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APC’s office invasion: Court frees arrested workers FRANCIS IWUCHUKWU

information is clearly a jurisdiction,â€? he said. He equally ordered the }€€ƒ’| †˜ Â?“ƒ †˜  |Â’ Â’|}J~  Â„violation of Section 35 of The judge subsequently applicants not to travel ‘ Â—¢ Â„‚ |‡ƒ Â?“ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â’Â†Â„Â’Â…  Â“ƒ Â’|}Jƒ€’ †˜ |‡ƒ the Constitution. issued a restraining order outside the country withThe judge also ordered All Progressives “It is clear that there is a against DSS from further out informing the court. DSS to unseal the buildCongress (APC), contravention of Section arrest of the applicants It is recalled that the ing where the arrest took arrested and de35 and the applicants were pending the determinaopposition party had acplace, even as he granted tained by operanot properly brought betion of the substantive cused DSS of invading its an interim injunction retives of the Department fore a competent court of suit. •ƒŠ} †0‘ƒ~  Âƒ}¢ Â„‚ |† |‡ƒ straining them from furof State Security (DSS) last week, were yesterday set free by Justice Mohammed Yunusa of a Fedƒ€}  Â‚‡ †—€| Â’ # Â„‚  Â„ Ikoyi, Lagos. ‡ƒ ‘†—€| Â’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘ Â?‘}  ¥ released Chinedu Atuche, Fayemi Olaposi, Augustine Onuchukwu, Ebun Ilori and Esther Enemy, who were all arrested November 22, 2014, after DSS operatives, accompanied ¤¥ Π  Â‘ƒ †0‘ƒ€’~ }  ÂƒÂ‚edly raided a building belonging to the opposition party, said to be its data †0‘ƒ }|   ÂƒÂ„ “ƒ„—ƒ~ Lagos. The judge, in his ruling, declared that the detention of the applicants for more than a week without charging them to court ”}Â’ „†| ŠÂ—Â’| Â?}¤ ÂƒÂ… According to Justice Yunusa, “The arrest and Minister of State for Education, Prof. Viola Onwuliri (r), speaking at the executive leadership training and developdetention of a person for ment for principals of federal unity colleges in Abuja recently. With her are Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry the purpose of obtaining of Education, Dr. Mac-John Nwaobiala (m) and Director, Human Resources Management, Dr. Bello Umar.

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he All Progressives Congress (APC) has challenged the Department of State Services (DSS) to immediately tell Nigerians the outcome of its investigations into the cookedup allegation of permanent voters cards (PVC) cloning that forced the security agency to unlawfully invade the party’s of�‘ƒ’  „ }‚†’ †“ƒ€ } ”ƒƒ• ago. In a statement issued in Abuja on Tuesday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said if no evidence of PVC cloning was found, DSS should apologise to Nigerians for acting on the basis of faulty intelligence. “Without carrying out any investigation and with no shred of evidence, DSS gleefully announced to the world that they stormed our data centre because they got information that Permanent Voters Cards were being cloned there. “On the basis of this uncorroborated announcement, PDP categorically accused APC of cloning PVCs. It is now over a week since the DSS carted away materials and computer servers after €}„’}‘• „‚ †—€ †0‘ƒ’ ˜†€ over two hours. The agen-

cy’s experts must have analysed the information in the materials and on the servers. ‘’Therefore, we are now asking them to immedi-

}|ƒ ¥ }„„†—„‘ƒ |‡ƒ Â€ Â?„¢ings to the world. After all, it took them only a few hours after their Gestapo  Â•Âƒ  Â„“}Â’ Â†Â„ †˜ †—€ †0‘ƒ’ before they issued their

baseless allegation of PVC cloning to justify their action,� APC said. It advised DSS to always endeavour to act professionally and fairly in car-

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anada has described Boko Haram attacks on the Kano Central Mosque as outrageous and premeditated act targeted at defenceless civilians. Canadian Foreign Affairs’ Minister, John Baird, in a statement made available by the country’s High Commission in Abuja, stressed that the terror attack “is all the more repugnant because of its deliberate targeting of innocent and devout Muslims as

! " #$ they gathered in their place of worship for their Friday prayers. “Terrorists in Nigeria have killed thousands in ‚—„ }„¢ ¤Â†¤ }#}‘•’ †„ churches, schools, police stations, military and government buildings and even mosques. Hundreds of thousands of innocent people have been driven from their homes. “Canada stands in solidarity with the Nigerian people as they are faced ” |‡ |‡ƒ’ƒ ‡ƒ Â„†—’ }#}‘•’…

On behalf of all Canadians, †Jƒ€ ÂŹÂĄ Â’ Â„‘ƒ€ƒ ‘†„¢Â†lences to the families and friends of those killed and wish a speedy recovery to the injured,â€? Baird said. On his part, the High Representative and Vice President of the European Union (EU), Federica Mogherini, said, “by targeting a Muslim place of worship, the terrorists have again shown their complete disrespect for the sacredness of human life, as well as their desire only

2015: Why 740,000 IDPs in north-east may be disenfranchised SAMINU IBRAHIM, Abuja

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head next year general elections, there are fears no fewer than 740,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from Nigeria’s north east risk being disenfranchised. The fears became heightened as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)

yesterday declared that activities of insurgency in the north eastern part of the country has led to over 740,000 IDPs Director-General of the Electoral Institute (TEI), Professor Abubakar Momoh, who gave the charge yesterday, vowed to reach out to all persons, assuring that no one would be disenfranchised in ongoing Permanent Voter Card (PVC)

registration exercise. According to Momoh, who spoke at TEI ninth public lecture, with the theme: ‘Youth and Electoral Violence in Africa’, held in Abuja, said the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) provided the commission with the number of people displaced from the north eastern Nigeria. He noted that TEI has,

Insurgency: Jonathan urges religious leaders to intensify prayers for Nigeria NANKPAH BWAKAN, Bauchi

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resident Goodluck Jonathan yesterday rying out its duties, rather declared that with than taking beer parlour the increasing spate of gossips as useful intelli- bomb blasts in parts of gence, adding: “It is this the country, which has type of faulty intelligence claimed thousands of |‡}| ‡}Â’ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ Â’| ¼ Â„‚ |‡ƒ lives, men and women of ƒJ†€|Â’ |† ¢ÂƒÂ‘†„’|€—‘| God are now the last line Boko Haram and facilitate security. |‡ƒ ¤}# Âƒ |† ƒ„¢ |‡ƒ  Â„’—€Speaking at the thanksgency that is daily killing giving service of Professor and maiming innocent Suleiman Elias Bogoro, Nigerians.â€? Executive Secretary of TETFund, held at COCIN Central, Tafawa Balewa Local Government Area of Bauchi State, President Goodluck charged religious leaders to intensify |† Â’ÂŚÂ€Âƒ}¢ |ƒ€€†€ }„¢ ’—Jƒ€- prayers for the peace and ing. unity of the country, as no “The fatal explosion nation cries to God and in the Central Mosque in Kano during Friday he (God) turns his back prayers has caused terri- against them. The president, who was ble loss of life. The EU expresses its condolences to represented by his Chief of families of those victims, |}J~ € Â‚ ƒ„… †‡„ €†‚the Muslim community bofa, said “We can’t continue to allow our people and all Nigerians. “EU stands with the Ni- to be killed. Men of God gerian authorities and its need to rise and cry unto ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ  Â„ |‡ƒ Â?‚‡| }‚} Â„Â’| God. You are the last line terrorism and the respect in security and support. for human rights,â€? Mogh- You need to go on your erini stated. knees and cry more unto God. The country needs your prayer at this trying period and at all times.â€? The president called on over the years, carefully selected topics and Nigerians to continue to themes that would not promote peaceful coex†„ ¥ ¤ÂƒÂ„ƒÂ?| |‡ƒ Œ—¤  Â‘ istence, maintaining that but with topical issues peace was the ingredient that are of relevance to the country needs to dethe prevailing situation liver dividends of democracy. in the country. Governor Isa Yuguda of Also speaking, the Director General of Nation- Bauchi commended Jonaal Institute for Hospitality than for appointing Proand Tourism, Mrs. Chika fessor Bogoro and several Balogun, said the youth sons and daughters of the have all it takes to be at state in key positions in the country. the corridors of power.

Attack on Kano mosque outrageous--Canada TAIYE AGBAJE, Abuja

|‡ƒ€ ’‡—# Â„‚ |‡ƒ ¤Â—  ¢ Â„‚ or taking any step in connection with the property, pending determination of the substantive suit. At the last proceeding †„ |‡ƒ ÂŹ}#ƒ€~  }Â”ÂĄÂƒÂ€ |† DSS, Peter Okerinmodun informed the judge that his client was not aware of the court’s order. According to the lawyer, “My appearance today is from what I read in newspapers. One newspaper Â’} ¢ |‡ƒ ÂŹ}#ƒ€ ‘}ÂŹÂƒ —Œ }| Ikeja (High Court). “I made contact with (DSS) headquarters to ascertain the authenticity. They said there was no service on them. Even as at this morning, nobody ‡}Â’ ‘†„Â?Â€ÂŹÂƒ¢Â… †~ ”}Â’ not briefed.â€?

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Shot House of Assembly aspirant recounts ordeal SYLVESTER IDOWU, Warri

Â’}Â’Â’ Â„Â’ †“ƒ€  }Â’| }|—€¢}ÂĄ primaries of the People n aspirant to Democratic Party (PDP) ƒ |} |}|ƒ in the state expressing House of gratitude to God for his A s s e m b l y ’—€“ Â“} Â†Â˜ }„ }#}‘• ¤¥ Godspower unknown gunmen even | Â‡~ ÂĄÂƒÂ’|ƒ€¢}ÂĄ „ Â‚‡| €ƒ- when he had been intimicounted his experience dated to step down from in the hands of hired as- the race.

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Newswatch Times recalled that Etih was shot severally by gunmen who trailed him to his family house located at Lower Erejuwa Road/Odibo |€ƒƒ| €ƒ} †˜ }€€  }Â’| ‡—€’¢}ÂĄ „ Â‚‡|~ ¾œ ‡†—€’ before the PDP assembly primaries.

The aspirant who spoke on the hospital bed in a Œ€ “}|ƒ ‘  „ ‘  „ }€€ where he was receiving treatment said he had obediently stepped down when he was prevailed upon to do so by the party leaders but could not fathom why anyone

L-R: Agu of Ndidia-Ozaa Autonomous Community, Ukwa West, Eze Samuel Agu; Uhuru-Ndoki Autonomous Community, Eze Obinna Nwagbara; Ipu South Autonomous Community, Eze Godwin Ukanna and Obeaku-Ndoki Au^_`_q_{| &_qq{`}^~ ( € , Â€Â‚ƒ„{…†} ( Â€ Â€ ‡{ˆ}`ƒ ‚ q€‡}‚ ‰ˆ}€Š`ƒ _` ^†€ ‹_ÂŒ}^}…‚Œ |}^{‚^}_` }` $‰‚ $‰}‚ 6^‚^€ ~€|^€ˆ‡‚~

Tension in Delta community over killing of driver by Police SYLVESTER IDOWU, Asaba

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ension is gradually mounting in Boji Boji Owa in Ika North East Local GovernÂŹÂƒÂ„| }€ƒ} †˜ ƒ |} |}|ƒ over the alleged killing last —„¢}ÂĄ †˜ |‡ƒ ¢Â€ Â“ƒ€ †˜ } company by policemen attached to Abavo division in the state. The youths of the community are preparing for a

showdown with the police today for the dastardly killing of the young man iden| Â?ƒ¢ }Â’ ‚†‘‡—•”— •}for for no just course after trailing him to Nwala street where he was allegedly shot by the policemen. Newswatch Times gathered that the victim was pursued to the area by a police patrol team where his ‘†Œ}„¥~ ÂŚ}Ԡ †}ÂŹ ”}Â’ located and shot him dead and left him in the pool of his blood but arrested his motor boy and took him to

Abavo police station. It was learnt that the policemen then asked the arrested motor boy to call his relation for his bail but when he called his company was told that his driver was dead and had nothing to do with the police for his freedom. “The company told the †|†€ ¤Â†ÂĄ |‡}| ‡ Â’ ¢Â€ Â“ƒ€~ Igochukwu was dead already and that they were taking issues with the police. He was advised to wait for further action. The

company believed that his arrest was to cover the ille‚} Â•    Â„‚ †˜ |‡ƒ ¢Â€ Â“ƒ€¸~ } police source disclosed. Newswatch Times learnt that the policemen involved have been arrested and were being detained at Owa-Oyibu police station while the youths were mobilising for a protest against incessant police killings ” |‡†—| }„¥ ŠÂ—Â’| Â?‘}| Â†Â„Â… ƒ |} |}|ƒ †  Â‘ƒ —¤  Â‘ ƒ }| Â†Â„Â’ 0‘ƒ€~ ƒ ÂƒÂ’| Â„} Kalu could not be reached as she did not pick her calls.

would send assassins af|ƒ€ ‡  ” |‡†—| †Jƒ„¢ing anyone in the process. Etih however speculated why they came after him noting that he was seen as a force to be reckoned with politically and that even with his Â’|ÂƒÂŚÂŚÂ Â„Â‚° ¢Â†Â”„~ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ €ƒ}soned that he could still ¤Âƒ  Â„ÂĽÂ—ÂƒÂ„| } }Â’ ‡ƒ ”}Â’ } principal actor in the PDP fold. ¡ ‘|—}  ¥~ ‡}¢  Â„¢ Â‘}|ƒ¢ ÂŹÂĄ  Â„|ƒ€ƒ’|~ ¤Â—| ”‡ƒ„ the system said I should back down I obeyed them. I am a principal actor in that constituÂƒÂ„Â‘ÂĄ~ Π  | Â‘}  ¥ }„¢ †˜ ‘†—€’ƒ~ ”}Â’ |‡ƒ€ƒ |† implement whatever decision the system I belong decides. I was prepared to carry out that ¢ÂƒÂ‘ Â’ Â†Â„~ |   |‡}| Π Â„| |‡}|~ |‡}|  Â„‘ ¢ÂƒÂ„| Âł|‡ƒ }#}‘•´ ‡}ÂŚÂŚÂƒÂ„Âƒ¢Â… “First I must say I am overwhelmed and surprised that I’m still alive today because when |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ Œ—  Âƒ¢ |‡ƒ Â?€’| ’‡†|~ I thought it was normal ۠¤¤ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ €}’‘}  |ÂĄ~ ¤Â—| when one of them turned round to where I was trying to bury my head and ’‡†| }| ÂŹÂƒ }‚} Â„~ }| |‡}| point I knew it was more than what I thought.

cal Government Area of }ÂĄÂƒ Â’} |}|ƒ ¢Â—€ Â„‚ } head of the road walk tagged “Dawn 2015 general  Â„ |‡ƒ €ƒƒ•¸~ |‡ƒ Â’Â’ Â’ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„Â’~ } tant Programmes Mannon-govern- }‚ƒ€ †˜ |‡ƒ ~ €’… mental or- Brenda Bepeh said the ganisation has launched a campaign against violence amongst youths of the Ni‚ƒ€ ƒ |}~ ƒ„ŠÂ† Â„ Â„‚ |Â‡ÂƒÂŹ JOSEPH KINGSTON, Calabar to engage themselves into ue to what they legitimate ventures. described as The group under the worsening con}ƒ‚ Â’ †˜ |}•ƒ‡† ¢ÂƒÂ€Â’ ƒdition of Akpa†‘€}‘¥ ƒ|Ӡۥ~ Â’} ¢  | bayo/Bakassi is embarking on youth oriented programmes aimed †}¢~ €†’’  Â“ƒ€ ¥†—|‡’~ at promoting peace in the under the umbrella of Atimbo †—|‡ †€—~ †„ †„¢}ÂĄ areas. ÂŚÂƒ}• Â„‚ |† Â„ÂƒÂ”Â’ÂŹÂƒÂ„ protested and blocked the }| }‚¤}ÂŹ}~ |‡ƒ ‡ƒ}¢- †„ ¥ }‘‘ƒ’’ ۠}¢ |† •}„‚~ } border town between Nigeria ¹—}€|ƒ€’ †˜ }‚¤}ÂŹ} †-

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”}Â’ ‘—€€ƒ„| ¥ Ӡۥing across three states of the Niger Delta which in‘ Â—¢Âƒ ƒ |}~ }ÂĄÂƒ Â’} }„¢ Rivers. As part of its campaign }‚} Â„Â’| “ Â† ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ~ ’‡ƒ Â’} ¢~

the group had trained 21 ¥†—|‡’ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ƒ |}~ }ÂĄÂƒ sa and Rivers states on community film making. ‡ƒ ‚ƒ’|—€ƒ~ ’‡ƒ Â’} ¢~ was to change the negative narrative that youths

NNAH DOUGLAS, Abuja

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aving gone through the process of student unionism as well as the Ijaw political struggle where she emerged the first woman to occupy the position of the Abuja Chapter of the Ijaw Youth †—„‘  ³ ´~ †€}¢Âƒ Miss Irene Kaladappa Jumbo has stated that political activities in the country is tough. Jumbo who spoke this

of the Niger Delta were synonymous with vio ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ~ • ¢Â„}ŒŒ „‚~ ’ƒ} Œ €}‘¥~ ÂŚÂ ÂŚÂƒ  Â„ƒ “}„¢}  zation and other anti-social vices through commu„ |ÂĄ Â?  ÂŹ}• Â„‚…

Youths protest worsening condition of Bakassi road

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and Cameroon. The blockade caused a severe gridlock as vehicles could not move forward nor |—€„ ¤}‘•… †€•ƒ€’ }„¢ |€}¢ers were stranded as they cursed and blamed both the Federal and state governments for abandoning such an important gateway to Calabar city. Trucks which also used the road to convey cement from

UNICEM (United Cement) factory at Mfamasong could „†| ÂŚ}Â’Â’ }Â’ ”ƒ  ~ |‡ƒ€ƒ¤¥ ‘†pounding the woes of the people. Newswatch Times reports that the angry youths had gathered at the Arab Contractor end of the ever busy road }Â’ ƒ}€ ¥ }Â’ ºŸ½}ÂŹ~ ‘‡}„| Â„‚ war songs in total discontentment over the complete breakdown of the road.

Ita-Giwa denies belonging to Imoke’s political family

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dviser to former President Olusegun Obasanjo on National ’’ƒ¤ ¥ }#ƒ€’~ ƒ„}|†€ (Princess) Florence Ita-Giwa has hit back at Governor Liyel ÂŹÂ†Â•Âƒ †˜ €†’’  Â“ƒ€ |}|ƒ~ saying she does not seek political favours and that she has never been a member of ÂŹÂ†Â•ÂƒÂŻÂ’ Π  | Â‘} Â˜}ÂŹÂ Â ÂĄ~ ¢Âƒspite always giving him total ’—ŒŒ†€|  Â„ ”‡}|ƒ“ƒ€ ‡ƒ ¢Â†ÂƒÂ’~ including his winning governorship election twice. In a statement made avail}¤ Âƒ |† Â„ÂƒÂ”Â’ÂŹÂƒÂ„~ |}°  Â”} said that Imoke held a 40 minutes meeting with some PDP members at his Banquet hall and that all his outbursts and disparaging remarks were all against her. |}°  Â”}~ }¢¢Âƒ¢ |‡}| †—| †˜ Â€ÂƒÂ’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘| ˜†€ ‡ Â’ †0‘ƒ }Â’ †“ƒ€„†€~ ’‡ƒ ”   Â„ƒ“ƒ€ ŠÂ† Â„  Â’’—ƒ’ with him but insisted that all she is clamouring for is for the people to choose their own leaders and representatives as against impositions in the forthcoming elections. The statement reads in parts: “He and his aspirant friend inÂ? |€}|ƒ¢ |‡ƒ €}„•’ †˜ ÂŹÂĄ  Â†Â‘} government and deliberately created factions. The whole country knows the game he has been playing with Bakassi. They have fought me for eight years and I know it.

Politics in Nigeria is tough, says Ijaw leader

2015: Group launches campaign against violence UCHENNA NWAFOR, Yenagoa

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¥†—|‡  Âƒ}¢ÂƒÂ€~ € ¢Â—}• Emmanuel said they had to block the road because the state and Federal governments were looking the other way as the road continues to deteriorate. ¡ ƒ ‡}“ƒ ¢ÂƒÂ‘ ¢Âƒ¢ |‡}| —„|  |‡ƒ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„|  Â„|ƒ€“ƒ„ƒ’~ we will not allow any vehicle to pass because the road is so bad that anything can happen.

|† †—€ Â†Â€Â€ÂƒÂ’ÂŚÂ†Â„¢ÂƒÂ„|~ against the backdrop of the election that brought her into office „ƒ}€ ¥ |Ӡ †„|‡’ }‚†~ said the scenario explains why some politicians play ‘hide and seek’ once elected into office. According to her: “I contested for an executive post at the National level and lost out comÂŚÂ Âƒ|ƒ ¥~ ”}Â’ ¢ÂƒÂŹÂ†Â€} ized because before the ‘†„|ƒ’|~ €ƒ’ Â‚„ƒ¢ ÂŹÂĄ good paying job in AbuŠ}~  ÂƒÂ˜| ÂŹÂĄ ¤Â—Â’ Â„ƒ’’~ and even my house rent was difficult for me to pay because I spent all my resources for the struggle to win a place at the executive level. “This is what our politicians suffer in the country that when they ÂŹ}„}‚ƒ¢ |† ¤Âƒ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘|ƒ¢~ and they considered the money they spent in the course of the camÂŚ} Â‚„~ ÂŚ}€| ÂƒÂ’ }’• ˜†€ huge funds from them that they are left with nothing at the end of it }  ~ |ƒ  ¥Â†Â— Π  | Â‘ }„’ suffer in the struggle to ‚} Â„ ÂŚÂ†Â”ÂƒÂ€~  Â†Â’| †—| everything in my little Π  | Â‘• Â„‚  Â„ |‡ƒ ~ that also explains why whenever these politicians get into power they would want to embezzle all the money in } ’”††Œ~¸ ’‡ƒ Â’|}|ƒ¢Â…

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ISIS: FBI warns U.S. military about social media vulnerabilities

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he FBI on Sunday issued the strongest warning to date about possible }#}‘•’ ¤¥ |‡ƒ |ƒ€rorist group against the United States military inside the homeland, ofÂ?‘ } Â’ |ƒ  ABC News. „ } ŠÂ† Â„|  Â„|ƒ   Â‚ƒ„‘ƒ bulletin issued overnight by the FBI with the Department of Homeland ƒ‘—€ |ÂĄ~ †0‘ } Â’ Â’|€†„‚ly urged those who serve  Â„ —„ Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ |† ’‘€—¤ |‡ƒ Â€ ’†‘ } Âƒ¢ } }‘‘†—„|Â’ †˜ anything that might bring —„”}„|ƒ¢ }#ƒ„| Â†Â„ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ “violent extremistsâ€? or would help the extremists  Âƒ}€„  Â„¢ Â“ ¢Â—} Â’ƒ€“ Â‘ƒ members’ identities. ¡ ‡ƒ }„¢ Â€ÂƒÂ‘Â†ÂŹÂŹÂƒÂ„¢ |‡}| ‘—€€ƒ„| and former members of the military review their †„  Â„ƒ ’†‘ } Âƒ¢ } }‘‘†—„|Â’ ˜†€ }„¥  Â„Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ}tion that might serve to }#€}‘| |‡ƒ }#ƒ„| Â†Â„ †˜ ISIL and its supporters,â€? the federal bulletin sent to  }” ÂƒÂ„Â˜Â†Â€Â‘ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ„| }‚ƒ„‘ ÂƒÂ’ said, advising that troops ¡Â€Â†Â—| Â„ƒ ¥ ƒžÂƒÂ€Â‘ Â’ƒ Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ€}| Â†Â„} Â’ƒ‘—€ |ÂĄ  Â„ |‡ƒ Â€  Â„-

|ƒ€}‘| Â†Â„Â’ †„  Â„ƒ…¸ 0‘ } Â’ Â’} ¢ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ ˜ƒ}€ ‘†Œ¥‘}| }#}‘•’ ¤}’ƒ¢ †„ what happened in Canada last month, when two uniformed Canadian sol¢ ÂƒÂ€Â’ ”ƒ€ƒ •   Âƒ¢  Â„ |Ӡ Â’ÂƒÂŚ}€}|ƒ  Â„‘ ¢ÂƒÂ„|Â’ ¤¥ ¥†—„‚ ÂŹÂƒÂ„ ”‡† ‘ } Âƒ¢ they were ISIS followers. Â†ÂŹÂƒ  Â„ Â… Â… Â’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘ } Â†ÂŚerations and other mili-

|}€¥ ¤Â€}„‘‡ƒ’ ‡}“ƒ |† ¢ ABC News |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ ¢Âƒ}‘| Â“}|ƒ¢~ ’‘€—¤¤Âƒ¢ †€  Â†Â‘•ƒ¢ }‘ƒ¤Â†Â†Â• }„¢ †|‡ƒ€ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â’Â†Â„} Â’†‘ } Âƒ¢ } }‘‘†—„|Â’ †„|‡’ }‚† }| |‡ƒ —€‚ Â„‚ †˜ ’ƒ‘—€ |ÂĄ †0‘ƒ€’ as the U.S. began bombing ISIS in Iraq and Syria last August. But the government on —„¢}ÂĄ „ Â‚‡|  Â„¢ Â‘}|ƒ¢

they had obtained fresh  Â„|ƒ   Â‚ƒ„‘ƒ |‡}| ”}„|Â’ |† €ƒ‘€— | †€  Â„spire sympathisers inside ÂŹÂƒÂ€ Â‘} |† ‡—€| ÂŹÂ Â Â |}€¥ members where they live. ¡ ‡ƒ €ƒ‘ƒ„| ¥ €ƒ‘ƒ Â“ƒ¢ Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ†Â€| Â„‚  Â„¢ Â‘}|ing individuals overseas }€ƒ ’Œ†# Â„‚ }„¢ }’’ƒ’’ Â„‚   Â•Âƒ° Â„¢Âƒ¢  Â„¢ Â“ ¢uals who are willing and

‘}ÂŚ}¤ Âƒ †˜ ‘†„¢Â—‘| Â„‚ }||}‘•’ }‚} Â„Â’| ‘—€€ƒ„| }„¢ former U.S.-based members of the United States military,â€? the bulletin said. #}‘•’ ’—‘‡ }Â’ |‡†’ƒ  Â„ }„}¢} °° ”‡ Â‘‡ }ÂŚÂŚ}€ƒ„| ¥ ”ƒ€ƒ ‘}€€ Âƒ¢ †—| ” |‡†—| ¢ Â€ÂƒÂ‘| ‘†„|}‘| ¤Âƒtween ISIS and the perpetrators -- may “embold-

Netanyahu says Israel could be headed to early election

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Members of ISIS on parade

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housands of Hong Kong pro¢ÂƒÂŹÂ†Â‘€}‘¥ }‘| Â“ Â’|Â’ ˜†€‘ƒ¢ |‡ƒ |ÂƒÂŹÂŚÂ†Â€}€¥ ‘ Â†sure of government headquarters yesterday after ‘ }’‡ Â„‚ ” |‡ Π  Â‘ƒ~ ¢ÂƒÂ˜ÂĄing orders to retreat after more than two months of sustained protests in the ‡ Â„ƒ’ƒ°Â‘†„|۠  Âƒ¢ ‘ |ÂĄÂ… Hong Kong leader Leung Chun-ying said po  Â‘ƒ ‡}¢ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ |† ÂƒÂ€}„| ¤Â—|

enâ€? and “motivateâ€? those who support ISIS, the FBI and DHS said. The day before the U.S.  }—„‘‡ƒ¢  |Â’ ¤ Â‚‚ƒ’| } Â€ ¤  Ăƒ }‚} Â„Â’| |‡ƒ |ƒ€€†€ Â’| group in Iraq and Syria in late September, ISIS Â’ÂŚÂ†Â•ÂƒÂ’ÂŹ}„ ¤Â— †‡}ÂŹÂŹ}¢ } ° ¢Â„}„ Â‘}  Âƒ¢ upon Muslims in the Â… Â… }„¢ Â—Â€Â†ÂŚÂƒ |† }#}‘• members of the military. ¡ † „†| }’• ˜†€ }Â„ÂĄÂ†Â„ÂƒÂŻÂ’ }¢Â“ Â‘ƒ }„¢ ¢Â† „†| ’ƒƒ• }Â„ÂĄÂ†Â„ÂƒÂŻÂ’ “ƒ€¢ Â‘|Â…    |‡ƒ ¢ Â’¤Âƒ  ÂƒÂ“ƒ€ ”‡ƒ|‡ƒ€ ‡ƒ  Â’ ‘ Â“   }„ †€ military, for they have the same ruling. Both of them are disbelievers. †|‡ †˜ |Â‡ÂƒÂŹ }€ƒ ‘†„’ ¢ered to be waging war,â€? Adnani said in an audio Â’ÂŚÂƒÂƒÂ‘Â‡ Œ†’|ƒ¢ †„  Â„ƒ †„ ÂƒÂŚ|ƒ¤ÂƒÂ€ ¿À…

”†— ¢ „†” |}•ƒ ¡Â€ÂƒÂ’† Â—|ƒ }‘| Â†Â„¸~ ’—‚‚ƒ’| Â„‚ |‡}| ÂŚ}| ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ ÂŹ}ÂĄ ‡}“ƒ Â?„}  ¥ run out. ‡}†’ ÂƒÂ€Â—ÂŚ|ƒ¢ }Â’ ‘†muters made their way |† Ӡۥ~ ” |‡ ‡—„¢Â€Âƒ¢Â’ of student-led protesters surrounding Admiralty ƒ„|€ƒ~ ”‡ Â‘‡ ‡†—’ƒ’ †˜Â?‘ƒ’ }„¢ €ƒ|}  Â†Â—| Âƒ|Â’~  Â„ } Â’|}„¢°Â†J ” |‡ Π  Â‘ƒ… ‡ƒ ‘ƒ„|€} Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| †0‘ƒ’ }„¢ |‡ƒ  ÂƒÂ‚ Â’ }|—€ƒ ”ƒ€ƒ ˜†€‘ƒ¢ |† ‘ Â†Â’ƒ  Â„ |‡ƒ

†€„ Â„‚~ }Â’ ”ƒ€ƒ ’‘†€ƒ’ †˜ shops. ‡ƒ  }|ƒ’| ÂĽ}€ƒ°Â—ÂŚ~ ¢Â—€ Â„‚ ”‡ Â‘‡ Π  Â‘ƒ ‘‡}€‚ƒ¢ protesters with batons and pepper spray, under’‘†€ƒ¢ |‡ƒ ˜€—’|€}| Â†Â„ †˜ protesters at Beijing’s re˜—’} |† ¤Â—¢Â‚ƒ †„ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘|†€} reforms and grant greater ¢ÂƒÂŹÂ†Â‘€}‘¥ |† |‡ƒ Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹÂƒÂ€ € | Â’‡ Ԡ Â†Â„ÂĄÂ… “Some people have mis|}•ƒ„ |‡ƒ Π  Â‘ÂƒÂŻÂ’ |† ÂƒÂ€}„‘ƒ ˜†€ ”ƒ}•„ƒ’’~¸ ƒ-

—„‚ |† ¢ Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ†Â€|ƒ€’… ¡ ‘}  for students who are plan„ Â„‚ |† €ƒ|—€„ |† |‡ƒ †‘‘—pation sites tonight not to do so.â€? He did not respond ”‡ƒ„ }’•ƒ¢  Â˜ Π  Â‘ƒ ”†— ¢ ‘ Âƒ}€ |‡ƒ Â’ |ƒ’… Hong Kong Federation of Students leader Alex Chow said the protesters had intended to paralyse government headquarters. “The plan was a fail-

ure on the whole, given |‡}| ƒ“ƒ„  Â˜ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ ÂŚÂ }‘ƒ’ ”ƒ€ƒ Â†Â‘Â‘Â—ÂŚÂ Âƒ¢~ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ ”ƒ€ƒ ‘ Âƒ}€ƒ¢ ¤¥ |‡ƒ Π  Â‘ƒ  mediately,â€? Chow said. ‡ƒ ¢ÂƒÂŹÂ†Â‘€}‘¥ ÂŹÂ†Â“Âƒment represents one of the biggest threats for China’s Communist }€|ÂĄ  Âƒ}¢ÂƒÂ€Â’‡ Œ Â’ Â„‘ƒ ƒ Š Â„‚¯’ ¤ Â†Â†¢¥ ÀœÂ ‘€}‘•¢Â†Â”„ †„ Œ€†°¢ÂƒÂŹÂ†Â‘€}‘¥ Â’|—¢ÂƒÂ„| Œ€†|ƒ’|Â’ in and around Tiananmen Square.

MH17 wreckage to be reassembled in Netherlands for investigation

W A pro-democracy protester who came into contact with pepper spray is helped by volunteer rescuers

€ ƒ ‘ • } ‚ ƒ of Malaysia Airlines flight Ă€Ă Â€ÂƒÂ‘Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Âƒ¢ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ  |Â’ ‘€}’‡ Â’ |ƒ  Â„ ƒ}Â’|ƒ€„ •€} Â„ƒ ”   ¤Âƒ €ƒ}Â’Â’ÂƒÂŹbled for an investigation at a military base in the ƒ|‡ƒ€ }„¢Â’~ —|‘‡ }—thorities said yesterday. ‡ƒ ”€ƒ‘•}‚ƒ~ Ԡ  ÂƒÂ‘|ƒ¢ ¤¥  Â†Â‘} ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ€Â‚ÂƒÂ„Â‘ÂĄ ’ƒ€“ Â‘ƒ’ —„¢ÂƒÂ€ —|‘‡ Â’Â—ÂŚÂƒÂ€vision in an area fought †“ƒ€ ¤¥ —’’ }„°¤}‘•ƒ¢ rebels and troops loyal

to the Kiev government, ”   ¤Âƒ |€—‘•ƒ¢ |† |‡ƒ } Â€ ¤}’ƒ „ƒž| ”ƒƒ•… ‡ƒ } Â€Â‘€}˜| ¢Âƒ¤Â€ Â’  }ÂĄ there for months after the †ƒ Â„‚ à à à ”}Â’ ¢Â†Â”„ƒ¢ †„ — ¥ Àà ~ •    Â„‚ }  ¿Ă‚Âś ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ †„ ¤Â†}€¢~ ¤ÂƒÂ‘}—’ƒ outside investigators had ¢ 0‘— |ÂĄ ƒ„|ƒ€ Â„‚ |‡ƒ area. Investigators and prosƒ‘—|†€’ ¤Âƒ  ÂƒÂ“ƒ |‡ƒ ÂŚÂ }„ƒ ”}Â’   Â•Âƒ ¥ ’‡†| ¢Â†Â”„ ¤¥ a ground-to-air missile ¤Â—| }€ƒ Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ„ |† †’‘†”¯’ theory that it was shot down from the air.

sraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ÂƒÂ„ÂŹÂƒÂ’Â‡Âƒ¢  Â„ } ‘}¤ Â„ƒ| ‘€ Â’ Â’~ Â’} ¢ ÂĄÂƒÂ’|ƒ€¢}ÂĄ ‡ƒ ”†— ¢ ‘}  }„ ƒ}€ ¥ „}| Â†Â„} Âƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„ —„ ÂƒÂ’Â’ €ƒbellious ministers stopped }#}‘• Â„‚ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| Π  Â‘ ÂƒÂ’Â…

 Â’ Ԡ}  | Â†Â„~ ¢Â†ÂŹÂ „}|ƒ¢ by the right-wing, is split on a range of issues, in‘ Â—¢ Â„‚ |‡ƒ ¿½Ă€Âş ¤Â—¢Â‚ƒ|~ ‡ Â‚‡   Â“ Â„‚ ‘†’|Â’~ Π  Â‘ÂĄ |†wards the Palestinians and a Jewish nation-state bill |‡}| ‘€ | Â‘Â’ Â’}ÂĄ ¢ Â’‘€  nates against Israel’s Arab minority. The divisions have Œ€†Œ|ƒ¢ Â’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘Â— }| Â†Â„ |‡}| Netanyahu will bring for”}€¢ }„ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„ |‡}|  Â’ „†| ’‘‡ƒ¢Â— Âƒ¢ —„|  ¿½Ă€Ă Â… „ Œ—¤  Â‘ Â€ÂƒÂŹ}€•’ |† ÂŹÂƒ¤ÂƒÂ€Â’ †˜ ‡ Â’  Â•Â—¢ party, Netanyahu gave his Â’|€†„‚ƒ’|  Â„¢ Â‘}| Â†Â„ ÂĄÂƒ| |‡}| }„ ƒ}€ ¥ ¤}  Â†| ‘†— ¢ ¤Âƒ  Â„ |‡ƒ †0„‚… “I have not enjoyed the ˜— Â?  ÂƒÂ„| †˜ ƒ“ƒ„ |‡ƒ most fundamental obligation -- the loyalty and responsibility of ministers to |‡ƒ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„|  Â„ ”‡ Â‘‡ they serve,â€? he said. “I demand these ministers stop their undermin Â„‚~ Â’|†Œ |‡ƒ }#}‘•’~¸ ƒtanyahu added. “I demand that they ‘ Â†Â’ƒ €}„•’ ¤ÂƒÂ‡ Â„¢ |‡ƒ ÂŚÂ€Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ€ Π  Â‘ÂĄ ˜†€  Âƒ}¢ Â„‚ |‡ƒ „}| Â†Â„~ ˜†€  |Â’ ’ƒ‘—€ |ÂĄ~ ÂƒÂ‘Â†Â„Â†ÂŹÂĄ }„¢  Â†Â”ƒ€ Â„‚ |‡ƒ ‘†’| †˜   Â“ Â„‚~  Â„ ÂƒÂ“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ }Â’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘|Â… ˜ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ }‚€ƒƒ |† ¢Â† ’†~ ”ƒ ‘}„ ‘†„| Â„—ƒ |† Ӡۥ together.

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Ebola may spread to other parts of the world– UN chief

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he head of the United Nations Ebola response mission in West Africa has told the BBC there is still a “huge riskâ€? the deadly disease could spread to other parts of the world. Tony Banbury declined to say if targets he had set  Â„ |‡ƒ Â?‚‡| }‚} Â„Â’| ¤Â† }~ to be achieved by Mon¢}ÂĄ~ ‡}¢ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ ÂŹÂƒ|Â… The targets were for the proportion of people being treated and for the safe burial of highly infectious bodies. The UN boss was speak Â„‚  Â„ €ƒƒ|†”„~ †„ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ ”†€’|°}Jƒ‘|ƒ¢ }€ƒ}Â’Â… On Sunday in Sierra LeÂ†Â„ÂƒÂŻÂ’ ‘}ÂŚÂ |} ~ ¤Â—  ¢Â†Ă„ƒ€’ were clearing large areas for a new burial ground. | |‡ƒ ‘ Âƒ}€}„‘ƒ Â’ |ƒ~ „ƒ}€ } €—¤¤ Â’‡ | Œ~ ‘}€ }˜ter car was arriving with ¤Â†¢ ÂƒÂ’~ }„¢ ’ƒ“ƒ€} Â‡Â—„dred workers were digging graves. „ ‘|†¤ÂƒÂ€~ € }„bury told the UN Security Council that by 1 ƒ‘ƒ¤ÂƒÂ€~ ¡à ½ŒÂƒÂ€ ‘ƒ„| †˜ all those infected by the disease must be under |€ƒ}|ÂŹÂƒÂ„| }„¢ à ½ŒÂƒÂ€ ‘ƒ„|

of the victims safely buried if the outbreak is to be successfully arrestedâ€?. Andrew Harding returns to a British-run clinic criticised for not taking enough patients This interim goal - the — | }|ƒ ‚†}  Â’ Ă„ÂƒÂ€Â† Ebola deaths - was set to try to bend down the upward curve in the graph of cases. Mr Banbury said the à ½ ÂŚÂƒÂ€ ‘ƒ„| |}€‚ƒ|Â’ ”ƒ€ƒ being met in “the vast majorityâ€? of areas in |‡ƒ |‡€ƒƒ ”†€’|°}Jƒ‘|ƒ¢ ‘†—„|€ ÂƒÂ’ ° — Â„ƒ}~  ÂƒÂ€Â€} Leone and Liberia. ¡ —|  Â„ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ }€ƒ}Â’¸~ ‡ƒ Â’} ¢~ ¡ Â„‘ Â—¢ Â„‚ ‡ƒ€ƒ in Sierra Leone - especially in the capital Freetown and in the town of Port Loko - we are falling short. And it is in those areas where we really need to focus our assets and our capabilitiesâ€?. In its latest report on ¿Â †“ƒ¤ÂƒÂ€~ |‡ƒ †€ ¢ Health Organisation said Ă…~Ă‚¿œ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ ”ƒ€ƒ „†” known to have died from ¤Â† }Â… †€ƒ |‡}„ ÀÅ~½½½ have been infected. ƒ|”ƒƒ„ ¿½½ }„¢ Ÿ½½ people are dying every

”ƒƒ•… — Â„ƒ}~  ¤ÂƒÂ€ } and Sierra Leone are by the far the worst hit countries. But Mr Banbury said the situation would have been even worse if the

UN had not intervened: “Early on we adopted a strategy to get this crisis under control which in“† “ƒ’ |€ƒ}|ÂŹÂƒÂ„| ‘ƒ„|€ƒ’~ safe burials and community mobilisation. That

strategy is working.â€? The American UN boss }¢¢Âƒ¢ |‡}|~ ƒ“ƒ„ ’†~ “there is a huge risk to the world that Ebola will spread. It may spread }€†—„¢ |‡ Â’ ’—¤°Â€ÂƒÂ‚ Â†Â„~

or someone could get †„ } ÂŚÂ }„ƒ |† Â’ }~ }| Â„ ÂŹÂƒÂ€ Â‘}~ †€|‡ ÂŹÂƒÂ€ Â‘} or Europe... that is why it is so important to get ¢Â†Â”„ |† Ă„ÂƒÂ€Â† ‘}’ƒ’ }Â’ quickly as possibleâ€?.

South African leading conservationist dies

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outh African conservationist Ian  }ÂĄÂƒÂ€~ |‡ƒ ¤Â€Â†|‡er of golfer Gary Player and a key Â?‚—€ƒ  Â„ ¤Â—  ¢ Â„‚ |‡ƒ €ƒgion’s rhino population from a perilously small number half a century }‚†~ ‡}Â’ ¢ Âƒ¢Â… ‡ƒ œà °¥Âƒ}€°Â† ¢ ‘†„servationist was surrounded by family when he died Sunday at his home “after a short ill„ƒ’’~¸ Â’} ¢ |‡ƒ   ¢ÂƒÂ€Â„ƒ’’ †—„¢}| Â†Â„~ } ‘†„servation group that he founded. ‡ Â„†’~ ”‡ Â‘‡ }€ƒ —„der severe threat from Π}‘‡ƒ€’ |†¢}ÂĄ~ } Â’† faced a crisis in the ÀÂŽ’ ”‡ƒ„  }ÂĄÂƒÂ€  Âƒ¢ an operation to move some from a wildlife sanctuary and build populations in other re-

’ƒ€“ƒ’~  Â„‘ Â—¢ Â„‚ €—‚ƒ€ National Park. ¡  |‡†—| ‡ Â’ Ӡۥ~ you can imagine that we would have lost all our €‡ Â„†’~¸ Â’} ¢ —„¢ Â’  Âƒ •ƒ|ƒ„ ~ |‡ƒ „ƒ” ¥ }ÂŚpointed chief executive †0‘ƒ€ †˜ †—|‡ ˜€ Â‘}ÂŻÂ’ national parks. Mketeni described Player as a role model ”‡† ”}Â’ ‘† #ƒ¢ to “empowering black rangersâ€? at a time when South Africa was under white racist rule. Player

}„¢ }‚¹—¤Â— |†¤Âƒ }~ } — Â— €}„‚ƒ€ }„¢ ‚— ¢Âƒ~ developed a strong bond †“ƒ€ |‡ƒ ÂĄÂƒ}€’~ ‘}ÂŚ|—€ing and relocating rhinos and also trying to counter poaching gangs in the bush. South Africa’s rhino population has expandƒ¢ |† }¤Â†Â—| ¿½~½½½~ †€ œ½ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â‘ÂƒÂ„| †˜ ˜€ Â‘}ÂŻÂ’ rhinos. Poachers have •   Âƒ¢ ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ |‡}„ Ă€~½½½ rhinos in South Africa this year as demand for rhino horn rises in

parts of Asia. The horn  Â’ ÂŹ}¢Âƒ †˜ •ƒ€}| Â„~ } substance also found in human fingernails. Some people covet it as a status symbol and a healing agent despite a lack of evidence that it can cure. „ } Â’|}|ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ„|~ †—|‡ African President Jacob Zuma described Player’s death as “a great loss for the nation and for the nature conservation community worldwide.â€?

Zuma ‘failed’ S/A in 2014, – DA

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RESIDENT Jacob Zuma has failed }Â’ }  Âƒ}¢ÂƒÂ€  Â„ ¿½Ă€Âľ~ especially when it comes to South ˜€ Â‘}ÂŻÂ’ ÂƒÂ‘Â†Â„Â†ÂŹÂĄ~ |‡ƒ ÂƒÂŹocratic Alliance (DA) says. Presenting the party’s endof-year “Cabinet Report }€¢¸ ÂĄÂƒÂ’|ƒ€¢}ÂĄ~ ÂŚ}€liamentary leader Mmusi Maimane said the situation in the country deteriorated  Â„ ¿½Ă€Âľ~ }„¢ |‡ƒ  }‘• Â—Â’|€ƒ performance by Mr Zuma and most members of his bloated cabinet had contributed to the downward slide. The DA’s annual scorecard assesses the performance of the president and his cabinet ministers. The rating criteria used to measure performance are the level of accountability of  „ Â’|ƒ€’~ |‡ƒ Â’|}|ƒ †˜ ‡ƒ} |‡ of their departments and the level of services they deliver. ‡ƒ ¿½Ă€Âľ ’‘†€ƒ‘}€¢ ‚}“ƒ Mr Zuma a rating of 1 out of Ă€½~ }„¢ ‡ Â’ ‘}¤ Â„ƒ| }„ †“ƒ€}  ¾Â… “President Zuma has failed to deliver positive improvements to the lives †˜ †—|‡ ˜€ Â‘}„’~ }„¢  Â’ prepared to compromise the constitution to protect

‡ Â’ƒ Â˜ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ †“ƒ€’ Â‚‡|~ € Maimane said yesterday. “He is a destructive presence at the centre of our government and can be directly linked to many of our †’| ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’Â’ Â„‚ ‘‡}  ÂƒÂ„‚ƒ’~¸ he said. Counting against the president were his unwillingness to answer questions in Parliament. Mr Maimane noted that Mr Zuma had failed to answer a full set of questions in Parliament Â’ Â„‘ƒ †“ƒ¤ÂƒÂ€ ¿½Ă€Âź~  Â„ contravention of parliamentary rules which require ‡  |† }#ƒ„¢ †„‘ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ€ |ÂƒÂ€ÂŹÂ… This had undermined parliament and the constitution. Also contributing to his pitiful score were Mr Zuma’s lack of accountability †„ •}„¢ }~ ¤Âƒ Â„‚ ¡ Â’Â’ing in actionâ€? with regard to the Eskom crisis and his ˜}  Â—€ƒ |† ƒJƒ‘| Â“ƒ ¥ ¢Âƒ} with corruption by govÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| †0‘ } Â’~ Â’} ¢ € Maimane. Joining Mr Zuma at the Ǥ†#† †˜ |‡ƒ ‘ }Â’Â’ÂŻ ”ƒ€ƒ Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel ³À †—| †˜ Ă€½´~ ”‡† |‡ƒ blames for the economic policy confusion plagu-

ing government; Communications Minister Faith —|‡}¤ ~ ”‡†~ }‘‘†€¢ Â„‚ |† |‡ƒ ~ ”}Â’ }| |‡ƒ centre of Mr Zuma’s bid to turn the state communications apparatus into a propaganda machine; and Energy Minister Tina

Â†ÂƒÂŹ}|° ƒ#ƒ€’’†„~ ”‡† received a rating of 1 out of Ă€½ ˜†€ Œ—’‡ Â„‚ }‡ƒ}¢ ” |‡ } “disastrousâ€? nuclear build programme and stalling on the development of the gas and renewable energy industries. Mmusi Maimane of the Democratic Alliance Party

Hindochas to sue Dewani – Report

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he parents of slain honeymoon bride Anni Hindocha Dewani are reportedly going to sue Shrien Dewani over his

Shrien Dewani in court

sexual orientation. According to the Daily Mail~  Â„†¢ }„¢   }ÂŹ Hindocha are set to take legal action against Dewani because they believe Anni would never have married him if she knew he was gay or bisexual. “It was a false wedding because of who he really was... Anni would never have married Shrien if she knew the truth that he was bisexual or gay. She would never have acÂ‘ÂƒÂŚ|ƒ¢  |~¸ |‡ƒ Daily Mail quoted Nilam Hindocha

as saying. “I would have cancelled the wedding and I am sure Anni would never have got married to him if she had known |‡ƒ |€—|‡ }¤Â†Â—| ‡ ~¸ ’‡ƒ added. ‡ƒ Ăˆ¿½½ ½½½ ”ƒ¢¢ Â„‚ was mostly paid for by the Hindochas. “I am going to sue him for that. Not just for the ÂŹÂ†Â„ÂƒÂĄ~ ¤Â—| ˜†€ |‡ƒ  Â†Â’Â’ of my daughter. Anni left this world just for noth Â„‚~¸  Â„†¢  Â„¢Â†Â‘‡} €ƒportedly said.

“We need closure and I don’t have anything }‚} Â„Â’| Â‡Â†ÂŹÂ†Â’ÂƒžÂ—} Â’~ but it is the way he deceived our family... For „„ ¯Â’ Â’}•ƒ~ ‡ƒ —’| Â’ÂŚÂƒ}• †—|~ ¤Âƒ } ÂŹ}„ }„¢ not a coward and say what really happened to Anni.â€? News of Dewani’s sexual orientation emerged during the opening days †˜ ‡ Â’ |€ }  Â„ }ÂŚÂƒ †”„~ where it was revealed that he was bisexual and had paid for gay prostitutes.

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FG, NASS and explosion of fake drugs trade

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he shutdown of several pharmaceutical stores in Kano and Lagos drug markets a few days ago highlights the renewed activities of merchants of death in the face of weak regulatory agency and the lack of interest of the National Assembly in speedily passing the bill to tighten the noose on poison peddlers. The constitution of a support federal task force recently signals that the National Agency for Food Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has lost grip in checking the mushrooming of counterfeit drugs importers and manufacturers. The current massive proliferation of substandard drugs freely sold without inhibition in open markets is a giant reversal of the good works of the late NAFDAC boss Prof. Dora Akunyuli who survived assassins bullets in the bold drive to chase out of business merchants making blood money from poisons peddled as medications.

†”ƒ“ƒ€~ |‡ƒ ’ƒ} †J †˜ about 400 pharmaceutical shops in Idumota and Mushin in Lagos and in Sabongari in Kano recently might reduce the widespread of fake drugs distribution, if sustained and not compromised with bribery and corruption, and if the national legislature and federal government stand up to their responsibility of passing speedily the bill for life jail for peddlers of fake drugs. The bill has been marooned at the National Assembly for about two years with no one telling the public why such an important bill to protect the health of innocent Nigerians should be ignored. The Federal Task Force on Fake and Counterfeit Drugs and Unwholesome Processed foods, which seized substandard drugs worth N700 million in the raid, is made up of NAFDAC, and other stakeholders, including the Pharmacy Council of Nigeria, the Police, and the Customs department. NAFDAC Director General Dr. Paul Orhii said the raid uncovered counterfeit and expired drugs, such as

antimalarials, antibiotics, aphrodisiacs with pornographic pictorials as well as fake and expired prescription, controlled drugs for treating terminal diseases. However, observations show that the shut shops in Mushin have been reopened and now dispense the bogus drugs from hideouts outside the prying eyes of regulatory agency. The task force must be vigorous and sustain incorrigibly the clampdown to route the merchants of death. More importantly the FG and NASS must bring out of the cooler the NAFDAC bill prescribing life imprisonment for fake drug manufacturers and importers. The House of Representatives had 18 months ago commenced debate on the vital bill to check impunity of poison medicine manufacturers, importers and peddlers. Newswatch had in the past one year repeatedly drawn FG }„¢ }#ƒ„| Â†Â„ |† Â’ÂŚÂƒÂƒ¢  ¥ passing the bill into law. The long bureaucracy delay had fuelled suspicion, which we asked government to dispel, that fake drug barons might ¤Âƒ }#ÂƒÂŹÂŚ| Â„‚ |† ’‡††| ¢Â†Â”„ the NAFDAC amendment bill, as drug counterfeiting is a global, multibillion-dollar illicit business. Nothing much has been heard on the bill’s progress after passing second reading in the House. The bill is to tighten the noose on manufacturers and distributors by amending the Fake Drugs and Unwholesome Processed Foods (miscellaneous) Act Cap C34 of 2004. The maximum of life sentence new bill is to replace the slap-onwrist maximum jail of 15 years with an option of N500,000. In the new amendment, hawkers of prescription drugs risk seven years jail term, while all convicted fake drug producers and peddlers would ‡}“ƒ |‡ƒ Â€ ÂŚÂ€Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ€| ÂƒÂ’ ‘†„Â?’‘}|ƒ¢ |† Â‘Â†ÂŹÂŚÂƒÂ„Â’}|ƒ  ¢ÂƒÂ„| Â?ƒ¢ “ Â‘| Â’ of fake drugs. Hawkers in open markets may pay N5 million Â?„ƒ  Â„   ÂƒÂ— †˜  ŒÂ€ Â’Â†Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| or serve both sentencing. The

draft bill however provided for an option of N10 million Â?„ƒ ˜†€ ÂŹ}„—˜}‘|—€ƒ€’ †€   Â˜Âƒ imprisonment or both. Also trapped in the new punishment are aiders and }¤Âƒ#†€’ |† ’ƒ  Â†Â€ ¢ Â’ÂŚÂ }ÂĄ ¡}„¥ counterfeit, adulterated, banned or fake, substandard or expired drugs or unwholesome processed food in any form whatsoever ‘† |Â’ }„ †Jƒ„‘ƒ¸Â… China and India are the major sources of counterfeit drugs to Nigeria and the rest of the world. It must be noted that China will not spare the life of any fake drug ÂŚÂƒ¢¢ ÂƒÂ€Â… †Œ †0‘ } Â’ have been accused of allegedly recycling some seized fake drugs ˜†€ Â? |‡¥  Â—‘€ƒ… However, the maximum penalty hardly deters all diehards under a nonchalant regulator. Fake drug manufacturers thrive partly because regulatory NAFDAC

allegedly conspire to cover up criminality. There must be continuous and rigorous campaign against this illicit trade. Research shows 85 per cent of the anti-malarial drugs in Nigerian markets were impotent contributing to the epidemic of treatment failures, drug resistant malaria parasites, disability, and death. The operational licence of any pharmacist involved should also be withdrawn while the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) should delist culprits from its membership. All states should domesticate the law, after its passage by the National Assembly, for stronger ƒJƒ‘| }| ƒ‡ ‚€}’’€††|’ ” |‡  }€‚ƒ victims. Imperative is the resuscitation of the pre-shipment arrangement, in which NAFDAC agents monitor the shipment of drugs from overseas before landing.

‡ƒ Ԡ  }¤Â†Â€}| Â“ƒ ƒJ†€| ” |‡ other countries that was hitherto —„¢ÂƒÂ€ •—„¥—  Â”†— ¢ ’—0‘ƒ… Federal government should prioritise its foreign policy and ensure that the international collaborators of these drug †Jƒ„¢ÂƒÂ€Â’ }€ƒ ¤ }‘•  Â’|ƒ¢~ ’† |‡}| they cannot under any guise, do any business in Nigeria. This punishment must be more stringent and strictly enforced, if the law is to have any desired ƒJƒ‘|Â… This must be so, because many renal diseases, such as, kidney failure, liver problem and cancerous bones have been traced to the use of fake drugs. The Senate should also expedite action on the bill, so it does not die like several other bills. A dynamic person should replace the incumbent NAFDAC Director-General, Paul Orhi, when his term expires.

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View Point Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Perils of parallel government

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emocracy`s eternal relevance is anchored on the time honoured premise that it is the government of the people and sovereignty €ƒ’ ¢ÂƒÂ’ ” |‡ |‡ƒ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘|†€}|ƒ… ‡ƒ constitutional framework of such a government is that periodically the people exercise their franchise in elections and those voted into power exercise that sovereign on behalf of the electorate. ‡ƒ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| †˜ |‡ƒ ¢}ÂĄ  Â’ |‡ƒ ƒžŒÂ€ÂƒÂ’’ƒ¢ will of the people and that is why political scientists and legal experts hold dear the outcome of elections whether general elections or local elections. No group of people is allowed to form government without the expressed permission of |‡ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ ÂƒÂ… ‡ƒ€ƒ  Â’ „†|‡ Â„‚   Â•Âƒ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„|  Â„ exile or that of parallel government which are all recipes for chaos and anarchy. What democracy permits especially in parliamentary system of government is shadow government that keeps the government on its toes. In a presidential system of government, there is nothing like shadow government, what is obtainable is that the opposition party acts a checks on the activities of the government so that the electoral mandate of the people is not misappropriated. —€|Â‡ÂƒÂ€ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ~ |‡ƒ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’Â’ }Â’ |‡ƒ ˜†—€|‡ ƒ’|}|ƒ †˜ the realm also through accurate and unbiased reporting holds the government accountable to |‡ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ ÂƒÂ… ‡ Â’  Â’ |‡ƒ Â’|}„¢}€¢ Œ€}‘| Â’ƒ  Â„ }  Â”ƒ  established democracies and any other strand of governance is a fertile ground for disharmony, disaster and distress. In Nigeria, since the return to constitutional government in 1999 we have been practising presidential system of government copied after the American fashion and galloping from one crisis to another. It has not been perfect but at least the sovereign will of the people are expressed periodically at elections. Some Nigerians have complained of the  Â„}¤   |ÂĄ †˜ |† ‘†„¢Â—‘| ˜€ƒƒ }„¢ ˜} Â€ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„Â’ within the province of human weakness. But be that as it may, the representative government is

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a shade ahead of dictatorship brought about by ÂŹÂ Â Â |}€¥ ‘†—Œ… „ƒ |‡ Â„‚ ƒ“ƒ„ |‡ƒ †’| ÂŚ}|€ Â†| Â‘ Nigerian cannot run away from is the rigging of election and manipulating of the people`s votes. ‡ƒ |Ӡ Π  | Â‘} Œ}€| ÂƒÂ’~ |‡ƒ }„¢ ~ are guilty of this transgression and the onus is on us all to try as much as possible to reduce the }¢Â“ƒ€’ƒ ƒJƒ‘|Â’ †˜ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„ ÂŹ}„ ŒÂ— }| Â†Â„  Â„ |‡ƒ Π  | Â‘} ŒÂ€Â†Â‘ƒ’’… ‡ Â’  Â’ ƒ“ƒ„ ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ ¤Â€}Ă„ÂƒÂ„  Â„ |‡ƒ

riotous spree and burn to death all those responsible for such election manipulation. He was roundly condemned. As if that was „†| ƒ„†—‚‡~ |‡ƒ „}| Â†Â„} Â‘‡} Â€ÂŹ}„ †˜ |‡ƒ ~ ‡ ÂƒÂ˜ †‡„ ¢ Â‚ Âƒ ÂĄÂƒÂ‚Â—Â„ ¤ÂƒÂ˜Â†Â€Âƒ |‡ƒ ‘†„¢Â—‘| †˜ • | Â‚†“ƒ€„†€’‡ Œ Π  Â’ |‡—„¢ÂƒÂ€Âƒ¢ |‡}| should the PDP continue to rig the polls, in 2015, they would form a parallel government. And €ƒ‘ƒ„| ¥  Â„ ¤Â—Š}~ |‡ƒ ‚†“ƒ€„†€ †˜  Â“ƒ€’ |}|ƒ~ Honourable Rotimi Amaechi also threatened the nation with the prospect of parallel government

It should be in the greatest interest of the Jonathan administration to make sure that the 2015 polls are reasonably free and fair so that the gathering clouds of a parallel government is avoided conduct of council elections where the state electoral commission handpicked council chairmen and councillors under the veneer of conducting polls. As far as this is concerned, all the political parties are guilty and in some absurd cases, the state governors wearing the apparel of emperors do not bother to conduct council polls. —| |‡ƒ’ƒ }€ƒ „†| ’—0‘ ÂƒÂ„| ‚€†—„¢Â’ ˜†€ |‡ƒ   Â€Â†Â‚€ƒ’’ Â“ƒ †„‚€ƒ’’ |† |‡€ƒ}|ƒ„ |‡ƒ „}| Â†Â„ ” |‡ |‡ƒ ÂŚÂ€Â†Â’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘| †˜ } ÂŚ}€}  Âƒ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„|Â… ‡ƒ  ¢Âƒ} Â?€’| Â’|}€|ƒ¢ ” |‡ † }  Â„—¤Â— ”}€„ Â„‚ |‡ƒ nation about the consequences of `rig and roast` philosophy. ‘‘†€¢ Â„‚ |†  Â„—¤Â—~ ’‡†— ¢ |‡ƒ ˜ƒ¢ÂƒÂ€} Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| ‘†„| Â„—ƒ |† —’ƒ |† € Â‚ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„Â’~ |‡ƒ ’—ŒŒ†€|ƒ€’ ’‡†— ¢ ‚† †„

 Â„ ¿½Ă€ÂşÂ… ‡ Â’  Â’ |‡ƒ  Â†Â‚ Â‘ †˜ ÂŹ}ƒ‘‡ ¤ÂƒÂ‡ Â„¢ |‡ƒ parallel government option:` What is the essence of going to court when the federal government ¢Â†ÂƒÂ’„Ñ| †¤ÂƒÂĄ |‡ƒ  }”… ‡}|  Â’ ”‡¥ |‡ƒ Â’}ÂĄÂ’ we won`t go to the court any longer. If you rig us out, we would rig ourselves in, which means if you think you can rig us out in 2015, we will form our own government. We have met on that and we have agreed on that. We will install our own government and there would be two Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„|Â’Â… ‡ƒ †„ ¥ ”}ÂĄ |† }Ҡ ¢ } ÂŚ}€}  Âƒ government is to have a free and fair election`. ‡ƒ ’ƒ„| ÂƒÂ„|Â’ †˜ }¤Â†Â—| €ƒ}‘| Â†Â„Â’ |† alleged rigging of elections are dangerous to the corporate existence of the nation and should that happen, all of us shall be the losers. You do not —’ƒ —„‘†„’| |—| Â†Â„} Âƒ}„’ |† Â?‚‡| ¢ Â‘|}|†€ }Â

tendencies about manipulation of the electoral ÂŚÂ€Â†Â‘ÂƒÂ’Â’Â… ‡ Â’  Â’ }• Â„ |† } ¤ Â†Â†¢¥ €ƒ“† Â—| Â†Â„ and derailing the democratic process. Since Lai †‡}ÂŹÂŹÂƒ¢~ |‡ƒ Â’ÂŚÂ†Â•ÂƒÂ’ÂŹ}„ †˜ ‡}Â’ „†| disowned the statements of these three leaders; †„ƒ ‘†— ¢ Â’}˜ƒ ¥ }Â’Â’Â—ÂŹÂƒ |‡}|  Â’ |‡ƒ †0‘ }   Â„ƒ of the party in reaction to rigged elections. ‡ƒ —’| Â’|ÂƒÂŚ ¤}‘• Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ |‡ƒ ¤Â€ Â„•’ }„¢ cultivate the culture of sealed lips as regards ’ƒ„’ | Â“ƒ „}| Â†Â„}  Â’’—ƒ’… ‡ƒ€ƒ ‘}„ „ƒ“ƒ€ ¤Âƒ two sovereigns at any point in time and what |‡ƒ  Â’ Â’}¥ „‚  Â’ |‡}| |‡ƒ€ƒ ‘}„ ¤Âƒ |Ӡ captains in the Nigerian ship. It is dangerous and must be condemned by all peace loving Nigerians. Â†ÂŹÂƒ  Â‚ƒ€ }„’ ÂƒÂ’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘ }  ¥ |‡†’ƒ †˜ fold may accuse this writer as a spin doctor of |‡ƒ Â… ‡}|  Â’ Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ ˜}€ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ } „ƒ}€ |€—|‡… ÂĄ allegiance is to the corporate existence of the „}| Â†Â„ ”‡ƒ€ƒ ÂŚÂƒ}‘ƒ ¼†—€ Â’‡ƒ’ ’† |‡}|  Â‚ƒ€ }„’ can contribute their quota to the development †˜ |‡ƒ „}| Â†Â„Â… ˜ |‡ƒ „}| Â†Â„  Â’  Â„ ÂĽ}ÂŹÂƒÂ’ |†¢}ÂĄ~ „†¤Â†¢¥  Â’ Â’}˜ƒ… ‡ Â’  Â’ „†| |† Â’}ÂĄ |‡}| |‡ƒ }  ÂƒÂ‚ƒ¢ € Â‚‚ Â„‚ †˜ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„~ |‡ƒ ÂŹ}„ ŒÂ— }| Â†Â„ †˜ }„¢ |‡ƒ ÂŹÂ Â Â |}€ Ă„}| Â†Â„ †˜ |‡ƒ Π  | Â‘} Â’ÂŚ}‘ƒ ¤¥ |‡ƒ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| †˜ |‡ƒ ¢}ÂĄ  Â’ ƒžÂ‘—’}¤ ÂƒÂ… ‡}|  Â’ ”‡¥ —„¢ÂƒÂ€ |‡ƒ ”}|‘‡ †˜ €†˜ #}‡ Â€Â— Jega, the police and indeed all the heads of the military should refuse to be used as tools in |‡ƒ ‡}„¢Â’ †˜ |‡ƒ ˜ƒ¢ÂƒÂ€} Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„|Â… ‡ƒ€ƒ  Â’ always the temptation to manipulate elections especially in the Nigerian clime because of |‡ƒ |€}ŒŒ „‚’ †˜ †0Â‘ÂƒĂ’ |‡†’ƒ  Â„ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| should try as much as possible to resist such |ÂƒÂŹÂŚ|}| Â†Â„Â’Â… ‡ƒ |€—|‡ †˜ |‡ƒ ÂŹ}#ƒ€  Â’ |‡}| |‡ƒ€ƒ  Â’ „† ¢ Jƒ€ƒ„‘ƒ ¤Âƒ|”ƒƒ„ € Â‚‚ Â„‚ †˜ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„Â’ †€ coup, the two boil down to the subversion of |‡ƒ ƒ ÂƒÂ‘|†€} Â’†“ƒ€ƒ Â‚„|ÂĄ †˜ |‡ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ ÂƒÂ… ‡ƒ parallel option is recourse to self help that stabs the very essence of constitutional government and rule of law.

Oweh, is a journalist in Asaba, Delta State. 08037768392

Breaking HIV/AIDS barriers

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„ ÀÂœœ~ |‡ƒ †€ ¢ ƒ} |‡ €‚}„ Ă„}| Â†Â„ Âł ´  Â„Â’| |—|ƒ’ ƒ‘ƒ¤ÂƒÂ€ Ă€ ÂƒÂ“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ ÂĄÂƒ}€ }Â’ †€ ¢ }ÂĄÂ… ‡ƒ †¤ŠÂƒÂ‘| Â“ƒ  Â’ |† Œ€†“ ¢Âƒ } ÂŚÂ }|Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ ˜†€ |‡ƒ ”†€ ¢ |† —„ |ƒ  Â„ |‡ƒ Â?‚‡| }‚} Â„Â’| HIV /AIDS. Part of the aim is also to ensure that governments and policy makers meet the HIV targets they set, stand by the ‘† |ÂŹÂƒÂ„|Â’ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ ÂŹ}¢Âƒ }„¢ †¤   Ă„ƒ |‡ƒ „ƒ‘ƒ’’}€¥ €ƒ’†—€‘ƒ’ ˜†€ } world where people do not die of AIDS related ailments. †€ ƒ}‘‡ †€ ¢ }ÂĄ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ¿½½º |† ¿½Ă€½~ |‡ƒ |Â‡ÂƒÂŹÂƒ ”}Â’ ¡ |†Œ ¸Â… ‡ƒ ¿½Ă€Âľ |Â‡ÂƒÂŹÂƒ ˜†€ †€ ¢ }ÂĄ  Â’ ¡ †‘—’~ }€|„ƒ€ }„¢ ‘‡ ÂƒÂ“ƒ }„ ° €ƒƒ ƒ„ƒ€}| Â†Â„¸Â… ‡ƒ ƒ}€ ¥ ¢}ÂĄÂ’ †˜ |‡ƒ ĂŽ ƒŒ ¢ÂƒÂŹÂ ‘ ”}Â’ ‘‡}€}‘|ƒ€ Ă„ƒ¢ ” |‡ ˜ƒ}€~ Â’| Â‚ÂŹ}~ ÂŹÂĄ|‡ }„¢ ¢ÂƒÂ„ } Â… ‡ƒ ¢ Â’ƒ}’ƒ ”}Â’ |‡ƒ„ ’ƒƒ„ }Â’ } ¢Âƒ}|‡ ’ƒ„|ƒ„‘ƒ… ÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ   Â“ Â„‚ ” |‡ ‡}¢ |† Â?‚‡| |† ¤Âƒ ’ƒƒ„~ †€ ‡ƒ}€¢~ †€ |† ¤Âƒ |€ƒ}|ƒ¢ ” |‡ ¤}Â’ Â‘ ‘†Œ}Â’Â’ Â†Â„Â…  # Âƒ ”}Â’ •„†”„ }¤Â†Â—| ‡†” |† prevent and how to treat it. †¢}ÂĄ~ |‡}| Œ ‘|—€ƒ  Â’ |€}Â„Â’Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹÂƒ¢Â… ‡ƒ ¢ Â’‘†—€’ƒ  Â’ „† ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ about the reality of AIDS; rather, the concern is about the best way to totally eradicate this dangerous disease. Awareness has soared; research has surged. Prevention, treatment and care are now saving     †„’ †˜   Â“ƒ’ „†| †„ ¥  Â„ |‡ƒ ”†€ ¢¯Â’ € Â‘‡ƒ’| ‘†—„|€ ÂƒÂ’ ¤Â—|  Â„ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ of the world‘s poorest countries as well. ‡ƒ ÂŚÂ€Â†Â‚Â€ÂƒÂ’Â’ }„¢ ’—‘‘ƒ’’ Â’|†€ ÂƒÂ’  Â„ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ ‘†—„|€ ÂƒÂ’ notwithstanding, HIV and AIDS have, and are still having, a widespread impact in many parts of the world especially in the sub }‡}€}„ ˜€ Â‘}Â… ‡ƒ ÂŹ} Â„ ˜†‘—’ †˜ Â?‚‡| }‚} Â„Â’| ‚ Â†¤}  ¥ |†¢}ÂĄ  Â’ „†” †„ ‡†” |† }‘‡ ÂƒÂ“ƒ Ă„ÂƒÂ€Â† „ƒ”  Â„˜ƒ‘| Â†Â„ ” |‡ ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ ÂƒÂŹÂŚÂ‡}Â’ Â’ †„ €ƒ“ƒ„| Â†Â„ †˜ †|‡ƒ€Ă? †° ‡  ¢ €}„’ ’’ Â†Â„ †˜ Âł ´Â… In 2012, an estimated 1.5 million pregnant women in low- and  ¢¢ Âƒ° Â„Â‘Â†ÂŹÂƒ ‘†—„|€ ÂƒÂ’ ”ƒ€ƒ   Â“ Â„‚ ” |‡ Â… “ƒ€ à ½ ÂŚÂƒÂ€ ‘ƒ„| †˜ these women are concentrated in 10 sub-Saharan African countries:  Â‚ƒ€ }~ †—|‡ ˜€ Â‘}~ }„Ä}„ }~ ÂƒÂ„ÂĄ}~ ‚}„¢}~  ¤}¤Â”ƒ~ †Ä}¤ ¹Â—ƒ~ } }” ~ |‡ Â†ÂŚÂ } }„¢ }¤ }Â… Senegal has been particularly successful in managing its HIV epidemic and maintaining a low overall HIV prevalence among the general population. Strong political leadership and early involvement in the epidemic, as well as leadership among religious leaders and conservative cultural norms around sexual practices ‡}“ƒ }  ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ }#€ ¤Â—|ƒ¢ |† ƒ„ƒ‚} ¯Â’ ’—‘‘ƒ’’… ‡ƒ ‘†—„|€¥ ‡}Â’ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ able to keep HIV prevalence rates low through intensive screening of the national blood supply, the provision of HIV testing equipment and healthcare professionals, HIV education programmes as well as the promotion of condom use. —ƒ |† ˜}  Â—€ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ †—|‡ ˜€ Â‘}ÂŻÂ’ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| |† Â€ÂƒÂ’ÂŚÂ†Â„¢ ¹— Â‘• ¥ to their HIV epidemic at the outset, the country has the highest

Rasak Musbau number of people living with HIV in Africa with 17.9 prevalence rate. „  Â‚ƒ€ }~ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ“} ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ  Â’ €ƒ }| Â“ƒ ¥  Â†Â” ³ŸÂ…Ă€ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â‘ÂƒÂ„|´Â… However, because of our large population this equates to around Ÿ…¾     †„ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ   Â“ Â„‚ ” |‡ Œ—# Â„‚  | †„ ¥ ’ƒ‘†„¢ ¤ÂƒÂ‡ Â„¢ †—|‡ ˜€ Â‘}  Â„ |ÂƒÂ€ÂŹÂ’ †˜ }¤Â’† Â—|ƒ „—¤ÂƒÂ€Â’Â…  }|ƒ’| „ |ƒ¢ }| Â†Â„Â’ÂŻ report has revealed that Nigeria has the highest number of children ‘†„|€}‘| Â„‚ |‡ƒ —}„ —„†¢ÂƒÂ?‘ ÂƒÂ„‘¥  Â€Â—Â’~ ~  Â„ |‡ƒ ”†€ ¢Â…  Â’†~ } „ |ƒ¢ }| Â†Â„Â’ ‡  ¢Â€ÂƒÂ„ —„¢ Âł ´ Â’|}| Â’| Â‘ ’‡†”’ |‡}|~ 10 per cent of all HIV infections in Nigeria are caused by mother-tochild transmission. In term of prevalence rate in the country, Benue state has the highest percent of 10.6 followed by Nasarawa which has 10.0 percent ”‡  Âƒ • | }„¢ ’—„ Â’|}|ƒ’ ‡}“ƒ |‡ƒ  Â†Â”ƒ’| }| À…½ }„¢ À…¿ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â‘ÂƒÂ„| Â€ÂƒÂ’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘| Â“ƒ ¥Â… }‚†’ Â’|}|ƒ ‡}Â’ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ“} ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ €}|ƒ †˜ º…À ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â‘ÂƒÂ„|Â… ‡ƒ Â’|}|ƒ is one of the 12 states, which accounts for 70 per cent of the Mother|†° ‡  ¢ €}„’ ’’ Â†Â„ †˜ ¤Â—€¢ÂƒÂ„  Â„  Â‚ƒ€ }Â… While awareness about HIV/AIDS has gradually increased among the Nigerian population, misconceptions about transmission are still high. Many communities are still underserved with health facilities }„¢ ‘}€ƒ… | ”}Â’ ƒ“ƒ„ ƒ’| }|ƒ¢ |‡}| ŠÂ—Â’| Ă€½ ÂŚÂƒÂ€ ‘ƒ„| †˜ ° Â„˜ƒ‘|ƒ¢ women and men were receiving anti-retro viral therapy and only

There are also more fundamental barriers to overcome, particularly HIV-related stigma and discrimination, the issue of gender inequality and hostile health professionals

7 per cent of women were receiving treatment to reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Ultimately, Nigeria requires more resources and political will |† |}•ƒ †”„ƒ€’‡ Œ †˜ |‡ƒ ƒJ†€| |† Â‘Â†Â„ÂąÂ—ÂƒÂ€ |‡ƒ ¢ Â’ƒ}’ƒ… ‡ƒ ¢Â†Â„†€ }‚ƒ„‘ ÂƒÂ’ ÂŹ}ÂĄ „†| ‘†„| Â„—ƒ |† }Â’Â’ Â’| —’ ˜†€   Â˜ÂƒÂ… ‡ƒ€ƒ }€ƒ } Â’† ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ fundamental barriers to overcome, particularly HIV-related stigma and discrimination, the issue of gender inequality and hostile health ÂŚÂ€Â†Â˜ÂƒÂ’Â’ Â†Â„} Â’Â… Â†ÂŹÂƒÂ„ ‚† Â„‚ ˜†€ }„|ƒ„}|} ĂŽ¢Âƒ  Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ }€ƒ „†| Â?„¢ Â„‚ }# |—¢Âƒ †˜ ‡†’Œ |} Â’ Â’|}J ÂŚ} }|}¤ Âƒ |} Â•  ÂƒÂ’Â’ †˜ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ   Â“ Â„‚ ” |‡ HIV/AIDS. Removing such barriers would encourage more people to get tested and seek out treatment, reducing the burden of HIV }‘€†’’ |‡ƒ „}| Â†Â„Â… ‡ Â’  Â’ „† ’‡†€| ‘—| |† ¤Â€Âƒ}• Â„‚ |‡ƒ ¤}€€ ÂƒÂ€Â’ }Â’ without access to public services for prevention of mother-to-child |€}„’ ’’ Â†Â„ Âł ´~ ”‡ Â‘‡ Œ€†“ ¢ÂƒÂ’ }„| Â€Âƒ|€†“ Â€} ³ ´ |† ¤Â†|‡ mothers and babies to prevent HIV infection, HIV free generation might be a pipe-dream. In Lagos, the state government is improving access to HIV/AIDS ’ƒ€“ Â‘ƒ’  Â„ ÂŚ}€|„ƒ€’‡ Œ ” |‡ ~   Â„|†„ †—„¢}| Â†Â„~ }„¢ ĂŽ }†„‚ †|‡ƒ€’… ‡ƒ Â’|}|ÂƒÂŻÂ’  }” ˜†€ |‡ƒ Œ€†|ƒ‘| Â†Â„ †˜ ƒ€’†„’  Â“ Â„‚ ” |‡ }„¢ Âł ´ ”}Â’ Â’ Â‚„ƒ¢  Â„|†  }”  Â„ 2007. † ƒ„’—€ƒ  |Â’ ˜—   Œ ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ„|}| Â†Â„~ } ÂŹÂƒÂ‘Â‡}„ Â’ÂŹ |‡}| } ¢Â’ Â’ ”‡†’ƒ € Â‚‡|Â’ }€ƒ  Â„˜€ Â„‚ƒ¢ —Œ†„~ }| „† ‘†’|~ ”}Â’ ’ƒ| —Œ… ‡ Â’  Â’  Â„   Â„ƒ ” |‡ |‡ƒ “ ÂƒÂ”Â’ †˜ —’| Â‘ƒ  Â‘‡}ƒ  Â€¤¥ †˜ |‡ƒ  Â‚‡ †—€| †˜ —’|€}  } |‡}| |‡ƒ †„ ¥ ”}ÂĄ ”ƒ ‘}„ ¢Âƒ} ÂƒJƒ‘| Â“ƒ ¥ ” |‡ |‡ƒ €}Œ ¢ spread of HIV/AIDS is by respecting and protecting the rights of those already exposed to it and those most at risk. „ƒ ˜—„¢}ÂŹÂƒÂ„|} Œ   }€ †˜ ‚ƒ# Â„‚ |† Ă„ÂƒÂ€Â† ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ“} ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ  ÂƒÂ“ƒ Â”†— ¢ ¤Âƒ |† ƒ„’—€ƒ  Â„‘€ƒ}’ƒ¢ —Œ|}•ƒ †˜ ’ƒ€“ Â‘ƒ’… ‡ Â’  Â’ } Â€Âƒ}¢¥ ¤Âƒ Â„‚ ¢Â†Â„ƒ }| |‡ƒ ¿Â Â’ |ƒ’  Â†Â‘}|ƒ¢  Â„ ’ƒ‘†„¢}€¥ }„¢ |ƒ€| }€¥  Â„Â’| |—| Â†Â„Â’ }‘€†’’ |‡ƒ Â’|}|ƒ… }‚†’ |}|ƒ †„|۠ Agency also provides micro-credit schemes to alleviate various problems facing PLWAHs towards their social and economic empowerment. Lagos state is, thus, working hard to achieve an HIV ˜€ƒƒ ‚ƒ„ƒ€}| Â†Â„Â… ‡ƒ Â’|€}|ÂƒÂ‚ÂĄ †˜ —’ Â„‚ |‡ƒ Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„Â†Â€ÂŻÂ’ ” Â˜Âƒ }Â’ |‡ƒ ˜}‘ƒ †˜  Â’ ÂĄÂ Âƒ ¢ Â„‚ Œ†’ | Â“ƒ €ƒ’— |Â’ ŠÂ—¢Â‚ Â„‚ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ÂŚ}Â’Â’ Â†Â„ ” |‡ ”‡ Â‘‡ ’‡ƒ ‡}Â’ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ †¤   Ă„ Â„‚ Â”Â†ÂŹÂƒÂ„  Â„ |‡ƒ Â’|}|ƒ †„ }‘‘ƒ’’ Â„‚ and health facilities for maternal and child care generally. Â’ ”ƒ ŠÂ† Â„ †|‡ƒ€’  Â„ |‡ƒ ”†€ ¢ |† ÂŹ}ۥ |‡ƒ †€ ¢ }ÂĄ~  | needs to be further stressed that HIV/AIDS is a public health and not } †€}  Â’’—ƒ }„¢ ŠÂ† Â„ ‡}„¢Â’ ” |‡ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| |† }‘‡ ÂƒÂ“ƒ }„ ĂŽ AIDS free nation by sharing love and not the virus.

Rasak Musbau is of the, Ministry of Information and Strategy, Ikeja

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ouis van Gaal believes that he can turn }ÂĄÂ„Âƒ Â†Â†Â„ÂƒÂĄ  Â„|† } ¡¤Âƒ#ƒ€¸ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄÂƒÂ€ ¢Â—€ Â„‚ ‡ Â’ Â’ÂŚÂƒ   Â„ ‘‡}€‚ƒ †˜ }„‘‡ƒ’ter United. The United captain scored his side’s second goal as Van Gaal’s side ran out 3-0 ” Â„„ƒ€’ †“ƒ€ —   |ÂĄ }|  ¢ €}J†€¢ †„ Saturday to maintain their place in the top ˜†—€… Van Gaal says that he has been pleasantly surprised by the England international’s }# |—¢Âƒ Â’ Â„‘ƒ |}• Â„‚ †“ƒ€ }| |‡ƒ ‘ Â—¤ Ă? }„¢  Â’ ƒžŒÂƒÂ‘| Â„‚ Â†Â†Â„ÂƒÂĄ |† ‚ƒ| ƒ“ƒ„ ¤Âƒ#ƒ€… ¡ ƒ˜†€ƒ ‘}ÂŹÂƒ ‡ƒ€ƒ~ †˜ ‘†—€’ƒ~ ‡}¢ ‡ƒ}€¢ †˜ ‡ Â’ Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ—|}| Â†Â„~¸ }„ }} Â’} ¢Â… ¡ —|~ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ |‡ƒ Â?€’| ¢}ÂĄ~ ‡ƒ ”}Â’ „†| |‡ƒ }ÂĄÂ„Âƒ Â†Â†Â„ÂƒÂĄ |‡}| ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ ‡}¢ |} Â•Âƒ¢ about. “He was, in my eyes, a great example  Â„ |€} Â„ Â„‚ }„¢~ †˜ ‘†—€’ƒ~ ‡ƒ ‡}Â’ }‘‡ ÂƒÂ“ƒ¢ } ‘ƒ€|} Â„  ÂƒÂ“ƒ Â… |‡ Â„• ‡ƒ ’‡}  } Â”}ÂĄÂ’ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄ with me — although, when he is in a bad ÂŹÂ†ÂŹÂƒÂ„|~ ÂŹ}¥¤Âƒ ‘}„ ¤Âƒ ‘†„“ Â„‘ƒ¢ |† change him. “But he is my captain now. He is the man ”‡† ’ƒ|Â’ |‡ƒ ƒž}ÂŹÂŚÂ Âƒ ˜†€ |‡ƒ †|‡ƒ€ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄÂƒÂ€Â’Â… † ÂŻÂŹ Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ ÂŚÂ Âƒ}’ƒ¢Â… ‡}“ƒ |‡ƒ  ŒÂ€ÂƒÂ’Â’ Â†Â„ |‡}| ‡ƒ   Â“ƒ’ ˜†€ ˜††|¤}  }„¢ |‡}| ‡ƒ   Â•ÂƒÂ’ ¤Âƒ-

 Â„‚ |‡ƒ ‘}ÂŚ|} Â„ †˜ }„‘‡ƒ’|ƒ€ „ |ƒ¢Â… ¡ ˜ ‘†—€’ƒ~ ¤Âƒ Â„‚ ‘}ÂŚ|} Â„ †˜ „‚ }„¢ ‡ƒ ŒÂ’ ‡  |† ¤Âƒ } ¤Âƒ#ƒ€ ‘}ÂŚ|} Â„ †˜ „ |ƒ¢Â… ¡ ƒ ‡}Â’ ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ ƒžŒÂƒÂ€ ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ… —| ‡}“ƒ |† Â€ÂƒÂŹÂ Â„¢ ÂƒÂ“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄÂ†Â„Âƒ |‡}| Œ—| ‡  Â?€’| }Â’ ‘}ÂŚ|} Â„Â… †¥ †¢Â‚’†„ ˜†  Â†Â”ƒ¢ ÂŹÂĄ advice. ¡ ‘}„ ÂŹ}•ƒ ÂƒÂ“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄÂƒÂ€ ¤Âƒ#ƒ€… ÂŻÂŹ ’†€€¥ Ă? |‡}|ÂŻÂ’ }€€†‚}„|~ ¤Â—| ‘}„…¸

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hris Smalling admitted he was relieved to be awarded Unitƒ¢¯Â’ Â?€’| ‚†} }‚} Â„Â’| —  Â… Goalkeeper Allan ‘ €ƒ‚†€ ˜—¤ Âƒ¢ |‡ƒ centre-back’s close range ƒJ†€| †“ƒ€ |‡ƒ   Â„ƒ  Â„ |‡ƒ 16th minute to reward „ |ƒ¢ ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â€ ƒ}€ ¥ ¢Â†ÂŹÂ „}„‘ƒ }|  ¢ €}˜˜†€¢Â… | ÂŹ}€•ƒ¢ ÂŹ}   Â„‚¯’ Â?€’| ƒ¢Â’ ‚†} Â’ Â„‘ƒ his Boxing Day header against the Tigers last year, but whereas that ƒJ†€| „ƒ’| Âƒ¢  Â„|† |‡ƒ ¤}‘• †˜ |‡ƒ „ƒ|~ |‡ Â’ | Âƒ ‡ƒ ”}Â’ |‡}„•˜— Â˜Â†Â€ |‡ƒ goalline technology. ¡ ¢ ¢Â„ÂŻ| |‡ Â„•  | ”}Â’ over the line initially,â€? the 25-year-old said. ¡ ‡}„•˜—  ¥ |‡ƒ ‚†} line technology gave it. |‡ Â„• Ă• Â˜Ă–  |ÂŻÂ’ } ‘}’ƒ †˜

whether it’s over or not, it takes away that doubt.â€? Smalling is expected to Â•ÂƒÂƒÂŚ ‡ Â’ ÂŚÂ }‘ƒ ˜†€ |Â†Â•ÂƒÂŻÂ’ visit on Tuesday, when „ |ƒ¢ ”   }#ÂƒÂŹÂŚ| |† €ƒ‘†€¢ } ˜†—€|‡ “ Â‘|†€¥  Â„ } €†” ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â?€’| | Âƒ since December. “The manager said  | ”}Â’ †—€ ¤ÂƒÂ’| ‚}ÂŹÂƒ †˜ |‡ƒ ’ƒ}’†„ }„¢ |‡ Â„•  |

was,â€? Smalling added. †˜ |‡ƒ —  Â” Â„ ¡ | ”}Â’ } Â‘Â†ÂŹÂŚÂ Âƒ|ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ}„‘ƒ… ¡ |‡ Â„• ‡ƒ Â’} ¢ †˜ |‡ƒ Arsenal result that we ground that out without particularly playing well, but this time we did. He’s said he wants six points and we want to deliver that on Tuesday against Stoke.â€?

De Gea can become world’s best – Herrera

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nder Herrera believes that David De Gea has all the necessary ingredients to become the best goalkeeper in the world. The Manchester United shot-stopper has been in Â?„ƒ Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ ˜†€ |‡ƒ ƒ¢ ƒ“ils this season and kept another clean sheet as Louis van Gaal’s side beat Hull  |ÂĄ Ÿ°½ }|  ¢ €}J†€¢ †„ Saturday. „¢ ÂŚ}„ Â’‡  ¢Â?ƒ ¢-

ƒ€ ƒ€€ƒ€} ˜ƒƒ Â’ |‡}| |‡ƒ 24-year-old is on his way |† ¤ÂƒÂ‘† „‚ †„ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ ¤ÂƒÂ’| goalkeepers around. ¡ ƒ ‡}Â’ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ ˜}„|}Â’| Â‘ }„¢  Â’ †„ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ ¤ÂƒÂ’| ÂŚÂ }ÂĄers in the world at 24 years old,â€? Herrera said. “He wants to help the |ƒ}ÂŹ ‚ƒ| |† |‡ƒ |†Œ †˜ |‡ƒ league, like me, like everyone. ¡ ƒ ˜ƒƒ Â‡Âƒ ‘}„ ¤ÂƒÂ‘Â†ÂŹÂƒ †„ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ ¤ÂƒÂ’|  Â˜ „†| |‡ƒ ¤ÂƒÂ’| goalkeeper in the world.â€?

Andy Cole: Hull goal could galvanise van Persie

ormer striker, Andy Cole has backed †¤ Â„ “}„ ƒ€’ Âƒ to rediscover his clinical Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ ˜†  Â†Â” Â„‚ ‡ Â’ ‚†} against Hull City on Saturday. The Dutchman had ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ ‘€ | Â‘ Â’ƒ¢ ˜†€ |†—‘‡ Â„‚ |‡ƒ ¤}  ŠÂ—Â’| ÀŸ | ÂƒÂ’ during last weekend’s 2-1 win at Arsenal, with United manager Louis van }} ÂƒÂ“ƒ„ }¢ # Â„‚ |‡}| it was a “very bad gameâ€? Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ‡ Â’ ˜ƒ  Â†Â” ‘†—„|€¥man. However, Van Persie responded by scoring †„ ¥ ‡ Â’ ˜†—€|‡ ‚†} Â†Â˜ |‡ƒ campaign in the 3-0 victory over Hull - a moment that Cole believes could

¢Â† ”†„¢ÂƒÂ€Â’ ˜†€ ‡ Â’ ‘†„Â?dence. ¡ Â’ }  Â‘ƒ„|€ƒ°Â˜Â†Â€Â”}€¢Â’ know, it’s all about conÂ?¢ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ… ˜ ¥†— }’• †¤ Â„ ‡ Â’ƒ Â˜~ ‡ƒ ”   Â’}ÂĄ |‡}| he’s gone through a tough ÂŚ}|‘‡… ÂƒÂŻÂ’ ‚†| ‡ Â’ƒ Â˜ a quality goal and that’s ”‡}| †¤ Â„ ‘}„ ¢Â†~¸ Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹÂƒÂ€ „ |ƒ¢ ˜†€”}€¢ † Âƒ told Goals on Sunday. “He’s got a quality  ÂƒÂ˜| ˜††|Â… ÂƒÂŻÂ’ |}•ƒ„ } ¤ | †˜ } Â’| Â‘• |‡ Â’ ’ƒ}’†„~ ¤Â—| Â‡Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ˜Â—  ¥ Ă•|‡ƒ ‚†} Ă– ”   Â‚} Â“}„ Â’ƒ ‡  ˜†€ |‡ƒ €ƒ’| †˜ |‡ƒ ’ƒ}’†„…¸ Van Persie has scored º¿ ‚†} Â’  Â„ œœ †—| Â„‚’ ˜†€ |‡ƒ ƒ¢ ƒ“  Â’ Â’ Â„‘ƒ ŠÂ† Â„ Â„‚ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ |‡ƒ —„„ƒ€’  Â„ 2012.

Carrick urges for Stoke win

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ichael Carrick hopes Manchester United can ˜†  Â†Â” —Œ their 3-0 win against Hull ¤¥ ¤Âƒ}| Â„‚ |†•ƒ }|  ¢ €}˜˜†€¢ †„ —ƒ’¢}ÂĄÂ… ‡ƒ  ¢Â?ƒ ¢ÂƒÂ€~ ”‡† ‡}Â’ started Manchester United’s  }Â’| |‡€ƒƒ ‚}ÂŹÂƒÂ’ ˜†  Â†Â” Â„‚ ‡ Â’ €ƒ|—€„ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ  Â„ŠÂ—€¥~ ”}Â’ ‡}ÂŚÂŚÂĄ ” |‡ ‡ Â’ Â’ ¢ÂƒÂŻÂ’ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â˜Â†Â€mance against the Tigers. Carrick has established his place back in Manchester „ |ƒ¢¯Â’ Â’|}€| Â„‚   Â„ƒ°Â—ÂŚ }˜|ƒ€ €ƒ|—€„ Â„‚ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ  Â„ŠÂ—€¥ Carrick, speaking to ~ Â’} ¢ Ç | ”}Â’ } ⠠¢ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ}„‘ƒ }„¢ } ⠠¢ win. ‘We controlled the game Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ |‡ƒ Â’|}€| }„¢ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄÂƒ¢ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ €ƒ}  ¥ ⠠¢ ˜††|¤}  Â…

Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ˜Â—  ¥ |‡ƒ¥¯  ¤Âƒ ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ †˜ the same on Tuesday. Ç —€ ¢Â†Â”„˜}  |‡ Â’ ’ƒ}’†„ is that we’ve had to change

the team too much and we haven’t had a consistent run ” |‡ |‡ Â’ ’¹—}¢Â… Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ˜Â—  ¥ that will change now and it’s nice to have a game so quick so we can keep that momentum going. Ç |ÂŻÂ’ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ Â’|€}„‚ƒ  Â„ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ ”}ÂĄÂ’ Շ}“ Â„‚ „†  ¢Â”ƒƒ•

‚}ÂŹÂƒÂ’Ă– ‘†Œ}€ƒ¢ |† ”‡}| we’ve been used to over the years but it’s something that Â”ÂƒÂŻÂ“Âƒ ‚†| |† ‚€ ŒÂ’ ” |‡… | ”}Â’ } ⠠¢ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ}„‘ƒ }„¢ win against Hull but it’s be‡ Â„¢ —’ „†” }„¢ †—€ ˜†‘—’  Â’ on Tuesday.’ The 33-year-old also lav-

ished praise on team-mate †¤ Â„ “}„ ƒ€’ Âƒ ˜†  Â†Â” Â„‚ |‡ƒ —|‘‡}„¯’ Â?€’| ‚†} Â˜Â†Â€ ‡ Â’ ‘ Â—¤  Â„ ŠÂ—Â’| †“ƒ€ } †„|‡… }€€ Â‘• }¢¢Âƒ¢ Ç | ”}Â’ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ Â’|€ Â•ÂƒĂ— | ”}Â’ †„ ¥ €ƒ}  ¥ ‡} Â˜ } ‘‡}„‘ƒ~ ¤Â—| Â‡ÂƒÂŻÂ’ controlled it and smashed it into the top corner.

Van Persie relishes goal scoring form

†¤ Â„ “}„ ƒ€’ Âƒ ˜ƒ | ‡ƒ was back in business }˜|ƒ€ ‘}ŒŒ „‚ }„chester United’s convincing 3-0 win over Hull with a suÂŚÂƒÂ€¤ Â?„} Â‚†} Â… The Dutchman struck ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â?€’| | Âƒ  Â„ } †„|‡ }Â’ ‡ƒ „ƒ#ƒ¢ „ |ƒ¢¯Â’ |‡ Â€¢ in a one-sided Barclays Premier League encounter at  ¢ €}J†€¢Â… }„ ƒ€’ ÂƒÂŻÂ’ Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ ‡}¢ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ |‡ƒ ’—¤ŠÂƒÂ‘| †˜ ‡ƒ}“¥ ’‘€—| Â„ÂĄ }‡ƒ}¢ †˜ |‡ƒ ‚}ÂŹÂƒ }˜|ƒ€ }„  Â„ƒJƒ‘|—} ¢ Â’ÂŚÂ }ÂĄ

in the previous week’s win at Arsenal. | ”}Â’ |‡†—‚‡| |‡ƒ 31-year-old could even lose ‡ Â’ ÂŚÂ }‘ƒ ” |‡ }¢}ÂŹÂƒ } Â‘}† Â?| }‚} Â„ }˜|ƒ€  Â„ŠÂ—€¥… But manager Louis van }} Â•ÂƒÂŚ| ˜} |‡ ” |‡ ‡ Â’ ‘†patriot and was rewarded }Â’ }„ ƒ€’ Âƒ ”€†„‚°Â˜Â†Â†|ƒ¢ James Chester on the edge †˜ |‡ƒ }€ƒ} }„¢ € ¼Âƒ¢ }  ÂƒÂ˜|° ˜††|ƒ¢ ’‡†|  Â„|† |‡ƒ €††˜ †˜ |‡ƒ „ƒ| }˜|ƒ€ Ă…Ă…  „—|ƒ’… ¡ ˜ ¥†— ’‘†€ƒ } ‚†}   Â•Âƒ |‡}|  | ‚ Â“ƒ’ ¥†— ‘†„Â?¢ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ

}„¢ |‡ƒ |ƒ}ÂŹ~ }„¢  Â˜ }ÂŹ €ƒ}  ¥ ‡†„ƒ’| „ƒƒ¢Âƒ¢ |‡}|~¸ said Van Persie, who also teed up United’s second ‚†} Â˜Â†Â€ }ÂĄÂ„Âƒ Â†Â†Â„ÂƒÂĄÂ…¸

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tletico Madrid coach, Diego Simeone has hinted he could quit the club in the near future after heaping praise on Paris Saint-Germain’s project. Simeone took charge at the Vicente Calderon in 2011 and has since won the Europa League and La Liga, as well as reaching |‡ƒ ‡}Œ †„’ ƒ}‚—ƒ Â?nal. The Argentine has often spoken of his desire to remain with Atleti but appears to have altered ‡ Â’ Â’|}„‘ƒ }˜|ƒ€ }¢ # Â„‚ he possesses an impatient streak he believes will see him move on to pastures new. “I’m a spontaneous guy, and spontaneous people are notoriously impatient. I can’t stay for 10 years at the same club,â€? the Argentinean told French TV programme Telefoot. The 44-year-old has already managed six teams since beginning his coaching career at Racing in 2006 and spoke highly of the progress made by bigspending PSG. He said: “PSG’s project keeps improving. They are constructing a great team with renowned players. —| ¥†— ‡}“ƒ |† Â?„¢ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄers that are conscious of the objective of the club, which is the Champions League.â€?  ÂƒÂ†Â„ƒ~ }  ¢Â?ƒ ¢ÂƒÂ€ during his playing days, also revealed he is a big admirer of France and Juventus star Paul Pogba and believes he could walk into any side in Europe. He added: “I adore Paul Pogba. He’s young, tough, tall and strong in the play. A player so strong can help any team.â€? Simeone believes the intensity of his passion for the game is also seen in Atleti’s own strong work ethic. He said: “If a bomb explodes near the stadium, I won’t even hear it because football is my life. We have a line of work that doesn’t change. We hurt ourselves in training to hurt ourselves in game. “I’m very clear in my life. When someone is noble, he’s noble. When somebody is a moron, he’s a moron.â€?

Mourinho: Chelsea will cope without Costa

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Simeone hints on Atletico Madrid exit Cerezo wants Arda’s Atletico stay

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Balotelli close to Anfield exit

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hough Mario Balotelli only arrived at Liverpool over the summer it appears the Italian is already living on borrowed time according to the media in England. The pressure is already on the former Man City man due to the 24 year old having failed to net a single Premier League goal this season and this has not been helped by the fact that his ¤ÂƒÂ‡}“ Â†Â—€ †J |‡ƒ Â?ƒ ¢ †˜ play is also being held into question. One senior player has voiced concerns to man-

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ager Brendan Rodgers about striker accused of staying out until 2am the night before a game as well allowing his friends into the club’s Melwood training complex. Rodgers may well be the latest in a long line of bosses who have failed |† ƒJƒ‘| Â“ƒ ¥ ÂŹ}„}‚ƒ |‡ƒ troubled forward and the lack of goals is merely }¢¢ Â„‚ ˜—ƒ |† |‡ƒ Â?€ƒ… Liverpool paid AC Milan ÂŁ16m for Balotelli and †„ƒ  }‚ Â„ƒ’ |‡}| }„ †Jƒ€ of a similar sum could be accepted by the MerseyÂ’ ¢Âƒ †—|Â?|Â…

tletico Madrid President, Enrique Cerezo has stated that he wants Arda —€}„ |† Â?„ Â’‡ ‡ Â’ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄing career at the Madrid based club. The 66-year-old President spoke to the Turkish newspaper Bugun about Turan’s future. “We would like him to stay at Atletico Madrid for the rest of his career,â€? Cerezo said. “If he shares this intention I have no doubt we can make it happen. “In my opinion Arda is happy in Spain and loves playing for Atletico Madrid.â€? —€}„ ¤ÂƒÂ‘}ÂŹÂƒ |‡ƒ Â?€’| Turkish player to win a La Liga title when Atletico Madrid lifted the title last season. The Turkish international was also part of the Atleti side that reached the Champions League Â?„} Â… The 27-year-old midÂ?ƒ ¢ÂƒÂ€ ŠÂ† Â„ƒ¢ | Âƒ| Â‘† Madrid in August 2011 from Galatasaray for â‚Ź14.5 million. Turan has two goals and three assists in 14 appearances for Atletico Madrid this season.

iego Costa escaped a possible threematch ban as Chelsea were held in the fog at Sunderland. But the Chelsea striker will still be suspended for this week’s clash with Spurs after picking up his Â?˜|‡ Â€ÂƒÂŹÂ ÂƒÂ€ ƒ}‚—ƒ ¤Â†Â†Â•ing of the season. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says he can live without his star striker and insists he does not want him to change his style of play. The Spain striker is suspended for Spurs’ visit to White Hart Lane on Wednesday after he was cautioned for an elbow on Sunderland’s veteran defender Wes Brown. But he was perhaps fortunate to escape a red card for the clash with Brown and after kicking out at his defensive partner John O’Shea. Mourinho said: “I was told he was unlucky to get a yellow card. I don’t know, I don’t know. “We don’t cry about in-

jured or suspended players. He is suspended so he can rest and be ready for Newcastle at the weekend. “We will use Remy and €†‚¤} }‚} Â„Â’| †#ƒ„‡}ÂŹÂ… They will have the opportunity to start the game.â€? Sunderland boss Gus Poyet had no complaints about the point, or Costa’s booking. He said: “That is Diego, that is how he plays, very close to the line, close to the limit. “I’m pleased he is going to be able to play because he is the best striker in the Premier League. It is 50-50. One day they go for you, one day they don’t.â€?

West Brom make Campbell approach

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aggies boss, Alan Irvine will look to beat Everton in pursuit of the Gunners starlet Joel Campbell and hope to bring in the Costa Rican international on a loan deal in January. Irvine wants to bring in the forward on an initial temporary move before making the deal a perma-

nent one next summer with this source claiming such a switch would cost around ÂŁ8m. Inter Milan, Juventus and Sporting Lisbon are also interested in the 22 year old. Campbell has spent the last three seasons on loan at Lorient, Real Betis and Olympiakos before impressing at this summer’ †€ ¢ —Œ Â?„} Â’ }„¢ ¤Âƒ Â„‚ ushered into the Gunners Â?€’| |ƒ}ÂŹ ’ƒ|°Â—ÂŚÂ… However Arsene ƒ„‚ƒ€ ‡}’„¯| †Jƒ€ƒ¢ |‡ƒ }¢}ÂŚ|}¤ Âƒ }#}‘•ƒ€ —‘‡ †˜ a chance to prove himself as yet with the Arsenal manager handing Campbell just 37 minutes of Premier League football this term over the course of two sub appearances.

Loew masterplan for Germany

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ermany head coach, Joachim Loew has revealed he is drawing up a masterplan for the world champions in 2015 to get their Euro 2016 qualiÂ?‘}| Â†Â„ ‘}ÂŹÂŚ} Â‚„ ¤}‘• †„ track. Since winning the World Cup in Brazil in July, Germany have struggled in |‡ƒ Â€ Â—Â€Â†ÂŚÂƒ}„ ¹—}  Â?ƒ€’ |† recapture the form which swept them to their fourth world title. They are third in their qualifying group after a shock defeat to leaders Poland and a home draw with second-placed Ireland, when they conceded a last-minute equaliser last month.

Loew said he now wants to freshen things up in the Germany camp before their „ƒž| €†—„¢ †˜ ¹—}  Â?ƒ€’  Â„ March as he rebuilds his squad after retirements and injuries. “Up until the World Cup, we exhausted all our options, now we need to introduce new things and develop a masterplan,â€? said Loew, with Germany to host Australia in a friendly ¤ÂƒÂ˜Â†Â€Âƒ } —€† ¹—}  Â?ƒ€ against Georgia next March. ¡ |ÂŻÂ’ }¤Â†Â—| |‡ƒ   # Âƒ things, but there are also one or two major decisions pending. “We have a few ideas for |‡ƒ Â—Â€Â†ÂŚÂƒ}„ ¹—}  Â?ƒ€’~ ¤Â—| there are also a few things we need to sort out.â€?

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Hussein hurdles into Swiss athletics history

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wiss 400 metres hurdles star Kariem Hussein grabbed the headlines in mid-August at the ˜}†—’ ÂƒĂƒ Â‚€—„¢ |}¢ Â—ÂŹ in Zurich when he surprised many people and won the European title, bringing the delirious home crowd to his feet on a chilly and rainy night. A personal best of 48.96 †„ ”‡}|  Â’ ƒJƒ‘| Â“ƒ ¥ ‡ Â’ home track saw him beÂ‘Â†ÂŹÂƒ ŠÂ—Â’| |‡ƒ Â?˜|‡ ” Â’Â’ athlete to win the European gold medal. His end of season run of form continued 13 days later when he returned to the ÂƒĂƒ Â‚€—„¢ ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â?„} Â†Â˜ the IAAF Diamond League, ”‡ƒ€ƒ ‡ƒ Â?„ Â’‡ƒ¢ ˜†—€|‡ but again reduced his personal best to 48.70. “To return to the place where I had just won the gold medal and to run in

front of my home crowd ”}Â’ }ÂŹ}Ă„ Â„‚… ¢ ¢Â„ÂŻ| ‡}“ƒ the same pressure like two weeks before at the European Championships, so I ‘†— ¢ €ƒ}  ¥ ƒ„ŠÂ†ÂĄ |‡}| ƒ“ƒ„ing at the Wellklasse,â€? reÂĽÂƒÂ‘|ƒ¢ —’’ƒ Â„Â… In mid-September, Hussein rounded out his stun„ Â„‚ Â’Â—ÂŹÂŹÂƒÂ€ }„¢ Â?„ Â’‡ƒ¢ second behind South Africa’s Cornell Fredericks at the IAAF Continental Cup in Marrakesh, taking a further slice from his personal best when he clocked at 2014 European-leading 48.47. “I set my personal best in my last race of the season as a member of Team Europe. It was amazing. I knew that I could run faster than 48.96 but I had really a stressful time immediately after the European Championships.â€?

2015 IPC Athletics Grand Prix to cover all continents

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he International Para ¥Œ Â‘ † #ƒƒ (IPC) Athletics Grand Prix series will be held }‘€†’’ }  Â?“ƒ ‘†„| Â„ƒ„|Â’ ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â?€’| | Âƒ „ƒž| ÂĄÂƒ}€ following the addition of a „ƒ” ƒ“ƒ„|  Â„ ‘ƒ}„ }Â… The second meeting of the season will take place in the Australian city of Brisbane, from March 6 to 8, following the series opener in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, between February 22 and 25. The Tunisian capital of Tunis will stage Africa’s only Grand Prix of the season from March 23 to 25, ”‡  Âƒ Œ€  Â˜Âƒ}|—€ƒ’ ƒ“ƒ„|Â’ in the Chinese capital of Beijing, between April 18 and 20, and the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo, from April 23 to 25. Mesa in the United |}|ƒ’ ”   Â‡Â†Â’|  |Â’ Â?€’| |‡ Âƒ| Â‘Â’ ƒ“ƒ„| †„ }ÂĄ ˼

}„¢ ÀÅ~ ”‡  Âƒ †#”   Â„ ” ĂƒÂƒÂ€ }„¢ ”   Â‘ Â†Â’ƒ |‡ƒ †„|‡ ” |‡ }„ ƒ“ƒ„| ”‡ Â‘‡ is traditionally seen as the world’s best meeting for wheelchair racers between May 29 and 31. Grosseto in Italy, the “ƒ„—ƒ ˜†€ |‡ƒ ¿½Ă€Ă… |‡letics European Championships, will stage its third ’—‘‘ƒ’’ Â“ƒ €}„¢ € ž Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ June 12 to 14, as will the German capital of Berlin between June 19 and 21. ‡ƒ “ƒ„—ƒ }„¢ ¢}|ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ Ă€½|‡ ƒ“ƒ„|~ |‡ƒ €}„¢ Prix Final, is yet to be announced. Since the Grand Prix series was launched in 2013, |‡ƒ ƒ“ƒ„|Â’ ‡}“ƒ ‚€†”„  Â„ size, stature and competi| Â“ƒ„ƒ’’… In 2013, 1,004 athletes from 67 countries took part, while in 2014 these numbers increased to 1,497 and ϼ Â€ÂƒÂ’ÂŚÂƒÂ‘| Â“ƒ ¥Â…

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Kiplagat ready to defend world title in Beijing

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orld marathon champion Edna Kiplagat is keen to defend her title at the 2015 world championships in Beijing. Kiplagat, 35, wants to write new history as the Â?€’| ”†}„ |† ” Â„ |‡ƒ marathon title at the world championships three times after she successfully defended her crown in Mos‘†”  Â„ ¿½Ă€Âź~ ‡}“ Â„‚ ”†„  | Â?€’|  Â„ }ƒ‚—~ †—|‡ †€ƒ} in 2011. “Of course the target is to defend my crown. I want to run well next season. But the focus should be on defending my title,â€? she said Saturday in Nairobi.

†”ƒ“ƒ€~  Œ }‚}| Â’} ¢ she will do well in the winter marathons in London to ÂŚÂ€Â†Â“Âƒ ‡ƒ€ ‘€ | Â‘Â’ ”€†„‚ }„¢ boost her chances of making the Kenya team. Kiplagat was speaking in Nairobi during the commissioning of a synthetic 400-meter tartan track at Gems Cambridge International School in Nairobi. Also present was world 1,500m champion Asbel  ŒÂ€Â†ÂŚ~ ”‡† } Â’† ‘†„Â?Â€ÂŹÂƒ¢ that he will be ready for his title defence in August.

†”ƒ“ƒ€~  ŒÂ€Â†ÂŚ~ †„ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ }|‡ Âƒ|ƒ’ ”‡† ‡}“ƒ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ ‘†„‘ƒ€„ƒ¢ ” |‡ |‡ƒ  Â„¼—ž  Â„ doping cases in Kenya (28 now) said more need to be ¢Â†Â„ƒ |† ‘—€¤ |‡ƒ “ Â‘ƒ… Kiprop said he supports |‡ƒ ‘}  Â˜Â†Â€ Â’| Jƒ€ }„¢  Â†Â„‚ƒ€ bans to the athletes found ‚—  |ÂĄ †˜ |‡ƒ †Jƒ„‘ƒ  Â„ } ¤ ¢ to same some reputation for |‡ƒ ’Œ†€|Â’ ‡ƒ  Â†Â“ƒ’… ‡ƒ€ƒ ‡}“ƒ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ }  Âƒgations and reports that there is widespread doping

amongst the country’s long distance runners especially after the failed test of top marathoner, Rita Jeptoo, which has caused uproar amongst the athletics family. “This needs to be escalat-

ed and we see those guilty ’ƒ€“ „‚ ƒ“ƒ„  †„‚ƒ€ |ÂƒÂ€ÂŹÂ’ out of the sport and make it hard for them to return. This will help because they will be afraid it will end their careers,â€? he said. Kiprop was speaking in

} Â€Â†¤ }| |‡ƒ —„“ƒ   Â„‚ †˜ |‡ƒ Â?€’| Â’|}„¢}€¢ €—„„ Â„‚ track by a local learning institution, GEMs Cambridge International School where he was accompanied by two times world marathon champion Edna Kiplagat.

Steel wants Bulgaria gold

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emma Steel is determined to do all she can to complete a full set of medals at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships in Samok†“… |ƒƒ ~ ”‡† ”†„ Â’  Â“ƒ€ À¿ months ago in Belgrade and bronze two years before that in Velenje, triumphed at the British Athletics Cross Chal ÂƒÂ„‚ƒ  Â„  Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂŚÂ†Â† Â†Â„ }|—€¢}ÂĄ |† ‘†„Â?€ ‡ƒ€ ÂŚÂ }‘ƒ  Â„ the team for the championships on 14 December. ‡ƒ ƒ“ƒ„| ¢Â†Â—¤ Âƒ¢ —Œ }Â’ |‡ƒ †0‘ } |€ } Â’ }„¢ }Â’ |ƒƒ won in 26:58, in second was six-times European junior cross country gold medallist Emelia Gorecka, on her debut in a senior cross country race, in 27:09. Steel’s win puts her in a good place as she counts down the days to the last major athletics competition of 2014. ¡ }ÂŹ ¢ÂƒÂ?„ |ƒ ¥ ‚† Â„‚ ˜†€ gold in Bulgaria this year,â€? said Steel, speaking to Brit-

 Â’‡ |‡ Âƒ| Â‘Â’Â… ¡ ‡}“ƒ Â’  Â“ƒ€ and bronze so it would be nice to get the gold. It has always been a dream of mine to stand on the top of that podium.â€? Steel, 29, has been one of the most consistent senior performers at the SPAR

European Cross Country ‡}Œ †„’‡ ŒÂ’ †“ƒ€ |‡ƒ past four years, with two team golds from 2011 and ¿½Ă€Âź }„¢ } |ƒ}ÂŹ Â’  Â“ƒ€ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ¿½Ă€½ |† ‚† ” |‡ ‡ƒ€  Â„¢ Â“ ¢ual honours. In Belgrade she was ¤Âƒ}|ƒ„ ¤¥ Â?“ƒ ’ƒ‘†„¢Â’ †“ƒ€

the 8km course by France’s Sophie Duarte who won in 26:34 and their re-match in Bulgaria has the makings of being one of the races of the day. Gorecka, 20, has an outstanding list of junior honours at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships and now she is looking in good form as she pro‚€ƒ’’ƒ’ |† |‡ƒ „ƒž|  ÂƒÂ“ƒ Â… ‡ƒ ”†„ |‡ƒ  Â„¢ Â“ ¢Â—} junior gold in 2011 and last year to go with four succesÂ’ Â“ƒ |ƒ}ÂŹ | | ÂƒÂ’ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ¿½Ă€½ }„¢ |‡ Â’ €—„  Â„  Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂŚÂ†Â† Â”   Â‡}“ƒ ‘}—‚‡| |‡ƒ ÂƒÂĄÂƒ }†„‚ ‡ƒ€ € Â“} Â’ }‘€†’’ Â—Â€Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ… The senior men’s race  Â„  Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂŚÂ†Â† Â’}” } Ԡ# Â’‡ one-two as Callum Hawkins won by just two seconds from Andrew Butchart in 29:26. “I’m really please, that’s been my focus since the Commonwealth Games and hopefully I can sneak a med}  Â„ — Â‚}€ }Â… ÂŻÂ“Âƒ ‚†| |‡ƒ ƒ„gine to do it,â€? said Hawkins.

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Policy makers, researchers lament rising youth unemployment By Our Correspondent

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olicymakers and researchers in Africa have declared the rising youth unemployment in the continent a “time bomb” that should be quickly “defused” using appropriate policies and initiatives before it “detonates” and wreaks havoc on the continent. They also worry over the continent’s rising food import bill which is estimated at $35 billion annually. This amount, they say, if invested in agriculture could generate jobs and take some youths out of the labor market. “The youth problem is indeed a ‘time bomb’ but also an opportunity if we can quickly harness the energy in this population and channel it to constructive use,” said Dr Fina Opio, Executive Director, Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa (ASARECA), who chaired a special session titled, “Promoting Youth Engagement in Agribusiness: the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) Agripreneur Model,” at the event marking the 15th anniversary of the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA) in South Africa. Accounting for about 70 percent of the African population, the youth comprising young men and women have the most education, enthusiasm, and strength, yet very limited opportunities to apply such talents within communities. However, the recent experience by the IITA Youth in Agribusiness reveals that young individuals between 21 and 27 years old with different backgrounds and academic disciplines (ranging from art, information technology, and engineering to the biological sciences and agriculture) can take on the challenge of self-development with the right environment and encouragement. The initiative, which began in 2012, under the leadership of Dr Nteranya Sanginga, IITA Director General, has proven that given the proper opportunities and incentives, the urban and rural youth can quickly be directed towards marketoriented agriculture, agribusiness, and agro-services provision, with a huge impact upon the larger farming community. Dr Opio backed the initiative by IITA and called on donors and policymakers to support it. “I was in Ibadan and was very impressed with the achievements of these young men and women. This is the way we should go and IITA has shown the way,” she added. The special session which had other organizations such as the Conseil ouest et centre africain pour la recherche et le développement agricoles / West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development (CORAF/ WECARD), and the Centre for Coordination of Agricultural Research and Development for

Tammy Danagogo, Minister of Sports

Southern Africa (CCARDESA) among others, recommended the following: Mainstreaming the youth unemployment challenge at the national and even on regional and continental levels ;reviewing and changing of curriculums on agriculture in schools to encourage youth to go into the business of agriculture and thereby create agricultural entrepreneurs. In addition, the business orientation has to be emphasized and

incorporated in the new curriculum ; and Provision of access for youths to resources (funds, innovations, etc.) and collective assets such as machinery, land, productive assets, etc. The position of the special session was reechoed by Dr Kanayo Nwanze, President of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) during his keynote talk at the highlight of the

The youth problem is indeed a ‘time bomb’ but also an opportunity if we can quickly harness the energy in this population and channel it to constructive use

celebration today. According to Dr Nwanze, if we wait further and do nothing, the ‘time bomb’ will explode. The IFAD president called on African governments to develop policies that would encourage inclusive growth, giving greater attention to marginalized groups including youth and women, development of rural infrastructure, and provision of social services in the rural areas to curb rural-urban migration. He said that Africa’s food import bill of $35 billion was a source of concern because the continent’s dependence on food imports was hurting the creation of local jobs which the youth would have benefited from. The Celebrating FARA event was attended by over 500 policymakers, researchers, and the donor community both from within and outside of Africa. Dr Alfred Dixon, Head of the } | ¦ ¢ }| 0 }| IITA and Project Leader of the Cassava Weed Management Project, said the event reechoed the magnitude of the youth problem among policymakers, technocrats, development investors, and other stakeholders in Africa.

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Ernest Okonkwo: Remembering the legendary football OKEY OBIOZO

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ould anyone remember hilarious clichĂŠ like these? “He beats Christian Chukwu, he beats Christian Madu, he beats Christian Nwokocha‌he beats three Christians in a row, who is this man? ¡ ƒ —’| ¤Âƒ } †’ ÂƒÂŹĂ’ †‡  |  Â’ ‡ƒÂ?— Mohammed sending a diagonal pass to Baba Otu Mohammed.â€? On another account he quipped. “The lanky ebony black goal-hungry Ranger is ranging alone in the goal area of the Water Corporation Football Club of Ibadan. Can the one-man riot squad make it four for Rangers? A hat trick, that is one, two, three goals are already  Â„ ‡ Â’ • #ÂĄÂ… “Ifeanyi Chukwu means nothing is insurmountable to God. Four goals are also not beyond the ability of Ifeanyi Chukwu Onyedika. “It is a goal‌ Goal number four for the indomitable Rangers International Football Club of Enugu, all scored by Ifeanyi Chukwu Onyedikaâ€?. His apt description, “After ninety minutes of play and extra time, the match has ended one goal apiece, but a winner must emerge. Another, “Five players have on each side been selected to take the penalty kick. The players are praying to their God to give them this day, but it is not ”‡† Œ€}ÂĄÂ’ ÂŹÂ†Â€Âƒ ¤Â—| ”‡† ÂŚÂ }ÂĄÂ’ ¤Âƒ#ƒ€…¸ “Okey Isima, with a short pass to Sylvanus Okpala, they both play in Portugal. They can communicate in Igbo, they can communicate in English, they can communicate in Portuguese and they just communicated with the ball.â€? “Etim Esin, he shilly-shallies, he dillydallies, and he tries to beat one man, but only succeeds in beating himself.â€? “The Super Eagles are gathered in the centre of the circle, they seem to be saying, oh! God give us this day.â€? Those are the fond memories of the quintessential Ernest Okonkwo whose voice lighted up every football game then. Names and coinages were his trademark; Emmanuel ‘Man Mountain’ Okala, Aloysius ‘Blockbuster’ Atuegbu, Christian ‘Chairman’ Chukwu, ‘Mathematical’ Segun Odegbami, Kelechi ‘Caterpillar’ Emetole, Ç  ¢Â?ƒ ¢ }ƒ’|€†¯ —¢}’‡ Â€Â— }”} ~ ‘Justice’ Adokiye Amasiemeka, Uwem Ç }€}#}„¯ •}€ Â•}~ †€ ¥ “}„—’ Quicksilver ‘Okpala, ‘Commander’ †— Â’ ‚”  Â†~ ÂĄÂ Â“ÂƒÂ’|ƒ€ Ç }‡}ÂŹ}ÂŻ Oparanozie, Benedict ‘Surugede’ Ugwu, Idowu ‘Slow Poison’ Otubusen, ‘Shortish’ John Benson, ‘Diminutive’ ÂŹ}ƒ‘‡ # ~ „}¢ Ă‡ †  Â‘ÂƒÂŹ}„¯ Anyafo, Davidson ‘Okada Air’ Owumi, ‘Penalty Specialist’ Christian }¢Â—~ Ç }Â’|ƒ€’ †˜ †„‚ ‡€†”¯ †’ƒ’ Otolorin, and ‘The Man with Bullet Shot’ Emmanuel Osigwe Those were days when people would put their television set on mute and prefer to listen to Okonkwo’s commentary on radio. He was a creative mind who had a unique style

Late Okonkwo of commentating, giving appropriate qualifying adjectives to each of every persona, be they player, administrator or referee. He was indeed a heavyweight in the broadcast industry when he ran commentaries on the radio for Radio Nigeria in his days. He was the soul of every game and Nigerian league was alive with his voice running like wild fire describing both the ball and the players on the field of play. Someone once thoughtfully asked whether Ernest Okonkwo died with the league football commentary because ever since his death the country has not producer any other that can surpass his style. So many argued and still argue that if Ernest Okonkwo is to be from a different clime, he would have been

immortalised. To immortalise him of course is the sports community’s expectation from the federal government. He coined nicknames that has remained in the football circle, such as, ‘Man Mountain’ (Emmanuel Okala), ‘Blockbuster’ (Aloysius Atuegbu), ‘Mathematical’ (Segun Odegbami), ‘Harmattan’ (Uwem Ekarika), ‘Chairman’ (Christian Chukwu), ‘Justice’ (Adokiye Amiesimaka), ‘Slow Poison’ (Idowu Otubusin) and many more. Undoubtedly, he popularised the term “intercontinental ballistic missile.� He was witty, intelligent, and never was there a dull moment when he is on the commentaries during a football match. How can anyone that knows

How can anyone that knows something about football in Nigeria forget the one and only evergreen Ernest Okonkwo

something about football in Nigeria forget the one and only evergreen Ernest Okonkwo with his very vivid and spirited commentaries? He was a genius, a class act and Mr. Total football. When you remember memorable matches like Ranger versus IICC Shooting Stars, African Cup Winners Cup Semi final of 1976. Rangers versus Mehalla of Egypt where came the phrase, “Mehalla saw wahalaâ€? Green Eagles versus Tunisia in 1978, where Godwin Odiye scored an own goal and Nigeria failed in their bid for the ‘78 world cup in Argentina, Green Eagles versus Morocco in 1988 semi final nation’s cup penalty shoot-out, what readily comes to mind is the memory of Ernest Okonkwo. Okonkwo looked like a colossus in his chosen career, particularly in radio sports commentary from 1957 when he joined the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) till August 7, 1990 when he breathed his last, having given illustrious 33 years to broadcasting. He started his journey in the media at the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) Enugu in 1957 as programme assistant,but was later trained at Australian Broadcasting Commission between 1964 and 1965. He later became Head of outside Broadcasts at the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN). He was from Nando in Anambra }Â’| †‘} Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| €ƒ}~ Anambra State. As a sport commentator, Okonkwo made his debut at the 1976 African Nations Cup in Addis-Ababa and later went on to cover many other international sport competitions, including the All-Africa Games, Olympic Games and the Commonwealth Games. On the home front, Okonkwo was there running commentaries on the local sport competitions, particularly football matches, in addition to analysing matches involving the national football teams. Remarkably, Okonkwo distinguished ‡ Â’ƒ Â˜ ” |‡ ‡ Â’ ” #ÂĄ }„¢ ÂĽÂ†Â”ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ language and deep sense of analysis.  Â•Âƒ †’ƒ’ ÂŚ}•†€ ¢ÂƒÂ’‘€ ¤Âƒ¢~ ¡|‡ƒ speciality of this man which surprised me was how he knew all the actions that would end in goal! He would readily tell you this action would lead to a goal and it would be so.â€? He brought verve into radio commentary and interestingly many were entertained, enlightened and informed by his art. In essence, during his days many fans and footballers alike would record his commentaries as every outing was a masterpiece. According to Yisa Sofoluwe, “He was a master on the job who is greatly missed by all of us. I used to ask that his commentaries be recorded for me and always listened to them after matches.â€? Ernest Okonkwo who could be rightly described as a man with the special gift of the garb might have gone, but obviously his legacies in Nigerian football remains, especially memories of his exceptional works.

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Day AMUFPMAN made case for cultural renaissance among Igbos THANKGOD OFOELUE, Benin

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ollywood comedian, Mr. Nkem Owoh has expressed displeasure at the dearth of cultural consciousness among the Igbo people of the South East of Nigeria. Owoh made this position known at the second annual conference of the Association of Music and Film Producers and Marketers of Nigeria(AMUFPMAN) which held in Awka, the Anambra State capital recently. Speaking on the same subject, mayor of peace of UN POLAC and traditional prophet, Dr. Ramas Okoye Asuzu who was honoured as a cultural ambassador by AMUFPMAN, expressed delight that AMUFPMAN found it worthy to honour him for what he believed in. He then called on the youth to protect the cultures and traditions of the Igbo as it has always protected them, and project it to the coming generation. While thanking the national president of AMUFPMAN, Prophet AbelJames Nwankwo for the honour, Okoye described the Igbo religion as the original and true religion of man: “Today I have to take the bulls by the horns by protecting the Igbo culture, religion and language. I believe in the Igbo religion which is the true religion, there is no other true religion and true language apart from the Igbo language and religion. It is the religion of sincerity, the religion of the absolute God where you pray to the Almighty God, the Omnipotent God, the God that sent Jesus Christ and the high priests killed Jesus Christ and is also the religion of the God that sent the holy Mohammed. That is what we practice in the Igbo religion. The absolute God, whom I worship has been good to me and my family and is the Omniscient, the omnipotent, the Almighty. Today I am proud to be an ambassador of Igbo culture, language and religion and that  Â’ ”‡¥ }ÂŹ ‡† ¢ Â„‚ |‡ƒ †J†€~ ‡}“ƒ been counted by Adamanri as Ezeoba Akajiofor Ndigbo, the true high priest of Igbo landâ€?. On the decline in the values placed on Igbo culture by the people, Asuzu, who is also a spiritual healer and priest told newsmen: “Igbos work like people that are in the moon. The Igbos has lost their values because of their race for money. The Igbos has lost what they had because there is no brotherliness as it used to be. Today there is no good governance in Igbo land. What they are after is money, and I have said it that the Igbo people should stopmoney politics. Someone who served as governor for eight years wants to come back to be a senator. It is a taboo and evil for a family to continue recycling themselves in the circle of governance and the youths are confused, they have been used by the politicians and dumped. Our children and youths have no future today in Igbo land. Go all over the world- 80% of people that are in prison are Igbo youths. Go to Abuja, most of the prostitutes are Igbo girls and youths. Our governments have abused the Igbo youths and I am praying as the cus-

todian of Igbo power and knowledge that the government will project Igbo custom. The government should work and produce capital projects. There is no capital project in Igbo land since after the war. The youths have no place to go than abroad and to trade in cocaine and other hard drugs, they are  Â„ ¢ Jƒ€ƒ„| Š}  Â’ }„¢ }ÂŹ }’‡}ÂŹÂƒ¢Â… We have no true representatives in the Senate and House of Representatives. They are there to make their illegal ÂŹÂ†Â„ÂƒÂĄ |‡}|  Â’ ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â€ †”„ ’ƒ Â?’‡  Â„terest. I am praying that in the coming elections, Igbo people should vote for people that will go there for the benƒÂ?| †˜ ‘‡  ¢Â€ÂƒÂ„ |† Â‘Â†ÂŹÂƒÂ… }ÂĄ †¢ ¤ ÂƒÂ’Â’ Igbo nation and today am happy to project Igbo culture and religion to the next levelâ€?. On his part, Owoh addressed delegates who graced the occasion, after he was given a honorary award by AMUFPMAN. He told the organizers |‡}| ’—‘‡ }„ †‘‘}Â’ Â†Â„ ’‡†— ¢ Â€ÂƒÂĽÂƒÂ‘| above all things, the culture of the people, since it is an entertainment industry thing that banks on the its tourism potentials for patronage. Owoh, popularly known as OsuoÂ?}~ } Â’† Â’|}|ƒ¢ |‡}| ‡}“ Â„‚ |€}“ƒ  Âƒ¢ around the world, his experiences have taught him the prominent and important roles Igbo culture plays around the globe. He spoke to the audience, through a bout of comical overtures: “the Chinese have been able to colonize the world with their food. Wherever you go, they will tell you ‘Chinese restaurant’. What do they do in Chinese restaurants if not to sell cooked toads? I once went to Europe and told them that we should have a hair braiding competition. Europeans don’t know how to braid

There is no capital project in Igbo land since after the war. The youths have no place to go than abroad and to trade in cocaine and other hard drugs, they are in different jails and I am ashamed

n named Eze has changed it to King. For w what? Bear your original name, so that our culture can be collectively projecteed, so that we can increase our dictionary awareness of Igbo names, tradition, llanguage and cultureâ€?. “Do you know there was no word llike vuvuzela in the dictionary, but aftter the World Cup, vuvuzela became a word in the dictionary. They tried ||† ‘‡}„‚ƒ  | |† ¼—|ƒ~ ¤Â—| |€—’| †—|‡ ˜rica. They refused and today, every child k knows what a vuvuzela is. If we insist tthat they use our language in their dicttionary, they will. If South Africa had agreed, you will be hearing, African ttrumpet. No. we have to be very proud of our culture, we have to be very proud of our custom. Those people who prefer n naming their children foreign names, p please begin to give them names that Â€ÂƒÂĽÂƒÂ‘| †—€ ‘— |—€ƒ~ †—€ |€}¢ | Â†Â„Â… ‚¤Â† n names are beautiful. Instead, let them b bite their tongues trying to pronounce our names. If that happens, it will become breaking news, that will further p promote our cultureâ€?. He also spoke of how he advised Igbo lleaders at an event to begin respecting ttraditional rulers and the institution of leadership in the Igbo communit hairs hairs ties spread across Nigeria: “At an event hairs. Footballer now braid their hairs, both the blacks and whites. Very soon, where I met the likes of Theodore Orji they will start claiming that hair braid- and other governors, as well as senaing originated from their place, just tors, I told them that when a man is   Â•Âƒ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ }€ƒ „†” ‘ }  Â„‚ |‡}| |}#††- crowned with a title in Igboland, a goving is from them. But I told them it’s ernor should not politicize that institu} ‘}ÂŚÂ |}   Âƒ~ Â’ Â„‘ƒ |}#†† Â„‚  Â’ } ÂŚ}€| tion by signing that the man is no more of our original culture. These are our a ruler. The last thing that can happen traditions, and we must project it. Let to the United Kingdom is for anyone to us never say that our culture and tradi- come up and say that Queen Elizabeth has been removed from the throne. It tion is inferior, it is notâ€?. “Today, a girl named Onyinye won’t cannot happen. In fact, every prime minbear that name but change it to Gift, ister must pay homage to the institution Ifeatu has become Miracle. Why? One of the queen’’, he added.

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Lafarge CSR gives pupils future in Ogun

ducation has been described as the light to the feet of humanity and many parents have been striving to bequeath this to their children. Government at all levels annually inject money into the sector but many believe that what is appropriated to the sector was not enough. In Ogun State, Governor Ibikunle Amosun has embarked on building models schools in all the three senatorial districts in the state, but the opposition has condemned this, saying he ought to have injected the money into renovating and replacing all dilapidate classroom blocks in all the exisisting public schools across the state. Some school pupils sustained various degrees of injury in a public school in Ado-Odo/Ota local school and a little boy was crushed to death when the wall of a dilapidated school building collapsed during break period. But rather than joining others in criticising the governor for neglecting some of the old schools, Lafarge Africa Plc decided to engage its CSR committee work with the development councils of its host communities to search for such schools in communities. The Sagamu Community Development Council lead by Olootu Michael Oyedele moved round the The newly constructed building villages and to his chagrin, he with his team discovered some schools where pupils sat on the floor to receive lessons and some with roofs blown off and pupils were taught in the classrooms. Among the public schools discovered and renovated by Lafarge Africa include Wesley Primary School, Gbara, African Church Primary School, Ewu-Oloja, Zumratul Islamiyat Nursery and Primary School, Ojumele, and St. John’s Anglican Primary School, Ode-Lemo, all are in suburb of Sagamu in Sagamu local government. Community Primary School at Alaguntan in Ewekoro also benefitted from the reconstruction projects. Toilets and boreholes that were not in existence in the schools were constructed as well as electrification of the schools. Furniture including desks and chairs were provided by the company so all all pupils of the school would be sitting conveniently while receiving lessons in a conducive environment which the schools have been transformed by One of the new classroom the company. I her address, the Managing Director, WAPCO Operations, La- N231.9m was expended on bursary farge Africa company, Mrs. Ade- awards for 2,319 indigent underpeju Adebajo stated that the lofty graduates in the state and “each of these key areas has been initiative is “targeted at lives of the well covered in our community deliving and those of the future.” velopment programmes for this She disclosed that the company year.” has expended N300 million on the Besides the schools reconstrucreconstruction of five schools in tion, some youths in the comfive communities in both Sagamu and Ewekoro which are the host munities who are undergoing retraining programmes sponsored communities in the state. Explaining the focus of the cor- by the company recived working porate social investment to be on tools including sewing machines education, youth empowerment, hairdryers among others having health and infrastructural develop- completed the two-year trainings. Adebajo explained that “On ment, Mrs. Adebajo revealed that

youth empowerment, work equipment and tools for successful trainees in Tailoring/Fashion Designing and Hairdressing were distributed on this occasion to 136 successful trainees. “In November 2012, two lifeimproving programmes for our youths - Supaset Block Makers Empowerment Programme, and Lafarge Technical Apprenticeship Scheme were launched by Lafarge to drive home our commitment to youth development. The beneficiaries of these schemes, which are still up and running, are youths

from our host communities in Sagamu and Ewekoro.” Speaking on the project for project for the generality of the people resident in the host communities, the managing director said the Legacy Health Centre, a public hospital in Sagamu, has been equipped and the Tuberculosis unit and Pharmacy department of the hospital were renovated. Mrs. Adebajo promised that the company “would continue to live to its billing as a socially-responsible and community-focused organisation.”

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ello kids, welcome to another edition of your favourite page. Today we have a topic titled ‘Term without mid-term break’’ Students of Weenoble International School, Ejigbo Lagos spoke on the issue.

Term without mid-term break

 Â˜Â€ ÂƒÂ„¢Â’Â… ÂŻÂŹ ‚¤ÂƒÂ„ƒ Onyeka J.U., I must con˜ƒ’’ |‡}|  | ”}Â’ Â’|€ƒ’’˜— Â„†| ‚† Â„‚ ˜†€ |‡ƒ  ¢° |ÂƒÂ€ÂŹ ¤Â€Âƒ}• ¤Â—| ”ƒ ‘}„not blame the school ÂŹ}„}Â‚ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ„|Â… |‡ Â„•  | ”}Â’ ˜†€ †—€ ¤ÂƒÂ’|Â…

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†¥… ˜|ƒ€ †—€ ƒž|€}  Â†Â„‚ vacation as a result of the Ebola outbreak, our school ÂŹ}„}Â‚ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ„| ¢ÂƒÂ„ Âƒ¢ —’ |‡ƒ †ŒŒ†€|—„ |ÂĄ †˜ ‚† Â„‚ †„ our normal mid-term break. I felt bad initially, but latƒ€ €ƒ}  Â’ƒ¢ |‡}| ”ƒ „ƒƒ¢ |† ‘†“ƒ€ †—€ Â’Â‘Â‡ÂƒÂŹÂƒ †˜ ”†€•… And as a WAEC candidate, I also realised that mid-term ¤Â€Âƒ}• ”}Â’ „†| }‘|—}  ¥ „ƒ‘essary this time around.

Hi friends, I’m Obiesie. D. Miracle. Actually, this term is the Â?€’| | Âƒ Â’|—¢ÂƒÂ„|Â’ ”ƒ€ƒ „†| }  Â†Â”ƒ¢ |† ‚† ˜†€ mid-term break and I’m excited because I used the time to read my books in preparation to”}€¢Â’ †—€ ˜†€|‡ ‘† „‚ examination.

I am Gray Patrick. The non-observation of our usual mid-term break ¤Â€Â†Â—‚‡| Â’|€ƒ’’ }„¢ ‘ Â—ÂŹsiness on the students at  }€‚ƒ~ ¤Â—|  | ”}Â’ ˜†€ †—€ †”„ ⠠¢Â…

 Â˜Â€ ÂƒÂ„¢Â’~ ÂŻÂŹ •”ƒ€ƒ Edyma. I felt unhappy and deprived of the mid-term break. The Ebola outbreak should not have been the basis for our lack of rest. In Ni‚ƒ€ } |†¢}ÂĄ~ ƒžŒÂƒÂ‘ }  ¥  Â„ }‚†’ |}|ƒ~ |‡ƒ }“ƒ€}‚ƒ ‘‡  ¢ Â’ÂŚÂƒÂ„¢Â’ }|  Âƒ}Â’| ’ƒ“ƒ„ |† ƒ Â‚‡| hours daily at school. This to ÂŹÂƒ  Â’ „†| ‡ƒ} |‡¥ ~ €ƒ’| Â„‚  Â’ „ƒ‘ƒ’’}€¥ „† ÂŹ}#ƒ€ |‡ƒ circumstances.

Hi friends. I’m Thompson Deborah. Well, I felt happy „†| ‚† Â„‚ ˜†€ |‡ƒ ¤Â€Âƒ}• ¤ÂƒÂ‘}—’ƒ  Â˜ |€—|‡ ¤Âƒ |† ¢~ ”}Â’ Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ ¤Â†Â€Âƒ¢ Â’|}¥ „‚ Â‡Â†ÂŹÂƒ ¢Â—€ Â„‚ |‡ƒ ¤Â† } †—|¤Â€Âƒ}• and I don’t think I can face }„†|‡ƒ€ ‡†  ¢}ÂĄ „†”…

Hi friends, I’m Chibuzor Joshua. When the school ÂŹ}„}Â‚ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ„|  Â„Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹÂƒ¢ —’ |‡}| ”ƒ ”†— ¢ „†| ¤Âƒ †¤Â’ƒ€“ Â„‚ |‡ƒ  ¢°|ÂƒÂ€ÂŹ ¤Â€Âƒ}•~ ”}Â’ ‡}ÂŚÂŚÂĄ ¤ÂƒÂ‘}—’ƒ €ƒ}  Â’ƒ¢  | ”†— ¢ }J†€¢ ÂŹÂƒ ƒž|€} | Âƒ |† Â’|—¢¥Â… ‡†—‚‡ —’| }¢mit that some of my plans ”ƒ€ƒ |€—„‘}|ƒ¢Â…

 Â˜Â€ ÂƒÂ„¢Â’~ ÂŻÂŹ ¢Â”}€¢ ƒ’| Â„ÂĄÂ… ‡ƒ„ ”ƒ ”ƒ€ƒ  Â„Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹÂƒ¢ |‡}| ”ƒ ”†— ¢ „†| ¤Âƒ †¤Â’ƒ€“ Â„‚ |‡ƒ  ¢°|ÂƒÂ€ÂŹ ¤Â€Âƒ}•~ ”}Â’ ’† Â’}¢ }„¢ } most cried because I had planned the number of mov ÂƒÂ’ ”†— ¢ ”}|‘‡ ¢Â—€ Â„‚ |‡ƒ ¤Â€Âƒ}•… †”ƒ“ƒ€~  }|ƒ€ ¢ Â’‘†“ƒ€ƒ¢ |‡}| ‘}   Â„‚ †J |‡ƒ ¤Â€Âƒ}• ”}Â’ ˜†€ ÂŹÂĄ †”„ ⠠¢Â… ƒ }€ƒ „†” } Â†Â’| ¢Â†Â„ƒ ” |‡ †—€ Â’Â‘Â‡ÂƒÂŹÂƒ †˜ Ӡۥ }Â’ a result of that.

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Nature Zone Black-Backed Jackals

Girls’ Corner GIRL’S ROLE MODEL

Black-Backed Jackals are red/brown in colour with a saddle of black fur along their back and their tail is long and bushy. They have a slender build, their muzzle is long and pointed and they have large, pointed ears. Black-Backed Jackals that inhabit southern Africa tend to be larger than those found in east Africa. They communicate by scent marking and using a variety of vocalizations which include howls, yelps, woofs, wines and growls.

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nd open blands a famu r c s , s or small l rassland in the g ey live in pairs oximately d n u o f h ppr .T are Jackals outhern Africa a territory of a , but occad e k c a s B t and Blackdefend ctive at night ds of eas py and a woodlan s and they occu hey are mainly p T u . ) o e r il g ay. .m ily ms (1 sq ing the d 2.66 sq. k enture out dur v sionally

Breeding

ugust. n May and A ark ee w et b ly al u rrdv ann d they mate s are born in a vacated aa all of an fe li r f fo p u p s pair 3 - 6 pu ends almost Backed Jackal period of 60 - 65 days, the female sp rn o b e n o ar ti s ta p u es After a g after the p they her food. three weeks male brings r eyes and at 2 weeks old n e th e il h burrow. For w ee em ei b th th as r h en fo p at g o n th her time cari ps reach 10 days old they they begin to eat food s old they ld u o th p n When the reach 3 mo . At 1 month lore their den ts and by the time they begin to exp en by their par they are 3 regurgitated g trips when hen they n ti n u h n o are weaned. ers follow their parents to hunt on their own. W ¢ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ The youngst at 6 months they begin |‡ƒ Â€ †”„ |ƒ€€ |†€ ÂƒÂ’ }„ ¢ and  Âƒ}“ƒ |† Â?„ months old |‡’ † ¢ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ nths old. „ † ÂŹ Âś ° Ă… mo €ƒ}‘‡ maturity at 11 reach sexual

Diet

uch of prey s , ty ie r a v ts a sec y feed on ulates, in s and theakes, young ung bit southern e r o iv n at inha rds, sn ls are om ed Jacka dents, birds, liza carrion. Those th k c a -B k c o d r Bla estock an e, hares, as gazell ries, domestic liv r seal cubs. fruit, ber ill also feed on fu Africa w

id you know this woman? How many of you would love to be like her? She is Funmi Aragbaye, a renowned Yoruba gospel singer who is a source of inspiration for many people including youngsters like you. Speaking on her growing up, she fondly recalled: “When I was growing, my mother didn’t allow me to mix up with people. It might sound like an indictment, but it’s not because it eventually helped me up till this stage. My mother portrayed men in such a way that it was like, if you had a handshake with a boy, you would get pregnant. So I always avoid men. My growing up was peaceful, it was nice. All I can remember when I was growing up was that my mother was the singing

type. Sometimes she would tell me stories about how she went to school in Kaura, Zaria in those days�. According to her, “whenever I see people celebrating me I feel like God! Is this me? How did I merit this? When I look at my background and see what God has been doing, I marvel and I always go on my knees to thank God. There was a particular programme held at the Liberty Stadium (now Obafemi Awolowo Stadium), I think it was Bishop Ojo’s programme. When we got there, the crowd was huge, one thing led to the other and the man of God said , “If you want to be like Evang. Funmi Aragbaye raise up your hand’’ and everybody raised their hands, he told them to place their hands on their heads and turn it into a prayer. Ever since then I have been thanking God�.

Letter to the House Dear Mr Adegun, HIV is considered to be a great menace to the society, but strangely, I don’t believe in it. I think it is only being used to discourage teenage and pre-marital sex. In all honesty, I have not being seeing HIV positive people around. Yours, Sexyboy. SS 2 Student, Ikorodu, Lagos. Dear Sexyboy, Do you know that there are some people who will not serve God even if the devil begged them to do so? My dear sexyboy, I’m afraid you are one of those strange people. Now, consider these questions. (1) Why would people want to discourage teenage and pre-marital sex if it is good? (2) Do you expect people living with this deadly disease to advertise it by writing it on their foreheads? (3) When they are going for their medical check -up, do you

expect them to come and tell you? Finally, when they become sick, did you expect to see them walking about joyfully on the streets? NO! Well, my dear young man, please know this, HIV is real. It is as real as the air we breathe in. To have a practical "* % ! " ! !# + / "! ! " 0 you to visit any Federal Medical Centre or any University Teaching Hospital. You will be surprised and saddened by the painful sight that will confront you. I can even bet it with you that you will see people who are much sexier than you going down to the centre to collect their monthly anti-retroviral drugs. HIV respects no man, so you should be careful. And don’t forget that sex is the highest and commonest means of contracting the virus. Let the fear of HIV be the beginning of a bright and a healthy future for you. Zip up my friend! And believe it, HIV is real. Wishing you the best in life, AANU ADEGUN

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Chef of the Week

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TUESDAY, December 2, 2014

Cookery entails research – Mary Usifo TAYO SALAMI

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very African woman believes that female children should not be spared from the kitchen as they are future homemakers. „¢ ˜†€ }€¥ Â’ Â˜Â†~ }Â’ |‡ƒ Â?€’| ‘‡  ¢ }„¢ Â?€’| Â˜ÂƒÂŹ} Âƒ  Â„ ‡ƒ€ ˜}ÂŹÂ Â ÂĄ ”}Â’ „†| spared from the kitchen as a young child. Her mother always made sure she assists her in the kitchen whenever she’s cooking so as to learn all the rudiments and all the techniques involved in cooking. As a diligent child, she followed her mother’s rules and this made her develop strong passion for cooking. In her words, “I had always loved cooking and baking since my childhood, I am the Â?€’| ‘‡  ¢ }„¢ |‡ƒ Â?€’| ¢}—‚‡|ƒ€  Â„ |‡ƒ ˜}ÂŹÂ Â ÂĄ and my mother always wants me in the kitchen with her whenever she is cooking. She made sure I learnt all I needed to know about cooking.â€? It was not surprising when she got to ’ƒ‘†„¢}€¥ ’‘‡†† }„¢ ¢ÂƒÂ‘ ¢Âƒ¢ |† †Jƒ€ ˜††¢ and nutrition while her mates preferred to †Jƒ€ }‚€ Â‘— |—€} Â’‘ ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ… Going for food and nutrition no doubt, exposed to what cookery is all about. After completing her secondary school education, Usifo, proceeded to the University of Calabar, Cross River state where she studied economics. While she was in the university, she made pastries during her spare time. This was another source of income for her apart from the monthly allowance she received from her parents. She said, “When I was in the university, I started making pastries for my school mates. I would fry chin-chin, buns and I also learnt how to make doughnuts which I sold in school then so as to make extra money apart from the monthly allowance I received from my parents. My school mates all loved it; therefore, I often had a lot of orders to deliver.â€? All the while she was doing this, she never thought about going into the business on a full-time basis. Cooking was a hobby and the passion she has for it made her put all she learnt into practice, thus making sales from it. After her education, she got a job with Customer Contact Service Nigeria Limited Âł ´~ }Â’ } ‘—’|Â†ÂŹÂƒÂ€ ’ƒ€“ Â‘ƒ †0‘ƒ€… ‡ƒ worked with this organization for two years ¤ÂƒÂ˜Â†Â€Âƒ |ƒ„¢ÂƒÂ€ Â„‚ ‡ƒ€ €ƒ’ Â‚„}| Â†Â„  Âƒ#ƒ€… ‡ƒ resigned because she couldn’t cope with taking care of the household and her job In her words: “It was after I had tried working after I got married that I realized I didn’t like juggling raising my kids and keeping up with the tight work schedules,â€? she stated. When she resigned, she thought about what she could do to keep body and soul together. What came to her mind was her natural preference, the culinary business. She said, “With the support of my wonderful husband, who advised me to go  Â„|† } ÂŚÂ€Â†Â˜ÂƒÂ’Â’ Â†Â„ ‡}¢ } „}|—€} ¼} Â€ ˜†€… ƒ promised to support me wholeheartedly and he stood by his words.â€? Besides the passion she has for the culinary, Usifo still recognized that she needed to acquire more knowledge about catering so as to sharpen her skills. Adding that, “It is always advisable to train so as |† ‡}“ƒ ¤Âƒ#ƒ€ •„†” Âƒ¢Â‚ƒ †˜ ”‡}| †„ƒ  Â’ into, regardless of one’s passion, gift or ÂĽ} Â€Â… ƒ“ƒ„|—}  ¥ ”ƒ„| ˜†€ ÂŚÂ€Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ€ |€} Â„ Â„‚ in 2013. Even when I was undergoing the training, I still continued practicing.â€? For her, training is an ongoing process

because a new idea, methods and techniques would be acquired. “Even the well established culinary businesses still have to keep on researching to keep up with changes so as to stay updated,� she stated.

a profession. I was very cautious of what I was doing while baking and decorating When she completed the cake because I knew I had to make an her training she impression.â€? established ‘Amohi She noted that she has had several Cake ‘n’ Bake Arena,’ embarrassing moments in the course of but the challenges delivering her services to her clients. She ’‡ƒ ‡}¢ ”}Â’ ‚ƒ# Â„‚ shared one experience she had with a client clientele because who embarrassed her because she thought the according to her, cake she made was not big enough. She said, people prefer to “There was a time a client that ordered for a patronize known quality cake. I made the cake for her, but when I went to deliver the cake at the venue of the names in the industry. Â’ Â˜Â† €ƒ“ƒ} Âƒ¢ |‡}| ’‡ƒ ”}Â’ } ¤ | Š #ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ event, she rejected the cake. The excuse she ”‡ƒ„ ’‡ƒ ÂŹ}„}‚ƒ¢ ‡ƒ€ Â?€’| ‘†„|€}‘|Â… ¢¢ Â„‚ gave was that the cake was too small. Not until that, “Once I started baking the cake, I was her friend saw the cake and exclaimed that the immediately at ease because it was what I cake was perfect for the occasion. When two had been doing for fun before taking it as other professionals saw it, they were amazed and complimented that the cake has a touch of class. That was when the woman calmed down and apologized for action .â€? Speaking about her future plans, she said, “I intend to grow my business and I want to have an institute where I can train young girls. My aim is to spread the tentacles of my business by establishing eateries and branches of Amohi Cake ‘n’ Bake Arena all over Nigeria. I also dream to make both local and international cuisine that would appeal to all genres of people around the world. I strongly believe that and I’m working seriously towards achieving these dreams,â€? she concluded.

I also dream to make both local and international cuisine that would appeal to all genres of people around the world

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Education TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2014

AUN tackles IDPs challenges in North-East OWOLABI ADENUSI

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merica University of Nigeria (AUN) has shown serious commitment to its Social Corporate Responsibility in its host community by tackling the challenges facing Internally Displaced Persons in the North East Region of the nation subsequent to the clamouring call from Adamawa State Government seeking the support of NGOs and human right organization in tacking IDPs challenges in the state. The America University of Nigeria (AUN) Yola, is taking a lead in tackling the challenges of the internal displaced persons in the north East part of the nation both in the areas of academic and social needs. The Citadel of learning as part of it social responsibility to the host community has been the Â?€’| —„ Â“ƒ€’ |ÂĄ  Â„ |‡ƒ ‘†—„|€¥ |† ‘‡}„„ƒ  |Â’ €ƒsources to the well being of the internal displaced persons in the North East as well it use its international connection to draw reputable organisation to the state. AUN equally partners with the Adamawa State Government to take care of the primary and secondary schools education of Boko Haram victims at various IDPs camps in the state. The citadel of learning has set a pace for others to emulate by sending some of its academic Â’|}J |† }Š}¤Â—€ƒ Â’ ‘}ÂŹÂŚ  Â„ † } ”‡ Â‘‡ accommodate over 10000 with a view to give primary and secondary schools ages among the IDPs victims qualitative education while the state government is to provide classrooms. Most of the victims in the IDPs camp are children of schools ages from Adamawa and Borno, Yobe states. AUN who is running a Non Governmental Organisation under the banner of Adamawa Peacemakers Initiative (API) however believe |‡}| |‡ƒ }Jƒ‘|ƒ¢ ’‘‡†† Â’ }‚ƒ’  Â„ Â’ ‘}ÂŹÂŚ „ƒƒ¢ not to be denied standard education or allow to miss the school calender in line with UN0 United Nation Organisation act of child right education henceforth AUN, has partnered with the state government to meet IDPs academic needs. ÂŚ}€| Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ Œ—# Â„‚ ƒJ†€|  Â„ €ƒ’† Â“ Â„‚ ƒ¢Â—cational challenges of IDPs in the state AUN recently distributed food, clothing, and other relief ÂŹ}|ƒ€ } Â’ |† }  Ă‚Ă‚ ÂŹÂƒ¤ÂƒÂ€Â’ †˜  |Â’ Â’|}J ”‡† }€ƒ hosting internally displaced people. President Ensign, who spoke before the distribution at the Commencement Hall, said that AUN supports the work they are doing in the community. “We are grateful for what you are doing to the community. You have opened your homes; you have opened your hearts to your extended families and that is what AUN is all }¤Â†Â—|Â… †¤Â†¢¥ Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’ÂƒÂ„|Â’  | ¤Âƒ#ƒ€ }| |‡ Â’ †ment than all of you - what it means to be a Development University is to reach out to those in need.â€? She described them as the most generous people in Yola. “I can imagine how challenging it is for some of you to have so many people living with you. Just know that your University supports you and we are behind you and we are very grateful for what you are doing for your families. “This will be past soon and we will be back to normal. I would always remember this group of people here and what you have done to open your homes to others who are really in need. ‡ƒ } Â’† |‡}„•ƒ¢ |‡ƒ ¢Âƒ¢ Â‘}|ƒ¢ Â’|}J |‡}| made it happen. “None of these could have hapÂŚÂƒÂ„Âƒ¢ ” |‡†—| |‡ƒ’ƒ Â’|}J „†| ‚ƒ# Â„‚ |‡ƒ sleep this weekend. Bello slept the night on campus to make sure we were organized for you.â€? The President was particularly impressed with how organized the distribution was. “We’ve been doing food distribution around the area; I have never seen one this organized.â€? ƒ“ƒ„ Œ€ Â„| Â„‚ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’Â’ Â’|}J ÂŹÂƒ¤ÂƒÂ€ ”‡† ‡}€bored 107 IDPs were also given relief materials to support their families. President Ensign also visited the press to encourage the employees, apÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ‘ }|ƒ¢ |‡ƒ Â€ ƒJ†€|Â’  Â„ |}• Â„‚ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ Âƒ  Â„|† |‡ƒ Â€ homes for safety, and assured them that AUN is safe and the situation is closely monitored.

Some of the food items distributed

AUN’s Humanitarian Visit to Vinuklang, Sangere Gire on Sunday, November 2, shared relief materials to internally displaced persons seeking refuge in Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa Nigeria (EYN) Church and Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria (LCCN), both Vinuklang, and two Catholic churches in Sangere and Girei Local GovernÂŹÂƒÂ„| €ƒ}Â’Â… †  Â†Â” Â„‚ |‡ƒ €ƒ‘ƒ„| —¤ }#}‘• ¤¥ |‡ƒ  Â„’—€‚ƒ„|Â’ }„¢ |‡ƒ  Â„¼—ž †˜ ¢ Â’ÂŚÂ }‘ƒ¢ persons coming into Yola/Jimeta have increased drastically. The AUN community led by President Ensign accompanied by some faculty members and |—¢ÂƒÂ„| Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| ’’†‘ }| Â†Â„ †0‘ } Â’~ ¢ Â’tributed items such as maize, rice, vegetable oil, salt, soap, Indomie noodles, and mats. President Ensign urged the SGA to see the severity of the situation the country is faced with today, and understand the desperate need for humanitarian service in the community. Receiving the items was the EYN District Church Council Secretary, the Reverend. Ezra }”— ~ ”‡† }ÂŚÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ‘ }|ƒ¢ ÂŻÂ’ ƒJ†€|  Â„ ‡—manitarian visits to refugee camps in Adamawa |}|ƒ… ƒ „†|ƒ¢ |‡}| ”}Â’ |‡ƒ Â?€’| Œ€ Â“}|ƒ organization to pay them a visit and with relief  |ÂƒÂŹÂ’Â… ƒ Â’} ¢ |‡}| ˜†  Â†Â” Â„‚ |‡ƒ }#}‘• †„ —¤ ~ |‡ƒ ‘‡—€‘‡ ‘† #ƒƒ ‡}Â’ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ ‘†Œ   „‚ }   Â’| of IDPs coming to seek refuge daily. He added, “This number you are seeing is small, wait until evening when some of them will return from town to sleep in the church, and we have to cook food for everyone or give them grains to cook for themselves.â€? A member of Adamawa Peacemakers Initiative (API) and the Catholic Reverend Peter Bar| }”—’ ŠÂ† Â„ƒ¢ |‡ƒ |ƒ}ÂŹ |† ¢ Â’|€ ¤Â—|ƒ |‡ƒ relief materials. Recently the Adamawa State Governor Bala James Nggilari on NGO and other well meaning

Nigerians to come to the aid of the Internal Displaced Persons in the state. The governor stand was contained in a stateÂŹÂƒÂ„| Â’ Â‚„ƒ¢ ¤¥ ‡ Â’  Â€ÂƒÂ‘|†€ €ƒ’’ J} Â€Â’ € Phineas Elisha,adding that apart from the meals, government would ensure the supply of constant water and healthcare facilities. “ This administration will also ensure that the makeshift classes for primary and secondary school pupils in the camp introduce by this administration is sustain alongside the provision of sporting facilities and skills acquisition programme to interested IDPsâ€?, the statement said. It also noted that the resources available to the state were over stretched and urged for more assistance from Federal Government. “ We therefore call on the Federal Government ”‡  Âƒ }ÂŚÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ‘ }| Â„‚  |Â’ ƒJ†€|Â’ ’† ˜}€~ |†  Â„‘€ƒ}’ƒ  |Â’ assistance to IDPs in the state. “ We equally call on International donor agencies as well as wealthy Nigerians to come to the aid of the IDPsâ€?, the statement said. }’ƒ¢ †„ ƒJ†€| †˜ |‡ƒ „ |ƒ¢ |}|ƒ’ †“ernment pledged to continue with humanitarian assistance to internally displaced persons in Adamawa State. The Mission Director of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) in Nigeria, Mr. Michael T. Harvey, gave the pledge during a tour of IDPs camps and assessment visits to community-based organizations sheltering the ƒ’| }|ƒ¢ ¾½½~½½½ €ƒ˜—‚ƒƒ’ ”‡† ÂĽÂƒ¢  Â„Â’Â—Â€Â‚ÂƒÂ„Â‘ÂĄ }#}‘•’  Â„ |‡ƒ „†€|‡ƒ€„ ÂŚ}€|Â’ †˜ ¢}ÂŹ}”}~ †€no, and Yobe states, to Yola. While only a few thousands of the IDPs are staying in government-designated camps like the NYSC camp in Damare, administered by the Adamawa State Emergency Management Agen‘¥~ |‡ƒ ÂŹ}ŠÂ†Â€ |ÂĄ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ˜ÂƒÂ€ |† Â’|}ÂĄ ” |‡ €ƒ }| Â“ƒ’ }„¢

Apart from putting effort in resolving educational challenges of IDPs in the state AUN recently distributed food, clothing, and other relief materials to all 99 members of its staff who are hosting internally displaced people

family members, and in many cases, stretching the resources of their hosts. ÂŚÂƒ}• Â„‚ |† ŠÂ†Â—€„}  Â’|Â’ }˜|ƒ€ ÂŹÂƒÂƒ| Â„‚ ” |‡ members of the Adamawa Peace Initiative and local community leaders at the American University of Nigeria, Mr. Harvey said USAID will assist in sanitation programs, food and relief aids, and education of the IDPs. He noted, however, that the international community can only be part of, not the solution, to the mass displacement crisis facing the state. “I am hoping to see Adamawa State and the Federal Government provide more direct assis|}„‘ƒ |† |‡ƒ’ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ†ÂŚÂ ÂƒĂ’ |‡ƒ ÂŹ}ŠÂ†Â€ |ÂĄ †˜ ”‡† }€ƒ living with friends and family.â€? The President of American University of Nigeria, Dr. Margee Ensign, who chairs the Adamawa Peace Initiative (API), the mainstream peace-building organization in the state comprising local community, religious and business leaders, accompanied Mr. Harvey who was also ŠÂ† Â„ƒ¢ ¤¥ €… †¤ÂƒÂ€| }#~ |‡ƒ †€|‡ƒ€„  Â‚ƒ€ } representative of the UK Department for International Development (DFID). The team visited the Yola headquarters of the Adamawa Muslim Council where 3,493 displaced persons are taking shelter, the Bole community where families have taken in 801 IDPs, the St. Teresa’s Catholic Cathedral in Jimeta with 29,106 IDPs, and the National Youth Service Camp, Damare, which harbors close to 8000. API member and Secretary of the Muslim Council, Imam Dauda Bello, welcomed the visiting humanitarian team with other leaders and thanked them for their assistance and solidarity. Imam Dauda said membership of the Council comprises Muslim elders who are only interested in maintaining peace in Nigeria’s northeast and condemned terrorism. “Islam does not preach violence but the message of peace. This war is not a religious war; the actions of these terrorists are against the Holy Quran.â€? ‡ƒ †—„‘  ¯Â’ —¤  Â‘ ƒ }| Â†Â„Â’ 0‘ƒ€~ } }ÂŹ Said Bobboi, suggested that the IDPs’ most immediate needs, including mobile education and ÂŹÂƒ¢ Â‘} Â‘}€ƒ~ ’‡†— ¢ ‚ƒ| Œ€ Â†Â€ |ÂĄ }#ƒ„| Â†Â„Â… Coordinator of the Emergency Relief Distri¤Â—| Â†Â„ † #ƒƒ †˜ |‡ƒ —’   †—„‘  ~  Â‡}Š }  Â‡ | Â•Â—~ |† ¢ |‡ƒ |ƒ}ÂŹ |‡}|  Â„Â’Â—Â€Â‚ÂƒÂ„Â‘ÂĄ knows no religion, race, or sex. “Everybody is a victim.â€? He also noted that about 37,000 people have been displaced and some of them have had to endure snake bites, trek through bush paths }„¢ ˜ƒƒ¢ †„ €}” ‘†€„ ˜†€ ˜†—€ ¢}ÂĄÂ’ |€¥ „‚ |† Â?„¢ safety. Atiku urged the visiting team to understand the victims and build trust in them so that they will return home someday.

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Babcock University shines at ANEW

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abcock University research works were among the few Nigerian universities’ research works exhibited at the just concluded Annual National Entrepreneurship Week (ANEW) which took place in Abuja. The University also emerged second best in the ‘Make Your Mark Contest’ that tested the creative ingenuity of participating students from universities across the country. The students were decorated with the insignia of excellence and given a cash prize of N250 , 000. The event was organized by the National Universities Commission. Some of the university’s research works which ‘†}„¢Âƒ¢ ‚€ƒ}| }#ƒ„| Â†Â„ and received rave reviews at the fair were integrated mushroom pulp production by Dr. Richard

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Australian High Commissioner pays courtesy visit on UNILAG VC

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R-L: NUC Executive Secretary, Professor Julius Okojie, Chairman, NUC board, Senator Ahmadu Ali admiring ^†€ ‹‚^† Š`‡€ˆ ‡€—}…€ ˜_ˆ ^†€ ‰Œ}`‡ ‚^ ^†€ %‚‰…_… |^‚`‡ ‚^ ^†€ {`}—€ˆ|}^}€| ˆ€|€‚ˆ…† ˜‚}ˆ †€Œ‡ ‚^ 18& $‰{™‚ ˆ€…€`^Œ~ :}^† ^†€q 'ˆ $‡€q_Œ‚ 2`}ƒ‰}`‡€ ‚`‡ -_|†{‚ 6{Œ€}q‚` _˜ %‚‰…_… 8`}—€ˆ|}^~

ÂŹÂƒÂ„Â•}Ă’ ’”ƒƒ| Π|}|†ƒ’ ¼†—€ the NUC executive secretary said the decision to mobilize and bread by Dr Adebayo on account of some of the ƒJ†€|Â’  Â„ Œ€††| Â„‚ —„ Â“ƒ€’ |¥° Onigbinde; potential herbal research works on display at the industry relationship through cure for arthritis by Dr Godswill university exhibition stand. entrepreneurship education was „¥}’†~ } ÂŚ}|‡°Â?„¢ÂƒÂ€ ¢ÂƒÂ“ Â‘ƒ ˜†€ Besides the NUC Executive to advance the development of the blind, software on pension Secretary, many visitors at their the knowledge-based enterprise. fund management, poultry stand were also impressed with The minister also said ANEW is farm management data and the research works. a programme meant to promote marketing management, and The one week entrepreneurial the enterprise culture among the a locally made stove using Gel fair, which provided the youth. fuel which burns longer, cheaper universities the opportunity “The ANEW forum therefore agos State Commissioner for and eco- friendly. Other works to showcase research work is a clear testimony of the Education, Mrs. Olayinka exhibits included products made by faculty, and student NUC’s foresightedness in Oladunjoye has disclosed that from Ankara such as notepad, entrepreneurial activities was providing opportunities the state government is building an bags, bow ties, ear clips. declared open by the minister for mentoring students and — |€} †¢ÂƒÂ€Â„ ƒ°¤}’ƒ¢  Âƒ}€„ Â„‚ †—|Â?| During the tour of the of education, Mallam Musa allowing them to demonstrate that will incorporate e-instructional exhibition stands mounted by Shekarau. Represented by the their innovative ideas in solving television, e-classroom and e-drama the universities present, Babcock Executive secretary of NUC, the critical challenges of their among others. Oladunjoye spoke in Lagos last University was commended by Professor Julius Okojie, Shekarau communities,â€? he said. week at the close of the year 2014 Festival of Instructional Materials organized by her Ministry to showcase creativity and promote the use of e-based instructional materials for the educational ¡  |  Â’ ¤Âƒ#ƒ€ ˜†€ ÂŚ}€ƒ„|Â’ |†  Â„|۠¢Â—‘ƒ €ƒ}¢ Â„‚ development of children with the theme “E-based Instructional Peter Dada, Akure to children right from the homes in their early s the reading culture among the years by ensuring that their children, observe materials: Helping the curious mind to Achieve Greater Things.â€? Nigerian students is gradually fading them while they are reading, keep reading According to her, the e-based †J~ |‡ƒ  ¤ÂƒÂ€ }„ †˜ ¢ÂƒÂĄÂƒÂŹÂ †  ÂƒÂ‚ƒ materials in the house take them along to public  Âƒ}€„ Â„‚ †—|Â?| —Œ†„ Â‘Â†ÂŹÂŚÂ Âƒ| Â†Â„ of Education (ACE) Ondo, libraries, buy books as birthday gifts or reward for will be a platform that would Ondo State, Dr Rotimi Egunjobi has performance. be accessible to all learners and put the blame on all thestakeholders of education “ There is need for paradigm shift in Nigeria’s teachers in the state in particular in the country. poor book buying habit to a good book-buying and the wider world in general. ÂŚÂƒÂ‘ Â?‘}  ¥ |‡ƒ †„ ¤ }ÂŹÂƒ¢ |‡ƒ Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„|~ habit that private and home libraries must be “Let me stress that this platform parents, educational institutions and the students established by parents in their houses to stimulate will be accessible to all learners themselves on the problem, saying they all reading. and teachers in the state and “ At the primary and secondary educational elsewhere in the world,â€? she noted. contributed to the falling state of the reading levels teachers should make it a point of duty to The Commissioner asserted that culture in the country. Egunjobi, who was a guest lecturer at a Special encourage pupils to imbibe the culture of reading, e-learning is the trend in education Lecture Series 08, 2014 of the institution, stated adding through inauguration of reading clubs }  Â†Â“ƒ€ }Â’  | †Jƒ€’ ÂĽÂƒž ¤   |ÂĄ }„¢ as well as introduction of activities like reading convenience to the learners as this . In the lecture titled : ‘ Reading Aparthy competitions, library of reading day. well as facilitates communication between teachers and learners as Among Nigerian Youths’, lamented that He also called on the government to supports the well as expose learners to varieties the government has failed to provide well  Â„¢ Â‚ƒ„†—’ }—|‡†€’ |† ƒ„’—€ƒ ƒJƒ‘| Â“ƒ ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹ}„‘ƒ in learning experience with the equipped reading public libraries for students of their roles and also philanthropists, corporate use of multimedia and non-verbal to read while parents too nowadays don’t have bodies, social clubs among others to assist by presentation of teaching materials inculcate reading into their wards as they prefer donating books to public and school libraries }†„‚ †|‡ƒ€ ¤ÂƒÂ„ƒÂ?|Â’Â… to buy them mobile telephones which would towards encouraging racing . “In today’s technology driven not add to the intellectual development In his remarks at the occasion, the Director world, our children should “ In those days, parents, while going out on of Postgraduate Studies and Research of the not lag behind in embracing weekends will pass through a public library institution, Dr James Arowolo expressed new sources of increasing their to get their children engaged in reading, this ¢ Â’ÂŚÂ Âƒ}’—€ƒ †“ƒ€ |‡ƒ }# |—¢Âƒ †˜ |‡ƒ ¥†—|‡ |†”}€¢Â’ knowledge so as to be at par with is fast fading away “ Egunjobi decried . reading, saying they (youths) spent most of their their counterparts in the civilized He then called on the stakeholders to times on watching frivolous materials on television world,â€? she averred. She pointed out that the encourage the young ones to be reading and internet . While commending the guest lecturer for realization of the importance of books, tasking the government particularly, instructional materials informed to establish more public libraries and provide the well-delivered lecture, Arowolo, who was the State Government’s decision to facilities that would make the libraries also the Chairman of the programme said that the institution had made an arrangement to be invest heavily in the provision of conducive for reading. He suggested “ there must be inclusion of organising the Special Lecture Series at least relevant instructional materials in order to empower teachers, make library education in the curriculum of studies once in an academic session to enable the school their lessons more interesting, in both primary and secondary schools by the ‘†—„ |ÂĄ ¤ÂƒÂ„ƒÂ?| }„¢ ¢Â€}”  Â„’Œ €}| Â†Â„ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ clearer, lively and very enjoyable to educational planners and Nigerians too need to the renown scholars that would be called upon to their students. be educated on the importance of reading. deliver the lecture.

Lagos State builds e-learning outfit

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Liberian blames stakeholders on reading apathy among students

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he Australian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Jonathan Richardson has expressed the interest of some Australian universities to pursue collaborative research projects with academics/researchers of the University of Lagos. Richardson who was accompanied by the Second Secretary and Consul, Australian High Commission in Nigeria, Kayzad Namdarian stated this during a courtesy visit on the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Rahamon Bello . The Australian High Commissioner explained that such collaboration would foster the relationship between his country and Nigeria as well as †Jƒ€ —|—} ¤ÂƒÂ„ƒÂ?|Â’ |† |Ӡ countries. He also declared his willingness to deliver a public lecture to broaden the ‡†€ Ă„†„ †˜ Â’|}J }„¢ Â’|—¢ÂƒÂ„|Â’ of the University on various opportunities available in his country. In response, the Vice-Chancellor welcomed the Australian High Commissioner and expressed the University’s readiness to give positive consideration to research collaboration with its Australian counterparts. According to him, it is hoped that your visit today would serve as a platform to make UNILAG closer to Australia despite the geographical distance. Although a few graduates of our University are currently working in some Australian universities, our discussion today will further bridge the gap between the two countries. Professor Bello explained that the University would gladly host the proposed public lecture as the proposal is in line with one of the University’s objective of fostering intellectual discussions and development.

FUNAAB begins new academic session

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he 2014/2015 Academic Session of the Federal University of Agriculture,Abeokuta (FUNAAB) has commenced on Sunday, November 30, 2014, with the arrival of fresh students. According to the Senateapproved resumption schedule, conveyed by the University Registrar and Secretary to Senate, Mr Mathew Ayoola, online registration of returning students would be between Monday, December 1, 2014 and Friday, January 9, 2015. Arrival of €ƒ|—€„ Â„‚ Â’|—¢ÂƒÂ„|Â’ ‡}Â’ ¤ÂƒÂƒÂ„ Â?žÂƒ¢ for Sunday, December 14, 2014, ”‡  Âƒ Â?€’| Â’ÂƒÂŹÂƒÂ’|ƒ€  ÂƒÂ‘|—€ƒ’ ˜†€ }  students would begin on Monday, December 22, 2014. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Olusola Oyewole, welcomes all members of the University Community to a new academic session.

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he importance of maritime education in the development of the Subsaharan Africa has been stressed. This observation was made by the President of the Association of African Universities (AAU), Professor Olusola Oyewole, at the just-concluded 2014 African Maritime Domain Conference, held in Port-Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa, with the theme, “The African Maritime Domain: Building Capacity and Developing Policy”. Presenting a paper tagged “The role of African Universities in marine and maritime Training, Education, Research and Innovation”, Professor Oyewole said the overarching vision of the conference’s strategy was to “foster increased wealth creation from Africa’s oceans and seas by developing a sustainable, thriving, blue economy in a secure and environmentallysuitable manner”. He noted that even though water }J | ¢ ¬} ¯ ¡¢}¡ ~ | continent was blessed with a vast coastal line of over 26,000 nautical miles. Many African nations also depended on the sea and sea resources for most of their energy needs, food supplies and water commercial transportation activities, with over 90 per cent of Africa’s imports and exports conducted by sea, saying the ability of African nations to exploit the resources and potentials of the maritime domain depended on the skill of the African maritime

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Maritime education, critical to Africa’s development –VC categorised into two major sectors the primary and secondary sectors ° } ~ ¦ } ¬} | } } ¢ }± } | ~ J° ¡~ mining, shipping logistics, marine technologies, marine business services, marine security and regulations, as well as Naval defence. According to him, training and education in marine-related studies can be obtained from four major sources such as shipping companies, private providers, public institutions and specialised marine Universities. He noted that for many years and across many countries, maritime education area was dominated by the shipping companies and private providers. This made many learners to be at risk in terms of the quality and contents of their trainings as public institutions L-R :Dr. Eric Khosa, General Manager, Transnet Academy, Professor Olusola Oyewole, President, Asso- | }| J ¢ ¬} | ¬ ¢ }| ciation of African Universitirs (AAU), Cpt. H. Koiviso Satakunta University of Applied Science, Finland, for many years restricting to only Ms Kgomotso Matsunyane, Plenary Compere and Commander Ali Kamal-Deen Director, Legal, Ghana post-secondary educational delivery ¦ ¢ ¤¡ J ¦ ¬} } ¢ Navy. | }| ¬ ¢ ¬} professionals. “Today, our water work-force to help us unravel. We Chancellor of the Federal University services. He, however, observed bodies are facing challenges ranging need to ensure a safe and secured of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) that training at the University level from human wickedness through Maritime and riverine environment, ¢ ¢ ¬} | ¬ ¢ }| } emanated from non-marine specialised piracy, and other unexplainable managed by well-trained maritime | ¢ | ¢ } ¢ | } departments such as Engineering, connected with the marine domain Science, and Management among phenomena such as climate change, professionals”, he stated. for which we need a well-trained Oyewole who is also the Vice and industries that can be broadly others. Some of these early maritime training centres in African are located in Algeria, Ethiopia, Egypt, Ghana, Mozambique and Nigeria. The focus of learning in the International White Cane and Safety protected in the State. to celebrate the achievements of Describing physically-challenged people, who are visually-impaired, Maritime domain goes beyond Day, organized by the State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Welfare. persons as special people, who has further given them a sense of | ¡ | } ¢ } ¢ competences are essential. Every Represented by his deserve special attention and support belonging. Commissioner for Information and from everyone, Chief Akpabio The occasion provided an day, new technologies are emerging Communications, Mr. Aniekan said the plan by the government opportunity for visually-impaired and the industry keeps facing new Umanah, the Governor promised to increase scholarships for them, persons to highlight challenges challenges connected with safety and that his administration would not was in line with its commitment to facing them, and stressed the need pollution. These are demanding for relent in its efforts at ensuring that the improving their living standard in for road safety officials alongside new competences and the need to set rights of the disabled are adequately Akwa Ibom. members of the public to always high standards in the human capacity The State Chief Executive also assist the blind and other disabled, development. Maritime education training institutions, therefore, said that policies and programmes especially in crossing roads. would have to keep track with latest that are favourable to the disabled, One of the speakers, Helen have equally been implemented, in Etukudo, who became blind after developments. African institutions addition to providing mobility aids her national youth service, said ¬ | ¬} ¾| } J | | ¤ ¬} for them. her condition couldn’t stop her with their overseas counterparts and in their chosen professions and Commissioner for Women Affairs from actualizing her dreams and to regularly review their curricula, contribute to the development of the update their training facilities, and and Social Welfare, Dr. Glory Edet, aspirations. country. ¬¦ | ± } |¡ | |}J } ¢ thanked the State Governor for his In her lecture on the theme of this Jonathan who was represented management to be able to meet the by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry love and passion for the welfare year’s celebration “Keep The Blind requirements of the industries. The of physically-challenged persons, Moving”, Helen said the plights of of Education, MacJohn Nwobiala, African maritime domain is facing noted that Nigeria’s great and bright especially by approving the annual physically-challenged persons could many challenges including dumping celebration of International White be alleviated, with the support of future depend on the good quality government, individuals, groups | ¾ } | ~ } } ¢ and high standard of education the Cane Day and Safety Day. mounting insecurity. She said the event, which was and organizations. youths are given. Governor Theodore Orji, represented by his Deputy, Chief Emeka Ananaba, stressed the need for Nigeria to go back to agriculture to save the economy from total Esther Bakare collapse. in Nigeria by 75%, noting that this (PTDF) oil and gas research grant MOUAU Vice Chancellor, n associate Professor of would save the oil and gas industries awards. Edeoga, pointed out that the The University don’s topic Petroleum Microbiology/ billions of dollars annually. quantum of infrastructural He explained that the research was for the proposal that won Microbiotechnology from development in the school under the Federal University, Ndufu- based on accurate diagnoses of the the 2011/2012 PTDF award, his watch has made the institution problem by applying both culture -‘Development of Novel | | ¬} ¡ |¡ Alike, Ikwo, Ebonyi State (FUNAI), independent and culture dependent Technologies’ for ‘Diagnosing and Dr.Chuma Okoro, has developed admission seekers and occasioned | ¬ | | J | ¬ | ¢ methods using molecular approach Remediating Notable Microbial industrial harmony in the managing souring and corrosion to identify the major culprits in Problems associated with Oil institution. related problems in the global oil souring and corrosion, adding that Production in the Nigerian Oil He said despite the enormous the remediation approach, which is and Gas Industry’, was in the and gas industry. progress so far recorded, the school the cheapest in the industries so far, Environmental Management and Dr. Okoro, who made this was in dire need of funds, stressing known during his presentation at combines competitive utilization Protection category. that the university was yet to be The Vice-Chancellor of FUNAI, the 2014 PTDF/FUNAI Technology of selected organic nutrients with } |} ° J } | target action genes that shuts Professor Oye Ibidapo-Obe, in Knowledge Sharing Programme The Chancellor, Dr Alfred Akawe down metabolism of the problems his opening speech, described the (TKSP), hosted by FUNAI, stated Torkula who is also the Tor Tiv, University’s hosting of the event as that the feat was achieved with causing microorganisms. and the Pro-Chancellor, Prof. Anya It would be recalled that Dr. very historic because the University the assistance of his research O.Anya, both eulogised the Vice Okoro, who secured a US Patent was playing host to the event for collaborators from the University of } ¦ ¢ | } ¢ 0 | in 2012 to use his discovery, -‘Sea | | | ¬ ~ }¢¢ | }| | } } Calvary, Alberta, Canada. management of resources accruing Water Microbial Inocula’, for great honour for FUNAI to have The Petroleum Tax Development to the School. Fund researcher stated that the remediation of oil pollution in hosted such a forum that brought Over 4,000 students graduated method could also reduce the mangrove swamp and shorelines, together Science, Engineering and from various disciplines during the current cost of managing souring also won the 2011/2012 Petroleum Technology Researchers in the Oil convocation ceremony held at the and corrosion related problems Technology Development Fund and Gas Industry in Nigeria and school’s pavilion.

Akwa Ibom increases education grants to visually-impaired persons BASSEY ANTHONY, Uyo

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he Akwa Ibom State Government has announced plans to increase educational grants for visually-impaired persons and other physically-challenged individuals living in the State. Governor Godswill Akpabio, announced this at the 2014

Orphan emerges best graduating student, weeps during BONIFACE OKORO, Umuahia

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n orphan, Anselem Uzochukwu Onwuzurike, was the cynosure of all eyes at the 6th Convocation ceremony of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU), Umudike, as he emerged the overall best student of the 2012/2013 class. Onwuzuruike who graduated from the College of Applied Food Science and Tourism (CAFST), brought the colourful ceremony to an emotional end when he revealed that he lost his parents at a tender age. The bright scholar who broke down in tears, lamented that his parents were absent from the thousand of faces in the crowd peering at and applauding him as he mounted the podium, more so, as they did not “live long to reap the fruit of their labour.” He said the degrees awarded them represented “success and achievement,” and enjoined his colleagues to remain good of ambassadors of their alma mater. He poured encomiums on the school management, particularly the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Hilary Edeoga, for making the univeristy a “true home,” conducive enough for them to go through their studies. Visitor to the university, President Goodluck Jonathan, in his address during the occasion, said he had hope “in the Nigerian youth,”, adding that “ with proper parental, communal and governmental support,” the youth would excel both academically

Varsity don develops effective corrosions management methods in nation’s oil industry

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2014

Introducing fast track procedure in Nigerian courts Continued from last week

PETER CHUDI OBIORAH

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nother interesting case is African Continental Bank Ltd & Anor v. Prince Awogboro & Anor (1996) 3 NWLR (Pt. 437) 383 at 393. The Lagos High Court granted an order of interlocutory injunction in favour | ¦ } | J ¢} | }¦¦ } ¢ against the interlocutory decision and failed. A further appeal to the Supreme Court failed. Commenting on the need to avoid unnecessary interlocutory appeals, Ogwuegbu, J.S.C. opined as follows: “There is one aspect of this case which I think it is my duty to comment upon. The appeals to the Court of Appeal and this court which followed the grant of the application on 13:6:86 lasted nine years. The action was instituted ten years ago. It should have been obvious to the learned counsel | ¢ ¢} | | }| | } ¬}# which time, inconvenience and costs would have been saved by an accelerated hearing of the substantive action from the time the ruling was delivered instead of pursuing the appeal up to this court. The learned trial Judge realized the need for accelerated hearing. He gave each party leave to apply for same at the close of pleadings but his advice was not heeded. The defendants as it were fell into the trap set for them by the ¦ } | J ¸ In his own contribution, Iguh, J.S.C. said: · ¢ | } ¡ | ¬} | observation as the hearing of the present suit which, in my view, could not have taken more than one, or at the very most, two days to complete, was stayed for an incredible period of 10 years in pursuit of an appeal against the trial court’s ruling on a mere application for an interlocutory injunction. Justice delayed, they say, is justice denied and it is my advice that parties ought in future to give a more serious consideration to whether or not to ignore their grievances against a mere interlocutory ruling temporarily and proceed with the continuation of hearing of the substantive suit and canvass the | | } ¢ J ¢ }| | ¢ | } ¢ ¤ ¸ It would appear that try as hard as admonish counsel to desist from unnecessary interlocutory appeals, the practice has not changed. In the very recent case of Tabik Investment Ltd & Anor v. GTB PLC (2011) 17 NWLR (Pt. 1276) 240, a witness of the appellants was giving evidence and wanted to tender certain |}| ¬ | ¬}¢ ¤¡ | ¦ ¢ |¯ |}J to the police. An objection was taken on the admissibility of the documents on the ¤} | }| | ¡ | ¦ ¦ ¡ | ¢ as required by S.111(1) of the Evidence Act, 1990 in that there was no indication of payment of fee. The trial court overruled | ¤© | } ¢ }¢¬ # ¢ | ¦ statements. The appeal by the respondent to the Court of Appeal was allowed and that court held the documents inadmissible and rejected them in evidence. The appellants appeal to the Supreme Court } ¢ ¬ ¢ J |~ | ¦ ¬ Court unequivocally held that S.111 (1) of the Evidence Act does not create any exemption from payment of legal fees for | }| ~ ¢ ¦ ¢ ¬ | Interestingly, the Supreme Court did not ¢ ¦ } | } | | | Appeal in rejecting the documents. 23 Mukhtar, J.S.C. (as he then was) gave the directive of the Court in these words:“The end result is that the appeal fails and

New Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed

Immediate past Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Alooma Mukhtar

it is hereby dismissed. This court however directs that the appellants should pay the required fees as provided in section 111(1) of the Evidence Act, to meet and satisfy the said provision. It is in the interest of justice that this be done as quickly as possible so that the hearing continues immediately. | ¬ | | ¢ © | ¸ In the above case, the ruling of the trial court was made on 12th November, 2003. The Court of Appeal decision was given on 16th February, 2005 while the Supreme Court delivered its judgment on 17th June, 2011. In sum, the interlocutory appeal on admissibility of a document lasted for 8 years! In fact, right now counsel even appeal when a Judge coughs in court or gives a mere directive on how he wants the business of his court to go. This is the occurrence in United Agro Ventures Ltd. V. First City Merchant Bank Ltd (1998) 4 NWLR (Pt. 547) 546 at 564. Two motions were pending before the trial court. The | ¢ ¤¡ | ¦ } | J ¦ }¡ ¢ } order to advertise the amended petition for winding up the company. The second ¬ | } ¢ ¤¡ | ¢ ¢} | ¦ }¡ } ¢ ¿µ | | } | ¦ } | J from taking any further proceedings or step in the petition. The court outlined the

procedure to be followed in arguing both motions together on the adjourned date. A few days to the adjourned date, the ¢ ¢} | ¢ | }¦¦ } } } | | order of hearing made by the learned Judge. Of course, the Court of Appeal held that the directive of the trial Judge was no decision against which the appellant would appeal. Pats-Acholonu, J.C.A. (as he then was) did | ¢ | }¦¦ } ¡ } ¢ ¢ ¬ ¢ this unwholesome inclination of counsel in these words· | ¤ ¬ ¦ # | }| ¬ counsel have formed the habit of appealing against anything the court below does. If the judge sneezes there will be an appeal showing that he ought not to have sneezed at the time. If he coughs it will be treated as if he is being most cynical, and an appeal J | | }| | | ¬ often than not inundated with appeals that have no merits whatsoever and seem to have been embarked upon to lift the © ¬ | }¦¦ } | ¸ } } ¢ } ¡~ | } Christopher Okeke & Anor v. Uzochukwuka Motors Nig. Ltd (2001) 3 NWLR (Pt. 700) ¼¼¶ }| ¼µº | ¬ | ¢ and pending before 25 the trial court. The | ¬ | } ¢ | © ¢ | the court to entertain the suit. The second

In this wise, I suggest a serious review of the Constitution to restrict right of interlocutory appeals to a strict class of cases and even in those allowed cases to be still bound by the model in Paragraph 18 of the Election Tribunal and Court Practice Directions, 2011 made pursuant to Section 145 of the Electoral Act, 2010

motion challenged the jurisdiction of the | | | |} | | ¬ | learned trial Judge observed that thrust of the motions and remarked that the second ¬ | ¢ ¤ } ¢ | }¦¦ } } ¢ } } | | ¬} | of Appeal dismissed the appeal and held that the Judge’s remarks did not amount to decision in law to warrant an appeal. }# | ¢ ¦ ¢ | | of Appeal which Olagunju, J.C.A. linked to professional conduct. The ebullient jurist reprimanded counsel in these strictures:“Such an unprofessional disposition ¬¬ | } } | } advocates who are predisposed to cynicism and to whom the assessment of whether justice is done in any case is measured by whether the decision went in their favour. The tendency and its aftermath is a clog in the wheels of judicial administration but on the human side of it is a pest on the nervous system of any judge who falls victim of such machinations. Happily, in this particular appeal, the appellants have become hoist | | ¦ |} ¢ ¸ I think the issue of unnecessary | | ¡ }¦¦ } ¬}# | }| requires legislative intervention so that our system of administration of justice is not manipulated by unscrupulous elements to the point that we become a laughing stock. My humble opinion is that that lofty mechanism of checking and correcting the derailment of a court during the conduct of proceedings is now abused. Unless a radical measure is taken to restrict the right of interlocutory appeal, how do you think a trial court can easily hear and determine a serious corruption charge against a politically exposed person (P.E.P.) who can }J ¢ | } | } ¡ brief may be to keep the case perpetually in court, particularly when the defendant is on bail and has the constitutional presumption | ¤ | | ¤ interlocutory appeal after another. In this wise, I suggest a serious review of the Constitution to restrict right of interlocutory appeals to a strict class of cases and even in those allowed cases to be still bound by the model in Paragraph 18 of the Election Tribunal and Court } | | ~ ¿½ÀÀ ¬}¢ ¦ } | | Section 145 of the Electoral Act, 2010 which provides as follows: “An interlocutory appeal shall not operate as a stay of proceedings, nor form a ground } |}¡ ¦ ¢ ¤ } ¤ } ¸ However, where there is need to allow interlocutory appeals from the High Court, it should be restricted to the Court of Appeal. The decision of the Court of ¦¦ } } ¤ } ~ | | ¦ © ¢ to an aggrieved party to still raise such interlocutory issue with an appeal on the ¤ |} | ¬}# | } determined on the merits. CONCLUSION I have tried to identify some factors that cause delay in the dispensation of justice. In other words, things we need to tackle in ¢ | | ¡ } | | } } | 0 } ¡ } ¢ 0 | ¢ ¡ | ¬} ¢}| the courts to dispense justice within a reasonable time. I align myself with the views of other discussants on the need to fast track proceedings in Nigerian Courts. This is the concluding part of Hon. Justice Peter Chudi Obiorah’s address delivered at the 8th annual general conference of the section on legal practice of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), recently held in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State To be continued

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‘Fraud: Banking institution and menace of staff’ Ayodele Olalere

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he threat to which unscrupu Â†Â—Â’ ¤}„• †0‘ } Â’ ÂŚÂ†Â’Âƒ |† |‡ƒ ƒž Â’|ƒ„‘ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ Â?„}„‘ }  Â„stitution from where they eke out their living has assumed such an alarming proportion that calls for immediate check, if the banking institution must be rescued from collapse. †—€|Â’  Â„ |‡ƒ ‘†—„|€¥ }€ƒ   #ƒ€ƒ¢ ” |‡ ¢ Jƒ€ƒ„| ‘}’ƒ’ †˜ ¤}„• |‡ƒ˜| }„¢ ˜€}—¢ of high magnitude being perpetrated ¤¥ ¤}„• †0‘ } Â’Â… ƒ‘ƒ„| ¥~ } ¿œ¥Âƒ}€ † ¢ Yeku Kehinde, was arraigned before a Lagos State Chief Magistrate’s Court,  Â„—¤Â—~ ˜†€ }  ÂƒÂ‚ƒ¢ ¥ Â’|ƒ}  Â„‚ ¿ ¤Âƒlonging to a new generation bank. According to the police, Kehinde allegedly stole the money at the Oke Arin ¤Â€}„‘‡ †˜ |‡ƒ ¤}„• †„ }€‘‡ Âś~ }„¢ ÀŸ last year. He was charged before the court on one count charge which read in part “That you, Yeku Kehinde, on the Âś|‡ }„¢ ÀŸ|‡ }€‘‡~ ¿½Ă€Âż }| }¤Â†Â—| ÀŒ at Oke Arin Brach of (names withheld), Lagos, in the Lagos Magisterial District ¢ ¢ Â’|ƒ} |‡ƒ ’— †˜ Âż~ ½½½~º½½ ÂŚÂ€Â†ÂŚÂƒÂ€|ÂĄ †˜ |‡ƒ ¤}„•~ }„ †Jƒ„‘ƒ Œ—„ Â’‡}¤ Âƒ —„¢ÂƒÂ€ ƒ‘| Â†Â„ ¿œº †˜ |‡ƒ €  Â„} }” †˜ }‚†’ |}|ƒ~  Â‚ƒ€ } ¿½Ă€Ă€Â… Though the defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge, he was granted bail by the presiding Magistrate, in the sum †˜ º½½~ ½½½ ” |‡ †„ƒ ’—€ƒ|ÂĄ  Â„   Â•Âƒ ’— and the case was adjourned. The above case is just one of the numerous cases of theft and fraud in different banks which courts have had to ¤}# Âƒ ” |‡  Â„ €ƒ‘ƒ„| | ÂƒÂ’Â… It would be recalled that on August À¾~ ¿½½Ă‚~ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ ÂŚÂ€Â†ÂŹÂ Â„ÂƒÂ„| }„¢  Â„ÂĽÂ—ÂƒÂ„tial bank executives were removed by governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, who was ¤}€ƒ ¥ Â’ ž †„|‡’  Â„ †0‘ƒ… The executives, Erastus Akingbola of Intercontinental Bank, Cecilia Ibru of Oceanic Bank, Sebastian Adigwe of Afribank, Bartholomew Ebong of Union Bank and Okey Nwosu of Finbank . Others were Francis Atuche of Bank PHB, Charles Ojo of Spring Bank and Ike Oraekwuotu of Equatorial Trust Bank (ETB). According to the CBN Governor, they were removed for perpetrating fraudulent activities while heading their various banks. They were accused and charged to court for enriching themselves through granting of questionable loans, manipulation of bank’ shares and stealing of customers’ money, according to charges before the court. After their removal, they were replaced with new executives while funds were injected to the banks by the CBN for the smooth running of the banks. Though Cecilia Ibru went into plea bargaining and pleaded guilty to some of the charges leveled against her, and was sentenced to six months imprisonment by Justice Dan Abutu of the Feder}  Â‚‡ †—€|~ Â’ # Â„‚  Â„ }‚†’~ †„ ƒ}‘‡ of the three count charge, she eventually spent just six months in prison after the judge declared that the sentences were to be run concurrently. She also ˜†€˜ƒ |ƒ¢ ÀÂÀ¤    Â†Â„ ”†€|‡ †˜ }’’ƒ|Â’ |† the Federal Government. While Cecilia had since regained her freedom and is now walking free, other arrested bank executives are still battling with their cases in courts. ‡ƒ ƒ¤}# Âƒ¢ Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹÂƒÂ€ ¤}„• ‘‡ ÂƒÂ˜  Â„cludes Erastus Akingbola, Okey Nwosu, Francis Atuche and others. Though • Â„‚¤Â† }ÂŻÂ’ }’’ƒ|Â’ ”†€|‡ Ÿ¾Ă…¤    Â†Â„ have been seized by the Economic and

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Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), ‡ƒ  Â’ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’ÂƒÂ„| ¥ ¤}#  Â„‚ |† ¹—}’‡ ‘‡}€‚ƒ’ against him before a Lagos High Court, Ikeja. As for Okey Nwosu, one of the removed bank executives, respite seems to have come his way following the judgment of the Court of Appeal in La‚†’ †„ †“ƒ¤ÂƒÂ€ ¿À~ ¿½Ă€Âź~ ”‡ Â‘‡ Â’|€—‘• out charges of stealing leveled against him, on the ground that the Lagos High Court which heard the case lacked the ŠÂ—€ Â’¢ Â‘| Â†Â„ |† ‡ƒ}€ |‡ƒ ÂŹ}#ƒ€~ }¢¢ Â„‚ |‡}| |‡ƒ ÂŹ}#ƒ€ ‘†— ¢ †„ ¥ ¤Âƒ ‡}„¢ Âƒ¢ by a Federal High Court. Like Akingbola, Francis Atuche, former Managing Director of Bank PHB (now Keystone Bank), who is also facing charges of stealing before a Lagos High Court in Ikeja along with him, is } Â’† ¤}#  Â„‚ ˜†€ ‡ Â’   Â˜Âƒ~ ” |‡ |‡ƒ †Œ| mism that the Court of Appeal judgment which went in the favour of Okey Nwosu could also be used in their favour. ‡ƒ }„• ‘|~ }ÂŚ Âż }”’ †˜ |‡ƒ ƒ¢ÂƒÂ€}| Â†Â„ †˜  Â‚ƒ€ }~ ¿½½¾~ }Â’ ”ƒ  }Â’ |‡ƒ Banks and Other Financial Institutions ‘| }ÂŚ Âź~ ¿½½¾ Œ€†‡ ¤ | Â?„}„‘ } } practices in the banking sector. Last year, the Special Fraud Unit with  |Â’ ‡ƒ}¢¹Â—}€|ƒ€  Â„ }‚†’ Â’} ¢ †“ƒ€ º½ ¤}„• †0‘ } Â’ ”ƒ€ƒ †„ |‡ƒ Â€ ”}„|ƒ¢   Â’| for engaging in bank fraud and stealing,

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while this year, it says it is investigating †“ƒ€ Ă…½½ ‘}’ƒ’… The menace of bank fraud is not limited to Lagos alone. There have been Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ†Â€|Â’ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ¢ Jƒ€ƒ„| ÂŚ}€|Â’ †˜ |‡ƒ ‘†—„|€¥ †˜ ¤}„• †0‘ } Â’  Â„Ҡ Â“ Â„‚  Â„ ’‡}€Œ practices. „ ¤Â—Š}~ } ÂŹ}‚ Â’|€}|ÂƒÂŻÂ’ ‘†—€| Â’ # Â„‚  Â„ }€— ‡ƒ}€¢ |‡ƒ ‘}’ƒ †˜ |Ӡ Â’|}J †˜ Diamond Bank, Ebel Okoh and Charles Amadi, who were dragged before the court by the EFCC for allegedly with¢Â€}” Â„‚ ¿º½~ ½½½ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ } ‘—’|Â†ÂŹÂƒÂ€ÂŻÂ’ account. The duo was alleged to have scanned the signatures of some customers of the bank and had only withdrew the said amount from a customer’s account before they were caught. The same is also the case with an†|‡ƒ€ Â’|}J †˜ |‡ƒ ¤}„•~ |‡ Â’ | Âƒ } ’ƒ„ Â†Â€ Â’|}J~ }€  ¥Â„° †}„ ¤ Â†Â€} ”‡† ”}Â’ also dragged before a Federal High Court in Umuahia, Abia State, for allegedly fraudulently withdrawing Ă€¿ºÂ…ŏ    †„~  Â„ ‘†„„ Â“}„‘ƒ ” |‡ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ †|‡ƒ€ Â’|}J †˜ |‡ƒ ¤}„• Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ¢ Jƒ€ƒ„| customers’ accounts. Some stakeholders who spoke with our reporter are of the view that the ‘€}Ă„Âƒ ¤¥ ¤}„• †0‘ } Â’ |† ’—’|} Â„ |‡ƒ Â€ ÂĽ}¤Â†ÂĄ}„|   Â˜ÂƒÂ’|ÂĄÂ ÂƒÂ’  Â’ Â€ÂƒÂ’ÂŚÂ†Â„Â’ ¤ Âƒ ˜†€ their involvement in fraudulent practices. €  Â— ˜† }¤ ~ } ’ƒ„ Â†Â€ Â’|}J  Â„ †„ƒ

There is also the issue of competition among bank workers. Everyone wants to be ‘big boy’ and ‘big babe’ and in the process, they steal. That is why you will see a situation whereby a particular staff bought a nice car and before you know it, another staff in the )*+/ 367:/ ;3<=> *=)3 ?/ @BFGKFGL 36 buying the one that is more expensive than that. It happens most especially among female staff

of the new generation banks with nine years experience in the banking industry said: “I would blame the problem on the   Â˜ÂƒÂ’|ÂĄÂ ÂƒÂ’ †˜ ÂŹ}„¥ ¤}„• †0‘ } Â’Â… }„¥ people who works in the banks likes living above their incomes. They want to show up and live big. Somebody that ƒ}€„’ Ă€º½~ ½½½ †€ ¿½½~ ½½½ ”†— ¢ want to give the impression that earns more than that. They would want to wear the most expensive clothes, shoes and live in an expensive neighbourhood ”‡ƒ€ƒ}Â’ |‡ƒ Â€ †0‘ }  Â„Â‘Â†ÂŹÂƒ ‘}„„†| sustain such lifestyles. So, some of them resort to pilfering customers’ money. It happens every day in many banks but just few cases are being discovered.â€? He added, “There is also the issue of competition among bank workers. Everyone wants to be ‘big boy’ and ‘big babe’ and in the process, they steal. That is why you will see a situation whereby } ÂŚ}€| Â‘— }€ Â’|}J ¤Â†Â—‚‡| } „ Â‘ƒ ‘}€ }„¢ ¤ÂƒÂ˜Â†Â€Âƒ ¥†— •„†”  |~ }„†|‡ƒ€ Â’|}J  Â„ |‡ƒ Â’}ÂŹÂƒ †0‘ƒ ”†— ¢ } Â’† ¤Âƒ |‡ Â„• Â„‚ †˜ buying the one that is more expensive than that. It happens most especially }†„‚ Â˜ÂƒÂŹ} Âƒ Â’|}JÂ… † ¥†— ‘}„  }‚ine the kind of things that happens in an environment where there is competition and envy.â€? Speaking in the same manner, Mrs  ¤Â† ¢ÂƒŠÂ—†~ } Â’|}J †˜ †„ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ banks whose former MD is currently facing court case also said, “It is not only lifestyle or competition that pushes many into it. There is also the issue of pressures from family members and friends. Once you start working in the bank, people see you as a rich person. Family members would start coming to you for money, friends would come to you to give them money and if you refuse, they sees you as a bad person. The fact is that you cannot satisfy everybody and if one is not careful, in the process of trying to satisfy people, you get yourself into trouble.â€? She further said: There are some who also are also greedy. They are never Â’}| Â’Â?ƒ¢ ” |‡ ”‡}| |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ ‡}“ƒ… —‘‡ †„ƒ’~ „† ÂŹ}#ƒ€ ‡†” ”ƒ  |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ }€ƒ ÂŚ} ¢~ would steal from the bank’s money. That is why anybody who cannot take his or her eyes from another person’s money cannot work in a bank. This is because on daily basis, you deal with lots of cash, and there is temptation to steal or suppress cash which is a crimi„} Â†Jƒ„‘ƒ  Â„ |‡ƒ  Â„¢Â—Â’|€¥… †  | Â€ÂƒÂąÂ— Â€ÂƒÂ’ self control to be able to cope with such temptations.â€?

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Nigeria’ll remain secular state –Rep ALPHONSUS EZE, Awka

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Aganga commends IVM on car manufacturing effort CYPRIAN EBELE, Onitsha

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Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Aliyu advocates for state police, says governors now toothless bulldogs JUSTINA ASISHANA, Minna

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he Chairman of Northern States Governors Forum, Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu yesterday stressed the need for state police following the continuous insecurity challenge in the northern region of the country. Just as he lamented on the increasing strength of the Federal government which have made other federating units to become toothless bulldogs. Aliyu who was speaking on the heels of the recent bombing of the Jumat Mosque in Kano city last Friday during which several lives were lost lamented that most Commissioners of Police and the Directors of the Department of State Security no longer take directive from the Governors who are suppose to be Chief ƒ‘—€ |ÂĄ †0‘ƒ€’ †˜ |‡ƒ € €ƒspective states. “The Federal government has become stronger than the other federating units. We (Governors) need some sort of respect. The federating units have been turned into toothless bull dogs. “Though in Niger state, me and the Commissioner of Po-

lice are on the same page but in other states, many commissioners of police will always want to clear with the Inspector General of Police (IGP) before taking directive from their governors while the DSS ”   Â”€ |ƒ } ¢ Jƒ€ƒ„| Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ†Â€| |† the governors and another to their Director General. This

shouldn’t be so.� Aliyu stated that though the northern governors were initially against state police, it has become imperative that state government be allowed to have their own police due to the increasing spate of insecurity in many parts of the north it is now imperative that

state governments should establish state police. The NSGF Chairman further said that all the 19 governors in the region and top traditional rulers across the Northern part of the country will soon meet to take a joint position on the escalating insecurity in the region and the

issue of state police. “It is time that all hands —’| Â‘Â†ÂŹÂƒ |†‚ƒ|‡ƒ€ |† Â?‚‡| insecurity, because an injury to one is injury to all.â€? Aliyu described last Friday Mosque bombing as not only barbaric but wicked saying that no true Muslim will bomb a place of worship.

Jang approves N4.7bn for road construction in Plateau GYANG BERE, Jos

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„ } ¢Âƒ  ¤ÂƒÂ€}|ƒ ƒJ†€| |† |€}„’formed Plateau State before handing over in 2015, Governor, Jonah David Jang ,has approved the sum of N4.7billion for the re-construction and up-grading of roads in Jos and other parts of the State. State Commissioner of Information and Communication, Hon. Mohammed Abubakar Badu briefed journalists in Jos after state Executive Council meeting held at the Government He said government has announced that new road projects costing N4.7billion are to be undertaken within the remaining period of the administration. According to him, Council approved award of contract for the dualisation and reconstruction of the Central Bank-Hill Station junction, Central BankPlateau Hospital, and Bank Road-Constitution Hill (with spurn to Lugard Road) to PW Nigeria Limited at the cost of N2, 379, 874, 308.46. Hon. Badu said the council also granted approval for the rehabilitation and expansion of Kashim Ibrahim-Area ComChairman, Plateau Peoples Democratic Party, Mr. Raymond Dabo (right), welcoming the former State Governor, Senator Joshua mand Road (with spur to Unity Bank and Ahmadu Bello Way. Dariye, during the reception party for returnees in Pankshin‌recently. The contract for this project, according to him, was awarded to Messers China U-one Construction Limited at the sum of ity building seminar for Mag- mentary part of government realistic separation of power autonomy for the judiciary N1, 84, 923, 323.19. Other projects in Jos North istrates, Sharia Judges and and its success or otherwise and independence of the ju- saying it will improve the ¢ Â„ Â’|€}| Â“ƒ Â’|}J  Â„  Â‚ƒ€ have an impact on the overall diciary. standards of the courts and covered by this executive apstate corrected the notion of success of the government. ‡ƒ }ÂŚÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ‘ }|ƒ¢ |‡ƒ ƒJ†€|Â’ make adjudication of justice proval, Badu stressed include the reconstruction of COCIN some individuals who see the “There have been an agree- of the Niger state Governor, faster and unbiased. judiciary as a parastatal or de- ÂŹÂƒÂ„| ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â?„}„‘ } }—- Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu He added that with inde- Sarkin Mangu to the adjacent partment of a ministry in gov- tonomy of the Judiciary to be towards ensuring that the ju- pendent and unbiased judici- street at the cost of N224, 596, ernment. implemented, I urge , I call diciary in the state enjoy inde- }€¥~ ¢ÂƒÂŹÂ†Â‘€}‘¥ ”   ¼Â†Â—€ Â’‡~ 890.00, and the construction “Judiciary is the third arm on government to ensure full pendence. “I believe in the rule of law of PIPC Quarters-Anglu Josof government, it is a sepa- compliance to the provision Abubakar then urged all and the independence of judi- Domkat Bali road (with spur rate arm from other arms of of section 121 (3) of the 1999 participants to ensure they ciary, our democracy can only to Hwolshe, Channel 7, and governance and should not Constitution as directed by participate actively in the ¼†—€ Â’‡ ” |‡ }„  Â„¢ÂƒÂŚÂƒÂ„¢ÂƒÂ„| Nasco quarters, costing N692 to be executed by direct labour. be seen as a parastatal or de- the Federal high court.â€? workshop as the workshop and impartial judiciary.â€? Hon. Badu said this develpartment of the government The former First Lady fur- is expected to develop their Aliyu also supported the neither should it been seen as |‡ƒ€ Â’} ¢ |‡}|  Â˜ |‡ƒ Â?„}„‘ } skill and capacity, instill dis- Â?„}„‘ } }„¢ }¢ Â„ Â’|€}| Â“ƒ opment is the spirit and deteran organization with no rel- autonomy of the judiciary cipline and professionalism autonomy to the legislative mination of the Jang adminisevance to governance. is implemented, it will pave and teach them modern tech- arm of government stating tration to continue to impact “The Judiciary is a compli- way and ensure genuine and niques in the discharge of that this will stop frequent positively on the state and its |‡ƒ Â€ †0‘ } ¢Â—| ÂƒÂ’Â… harassment, intimidation and people through quality governDeclaring the workshop threat of Governors by legis- ance, adding that the governor open, Niger state Governor, lators but disagreed with the is determined also to complete ku (Udege-loko) Anthony “We have 23 results and Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu autonomy of the local govern- on-going projects before the administration bows out. Obande ( Doma south)and the 24th which is Keana threw his weight behind the ment. Tahir Alayi( Karshi Uke) constituency, there was a constituencies. tie because two candidates Sani added that seven out Orogu Francis and Sanusi of the 13 serving members Abdul both scored 29 votes namely Mohammed Ok- each and according to the pede, (Doma North), Yahaya laid down regulations of Usman(( Ugya- Umaisha), our party in such situation, a BISI ADEDAYO, Ilorin as unfortunate, adding that that his government would Ada Goje (Toto-Gadabuke), rerun will be conducted. So it was gratifying that the in- ensure that aviation compawara State Gov- cident was without any casu- nies plying the State maintain Aliyu Umar (Awe North ) we are going to recommend ernor, Alhaji Ab- alty. Abdulkarim Usman (Wam- } €—„°Â†J ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„ ” |‡ Â„ |‡ƒ adequate standard in their opdulfatah Ahmed ba), Godiya Akwashiki week,â€? he said. The Governor who com- erations. has sympathized mended the management (Eggon East) and Raphael Newswatch Times reAhmed also prayed alwith the passen- of the Airline for its suc- mighty God for continuous Saka (Kokona east) were re- ports that one of the serving lawmaker Agyo Mesa gers of the Overland airline cess over the year, urged protection and security in the turned unopposed. He explained further that Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’ÂƒÂ„| Â„‚ }Â?} †€|‡ that was involved in a minor stakeholders in the aviation State and beyond. the exercise was carried out who decamped from APC accident weekend at the Ilorin sector, including airline opIt would be recalled a comwithout hitches and that a to PDP lost to new entrant International Airport. erators and regulators, to be ÂŹÂƒÂ€Â‘ } ¼ Â‚‡| ¤Âƒ Â†Â„‚ Â„‚ |† Ahmed in a statement upbeat in ensuring that the Overland Airways over ran €—„ †J ƒ ÂƒÂ‘| Â†Â„ ”†— ¢ ¤Âƒ Mohammed Alkali while signed by his Chief Press Sec- sector remained safe for the runaway of the Ilorin Internaconducted in Keana con- ten new winners were also stituency because two can- announced for other con- retary, Alhaji Abdulwahab travelling public. tional Airport during a landOba, described the incident stituencies. didates scored same votes. He assured air travellers ing process.

Former First Lady wants judicial autonomy implemented JUSTINA ASISHANA, Minna

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ormer First Lady of Nigeria and Chief Judge of Niger State, Justice Fati Lami Abubakar has advocated that government impleÂŹÂƒÂ„| |‡ƒ Â?„}„‘ } }—|†„†¥ of the judiciary in compliance with the amended section 121 (3) of the 1999 Constitution. ‘‘†€¢ Â„‚ |† ‡ƒ€~ Â?„}„‘ } independence of the judiciary would pave way and ensure the separation of power. Abubakar who said this yesterday at the 2014 capac-

Nasarawa:13 state lawmakers get PDP return ticket GODWIN OJOSHIMITE, /‚Š‚

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o fewer than 13 serving members of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, were declared winners of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) state assembly primary elections from the 24 constituencies in the state. Chairman of the PDP elec|†€} Â‘† #ƒƒ   ¥Â— }„ who declared the results in }Â?}~ ÂĄÂƒÂ’|ƒ€¢}ÂĄ~ Â’} ¢ |‡ƒ serving lawmakers who won their primaries are; Peter Umbucho (Akwanga north) Bulus Chetubo (Karu -Gitata), Aga Muluku( Eggon East) and Baba Iba-

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Eduok defends age discrepancy

Babayaro debuts with ‘Friends of Football’

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ÂŹÂƒÂŹ ¢Â—†• ‡}Â’ ƒžpressed regret over the decision of Nigeria Under-23 coach Samson Siasia to drop him from the †„‚† Â„‚ ’‘€ƒƒ„ Â„‚ ƒžÂƒÂ€Â‘ Â’ƒ due to some discrepancies about his age. The Dolphins striker has maintained his innocence, and has pointed out that his ‘ Â—¤~ † ŒÂ‡ Â„Â’ †˜ †€| }€court, had sent documents to the League Management † #ƒƒ |‡}| †“ƒ€’|}|ƒ¢ his age. “I picked up a muscle inŠÂ—€¥ ¢Â—€ Â„‚ |‡ƒ ƒ¢ÂƒÂ€}| Â†Â„ Cup, but I still showed up in camp last Wednesday. That Â’}ÂŹÂƒ ¢}ÂĄ~ ”}Â’ ÂŚÂƒÂ€ÂŹÂ #ƒ¢ by the coaches to leave after ’‡†”ƒ¢ |Â‡ÂƒÂŹ |‡ƒ  Â„ŠÂ—€¥~¸

Eduok said. “The Dolphins Secretary ’—¤ #ƒ¢ } ”€†„‚ ¢}|ƒ of birth to the LMC when I was registered for the League. I was not born in 1991 and that’s the date the Under-23 coaches picked. “The age the LMC is us Â„‚  Â’ ¢ Jƒ€ƒ„| Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ ”‡}| I have on my international passport. I’m 20-years-old, that’s the age on FIFA records. “They are capitalizing on that discrepancy. They said I’m above the age limit, it doesn’t bother me.â€? Despite the embarrassment, the Federation Cup †’| } Â—}¤ Âƒ  }ÂĄÂƒÂ€ ‡}Â’ refused to shut the door on the Under-23 team, and he is hoping everything is resolved soon. ¡ |  Â’ } |‡ Â„‚ †˜ ŠÂ†ÂĄ |† be invited to camp. I don’t know what they want to do now. There is nobody to Â?‚‡| ˜†€ ÂŹÂƒ~ ¤Â—| †¢ ”   Â?‚‡| ˜†€ ÂŹÂƒ~¸ }¢¢Âƒ¢ ¢Â—†•… “Nigeria is my country }„¢ ‘}„¯| €ƒŠÂƒÂ‘| }„  Â„“ |}| Â†Â„Â… ˜ |‡ Â’  Â’ ’ƒ# Âƒ¢~ ”   return to the team.â€? Eduok is presently in Uyo undergoing rehabilita| Â†Â„~ }„¢ ‡ƒ  Â’ ƒžŒÂƒÂ‘|ƒ¢ |† ¤Âƒ ˜—  ¥ Â?|  Â„ |‡ƒ „ƒž| |Ӡ weeks, if all goes well.

Ike Uche hails ‘important win’

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uper Eagles striker, Ikechukwu Uche has hailed Villarreal’s team spirit following Sunday’s 2-0 victory over Cordoba in La Liga. The Nigerian striker had not scored in 312 minutes of football, with his last goal coming against Almeria on October 13, but he ended his drought with the clincher at Estadio Nuevo Arcangel on Sunday. “The team sought to string together a good run of results. It was very important to pick ourselves up and get out of trouble,â€? he was quoted as saying by EFE. “We’re feeling very ‘†„Â?¢ÂƒÂ„| }„¢ €ƒ }žÂƒ¢ }¤Â†Â—| †—€ „ƒž| Â?ž|—€ƒ’… The team never give

up. The good thing about us is that we always work ‡}€¢ }„¢ Â?‚‡|~ ƒ“ƒ„ when things are not going well. “A striker always wants to score; so the goal has given me peace, but I’m not obsessed about scoring. The important thing is to help the team and work towards achieving the victory. ¡ ƒž| —Œ  Â’ } Â‡Â†ÂŹÂƒ match against Real [Sociedad] and we know it ”   ¤Âƒ ¢ 0‘— |~ ¤Â—| ”ƒ ‡}“ƒ †—€ ‘†„Â?¢ÂƒÂ„‘ƒ ¤}‘• and that makes us play ¤Âƒ#ƒ€… “We are a good team and really want to get back out on the pitch.â€? The win moves Villarreal to 6th place on the table, with 21 points amassed.

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he founder and ‡ ÂƒÂ˜ žÂƒÂ‘—| Â“ƒ 0‘ƒ€ †˜ Ç € ÂƒÂ„¢Â’ of Football’, Emmanuel Babayaro has revealed the foundation intends |† ‡ƒ Œ ƒž° Â„|ƒ€„}| Â†Â„} Â’ in the area of capacity building. Ahead of Tuesday’s  }—„‘‡ ”‡ Â‘‡  Â’ ƒžŒÂƒÂ‘|ƒ¢ |† }#€}‘| |†Œ ¢ Â‚„ |}€ ÂƒÂ’ in Nigeria football, the | }„|} ÇÂÅ ‚† ¢ ÂŹÂƒ¢} list decried the poor  ÂƒÂ“ƒ Â†Â˜ ƒž° Â„|ƒ€„}| Â†Â„} Â’ participation in Nation building. “I look around and „†| } Â’ Â„‚ Âƒ ƒž° Â„|ƒ€„}-

tional can boast of producing a player from his/ her academy for the Nation. “What most lack is the capacity to think outside |‡ƒ Â?ƒ ¢ †˜ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄ~ }Â’ ”‡ƒ„ their careers ended there is hardly any plan for life after football. “In other climates, our colleagues begin preparation for life after football towards the end of their careers which enhances their capacity after it. ¡ —€ ƒž° Â„|ƒ€„}| Â†Â„} Â’ need capacity building; |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ „ƒƒ¢ |† Â?|  Â„ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒwhere either in or outside

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football. “It’s not enough to ask the government to take care of you after your career as you were paid during active service.â€? Babayaro said with proper orientation like what they aim to do at the launch on Tuesday, ƒž°Œ }ÂĄÂƒÂ€Â’ ”   Â„†” ’ƒƒ the opportunities that lay in wait for them. ¡ ‡ƒ  ¢Âƒ} „†”  Â’ ŠÂ†Â’tling for National team ŠÂ†¤Â’ }„¢ ‘ Â—¤ ‘‡} Â€ÂŹ}„ship or a seat on the board of the NFF, but there are bigger opportunities than that,â€? he concluded.

Pinnick to woo back Adidas for Eagles

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n less than three weeks from now the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) shirt deal with German sportswear giants Adidas will come to an end with no replacements in sight. But a top brass at the NFF said they are presently in talks with the company |† ƒž|ƒ„¢ |‡ƒ ‘—€€ƒ„| ¢Âƒ} Â”†€|‡ }€†—„¢ two billion naira, a statement that was ‘†„Â?Â€ÂŹÂƒ¢ ¤¥ €ƒ’ ¢ÂƒÂ„| ÂŹ}ŠÂ—  Â„„ Â‘•… “We are returning to Adidas for a fresh contract. I am positive that they will still be our kits sponsors and supÂŚÂ Â ÂƒÂ€Â’ ˜†€ } ˜€ƒ’‡ ¢Âƒ} ~¸ Â’} ¢  Â„„ Â‘•  Â„ ¤Â—Š}Â… “I can tell you that we are talking to them to sign a new contract before the end of December when the current deal runs out.â€? However, the talks appear to be stalling as Adidas are not keen based †„ |‡ƒ }# |—¢Âƒ †˜ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄÂƒÂ€Â’ }„¢ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ †0cials of the team who breached the earlier agreement with NFF unable to call them to order. At the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and 2014 World Cup the company al ÂƒÂ‚ƒ¢ Â’Â†ÂŹÂƒ ÂŚÂ }ÂĄÂƒÂ€Â’ }„¢ †0‘ } Â’ ”†€ƒ rival kit, Nike, during both tournaments. The company was said to have comÂŚÂ } Â„ƒ¢ †0‘ }  ¥~ ¤Â—| |‡ƒ Â’ |—}| Â†Â„ ¢ ¢ not change which forced their representatives to take pictures and send them to the company’s headquarters for action. Adidas went straight into action and that same June gave the NFF notice of termination of their partnership.

Okaka: I rejected offer to play for Nigeria

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igeria Football authorities tried to lure Sampdoria striker, Stefano Chuka Oka•}  Â„ |‡ƒ ÂŚ}Â’|~ ¤Â—| ‡ƒ €ƒŠÂƒÂ‘|ƒ¢ |‡ƒ †Jƒ€ }‘‘†€¢ Â„‚ |† |‡ƒ ¤ Â‚ ˜†€”}€¢Â… Born to Nigerian immigrants, |‡ƒ Â˜Â†Â€ÂŹÂƒÂ€ †}~ }€}~ ÂŚÂƒĂ„ } }„¢ — Â‡}ÂŹ }#}‘•ƒ€ Â€ÂƒÂŚÂƒ}|ƒ¢ ¥ |—€„ƒ¢ ¢Â†Â”„ †Jƒ€’ |† ÂŚÂ }ÂĄ ˜†€ |‡ƒ ˜€ Â‘}„ ‡}Œ †„’ }„¢ ŠÂ—Â’| Â?ƒ¢ his decision with a debut goal for Italy. On 18th November, Okaka scored a late header to spare Italy’s blushes in a tight 1-0 friendly win over Albania in Genoa.

“I feel totally Italian and when the Nigerian FA called me in May and again 20 days ago to ask if I would play for Nigeria, I said no because  | ¢ ¢Â„ÂŻ| ˜ƒƒ Ă‡Â„}|—€} ¯ |‡ƒ ”}ÂĄ  | ¢ ¢ when Conte called me for Italy,â€? he |† ¢ } }Ă„Ă„Âƒ#}¢Âƒ  Â† Œ†€|Â… “I am like a tree that does not know its roots: it’s important to know where you come from and I would like to know the other side of my family and that land.â€? Meanwhile, there are unconÂ?Â€ÂŹÂƒ¢ Â€ÂƒÂŚÂ†Â€|Â’ |‡}| |Ӡ ÂƒÂ€ÂŹ}„ ‘ Â—¤Â’ }€ƒ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂŚ}€ Â„‚ ̜ †Jƒ€’ ˜†€ |‡ƒ €ƒŠÂ—“ƒ„}|ƒ¢ Â’|€ Â•ÂƒÂ€Â…

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Imoh Ezekiel back in action in Qatar

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igeria striker, Imoh Ezekiel has returned to the business of scoring goals for his Qatari Super League team, Al Arabi as they lost 4-2 at home to Al Ahli on Sunday. Al Arabiare eighth on the league table with 14 points from 11 games. The ex-Standard Liege striker hit target in the 24th minute to give the home side 2-0 lead, but they surrendered their lead and conceded four goals in the last 25 minutes of the game. He has now scored six goals in the league.His last goal was on Friday, October 17, when he scored in Al Arabi’s 4-2 win at 10/14 Al Wakrah.

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Lawal wants NFF decision on Keshi

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ith the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) asking out-of-contract Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi to continue in the job, but without †Jƒ€ Â„‚ ‡  } „ƒ” ‘†„tract, former Super Ea‚ ÂƒÂ’  ¢Â?ƒ ¢ÂƒÂ€ }€¤} Lawal has backed the NFF to do whatever they feel is necessary with the ƒ¤}# Âƒ¢ Ԡ}‘‡… Lawal, who has been a stern critic of Keshi’s, says the NFF should take whatever decision they feel is good – even if it means retaining the former Togo coach. “I’m not the NFF and it is them that decide

what they think is right, so let them take the decision as they feel is right,� said Lawal.

“I’ve been speaking on this for long, so I don’t believe my opinion will change anything. So if

they decide to retain, they must know why they want to retain him.â€? The 1996 Olympic † ¢ ÂŹÂƒ¢}   Â’| ‡}Â’ „ƒ“ƒ€ hidden his thoughts on Stephen Keshi’s reign as the Super Eagles coach, often criticizing his ‘selection policy’ and tactics, but the 40-year-old believes whatever decision is eventually taken on Keshi should be good. “I have also said that I have nothing personal against Keshi; so if the NFF decide to keep him, then it’s good for them. They employ and they ‘‡††’ƒ |† Â?€ƒ ’† ‘}„„†| take decisions for them,â€? Lawal added.

Brahimi beats Enyeama to BBC African Player award

Ukrainian club form excites Isa

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ormer Nigeria youth internation} ~ ‡ƒ€ J Â’} ‡}Â’ said he is thrilled with the form of his team in |‡ƒ € Â“ÂƒÂ€ÂĄ Â?€’| ’ƒ}’†„  „ the Ukrainian Premier league. Olimpik Donetsk are fourth on the league table with 21 points from 13 games. His team lost a game in last four league games with two wins and a draw. Isa, who was in action from 78 minutes when he was replaced by Volody Lysenko as his team defeatedChornomorets 2-1 on Saturday, said they have been working hard as a team and that informed why they have been doing well. “I am happy that we have been in good form. It is as a result of our hard work as individuals and as a team. It also shows that we are hungry to play in Europe at the end of the season,â€? Isa added. The former Kano Pillars ace has scored a goal in 11 games this season.

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zil, helping them reach the the past year. “This trophy is going to  }Â’|°Ă€Ă… ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â?€’| | Âƒ }„¢ give me more strength, more ’‘†€ Â„‚ ‡ Â’ Â?€’|  Â„|ƒ€„}| Â†Â„¢ÂƒÂ’ Â€Âƒ |† Ӡۥ~ |† ‚ƒ| ¤Âƒ#ƒ€~ al goal in the 4-2 win over to learn so that I can keep South Korea in the group Year 2014. having great performances,â€? stage. Domestically, Brahimi ‡ƒ ¿¾°¥Âƒ}€°Â† ¢  ¢Â?ƒ ¢- added Brahimi, who was ƒ€ ¤ÂƒÂ‘Â†ÂŹÂƒÂ’ |‡ƒ Â?€’|  Â‚ƒ€ }„ congratulated in a Tweet by started the year at Spanish ‘ Â—¤ €}„}¢}~ ”‡ƒ€ƒ ‡ Â’ to win the award, which is last year’s winner Toure. decided by football fans. During 2014, Brahimi strong performances led to Porto winger Brahimi has shone for both club and him being named best African player in the country last told BBC Sport: “It’s a big country. honour for me to receive this He starred for Algeria season - and earned him a wonderful trophy. I owe it at the World Cup in Bra- move to Portuguese giants to my country, Algeria, and to all the people who voted for me. “It’s also a trophy for the 2013: Yaya Toure (Manchester City & Ivory Coast) whole of Africa, because it 2012: Chris Katongo (Henan Construction & Zambia) rewards an African player. ¿½Ă€Ă€Âť „¢Â€Âƒ ÂĄÂƒÂ” Âł }€’ƒ   Âƒ Ă“ ‡}„}´ So I am really very happy.â€? ¿½Ă€½ Â’}†}‡ ÂĄ}„ Âł —„¢ÂƒÂ€ }„¢ Ă“ ‡}„}´ After a record number of Ҡ|ƒ’ ”ƒ€ƒ ’—¤ #ƒ¢ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ 2009: Didier Drogba (Chelsea & Ivory Coast) fans in 207 Fifa-registered 2008: Mohamed Aboutrika (Al Ahly & Egypt) countries, Brahimi came out 2007: Emmanuel Adebayor (Arsenal & Togo) on top ahead of Nigerian ¿½½Ă…Âť  Â‘‡}ƒ Â’Â’ ÂƒÂ„ Âł ‡ƒ Â’ƒ} Ă“ ‡}„}´  Â„‘ƒ„| Â„ÂĄÂƒ}ÂŹ}~ }¤Â†Â„ƒ’ƒ 2005: Mohamed Barakat (Al Ahly & Egypt) Pierre-Emerick Aubamey2004: Jay-Jay Okocha (Bolton & Nigeria) }„‚ }„¢ “†€ }„ ÂŚ} Â€ ƒ€2003: Jay-Jay Okocha (Bolton & Nigeria) vinho and YayaToure. 2002: El Hadji Diouf (Liverpool & Senegal) And he is thrilled to have ¿½½Ă€Âť }ÂŹÂŹÂĄ —J†—€ Âł }ÂĄÂƒÂ€Â„ —„ Â‘‡ Ă“ ‡}„}´ been acclaimed as the best 2000: Patrick Mboma (Parma & Cameroon) player on the continent for lgeria’s Yacine Brahimi has been voted the BBC African Footballer of the

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Porto. He has scored six goals in 15 appearances for his new club and is reveling in the challenge of European Champions League football, where he hit a hat-trick in the ‘ Â—¤¯Â’ Â?€’| ‚€†—Œ ÂŹ}|‘‡… “First I won the award because of the people who voted for me. So once again I need to thank them. “Then it’s thanks for FC Porto - they allowed me to play in the Champions League, to play in big games and to have great performances. The club has allowed me to express myself and to perform well on the pitch.â€? Brahimi will also be part of Algeria’s squad to play in the Africa Cup of Nations in ¹—}|†€ } Â— Â„ƒ} Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ Àà January to 8 February. “The Africa Cup of Nations is also coming. There are big opportunities for me,â€? he said. “And I hope I’ll be able to achieve big things this year both with my national team and my club.â€?

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he delegation of Nigeria Football Federation to Saturday’s 7th FIFA WomÂƒÂ„ÂŻÂ’ †€ ¢ —Œ Â?„} Â’~ Canada 2015, will depart from Abuja on Thursday morning. Coach Edwin Okon, who led the Senior Women National Team, Super Falcons, to clinch a seventh African title in Namibia in October, will be joined by Team Administrator, Ruth David and ƒ}ÂŹ ƒ¢ } 0‘ƒ€~ €}cious Akujobi. The Draw Ceremony for the 7th FIFA Women’s †€ ¢ —Œ Â?„} Â’ ”   ¤Âƒ held in Canada’s capital ‘ |ÂĄ~ #}”}~ †„ }|—€¢}ÂĄ~ ” |‡ ¿¾ Â?„}  Â’| |ƒ}ÂŹÂ’ |† be divided into six groups of four teams each.  Â€Âƒ}¢¥ ¹—}  Â?ƒ¢ ˜†€ |‡ƒ Â?„} Â’ }€ƒ ‡†’| Canada, United States of America, Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Brazil, Norway, Sweden, England, Japan, Australia, ƒ|‡ƒ€ }„¢Â’~ ÂƒÂ€ÂŹ}„¥~ €}„‘ƒ~ ÂŚ} Â„~ ” ĂƒÂƒÂ€land, Cote d’Ivoire, Nigeria, Cameroon, China, Korea Republic, Thailand and New Zealand. The last spot will be taken by the winner of the intercontinental play Ă?†J ¤Âƒ|”ƒƒ„ ‘—}¢Â†Â€ and Trinidad and To¤}‚†… †|‡ |ƒ}ÂŹÂ’ ¤}# Âƒ¢ |† } ’‘†€ƒ ÂƒÂ’Â’ Â?€’|  ÂƒÂ‚  Â„ Quito, with the return leg taking place at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain on Tuesday, December 2. ‡ƒ Â?„} Â’ ”   ¤Âƒ staged 6th June – 5th July, 2015 in six Canadian cities, viz: Edmonton (State of Alberta), Moncton (State of New Brunswick), Montreal (State of Quebec), Vancouver (State of British Columbia), Ottawa (State of Ontario) and Winnipeg (State of Manitoba). Nigeria have featured in all six previous editions of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 1991 (China), 1995 (Sweden), 1999 and 2003 (USA), 2007 (China) and 2011 Âł ÂƒÂ€ÂŹ}„¥´~ ” |‡ } ¹—}€|ƒ€ Â?„} ¤ÂƒÂ€|‡  Â„ À |‡ƒ Â—ÂŚÂƒÂ€ } Â‘†„’¯ ¤ÂƒÂ’| ƒJ†€| so far.

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Dwindling oil price: A blessing in disguise

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onald W. Reagan, in his inaugural address as 40th President of the United States †˜ ÂŹÂƒÂ€ Â‘}~ ¢ÂƒÂ?„ƒ¢ |‡ƒ |‡ƒ„ economic crisis being faced by |‡ƒ }Â’ ¡}„ ÂƒÂ‘Â†Â„Â†ÂŹÂ Â‘ }Ăš Â‘| Â†Â„ †˜ ‚€ƒ}| Œ€†Œ†€| Â†Â„Â’¸Â… ¡ ƒ ’—Jƒ€ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ |‡ƒ  Â†Â„‚ƒ’| }„¢ †„ƒ †˜ |‡ƒ ”†€’| ’—’|} Â„ƒ¢  Â„ÂĽ}| Â†Â„Â’  Â„ our national historyâ€?, Reagan called it. “For ¢ÂƒÂ‘}¢ÂƒÂ’ ”ƒ ÂŚÂ Â Âƒ¢ ¢ÂƒÂ?‘ |Â’ —Œ†„ ¢ÂƒÂ?‘ |Â’~ mortgaging our future and our children’s future for the temporal convenience of the present. To continue this long trend is to guarantee tremendous social, cultural, political, and economic upheavalsâ€?. The mind-illuminating words of Reagan captured what the quintessential Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, had in mind when he called for the review †˜  Â‚ƒ€ }ÂŻÂ’ ¡Â˜ÂƒÂƒ¢ Â„‚ ¤Â†# Âƒ ˜ƒ¢ÂƒÂ€}  Â’¸~ where the thirty-six states of the federation congregate in Abuja at the end of the month to suck from the proverbial feeding ¤Â†# Âƒ°°°Â‘€—¢Âƒ †  Â€ÂƒÂ“ƒ„—ƒ… As crude oil price has hit its four-year low record of $72 per barrel, less than 24 hours after the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, ended its 166th meeting, with a resolution to keep the production quotas unchanged, oil price dipped further, surpassing a new benchmark proposed by Nigerian government. The Federal Government has proposed a new benchmark of $73 per barrel, from $77.5 approved in the 2014 budget. The latest crash indicates the $73 benchmark may not be realistic, a concern earlier pointed out by the governor of the Central Bank of  Â‚ƒ€ }~ †¢Â” Â„ ÂŹÂƒÂ?ƒ ÂƒÂ… €… ÂŹÂƒÂ?ƒ Âƒ~ }| |‡ƒ ƒ„¢ †˜ |‡ƒ †„ƒ|}€¥ †  Â‘ÂĄ † #ƒƒ Âł ´ ÂŹÂƒÂƒ| Â„‚  Â„ ¤Â—Š}~ ¢ÂƒÂ’‘€ ¤Âƒ¢ |‡ƒ new oil benchmark as “overly optimisticâ€?, as the decline continues. ‡ƒ ††€¢ Â„}| Â„‚  Â„ Â’|ƒ€ †˜ |‡ƒ economy, Dr. Okonjo-Iwela, while reacting to the dwindling oil price in the international market said, “our scenariobased approach to managing the impact of the oil price drop is proactive and comprehensive. Even if the price drops to 60 dollars we are ready. Panic is not a strategy. We are managing the situation to

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keep the economy on a stable sustainable course and we will not listen to those who want us to throw up our hands in despair and give up�, she stressed. While some pessimists are busy focusing on the negative impact this crash would portend for the nation’s economy, this writer is one person who sees the nose

Okonjo-Iweala, Finance minister

diving of oil price as a blessing in disguise for Nigeria, irrespective of the temporal challenges the economy may experience, crude oil being the major source of foreign exchange. The unexpected fall of crude oil price would not only awaken our politicians from the slumber of complacency to diversify the nation’s economy from oil, and resuscitate non-oil sectors like Agriculture, solid minerals, tourism, textiles and steel industries, etc, to revolutionized the economy, but will exert pressure on Nigeria’s political leadership to restructure the economy by reducing the

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“Greed is a fat demon with a small mouth and whatever you feed it is never enough.â€? –Janwillem van de Wetering Â’  | „†| Œ†’’ ¤ Âƒ |† €—„ |‡ƒ }J} Â€Â’ †˜ |‡ Â’ „}| Â†Â„ ” |‡ ÂŹ}ž Â—ÂŹ †˜ À¿  Â„ Â’|ƒ€’~ |‡}„ |‡ Â’ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’ÂƒÂ„| ¾¿  Â„ Â’|ƒ€’ ” |‡ |‡ƒ Â€ aides being paid from government pursue? Do Nigerians need 469 people as National Assembly members to make laws for us? Can’t we have National Assembly of 120 people, instead of this present 469 people who consume the nation’s N150 billion annually? I can recall vividly that National Assembly members started gunning for the head of the former governor of CBN, Sanusi Lamido, when he made a mindboggling revelation that they were consuming 25 percent of the nation’s budget, which we borrow ÂŹÂ†Â„ÂƒÂĄ |† }Â—Â‚ÂŹÂƒÂ„|  |Â’ ¢ÂƒÂ?‘ |Â’~ ”‡  Âƒ }  Âƒ}Â’| paid worker in the country earns just 0.13 ÂŚÂƒÂ€Â‘ÂƒÂ„| Âł Àœ~ ½½½´ †˜ } ƒ„}|†€¯’ Â’} }€¥… Are we not tired of subsidizing corruption and consumption in the name of fuel subsiding? I am a strong advocate for subsidy if they are for production and not ‘†„’—Œ| Â†Â„~ }„¢  Â˜ |Â‡ÂƒÂĄ ¤ÂƒÂ„ƒÂ?| |‡ƒ Œ††€ and not middle men and rent-seekers. US Â‚Â†Â“ÂƒÂ€Â„ÂŹÂƒÂ„| ’—¤Â’ ¢ ÂƒÂ’ Ԡ#†„ }„¢  Â‚ƒ€ } spends its reserves importing wheat from America and keeping American farmers employed. We use our forex to import petroleum Œ€†¢Â—‘|Â’ }„¢ Â•ÂƒÂƒÂŚ €ƒÂ?„ƒ€ ÂƒÂ’ }„¢ ŠÂ†¤Â’ open in Europe, while unemployment is ravaging our youths like Ebola. Can we continue progressing in error by virtually importing everything because we have oil in our backyard? Can we remain an import-based economy while boosting as the largest economy in Africa? The dwindling oil price is not a reason to be afraid or panic, but a golden opportunity to diversify Nigeria’s economy from agelong oil sector; at the same time reduce the recurrent expenditure by trimming down |‡ƒ Â’ Â˜Â€Â†ÂŹ |‡ƒ ÂŚÂ€ÂƒÂ’ÂƒÂ„| º¾Ă€ |† }¤Â†Â—| ÀŜ Â’ }Â’ Â€ÂƒÂ‘Â†ÂŹÂŹÂƒÂ„¢Âƒ¢ ¤¥ |ÂƒÂŚÂ‡ÂƒÂ„ €}„’}ÂĄÂƒ † #ƒƒ… As sadly as it may sound, we still give our children this obsolete advice of, “Go |† ’‘‡†† ~ ‚ƒ| ⠠¢ ‚€}¢ÂƒÂ’~ Â?„¢ } Â’}˜ƒ secure job, work hard, save money, and when you retire government would take of youâ€?. Even the United States, the second largest world economy, can no  Â†Â„‚ƒ€ }J†€¢ ’†‘ } ŒÂ€Â†Â‚€}ÂŹÂ’ ’—‘‡ }Â’ In addition to high wage bill, there ’†‘ } Â’ƒ‘—€ |ÂĄ }„¢ ƒ¢ Â‘}€ƒ… In the Information Age, the age where are pension arrears, which needed to be job security and a pension for life are incorporated in budgets in the future. It has become pertinent to strike a balance „†| ‚—}€}„|ƒƒ¢~ Â?„}„‘ } Âƒ¢Â—‘}| Â†Â„  Â’ between a growing wage bill for the public essential to enable Nigerian youth become sector and investing more on infrastructure. self-reliant after graduating from school, How can we justify spending a whooping than roaming around looking for white amount of N2.4 trillion annually to service collar jobs. The falling of oil price has salaries and allowances of civil servants presented another opportunity to awaken }„¢ Π  | Â‘} Â†0‘ƒ ‡† ¢ÂƒÂ€Â’~ |† |‡ƒ ¢Âƒ|€ ÂƒÂ„| the giant in Nigeria, and we would not let of the economy. Do we really need this size it pass us by. Nwobodo Chidiebere writes from Abuja. of civil service? chidieberenwobodo@yahoo.com How many states can survive for three months without oil money from Abuja? (Salt of Age appears on Wednesday)

bogus size of this government. The present political structure as constituted, made up of 36 states plus FCT, Ă Ă Âľ Â’~ ŸÅ |}|ƒ †“ƒ€„†€’~ ¾¿  Â„ Â’|ƒ€’~ 469 National Assembly members, 541 Â’~ ƒ|‘~  Â’ „†| ’—’|} Â„}¤ ÂƒÂ… † ’ƒ€ Â†Â—Â’ progressive-minded nation spends 74 percent of her annual budget on recurrent expenditure, while devoting only 26 percent of the same budget for capital projects. ‡ƒ  Â„ Â’|ƒ€ †˜  Â„}„‘ƒ~ €… •†„ŠÂ†° ”ƒ }~ „†| |††  Â†Â„‚ }‚† }#€ ¤Â—|ƒ¢ |‡ƒ high recurrent expenditure in the 2014 budget to increasing wage bill of workers }„¢ Π  | Â‘} Â†0‘ƒ ‡† ¢ÂƒÂ€Â’Â… ‡ Â’ Â’ |—}| Â†Â„ has remained a major challenge to the economy, and has led to the reduction in the funds available for capital projects. The present administration worked hard to reduce this ration from 74.4 percent in 2011 to 71.5 percent in 2012 and further to 67.5 percent in 2013, but has risen again to 74 percent in 2014.

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