso paid a courtesy visit to him at the University, remarking that although the University is in Katsina state the state governƒ Â†Â„‚…Š‚Š„…šš‚”  Â“…†‡‚‰ŠŠ…Š„‰†› Â‚ …†‚„ Â“ƒŠ‚”ž‚Š™••”“„…†‡‚…„œ Alhaji Kaita who explained that board members of the University have made several  Â”“„Š‚„”‚ƒ  Â„‚ˆ…„€‚ ”– Â“†”“‚ Shehu Shema but to no avail, but however extolled Governor Kwankwaso for not only assisting the University but personally visiting the University to thank and encour‰‡ Â‚…„Š‚ƒ‰†‰‡ Âƒ Â†Â„Âœ Responding, Kwankwaso thanked the University for ”  Â“…†‡‚ ‰‹ƒ…ŠŠ…”†‚ „”‚ ‰†”‚ students, pointing out that the students have met the University’s academic requirements Â? ÂžÂ”“ Â‚Š Â›Â™Â“…†‡‚‰‹ƒ…ŠŠ…”†œ “We will continue to do whatever we can to ensure the comfortability of our students and I am sure with your support, our students at the end of the day will excel,â€? he  ÂƒÂ•Â€Â‰ÂŠÂ… Â‹Âœ Also, the governor emphasized that education is very crucial in Kano state, pointing out that “that is why we are collaborating with many Universities in Nigeria and abroad to secure admission ž”“‚”™“‚Š„™‹ Â†Â„ÂŠÂśÂœ According to Kwankwaso, the State Government has so far built hostels in Ahmadu Bello University, Usman Dan Fodio University, Sokoto, and Bayero University, Kano to enable the institutions accommo‹‰„ Â‚ƒ”“ Â‚Š„™‹ Â†Â„Š‚ž“”ƒ‚ ‰†”œ Earlier, the Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor Shehu Ado Garki disclosed that Governor Kwankwaso is the only governor assisting the University among governors of the institutions’ catchment area, adding that Kano has the largest number of stu‹ Â†Â„Š‚…†‚„€ Â‚…†Š„…„™„…”†œ Shortly after the courtesy visit, Governor Kwakwaso interacted with students at the conž Â“ Â†Â› Â‚€‰šš‚”ž‚„€ Â‚™†…– Â“Š…„˜œ Meanwhile, Kwankwaso graced the wedding Fatiha of ™Š‰…Â?‰‚ ‰Š€…“‚ ™“’‚‰†‹‚  ÂšÂšÂ”‚ Muhammad Kabir Abdullahi (a son of the former Managing Director of Federal Road Maintenance Agency)at the wedding ceremony held at Mu“‰‹…†‚ ‰„Š…†‰‚ ‰š‰› Â‚ …†‚ ™“’¨Â‚ ‰„Š…†‰‚Š„‰„ Â‚š‰Š„‚ ™†‹‰˜œ

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Maigari for CAF, FIFA meetings

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FF president, Aminu Maigari will next week ‰9 Â†Â‹Â‚ ƒ  Â„…†‡Š‚ ”ž‚ Â?”„€‚ FIFA and CAF. ‰…‡‰“…‚ ˆ…šš‚ ‰9 Â†Â‹Â‚ ‰‚ meeting of the CAF Or‡‰†…Š…†‡‚ ”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ ž”“‚ the Africa Cup of Nations during a week of meetings of CAF sub –comƒ…9  ÂŠÂ‚ …†‚ ‹‹…Š‚ Â?‰Â?‰¨Â‚ Ethiopia. He will also be at a meeting of the FIFA Play Â“Š¢Â‚ „‰„™Š‚ ”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ …†‚ ™“…›€¨Â‚ ÂˆÂ…ĂŁÂ Â“ÂšÂ‰Â†Â‹Âœ Maigari, who will preside over the two ExtraOrdinary Congresses to be convened by the NFF in line with the directives of FIFA, to usher in a new NFF Executive Committee, will join other members of his Organising ”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚ ž“…›‰‚ Cup of Nations for a crucial meeting in the Ethiopian capital on Wednesday, September 17. It is at the said meeting

„€‰„‚ „€ Â‚ ›”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ ˆ…šš¨Â‚ among other things, recommend to the Confederation of African Football a date for the staging of the draw ceremony of the 30th Africa Cup of Nations, taking place in Morocco early next year. The event will come up after the last round of qualifying matches on 19th November. Also traveling for the CAF meetings are two Members of the out–going NFF Executive Comƒ…9  ¨Â‚ ƒ ³Â‰ †˜‰ƒ‰‚‰†‹‚ Ahmed Yusuf ‘Fresh’. Inyama is a member of the CAF Media Committee while ‘Fresh’ sits on the Technical and Developƒ Â†Â„‚ ”ƒƒ…9  Âœ From Addis Ababa, Maigari, who has also previously served on the Or‡‰†…Š…†‡‚ ”ƒƒ…9  ÂŠÂ‚ ž”“‚ the CAF U-23 Championship and the African Nations Championship, will ´Â˜Â‚ „”‚ ™“…›€¨Â‚ ÂˆÂ…ĂŁÂ Â“ÂšÂ‰Â†Â‹Â‚ for a meeting of his FIFA š‰˜ Â“Š¢Â‚ „‰„™Š‚ ”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ at the Home of FIFA. Maigari was appointed ƒ ÂƒÂ? Â“‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ …†´Â™ Â†Â„…‰š‚ FIFA panel in December 2011, by FIFA President  Â•Â•Â‚ š‰9 Â“Âœ € Â‚ ›”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ ‹ Â‰ÂšÂŠÂ‚ with eligibility of players for the various nationalities in FIFA. The meeting of the FIFA š‰˜ Â“Š¢Â‚ „‰„™Š‚ ”ƒƒ…9  Â‚ will take place between 22nd and 23rdSeptember.

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Keshi tongue-lashes Eagles

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ours before yesterday’s clash between South Africa and Nigeria in Cape Town in the Africa Na„…”†Š‚ ™•‚Ÿ™‰š…’ Â“¨Â‚ ”‰›€‚ Stephen Keshi bared his fangs on his ‘lazy’ players. This followed Nigeria’s surprise home loss to lowly rated Congo Brazzaville in Calabar last Saturday, which the Big Boss said was unacceptable. Keshi arrived South Africa a day behind the rest of the squad, and took the opportunity of his team talk to make a brutal assessment of the team. “This was surprising ž”“‚„€ Â‚•š‰˜ Â“Š¨œÂ‚‰†‚”D›…‰š‚

revealed. “They have never seen Big Boss this angry before. “Nobody was spared. Everybody got a tonguelashing. This was not the

Keshi that they used to know that would console them if they lost. “He made them understand that their performance against Congo was

not good enough. And he warned them all to change or others would take their place. It was hot.â€? While the entire team got a good dress-down, some got more than a real earful, including full backs Efe Ambrose and Elderson Echiejile, midÂ’ ÂšÂ‹ Â“‚ ”€†‚ Â…³ ÂšÂ‚ Â?Â…¨Â‚ winger Nnamdi Oduamadi and forward Uche Nwofor. Keshi expectedly made changes to the team that played in Calabar, with Emenike returning to the starting line-up after having been axed for late ›”ƒ…†‡‚ ‰š”†‡‚ ˆ…„€‚ ” ÂšÂ‚ Obi.

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igeria stars, Gomo Onduku and Kabiru Akinsola have joined Romanian „”•—´Â…‡€„‚›š™Â?‚ ‚ ‰Š…œ The players signed a year’s deal each and will soon resume with the club, who are currently Š Â›Â”†‹‚ ž“”ƒ‚ Â?”9”ƒ‚ ”†‚ the table after six rounds of matches. The representative of Gomo Onduku, Olanrewaju Famakinwa disclosed that his player signed a year’s deal with CSMS Iasi after they conŠ…‹ Â“ Â‹Â‚ ‰šš‚ „€ Â‚ ”  Â“Š‚ ”†‚ the table for the former CHAN Eagles star. “Gomo (Onduku) has signed a year’s deal with ‚ ‰Š…œ‚  Â‚Š 9š Â‹Â‚ž”“‚ CSMS after weighing all our options, this is the best for him,â€? Famakinwa ›”†’“ƒ Â‹Âœ “He is presently in Turkey to get a Romanian visa.â€? He played for another Romanian club Concordia Chiajna last season, where

he scored three goals with several assists. He also hinted on the signing of the former U-17 international, Kabiru Akinsola by same team. “Kabiru (Akinsola) also signed a year’s deal with the team, but I am not the one representing him,� Famakinwa said. Last season, Akinsola played for Spanish Segunda B team L’Hospitalet and scored four goals.

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request by some members of Chris G i w a ’ s group to restrain FIFA from sanctioning Nigeria pending the determination of their appeal has been rejected by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). YahayaAdama, Obinna Ogba, Musa Talle, Ef’”†‡‚ ”€†Š”†¨Â‚ €…‹…‚ ž”“‚ Okenwa, Busari Ishola, Mohhammed Saidu and …¯‰†…‚ ™Â?“…š‚ €‰‹‚ ›”šš Â›Â„…– ÂšÂ˜Â‚ ’š Â‹Â‚ ‰†‚ 䥥 Â‰ÂšÂ‚ ‰„‚ CAS against the FIFA ƒ Â“‡ Â†Â›Â˜Â‚ ”ƒƒ…9  ¢ÂŠÂ‚ decision of 3 September 2014 that it would suspend the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in the

event that they and Giwa, who were claiming to be elected and occupying the ”D› ÂŠÂ‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ ¨Â‚ ž‰…š Â‹Â‚ „”‚ –‰›‰„ Â‚ „€ Â…“‚ ”D› ÂŠÂ‚ ‰„‚ the NFF by 8 September 2014. †‚ ’š…†‡‚ „€ Â…“‚ 䥥 Â‰Âš¨Â‚ they also asked for an interim injunction restraining FIFA from suspending Nigeria in the event that they did not so vacate the ”D› ÂŠÂœ On Tuesday, CAS threw out their request, ruling that FIFA ‘noted that two cumulative conditions mentioned in the ƒ Â“‡ Â†Â›Â˜Â‚ ”ƒƒ…9  ¢ÂŠÂ‚ decision dated 3 September 2014 had been complied with and that therefore the NFF would not be

suspended. CAS said in the light of FIFA lifting the suspension threat, the Appellants’ request for provisional measures is rejected since it was without object at this stage.  Â€ Â‚ •• ÂšÂšÂ‰Â†Â„Š‚ ’š Â‹Â‚ an urgent request for provisional measures by way of “[a]n Interim Order restraining the Respondent (FIFA) whether by themselves, their servants, ‰‡ Â†Â„Š¨Â‚ ”D› Â“Š¨Â‚ ‹…“ Â›Â„”“Š¨Â‚ legal representatives and others whomsoever from suspending, excluding, removing, foreclosing and/or banning the Nigerian Football Federation or the Federal Republic of Nigeria from partici-

pation howsoever from international and or FIFA organized football events, pending the hearing and ’†‰š‚‹ Â„ Â“ƒ…†‰„…”†‚”ž‚„€ Â‚ Request for Arbitration dated 5 September 201 by CAS. “FIFA later noted that two cumulative conditions mentioned in the ƒ Â“‡ Â†Â›Â˜Â‚ ”ƒƒ…9  ¢ÂŠÂ‚ decision dated 3 September 2014 had been complied with and that therefore the NFF would not be suspended. In light of the foregoing, the Appellants’ request for provisional measures was rejected by CAS since it was without object at this stage,â€? the statement said.

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Sports/NEWS 63 Russia shop for black athletes CAF order Gabon to issue Eaglets visa

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“After the initial probhe Confederation of African Football š Âƒ¨Â‚ ˆ Â‚ ‰“ Â‚ “…‡€„‚ †”ˆ‚ ‰„‚ (CAF) have inter- the embassy as regards vened to ensure Nige- the visa for the Eaglets,â€? ria’s Golden Eaglets are issued entry visas to Gabon for an African U-17 Ÿ™‰š…’ Â“‚„€…Š‚ˆ  ³ Â†Â‹Âœ €…Š‚ ž”šš”ˆ Â‹Â‚ ‰‚ ž”“mal complaint from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to CAF that the Eaglets do not have visas to enter Gabon after the country shut ‹”ˆ†‚‰šš‚„€ Â…“‚ ÂƒÂ?‰ŠŠ… ÂŠÂ‚ in the countries hit by the Ebola Virus Disease Âż Ă Âœ

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he head of Russia’s athletics federation has issued a call for „€ Â‚ †‰„™“‰š…Š‰„…”†‚ ”ž‚ Â?š‰›³‚ athletes to maintain the country’s leading position in the sport, local media re•”“„ Â‹Â‚˜ ÂŠÂ„ Â“‹‰˜œ “The results of the recent European athletics champi”†Š€…•Š‚ …†‚ ™“…›€¨Â‚ ˆ€ Â“ Â‚ Great Britain and France dominated the event, leave us no other choice,â€? the ”–˜ Â‚ – ÂŠÂ„…‰‚ ‹‰…š˜‚ Ÿ™”„ Â‹Â‚ ‰š Â†Â„…†‚ ‰š‰³€†…›€ Â–‚ ‰Š‚Š‰˜…†‡œ  ÂšÂ‰Â›ÂłÂ‚ ‰„€š Â„ ÂŠ¨Â‚ ˆ€”‚ ž”“ƒ‚ „€ Â‚ Â?‰›³Â?Ӡ Â‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ “…„…Š€‚ „ Â‰Âƒ¨Â‚ ˆ”†‚ ¼¡Â‚ ”ž‚

their squad’s 23 overall med‰šŠ‚‰„‚„€ Â‚ Â– Â†Â„Âœ   Â‰Â†ÂˆÂ€Â…š ¨Â‚ ˆ ¢Â“ Â‚ ›™“rently doing almost nothing „”‚Â?“…†‡‚˜”™†‡‚Â?š‰›³‚„‰š Â†Â„Š‚ into our squad to help us stay at a leading position in ™“”• Â‚‰†‹‚„€ Â‚ˆ”“š‹œ  Â”“ Â”– Â“¨Â‚ ‚ˆ‰Š‚“ Â• Â‰Â„ Â‹ÂšÂ˜Â‚›“…„…›…Š Â‹Â‚ž”“‚ƒ˜‚ Â”“„Š‚ „”‚ Â?“…†‡‚ Â?š‰›³‚ ‰„€š Â„ ÂŠÂ‚ …†„”‚ „€ Â‚›”™†„“˜¢ÂŠÂ‚ÂŠÂźÂ™Â‰Â‹ÂœÂś At the European championships in Zurich, Russia ’†…Š€ Â‹Â‚ž”™“„€‚…†‚„€ Â‚ Â– Â†Â„¢ÂŠÂ‚ ƒ Â‹Â‰ÂšÂ‚ „‰Â?š Â‚ ˆ…††…†‡‚ ”†š˜‚ three golds and 22 medals ”– Â“‰ššœ Earlier this year Kenyan š”†‡‚ ‹…Š„‰†› Â‚ “™†† Â“Š¨Â‚ ˆ€”‚

had expressed their desire to receive Russian citizenship, competed in the Russian national athletics championships in Kazan at 5000 metres and in the 3000m Š„  •š ›€‰Š œ

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€ Â‚ ™• Â“‚ ‰‡š ÂŠÂ‚€‰‹‚ to labour hard yesterday to survive last minute continuous pressure from the Bafana ‰ž‰†‰‚ ”ž‚ ”™„€‚ ž“…›‰‚ …†‚ their Group A 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualiÂ’ Â“‚•š‰˜ Â‹Â‚‰„‚„€ Â‚ ‰• Â‚ ”ˆ†‚ „‰‹…™ƒœ € Â‚  Â†Â›Â”™†„ Â“‚ ˆ€…›€‚ ended goalless sees Bafana Bafana lying second in the group on four points behind ”†‡”‚  Â•Â™Â?š…›¨Â‚ ˆ€”‚ ‹ Âž Â‰Â„ Â‹Â‚ ™‹‰†‚  Â‰Â“š… Â“‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ day to move to six points, ˆ€…š Â‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚ ‰“ Â‚ „€…“‹‚ ”†‚ Ӡ Â‚•”…†„œ‚ ”‰›€‚ €‰³ ÂŠÂ‚ ‰Š€‰Â?‰‚ ƒ‰‹ Â‚ „ˆ”‚ ›€‰†‡ ÂŠÂ‚ „”‚ „€ Â‚ starting line-up from the „ Â‰ÂƒÂ‚„€‰„‚Â? Â‰Â„‚ ™‹‰†‚Œ—¤Â‚”†‚ “…‹‰˜‚  Â– Â†Â…†‡¨Â‚ ˆ…„€‚  Â‰Â‡Â‰Â†Â‚ ”šš˜‚ ‰†‹‚ ”³ ÂšÂ”‚ ‰†„… Â‚ÂƒÂ‰ÂłÂ…Â†Â‡Â‚ÂˆÂ‰Â˜Â‚ÂžÂ”Â“Â‚ Â…Â?™Š…Š”‚ …š‰³‰…‚‰†‹‚ ™•‰‚ ‰†˜…Š‰œ‚ ”™„€‚ ž“…›‰‚ ›“ Â‰Â„ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ’“Š„‚›š Â‰Â“‚›€‰†› Â‚”ž‚„€ Â‚‡‰ƒ Â‚ …†‚„€ Â‚ÂŠÂ…ÂşÂ„Â€Â‚ÂƒÂ…Â†Â™Â„ ÂœÂ‚ ‰†‹š‰‚ ‰Š‰†‡”¢ÂŠÂ‚ ›“”ŠŠ‚ ž“”ƒ‚ „€ Â‚ “…‡€„‚”ž‚„€ Â‚Â?Â”ÂşÂ‚ÂˆÂ‰ÂŠÂ‚Â‹ ´ Â›Â„-

 Â‹Â‚…†„”‚„€ Â‚•‰„€‚”ž‚ ‰†˜…Š‰¨Â‚ ˆ€”‚Š€”„‚”†‚„‰“‡ Â„‚Â?™„‚Š‰ˆ‚ €…Š‚ Â”“„‚ˆ ÂšÂšÂ‚Â?š”›³ Â‹Â‚Â?˜‚ ž Â‚ ƒÂ?“”Š ÂœÂ‚ € Â‚ €”ƒ Â‚ „ Â‰ÂƒÂ‚ š””³ Â‹Â‚ „€ Â‚ ƒ”“ Â‚ ´Â™ Â†Â„‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ „ˆ”‚ Š…‹ ÂŠÂ‚ …†‚ ‰9‰›³¨Â‚ „€”™‡€‚ š”† Â‚ Š„“…³ Â“‚ ”†‡‰†…‚ ‹™š™š‰‚ˆ‰Š‚ ”ž„ Â†Â‚š ÂžÂ„‚‰‚š…9š Â‚…Š”š‰„ Â‹Â‚‰†‹‚ Š„“™‡‡š Â‹Â‚„”‚€‰– Â‚‰†˜‚…†´Â™ence on the game despite his ‰‹ƒ…“‰Â?š Â‚…†‹™Š„“˜œ‚ Nigeria created nothing more than half chances, the Â? ÂŠÂ„‚ ”ž‚ ˆ€…›€‚ ž ÂšÂšÂ‚ „”‚ ”Š‰‚ ‡… Â?”“‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ ÂŚĂ?„€‚ ƒ…†™„ ¨Â‚ ”†š˜‚ž”“‚„€ Â‚‰9‰›³ Â“‚„”‚Š€””„‚ ” ‚ „‰“‡ Â„‚ ™†‹ Â“‚ •“ ÂŠÂŠÂ™Â“ Â‚ from Bafana Bafana’s dež Â†Â› ÂœÂ‚

”ˆ Â– Â“¨Â‚ …†‚ €ƒ Â‹Â‚ ™Š‰‚ ‰†‹‚ ƒƒ‰†™ ÂšÂ‚ ƒ Â†Â…³ ¨Â‚ „€ Â‚ ™• Â“‚ ‰‡š ÂŠÂ‚ €‰‹‚ ‰“‡™‰Â?š˜‚ „€ Â‚ „ˆ”‚ ƒ”Š„‚ dangerous players on the •…„›€œ‚ ”ˆ Â– Â“¨Â‚„€ Â˜Â‚ˆ Â“ Â†¢Â„‚ receiving particularly good Š Â“–…› Â‚ ž“”ƒ‚ „€ Â…“‚ ƒ…‹’ ÂšÂ‹¨Â‚ ƒ‰…†š˜‚ ‹™ Â‚ „”‚ ‡””‹‚ ÂˆÂ”Â“ÂłÂ‚ ž“”ƒ‚„€ Â‚š…³ ÂŠÂ‚”ž‚ †‹…š Â‚ ‰š…‚ ‰†‹‚  Â‰Â†Â‚ ™“ƒ‰†œ‚ Bafana made a change at the start of the second half, ˆ…„€‚ ”³ ÂšÂ”‚ ‰†„… Â‚ “ Â•ÂšÂ‰Â›ing Ndulula up front in a Š„“‰…‡€„‚ Šˆ‰•œ‚ € Â‚ †‡š…Š€— Â?‰Š Â‹Â‚ Š„“…³ Â“‚ €‰‹‚ „”‚ ˆ‰…„‚ ™†„…š‚¯™Š„‚•‰Š„‚„€ Â‚Â€Â”Â™Â“Â‚ÂƒÂ‰Â“ÂłÂ‚ „”‚€‰– Â‚€…Š‚’“Š„‚Š…‡€„‚”ž‚‡”‰š¨Â‚ but then he only managed

„”‚€…„‚„€ Â‚Š…‹ Â‚† 9…†‡‚ž“”ƒ‚‰‚ „…‡€„‚‰†‡š ÂœÂ‚ Nigeria very nearly Â?“”³ Â‚„€ Â‚‹ Â‰Â‹ÂšÂ”Â›ÂłÂ‚ÂˆÂ…Â„Â€Â‚ÂŻÂ™ÂŠÂ„Â‚ ¼¤Â‚ ƒ…†™„ ÂŠÂ‚ „”‚ •š‰˜‚ ˆ€ Â†Â‚ ™Š‰¢ÂŠÂ‚ ›“”ŠŠ‚ ž“”ƒ‚ „€ Â‚ “…‡€„‚ found substitute Christian Š‰‡”†‰œ‚  Â‚€ Â‰Â‹ Â‹Â‚”†‚„‰“‡ Â„¨Â‚Â?™„‚ “…›³‚ ‰„€”€”‚•”Š…tioned himself brilliantly to ›š Â‰Â“‚” ‚„€ Â‚‡”‰š‚š…† ÂœÂ‚ ”³ ÂšÂ”‚ ‰†„… Â‚ „€ Â†Â‚ €‰‹‚ the best chance of the match, using his pace to sprint in Â? Â€Â…†‹‚„€ Â‚ ™• Â“‚ ‰‡š ÂŠ¢Â‚‹ Âž Â†Â› Â‚ ‰†‹‚ ’†‹‚ €…ƒŠ ÂšÂžÂ‚ Ӡ Â— ”†—”† Â‚ ˆ…„€‚ ™Š„…†‚ ¯…‹ ¨Â‚ Â?™„‚ „€ Â‚ ‡”‰š³  Â• Â“‚ ƒ‰‹ Â‚ ‰‚ ’† Â‚ Š‰– Â‚ „”‚ ³  Â•Â‚ „€ Â‚ Š›”“ Â‚ š…† Â‚Â?ÂšÂ‰Â†ÂłÂœ

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our-time African Women’s Footballer ”ž‚„€ Â‚  Â‰Â“‚‰ˆ‰“‹‚ˆ…†† Â“¨Â‚  Â“• Â„™‰‚ ÂłÂˆÂ”Â›Â€Â‰Â‚Â€Â‰ÂŠÂ‚ been called to the Nigerian squad ahead of the 2014 African Women’s ChampionŠ€…•Š‚¿ Ă Âœ ÂłÂˆÂ”Â›Â€Â‰¨Â‚ ˆ€”‚ …Š‚ ›™““ Â†Â„š˜‚”†‚„€ Â‚Â?””³Š‚”ž‚ ˆ Â‹Â…Š€‚ ‰ƒ‰ššŠ– Â†ÂŠÂłÂ‰Â†Â‚ ›š™Â?¨Â‚ ™††‰†‰‚ ‚ ˆ‰Š‚ ›‰šš Â‹Â‚ ™•‚ ‰š”†‡Š…‹ Â‚ £Î‚ ”„€ Â“Š‚ Â?˜‚ ™• Â“‚ ‰š›”†Š‚ ›”‰›€¨Â‚ ‹ˆ…†‚ ÂłÂ”Â†Âœ € Â‚ ŒžÂ—˜ Â‰Â“—”š‹‚ ˆ‰Š‚ š ÂžÂ„‚ out of Nigeria’s squad as „€ Â‚ ÂŠÂ…ÂşÂ—Â„Â…Âƒ Â‚ ‚ ˆ…†† Â“Š‚ ‹…Š•‰„›€ Â‹Â‚ ˆ‰†‹‰‚ ”– Â“‚ „ˆ”‚ š Â‡ÂŠÂ‚ …†‚ „€ Â‚ ’†‰š‚ “”™†‹‚ Â”ÂžÂ‚ÂźÂ™Â‰ÂšÂ…ÂžÂ˜Â…Â†Â‡Âœ € Â‚†”ˆ‚ƒ‰³ ÂŠÂ‚‰‚“ Â„™“†‚ ‰Š‚ …‡ Â“…‰‚ š””³‚ „”‚ “ Â„™“†‚ to the pinnacle of African ˆ”ƒ Â†¢ÂŠÂ‚ž””„Â?‰šš‚…†‚ ‰ƒ…Â?…‰¨Â‚† ºÂ„‚ƒ”†„€œ ³”†‚ €‰Š‚ …†–…„ Â‹Â‚ ’– Â‚ ‡”‰š³  Â• Â“Š¨Â‚ †…† Â‚ ‹ Âž Â†Â‹ Â“Š¨Â‚ÂĽÂĽÂ‚ÂƒÂ…Â‹Â’ ÂšÂ‹ Â“Š‚‰†‹‚’– Â‚ Š„“…³ Â“Š‚ ž”“‚ „€ Â‚ ’†‰š‚ •€‰Š Â‚ of preparations for the 2014 Âœ The usual suspects, Precious Dede, Onome Ebi, „ ÂšÂšÂ‰Â‚ Â?‰›€™¨Â‚ š”“…‰‚ “”³‰¨Â‚ Desire Oparanozie and cap„‰…†¨Â‚ – ÂšÂ˜Â†Â‚ ˆ‰Â?™”³™‚ ‰šš‚ “ Â› Â…– Â‹Â‚›‰šš‚™•Šœ The players listed are as ž”šš”ˆŠĂ?‚ Goalkeepers: Â?™Â? Âš Â˜ Â‚ €˜„ Â‚Âż …– Â“Š‚ Angels, Nigeria) Charity John (Rivers Angels, Nigeria) “ Â›Â…”™Š‚  Â‹ Â‚ Âż Â?”ƒ‚ Queens, Nigeria)

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”Š Â•Â€Â…† Â‚ Â€Â™ÂłÂˆÂ™Â†Â”Â†ye (Rivers Angels, Nigeria) †”ƒ Â‚ Â?…‚ Âż ‚ …†Š³¨Â‚ Belarus) Osinachi Ohale (HouŠ„”†‚ ‰Š€¨Â‚ à ‡”‚ ¯”³™‚ Âż …– Â“Š‚ †gels, Nigeria) Gloria Ofoegbu (Rivers Angels, Nigeria) ‰“‰€‚ †”‹…ƒ‚ Âż  ÂšÂ„‰‚ Queens, Nigeria)

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Counting costs of the politics of hatred

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Emmanuel Omoh Esiemokhai his essay is meant to provide a truly international perspective on the internecine Russian/Ukrainian crisis. PLANET EARTH in the Era of the anti-Christ? It will also expose the role of satanicMankind should have learnt from the history induced hatred on world politics in of wars that they only serve Satan, the Luciferian the era of the anti-Christ. On both sides, there hierarchy and the agents of the anti-Christ. is glaring incompetence of opinion on the geoAre male children born to be killed in wars? political issues, which fan the imbroglio, in the Consider the millions, who died in the Chinese Ukraine. revolution, the American Revolution, the There are long-standing animosities driven by American/Vietnam wars, the American Korean …‹ Â”š”‡… ÂŠ¨Â‚€‰„“ Â‹¨Â‚‰†‹‚ ºÂ‰Â‡Â‡ Â“‰„ Â‹Â‚‰†‹‚´Â‰Âˆ Â‹Â‚ warâ€?, the Russian revolution, the French intelligence assessment techniques, which revolution, etc …†´Â™ Â†Â› Â‚Š„‰„ Â‚•”š…›… ÂŠ¨Â‚…†‚„€ Â…“‚•™“Š™…„‚”ž‚†‰““”ˆ‚ Within living memory, remember how the national interests that have no discernible social European colonial wars, civil wars around the values. globe led to the untimely deaths of many sons Journalistic and pundit postulations often and daughters of God, the Father. obfuscate the issues leading to further escalation Remember the wars waged by Genghis of the crisis, as the same people analyse issues Khan, “Alexander the greatâ€?, Napoleon and using hackney jargons. other agents of Satan, who have inculcated in In their one-sided comments, they over-use „€ Â‚ €™ƒ‰†‚ “‰› ¨Â‚ Â?“™„‰š…„… ÂŠÂ‚ š…³ Â‚ „€ Â‚ ›™9…†‡‚ ” ‚ the polemics of the Cold War Era to stoke the embers of political demonization and hatred. From their jaundiced, wicked hearts full of venom, they postulate wrong doctrines as happened during the Iraqi, Libyan, and Syrian crises, which have become objects of intellectual ridicule, for which they have not apologized as “they get the people to understand “their inane political analysisâ€?. I speak and write both Russian and Ukrainian languages. I understand the core of the historical ‰†‹‚ ›”†„ ÂƒÂ•Â”“‰“˜‚ •“”Â?š ÂƒÂŠÂœÂ‚ ‚ ’†‹‚ „“…„ Â‚ š”‡…›‚ in statements that are sweeping, swiping, hortatory, vague, quoted out of context during diplomatic exchanges, as a result of poor translations of texts. I had earlier commented with great energy, on „€ Â‚Â?“ ÂˆÂ…†‡‚…ŠŠ™ ÂŠÂ‚…†‚„€ Â‚ ³“‰…† ¨Â‚Â? ÂžÂ”“ Â‚ƒ‰9 Â“Š‚ got to the boil. I see dangerous escalations ahead, if hardness of political decisions does not abate. We do not have to kill millions of human beings Â? ÂžÂ”“ Â‚ˆ Â‚›‰šš‚ž”“‚› Â‰ÂŠ Â’“ ÂŠ¨Â‚† Â‡Â”„…‰„…”†Š¨Â‚• Â‰Â› Â‚ conferences, etc. The NATO meeting in Wales has tasked its members to contribute two per cent of their national budgets for defence.They set up a Rapid Deployment Force, which would checkmate Vladimir Putin, Russian President Russian military actions, real or imagined. These NATO state have imposed economic, political, of the head of Sadam Hussein, the humiliating ‹ Â‰Â„€‚”ž‚ ™‰ƒ‰“‚ ‰‹‹‰’¨Â‚„€ Â‚Â? Â€ Â‰Â‹Â…†‡‚”ž‚„ˆ”‚ diplomatic and other for sanctions on Russia. The disruption in international trade is American journalists, in conditions of utmost gradually becoming a problem for WTO viciousness, which has become common=place, international trade agreements. The most- the use of drones, water boarding and favoured –nation’s clauses have been rendered other indubitable acts of cruelty and utmost inoperative. Goods in-transit are being recalled. wickedness, seem to escalate in the Era of the Financial payment systems like SWIFT are in anti-Christ. The desecration of the Holy Land, mass jeopardy. How “powerfulâ€? must social humans, elected murders of armies, women and children, to promote peace and social harmony, turn to bombings in violations of the Geneva be in promoting political hatred, disorder, hard .Conventions and humanitarian laws are indices talk, revanchist and hegemonic tendencies on of the times we are in.

The bacteriological warfare in Guatemala, „€ Â‚ ž””„‚ ‰†‹‚ ƒ”™„€‚ ‹…Š Â‰ÂŠ ¨Â‚ „€ Â‚ Â?…“‹—´Â™¨Â‚ „€ Â‚ testing of the bombs in the Sahara, the HN 7, the AIDS virus, and now the Ebola Scourge, whose story KOYE MI RARA. The lip of truth shall be established forever, but the lying tongue is but for a moment. The Chibok girls’ story oscillates between AESOPâ€?S TALES and “the tales told by an idiot full of sound and fury‌â€? In Nigeria, with stolen national wealth on ž™šš‚‹…Š•š‰˜‚„”‚…†´Â™ Â†Â› Â‚ Âš Â›Â„…”†‚‰†‹‚“ Â— Âš Â›Â„…”†‚ prospects, those, who will lose elections, will rely on clever lawyers, corrupt judges to turn the people’s will into ploughshares. The Nigerian universal wheel will turn full circle again, just like it did, after Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was a “monarchâ€? of all he surveyed Nigeria. (See E.O. Esiemokhai, Commentaries on Contemporary Nigerian Politics) Authorhouse Publishing Company, United Kingdom, 2013. The politics of hatred is also playing out between poorly educated politicians, with unsuitable credentials and maverick professional presidential gamblers, whose forte is manifest intention to be president by incessant declarations of intent without a plan on how to turn Nigeria around. It would appear that the young rulers of the world seem acutely to lack the impact of world history, especially in ruling nations. In the case of the Ukrainian crisis, the issues

Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine president encompassed the events that stemmed from the reign of the Romanovs, the Soviet administration of Ukraine, the brutal German occupation of Ukraine during the Second World War, the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the failed ™“”• Â‰Â†Â‚ …†„ Â‡Â“‰„…”†‚  Â”“„Š¨Â‚ „€ Â‚ “ Â— Âƒ Â“‡ Â†Â› Â‚ of fascism, oligarchy, personal enrichment pursuits by politicians, the Euro-skeptic and pro ™“”‚‰Dš…‰„…”†‚‡“”™•Šœ All these factors have thrown Ukraine into turmoil. It is important to point out that the antiSoviet campaign by the West came to a head after the Russians let the Soviet republics

stay on their own, which is referred to as the “collapse of communism.â€? The West tried to cultivate many former Soviet Republics, but was not successful. They however, had a toehold in Poland, but were met with Russian resistance. Rightly or wrongly, the Russians regarded any Western relations with its former alliance as intervention. They still do. The Russians have grown stronger militarily, their citizens now have material conditions that has eroded the clamour to live in the West as was the case during the Soviet days. Russians have more access to Western information technology. They can now buy heavy machinery, unlike in the Cold War years, when they had to build everything from the scratch. Russia’s mineral wealth, its territorial expanse Š  ÂƒÂŠÂ‚ „”‚ Â? Â‚ ž‰›„”“Š‚ …†‚ …„Š‚ ‰9“‰›„…”†‚ „”‚ • Â”•š Â‚ of the Russian Diaspora, who clamour to have association with the Russian homeland. It is on record that non-Russians from Eastern ™“”• ¨Â‚ ˆ€”‚ Š• Â‰ÂłÂ‚ ™ŠŠ…‰†‚ ´Â™ Â†Â„š˜¨Â‚ €‰– Â‚ been sending their children to study in Russian ™†…– Â“Š…„… ÂŠÂœÂ‚ € ÂŠ Â‚ ž”“ƒ Â“‚ Â? Â† Â’›…‰“… ÂŠÂ‚ ”ž‚ „€ Â‚ Soviet era, regard as uncalled for the present Russian/Ukraine crisis. Some Ukrainian intellectuals who found accommodation in the West between 1991 and 2005, later returned to the Ukraine to forge alliance with some EU governments. Pointedly, the Ukrainians were eyeing alliance with NATO. Rasmussen, the NATO Secretary-General, encouraged this perspective, having had a •˜““€…›‚ –…›„”“˜‚ …†‚ Â…Â?˜‰¨Â‚ †”ˆ‚ …†‚ „‰9 Â“Šœ‚ € Â‚‚ politics of hatred was manifest. The Russian Republic frowned at the prospects of Ukraine joining the EU and NATO. The detention of the former Ukrainian Prime Minister, by Yanukovich, the corruption that became rife under Yanukovich, created the needed crisis situation for Ukraine’s dismembratio. A group of Russo/ Ukrainian political malcontents, now known as pro-Russian rebels or anti-Ukrainian dissidents stirred up disruptive tendencies, hoping for the best. In interpreting the Russo/Ukrainian crises through intelligence gathering, there is ever present the language confusion. Some Russians speak Ukrainian, while all Ukrainians speak Russian. It is not always clear, who said what and in which tongue. There have been inter-marriages, social cohesion, which cannot be overthrown by geopolitical side wind.  ÂƒÂ‰Â‡Â”‡™ ÂŠÂ‚ €‰– Â‚ €‰‹‚ ‰‚ Â’ ÂšÂ‹Â‚ ‹‰˜¨Â‚ ‰Š‚ €‰“Š€‚ ‰†‹‚Â?Â…9 Â“‚ˆ”“‹Š‚€‰‹‚Â?  Â†Â‚‚‚Š•”³ Â†Â‚ˆ…„€‚“ ÂšÂ…Š€œœ‚ Conciliatory talks are submerged by the bombs that devastate territories and cities. € Â‚ •“”›š‰ƒ‰„…”†‚ ”ž‚ ‰‚ › Â‰ÂŠ Â’“ Â‚ Â?˜‚ „€ Â‚ Ukrainian government and Ukraine’s agreement to “decentralize powerâ€? has set observers to ask, “ What then were the inciting noises about? In Western Europe, their economies have just beaten back a recession, only to face disruption in international trade through sanctions and trade restrictions. Professor Esiemokhai spoke at the Elizabeth Castle, London, to academics and writers.

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