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Ebola: Ogun warns health workers against rejecting patients

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ealth workers in Ogun State have been warned not to reject patients who visit their hospitals for fear of contracting Ebola virus disease. Director of Hospital Services, State Hospital Management Board, Dr Nurudeen Aigoro, spoke during Ebola Virus Dis-

ease Outbreak Response Training organised for health workers at State Hospital, Ijaye, Abeokuta, the state capital, `qxz``{|}~ q €q~ {q~ {`~  z1zx~ {‚~ƒ€q{z|q`~€xz~€1z|„z„~q…~ promptly towards avoiding untimely death.

Aigoro said any health worker found defaulting should be reported immediately as he also urged all hospitals to set up infection control com†{1zz`‡ Meanwhile, Director, Public Health Depart-

ment of the state Ministry of Health, Dr Quudus Š`ŠD‹~ €„Œ{`z„~ z€�q ~ Ž…x�zx`~ q…~ €Œ…{„~ }z1{|}~ {|~ �…|q€�q~ Ž{q ~  …„‘~ ’Šids while emphasising the importance of handwashing with soap and water.

Also, the Acting State Epidermologist, Dr Yusuf Akeem, urged health workers to discard used gloves in appropriate waste receptacle and never wash or reuse disposable gloves after treating a patient.

Lagos police apprehend man, 34, over rape of 4-year-old girl ADELEKE ADESANYA

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peratives of Lagos State Police Command have arrested 34-year-old man, Abiodun Š`Š‚‹~ ‚…x~ €Â?Â?z}z„Â?‘~ „zšÂ?ing a four-year-old girl on Oremeta Street, Ojodu Berger area of the state. It was gathered that the suspect was arrested at his house on Oremeta Street two days ago by some opzx€q{ÂŒz`~€1€Â? z„~qÂ…~ Â&#x;…„Š~ Police Division led by CSP Ibrahim Zango after which the allegation levelled €}€{|`q~ {†~Ž€`~Â?Â…|šx†z„~ by a medical doctor who treated the minor where ` z~ Ž€`~ €„†{1z„~ ‚…Â?Â?Â…ÂŽing the dastardly act. A neighbour of the suspect, who simply identišz„~ zx`zÂ?‚~ €`~ z†{‹~ qÂ…Â?„~ Daily Newswatch that the incident occurred last Saturday evening after Yusuf came back from work. “On the very evening, all we heard was that Yusuf had canal knowledge of Iya Ibeji’s four-year-old daughter after which her elder sister raised alarm that he met him with the young girl. “Though no one seemed to believe the issue, not until Monday morning when some operatives at Ojodu Police Division came to arxz`q~ {†~Â…ÂŒzx~q z~†€1zx‡ However, Yusuf’s wife, Sekinat, said the allegation against her husband is far from truth. According to Sekinat, her husband only bought biscuit for children in the house after he returned from work that day. Meanwhile, the state Police Public Relations OfšÂ?zx‹~ ~ x€{„z~ }Â…ÂŹ{‹~ disclosed that the suspect to have been in police custody. “It is unfortunate that people are still involved in such dastard act even with „€{Â?‘~ zDÂ…xq`~  ‘~ ƒ…Â?{Â?z~ qÂ…~ curtail it among humanity.â€?

However, Assistant Coordinator, the state Ambulance and Emergency Services, Dr Sedagbe Zeal Hunkokoe, disclosed that at end of the training, health workers should be able to identify suspected cases of Ebola virus disease, determine appropriate personal protective equipment kit to provide safer care and how to put it on appropriately. According to him, it would stop further transmission of the disease in the health care centres and communities as well as provide enabling and conducive environment for living.

Oyo First Lady, FIDA collaborate on helping female prison inmates OLUSAKIN BABALOLA, Ibadan

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ife of Oyo State Governor, Mrs Florence Ajimobi and International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), the state chapter have collaborated towards helping deserving female prison inmates to regain freedom and get rehabilitated into BOLU-OLU ESHO, Abeokuta Šz`„€‘~ ÂŽ {Â?z~ šzÂ?„{|}~ formed by two bills the 13-point condition the society. questions from some proposed by the execuwas met and the lawkhe approval Ajimobi while receivjournalists in Abeokuta, tive arm and passed into zx`~ ‚…Š|„~ q €q~ š|€|Â?{€Â?~ sought by ing the executive of FIDA the state capital, discloslaws by the Assembly, status of the state could Governor IbiTuesday promised to kunle Amosun ing that the lawmakerws submission of details of still accommodate more work with the group togave 13-point condition the state’s statement and loans, the request would Ž€x„`~ }z1{|}~ €Â?xz€„‘~ of Ogun State from the state House of to be met by the execu- copy of audited accounts have been granted ex- {„z|q{šz„~ ƒx{`Â…|zx`~ xzAssembly to source N19 tive arm of government of by the accountant-gen- pressly. leased and rehabilitate Meanwhile, the law- them into the society. billion loan from three before the request could eral among others. be discussed by them (the He, however, emphamaker disclosed that the commercial banks was z~ šx`q~ Â?€„‘~ z|Â?…Šxsised that the request was „z q~ ƒx…šÂ?z~ …‚~ q z~ `q€qz~ not granted following lawmakers). aged FIDA to continue Hazzan said the condinot rejected by the lawis over N300 billion conalleged lack of transparits good work and not extions, which bordered makers but rather alleged trary to N41 billion deency. pect gratitude from man on transparency, include lack of transparency by clared by the governor on Chairman of the Assembut rather believe in God appointment of Directorthe executive arm of gova state-owned television who rewards all good  Â?‘~ …††{1zz~Â…|~ Â…xÂ?`‹~ station’s programme re- deeds, urging women Remmy Hazzan, spoke General for Debt Man- ernment. €}z†z|q~ 3Â?z~ ÂŚ §~ According to him, if cently. to consider taking care of their female children and protect them from  z{|}~ „zšÂ?z„~ €|„~ x€ƒz„~ as priority because work OLAIDE OYELUDE, Ibadan elected. sults. We keep on com- begin to witness the kind should not take precAbiala, who is also for- plaining that develop- of development all of us edence over the children. g o v e r n o r - mer Secretary of the state ment has been eluding are clamouring for.â€? According to her, it is ship aspir- chapter of Nigeria Union us, yet we keep on voting He, however, charged ant on the of Teachers (NUT), spoke for those who induce us the media to re-orientate  z1zx~ qÂ…~ ƒxÂ…qzÂ?q~ ‚z†€Â?z~ children towards preplatform of ‘z`qzx„€‘~ ÂŽ {Â?z~ šzÂ?„{|}~ in many ways. the electorate on the need venting them from being Labour Par- questions from journal“My advice is that the to vote for only credible ty (LP) in Oyo State, Olu ists in in Ibadan, the state electorate should please candidates with good harassed sexually than Abiala, has cautioned capital, emphasising that `Š Â&#x;zÂ?q~ ƒ…Â?{q{Â?€Â?~ Â…3Â?z~ antecedents in terms of qÂ…~ Â?€xz~ Â…x~ š} q~ ‚…x~ q z†~ the electorate against be- unless the electorate en- seekers who approach performance, adding that after such incidents have {|}~ `Ž€‘z„~  Â‘~ š|€|Â?{€Â?~ sure that only those who them for votes to inde- as the fourth estate of occurred. She also enjoined wominducement from those want to serve are elected, pendent investigation realm, the media needs to `zzÂ?{|}~ ƒ…Â?{q{Â?€Â?~ Â…3Â?z`‹~ the desired development this time around towards extensively enlighten the en whose children exstressing that they (the would continue to elude ensuring that only those electorate on aspirants perience such to speak out and not cover it up electorate) should rather the country. who are ready to serve to various posts towards towards helping the camconduct independent in“We cannot be doing €xz~ Œ…qz„~ {|qÂ…~ Â…3Â?z‡~ q~ assisting them (the elecvestigation to determine same thing, same way is only when we do this torate) in making wise ƒ€{}|~ €}€{|`q~ „zšÂ?z†z|q~ of girlchild and violence ÂŽ zq zx~ Â…x~ |Â…q~ q z~ Â…3Â?z~ €|„~ zžƒzÂ?q~ „{Dzxz|q~ xz- electorate that we shall choice during elections. against women. seekers would perform if L-R: Librarian, Yaba College of Technology, Mrs Taiyewo Adebowale; Registrar, Biekoroma Charity Amapakabo; Deputy Rector (Academics), Innocent Akhuemonkhan and Deputy Rector (Administration), Dr Abdul Moruf Adebakin; during the Photo: Abiodun Omotosho 2013/2014 matriculation ceremony of the institution held in Yaba, Lagos State...yesterday.

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B/Haram: I’m ready for trial – Sheriff MIKAIL MUMUNI, Abuja

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ormer governor of Borno State, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff, yesterday said he was ready to face any form of trial to establish his innocence over allegations that he is a financial of the Boko Haram terrorist organization. He spoke at a press conference in Abuja, in

reaction to calls for his prosecution following recent allegation by an Australian negotiator, Dr. Steven Davis, that he and a former Chief of Army Staff , Lt.-Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika, were key sponsors of the group. The opposition All Progressives Congress ( APC) on Monday asked President Goodluck Jon-

athan to hand over the duo to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and not treat the allegation with indifference. But Sheriff yesterday fingered the APC as the brain behind the allegations that he is a Boko Haram godfather. He stated that he is a victim of Boko Haram rather than the sect’s sympathizer or financier. According to him,

“From the number of casualties amongst my relations and political associates, it is evident that I suffered considerable personal loss from the Boko Haram crisis. Amongst those killed in cold blood were my younger brother, late Alhaji Goni Mustapha Sheriff,the defuct All Nigerian People’s Party ( ANPP) state chairman and my brother in-law,

late Alhaji Awala Ngala, the gubernatorial candidate of our party in the 2011 elections, the late Engineer Modu Fannami Gubio, my bossom friends, Alhaji Mustapha Fuluwama, Bukar Goni Kolo, and a host of other close political associates.� The former governor who was in office between 2003 and 2011 said the establishment of Boko Haram predated his administration contrary to what he called a general misconception. He attributed the attacks on his family members and associates as well as alleged

attempted attack on his life to vengeance by the sect members for not treating their activities with kid gloves while he was governor. He stressed that “As the executive governor of the state at that time, I had not abdicated my responsibilities of protecting the lives and properties of the people and did not give them (Boko Haram members) any breathing space to operate outside the law of the land. Because of this, they were driven by a desire for vengeance against me, my family and my political associates.�

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ollowing Monday’s renewed €1€Â?Â?`~  Â‘~ Â…Â?Â…~ Haram insurgents in some parts of Borno State, the state governor, Kashim z1{†€‹~ € xŠƒqÂ?‘~ xzturned to the country Â…|~ z„|z`„€‘‹~ Â?Š1{|}~ ` Â…xq~ {`~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ qx{ƒ~ qÂ…~ Sudan and the United Kingdom where he was scheduled for assessment meetings with L-R: First Lady of Oyo State, Mrs Florence Ajimobi; Commissioner for Health, Dr Muyiwa Gbadegeshin; the state school authorities and Coordinator of World Health Organisation, Mrs Ada Erinmme and Acting Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health, over 70 students recently sponsored by the State Olayemi Iyiola; at a sensitisation workshop on Ebola Virus in Ibadan...yesterday. Government for Medicine and Petroleum GeoSciences. z1{†€~ xzqŠx|z„~ €|„~ held crucial meetings in Abuja in connection with happenings in Bama and CHIOMA UMEHA Giving an update of the last case to be discharged, index case, occurred in a the rest of the state; he status of Ebola Virus Dis- q z~ šx`q~ `zÂ?Â…|„€x‘~ Â?Â…|- private hospital in Lagos, ife of ease in Nigeria, Chukwu tact to be diagnosed and a four in the Lagos isolation had also approved the the late said the patient is the spouse of a primary con- ward, one in the Port Har- formation and release of Dr. Iyke eighth person to be dis- tact of the index case, went court isolation ward (the ‚Š|„`~qÂ…~€~Â?…††{1zz~`zq~ S a m u e l charged from after having home from the isolation female patient who was up to coordinate distribution of relief and manEnemuo, a successful treatment at ward in Lagos yesterday. on admission in the same agement of victims. who tested positive to the the isolation ward in Lagos. The ninth survivor is hospital where the late Port The governor was Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) According to him, total the ECOWAS Commis- Harcourt doctor was also has died, bringing the total |Š† zx~…‚~Â?Â…|šx†z„~Â?€`z`~ `{Â…|~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ ÂŽ Â…~ Â&#x;Š†ƒz„~ €„†{1z„§Â‹~ ÂŽ {Â?z~ €|Â…q zx~ scheduled to leave for yesterday number of deaths resulting of Ebola Virus Disease in surveillance in Lagos and one was the doctor who Maiduguri despite heightened fears from the disease to eight. Nigeria is now 18. travelled to Port Harcourt was infected by the ECO- € Â…Šq~ ƒÂ?€||z„~ €1€Â?Â?`~ A report stated that En¸ z~šºq ~Â?Â…|šx†z„~Â?€`z~ where he infected the doc- ~ …††{``{Â…|~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ on the ancient city of emuo’s wife, who was in- is the sister of the late Port qÂ…x~ÂŽ Â…~€1z|„z„~qÂ…~ {†‡ in Port Harcourt and who Maiduguri by the Boko fected by her late husband, Harcourt doctor. Total He said the total num- did not come under the Haram insurgents who died yesterday at the Na- number of cases success- ber of deaths from Ebola care and management of tional Disease Treatment fully managed and dis- Virus Disease in Nigeria the Incident Management had never hidden their desperation to hit the Centre in Lagos. charged is now eight. The is now seven. “ One, the …††{1zz‡ capital in retaliation for The late Enemuo contracted the disease from one of the primary contacts of the index case, Liberianother NULGE members in the chairman, he is fond of According to him, “Ijumu American Patrick Sawyer, ADEMU IDAKWO, Lokoja Kabba yesterday during a deceiving us with sugar- Local Government that is an unnamed diplomat with igeria Union of peaceful protest to draw coated mouth, while for the closer to us got their salaries the Economic CommuLocal Govern- €1z|q{Â…|~…‚~q z~`q€qz~}Â…ÂŒzx- past one year, it has been 20, complete, why is our LGA nity of West African States ment Employ- nor, who was in the town on 30, 40 per cent salary pay- „{Dzxz|q´~ÂŽz~ÂŽ{Â?Â?~|Â…q~xzÂ?z|q~ (ECOWAS), who evaded ees (NULGE), ‘thank you’ visit, chairman ment.â€? {|~…Šx~zDÂ…xq~qÂ…~ƒŠ` ~‚…xŽ€x„~ Daniel stressed that for the payment of our salasurveillance in Lagos and K a b b a - B u n u of the union, Comrade Dutravelled to Port Harcourt, branch, has appealed to rojaiye Daniel, said the local members of the union can ries.â€? where he was treated by Governor Idris Wada of }Â…ÂŒzx|†z|q~`q€D~ €Œz~ zz|~ no longer pay their house Appealing to Wada to Kogi to prevail on the coun- punished for too long by the rents, pay the school fees of wade into the non-payment the doctor. their children, saying that of salary in Kabba-Bunu, Minister of Health, Prof. cil chairman, Emmanuel council chairman. According to him, “The it is disgusting that while Onyebuchi Chukwu yes- Funsho, to pay their ten `q€D~ …‚~ €  Â€Âł Š|Š~ Â…- other local government ar- the NULGE chairman said months salaries. many of the local governterday said another patient, The union said its mem- cal Government Area were eas in the state are paying down with the Ebola Virus bers are tired of receiving 20, owed ten-month salaries, full salaries, Kabba-Bunu †z|q~ `q€D~ €Œz~ „zÂŒzÂ?…ƒz„~ Disease (EVD), has been 30 and 40 per cent salaries leave bonus since 2012 and is still lagging behind due hypertension, some died as a result of unending stress, ocsuccessfully treated and at the end of every month. to ineptitude of the council casioned by lack of money. promotion arrears. “Each time the union met chairman. discharged. Speaking on behalf of

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their forceful eviction by soldiers and citizenvolunteers in 2013. The military has imposed a curfew in Maiduguri in response to the ƒ�€||z„~€1€��‡~ z1{†€~ returned mainly to provide needed leadership, be with his people, build ƒŠ �{�~ �…|š„z|�z‹~ �……xdinate relief for victims, step up co-funding and psychological support for military according to a his media associate, Isa Gusau. The governor had left Nigeria on Sunday night and was scheduled to †zzq~ …3�{€�`~ €q~ €~ |{versity in Sudan where 50 female citizens of the State currently undergo State sponsored Degree programme to become medical doctors under the State Female Medical Education/Intervention Programme designed to train abroad, 300 female „…�q…x`~{|~šŒz~‘z€x`‡~ He was also scheduled to be in United Kingdom to meet 20 students undergoing Petroleum Geo-Sciences studies, in addition to signing agreements for other human capacity development programmes and a follow up meeting with a water systems company required for domestic use and irrigation agriculture in Borno State aimed at boosting jobs creation as a strategy to discourage economic-based recruitment by Boko Haram insurgents. …Œzx|…x~ z1{†€‹~ three selected parents €|„~ qŽ…~ …3�{€�`~ …‚~ q z~ State Ministry of Higher Education and Scholarship Board, were billed for a pioneer assessment visit to the schools in both countries before the trip was cut short.

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DSS parades three suspected kidnappers in Awka the victim was kidnapped on August 28, 2014, at Uruezealor Village, Ogidi, Idemili North Local Government Area of the State near the victim’s residence He said the abductors demanded the sum

of one hundred million Naira (N100m) from the victim’s family for his release, which he said they reduced to two million, z~ | xz ~ q ` | ~ (N2.5m) after negotiation as at September 1, 2014.

He said ‘the rescue operation followed the arrest between 1st and 2nd September, 2014 of two members of the kidnap gang (names withheld),one from Uruezealor Village, Ogidi, and the other from

Nkanu Local Government of Enugu State, by the operatives”. “Shortly after the rescue, a herbalist, Ajana Onyibor, 68 from Igbakwu, Ayamelum Local Government Area, a suspected accom-

plice with a shrine opposite the room where the victim was kept, was arrested with the assistance of Vigilante operatives and Nteje Police Division. The herbalist is believed to be providing spiritual protection to members of the gang”. Continuing the director from family members. Dr. non agricultural pesticide EMMA MGBEAHURIKE, Ubuoh said that women said, “in course of the inOwerri Ubuoh stressed that some use in many areas, indicat- farmers and workers frevestigation, it was found p r o m i n e n t pesticides threatens not ing that studies in the Unit- quently are exposed to that the same gang kidenvironmen- only the health of women ed States had revealed that dangerous pesticides dinapped an Onitsha-based tal expert and agricultural workers but approximately 75% of US rectly when working as legal practitioner, Ejike lecturer Fed- ` ~zDz q~ { xz|~ z `z~ homes are being found to pesticides applicators durEfobi on 15th June, 2014, at eral College of ~z x ~q { ~zDz q`« contain the pesticide chlor- ing harvesting, planting Nkpor, Idemili North LoLand Resources Technol~ z~} z~q z~ x{ q{ |~ dane in the breathable air, and soil preparations. cal Government, and kept ogy Oforola, Owerri – Dr. in a key note paper entitled while over 5% of the homes He stressed the need for him in the same hideout | z ~ 1 ~ ~ “environmental before march of 1988 have more awareness of potenuntil undisclosed amount has condemned the unresustainability: women, been found to have air lev- tial exposure to pesticides was paid as ransom for his strained exposure of wom- pesticides and agriculture els of the pesticide chlor- | ~ q z{x~ x ~ zDz q`~ release. The kidnap led to a Obiano declares en to pesticides through in a global dane before the “safe level among workers, especially protest by his colleagues at agricultural activities and perspective” which he of 5 micrograms per cubic the women, explaining that war on Ebola, High Court, Ogidi, on 18th from exposures in the delivered at the 2014 world meter. this might lead to the prin- June, 2014”. takes campaign home, work place, school, environment day While revealing that ciple of green chemistry and public places. conference held at the more than 500,000kg of ap- which according to him, to churches Highlighting that women Federal University of Tech- x { qz ~ ÁÂÂ~ {Dzxz|q~ implies designing of chem- Community CYPRIAN EBELE Onitsha usually come into contact nology Owerri (FUTO). pesticides chemicals ap- icals, processes and reac|~ ~ { ~ q ~ } q~ q z~ with pesticides through consequently, the environ- plied annually in the US, tions to reduce environ- petitions Ebola virus to submis- washing pesticides – mental expert stressed that approximately 2.5 million mental and health hazards Okorocha over sion, Governor. Willie soaked clothes and dispos- domestic exposures could tons of applied throughout at source and to enhance road neglect Obiano of Anambra State, ing of empty containers also be widespread due to the world, Dr. sustainability. EMMA MGBEAHURIKE, has reportedly declared Owerri war against it by carring awareness campaign to he Ozara Commuchurches urging people to nity in Oru West loavoid handshake. cal government of The Governor, Daily Imo State has expressed Newswatch gathered dismay over the neglect of pleaded for all hands to be their only road that links |~ z ~{|~ } q{|}~q z~ {the community to her rus during the dedication neigbhours, stating that of Our Lady of Assumpthe neglect shows that they tion Catholic Church, are not part of the state. Ogidi, Idemili North Local In a document adGovernment Area, urging dressed to the governor of them to shun handshake the state, Owelle Rochas as it was one of the easiOkorocha and signed by est ways of contacting the the traditional ruler of the deadly virus. area, Eze Onyeka OnonuAccompanied by parju, the President General ty Chieftains, including of the community, Dr. FeChief Victor Umeh, APGA lix Anyikire, the GovernNational Chairman, Mike z|q~ { {` |~ 3 zx ~ {z ~ Kwentoh, the state chairA.U. Elebeorusa and othman of APGA and his ers, they eulogized the deputy, Chief Ifeanyi zD xq~ ~ q z~ } zx| x~ {|~ Udokwu among other no {`~zD xq~q ~qx |` x ~q z~ table personalities, he said `q qz ~ q~xz}xz1z ~q q~q z~ that the presence of Ebola continued neglect of their in Nigeria was real and 3.6 kilometer Ozara-Oguta should not be treated with link rural road had made kid’s gloves. L-R: National Chairman, APGA, Chief Victor Umeh; Governor of Anambra State Chief Willie Obiano and Sole Ad- life unbearable for them. He advised people to be ministrator, Nnewi North Local Government Area, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu during the grassroots tour The community also cautious so as not to con- of Local Governments by the governor in Anambra State...yesterday. accused the contractor; tact the virus as there has Messrs Charlievia Enter| q~ zz|~ | ~` {z|q{ ~ prises who was awarded | x z ~ x }~ x~{q the road since May, 2012 KENNETH OFOMA, Enugu doctors currently do- excellence in their cho- tion agenda and promIn his sermon earlier, for abandoning the project ing their internship at sen profession as the ised that they would the Catholic Archbishop ver 200 in- the University Teaching method of selection is contribute their quota after completion of about of Onitsha Archdiocese, 60 percent work on the digent stu- Hospital Enugu. based on outstanding to this administration Most Rev. Dr. Valerian road and wondered why dents have She further disclosed academic performance by campaigning against Okeke, stated that the the contractor cannot be so far ben- that the board has re- and good character. child abuse and other greatest investment on brought back to complete efited from leased the 2012/2013 She however urged vices against the welearth was in humanity and scholarships awarded the project. Scholarship to 55 stuthe beneficiaries to live fare of the youths. the things of God. “Your Excellency sir, our by the Enugu State dents from various up to expectation so Also speaking, the The Archbishop con- Scholarship and Educajoy knew no bounds and groups within Enugu that the good deed of parents of some ben z |z ~ q z~ 1{q z~ ~ tion Loan Board. we heaved a sigh of State and beyond. the governor will not be eficiaries, His Royal wealthy men who keep relief when our son, Hon The scheme was estabMrs Nnacheta comrelegated to the ground. Highness Igwe Daniel their resources to them- lished by Governor SulPharm. Donatus Ozoememended the state govTwo of the students Ugwuanyi and Mr Sunselves without using them livan Chime. nam, the Deputy Speaker, ernment for the scheme who spoke to the press, day Udom thanked the to make positive impact on Disclosing this while intended for all stu- Franklin Eluagu and Governor for his love, Imo State House of Ashumanity and the things addressing the bensembly introduced the dents irrespective of Igwe Ginika from the goodwill as well as his of God. contractor Messrs Chareficiaries yesterday, the their place of origin. young African stars fatherly attitude toHe however, thanked Executive Secretary of lievia Enterprises to our She explained that the club expressed gratiwards the young ones all those that contributed the Board, Mrs Loy Nnatraditional ruler as the contowards the completion of cheta said this number scheme was initiated by tude to Governor Chime which propelled him tractor to handle the road the Governor to encour- for carrying the youths to establish the scholarthe Church project. project. included seven medical age youths to strive for along in his transforma- ship scheme.

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kraine’s beleaguered x z ` { z | q~ zqx ~ roshenko announced yesterday that he and Russia’s { {x~ q{|~ ~ agreed to a “permanent z `z xz«~ {|~ q z~ z `q~ ~ the former Soviet country. x ` z| Ä`~ 3 z~ said the agreement was reached in a telephone exchange that was preceded only a few hours ~ |{qz ~ q qz`~ xz`{dent Barack Obama’s arrival in former Soviet Estonia -- a new NATO member seeking Western protection from an increasingly belligerent Kremlin. Leaders from the 28-nation Western military bloc are due to agree today in Wales the creation of a 4,000-string force that could be deployed within two days to meet any perceived Russian military movements in eastern Europe. x ` z| Ä`~ `q |ning announcement came more than four months into a war that has claimed more than

The Kremlin yester ~ ` { ~ | ~ q q~ q{|~ | ~ x ` z| ~ ~ “exchanged opinions” about the crisis and gave no indication that a breakthrough had been reached. “The views of the presidents of the two countries about possible ways q~ ~ q {`~ {3 q~ x{`{`~ overlap to a considerable degree,” Kremlin spokes |~ {qx ~ z` ~ q ~ Russian news agencies. Obama arrived yesterday in Estonia to deliver an emblematic message of unbending NATO support for new members from ex-Soviet nations x 1 z ~ ~ ``{ Ä`~ zxA Ukrainian soldier carries an anti-tank missile as he walks through the southeastern ceived actions in Ukraine. The hostile barbs betown of Slavyansk 2,600 lives and plunged that will help to establish x ~ z`qzx|~ z} q{ |`~ ing traded by Moscow relations between Mos- peace,” the brief state- q q~ q{|~ ~ ~ {xz q~ and the West in advance | ~ {|~ q z~ | { q~z z|~ of Obama’s visit to Eucow and Kiev’s Western ment said. allies to its lowest since Yet it was not immedi- though he has denied any rope hardly heralded the ately clear if rebel com- role and claimed he was promise of a potentially the Cold War. q{|~ | ~ x ` z| ~ manders -- a loose band in no position to negoti- major agreement being reached on Ukraine. held a telephone ex- of mostly Russian-speak- ate on the rebels’ behalf. Obama’s jumbo jet Russia however openly change “that resulted in ers who have no single an agreement for a per- leader and who have backs their drive for some landed in the tiny Baltic |z|q~ z `z xz~{|~ |- been making sweeping form of independence nation -- ruled for decbass (eastern Ukraine),” advances in recent days from the pro-Western ades by Moscow and still the Ukrainian president’s -- were ready to either leaders who rose to pow- completely reliant on er in Kiev after the Febru- Russian gas -- a day af 3 z~` { ~{|~ ~`q qz z|q comply or disband. The declared end to hos- ary ouster of a Moscow- ter the Kremlin declared “An understanding was NATO a “threat” over its reached concerning steps tilities appeared to con- backed administration.

plans to boost defences in eastern Europe. The Western military alliance has published satellite images purporting to show more than 1,000 Russian troops and heavy equipment moving into Ukraine’s eastern districts to help sepax q{`q~ } qzx`~ ` ~ ~ government forces and establish a ground link with Crimea -- a Black Sea peninsula Russia seized from Ukraine in March. “NATO has played a leading role and produced ample evidence to indicate that Russia has intervened in ways that grossly violate the territorial integrity of the independent nation of Ukraine,” said White House spokesman Josh Earnest. q{|~`z|q~ x|{|}~ z `~ ringing across eastern Europe even further by telling European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso in private exchange leaked to the press that he could capture Kiev in two weeks. 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ore than one year after President Goodluck Jonathan directed the recovery of $10 billion unremitted oil revenues to government coffers; it is tragic that the rogue multinational oil and gas companies are yet to fully pay back and the Nigerian oil bureaucracy agencies are yet to sanction defaulters according to provisions of the law. At a time the public expected how much had been retrieved from the $10 billion oil revenues theft discovered by Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) in 2012 audit report, the Minister of Petroleum Resources Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke gave a fresh order for the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the oil watchdog Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) and other agencies of government to recover outstanding $7.8 billion. The minister’s directive came 12 February 2014 to recover outstanding revenues without giving a detailed breakdown of the culprits in this fleecing of the nation of vital revenues to remedy grave socioeconomic infrastructure deficits. She spoke

at the NEITI workshop for oil and gas companies and government agencies, and urged them to comply and fully cooperate with NEITI “through timely provision of information and data required by NEITI for audit�, adding, “Compliance is mandatory and compulsory�. Previous reports of NEITI and about a dozen other presidential panels on oil revenue thefts had over the years identified that the shortchanging of government arose from underpayments of taxes, royalties, levies, signature bonus, etc and underassessment of companies by tax and regulatory agencies of government. The exploited lacuna was the piteous government’s commitment to accountability and transparency in the oil and gas industry, which has made the oil industry a killing field for domestic and international rogue rings. Governments over the years have demonstrated lukewarm attitude to funding key oil industry watchdogs, including the DPR, incapacitating them to perform functions of apprehending oil revenue thieves. No sooner are probe panels constituted than government

Letters to the Editor Politicians: We’re no gluttons, please

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he future of our generation to come begins from you and I. Therefore, we need solid planning and sincere leaders that ÂŽ{Â?Â?~xz`Â?Šz~q z~†€``z`~‚…x~ z1zx~ tomorrow. We don’t need to sell our RIGHT because of our present hard situations. Can a bag of Rice, Salts or Gallon of kerosene solve our problems in this nation? Has our poverty really got to this Â?zÂŒzÂ?´~ xz~q z‘~Â?€Â?Â?{|}~Š`~}Â?Š1Â…|`~q €q~ Ž…ŠÂ?„~`{}|~Â…D~…Šx~‚ŠqŠxz~ zÂ?€Š`z~…‚~ rice? Is this what our missing $20 billion and other missing funds are deployed to achieve? Why do Nigerians continue to make themselves cheap and fools in the eyes of these greedy and unpatriotic politicians? The question a vote seller who has received a mini bag of rice forgets to

ask is this, if these set of people really €Œz~`…†zq {|}~qÂ…~Â…Dzx~qÂ…~ {}zx{€~ and Nigerians alike, why then must they pay (bribe) to serve? Why then must they get strained to ascend to a righteous position? The action of a man without POWER tells a lot of what his action will be with POWER! The result of our actions when we sell our votes to the highest bidder is simply translatable to bad leadership which leads to bad government, leading to bad governance as well as bad system, bad society and which further pollute the country the more If your plan is to sell your vote in forthcoming Osun and 2015 elections, remember your generation, as well as the generation yet unborn. —’ȹ •ž ÂŠÂ?Â˜Â‹Â’Čą ŠÂ&#x;Â’Â? Œ˜ž—Â?¢Â?Â˜Â˜Â—ÂŁČ“Â˜ÂžÂ?Â•Â˜Â˜Â”ÇŻÂŒÂ˜Â–

dumps report, allowing the oil industry criminality to thrive, as culprits are not severely sanctioned and jailed to deter others. FG is unknown to have acted on the four NEITI oil and gas audit reports (1999-2004, 2005, 2006-2008 and 2009-2011); KMPG report on process and forensic review of the NNPC; House of Representative Ad-Hoc Committee Report on Fuel Subsidy regime; Aig-Imoukhuedeled committees’ reports on fuel subsidy claims and payments; Kalu Idika Kalu-led committee report on the refineries; Dotun Sulaiman-led committee report on Governance and Global Best Practices in the NNPC; Nuhu Ribadu-led Petroleum Revenue Task Force report, and (Nigeria) Natural Resource Charter benchmarking report. One year ago, the Presidential Committee reports of the Petroleum Revenue Special Task Force headed by former Chairman, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Nuhu Ribadu revealed that a few persons put in charge of watching over national patrimony were milking the nation’s oil cash cow to death. The reportedly N16 trillion lost revenues in 10 years was close

to FG’s capital votes in 10 years, which is why the more Nigeria earns from petrodollars the more it sinks into vicious poverty in the midst of excess resources, wealth and revenues . The Ribadu report indicated that about N10 trillions were lost at a yearly average of N 1 trillion from 250,000 barrels per day loss of crude oil via a conspiracy of multinational oil companies and official agencies. This crude loss is different from the loss of another estimated N 1 trillion yearly to petroleum subsidy thieves, a few of whom are undergoing half-hearted trial. Outgoing Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi recently revealed that the NNPC has illegally appropriated between $10.8 billion and $20 billion revenues in 18 months, thus denying the three tiers of government funds shared from the Federation Account. Various panels have noted that NNPC’s shoddy accountability is worsened by its warped structure with many agencies performing duplicatory roles. The laws governing the oil industry were found outdated, which is why there has been strident clamour for the speedy passage of the

Petroleum Industry Bill, which has been frustrated by vested interests that prefer continuation of a regime of roguery that has bedeviled the industry for more than 50 years. Regrettably, President Jonathan is yet to go beyond the timid lamentation that it is only in Nigeria that crude oil and revenues are stolen in such monumental quantum with amazing and tragic impunity. The National Assembly should do a thorough job speedily on the P.I.B. to foist a regime of sound accountability, compel oil firms to publish what they pay to government, while government declares what it earns. This will enable the public to monitor management of oil sales and revenues, which account for about 80 per cent of gross national earnings, shared to all three tiers of government. The EFCC and the Police should go after these major corporate rogues to deter others. It is a shame for the PDP central government to bellyache on being cash strapped when a few politically exposed thieves are allowed continuously to steal the equivalent of the entire financial budget of 160 million Nigerians.

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oday the number of refugees from the Syrian crisis has passed a record three million people. The Syrian crisis has reached yet another tragic milestone - yet another reason for sadness and concern for the millions of innocent victims. Now in its fourth year, this Â?Â…|Â’{Â?q~{`~ …q ~€|~z†zx}z|Â?‘~ and a protracted crisis. Sadly, the three million refugees will not be able to go home soon. Sadly, the children among them - half of all refugees - will not soon have the chance to study, play and grow up in a safe and peaceful Syria. And the host communities who so generously shelter refugees, in Lebanon and Jordan, Turkey and Iraq - will continue to carry the burden of a crisis which threatens to engulf the whole region. We are already seeing the terrible spillover in Iraq which recently joined Syria in the list of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. The victims require immediate assistance, but also longer-term support. The European Union is acting on both fronts. We have ƒxÂ…ÂŒ{„z„~†…xz~q €|~Ñˇº~ {Â?Â?{Â…|~ in aid, focusing on three priority groups: Syrians inside Syria, the refugees and the host communities. We are making sure that our assistance targets the immediate needs but also the protracted nature of the crisis: for example, by investing in children’s education through the EU Children of Peace

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and the No Lost Generation initiatives. I am grateful to the countries and communities who are hosting the

eye. On behalf of the European Commission, I pledge that we will continue to keep the focus and „x€Ž~€1z|q{…|~q…~q z~Œ{�q{†`~…‚~ the Syrian crisis - the children, the refugees, the internally displaced,

both an emergency and a protracted crisis. Sadly, the three million refugees will not be able to go home soon. Sadly, the children among them - half of all refugees - will not soon have the chance to study, play and grow up in a safe and peaceful Syria

refugees. I also want to pay tribute to the humanitarian workers who toil relentlessly to bring relief to the Â?Â…|}Âł`ŠDzx{|}~ ‘x{€|`~€|„~Â?zzƒ~ their hopes alive. The bravery and dedication of these men and women is a sign of hope for humanity, even ۠{„`q~`ŠÂ? ~€~qzxx{ Â?z~Â?Â…|Â’{Â?q‡ With so many crises erupting simultaneously around us, with so †ŠÂ? ~`ŠDzx{|}‹~q zxz~{`~€~x{`Â?~q €q~ the victims of the Syrian crisis and their needs will slip from the public

the people and communities who shelter and help them. Until the `z|`zÂ?z``~š} q{|}~`q…ƒ`‹~Š|q{Â?~ ‘x{€~ is back on its feet - we will stand by them.â€? Background The Syria crisis has become the largest humanitarian and security disaster in the world. An estimated šĂ‚‡º~†{Â?Â?{Â…|~ƒz…ƒÂ?z~{|`{„z~ ‘x{€~ need assistance. Out of these, †…xz~q €|~à ‡Ò~†{Â?Â?{Â…|~ƒz…ƒÂ?z~€xz~ internally displaced. Around 4.7

million people reside in areas that are hard to reach, including about 241 000 people in areas that are besieged by either government or opposition forces. Over 190,000 people have lost q z{x~Â?{ÂŒz`~{|~q z~Â?Â…|Â’{Â?q~€|„~ many thousands more have been wounded. An entire generation of children has been exposed to war, violence and death, and has been deprived of basic freedoms, protection and education. The European Union - the European Commission and the Member States, has led the international response with over Ñˇº~ {Â?Â?{Â…|~Â?Â…Â?Â?zÂ?q{ÂŒzÂ?‘~†… {Â?{`z„~ for relief and recovery assistance qÂ…~ ‘x{€|`‡~ {`~š}Šxz~{|Â?Â?Š„z`~ almost 2 billion of EU humanitarian aid only. EU humanitarian assistance, channelled through UN agencies, NGOs and the Red Cross/ Crescent family, is provided, to all people in need, in accordance with humanitarian principles and needs. The EU humanitarian aid primarily supports life-saving food and nutritional items, medical emergency responses, shelter, distribution of basic non-food items, safe water, sanitation and hygiene and protection, including against gender based violence and child protection. European Commission Commissioner for International Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Response Kristalina Georgieva reacting to the United Nations High Commissioner for 6789:77; <:9=7;

S’ Court ruling, rogue govs, crippled local govt admin (Continued from Wednesday)

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he brazen impunity continued and at the tail end of the expiration of the tenure, APGA faithful were hand-picked and deployed as Chairmen and councilors in the name of local government council election in early 2014. In the name of “continuityâ€?, the Obiano Administration has continued with the gross abuse of the provisions of the constitution on local government xzÂŒz|Šz`‡~ Â…ÂŒzx|Â…x~ {Â?Â?{z~  {€|Â…~` …ŠÂ?„~xzÂ’zÂ?q~„zzƒÂ?‘~Â…|~ {`~ international credentials as an accountant and auditor of repute and do the lawful thing so as to leave a worthy legacy and a unique place in history in the administration of Anambra State. Responding to the organized labour questions in a forum during the governorship electioneering campaign, Chief Willie Obiano assured workers that certain unpalatable things like unrealistic salary chart in the new minimum wage and payment of salaries and pensions on the second week of the |zÂŽ~†…|q ~€†…|}~Â…q zx`~Ž…ŠÂ?„~ z~xzÂ?q{šz„‡~ q~Ž€`~€Â?Â?z}z„~ that when the monthly statutory allocation is received, it is ƒÂ?€Â?z„~{|~€~ Â€|Â?~šžz„~„zƒ…`{q~€|„~xzÂ?z€`z„~Â…|~q z~Ă q ~…‚~q z~ next month. |~`ƒ{qz~…‚~q xzz~ÂŒzx{šÂ?€q{Â…|~zžzxÂ?{`z`~qÂ…~€`Â?zxq€{|~q z~ numerical strength of pensioners with a view to adjusting their pension to align with the new minimum wage, the former governor resorted to playing hide and seeks and did not review the pension. For instance, a pensioner on GL15 who retired in February 2011 earns N59,000 while his counterpart on the same grade level who retired in May the same year when the new †{|{†Š†~Ž€}z~qÂ…Â…Â?~zDzÂ?q~z€x|`~Â…ÂŒzx~ ºÂ‹Â‡~ {`~†…|`qx…Š`~ inequity appears to be a non-issue in the present administration due to the obnoxious continuity mantra. There is no reason why workers and pensioners should not be paid before the end of the month even when the state surpasses other South €`qzx|~ q€qz`~{|~{|qzx|€Â?Â?‘~xzÂŒz|Šz~ƒx…šÂ?z‡~ z~ €{x†z|~€|„~ Â?…Š|Â?{Â?Â…x`~{|~`ƒ{qz~…‚~†…|Š†z|q€Â?~’€Ž`~{|~q z~zÂ?zÂ?q{Â…|~€xz~ |۠ x€~ƒz…ƒÂ?z~€|„~` …ŠÂ?„~ z~€Â?Â?Â…ÂŽz„~Š|‚z1zxz„~€Â?Â?z``~qÂ…~

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their monthly statutory allocations and reclaim all the sources of internally revenue generation. The chairmen of the local governments are young men with pragmatic developmental paradigms to enhance the living standard of the people. They should be given their statutory allocations to implement their bright ideas on grassroots transformation agenda. They should not be frustrated for not implementing their conceived ideas on the grassroots level of governance. It must be emphasized that the local government council statutory allocations legally belong to the 177 communities and not the state government. The people ` …Š�„~xz€�q~€|„~�…†ƒz�~q z~}…Œzx|…x~q…~ €|„`~…D~q z~�…�€�~ government sources of revenue to be used in developing the communities. For example, Aguata local government ought to be receiving over N200million every month but the communities’ roads, markets, and other basic infrastructural facilities in health and education sectors are in terrible dilapidated condition. It is stands to reason that the local government council which was to be allocated N200milliom x 12months x 7years would have tarred all the roads in all the

The people should react and compel the governor to hands off the local government sources of revenue to be used in developing the communities. For example, Aguata local government ought to be receiving over N200million every month but the communities’ roads, markets, and other basic infrastructural facilities in health and education sectors are dilapidated

communities in Aguata council area. The worst is the local government councils in the riverine areas like Anambra East, Anambra West, Ogbaru, Orumba North and South etc. The governor should not try to compete with his predecessor in the so-called “marvelous and monumental infrastructural development of Anambra Stateâ€? because it was based on brazen violation of the laws on local government council administration in order to be hailed as “an unequal achieverâ€?. He should be judged with how he spent the state revenue sources in projects and programmes and not in hijacking local government council revenues to outshine his predecessor. Of course, in sane and civilized polities, the former governor should have been frequenting the law court not for stealing public funds but ostensibly for diverting and misappropriating local government council funds. Since the anti-graft agencies €Œz~€Â?Â?z}z„Â?‘~ zz|~`zÂ?zÂ?q{ÂŒz~{|~q z{x~`Šƒƒ…`z„~š} q~€}€{|`q~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~Â?Â…xxŠƒq{Â…|‹~q z~}Â…ÂŒzx|Â…x~ €`~|Â…q~ zz|~†€„z~qÂ…~€Â?Â?…Š|q~ for the billions of local government council monthly statutory €Â?Â?Â…Â?€q{Â…|`~`{|Â?z~ €xÂ? ~ËÂÂà ‡~ z~|€{ÂŒz~x€q{Â…|€Â?{€q{Â…|~q €q~q z~ funds were diverted for the purchase of jeeps for the traditional rulers, buses for the secondary schools, federal agencies, youth association, girls’ guides, private sector organizations and sundry father Christmas posturing at the detriment of the core needs of the public sector employees in terms of basic needs and minimum wage of civil servants ought to be perceived by the anti-graft agencies as no defence at all. It is important to highlight the fact the laws are made to  z~`qx{Â?qÂ?‘~Â… z‘z„~`{|Â?z~{q~{`~q z~Â…|Â?‘~„{Dzxz|Â?z~ zqÂŽzz|~ civilized countries of the world and apparently primitive, corruption-ridden countries like Nigeria. The former governor unabashedly bastardised governance and the present one should not fall into this deadly trap so as to maintain his stately and polished personality and integrity. 0= @BD9FJLM J; O P9FQJS O88OJ=; SMTT7BVOVM= OBW O9VYM= D=MV7 8=MT $DLO $BOTF=O ZVOV7

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NFF crisis: Hold Danagogo responsible —Mabo Referee boss berates fans By Babs Oyetoro

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agos Referee Council boss, Moses Adebanjo has come down heavily on Nigerian football fans over their unjust assessment of Nigerian referees particularly at the international competitions. Adebanjo, who expressed his disappointment at the level of ignorance displayed by the Nigerian public at the high rating of Nigerian referees by Confederation of African Football noted that for the past ten years, Nigerian referees have never missed out in any major international competitions except the World Cup in Brazil. He, however, gave a general run-down of some of the activities of their members in the last 10 years. “Let me start by saying that Nigerian referees have never missed out in any continental championships for the past ten years. “It is painful that most Nigerians did not know a Nigerian referee, Peter Edibe was at the last World Cup in South Afx{ ~ z~ 3 { qz ~ {|~ q z~ Ì xqzx~ | ` ~ | q zx~ Nigerian referee-Abel Baba was in CHAN. “In the last U-20 World Cup in Turkey in 2013, Peter Edibie was also listed by FIFA to of { qz~ {|~ q q~ zq{tion. At the Confederation Cup in Brazil, Peter { {z~ zÌ ~ 3 { qz ~ as well. “I make bold to tell you that Bola Abidoye ~ 3 { qz ~{|~ ~ en world championships organised by FIFA. Although, Abidoye has retired now. “So, l begin to wonder when people start saying that Nigerian referees |Äq~ 3 { qz~ q~ {|qzxnational competitions. It is real misinformation. People have shown their ignorance as to what transpires in NRA,” he explained. He further explained that some of these nonfootball nations have their referees going far in a competition because their teams don’t always go far in such competitions. “That is the standard. Once your country is advancing in a competition, referees from such countries will be dropped ~q z~xz zxzz~ {1zz ~ That is why you see referees from Benin, Upper Volta, Malta, Seychelles making progress in most competitions.”

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eteran Nigerian football coach, Ismaila Mabo has said that the Sport Minister and Chairman, National Sports Commission (NSC), Tamuna Danagogo should be held responsible if the Federations of International Football Association (FIFA) clamps a ban on Nigeria over the ongoing power tussle surrounding the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) election. With the tenure of Alhaji Aminu Maigari led NFF ending on August 26, 2014, the world football governing body had directed that election into the Executive board of the NFFbe held on September 4, 2014 to usher in a new administration, but the NSC in its deter-

mination to install its loyalists, organised a kangaroo election on August 26 that produced Chris Giwa as the new president of the Nigeria football house. |` q{` z ~ {q ~q z~|z ~ development, FIFA on Au} `q~ËÈ~{|~ ~ z1zx~`{}|z ~ ~ Secretary General, Jerome Valke, gave Chris Giwa September 1 to stop parading himself as the new NFF president until election into the board is held on September 4 as earlier directed; adding that failure to com ~ { ~ 1x q~ | ~ q~ Giwa has disregarded the order. A concerned Mabo, while reacting to the uncertainty surrounding Nigeria football as FIFA’s hammer looms, told Newswatch Sports that it was a big shame that Sport Minister failed in his position as Chairman of NSC to bring order in the NFF rather he chose to take side with one of the factions in the crisis. The former Super Fal-

cons coach believes that as long as Giwa continues to disregard FIFA’S order, Nigerians should be expecting the hammer any moment from now. “The Implication is that if there is any directive from FIFA to any country and there is no compliance then FIFA will eventually ban the country that violates the rules of football. “What is happening now in Nigerian football is very unhealthy development caused by some novice; people, who don’t know anything about football, people who have not paid their dues but because of money and popularity, they’re struggling to become what they’re on the board of Nigeria Football Federation. “Look at the shame they’re bringing to Nigerian football. It’s a terrible shame that they’re bringing to us including the sports minister. I don’t think the {|{`qzx~{`~ z {|}~ 1zx`~

in this situation and until we bring sanity within ourselves then FIFA hammer { ~ z |{qz ~ z` z| ~ | ~ that will be the beginning of our trouble. “We should blame the government for this trouble. The minister should have come out to take a bold step to resolve the problem but he did otherwise and as it is, if we fail to comply with FIFA directives then we should be expecting the hammer,” he said.

Taribo blasts: Keshi deserves more than N15m Babs Oyetoro

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ormer Super Eagles defence marshal, Pastor Taribo West has risen todefence of coach Stephen Keshi’s request for upward review of his contract; saying that the former Togo coach’s market value would have appreciated after the last World Cup in Brazil. Taribo, who commended Keshi for taking it upon himself the turning around of the national team over the shortest possible time,said that the Nigeria Football Federation should not hesitate to give him whatever he is asking for. “Sentiment apart, Keshi’s achievements speak for him. He did not only re-build the team but he was able to lead the team to win the African Nations Cup in South Africa. This was a championship we won last in 1994 in Tunisia. “He also got us the World Cup ticket in spite ~ ~q z~ 1 z~|z ~ `` { qz ~ {q ~ x~Ì { tion for the tournament. We can say it with a sense of decorum that Nigeria was not disgraced at the

World Cup”, he recalled. He continued: “What did Lars Lagarback achieve with the kind of money given to him to tinker the team for the World Cup at South Africa 2010? “What of Betis Vogts? Who would he only come to Nigeria when the team had a match to play and once the game was played, he would return

to Germany? Yet these failed coaches were paid handsomely by the Nigerian football authorities. “How much did the federal government spend on each delegate q q~ 1z| z ~ q z~ `q~ concluded Confab held in Abuja? In my own opinion, l think Keshi deserves more than N15 million, which he is asking for.”

He, however, called on the football body to iron q~ q z~ {Dzxz| z`~ {q ~ z` {~q ~z| z~ { ~`z1 z~ down to work. Keshi’s contract ended immediately after the World Cup in Brazil and the Big Boss is asking for a new contract with an improved pay packet for himself and other colleagues working with him.

NFF crisis takes toll on NAF –Onyeacholam

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igeria Aquatics Federation (NAF) has re z z ~q q~{q~{`~ 1 {|}~ to hoist the Nigeria’s }~ q~q z~ x{ |~ { ming Championship in Senegal this month, but the crisis in the Nigeria Football Federation is taking tolls on the federation’s programme. Chairman of the z |{ ~ {1zz~ of the country’s swimming governing body, Steve Onyeacholam, who disclosed this to Newswatch Sports on Monday, expressed frustration that the tus` z~ {|~ ~ {`~ Dz q{|}~ their preparations for the Championship as the Sports Minister, Dr. Tamuno Danagogo, is engrossed with the Ä`~ x{`{`~q ~ 1z| ~q ~ the federation’s request on his table. Onyeacholam said unless urgent steps are taken toresolve the NFF’s imbroglio, there is the likelihood that it Dz q~q z~ xq{ { tion of the country in the continental swimming championship meant for elite swimmers on the continent. “We are currently preparing for African Senior Swimming Championship in Senegal this month. “Although we are preparing but our participation depends on the availability of funds. We are still looking for funds. “The major problem we are facing now is that the NFF crisis has occupied the time of the honourable minister and chairman, National Sports Commission (NSC), who had pledged to release money for us to participate in the championship. “We hope that this NFF problem won’t derail our participation. Already our requests are on the minister’s table waiting for his attention. “It is only when the funds are available that we will be able to know how many athletes will go,” Onyeacholam said.

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We look forward to NFF’s election – Umeh By Maduabuchi Kalu

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mmediate past First Vice President, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Chief Mike Okereke Umeh, has said that those cleared by the NFF z�z�q…x€�~ �…††{1zz~ €xz~ looking forward to contest in the September 4 elections. Umeh, a former Team Manager of the Super Eagles, who spoke with Newswatch Sports, expressed optimism that the elections would usher in credible people to move the game forward in the country. “There’s no problem at all. We are looking forward to the elections on Thursday and it is our hope that everything will go according to plans. “Those of us who have already been cleared by q z~ z�z�q…x€�~ �…††{1zz~ and those who have obtained forms are gearing up for the elections. “Of course I am con-

testing for the position of the President of the Federation. There is no cause for alarm. All that we are waiting for is for the DDay, then we will all go to polls,â€? Chief Umeh enthused. Newswatch Sports recalls that the NFF was thrown into crisis immediately after the second round exit of Super Eagles at the 2014 FIFA World Šƒ~{|~ x€{Â?~Â…ÂŒzx~q…Šx|€ment proceeds. The show of shame in x€{Â?~š|€Â?Â?‘~Â?z„~qÂ…~ €{}ari’s impeachment in July but was rejected by majority of the state Football Association (FA) chairmen, who insisted that the due process was not followed. It led to FIFA’s directive for his reinstatement. The crisis came to head last week when Chris Giwa was elected as the President of the Federation against earlier agreed date for the election, which qx{}}zxz„~Â…D~`zx{z`~…‚~ƒxÂ…tests by members.

Nwosu assures on NFF crisis By Martin Odiete, Abuja

the players would give their best despite the fesormer Super Eagles tering crisis rocking the †{„šzÂ?„zx‹~ z|x‘~ football house. Nwosu has disHe stressed that the missed any threat that only thing that could disthe ongoing crisis in the tract the players is their nation’s football could match allowances after have on the performance the match. of the Super Eagles when “The only thing I they take on DR Congo know that can distract in this Saturday’s Africa players is when their al Šƒ~…‚~ €q{Â…|`~ĂŒÂŠÂ€Â?{šzx~ lowances are not guaranin Calabar. teed.â€? Nwosu said all the The Gateway coach players are professionals, also enjoined the players as such they understand and the coaching crew to what it takes to handle a be wary of the Congolese situation like this. because they are very

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NFF frustrated my job hunts – Keshi Martin Odiete, Abuja

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uper Eagles Chief coach, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi has blamed the Nigeria Football Federation for his inability to secure a new contract outside Nigeria; revealing that the NFF scared away all interested suitors. Keshi, who is yet to š|€Â?{ÂŹz~ {`~ Â?Â…|qx€Â?q~ „{`cussion with the NFF leadership after the last Â…xÂ?„~ Šƒ~{|~ x€{Â?‹~xzvealed that most of the countries that enquired from the NFF secretariat about his contract status, were chased away under the pretext that he was still having a subsisting contract with the NFF. He stressed that with such response from the football house all the interested countries were scared away. “I have to return to the Super Eagles’ job because NFF frustrated my zDÂ…xq~ qÂ…~ `zÂ?Šxz~ €~ |zÂŽ~ job.

“They kept on telling other countries that my contract was still running. With this kind of response, nobody wanted to have anything to do with me.�

He also said that Super Eagles players played a key role in persuading him to change his mind; saying that they piled pressure on him not to dump Nigeria

for another country.

z~ �…|šx†z„~ q €q~ he has a lot of respect for them; noting that it Ž€`~ ~ |€qŠx€��‘~ „{3�Š�q~ for him to say no to such people.

Martins craves Eagles’ recall team, great, and if I’m not, I wish them all the best. I always want Nigeria to do well,â€? Martins said. Martins, who has also tested action in the Italian Maduabuchi Kalu Serie A, Geraman Bunwith Agency report desliga and the Russian ut of favour Super League acknowledge the €}Â?z`Ă„~ €|„~ z€1Â?z~ quality of Nigerian playSounders striker, zx`~ {|~ q z~ „{Dzxz|q~ Â?z€}Šz~ Obafemi Martins has dis- across the world. closed that he would be delighted if recalled to the Super Eagles. The former Newcastle of England player, presently enjoying his football {|~ q z~ ~ ÂŽ{q ~ z€1Â?z~ Sounders where he has found the back of the net 10 time in 22 games, believes q €q~ z~`q{Â?Â?~ €`~€~Â?Â…q~qÂ…~Â…Dzx~ in the Super Eagles under coach Stephen Keshi. “I’m here and I’m Nigerian, so we’ll see if I get picked. I have no control over it. “Every coach has his favourites. All I can say is that I’m playing good ‚……q Â€Â?Â?~ {|~ z€1Â?z~ €|„~ Ć~ happy doing it. “If I’m in the Nigeria

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“We don’t have the best domestic league system in Nigeria, but we do have some of the best players too many talented players. “Go to Germany, Russia, Spain, Italy, wherever, €|„~ ‘…ŠÄÂ?Â?~ š|„~ {}zx{€|`~ playing there. They might not be the big stars, but they’re out there showing what Nigerian football is

all about. “Nigerians love to play football and it’s not like here in the States where there’s American football, baseball, basketball etc. All we have is football in Nigeria. And we love it.� Martins has played 39 games for Nigeria, scoring 18 goals in the process.

Daily Newswatch Sports/ BARCELONA Messi wants more time for Barca, shuns Argentina Ter Stegen, Vermaelen boost for Catalans

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ionel Messi recognised by many as the greatest footballer of the modern generation, could refuse to participate in international friendly matches for Argentina, reports Spanish publication MARCA even as Messi wants to create more time for club engagement. The Barcelona man led his side to the World Cup š|€�~ {|~ q z~ `Š††zx‹~ €|„~ despite starting the tournament well and winning the Golden Ball, awarded for his best player, many were disappointed that he didn’t š|„~ {`~ Œzx‘~  z`q~ �zŒz�~ Ž z|~{q~qxŠ�‘~†€1zxz„‡

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Now starring in La Liga with Los Cules, Messi could pull out of Argentina’s friendly matches until the

Copa America starts in 2015. Argentina are schedŠÂ?z„~ qÂ…~ ƒÂ?€‘~ {} ÂłÂƒx…šÂ?z~ friendlies against Germany, Brazil and Hong Kong,  ÂŠq~ q z~ †zxÂ?Šx{€Â?~ €1€Â?Â?zx~ would prefer to rest himself from international duty until a proper tournament begins. The news is apparently worrying the Argentine FA, who will miss out on xzÂŒz|Šz~{‚~q z{x~`q€x~€1x€Â?tion doesn’t play. Furthermore, the story will undoubtedly only maximise the occasioanl concerns over Messi’s commitment to his country.

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ummer signings Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Thomas Vermaelen could soon be in a position to make their Liga debuts after training with q z~šx`q~qz€†~…|~ Šz`„€‘‡ The injured duo have missed the opening two rounds of the 2014-15 season but might be available to coach Luis Enrique after the upcoming international break. “German keeper MarcAndre ter Stegen was able to train normally for the šx`q~q{†z~`{|�z~ƒ{��{|}~Šƒ~ a back injury on August 15 and the medical services have declared that he is

fully recovered,â€? read a `q€qz†z|q~ Â…|~ €xÂ?ۀ`~ Â…3cial website. “Thomas Vermaelen was able to train with his |zÂŽ~Â?Â…Â?Â?z€}Šz`~‚…x~q z~šx`q~ time, albeit only for part of a session.â€?

Vermaelen, who joined Barca from Arsenal for ₏19 million, has been struggling to shake of a hamstring injury sustained on international duty with Belgium at this summer’s World Cup.

Mascherano: I could’ve joined Napoli

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arcelona star, Javier Mascherano has stated that he will end his career in Spain  ÂŠq~ €„†{1z„~ q €q~ z~ could have signed for Napoli this summer. Napoli boss Rafa Benitez seemed desperate to lure former Liverpool man Javier Mascherano at the start of the summer, but the Italian side had to admit defeat. Liverpool were also  x{z’‘~Â?{|Â?z„~ÂŽ{q ~ x{|}ing Mascherano back when it emerged that the Argentine international wasn’t happy with the defensive role he’d had to play for the Catalan club. But in the end, new boss Luis Enrique provided the assurances necessary to keep Mascherano happy at the Camp Nou. He has now signed a bumper deal until 2018,

when he will be 34, which contains a vast buyout clause of around ÂŁ80 million. “There was the possibility of coming to Napoli,â€? Mascherano told Ital{€|~|zÂŽ`ƒ€ƒzx~ Â?~ €1{|…‡ “I have an excellent relationship with Benitez but he knows that I could join him and that’s the way things went. ¸ ~ÂŽ{Â?Â?~š|{` ~†‘~Â?€xzzx~ in Spain and I am very happy.â€? Mascherano was on the wrong end of a terrible tackle from teammate €|{~ Â?ÂŒz`~ {|~ qx€{|{|}~ last week but he was fortunate to escape without injury. Alves may have been angry after media suggestions that his days at Barcelona were numbered due to the signature of Brazilian right Â€Â?Â?~ …Š}Â?€`‡

Barca hint on Alves exit

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arcelona have �…|šx†z„~ €|{~ Alves will leave the club when his contract expires at the end of the season. The Brazil interna-

tional’s future had been one of the main talking points throughout the transfer window, with Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool among those rumoured to be among his suitors.

He opted to remain at Camp Nou for the 2014šĂƒ~Â?€†ƒ€{}|~€|„~š} q~‚…x~ his position under new head coach Luis Enrique. However, Zubizarreta €`~ |Â…ÂŽ~ Â?Â…|šx†z„~ q €q~ the 31-year-old will end

Munir: I must stay calm

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unir El-Haddadi has vowed to keep his feet on the ground during an exciting time for the Barcelona youngster. The 19-year-old has started the €q€Â?€|~ …ŠqšqĂ„`~ šx`q~ qÂŽÂ…~ Â?z€}Šz~ games this season and opened his šx`qÂłqz۠~ €Â?Â?…Š|q~ {|~ q z~ ʳÂ~ ÂŽ{|~ over Elche. However, the teenager has in`{`qz„~q €q~ z~{`~|Â…q~}z1{|}~Â?€xx{z„~ away. “I must stay calm and concentrate on playing but I know I have ÂŽÂ…|~q z~Â?Â…1zx‘‹~ z~qÂ…Â?„~ €xÂ?€‡ “I’m still the same as always, although training with Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta and the others is a dream.â€? El-Haddadi has also received a call into the latest Spain Under-21 squad.

his lengthy association at the club at the end of the current campaign. “We are very hapƒ‘~ q €q~ €|{~ Â?ÂŒz`~ €`~ stayed here [this season],â€? he said at a news conference on Tuesday. “Both sides have agreed that his contract ÂŽ{Â?Â?~š|{` ~{|~Ă‹Ă‚šĂƒÂ‡ÂŤ €|{~ Â?ÂŒz`~ †…Œz„~ qÂ…~ Camp Nou in July 2008 for a reported â‚Ź38 million fee from Sevilla, where he won the Copa del Rey in 2007 and the UEFA Cup on two occasions during his six-year stay at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan. His success has continued with the Catalan giants and he has won four La Liga titles, two Copa del Reys and two UEFA Champions League medals during his time at Camp Nou. Barca have already began preparing for life ÂŽ{q …Šq~ €|{~ Â?ÂŒz`~  Â‘~ `{}|{|}~‚ŠÂ?Â?³ Â€Â?Â?~ …Š}Â?€`~ Pereira from Sao Paulo last Friday.

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I’m in Torino for new adventure —Amauri

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mauri is excited to start his “new adventureâ€? after completing his transfer to Torino from Parma. The 34-year-old striker signed on Monday a two-year contract with the Granata …Šqšq‹~ €~ †…Œz~ q €q~ `zz`~ him return to Turin just three years after leaving Juventus. “I wanted to experience a new adventure and to return to have a starring role,â€? Amauri said to Ital{€|~|zÂŽ`ƒ€ƒzx~ Š1Â…`ƒ…xq‡~ ¸ Â…xÂ…~ ÂŽzxz~ q z~ šx`q~ qz۠~ that wanted me and I can’t wait to get started.â€? The once-capped Italy international, who scored eight goals in 33 league appearances to help Par†€~ š|{` ~ `{žq ~ {|~ zx{z~ ~

Â?€`q~ qzx†‹~ {`~ €ƒƒ‘~ qÂ…~ šÂ?Â?~ the boots of forward Alessio Cerci. zxÂ?{‹~ ÂŽ Â…~ |z1z„~ Ă‹š~ times in 72 league appearances for Torino since 2012, was sold to Spanish champions Atletico Madrid earlier this week. “I arrive here with great enthusiasm,â€? Amauri said. “I’ve always liked challenges. I will try to help Torino continue to grow.â€? Amauri is hoping to earn the trust of the Granata fans and does not believe his past at city rivals Juventus will go against him. “That was the past and I live in the present,â€? Amauri said. “I am now at Toro and I’m only thinking of this club. It would be fantastic to score a goal

against Juve, beautiful for the fans and for me.� At Torino, Amauri will have the opportunity to play in European competition once again. The Grana-

ta, who returned to Europe after a 20-year wait, were paired in alongside FC Copenhagen, Club Brugge and HJK in the UEFA Europa League group stages.

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ŠÂ?Â?~ €`~  zz|~ {|~ š|z~ form this season. The 28-year-old has scored šŒz~ }…€Â?`~ {|~ `{ž~ xz†{zxÂł Liga outings for leaders Zenit, who have a 100% record, and last week was on target twice in the UEFA Champions z€}Šz~ ƒÂ?€‘³…D~ `zÂ?Â…|„~ leg against R. Standard de Liège.

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EFA president Michel Platini has expressed his surprise at compatriot Franck Ribery’s decision to retire from international football at the age of 31 rather than play at his …†z~ ŠxÂ…`~{|~Ă‹Ă‚šà ‡ RibĂŠry, Europe’s player of the year last year and third in the voting for world player, missed this summer’s World Cup in x€{Â?~€‚qzx~`ŠDzx{|}~€~ Â€Â?Â?~ injury in training and announced earlier last month he was hanging up his international boots after winning 81 caps. Ribery was once described by former French talisman Zinedine Zidane as “the jewel of French footballâ€? and Platini says the Bayern Munich star’s decision came far too prematurely. “I’m truly surprised that with the Euros in France, Franck is taking that kind of decision,â€? said Platini. He hinted there may €Œz~  zz|~ €~ „{Dzxz|q~ †…tive rather than Ribery calling it day simply to allow the new generation of French players to take over and concentrate on his club career. “Something very strong has happened here because he’s a great player,â€? said Platini.

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Beckham: Welbeck’s exit sad for United

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avid Beckham has expressed his sadness at Danny Welbeck’s Manchester United exit. The forward left Old x€D…x„~ …|~ qx€|`‚zx~ „z€„-

line day to join Arsenal in a â‚Ź20 million deal, with the England international penning a four-year contract, ÂŽ{q ~ q z~ …ƒq{Â…|~ ‚…x~ €~ š‚q ~ year, with Arsene Wenger’s side. And while Beckham believes that the Gunners have struck gold with Welbeck, he is disappointed by the departure of a Red Devils youth academy product. “I think Manchester United have always brought players in but we’ve also had a great scouting system that [former boss] Sir Alex Ferguson put in quite a few years ago, where we did create young talent and homegrown talent and I think that’s what we’ve done over the years,â€? he told the BBC.

“Obviously, seeing Danny leave, he’s been there from a very young age, eightyears-old, and his heart was in Manchester so I’m sure he’s sad to leave Manchester United but, for Arsenal, I think they’ve got a young, talented English player. “But, obviously, to see him leave Manchester United, as a Manchester United fan, is sad but I’m not a manager.â€? Beckham also praised Louis van Gaal, despite the Dutchman securing just two points from his opening three Premier League games, and believes that there will be more youngsters to roll Â…D~q z~ Â?„~ x€DÂ…x„~ƒx…„ŠÂ?tion line in the near future. ¸ Ć~ „zš|{qzÂ?‘~ |Â…q~ q z~

United manager and, I think, with Van Gaal, he’s a talented manager, he’s well respected and with Manchester United, this is a project,� said Beckham. “It’s a project that’s hopefully going to last for quite a few years and hopefully we’ve still got a lot of young players coming through but seeing Danny leave, I thought he was a very talented player €|„~ „zš|{qz�‘~ …|z~ ‚…x~ q z~ future, and still will be, just not in Manchester.� United followed up the sale of Welbeck with the season-long loan signing of Radamel Falcao in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

x-Olympiakos defender, Avraam Papadopoulos has taken a swipe at coach Michel after sealing a free transfer to Trabzonspor. The 29-year-old was club captain for the Greek champions and had been a ƒ{Œ…q€Â?~š}Šxz~`{|Â?z~Â&#x;Â…{|{|}~ in 2008. However, last season saw Dimitris Siovas break {|qÂ…~ q z~ šx`qÂłqz۠~ €|„~ Papadopoulos became a `…†zÂŽ €q~ ƒzx{ƒ zx€Â?~ š}ure at the Karaiskakis Stadium. The Greece international took the time to praise Olympiakos president Evangelos Marinakis, but revealed that his relationship with Spanish coach Michel was beyond repair after completing his move to Turkey. “I want to thank wholeheartedly the president of Olympiakos, Mr Marinakis, and the management who respected my desire, despite strong disagreement, to leave the club for a new challenge,â€? said Papa-

„…ƒ…ŠÂ?Â…`~{|~€|~…ƒz|~Â?z1zx~ Â…|~ q z~ Â?Â?Š Ă„`~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ ÂŽz site. “I thought seriously and I decided to leave the club, which as everyone knows I have struggled to become a member of recently, because I have never felt the appreciation and trust of the current coach. “Thus I came to the ƒ…{|q~ ÂŽ zxz~ }z1{|}~ €Â?Â…|}~ with him was no longer possible.â€? With Olympiakos having bolstered their defensive ranks with the signings of Eric Abidal, Arthur Masuaku and Alberto Botia during the transfer window, Papadopoulos’ chances would have been further limited. But the former Aris centre-back holds no illfeeling towards the club and feels the team can continue to improve under the presidency of Marinakis. “It’s a fact that the team has raised its level and can reach even higher because the man in control loves the club and has a vision,â€? he added.

Crolla wary of Diaz threat

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ightweight, Anthony Crolla knows his world title dreams Ž{��~ z~�z‚q~{|~q€1zx`~{‚~ z~ does not overcome Gamaliel Diaz when they clash for the World Boxing Organisation (WBO) InterContinental title at the Phones 4u Arena in Manchester on September 13. Crolla is ranked fourth with the WBO and victory over former WBC Super Featherweight champion Diaz will see the ‘Million Dollar’ Manchester man close in on a World title challenge. The 27 year old is hoping his hometown crowd can help roar him to victory as they have done before, and says he is expecting a tough encounter with Mexican Diaz.

“Early on his career he lost quite a few but since then he has learnt how to š} q‹~`€{„~ xÂ…Â?Â?€‡~ “He is a former World champion and he holds a win over Robert Guerrero. This is the most imƒ…xq€|q~š} q~…‚~†‘~Â?€xzzx~ because if all goes wrong for me on September 13 then the big plans I have for World titles back in Manchester won’t happen. ¸ ÂŒzx‘~ q{†z~ ~ š} q~ €q~ this Arena it is special for me. This is the Arena ‚x…†~  z{|}~ €~ Â?{1Â?z~ Â?{„‹~ €~ schoolboy boxer, watching the likes of Naseem Hamed, Michael Brodie, {Â?Â?‘~ €1Â…|~ q €q~ ~ €Œz~ Ž€|qz„~qÂ…~š} q~{|‡~ Â…~zÂŒzry time I am back here it †z€|`~q z~ÂŽÂ…xÂ?„~qÂ…~†z‡

Nielsen hopes to stop Bajzath in Copenhagen

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icki Nielsen will face Tamas Bajzath at the Nordic Fight Night on September 13 at TAP1 in Copenhagen. Nielsen is undefeated in his career as a professional, and even though his Hungarian opponent cannot present the same impressive resume the 21 year-old cruiserweight is not taking anything for granted. “You must never underestimate your opponent. Anyone can deliver a lucky punch. Anyone can have €~ €„~„€‘~€q~q z~Â…3Â?z‡~ Šq~ I’m not going to have a bad day. I will work hard and get the win. “To believe that something will be easy can be ÂŒzx‘~„€|}zx…Š`~{|~ …ž{|}‹~ says Nielsen ahead of his showdown with Bajzath in

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Copenhagen. During the summer, the ‘…Š|}~š} qzx~ €`~Â?zƒq~ Š`‘~ sparring Team Sauerland `q€ Â?z~†€qz~ 1Â…~ €Â?Â?{|‡ “I’m in really good shape. Now it’s all about ƒxzƒ€x{|}~ ‚…x~ q z~ š} q‹ÄÄ~ `€‘`~ {zÂ?`z|‡~ ÂŤ ‘~ qx€{|zx~ Joey Gamache will analyse my opponent, he reads and watches everything about him, and I trust that he will †€Â?z~€~}……„~ƒÂ?€|~‚…x~š} q~ |{} q‡ The WBC Youth World Champion last boxed in June claiming a third-round stoppage against Igor Pylypenko in Moscow. “I’m looking forward to being back in Copenhagen – close to my hometown of Albertslund. It will be a party, and my fans rarely say no to a }……„~ƒ€xq‘‹~`€‘`~ {zÂ?`z|‡

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Magdaleno eyes October 25 return

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uper bantamweight, Jessie Magdaleno is scheduled to return to the ring on October 25, Frank Esƒ{|…€~ €`~Â?Â…|šx†z„‡ Espinoza manages Jessie Magdaleno and his

older brother, Diego. Magdaleno will face an opponent to be determined in an eight or 10 round bout at Selland Arena in Fresno, Calif. �`…~ š} q{|}~ …|~ q z~ …ƒ~ Rank Promotions card will be unbeaten Jose

Ramirez in a scheduled eight round bout. Magdaleno (19-0, 15 `§~ {`~ Â?…†{|}~ Â…D~ €~ seventh round technical knockout over Carlos Rodriguez on August 2 in Las Vegas, Nev. It was the sixth consecu-

tive knockout victory for Magdaleno. The 22-year-old Magdaleno is trained by Joel Diaz. UniMas will televise both bouts live on the East Coast on a “Solo …žzÂ…ÂŤ~qzÂ?zÂ?€`q‡

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tefano “The Ham†zxÂŤ~  €q€|}zÂ?Â…~ {`~ out for revenge as the Turin-based boxer travels to Denmark to face Erik Skoglund (20-0, 11 KOs) for the European (EU) and IBF Intercontinental Light Heavyweight titles on September 13 at TAP1 in Copenhagen. The 32 year-old has vowed to end the young Swedes winning streak against Italian opposition and avenge his country-

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state. “The strike is illegal, because NMA is a professional association, and not a trade union. Our labour law and international labour law only provide for trade unions to call out members on strike and to do collective bargaining with government. “NMA are demanding for surgeongeneral of the federation; that is a con`q{qŠq{Â…|€Â?~ †€1zx‡~ ‚~ q z‘~ Ž€|q~ `Šxgeon-general, let them go through the constitutional amendment process; why €xz~†‘~‚x{z|„`~{|~ ~ƒŠ1{|}~q z~Â?€xq~ before the horse, we are in court, the appeal is still pending, they didn’t wait for q z~ †€1zx~ qÂ…~  z~ „{`ƒz|`z„~ {|~ q z~ Â?…Šxq~ before they went on strike.â€? q~Ž…ŠÂ?„~ z~xzÂ?€Â?Â?z„~q €q~ xz`{„z|q~ Â…|athan had approved the sack of doctors across federal hospitals in Nigeria, on the reason of current challenges facing the z€Â?q ~`zÂ?qÂ…x~{|~q z~Â?…Š|qx‘‡~ ƒzÂ?{šÂ?€Â?Â?‘‹~ the doctors under the auspices of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) had embarked on the strike, with the intention of pressing home their demand for €|~{†ƒxÂ…ÂŒz†z|q~{|~q z{x~ÂŽzÂ?‚€xz~Â…|~ ŠÂ?‘~ š~€|„~`zÂŒzx€Â?~€1z†ƒq`~qÂ…~xz`Â…Â?ÂŒz~q z~{`sue have ended in a stalemate. Earlier, the FG accused the doctors of neglecting their oath to protect lives and continue to turn down the request to suspend the strike, particularly during the outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus and the ongoing insurgency in some parts of the country. Â?Â?Â…x„{|}~qÂ…~€~Â?z1zx~`{}|z„~Â…|~ z €Â?‚~ of the Health Minister by L. N. Awute, a zx†€|z|q~ zÂ?xzq€x‘~ {|~ q z~ {|{`qx‘~ …‚~

z€Â?q ‹~ xz`{„z|q~ Â…|€q €|~Â…x„zxz„~q €q~ q z~€Â?q{Â…|~` …ŠÂ?„~q€Â?z~{††z„{€qz~zDzÂ?q‡ z~Â?z1zx~xz€„`Ç~¸ xz`{„z|q~ ……„Â?ŠÂ?Â?~

Â…|€q €|~ €`~ `Š`ƒz|„z„~ q z~ xz`{„z|Â?‘~ training programme for doctors in Ni}zx{€~{|„zš|{qzÂ?‘~‚…x~q z~ƒŠxƒ…`z`~…‚~€ƒpraising the challenges facing the health sector. ¸ |~ Â?{|z~ ÂŽ{q ~ q z~ € Â…ÂŒz‹~ q z~ Â…|…Šxable Minister has directed that you is`Šz~ Â?z1zx`~ …‚~ qzx†{|€q{Â…|~ …‚~ z`{„z|Â?‘~ x€{|{|}~ €ƒƒ…{|q†z|q~ qÂ…~ q z~ €DzÂ?qz„~ z`{„z|q~ Â…Â?qÂ…x`~ {|~ ‘…Šx~ Â…`ƒ{q€Â?~ {†mediately. “The Board of Management is to take all necessary measures to immediately restore full medical services in your hospital. Note however this is without prejudice to the employment of Locum ‘`{Â?{€|`~ Â…|~ `{ž~ †…|q `~ xz|zŽ€ Â?z~ contract tied to productivity and good behavior.â€? However, in its immediate response, the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) gave a directive to all resident doctors to reject the FG’s directive and not collect €|‘~`€Â?Â?~Â?z1zx`~‚x…†~q z~†€|€}z†z|q~…‚~ their hospitals. The decision was consequent upon the €``Â…Â?{€q{Â…|Ă„`~ €q{Â…|€Â?~ 3Â?zx`Ă„~ …††{1zz‹~ ‹~ÂŽ zxz{|~q z~„…Â?qÂ…x`~ÂŽzxz~ equally advised not to sign any register opened by the Federal Government. The NMA in its resolution also ordered medical doctors not to apply for what it termed part time job as directed by FG’s circular. According to the body, “For the avoidance of doubt, no medical „…Â?qÂ…x~ |Â…~ †€1zx~ Â…ÂŽ~ Š|}x‘‹~ ` …ŠÂ?„~ pick up any locum appointment with the government hospitals as directed by q z~Â?{xÂ?ŠÂ?€x‡~ |‘~„…Â?qÂ…x~ÂŽ Â…~’…Šq`~q {`~ directive, does so at his/her own peril.â€? The directive had also instructed all „…Â?qÂ…x`~ qÂ…~ xz†€{|~ Â?…††{1z„~ qÂ…~ Œ…Â?Š|qzzx{|}~qÂ…~ zÂ?ƒ~Â?Â…|q€{|~q z~  Â…Â?€~ {`z€`z~ outbreak in Nigeria. NMA also suggested that the Nigerian government should ensure that people under the deadly dis-

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ease surveillance do not travel outside their domain of residence. q~ €„~€Â?`Â…~`Š}}z`qz„~q €q~€Â?Â?~{q`~†z†bers should remain calm and wait for further directive from the association, zÂŒz|~ €`~ {q~ Â?Â…|„z†|z„~ xz`{„z|q~ Â…|€than’s directive and urged him to withdraw the suspension circular and unconditionally reinstate all the sacked’ resident doctors. ~€Â?`Â…~€1€Â?Â?z„~ÂŽ €q~{q~qzx†z„~q z~ FG’s slow commitment in resolving current impasse with the association rather than resorting to punitive measures that will only further aggravate the already deplorable situation. Even, Lagos branch of the NMA, staged a protest at the Lagos University z€Â? {|}~ Â…`ƒ{q€Â?~ ÂŚ §Â‹~ „{Âł~ x€ Â€Â‹~ in an apparent move to show their displeasure over the sacking of their colleagues in the country by the FG. The placard carrying doctors with inscriptions such as; Sack of 16,000 resi„z|q~ „…Â?qÂ…x`‹~ z€q ~ z|qz|Â?z~ ‚…x~ {}zx{€|`‹~ €Â?Â?~  Â…Â?€~|Â…q~ Â…Â?qÂ…x`‹~ €Â?Â?~ Â…Â?Â…~

€x۠~ |Â…q~ Â…Â?qÂ…x`‹~ `€Â?Â?~ ŠÂ?ŽŠ~ |Â…q~ Â…Â?qÂ…x`Ă˜Ă„ Â…~ qÂ…~ €`Š€Â?{`€q{Â…|~ …‚~ Â…Â?qÂ…x‹~€x}Šz„~q x…Š} ~q z{x~Â? €{x†€|‹~ x‡~ Tope Ojo maintained that the sack of resident doctors in all Federal teaching hospitals in the country would lead to imminent collapse of the health sector, even as he warned that the NMA would not resume any negotiations with the (FG) until the sacking is reversed unconditionally. According to Ojo, “The immediate re-

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versal of the sack of all the 16,000 resident doctors is the minimal demand for us to resume talks with the Federal Â…ÂŒzx|†z|q‡~ q~ {`~ |Â…q~ €Â?Â?zƒq€ Â?z~ qÂ…~ Š`~ and we will do all we can to defend our profession. “They did it to ASUU, they signed several agreement with ASUU and did not ‚ŠÂ?šÂ?Â?~{q‡~ z‘~`€‘~q z‘~ €Œz~†zq~ĂˆĂ‚~ƒzx~ cent if our demands, it is not true. We will not relent until we have put things in place in our hospitals. ¸ z~€xz~€Ž€xz~q €q~q {`~{`~€|~€1z†ƒq~ by the minister to casualise doctors employment in Nigeria as Governor BabaqŠ|„z~ €Â&#x;{~ €` Â…Â?€~ €`~ „…|z~ {|~ €}Â…`~ State. We will resist it. The president has been given a wrong counsel, no nation can survive by throwing away it’s specialist doctors.â€? But however, the FG shortly after the „zÂ?{`{Â…|~…‚~q z~ €q{Â…|€Â?~ |„Š`qx{€Â?~ …Šxq~ rescind its decision when it reinstated the sacked doctors in an announcement †€„z~ Â‘~q z~ z€Â?q ~ {|{`qzx‹~ x…‚z``Â…x~ |‘z ÂŠÂ? {~ ŠÂ?ŽŠ‡ The minister stressed that the reinstatement of the sacked doctors became imperative on the reason that the resident doctors make up 70 per cent of the workforce in government’s hospitals. z~ „…Â?qÂ…x`~ €„~ }Â…|z~ Â…|~ {|„zš|{qz~ strike following government’s refusal to accede to their “24 minimum demandsâ€? by the FG. x{Â…x~ qÂ…~ q {`~ q{†z‹~ q z~ ~ €„~ `Š`pended its strike consequent upon an {|qzxÂŒz|q{Â…|~ Â‘~ z|€qz~ xz`{„z|q~ €Œ{„~

Remember that the doctors have in some cases gone on strike for upgrade of the facilities and equipment. Also, mind you, what would the doctors do if they do not have facilities to work with

Mark. He had promised that the government was willing to address their concerns. x‡~ €Ž€|~ Š`€‹~ÂŽ Â…~Â?z„~†z† zx`~…‚~ the NMA to the meeting with the Sen€qz~ xz`{„z|q~ `€{„~ q z~ ~ qŽ…³†…|q ~ Â…Â?„~ strike was suspended due to the Ebola emergency while negotiations with the government continue. Musa noted that over one million Ni}zx{€|`~ƒzq{q{Â…|z„~zžzÂ?Šq{ÂŒz~†z† zx`~…‚~ the NMA to rescind their decision and return to work. He said, “After the intervention of one million Nigerians headed by the Senate president, there was a series of meetings held and the NMA has now ordered the doctors in Nigeria to resume work today, Monday. That is the agreement, while we are hoping that all the promises made by government will be actualised.â€? He said the NMA appears to have conš„z|Â?z~ {|~ q z~ € {Â?{q‘~ …‚~ z|€qÂ…x~ €xÂ?‹~ who he added has a good track record to convince the administration to meet q z{x~„z†€|„`‡~ Â?Â?Â…x„{|}~qÂ…~ Š`€‹~¸ |~ Ă‹Ă‚šĂ‚‹~ q z~ ``Â…Â?{€q{Â…|~ …‚~ z`{„z|q~ Â…Â?tors had an issue and it was an ongoing strike, but with the intervention of the Senate president and the promises to deliver, they suspended their strike. “He was able to make the government see and convince them to address the is`Šz`‹~ €|„~ q z‘~ ÂŽzxz~ €„„xz``z„‡~ q~ Ž€`~  zÂ?€Š`z~…‚~q €q~Š|„zx`q€|„{|}‹~ Ć~`Šxz‹~ that the NMA has decided to suspend the current strike.â€? x~ Š`€~ xz‚Šqz„~ †z„{€~ ~ xzƒ…xq`~ q €q~ the striking doctors were pressured to resume work, even as he dismissed allegations that the doctors refused to help combat the Ebola virus. He suggested that the NMA reacted proactively to save the lives of those infected with the disease despite the ongoing strike action. Musa said, “This strike started even before the Ebola outbreak and immediately the Nigeria Medical Association ordered all doctors in the states that ÂŽzxz~ €DzÂ?qz„~ qÂ…~ }Â…~  Â€Â?Â?~ qÂ…~ ÂŽÂ…xÂ?Ă™~ ƒxzcisely Lagos and Anambr states were q z~šx`q~qÂ…~ z~}{ÂŒz|~q z~Â…x„zx~q €q~q z‘~ ` …ŠÂ?„~ €1z|„~ qÂ…~ {``Šz`~ ƒzxq€{|{|}~ qÂ…~ Ebola. There were a lot of doctors that were part of the control team despite the ongoing strike.â€?

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Business Law by Dr.Olugbemi Fatula The Advantages of a Partnership he advantages of a partnership over a company include the following: 1. 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 go through elaborate registration processes. There is also |Â…~|zz„~qÂ…~ z~xz}{`qzxz„‹~Â…x~qÂ…~šÂ?z~€~†z†orandum and article 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. 2. A partnership’s accounts are never open to public inspection. Except in the case of certain unlimited companies, those of a registered company are, as are the other documents which any registered company must lodge with the Registrar. 3. 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. 4. A partnership can make any arrangement with creditors that the partners think šq‡~ ~xz}{`qzxz„~Â?…†ƒ€|‘~Â?€|~†€Â?z~Â…|Â?‘~ those authorized either by the CAMA under its winding up procedures. The Disadvantages of a Partnership when Compared with a Company 1.The debts and contracts of a registered company are those of the company and not those of the members whereas in the Â?€`z~…‚~€~ƒ€xq|zx` {ƒ~šx†‹~zÂŒzx‘~ƒ€xq|zx~{`~ jointly and severally liable with the other ƒ€xq|zx`~‚…x~€Â?Â?~q z~šx†Ä`~„z q`~€|„~Â… Â?{}€tions incurred while he is a partner. 2.Unless liquidated, a registered company continues in existence so that it is not €DzÂ?qz„~ Â‘~q z~„z€q ‹~ Â€|Â?xŠƒqÂ?‘‹~†z|q€Â?~ disorder or retirement of any of its members. This is not so in a partnership which may be dissolved on the occurrence of any of the above. 3.While the property of a partnership belongs to the partners, that of a registered company belongs to and is vested in the company. 4.While a partner cannot contract with the partnership property, that of a registered company belongs to and is vested in the company. ĂƒÂ‡ €Â? ~ ƒ€xq|zx~ {`~ €|~ €}z|q~ ‚…x~ q z~ šx†~ for the purpose of the business of the partnership and subject to any agreement to the contrary between the parties, may take part in the management of the partnership business. Members of a registered company are not its agent and have no power to †€|€}z~{q`~€D€{x`‡ 6.Shares in a registered company can be transferred or mortgaged (subject to any restriction in the Companies Act and the articles, especially in a private company) without the consent of the shareholders. A person may not be introduced as a partner without the consent of all the existing partners and where a partner charges his share of the partnership for his separate debt, the other partners normally have the option to dissolve the partnership. 7.The liability of a member of a registered company to contribute to its assets may be, and is usually limited by shares, to the amount if any, remaining unpaid in xz`ƒzÂ?q~ …‚~ ` €xz`~ €Â?Â?Â…1z„~ qÂ…~ {†‡~ |~ q z~ other hand, partners are jointly and sever-

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€Â?Â?‘~Â?{€ Â?z~‚…x~€Â?Â?~q z~„z q`~…‚~q z~šx†‡ 8.There is no limit to the numbers of member of a company (except that if it is a private company then the company must not be more than 50) partnership membership on the other hand must not exceed 20. 9.A registered company has greater facilities for borrowing than a partnership as for example, it can borrow on debenqŠxz`‡~ q~†€‘~€Â?`Â…~Â?xz€qz~’…€q{|}~Â? €x}z`~ on its assets. All these can not be done by a partnership. 10. Another advantage of a registered company is capitalization. If the owner of a business converts it into a company he may capitalise the goodwill he has built up in that he could sell the business to the new company at a price  Â€`z„~Â…|~{q`~ƒx…šq€ {Â?{q‘~ƒ…qz|q{€Â?‡~ ‚~q z~ purchase price was in the form of shares, his interest in the company would con-

q{|Šz~ €|„~ {‚~ z~ zÂ?„~ `Š3Â?{z|q~ ` €xz`~ z~ could have a controlling interest. Alternatively, he could accept cash instead of shares and sever his connection with the business. Whichever course he adopted, ƒx…šq~Ž…ŠÂ?„~€Â?Â?xŠz~‚x…†~ {`~€ {Â?{q‘~qÂ…~`zÂ?Â?~ the business at the market price as a consequence of the large amount of money which would be available from the invest{|}~ ƒŠ Â?{Â?‡~ ÂŚ Â…|€Â?~ ‡~ {qšzÂ?„‹~ …†ƒ€|‘~ Law Made Simple, 1978 W. H Allen and Company Ltd pp. 4 & 5). 11. A further advantage is that there is separation of a management function. Management of a company is in the hands of elected directors. Accordingly, shareholders who are not directors may not bind the company by their acts. Partners, however, may involve the other partners in obligations entered into by them for q z~šx†‡~ ~‚Šxq zx~€„Œ€|q€}z~{`~q €q~†€|agement of a company is a specialized

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function. The directors would be chosen for their apparent ability to mange and a |Â…|Âł~„{xzÂ?qÂ…x~` €xz Â…Â?„zx‹~|Â…~†€1zx~ Â…ÂŽ~ large his investment, would have no right in that respect. A partnership business may well be ruined by the inexperience of €~ƒ€xq|zx~ÂŽ{q ~€~Â?€x}z~š|€|Â?{€Â?~`q€Â?z~ÂŽ Â…~ insists on making important decisions. Dissolution of Partnership Dissolution is the process or procedure by which the partnership relationship is brought to an end. The Partnership Â?q~€|„~ €xq|zx` {ƒ~ €Ž~`ƒzÂ?{šÂ?€Â?Â?‘~ƒxÂ…vide that subject to any agreement between the partners, a partnership is dissolved in the following situation, or on the occurrence of any of the following events:1. Lapse of time, where the partner` {ƒ~{`~‚…x~€~`ƒzÂ?{šz„~„Šx€q{Â…|‡~ |~ €||~ v D’arcy (1968) the court held that a partnership comes to an end at the expiration …‚~q z~`ƒzÂ?{šz„~„Šx€q{Â…|Ă™ 2. Performance or completion of the Â… Â&#x;zÂ?q~…‚~q z~ƒ€xq|zx` {ƒ~Ă™ 3. Dissolution by notice from any partner who is so interested. It must however be emphasized that where the partnership agreement provides that it shall be by mutual agreement, a partner can not give unilateral notice of dissolution. (Moss v Elphick (1960)). 4. Subsequent illegality of the object of the partnership 5. Physical incapacity or mental disability of any partner. 6. Death of any partner. 7. Bankruptcy of any partner or of q z~šx† 8. Alienation by a partner of his own share of partnership property šĂ‚~ zxz~q z~Â?…Šxq~{`~`€q{`šz„~q €q~{q~ is just and equitable in the circumstance to order dissolution.

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led by her husband, Dr. Chike Akunyili and the childen and other family members from Akunyili and Ede Amobi families and friends. The funeral mass presided by the most senior cardinal in Nigeria, His Eminence, Francis x{|¬z~ | ~ 1z| z ~ ~ q~ 25 Archbishops and Bishops including, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, the Archbishop of Abuja, and about 300 priests commenced at about 11.25am In his homilies, the Very Rev. Father (Prof.), Damian Akpulonu, challenged Nigerians especially women to emulate the sterling qualities of Akunyili and stated that Akunyili’s achievements in public life, which has made her a household name in Nigeria and indeed the world showed what a great woman can achieve if given opportunity. He said Akunyili used her time and opportunity to serve God and humanity in her rather brief, but eventful life and prayed that God will give Nigeria another Akunyili, stressing that if Akunyili was alive it was possible that “she would become anything in this country ; Governor, VicePresident and even the President of Nigeria, but “man proposes and God disposes”. The cleric said Nigeria should be grateful to God for the gift of Akunyili and what He used her to achieve in the country, saying that before now most Nigerians did not know the danger, Victoria broke down as they the Anambra Senatorial election, fake and sub-standard drugs entered the Women Development which Umeh said Akunyili constituted to the people but she Centre, venue of the Tributes, would have won in the court came to create the awareness of said he has never seen a woman if not for the fact that she was q z~~ x ~zDz q~ ~ z~ x }` like Prof. Akunyili, apologising to caught up with the mandatory 18 In doing that, said Very Rev. the wife. days of the court. Father Akpulonu, Akunyili He said the achievements Mrs Anineh used the occasion } q~ q z~ 1 z`~ q q~ |z x ~ of Akunyili , especially at the to clear the air on the erroneous claimed her life, stating that ~ z~ 1x qz ~ ~ ` ~ impression among some Igbos, even as a Minister of the Federal many award, that cannot be especially traders that Dora Republic of Nigeria, she was even enumerated and appealed to used her days at NAFDAC to more brave as she was the only {}zx{ |`~ {|~ { ~ 3 z~ q ~ work against the interest of cabinet Minister who asked the emulate the commitment of Ndigbo, saying that contrary to question that opened the eyes of Akunyili to the service of her that, she fought those she called many Nigerians, when she asked country and humanity. “murderous Igbo people, bad “where was our president” Umeh in his encomium said Igbo people who import fake and referring to the Late President that Akunyili prepared for death expired drug” Umaru Yaradua who was sick, z z|~ z|~ ` z~ `~ } q{|}~ {q~ Eulogising Dora, Obasanjo’s but was hidden away from as he tried to mend fences with wife who moved closer to her Nigerians. everybody, stating that she casket, called her Sister Dora He said that Akunyili laboured played a great role in reconciling three times, said she was an without seeking for reward him and the former Governor of exceptional woman who valued and always sought to make the Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi. integrity, hard work ,diligence {Dzxz| z~ | zxz~ ` z~ | ~ He said her services and and excellence in everything she herself, saying that Akunyili was achievements were multi- puts her hand into. still alive because her legacy will dimensional, stating that she Recalling her various meetings keep her memory ever fresh in virtually achieved everything she with Dora, which made lasting the mind of Nigerians. set her eyes on including winning impression of her, Recalling her Calling all Nigerians to various meetings with Dora, endeavour to emulate the which made lasting impression qualities of Akunyili, the cleric of her, Mrs Obasanjo said has no ` { ~{ ~z zx ~ zx| z|q~ 3 { ~ doubt impacted positively the and religious leader in the country lives of many as a role model, a { ~ qx ~ q ~ z~ ~ ~ ~ {Dzxz| z~ legend, an icon and open minded {}zx{ ~ ~ z~ ~ z1zx~ z person. ~ | { {Ä`~ x`q~ ` | ~ ¬{z~ {|~ At Madonna Assumpta his speech said her mother was a Catholic Church, Agulu was on wonderful woman who desired x` ~ } `q~˺ ~˹Ò~~~~~ z ~ the best for Nigeria, urging the to the brim with sympathizers, people to work hard to make colleagues, political associates Nigeria to be the best, which is among many others who had possible. z~ q ~ ~ { ~ | { {~ q z~ | ~ Obasanjo, Senators Ayogu farewell. Eze, Andy Uba, Prof. Chukuma The ambulance bearing her Soludo, Chief Victor Umeh, casket had arrived the church few National Chairman of All minutes after 11am accompanied Progressives Grand Alliance by immediate family members (APGA) among many others

Dora Akunyili goes home ALPHONSUS EZE, Awka

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he scripture succinctly captured the brevity of man’s life in the world , when it likened man to a vapour which appears for a time and disappears within a short time or grass which looks luxuriant green in the morning, but fades away in the evening. No wonder the preacher in the book of Ecclesiastes said that there is a time for everything, a time to laugh and a time to cry, a time to be born and time to die and so on. For Dora Akunyili, the former Minister of Information and Communication, it was a time to take a bow from this troubled world as she was last Thursday, Novemeber 28, 2014, at her husband’s country home Nketagu, Agulu, Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra q qz~ {1z ~q ~ q zx~z xq ~ after an impressive farewell mass by the Catholic church, which she was devouted member. Akunyili who came to limelight as the director-general of National Agency For Food, Drug and Administration Control (NAFDAC) under the administration of former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, died in Indian hospital qzx~ ~ x qx qz ~ ~ 1 z~ {q ~ ovarian cancer. Akunyili whose performance at NFADAC was unparallel, especially creating the awareness of Nigerians of the dangers of fake, expired and sub-standard drug started her last journey to the great beyond last Tuesday with Mass at Catholic Archdiocese, Abuja , which was presided over by John Cardinal with President

| q |~{|~ 1z| | z On Wenesday, August 27, 2014, she was moved to Enugu, where she was laid in state at University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Ituku Ozalla, from where she moved to Women Development Centre, Awka for tributes organised by the Anambra State Government. And expectedly, it was tribute galore for Akunyili from a broad spectrum of prominent personalities who thronged the venue. Among the distinguished personalities who spoke glowingly about the contribution of Akunyili to the development of the country especially as NAFDAC chief executive were Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State, former Head of State, Gen Yakubu Gowon, wife of the former President of Nigeria, Bola Obasnjo, the National Chairman of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), former Governor of Anambra State, Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeiife among others. Pouring encomium on Akunyili,, Governor Obiano said ` z~ ~ `~ ~ z x z``~ } qzx~ ~ | ~ an Amazon who does not give a second taught about her duty, 1x{ qz`~ ` z~ z |`qx qz ~ q~

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the NAFDAC and the Ministry of Information and National Orientation. He said Akunyili was a a quintessential Anambra woman known for her “ pride, courage, cerebral disposition, but with a lot of heart of gold typical of every Anambrarian” . Obiano who said he would have made Akunyili an Ambassador at large for Anambra State Government if she had survived from her illness described her as a crusader of sort, super heroine constant with inner strength . The Governor said that even in the middle of her health challenges Akunyili still displayed rare quality found in few persons as she went to the National Constitutional Conference, where she made a moving speech, urging her fellow delegates to plant trees they will not enjoy the shade, but future generation. Gen Gowon whose wife,

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Role Model Thursday, September 4, 2014

the level of each region based on the right leadership skill and manpower available to each region of the First Republic,â€? Olusi said. On the emergence of LKJ in the political šx†€†z|q~ …‚~ {}zx{€~ €|„~ €}Â…`~ q€qz‹~ the former federal lawmaker stated that the journalist turned politician was a product of the Awolowo success story of the old Western Region. His words: “Action Group in the Western Region, led by Chief Obafemi Awolowo, was adjudged as the most progressive and among the best in Black Africa by many. Alhaji Lateef Jakande was a product of the Awolowo success story of the old Western Region. “He was a journalist whose newspaper was a must read for all politicians, administrators, civil servants and the masses. LKJ was a loyal follower and a good teacher. He inducted a number of us to the study of socialism and communism through the Socialist Study Group.â€? Continuing, Olusi who described himself and the likes of late Alhaji G. O. Dawodu, late E. O. Ferreira and Chief Ebenezer Babatope -- as amongst Jakande’s loyal students noted that LKJ was a “skilled manager, a patient teacher and a loyal follower who detests corruption. He was incorruptible,â€? he said. X-raying the main thrust of the presentation, the acclaimed Jakande student went on to throw more light Â…|~ ÂŽ €q~ z~ Â?€Â?Â?z„~ ¸q z~  z|zšq`~ €|„~ the methodology displayed by LKJ in his period of administration and governance of Lagos State which has earned his regime as the “most progressive government in Lagos.â€? ƒz€Â?{|}~ ‚Šxq zx‹~ z~ `€{„Ç~ ¸ z~ šx`q~ bold step taken by LKJ was to abolish the shift system in Lagos Primary was to move the country forward, break of nationalists did not have the Education system to enable all children new grounds and excel as compared opportunity of actually ruling the to be at school in the morning, thereby with the opposite group whose idea country even though they prepared the giving all equal opportunity to receive was to protect the aristocratic rule of ground for self-rule. €1z|q{Â…|~ €q~ q z~ `۠z~ ƒzx{…„‡~ z~ the past whose mission and goal was “The late Herbert Macaulay was the huge success of this policy which was to amass wealth with a view to oppress most prominent politician of this era.  z|zšÂ?{€Â?~qÂ…~q z~ƒ……x~€|„~qÂ…~q z~|€q{Â…|~ the poor.â€? He was ably assisted by emerging at large earned LKJ international Tracing the trajectory of the country’s leaders of the immediate generation of accolades. historical evolution, Olusi reminisces: his era led by late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, “Also, the creation of Lagos State “It is necessary to trace the background late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, late Sir University (LASU), a university to 1861, when Britain colonized Lagos Ahmadu Bello and late Alhaji Aminu established for the purpose of and later the entire land mass called Kano, leader of Northern Elements providing a platform for acquisition of Nigeria as established in 1914 by Lord Progressive Union (NEPU). They were tertiary education for indigent students Lugard -- the centenary which was q z~ z|zšÂ?{€x{z`~…‚~q z~…ƒƒ…xqŠ|{q‘~q €q~ of Lagos secondary schools was an celebrated recently by the Federal accrued from self-governance and later €„„{q{Â…|€Â?~ z|zšq~qÂ…~q z~ƒ……x~€|„~€~ÂŒzx‘~ Government largely in Abuja. The independence even though opinions bold progressive step at developing fallout of the colonization of Nigeria „{Dzx~ }xz€qÂ?‘~ €`~ qÂ…~ q z~ ƒzx‚…x†€|Â?z~ potential leaders and managers to move Â?xz€qz„~ |€q{Â…|€Â?{`q`~  z1zx~ „z`Â?x{ z„~ of the various governments that came the country forward. €`~ ‚xzz„…†~ š} qzx`~ q €q~ xÂ…`z~ €}€{|`q~ into being at independence which gave “Another of his many success stories is British domination and agitated for birth to a three-region structure of in the area of housing. Shelter has been independence. governance in Nigeria. an essential provision to humanity for Also of note is that this generation “However, progress was made at ages, next only to food. This remarkable achievement of LKJ’s administration was a landmark in the political history of Nigeria. Houses were built for Lagosians and other Nigerian citizens resident in Lagos. These Jakande houses or estates are visible in all parts of Lagos State such as Epe, Ojokoro, Isolo, Lagos Island/Adeniji Adele, Oko Oba, Alaka, Abesan-Ipaja and several other places. “It is to be noted that the houses ÂŽzxz~ €DÂ…x„€ Â?z~ €|„~ ƒ€‘†z|q~ ÂŽzxz~ made in installments via the mortgage system which was established through the Lagos State Building Investment Â…xƒ…x€q{Â…|~ÂŚ §Â‡~ z~‚z€q~€1€{|z„~ Â‘~ LKJ in building and establishing all the “Ile Jakandeâ€? or estates is regarded as a revolution in the history of the building industry and providing houses for the poor masses in Nigeria,â€? he added.

Lateef Jakande: Progressive politician, statesman at 85 LEKAN ADEJUWON

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�„zx~ `q€qz`†€|~ €|„~ šx`q~ executive governor of Lagos State, Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande (LKJ), recently celebrated his 85th birthday amid torrents of encomiums and commendations from appreciative eminent Lagosians who rolled out the drums to eulogize an uncommon leader of men, a truly progressive politician and administrator par excellence. Eulogizing him, Second Republic House of Representatives member, and a national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prince Tajudeen Oluyole Olusi (CON), who is a close associate of LKJ was among the speakers who enlivened the audience with fond memories of LKJ’s †z†…x€ �z~ ‘z€x`~ …‚~ `z�’z``~ `zxŒ{�z~ q…~ the people of Lagos State. The septuagenarian politician who served under the progressive administration of Jakande between 1979 and 1983 in a paper presented at q z~…��€`{…|~„z`�x{ z„~q z~šx`q~�{Œ{�{€|~ governor of Lagos State as “a servant of the people, the great John West -- who was anointed as ‘Baba Kekere’ by the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the foremost progressive politician in Nigeria of our time.’’ The paper titled: “Progressive Governance in Lagos, LKJ’s Perspective,� began with an insight into the meaning of progressive governance in Nigeria. According to Olusi, “Progressive as a political description was coined in Nigeria in the First Republic to bring into fore politicians whose objective

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Special Report I’d like to come back a cripple in my next world–Eze Ngworo Thursday, SEPTEMBER 4, 2014

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ere you cripple from birth? No. I was very normal when I was born in 1972. I walked with my legs till q z~€}z~…‚~šŒz‡~ |z~|{} q‹~ ~ €„~€~`zÂŒzxz~ cold. My father who was well-to-do took me to a hospital where l Ž€`~}{ÂŒz|~~€|~{|Â&#x;zÂ?q{Â…|~‡~ ‚qzx~q €q~{|Â&#x;zÂ?q{Â…|‹~ ~ became paralysed and lost my legs. This happened between 1975 and 1976. What has been your experience since then? z|~ ~`ŠDzxz„~q {`~ƒ€x€Â?‘`{`‹~ ~Ž€`~Â?Â…`q‡~ ~ could not comprehend why it happened to †z‡~ Šq~€`~ ~Ž€`~}xÂ…ÂŽ{|}~Šƒ‹~{q~„€Ž|z„~Â…|~ me that God has a purpose for allowing it to happen. `~ ~ }xzÂŽ~ Šƒ‹~ ~ Â?۠z~ qÂ…~ xz€Â?{`z~ q €q~ …„~ wanted me to work for the welfare of the „{`€ Â?z„‹~ q z~ „…Ž|Âłqx…„„z|‹~ q z~ ÂŽ{„…Ž`~ and the less privileged. From your experience in life, do you think that disability constitutes a hindrance to realising one’s ambition in life? Let me use myself as an example. I was 16 years old when I lost my dad. x…†~q €q~q{†z‹~ ~Â?{qzx€Â?Â?‘~Â?{ÂŒz„~{|~q z~ ÂŠ` ‡~ Every time I will be in the bush trying to Â?Â…Â?€qz~ x€  {q~ € {q€q~ ÂŚ Â…Â?z`§Â‡~ z|~ ~ š|„~ `…†z‹~ ~ ÂŽ{Â?Â?~ xzqŠx|~ qÂ…~ q z~ ÂŒ{Â?Â?€}z~ {|~ q z~ afternoon to fetch boys back from school to follow me to the bush to dig the holes. They will come with knives and shovels and we will dig the holes. It was from the proceeds of our game that I was using to fend for †‘`zÂ?‚‡~ q~€~ƒ…{|q‹~ƒz…ƒÂ?z~ÂŽxÂ…qz~†z~Â…D‹~q €q~ I would not be useful in life because I did not }Â…~qÂ…~`Â? Â…Â…Â?‹~|z{q zx~„{„~ ~Â?z€x|~€|‘~qx€„z‡ Šq~€q~q z~q{†z~ …„~Ž€|qz„~qÂ…~Š`z~†z‹~ z~ withdrew me from the bush and gradually Â?z„~ †z~ {|qÂ…~ ƒ…Â?{q{Â?`‡~ q~ šx`q‹~ ƒ…Â?{q{Â?{€|`~ were using me as a thug. They felt they ÂŽzxz~ Â?z€„{|}~ †z~ €`qx€‘‹~  ÂŠq~ q x…Š} ~ q z~ zžƒzx{z|Â?z`~ ~ ÂŽz|q~ q x…Š} ~ q z|‹~ ~ Ž€`~ imbibing the lessons of life. Whatever errand ~ Ž€`~ „zƒÂ?…‘z„~ qÂ…~ zžzÂ?Šqz‹~ ~ Ž…ŠÂ?„~ €ƒƒÂ?‘~ my own wisdom and obey my conscience. It was during that period that it dawned on me that I can survive on my own without  z}}{|}~ Â…x~ xzÂ?‘{|}~ Â…|~ ƒz…ƒÂ?z~ qÂ…~ €``{`q~ †z‹~ that being disabled doesn’t stop one from conceiving good ideas. It was then that I ƒŠÂ?Â?z„~ †‘`zÂ?‚~ qÂ…}zq zx‹~ Â?€ Â…Šxz„~ €x„~ €q~ Isi Gate (the most popular intersection in Umuahia) and saved enough to marry. …Ž‹~ ~ €Œz~ z{} q~ Â? {Â?„xz|‹~ ‚…Šx~ }{xÂ?`~ €|„~ four boys. My daughter and son are already in the secondary school. …‹~ ~„…|Ă„q~‚zzÂ?~q €q~„{`€ {Â?{q‘~` …ŠÂ?„~ z~€~ xz€`Â…|~‚…x~Â…|z~qÂ…~ z~Â…|~q z~`qxzzq`‹~ z}}{|}‡ |~  {€~`q€qz‹~ ~۠~ƒ…ƒŠÂ?€x‡~ …‹~q €q~ ~۠~ a cripple is not a hindrance to me. If my condition was a deterrent to achieving my }…€Â?`‹~zÂŒz|~q {`~†‘~Â?z|qxz‹~ ~Ž…ŠÂ?„~|Â…q~ €Œz~ z`q€ Â?{` z„~{q‹~ ~Ž…ŠÂ?„~ €Œz~ zz|~q {|Â?{|}~…‚~ Â…ÂŽ~qÂ…~‚z|„~‚…x~†‘`zÂ?‚‹~|Â…q~qÂ…~q€Â?Â?~…‚~Â?€x{|}~ for others. My being a cripple does not stop me from aiming high and pursuing my targets in this world. …Ž‹~ {|~ q z~ |zžq~ qÂŽÂ…~ †…|q `‹~ ~ Ž…ŠÂ?„~ €Œz~š|{` z„~ ÂŠ{Â?„{|}~Â…|z~…‚~q z~ z`q~ Â?Š `~ {|~q z~`q€qz‡~ …‹~„{`€ {Â?{q‘~ÂŽ{Â?Â?~|Â…q~ {|„zx~†z~ from achieving anything at all. What advice do you have for people in your condition that preferred to beg or depend on relations or friends for a living? I will advise and encourage them to do their best to associate with others. |z~…‚~q z~ {}}z`q~ƒxÂ… Â?z†`~‚€Â?{|}~ƒz…ƒÂ?z~

42-year-old Chief Enyinnaya Ezekiel Madumere, a physically challenged person, from Umuwaya Mbara Amuzukwu Ibeku in Umuahia sees his physical disability as a blessing in disguise. His fame has spread beyond the shores of Abia State because of his heart of gold. He is the founder of SOS Village for the Disabled located in his Amuzukwu village. Popularly known as Eze Ngworo (King of the cripples) his interest traverses politics, business, hospitality and philanthropy. His wealth will leave many normal persons green with envy.In this interview with BONIFACE OKORO, Madumere narrates his life experience and pray God to create him a cripple even in his next world. Excerpts:

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with disabilities is lack of exposure. They don’t come out to associate with others. z|~ ‘…Š~ �…|š|z~ ~ ‘…Šx`z�‚~ q…~ …|z~ ƒ�€�z~ ‹~ ‘…Š~ Ž{��~ |…q~ �zzƒ~ ƒ€�z~ Ž{q ~ q z~ qxz|„~ …‚~ things. There are cripples who have not seen

people like me to know that there are big boys who are cripples like them. But when you bring them out and expose them q…~`z†{|€x`~€|„~Ž…x�` …ƒ`‹~q z‘~Ž{��~�…†z~ to the understanding that there are people like them who have made it in life.

In some families with disabled children, if such a disable ventures to come out to the sitting room in the presence of visitors, they will receive the beating of their lives after the visitors would have departed

…†z~q{†z`~ÂŽ z|~ÂŽz~†zzq‹~ÂŽz~Â?x€Â?Â?~Â&#x;Â…Â?z`‹~ make jest of ourselves and call each other |۠z`‡~ |z~ ÂŽ{Â?Â?~ Â?Â…Â…Â?~ €q~ q z~ Â…q zx~ €|„~ `€‘~ Â?Â…Â…Â?~€q~q {`~Â?x{ƒƒÂ?z‹~ÂŽ €q~„…~‘…Š~q {|Â?~‘…Š~ can do. Then those of us that are feeling bad would know that others were even using their state of disability to crack jokes. ~ ۠~ z|Â?…Šx€}{|}~ q z†~ |Â…q~ qÂ…~ Â?Â…|š|z~ themselves to their houses or immediate environment. ~ Ž€`~ Â…|Â?z~ z|}€}z„~ {|~ šzÂ?„~ ÂŽÂ…xÂ?~ ÂŽ{q ~ Amaudo Itumbauzo hospital for the mentally {Â?Â?~ Â…|~ xÂ…Â&#x;zÂ?q~ …†‚…xq‡~ €q~ zžƒ…`z„~ †z~ qÂ…~ shocking experiences. There are some disabled children who are locked up in their homes by their parents for the simple reason that they don’t want the public to know that they have disabled Â? {Â?„xz|‡~ |~ q €q~ x……†‹~ q z‘~ ÂŽ{Â?Â?~ Šx{|€qz~ and defecate without anyone giving them €|‘~ €1z|q{Â…|‡~ {`~ €†…Š|q`~ qÂ…~ ‚zz„{|}~ Â…|~ their faeces. In some families with disabled Â? {Â?„xz|‹~{‚~`ŠÂ? ~€~„{`€ Â?z~ÂŒz|qŠxz`~qÂ…~Â?…†z~ …Šq~ qÂ…~ q z~ `{1{|}~ x……†~ {|~ q z~ ƒxz`z|Â?z~ …‚~ ÂŒ{`{qÂ…x`‹~q z‘~ÂŽ{Â?Â?~xzÂ?z{ÂŒz~q z~ z€q{|}~…‚~q z{x~ lives after the visitors would have departed. z~ xz€`Â…|~ ‚…x~ Â’Â…}}{|}~ `ŠÂ? ~ €~ ƒzx`Â…|~ {`~ to make him or her not to come out where strangers would see them and know that there is disabled person in that family. There are some parents who will leave their „{`€ Â?z„~Â? {Â?„xz|~ÂŽ{q ~q z{x~‚……„‹~ ÂŠq~Ž…ŠÂ?„~ still lock them up and go to the farm only to xzqŠx|~{|~q z~zÂŒz|{|}‹~€x…Š|„~Ă ~ƒ†‡~ ŠÂ? ~€~ „{`€ Â?z„~Ž…ŠÂ?„~ z~Â?Â…|š|z„~qÂ…~q z~x……†‡~ ‚~ z~{`~ƒxz``z„‹~ z~ÂŽ{Â?Â?~Šx{|€qz~€|„~„z‚zÂ?€qz~{|~ the same place and would be savouring the stench emanating from the excreta and urine. z|~ †‘~ ÂŽ{‚z~ Ž€`~  z€x{|}~ Â? {Â?„xz|‹~ ~ prayed to God to make my wife to bear for †z~€|~{† zÂ?{Â?z‡~ ‘~ÂŽ{‚z~ €qz„~q z~{„z€‹~ ÂŠq~ ~ƒzx`{`qz„~{|~†‘~ƒx€‘zx‹~qzÂ?Â?{|}~ …„~q €q~{q~ Ž…ŠÂ?„~ z~€~ƒxzÂ?{…Š`~}{‚q~qÂ…~†z‡~ {Â?„xz|~ÂŽ{q ~ disabilities are wonderful; it all depends on how you handle them. Â…x~ {|`q€|Â?z‹~ ~ Ž€`~ {|`qxŠ†z|q€Â?~ qÂ…~ installation of electricity in my village. But ÂŽ z|~ ~ zÂ?۠z~€~Â?x{ƒƒÂ?z‹~†‘~Š|Â?Â?z`~`€{„~q z‘~ were ashamed that my mother bore them a cripple. And they were at loggerheads with my father and they never stopped persuading my parents to throw me away. My mother resisted them and asked them to leave her child for her. She now took me and  z}€|~ qÂ…~ Â?€xqzx~ ‚…x~ †z‹~ Â?€xx‘{|}~ †z~ Â…|~ zx~  Â€Â?Â?‹~†…x|{|}‹~„€‘~€|„~|{} q‡ If she did not care for me and had hide †z~{|~q z~ …Š`z‹~ ~„…|Ă„q~q {|Â?~ ~ÂŽ{Â?Â?~ z~ÂŽ Â…~ I am today. There are a lot people without „{`€ {Â?{q‘~ ÂŽ Â…~ „zƒz|„~ Â…|~ †z~ q…„€‘‡~ …‹~ {‚~ ‘…Š~ €Œz~ €~ „{`€ Â?z„~ Â? {Â?„‹~ „…|Ă„q~ {„z~ q z~ ƒzx`Â…|~{|~‘…Šx~ …Š`z‡~ ‚~‘…Š~„…~`…‹~q z~Â? {Â?„~ will be a burden to you and society. But if Continued on page 54

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I’d like to come back a cripple – Eze Ngworo Continued from page 53

you bring the person out, he or she would be exposed to achieving his or her life-time ambitions. When did you establish the SOS Village for the disabled? I was inspired to start the SOS centre where I assembled the disabled people in 1999. The centre was commissioned by the incumbent state governor, Chief Theodore Orji. I used ~xz`{ z| z~ `~q z~q z³ D~ z|qxz What has been the problems you have encountered in running this centre singlehandedly? The initial problem was that the inmates, 25 of them, were living here with us. My wife and I were taking care of their welfare, including feeding. We were teaching them various skills, including tailoring, computer literacy and hair dressing. We were also responsible for sponsoring their medical treatment when they fell sick. As time went on, I discovered that I was just spending without receiving any assistance. I discovered it was draining my earnings and it was not my intention to use the centre as a money-making venture. z | ~q z~} zx| z|q~ { ~| q~ ~{q`~ x {`z~ q ~ ``{`q~ q z~ z|qxz~ | | { ~ x~ the upkeep of the inmates. I bore the burden. z|~ `~ ~ x{ z ~ ~ `~| ~ |}zx~ | {|}~ it easy to take care of the inmates, I resolved q ~ z` q ~ q z ~ q ~ q z{x~ {Dzxz|q~ z`~ instead of them to die of hunger in my place in my quest to assist them, so that I will have the opportunity to shop for assistance to ensure that my dream did not die. What were the promises made by government at the time this SOS village was commissioned? They were many. They promised to ensure that inmates of the centre were well fed, to provide us with equipment for training of the inmates in various skills because as at that time, we were producing quality shoes. So, they promised to give us computers and sewing machines. Have you been reaching out to government to remind it of those promises? I have done my best. Even, I just despatched ~ z1zx~q ~q z ~ zx| z|q~z z|~ x {`z ~ q ~ }{ z~ `~ | ~ |~ q z~ `q~ z1zx ~ ~ ~ ` ~ asking government to equally provide us with the land they promised because there are organisations that are ready to build the centre for us. My intention is that after the rehabilitation of an inmate, the person would be trained on a skill, after which the person would be `z1 z ~ {q ~ ~`q xqzx~ ~q ~ z| z~ {`~ or her own business so that such a person would not retire to the village where he or she has neither people nor groups that would help out and all the skills he or she has acquired would become a waste. That is the goal of my team. We are now pleading with government to donate a piece of land to us so that those who are willing to build the centre for us could begin the project. How many inmates are in the SOS Village? When I started, 25 persons were living in my house with me. I and my wife were feeding them and taking care of them. But across the state, we are more than 350. How much do you spend in catering for inmates of your centre in a month? When I harboured 25 inmates in my house, I was spending at least, N90, 000 because you have to feed them three times daily. You have to provide for their water, for drinking and other purposes, clothing and other needs. *** Now that the number is more than 25, how much do you spend The amount has increased astronomically and beyond my capacity. You said you are training the inmates in

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various skills. How many of them have you been able to train? z~ z~qx {|z ~ | ~zÌ { z ~ z~ zx` |`~ who are now on their own. They have set up their own businesses and are doing well. Some of them are shoemakers and tailors. BB CEGBIJKLBMGMQGLRBQGUGX1GZB[LJMB\]GB youth empowerment scheme of the state government? First of all, I have to express my gratitude to the governor of the state, Chief T.A.Orji, for the achievements he has recorded, including ensuring peace and security in Abia State. Peace is very essential. If there is no peace, people would be running helter-skelter. I want also to commend him for mustering the courage and resources to relocate the old Umuahia Main Market to Ubani Ibeku which is expansive enough. The governor also did well by relocating the old Industrial Market, popularly known as Timber Shed, as well as the Spare parts market also known as Mgbuka, to their present sites. These are the good deeds of the governor. We also thank the governor for all his legacy projects which include the new workers secretariat, the hospitals at Amachara and Umuahia, the International Conference Centre, etc. When we, the disabled, remember his good works, we are thrilled. We are most impressed with the youth

empowerment programme of the state which `~ zz|~ z qz| z ~ q ~ | ~ z|z { x{z` ~ However, our members who are friends of the governor, we accompanied him during the campaigns; we always had our banner which indicated our location, and he, the governor, usually acknowledges our group while observing protocol, he used to recognise us. But since the dawn of the empowerment programme, our members have not been considered. None of us have either been empowered with a vehicle or a tricycle or any other item. We have some of our members who are well educated -Doctors, Lawyers, etc. If we are assisted like others who have no disability, if we are given employment, we will discharge our duties to the best of our abilities. Our members cannot be involved in fraud, dereliction of duty because we do not have the {q ~q ~ zx qz~ x{|}~ 3 z~ x` ~ So, we are appealing to the governor to assist us through his empowerment programme | ~ q ~ |`{ zx~ ` z~ ~ x~ Ì { z ~ members for employment. Some of them had bought employment forms severally and paid the prescribed fees and completed stipulated formalities, yet they have not been recruited into the public service. That is why I am appealing to the governor to look the way

When I started, 25 persons were living in my house with me. I and my wife were feeding them and taking care of them. But across the state, we are more than 350

of the disabled in the state and consider us in his empowerment programme to make our members self-reliant.. You said your members have not QGUGX1GZB [LJMB \]GB GM^J_GLMGU\B programme, but you are driving the branded Ochendo empowerment vehicle CUZBCB `GUUCB[JLB\]C\BMC1GL You are correct. The vehicle I am driving is branded as the Ochendo youth empowerment vehicle. It was during last December that the governor invited me and gave me the vehicle. He said I should use the vehicle to assist myself, that he was { xz``z ~ ~ ~zD xq` ~ z|~ { z~ ~ `~ taking the vehicle home, I was not feeling comfortable because as a leader, I felt it was ~ xz` |`{ { {q ~ q ~ } q~ x~ ~ z zx`~ and ensure that they have been taken care of before I will be thinking of myself. If the government initiates an empowerment programme for the disabled in the state, I will ensure that others are considered before thinking of myself. That is the way I have been operating. Because I was not comfortable when the vehicle was given to me, I pleaded with the governor to give me contract, proceeds of which I will plough into taking care of my members. He said no, that the vehicle was a personal gift he was giving to me, that I should take it while plans would be mapped out for taking care of the disabled. Do you have any regret that you are disabled? ~ ~ x {|}~ ~ q ~ }{ z~ z~ |}~ { z~ because I must do a thanksgiving in acknowledgement of all the good things He has done for me. If it is true that there {`~ xz{| x| q{ | ~ ~ { ~ x ~ q ~ ~ q ~ create me as I am today in my next world because I cherish they way I am. Honestly, ~ ~ zx ~}x qz ~q ~ ~ z `z~ {q q~ my deformity, people would not know q q~ q zxz~ {`~ ~ ~ z| z ~ z~ {q ~ wisdom. Some of my learned friends who are doctors or lawyers come here to consult me even on their areas of specialisation and after our discussion, they will go and apply whatever strategy we agreed on and it will work. These are people who are greater than me, but they tell me that each time I advise or give them an idea, it works. So, I have no regrets whatsoever. Even as I am seated here, senators and other dignitaries come to look for me. Because of me, people throng x~ { }z ~ ~ z~| ~xz}xzq ~ ~` ~| q~ change me in any way in my next world. Let

{ ~ z z~ z~q ~ z~ `~ ~ ~ ~ ~}{ z`~ ~ legs, they are for a purpose, if He gives you eyes or hands, they are for a purpose. Some people are footballers, some are boxers. So, as I am, when others with disability see me, they will strive to be somebody in life. How has the disability law passed by the Abia state House of Assemnly impacted on your members? It was in pursuit of the passage of this law that we frequented Abuja, but it is zx ~ | xq | qz~ q q~ xz`{ z|q~ ~ Jonathan is yet to assent to that bill as passed by the National Assembly. Also in Abia, the bill was recently passed into law and is yet to be assented to by the governor. The law will assist people with disability to be gainfully employed in the public service because it has provisions for demanding for our rights if we are discriminated against. For the past eight years, we have been buying employment forms without being considered for recruitment. But if the law was in place and when people know that we have rights to seek redress, they { ~ z~ ~ |}z~ ~ 1{q z~q x `~ x~ members. The law would serve our interest very well. It is my expectation that various governments would fast - track the signing of the bill into law.

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Police commence investigation into UNILAG’s CSO’s death suspect had fatally shot by yet to be identified persons. It was also learnt peratives at homicide that the beer palour owner was the department, Lagos only person who was able to identify police command have the victim among the four suspects begun investigation arrested at the scene of the incident, into the recent unclear while other friends who were on the death of the Chief Security Officer same table with him reportedly knew nothing about him. Meanwhile, Lagos state Deputy Police Public Relation officer, Assistant Superintendent ASP) Kolle Lelma, while speaking on the latest development over the case confirmed that the case had been moved to the state CID at Panti for thorough investigation. He added that the three friends of the victim who were at the scene of incident didn’t know anything about him. Lelma however, assured that Lagos police would not rest until the masterminds are brought to book. It would be recalled that the head of operations, Security Unit of the University of Lagos, Sunday Adejumo, was killed last Friday by some suspected assassins who attacked him at a beer parlor on Oyenuga Street, behind St Finbarrs Street, Akoka, Lagos. Findings had it that Adejumo, 50, was drinking with some friends at a beer parlour called Daniel’s Place when three men walked up to him, dragged him off his chair, stabbed Late Sunday Adejumo him before he was shot to death. Speaking over what degenerated on the night he was killed, a resident of the area who preferred he Economic and Financial to carry 350 metric tons of Automotive Law of the Federation of Nigeria 2004â€?. anonymity while speaking with Daily Newswatch explained that the Crimes Commission EFCC, Gas Oil (AGO), it was loaded with 1,459 has re-arraigned Adedamola metric tons of Premium Motor Spirit When the charges were read to the incident might have been handiwork Ogungbayibi, Olaniran ÂŚ §Â‡~ 3Â?zx`~ ~ …‚~ q z~ {}zx{€~ €Œ‘~~ accused persons, they pleaded not of some suspected cult members in the community. Olabode, Suraju Gasali, Moses then handed over the vessel, its contents guilty. “When the gang got in, they moved Emmanuel, Wilson Bonsi, Padoun and crew members to the EFCC for ~ Š`q{Â?z~  Â€|}~ €„†{1z„~ q z~ €Â?Â?Š`z„~ Kayode Jacob, Okparaodi Omaka Uche further investigations. persons to bail on terms previously straight to where he was sitting. and Onyeogo Happy before Justice O.E. Count one of the charge reads: Â…Dzxz„~ Â‘~Â?…Šxq~€|„~€„Â&#x;…Šx|z„~q z~Â?€`z~ They had different weapons, ranging  Â€|}~ …‚~ €~ z„zx€Â?~ {} ~ …Šxq~ `{1{|}~ “That you MT GOOD SUCCESS, hepa to August 29, 2014, for continuation of from cutlasses to guns. One of them dragged him up; hit him in the chest in Lagos on a 5-count charge bordering Global Energy Limited, Adedamola trial. on conspiracy and illegal dealing in Ogungbayibi, Olaniran Olabode, Suraju Lawal was arrested while trying to hand while he fell down. He then brought petroleum product. Gasali, Moses Emmanuel, Wilson Bonsi, over the Keelog Key Grabber to Agboola. out a gun and shot him to death at a They were originally arraigned before Padonu Kayode Jacob, Okparaodi His arrest led to the arrest of two other particular range. On the table where Justice Saliu Seidu of the same court on Omaka Uche and Onyeogo Happy on suspects: Olumide Kayode Maborukoje he was drinking with his friends June 16, 2014. or about the 19th day of February, 2014 and Abass Ajibade. Items recovered were a pay slip, his ATM cards and The defendants got into trouble on at Lagos within the jurisdiction of the from them include: a keylogger, a his car key.â€? Whereas, Police sources said the February 19, 2014, when they were Federal High Court conspired amongst laptop, a router, a modem, sim cards, arrested by men of the Nigerian Navy ‘…Šx`zÂ?ÂŒz`~qÂ…~Â?…††{q~€|~Â…Dz|Â?z~qÂ…~ÂŽ{qÇ~ USB keyhole log with a template of victim’s body has deposited at Yaba who were on routine patrol. The Nigeria dealing in Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) Â?z‘Â?Â…}}zx~€|„~€~Â&#x;Â…1zx~Â?Â…|q€{|{|}~`…†z~ mortuary, while the three friends Navy Ship ANDONI intercepted MT without lawful authority or appropriate account numbers which they intended who accompanied him to the beer parlor, as well as the owner of the Good Success and its sixteen member Â?{Â?z|`z~ €|„~ q zxz Â‘~ Â?…††{1z„~ €|~ to use for the fraud. crew , along the Lagos waters. At the Â…Dz|Â?z~ Â?Â…|qx€x‘~ qÂ…~ zÂ?q{Â…|~ šĂˆŒà §~ €|„~ The suspects would be charged to court beer parlor were being interrogated. Deputy Police Public Relations time of arrest, it was discovered that punishable under Section 17 of the as soon as investigation is concluded. Officer, Lelma Kolle, earlier said the while MT Good Success had authority {`Â?zÂ?Â?€|z…Š`~ Â…Dz|Â?z`~ Â?q‹~ €ƒ~ šĂ‰Â‹~ unknown gunmen actually tried to escape with the deceased car after they had killed him According to him, “Investigations revealed that the man parked his car a distance away from where he was drinking. The police also discovered that there was a blood stain on the car and the car key was found within the vicinity, also with blood stains. This can only mean that after they killed him, they attempted to go away with his car. They actually succeeded in opening the car because there were blood stains on the car seat. But the car did not move because of the security system in it. The owner of the bar has been arrested and he has made statements. We cannot categorically say whether this was a robbery or an assassination. The matter is still under investigation,â€? The suspects he said. ADELEKE ADESANYA

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of University of Lagos, Sunday Adejumo. His death has been generating concern among the university community. Daily Newswatch findings revealed that the prime suspect in the case, who is the owner of the beer parlour where the havoc took place, is being grilled

by detectives. Further findings from a reliable source over the case revealed that the beer palour owner’s action before and after the victim was murdered was suspicious. According to source, the beer palour’s owner disappeared only to reappear after which the

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Gaya Sokoto motorists charge FERMA Senator extols late Farouk’s virtues over collaped bridge E TED ODOGWU, Kano

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esidents of Sokoto metropolis have appealed to the Federal Government to, as a mater of urgency, intervene in the reconstruction of a near collapsed bridge within the state capital. The culvert-bridge which was situated along Sokoto-Illela road, a major road linking the city is on the verge of total collapse, forcing motorists and other road users to take a narrow and dangerous alternative route. A commercial motorist at the Illela garage, €�€†~ 1€ {xŠ~ �{‘Š‹~ said the road is now a source of nightmare to motorists, especially night travellers who may not be aware of the problem. Other motorists interviewed by newsmen also called on Federal Road Maintenance Agency (FERMA), on the possibility of repairing the dam-

aged culvert-bridge. However, a construcq{…|~ šx†‹~ ~ {}zria limited, was sighted working on the road as temporary measure to at least make it passable. “Our aim is to put on

a temporary measure which will make the road passable. We see this as part of our social responsibility,� the company’s foreman, Mr. Sarki Marcus, explained. When contacted, the

FERMA’s Maintenance Engineer and Acting Zonal Coordinator in� €x}z~ …‚~ …xq Žz`q~ ‹~ Engineer Yusuf Alfa said the agency is aware of the bridge state of damage.

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are underway to put the culvert into good condition, “we have forwarded the report to the appropriate authorities and am assuring you that the Â?ŠÂ?ÂŒzxq³ x{„}z~ ÂŽ{Â?Â?~  z~ šq~ in due timeâ€?, Alfa said.

L-R: Chairman, Kaduna State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, Alhaji Abdullahi Maisukuni; Kaduna State Governor, Mukhtar Yero and Overseer, Kaduna State Muslim Pilgrims Board, Alhaji Kabir Kasimu, at a workshop for Kaduna State 2014 Hajj in Kaduna.

2015: Guber aspirant calls for fair play in Kano APC to ensure victory TED ODOGWU, Kano

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ouse of Representatives Minority leader, as well as Kano State gubernatorial aspirant on the platform of the All Progressives Congress APC), Hon Kawu Abdurrahman Sumaila, yesterday in Kano insisted that only justice and fair play can guarantee APC victory in the 2015 election in Kano State and at the national level. While declaring open his �€†ƒ€{}|~ …3�z~ {|~ €|…~ South Senatorial Zone in Rano Local Government area, yesterday, Sumaila expressed dismay over unbecoming developments in the Kano State APC. Sumaila therefore charged the APC leadership to not only ensure the conduct of a free and fair primaries but to vote for the candidates of their choice, stressing that sincereity must be allowed to thrive by doing the right thing, so as to avoid collateral damage. Kawu said it became necessary for him to cry out in response to some politicians, who misinterpreted his call for fair play and justice as something else, pointing out that God’s judgement awaits him and his detractors. The aspirant emphasized the need for fair play during the party’s primaries, noting that party leaders, like Buhari,Tinubu have all lamented over what happened

in Ekiti election, bordering on the excessive use of force during the PDP ruling party elections. Abdurrahman said the development, among others informed his decision to call for

justice and fair play in Kano APC primaries, so as to avoid a similar occurrence. However, Sumaila thanked God for the impressive reception extended to him by the good people of Rano Local

Government area, while acknowledging the large turnout of spectators, which he noted was a huge success. Also, Kawu called on politicians not to be afraid of any politician or anybody but

should learn to be contented. He described his political adventure as challenging, pointing out that only strong €|„~ �…††{1z„~ †{|„`~ �€|~ successfully scale the hurdles and survive.

lder statesmen and leaders yesterday in Kano mourned the death of the defunct Second Republic former Kano State Deputy Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim B.B. Farouk, describing his demise is a national loss. In a statement, signed by his Special Assistant on Media and Strategy, Mr Idris Afegbua, a one-time Governor of Kano State, Senator Ibrahim Kabiru Gaya noted that Farouk died at a time Kano people mostly needed his fatherly advice, as the country approaches another election year. Gaya, who described the late Farouk as an astute politician and academician, stressed that the late elder statesman was a detribalised {}zx{€|‹~ Ž …~ qxz€q`~ zŒzx‘body as equal without recourse to religion or political €3�{€q{…|‡ He therefore concluded that his death is not only a loss to his immediate family members but the entire Kano State and the nation as a whole. It would be recalled that Farouk died recently in Kano during a protracted illness and was buried according to Muslim rites in Kano after funeral prayers held at the Emir’s palace, Kano. The late Farouk, who was impeached mid-way in his tenure was the Deputy to the late Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Rimi.

Imposition of candidate: LG boss reads riot act to Dakingari AYO AJOGE, Kebbi

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head the 2015 general election, all the PDP chairmen across the 21 Local Government Areas of Kebbi State have unanimously warned the out going governor of the state, Saidu Usman Dakingari not to impose any candidate on them to suc�zz„~ {†~{|~…3�z~{|~q z~{|terest of the party and the State. Addressing a mammoth crowed of party members at the government house Birnin Kebbi recently who paid a courtesy visit to the governor, the chairmen’s spokesman Alhaji Muhammadu Riskuwa Dakingari, said the purpose of their visit was to remind the governor to ensure that only credible candidate is šz�„z„~q…~`Š��zz„~ {†‡ “We need a person who knows our feelings, a home base politician who interacts freely with us and person with proven integrity.�He said. He said further that the

era of imposing a candidate who would look down on party members after his victory should be a thing of the past. He explained that a variety of up coming aspirants have showed their interest to vie for the number one seat including those that are not known to the people and had never a time made any measurable contribution to the party but wanted to take an undue advantage of being friend to the government or the {|’Šz|q{€�~ ƒzx`…|`~ {|~ q z~ party.

According to him “it will be a sad development if such should happen to the state� considering the fact that the politics of the day in some places would be best described as winner takes all kind of politics. The spokesman of the group also advised the governor as well as the party to present only candidate that would have the interest of his people at heart and respect for not only party members but the generality of the people of the State. He however, called on the governor to declare his

intention to vie for the Keb {~ Â…xq ~ z|€qÂ…x{€Â?~ {`qx{Â?q~ that comprises Argungu, Augie, Arewa, Dandi and Bagudo local governments areas so as to continue the represention of his people. Responding,Governor Dakingari declared that he has no candidate in mind who to succeed him but assured that only credible person whom people love Ž…ŠÂ?„~ z~šzÂ?„z„‡~ He told them that, not even as senator,â€? if you want me to go for councillor, I will be obliged to represent you there. He added that, “but in-

stead of talking about what is far away lets talk of what will happen today,� he noted that time is too early to start talking of who became what and who’s not but the idea is to work towards uniting the people and streghntening the party. Meanwhile, some political analyst in the state observed that something is š` {|}~€|„~q zxz~†{} q~ z~ a subterranean moves by the government to adopt a candidate as against the wishes of the majority of the ruling party members, the PDP.

Kwankwaso inspects on-going projects in Fagge TED ODOGWU, Kano

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overnor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso of Kano state yesterday inspected some on-going projects in Fagge and Municipal local government areas of the State. At Fagge area, Kwankwaso inspected road projects under construction from Fagge Yanbahed to Wapa,

during which numerous residents of the area trooped out to welcome him and chanting sai mai gaskiya, meaning: ‘we love you the honest leader’. Thereafter, the governor proceeded to old Triumph Publishing Company, where he assessed a two blocks of public toilet under constructions. During the inspection

tour, Kwankwaso who was accompanied by some Commissioners and Head of some agencies directed the Commissioner of Land and Physical Planning, Yusuf €† €1€~q…~zDz�q~`…†z~�…xrections on the earlier plan. Similarly, the governor also discussed with the land Commissioner on the expansion of Government Secondary School, Koki in Kano Munici-

pal area, which was built by the present administration, as well as to expand the road linking the school. Also, Kwankwaso expressed satisfaction, following the evacuation of a refuse dumped adjacent to the school, whereby the inhabitants of the area trooped out en-mass to thank him for the projects executed in the community.

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Group chides Adamawa acting CJ OWOLABI ADENUSI,Yola

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he seven man judiciary panel set up by Adamawa State acting governor Hon. Ahmadu Fintiri to probe administration of the ousted governor Murtala Nyako has been described as a political tool to score cheap popularity for relevance. A group, Concern Adamawa Citizens for Justice, has criticized Adamawa state Acting Chief Judge, Justice Ambrose Mammadi, for de�{ zx€qz�‘~ ‚xŠ`qx€q{|}~ zD…xq`~ by former Governor Murtala Nyako and his aides to seek redress in the state court. Spokesman of the group, Ezra Ibrahim, told newsmen in Yola yesterday that the actions of the acting chief judge with regards to cases involving Nyako or his aides left much to be desired. Ibrahim explained that re�z|q~�€`z`~š�z„~ ‘~ ‘€�…~~€|„~ his aides that required urgency were assigned to judges on vocation or delayed for assignment in a manner that looked �{�z~ €~ „z�{ zx€qz~ €1z†ƒq~ q…~ frustrate the cases. Ibrahim cited an example …‚~ q z~ �€`z~ š�z„~  ‘~ … €†med Gidado Ibrahim, the Special Adviser on Security to former Governor Nyako, who was challenging the constitutionality of the panel of enquiry set up to probe the administration of Nyako.

z~`€{„~q z~`Š{q~š�z„~€ …Šq~ a month ago was yet to be assigned by the acting chief judge even as the counsel to q z~ ƒ�€{|q{D‹~ �€„z�z~ ‘z�€†{‹~ €„~ š�z„~ €3„€Œ{q~ …‚~ Šx}z|�‘~ …|~ ~ q z~ †€1zx~ `{|�z~ August 8. In that suit, the Special Adviser to Nyako, Mohammed Gidado Ibrahim wanted the court to declare that the setting up of the panel which was given one month to probe the administration of Nyako was in contravention of the provisions of section 128 and section 129 of the constitution. Ibrahim also wanted the court to declare that the setting up of the judicial panel of inquiry without recourse to the state house of assembly was illegal. Further more he also wanted the court to among others grant an order of perpetual injunction restraining the defendants, themselves, their servants, agents and/or priv{z`~ ‚x…†~ `{1{|}‹~ �…|„Š�q{|}~ any proceedings and make €|‘~ š|„{|}`~ €}€{|`q~ q z~ ƒ�€{|q{D`~ {|~ �…||z�q{…|~ Ž{q ~ the judicial commission of inquiry as it relates to or concern him. He added that the outcome of the panel may not see the light of the day if change in competent court since due process was not applied in its formation.

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Don decries FG’S negative mindset on how to end insurgency TED ODOGWU, Kano

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University Don, Dr Seidu Ahmed Dukawa of the Bayero University Kano (BUK) has decried the Federal Government’s mind set of not heeding to advice of how best to tackle insurgency in some Northern parts of the country.

Commenting on the international dimension of the issue of terrorism in the country during an interview with newsmen in Kano yesterday, Dukawa expressed disgust over the Federal Government’s unwillingness to accept suggestions on how best to address the menace of insurgency in the country. According to him, there is

the need for the Federal Government to listen to suggestions from patriotic Nigerians, on how to overcome insurgency and it is also left for the government to accept or not. However, Dukawa emphasised the necessity to institute high powered investigations into the remote and immediate causes of insurgency in the country.

Dukawa therefore called on the Federal Government to extend the gesture of amnesty to the insurgents, just like it did to the Niger Delta militants. He noted that the sooner the solution to the problem {`~ ‚…Š|„‹~ q z~  z1zx~ ‚…x~ {}zria’s democracy, otherwise the insurgents will overrun some states in the North East region.

Chairperson, Caretaker Committee of Bogoro Local Government, Mrs. Hassana Arkila (left), swearing-in the newly appointed Councilors of Bogoro Local Government in Bauchi State‌yesterday.

Result of Kaduna suspected Ebola victim still expected –ABUTH CMD tive. Some commercial banks in the town have provided water for customers willing to wash their hands before and after doing business with them. This is as many others are now using temperature guns to decipher the temperature level of their customers before allowing them inside the bank premises. Even though some of the Â…3Â?{€Â?`~€ƒƒx…€Â? z„~xz‚Š`z„~ qÂ…~ `ƒz€Â?~ Â…|~ q z~ †€1zx‹~ …Šx~ correspondent gathered that anybody with body temperTED ODOGWU, Kano ing the hajj due to the Saudi pilgrims were issued visas ature above 40 degrees will be advised and escorted to elay by Saudi authority’s policy of prohib- three weeks before the com- the hospital for treatment. iting pregnant women from †z|Â?z†z|q~ …‚~ Â’{} q~ …ƒzx€Arabia EmIt would be recalled that tions to the Holy land.  Â€``‘~ Â…3Â?{€Â?`~ performing hajj. A 19 year old student of Although, the National Hajj However, it was gathered to accept about Law at the Ahmadu Bello 76,000 intend- Commission scheduled Sat- that Saudi authorities were University Zaria said to be ing Pilgrims’ passports for urday September 6, 2014 for lately persuaded by top down with high fever is susthe issuance of visa has q z~{|€Š}Šx€Â?~Â’{} q‹~€q~ Šq`z~ }Â…ÂŒzx|†z|q~Â…3Â?{€Â?`~qÂ…~Â?…†- pected to be infected with continued to generate anxi- International Airport, Jigawa mence visa processing yes- the deadly Ebola virus. ety on whether or not Nige- State, it is however not clear terday across the country. However, experts have As at yesterday, it was ria’s intending pilgrims will whether the date would be said not all patients who further deferred, since Saudi Â?Â…|šx†z„~ q €q~ q z~ ƒxÂ…Â?z``make it to the Holy land this Arabia Consulate in Kano is ing of visa commenced only manifest some symptoms year. of the virus end up testing Apart from that, the Kano yet to issue visa to any intend- in Kano, Jigawa, Katsina positive to the disease. and Yobe of the 19 Northern State Pilgrims Welfare ing pilgrim. Although the ABUTH Saudi Arabia Consulate states, who were able to sub …€x„~ €Â?`Â…~ „{`ĂŒÂŠÂ€Â?{šz„~ šĂŠ~ `ƒ…Â?z`ƒzx`Â…|~ Â?Â…|šx†z„~ pregnant women intending in Kano, responsible for the mit their passports for pro- the development of the papilgrims from performing processing of pilgrims visa cessing. across the 19 Northern states According to Nuhu Us- tient in the hospital only the this year’s hajj. was at its peak as it has man, about 5,267 out of the Federal Ministry of Health, The Pilgrims Board Pubcommenced the collection qÂ…q€Â?~ ĂƒÂ‹Ă‰ĂŠĂ‚~ €|Â…~ ƒ€``ƒ…xq`~ in conjunction with the KaÂ?{Â?~ zÂ?€q{Â…|`~ 3Â?zx‹~ Â? €Â&#x;{~ of pilgrims passport since €Œz~ `Â…~ ‚€x~  zz|~ `Š Â†{1z„~ duna state government, can Badamasi Nuhu Usman dis€Šq Â…x{q€q{ÂŒzÂ?‘~ Â?Â…|šx†~ {‚~ closed that the women were Monday, as opposed to the to Saudi Consulate for pro- the case is indeed that of „{`ĂŒÂŠÂ€Â?{šz„~ ‚x…†~ ƒzx‚…x†- usual tradition whereby cessing. Ebola or not. BABA NEGEDU, Kaduna

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ollowing the suspected case of the dreaded Ebola Virus in Zaria, Kaduna state, the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH), Zaria, Prof. Khalid Lawal, yesterday said the organization is still awaiting the result of the test conducted on the patient.

The CMD told reporters in Kaduna in a phone conversation that the test was necessitated by the need to €�qŠ€��‘~ �…|šx†~ q z~ qxŠz~ state of the patient’s illness but that the patient was not showing serious signs of the virus. Prof. Lawal said, until the …3�{€�~ xz`Š�q~ …‚~ q z~ ƒ€q{z|q~ whose blood sample was taken to Lagos on Tuesday is ascertained nothing can be conclusive.

According to him, the patient was still in the hospital, but quick to add that, “we are just doing the test to conšx†‹~{q~{`~|…q~€`~{‚~q z~{|„zž~ of suspicion that the patient has Ebola Virus Disease is high.� Meanwhile this is coming as some private institutions in Kaduna metropolis and environs have already started taking measures to curtail the spread in case the patient is diagnosed posi-

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Adamawa: Modibbo promises all-inclusive govt if...

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head of Saturday’s Peoples Democratic Party, PDP governorship primaries in Adamawa State, Dr Ahmed Mohammed Modibbo has assured of an all-inclusive government if elected as a governor, just as he met with elected delegates from the Southern senatorial zone of the state. Modibbo made the promise at a meeting with the 147 PDP delegates on Wednesday in Ganye town who were drawn from four local governments that make up the zone, namely: Ganye, Jada, Tongo and Mayo-Belwa local governments areas. He also met with another šĂ‰Âş~ „zÂ?z}€qz`~ ‚x…†~ šŒz~ Â?Â…cal governments of Demsa, Numan, Shileng, Guyuk and Lamorde which are part of the Southern Senatorial zone. While seeking their votes in Saturday’s primaries election, he reassured that as a foundation member of PDP and a proud son to Adamawa state; he was com†{1z„~qÂ…~ x{|}~ Â€Â?Â?~q z~Â?Â…`q~ glory of the state through a purposeful political leadership. He revealed that a thoroughly all-inclusive government would be the only solution of Adamawa’s challenges going by its large tribal population. Modibbo also cautioned the delegates not to allow politicians who had failed them in q z~ƒ€`q~qÂ…~xzqŠx|~qÂ…~Â…3Â?zĂ™~ ÂŠq~ instead vote for those who have workable re-engineering development plans for Adamawa like him. He added that his thirtyšŒz~ ‘z€x`~ ÂŽÂ…xÂ?{|}~ zžƒzriences in public service would bail out Adamawa from its current economic and infrastructural setbacks. Modibbo provided satisfactory answers to some questions which emanated from delegates most of which bordered on capital projects, political appointments and women representation for the zone. Similarly, Alhaji Usman Gindau Yebbi the southern senatorial district delegate coordinator for Modibbo €†ƒ€{}|~ x}€|{`€q{Â…|~€ƒpreciated the delegates for using the forum as an opportunity to present their agitation to Modibbo. Yebbi expressed hope that as a zonal coordinator and former Majority Leader in Adamawa State Assemby, he would soon lead the aspirant back to the southern zone to commission capital projects as an elected governor.

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Eagles depart Tuesday for South Africa

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he Super Eagles €xz~ zžƒzÂ?qz„~ qÂ…~ ’‘~ into Cape Town on Tuesday morning for an ~ ĂŒÂŠÂ€Â?{šzx~ €}€{|`q~ South Africa the following „€‘‹~Â…3Â?{€Â?`~`€{„‡ South Africa are yet to beat Nigeria in a competitive full international game. Both countries clashed at this year’s CHAN staged by South Africa with the

West Africans again running away 3-1 winners. The African champions are drawn in a qualifying group that also includes Congo and Sudan with the top two teams advancing to the Nations Cup in January. This weekend, the Super Eagles welcome Congo in an opening game of the qualifying tournament for Morocco 2015, while South Africa are away to Sudan.

Ighalo gets new coach at Watford

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atford striker, Odion Ighalo will play under a new manager in the Sky Bets Championship in the on-going season. The English Championship side on Monday announced that Oscar Garcia will take up as manager of Watford for the remainder of the campaign. Former Coach, Beppe Sannino in charge at Vicarage Road at the beginning of the 2014/15 season, resigned on Sunday after just eight-and-ahalf months at the club. The club announced Â…|~ {q`~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ ÂŽz `{qz~ that Garcia has taken over from Sannino, who

is on the radar of Leeds United. A club statement conšx†z„~q z~„z€Â?~€|„~xz€„Ç~ “Watford Football Club {`~ „zÂ?{} qz„~ qÂ…~ Â?Â…|šx†~ the appointment of Oscar Garcia as head coach, the Hornets having won the race against several {} ÂłÂƒx…šÂ?z~ |}Â?{` ~ clubs to secure his services. “Oscar’s recent Championship experience – taking Brighton and Hove Albion into last season’s Championship ƒx…†…q{Â…|~ƒÂ?€‘³…D`‹~Ž€`~ a key factor in his appointment. “This achievement came after coaching career highlights which include leading Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv into the UEFA Champions League thanks to a 201213 league title-winning campaign. “Everyone at Vicarage Road extends their best wishes to Oscar for his new role, which he takes up with immediate zDzÂ?q‡ Watford are currently second on the log in the championship with 12 ƒ…{|q`~‚x…†~šŒz~†€qÂ? z`‡

Obi keeps Eagles waiting

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q€Â?‘³ Â€`z„~ †{„šzÂ?„er Joel Obi is one of only two players yet to report to the Nigeria training camp ahead of €|~ ~ĂŒÂŠÂ€Â?{šzx~q {`~ weekend. The left-sided midšzÂ?„zx~†{``z„~q z~Â?Šq~‚…x~ the recent World Cup in Brazil, but has been recalled for two Nations Šƒ~ ĂŒÂŠÂ€Â?{šzx`~ €}€{|`q~ Congo and South Africa. “We are still waiting for Joel Obi, otherwise we have a full house,â€? said Eagles spokesman Ben Alaiya. Late replacement for goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama, David Obiozor of El Kanemi Warriors is also expected to join the

squad on Wednesday. The club versus country controversy involving Chinedu Obasi has persisted as the Schalke 04 star has yet to arrive Calabar. Schalke claim Obasi’s passport if held up by a UEFA Champions League registration.

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Obasi won’t join Eagles –Brother

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enry Obasi, the elder brother of Nigeria international Chinedu, has informed q €q~q z~ Â? €Â?Â?z~Ă‚Ă’~€1€Â?Â?zx~ will miss Nigeria’s African Cup of Nations qualifying šžqŠxz`~€}€{|`q~ Â…|}Â…~€|„~ South Africa. After three years in the international wilderness, the 28-year-old was handed a recall by manager Stephen Keshi for both matches. However, his travelling document is said to be at the British embassy in Germany, which has prevented him from joining up with the rest of the squad. “Chinedu Obasi is not

coming for both games. It’s true that the Nigeria Fedzx€q{…|~ `z|q~ €~ �z1zx~ …‚~ {|vitation to Schalke 04 three weeks back, but I understand the club had to restrict their players from international engagements,� said Henry Obasi. “The coach of Schalke is under pressure because they have a handful of players in the squad that

are injured. I had a chat with Chinedu this morning (Wednesday) and he said Schalke are with his passport. ¸ Â…~ {qĂ„`~ Â?Â…|šx†z„~ q €q~ he will miss both games. Â? €Â?Â?z~ €Œz~ÂŽx{1z|~qÂ…~q z~ NFF to explain their position and the NFF is not happy,â€? he said. On Saturday at the U. J. Esuene Stadium, Calabar,

the Super Eagles begin their matches to qualify for the 2015 African Cup of Nations when they face Congo before their clash with South Africa four days later. Chinedu Obasi has 18 caps and four goals for Nigeria, with the last of his strikes coming against Argentina in September 2011.

Iheanacho to go on loan

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igerian youngster, Kelechi Iheanacho will be sent out on loan in January by EPL champions Manchester City. “He will go on loan in January,� revealed a top €|� z`qzx~ {q‘~…3�{€�‡

Â…ÂŽzÂŒzx‹~ q z~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ would not divulge the destination of the exciting Nigeria U20 star. Speculations have been rife he could be shipped out qÂ…~ {q‘Ä`~€3Â?{€qz~ zÂŽ~ Â…xÂ?~ City FC in the MLS. Incidentally, Iheanacho is back in Nigeria recuperating from a hamstring injury he picked up after City’s pre-season tour of the

United States of America. He is expected back in England at the end of next month, when he is expected to sign a professional contract as he would clock 18 on October 3. Iheanacho, who was voted the MVP of last year’s FIFA U17 World Cup in UAE, shone at the recent pre-season tour of the US of English Premier League champions, scoring three goals. Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has hailed the Nigeria starlet as the future of the EPL champions. “We have new players. ...Kelechi is just 17 years old and he’s a very important

player for us in the future,� Pellegrini remarked. “He demonstrated (vs Kansas City) what he can do in the future. It depends on the way he takes this profession, but I think he’s a good talent.�

Fashanu wants backroom role for Yobo

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x-International, John Fashanu has called on the football governing body in Nigeria to give former Super Eagles captain Joseph Yobo a backroom role with the national team. Fashanu said the practice of giving a backroom role to former captains of national team and even club sides is a tradition Nigeria has to imbibe. “We have to go with the global trend there is in Germany, Holland, England and most clubs in Europe do same. Yobo deserves a role for his service to the national team,� he told SL10.ng. Yobo retired after the World cup with the hon…Šx~…‚~ zz|~q z~šx`q~ {}zx{€~ player with a 100 caps and more for the national team and Fashanu believes he deserve to be kept around the team. “For Yobo to have amassed 100 caps with Nigeria he needs to be given a role in the team because he has the respect of the players. As the immediate past captain he also has the respect of his teammates,� he added. “Keeping him around will go a long way in motivating players in the team to give their all, knowing full well they will be appreciated after their career

with the national team is over.â€? The Super Eagles are ƒxz`z|qÂ?‘~ {|~ Â?€†ƒ~ }z1{|}~ set to take on Congo this weekend in an Africa Naq{Â…|`~ Šƒ~ Ă‹Ă‚šĂƒ~ ĂŒÂŠÂ€Â?{šzx`~ and Fashanu is optimistic that the Eagles will triumph. “They have been issues

with the federation, the coach’s contract and all manners of distractions but this is Nigeria against Congo, I expect them to win regardless,� he continued. However, he warned the Eagles not to be complacent because as African champions most teams will be extra motivated to beat

them. “Everybody and every team loves fairytale stories, like we just beat the African champions -in their backyard, so that alone should spur the Eagles not to be complacent knowing full well they are a marked team in Africa,� he concluded.

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Sports/NEWS 62 Congo play hide-and-seek with Nigeria Francis reveals Keshi behind Israel deal

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igeria have been compelled to report the Congolese Football Federation to CAF following their refusal to disclose their travel plans for Saturday’s 2015 ~ Ì { zx~ } {|`q~ the Eagles in Calabar. On Tuesday, NFF head of international department Bola Oyeyode brought CAF up to speed with the strange silence of the Congolese, after which the Congolese Federation forwarded a terse message about its ‘advance party’ arriving in Nigeria on Wednesday and in need of visa on arrival.

“We are surprised at q z~ 1{q z~ ~ q z~ |} lese FA. They have kept silence all along, refusing to give us details of their travel plans, only for them to be requesting visa-onarrival for their advance party which they stated would arrive in Nigeria on Wednesday,” Oyeyode. “They gave no details of which persons constitute the advance party and no passport details. In any z z|q ~ z~ z~ x{1z|~ q ~ CAF to say we cannot arrange visa-on-arrival for them as we have no details, and moreover, there is an Embassy of Nigeria in

Brazzaville. They should secure their visas before coming to Nigeria.” Congo, who won the Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon 42 years ago, were restored to the campaign after losing on penalty shoot –out to Rwanda following CAF’s disquali q{ |~ ~ | ~ x~ `ing an ineligible player. Saturday’s showdown at the U. J. Esuene Stadium {`~ q z~ x`q~ ~ `{ ~ q z`~ for each of the teams in seven groups of four teams in the qualifying series for q z~ | `~ ` z z ~ x~ Morocco early next year.

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apoel Tel Aviv new signing Benjamin Francis has said he has bagged a year’s deal because he is an improved player after working with coach Stephen Keshi. The Heartland defender has been capped by Nigeria at full international and ‘B’ levels and said his improvement while featuring for the national team was mainly responsible for him now securing a deal in Israel. “I must say a big thank you to the big boss

FIFA gives Giwa Monday deadline again Emeka Ezeugwu

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hristopher Giwa, the self-styled president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has again been given Monday deadline to vacate q z~ ~ 3 z~ | ~`q ~ rading himself as elected president otherwise Nigeria would be banned without further ado. A communiqué issued by FIFA after its Emergency {1zz~ zzq{|}~ z`qzx ~ | x z ~ {q`~ z x {zx~ z1zx~ qz ~ } `q~ËÈq ~ {`owning Giwa and the election that threw him up on August 26th and reiterated that it would not hesitate anymore to descend on Nigeria if by 8:00am on Monday some persons are still claiming to have been elected in the August 26th NFF Congress. “Following the decision by the FIFA Emergency {1zz ~ ~ `~q ~ 3 September 2014, sent a letter to the Nigeria Football z zx q{ |~ ¦ §~ | x ing that the NFF will be suspended with immediate zDz q~ ` ~ q zxz~ `q{ ~ z~ persons claiming to have been elected to NFF positions on 26 August 2014 and {|}~ q z{x~ 3 z`~ |~ Monday, 8 September 2014 at 08.00 (Central European Time). “The decision follows events linked to the NFF general assembly held on 26 August 2014. While the said general assembly was duly convened by the NFF Exz q{ z~ {1zz~q ~ q~ a new roadmap leading to the NFF elections, some members proceeded to hold elections in the absence of the NFF President, who was being held by security forces for questioning. ¸ |~ ~ z1zx~`z|q~ |~ËÈ~ -

} `q~ ËÂ¹Ò ~ ~ | x z ~ that it would not recognise the results of the aforementioned elections and that the 1zx~ ~ z~ x } q~q ~ the respective FIFA bodies should there still be persons claiming to have been elected and occupying the NFF 3 z`~ q~ { |{} q~ |~¹~ z tember 2014. On expiry of the deadline, some people were still claiming to have been elected and were occupying the NFF premises.

“Given the current circumstances, the FIFA zx}z| ~ {1zz~ `~ decided to set a new deadline of 8 September 2014 at 08.00 CET. Should the new deadline not be respected, the NFF will be automatically suspended until the board claiming to be elected vacates the premises of the NFF and the NFF General Secretary is able to perform his work without interference. The NFF Executive

{1zz~ `~ {q~ `~ posed on 25 August 2014, meaning under the presidency of AminuMaigari, should then convene as ` |~ `~ ``{ z~ ~ x`q~ z traordinary general assembly to elect the members of q z~z z q x ~ {1zz~ | ~ a second extraordinary general assembly in the shortest time possible allowed by law in order to proceed with the elections of new ~ 3 z³ z xzx` «

My election credible, Giwa tells Reps

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1 z ~ Å xz`{ z|q~ of the Nigeria Football Federation’, Chris Giwa, has categorically told Nigeria’s House of Repxz`z|q q{ z`~ {1zz~ on Sports that his election stands and remains valid. { ~q ~q z~ {1zz~ that his election followed the declaration by the congress from 2013, which they chose August 26 for elections into the NFF board. “The congress of 2013

chose August 26 as the date for the elective congress and the same congress didn’t change the date,” he told the {1zz Giwa also said the Aminu Maigari faction got so many q {|}`~ x |} ~ {z ~ |}~ them being the walk-out protest they staged following Maigari’s arrest. “They (Maigari’s faction) walked out of the venue chosen for the elections and held a meeting elsewhere which

they called a congress. But that cannot happen because the congress did not change the venue.” Giwa also accused the Maigari faction of trying to extend the previous board’s tenure beyond its expiry date, contrary to the position of the congress. “They tried to extend Maigari’s tenure till December without regard to the resolution of the congress of 2013.

Stephen Keshi and other members of the Eagles {|}~ `q D~ x~ {|}~ z~ ~ z1zx~ zx «~ x |cis said. Francis has a year’s deal and said he is delighted to | ~ z~q ~ x z “I am so excited and happy with the deal with Hapoel Tel Aviv. It is simply a dream come true for me,” said the left fullback. Meanwhile, Heartland, who had earlier complained the player was away in Europe without their permission, have now said they support his

switch. “We pray he succeeds in Europe,” said Heartland general manager Okechukwu Ibe.

Giwa disqualified from elections

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espite being warned by the Chris Giwaled NFF against conducting any elections on Thursday, September 4, the Aminu Maigari-led congress and electoral committee have gone ahead to clear candidates that will contest for positions in the NFF. A statement on the elecq x ~ {1zzÄ`~ z `{qz~ reads: “The NFF Electoral {1zz~ x` |q~ q ~ its mandate from the NFF General Assembly has concluded the screening of candidates for the NFF Execuq{ z~ {1zz~ z q{ |`~ 2014 and cleared the following persons to contest in the elections.” Meanwhile, the body released a list of names they say haven’t been cleared, which unsurprisingly includes Chris Giwa. “The following persons were previously cleared to participate in the elections but have failed to write to the NFF Electoral Committee to express their willingness to participate in the elections based on their previous clearance and contest for the positions set against their respective names.” They are: Giwa Christopher Musa - North Central Zone (Plateau State) – President; Yahaya Adama - North Central (Kogi State); ordinary member Farouk Yarma Adamu - North East Zone (Gombe State); ordinary member Shema Mohammed Sani - North East Zone (Yobe State); ordinary member Suleyman Muazu North West Zone (Sokoto State); ordinary member Chief Obinna J. Ogba South East Zone (Ebonyi State) - 1st Vice president; {z ~ |` |~ q{ ~ 3 |}~ - South-South Zone (Akwa Ibom State) - Chairman of Chairmen; Chief Obuah Felix Amaechi – South-South Zone (Rivers State) - Ordinary member; Segun Odegbami - South West Zone (Ogun State) – President. The cleared candidates for the position of President are: Ogunjobi Taiwo Joseph (Osun State); Yola Abba Abdullahi (Kano State); Chief Mike Umeh

(Anambra State); Pinnick Amaju Melvin (Delta State); Iorfa Mtem Dominic (Benue State); Dikko Shehu (Kaduna State); Amanze U. Uchegbulam (Imo State). For the position of VicePresident there are: Inyama Emeka (Abia state); Adamu Shehu (Kaduna State); Seyi Akinwunmi (Lagos State). For the position of Chairman there is Musa Gusau Ibrahim (Zamfara). For ordinary members: North Central Zone: Agara Silas (Nasarawa State) Hon. Suleiman Yahaya Kwande (Plateau State) Ahmed Yusuf (Fresh) (Niger State) Bewarang Bitrus Yigol (Plateau State) North East Zone: Yahuza Adamu Haruna (Bauchi State) Abiso Alhaji Bashir (Bornu State) Modibbo Hussaini A. (Taraba State) Kachalla Baba Gana Kalli (Bornu State) Zira Emmanuel Stephen (Adamawa State) North West Zone: Sharu Rabiu Inuwa (Kano State) Balele Aminu (Katsina State) Babangida M. Tukur (Kano State) South East Zone: Agwu Felix Anyasi (Abia State) Obikwelu Jude Benjamin Chukwudi (Anambra State) Okenwa Chidi Ofo (Enugu State) Igbokwe Leonard Ikechukwu (Anambra State) South-South Zone: z|z z~ xxz1~ z z`q{|z~ (Edo State) Green Christopher TamAbinye (Rivers State) Oswald Atuake (Cross River State) Chief Abel Ehigie (Edo State) South West Zone: Adepoju Emmanuel Olaleye (Oyo State) Tinubu B. Ayodeji (Lagos State) Otunba Sunday Dele Ajayi (Ondo State) Majekodunmi G.A. Adesina

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Fuel subsidy swindles: GEJ and ravaging economic terrorists

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fter reading President Goodluck šĂ’Ă‚Âł Ă‹Ă‹Ă‚~„zƒz|„{|}~Â…|~q z~„{`q€|Â?z~…‚~`ŠƒƒÂ?{z`´~~ Jonathan’s timid response to In addition, is it not proven now, as it was government’s apparent helplessness {|~ q z~ Â?€`z~ …‚~ `Â…ÂłÂ?€Â?Â?z„~ `Š `{„‘~ Â…|~ ƒzqxÂ…Â?~ q €q~ in checking rampaging economic {}zx{€|`~ €xz~ ƒ€‘{|}~ ‚…x~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ Â?Â…xxŠƒq{Â…|~ terrorists eating up 60 percent of †€`Â?z„~ €`~ `Š `{„{z`´~ ~ €q~ Ž…ŠÂ?„~ {}zx{€|`~ subsidies meant to assist the poor, I did not lose if government deregulates prices of kerosene, know whether to weep or cry for my beloved xz†…Œz`~ „Š {…Š`~ `Š `{„{z`~ q €q~  z|zšq~ Â…|Â?‘~ €~ country, Nigeria and if there was still hope for few politically exposed thieves, removes NNPC’s {}zx{€~ }z1{|}~ …Šq~ q z~ `zÂ?‚³{|Â’{Â?qz„~ Ž……„`~ …‚~ €|q{Âł{|ÂŒz`q†z|q~ †…|…ƒ…Â?‘~ qÂ…~ €Â?Â?Â…ÂŽ~ †€xÂ?zqzx`~ qÂ…~ PDP administration in 2015. The President had import whatever shortfalls in domestic kerosene mastered OBJ’s artful dodging of being an analyst ƒx…„ŠÂ?q{Â…|~ qx{}}zxz„~  Â‘~ „zÂ?{ zx€qz~ Â…3Â?{€Â?~ or preacher over critical issues the public expects Â?x{ƒƒÂ?{|}~ …‚~ xzš|zx{z`~ qÂ…~ ƒx…†…qz~ Š||zÂ?z``€x‘~ his profound solutions and what government importation and payment of trillions of Naira has done, thereby further confounding the „Š {…Š`~`Š `{„{z`´~~~ public on who is in charge of the economy and

Â…|€q €|~Â?€`q~ÂŽzzÂ?~Â?Â…|šx†z„~ÂŽ ‘~ {`~Â?€qz~ Â…``‹~ the apprehension of thieves milking to death the Umaru Yar’Adua discontinued further subsidy on economy. Â?zxÂ…`z|z~  zÂ?€Š`z~ {q~ „{„~ |Â…q~  z|zšq~ q z~ {|qz|„z„~ Jonathan August 28 lamented abuse of fuel people, the vulnerable, but pocketed by a rogue subsidies at the launching of the national cabal. Since President Goodluck Jonathan was {„z|q{q‘~Â?€x„~`Â? z†z~ÂŚÂŽ {Â? ~ €`~`ŠDzxz„~€~`zx{€Â?~ deputy in the Yar’Adua administration why is he launching epidemics since 1978) He claimed that still backing the NNPC to continue the dubious these unnamed rich Nigerians, (he was perhaps `Š `{„{z`~Â…|~Â?zxÂ…`z|z~€|„~„z‚‘~ €xĂ„ „Š€Ä`~Â…x„zx´ too scared to name, just as the case of religious z}xz1€ Â?‘‹~ zqxÂ…Â?zŠ†~ {|{`qzx~ Â?{`Â…|Âł and political terrorist Boko Haram), exported 60 percent of the estimated N1.2 trillion (N720 billion) federal government spends yearly on fuel subsidies. This is excluding the other about two trillion naira that is lost every year through theft of crude oil and pilferage of oil revenues which all have remained unchecked despite several }Â…ÂŒzx|†z|q~ ƒxÂ… z~ xzƒ…xq`~ Š|³€Â?qz„~ Šƒ…|~  Â‘~ }Â…ÂŒzx|†z|q~ q €q~ ƒxzqz|„`~ qÂ…~ š} q~ Â…{Â?~ {|„Š`qx‘~ graft. Said Jonathan, “If you take the issue of subsidy of transport, what we do is subsidizing hydrocarbon (fuel), it does not go to the ordinary people. Government spends huge sums of money, hundreds of billions of naira every year in the budget, ask the National Assembly. Sometimes it is controversial subsidizing kerosene; yet it is not, it is going very high in the market, subsidizing the PMS (petrol) and so on. And those who make the money (read steal the subsidies) will come and Š`z~ q €q~ †…|z‘~ qÂ…~ {|„ŠÂ?z~ q z~ ƒz…ƒÂ?z~ `ŠDzx{|}~ to riot against governmentâ€?. After claiming that those who successfully steal the nearly one trillion naira subsidies turn round to instigate fuel price increase demonstrations as it was done in January President Goodluck Jonathan 2012, President Jonathan gave no clue on what has happened to several government reports, why it Madueke is also parroting such riot bunkum if has remained impossible to identify and prosecute kerosene price is deregulated, though President big time subsidy thieves and what government €`~|Â…ÂŽ~€„„z„~€~|zÂŽ~{|`{} q~q €q~q z~ z|zšÂ?{€x{z`~ is doing now to arrest the monumental thefts of the subsidy theft were the ones who turned which have left the economy prostrate, with round to provoke demonstrations. Who are the factory shutdowns and massive jobs’ Ebolastic {}zx{€|`~}Â…{|}~qÂ…~x{Â…q´~ The truth over the years is that NNPC pretends hemorrhage. Left unanswered is the one poser I have to sell kerosene to marketers at N40.90 per litre, repeatedly asked for years. Why does diesel in an  ÂŠq~ xzƒ…xq`~ `€‘~ {q`~ Â…3Â?{€Â?`~ „z†€|„~ zžqx€~ Ă‹Ăƒ~ Â…3Â?{€Â?Â?‘~ „zxz}ŠÂ?€qz„~ †€xÂ?zq~ `zÂ?Â?~ ‚…x~ šĂƒĂ‚Âł šà Ă‚~ ƒzx~Â?{qxz~ z‚…xz~}z1{|}~€Â?Â?Â…Â?€q{Â…|‹~ÂŽ {Â? ~{|~zDzÂ?q~ per litre while kerosene in a regulated market means that the fuel can never sell at N50 when allegedly subsidized by government sells for †€xÂ?zqzx`~€„„~q z{x~ƒx…šq~†€x}{|~€|„~`ŠƒƒÂ?‘~€|„~

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logistics costs. Â?xz€„‘‹~ q z~ z|€qz~ …††{1zz~ Â…|~ {|€|Â?z~ {|ÂŒz`q{}€q{|}~q z~Ă?šĂ‚‡º~ {Â?Â?{Â…|ÂłĂ?Ă‹Ă‚~ {Â?Â?{Â…|~†{``{|}~ Â…x~Š|xz†{1z„~Â…{Â?~xzÂŒz|Šz`~{|~šº~†…|q `~ Â‘~ ~ as alleged by former Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi had seven months ago concluded that the N55 billion kerosene subsidy payment in 2013 was illegal. This verdict concurs with Sanusi €|„~ }Â…ÂŹ{~ Â?Â…|Â&#x;Â…Âł ÂŽz€Â?€‹~q z~ {|{`qzx~…‚~š|€|Â?z~ and Coordinating Minister of the Economy position that the illegal spending should be probed via forensic auditing. But former NNPC GMD Andrew Yakubu had claimed the “missingâ€? $10.8b is “in the pockets of Nigeriansâ€? as it was spent on {}zx{€|`~ÂŚÂŒ{€~Â?zxÂ…`z|z~`Š `{„‘§Ă™~~ Â?Â…|Â&#x;Â…Âł ÂŽz€Â?€~ doubts, remarking, “If the money was spent on operational costs, let us see evidence that it was spent in an authorised way. And if not, let the €†…Š|q~ z~xz†{1z„~qÂ…~q z~ z„zx€q{Â…|~ Â?Â?…Š|q‡~~ However, the Senate has successfully swept the €|Š`{~ Â…ÂŽÂ?zx~Š|„zx~q z~xŠ}~€`~ÂŽzÂ?Â?~€`~q z~ qz„…Â?€³ €x…ŠÂ?~{|ÂŒz`q{}€q{Â…|`~{|„{Â?q{|}~q…ƒ~Â…{Â?~†€xÂ?zqzx`~ of subsidies’ fraud, with the major actors not yet {|~Â?…Šxq‹~ƒzx €ƒ`~{``Šz`~`z1Â?z„~Š|„zx~q z~q€ Â?z~…‚~ plea bargaining for electioneering slush funds.

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…‚~ ‡~ |„zz„‹~ÂŽ €q~{`~q z~…ŠqÂ?…†z~…‚~q z~`Â…Âł Â?€Â?Â?z„~ ‚…xz|`{Â?~ €Š„{q~ ÂŽ {Â? ~ Â?Â…|Â&#x;Â…Âł ÂŽz€Â?€~ †€„z~ ƒ€qx{Â…q{Â?~ |Â…{`z~ € Â…Šq´~ ~ ‘~ €`~ Â?Â…|Â&#x;Â…Âł ÂŽz€Â?€~ suddenly lose her tongue for months now; or has she been cowed again by the cabal as it did when she served and resigned under the Obasanjo €„†{|{`qx€q{Â…|´ Government is yet to give a public report on the NNPC and Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) that were indicted for believably collaborating with unscrupulous petroleum marketers to defraud government of qx{Â?Â?{Â…|`~…‚~|€{x€~ÂŒ{€~ƒ€{„³‚…x~ ÂŠq~Š|`ŠƒƒÂ?{z„~‚ŠzÂ?Ă™~ in fraudulently obtaining foreign exchange for bogus imports; claiming subsidies for unsupplied ƒx…„ŠÂ?q`~ €|„~ ‚…x~ x…Š|„³qx{ƒƒ{|}~ €|„~ †…|z‘~ Â?€Š|„zx{|}Ç~€Â?Â?~Â?x{†{|€Â?~Â…Dz|Â?z`~€}€{|`q~q z~`q€qz‡~~ ‘~{`~Â…{Â?~}x€‚q~q…Š} ~qÂ…~š} q´~ zÂ?€Š`z~ ~{`~ {|Œ…Â?ÂŒz„‡~~ z~ zqxÂ…Â?zŠ†~ {|{`qx‘‹~ Š„}zq~ 3Â?z~ in Presidency, Central Bank, NNPC, PPPRA, DPR, were all indicted in subsidy theft by Reps report and Presidency report. Therefore, whether Presijo likes the heat of the kitchen or not the public will knock him continuously until he serves public interest and not seemingly protect the interest of a cabal stealing national collective wealth. z~ ‹~ÂŽ {Â? ~{`~q z~`Šƒx€³}Â…ÂŒzx|†z|q~q €q~ earns and eats national revenues without being accountable to even the president or National Assembly, is left untouched to further nurse the pockets of the powers that be. The Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) is yet to be passed by NASS 13 years after being introduced, thereby allowing multinational oil corporations and government Â…3Â?{€Â?`~qÂ…~Â?Â…|q{|Šz~xzÂŒz|Šz~q z‚q`‡~~ About two years after Reps fuel subsidy expose, what quantity of fuel is Nigeria consuming and paying subsidies on: 59 or 35 million litres ƒzx~ „€‘´~ €Œz~ Â?z€Â?€}z`~  zz|~ ƒÂ?Š}}z„´~ Â…q~ ÂŒ{`{ Â?zĂ™~€`~‚z„zx€Â?~}Â…ÂŒzx|†z|q~ƒxz‚zx`~qÂ…~Â…D` Â…xz~ apprehension of oil and revenue criminals to ‚…xz{}|~ Â?…Š|qx{z`~ `…†z~ …‚~ ÂŽ {Â? ~ €xz~  z|zšq{|}~ ‚x…†~ q z~ †€``{ÂŒz~ š|€|Â?{€Â?~ z†…xx €}z‡~ ~ €|~ this clueless and prodigal leadership be trusted to make the desired change to move the nation ‚…xŽ€x„~ qÂ…~ Š`z~ …„³}{ÂŒz|~ ÂŽz€Â?q ~ qÂ…~ {†ƒxÂ…ÂŒz~ q z~ Â?{ÂŒz`~ …‚~ q z~ Â?{q{ÂŹz|x‘´~ ~ €|~ `{†{Â?€xÂ?‘~ Â?Â?ŠzÂ?z``~ citizenry be trusted to make the desired change {|~q z{x~ z|zšq~Â…x~€xz~q z‘~}Â…{|}~qÂ…~`{†ƒÂ?‘~q xÂ…ÂŽ~ up hands in surrender as GEJ has done; preferring qÂ…~ Â…D` Â…xz~ qÂ…~ …„~ q z~ `Â…Â?Šq{Â…|`~ qÂ…~ `zÂ?‚³{|Â’{Â?qz„~ troubles for which Baba God has given us wisdom qÂ…~xz`Â…Â?ÂŒz´ We must diligently keep government on its toes, monitor it to deliver on its promises and make sure that the current National Assembly investigation into the jumbo fuel subsidies and NNPC racket is  x…Š} q~ qÂ…~  z|zšÂ?{€Â?~ z|„~  Â‘~ Â&#x;€{Â?{|}~ Â?ŠÂ?ƒx{q`~ q €q~ have collected illicit subsidies that made the price of petrol to sell N97 per litre compared to N18 in Venezuela.

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