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CCT jurisdiction: g 7 Tribunal reserves ruling on Onnoghen’s objection indefinitely

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CCT jurisdiction: Tribunal reserves ruling on Short News CJN Onnoghen’s objection till final judgment INEC releases 16 constituencies results in Bayelsa Orders daily trial

Andrew Orolua, Abuja The Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) on Monday deferred ruling on the two applications filed by suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Walter Onnoghen, till the day it will deliver final judgment in the suit. Justice Onnoghen two applications had challenged the jurisdiction of the tribunal to hear the six - count criminal charge brought against him by the federal government for his failure to declare part of his assets - a bank account containing £3m lodged at the Standard Chartered Bank. Also deferred by the tribunal is ruling on another application filed by Justice Onnoghen, praying for the disqualification of the tribunal Chairman, Danladi Umar, from participating in the trial for being biased. Delivering ruling on the two motions, argued by Chief Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN) on behalf of Onnoghen, the CCT Chairman Umar announced that rulings has been reserved and shall be delivered along with the judgment on the substantive suit.

He said the tribunal relied on Section 296 (2) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act in arriving at the decision to suspend the two rulings till the final judgment. Umar added that in line with the provisions of the law, ruling on all motions shall not be delivered until the final judgement on the main matter. According to him, trial of the six count charge against Onnoghen will now proceed on daily basis, adding that “it shall be conducted on day-to-day so as to ensure speedy trial of the charges.” Consequently, he fixed today for continuation of the trial even without consulting the prosecution and defence lawyers. Earlier, the suspended Justice Onnoghen, who sat at the dock had insisted that the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) has no jurisdiction to proceed with the six - count charge brought against him by the federal government. Onnoghen told the tribunal that as a serving judicial officer, it is the National Judicial Council (NJC) that is vested with powers, first to entertain any misconduct level against him. In a motion dated January 14,

Onnoghen through his counsel, Chief Awomolo (SAN) prayed the tribunal to strike out or dismiss the entire charges against him for want of jurisdiction. Awomolo, cited sections 34 and 292 of the third scheduled of the 1999 Constitution as grounds that the CCT has no requisite powers to deal with erring judicial officers without first resorting to the NJC. He said the powers of the NJC are superior to that of the Code Conduct Bureau when it comes to the issue of judicial officers, adding that in line with Section 292, the NJC must first indict a judicial officer before any legal action can be taken. In the second application dated January 31 and predicated on Section 36 of the constitution, Onnoghen demanded that the chairman of the tribunal rescue or disqualify himself from further participating in the trial on the grounds of fair hearing and likelihood of bias. The defendant claimed that Umar had demonstrated sufficient bias against him in the conduct of proceedings and that it would be in the best interest of justice for the CCT chairman to step aside from the proceedings.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has released the results of 16 constituencies and declared one inconclusive in the Bayelsa state House of Assembly polls held on Saturday. Bayelsa state has 24 assembly seats and only 16 have so far been declared. INEC Head of Department, Voter Education and Publicity in the state, Wilfred Ifogah, who announced this in Yenagoa on Monday, said there were hitches in Brass Constituency 1, where the election was declared inconclusive. Ifogah said that out of the 24 seats in the state assembly, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) won in 12 while the All Progressive Congress (APC) secured four seats. “The Brass Constituency 1, is inconclusive and a new date will be fixed when plans are concluded. Results of seven constituencies including Ogbia I, II and III as well as Southern Ijaw constituencies I, II, III and IV are still being awaited by the commission,’’ he said. APC won in Brass II, polling 10, 958 votes to defeat PDP that got 6, 833 while in Nembe II, APC got 8, 167 votes to defeat PDP that polled 401 votes. Also in Nembe III, APC polled 10, 906 votes as against 302 votes recorded by PDP and in Ekeremor II, APC also polled 17, 428 to defeat PDP that got 11,184 votes. The PDP polled 6, 551 to defeat APC that got 2, 142 in Brass Constituency III while In Nembe 1, PDP also polled 14, 941 to defeat APC that polled 1, 675 votes.

Fintiri reacts to Adamawa inconclusive election

The gubernatorial candidate of PDP in Adamawa satte, Alhaji Ahmadu Fintiri, has reacted to the inconclusive governorship election in the state with a call on his supporters to remain calm. The Returning Officer for Adamawa governorship election, Prof. Andrew Haruna, had declared the election as inconclusive because the number of votes cancelled in 44 polling units was higher than the margin of lead votes between the two leading contestants. Haruna said that a new date for the re - run election would be announced soon. Speaking to newsmen on Monday in Yola, Fintiri, who had the highest vote of 367, 472 votes against Gov. Bindow of APC’ s 334, 995 votes, urged his supporters to remain calm and steadfast as victory is in sight. Fintiri thanked the electorate for turning out en masse to participate in the election, adding that he was sure of victory. “I want to thank the good people of this state for coming out to exercise their franchise. I also urge them to do same in the supplementary election. They should demonstrate the same zeal and commitment to vote for PDP as we are already cruising to victory,” Fintiri said. The PDP candidate lauded all stakeholders, particularly INEC and security agencies, for their efforts in ensuring a hitch free exercise. Also reacting to the election, the APC National Vice Chairman for North East, Alhaji Salihu Mustafa, who served as his party’s agent at the collation centre, said that APC was not satisfied with the election, alleging that there were irregularities and violence against APC members in some areas.

APC broom sweeps Kwara clean of hegemony politics – Lai Tom Okpe, Abuja

L-R: National Coordinator, Lassa Fever Technical Work Group, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, Mrs. Elsie Ilori; Director General, NCDC, Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu and Incident Manager, Lassa Feverv Emergency Operation Centre, NCDC, Chioma Dan-Nwafor, during a press conference on lassa fever outbreak in Abuja yesterday. PHOTO: Temitope Balogun

Sen. Ayogu rejects result, describes Ugwuanyi’s win fathom victory Tunde Opalana, Abuja All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Enugu state, Sen. Ayogu Eze has rejected the declaration of Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as winner of Saturday’s gubernatorial election in the state. He urged the PDP candidate not to rely on INEC declaration as it was a fathom victory that cannot stand. In a statement on Monday by Okey Ezirigwe, Director Media, Sen. Ayogu Eze Campaign Organization, the APC flagbearer said results declared by INEC from all polling units and local governments in the state on March 9 were oven-baked figures. Sen. Eze wondered how such figures could be fabricated considering the very low turnout of voters in the entire state, resulting from boycotting of polls by APC

supporters due to the mistreatment of Eze by INEC. He said “the stark evidence of a highly depressed voter turnout that indicates about 65 per cent drop on the general turnout during the presidential and National Assembly elections challenges the legitimacy of the electoral process and undermines the freakish and offbeat victory claimed by the PDP.” The statement reads in part: “It would be recalled that a few days before the election, INEC published the final list of governorship candidates for the governorship and state House of Assembly elections in Enugu state on its website, without the names of the APC governorship and deputy governorship candidates for Enugu state, a situation the electoral body strangely explained resulted from a court order. “On March 7, the Court of Appeal cleared whatever legal obstruction the INEC invoked, declaring Sen. Ayogu Eze, in a unanimous decision, the validly nominated governorship candidate of APC

in Enugu state. “The Appeal Court judgment compelling INEC to immediately restore our candidate on the candidates list, was served on INEC the same day which it acknowledged, but refused to effect, up to the moment polls closed on Saturday, in clear violation and contempt of the court order, leading to unlawful exclusion of our validly nominated candidates. “This development occasioned massive voter apathy leading to the lowest voter turnout ever recorded in Enugu state. We make bold to state that it’ll be a miracle if as many as 100, 000 persons participated in the Saturday election in the state, if the card reader is queried. “The government in Enugu state clearly refused to work for the people, only having its mind fixated on winning a second term through fowl means, including the suffocation of opposition through sponsored intrigues, deception, manipulation of the people and collusion with unseen forces, to influence the outcome of the election.

Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed says with the victory of All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Feb. 23 and March 9 general elections in Kwara state, the party’s broom has swept the state clean of hegemony politics. The minister who stated this at a post - election news briefing on Monday in Ilorin, added that the long battle for the emancipation of Kwara had been attained with the outcome of the polls. Addressing newsmen, the minister said that with the unprecedented victories, the people could confidently say that “the Berlin Wall of hegemony politics in Kwara has finally fallen for good. “It is a great victory for all the good people of Kwara and we give all gratitude to God for this victory. It is beyond our power. Then, of course, we thank most sincerely the good people of Kwara. “To the long-suffering people of Kwara, this is your victory. You worked hard for it. You made incredible sacrifices and your efforts paid off. You said enough is enough and it came to pass. Thank you to all the good people of Kwara. “Never again will anyone enslave you under the guise of dynasty or hegemony politics. Never Again.”

We’re monitoring investigations on Boeing 747 Max 8, says Air Peace Chukwuemeke Iwelunmo Air Peace said Monday that it is monitoring ongoing investigations surrounding the crash of Boeing 737- Max 8 aircraft belonging to Ethiopian Airlines to enable it take concrete decision on the ten brand new aircraft type it placed a firm order for from the Boeing Corporation Limited last year. Its spokesman, Chris Iwarah in a statement issued in Lagos, said the airline had to make clarification on the matter because of numerous calls and enquiries it received on its official response to the crash. The statement reads: “The Management of Air Peace Airline has thought it imperative to clarify that Air Peace recently placed a firm order for 10 brand new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. We are, however, yet to take delivery of the aircraft as we are still at the design and configuration stage of the order. “This clarification has become necessary in view of numerous calls and enquiries on our response to the incidents involving the B737 Max 8 aircraft. Although it is premature to comment on the incidents, we wish to assure members of the flying public that we are closely following and monitoring developments on the issue as an airline that prioritises the safety and well-being of our customers. “While we keep engaging with our partners in this regard, we repose implicit confidence in Boeing and aviation authorities to capably and satisfactorily address all the issues if at the conclusion of ongoing investigations it is discovered that the challenge is with the B737 Max 8.

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Post – poll Nigeria: The tough path for Buhari 2019 – 2023

Fr Livinus Onogwu

Political temperature is settling in Nigeria after the hotly contested presidential election which albeit marked with logistical issues has given Buhari of the APC another term at the helm of affairs in Africa’s largest economy and populous nation. “There is no perfect election anywhere in the world” is now the political theology of perfecting imperfections. Although there are alleged tampering with the process in favour of the ruling APC using state resources to influence voters, there may not be sufficient grounds to nullify the election as was the case in Kenya. Settled as such, a tough path awaits Buhari’s second term. The logistical problems and attempts at manipulating the process to tilt result towards one end show that electoral process is less than transparent thus calling on all stakeholders especially the electoral commission (INEC) to migrate from its analogue management considering the magnitude of work and materials involved in elections in the huge country. Having won the mandate of majority of voters, Buhari can settle down to really work hard not only to turn the fortunes of the nation around but to redeem his sickly and slow first term.

Buhari’s plate is packed and he needs to scrutinise those to bring on board as he prepares to start his second and final term. Like Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya, the legacy of this second term is crucial for the future of Nigeria, the future of APC as a political platform, and the place of Buhari in the annals of Nigerian democratic history. In a sense, a second term gives Buhari another chance to define himself in clear terms. Poor economic performance, unemployment, high inflation, insecurity, infrastructure decay, poverty, poor public power supply and many others are all crying for urgent attention. While the utter focus on the fight against corruption is commendable, a unilateral focus on fighting corruption without development attention to other sectors inadvertently creates rooms for further corruption to breed. Hopefully, Buhari must have learnt some vital democratic lessons from the outgoing first term. This is an important component that will make or mar the second term. Coming from a military background, Buhari has shown in the first term that constitutional provisions can be ignored and employed at will and when it suits situation and interest of those in power. In his

drive to block abuse of democratic principles, Buhari tends to be rather autocratic. His sense of the rule of law needs to be purified. Some of the serious abuses and rape of the constitution, incompetence and excuses in the first term will not be tolerated in the second term. Political appointments as reward for political loyalty and patronage rather than competence or expertise is a beautiful temptation to watch in this second term. There is a federal character principle which stipulates geographical distribution of positions but Buhari in the first term did not take this into consideration as his appointment was largely lopsided. It is imperative to highlight the loud silence of those who did not vote as well as those who voted for PDP. The 11 million plus who voted for PDP badly needed a change having suffered tough times under Buhari for the past four years. There is only 4 million difference between PDP and APC. In effect, there is a great desire for change and continuity in equal measure. The number calling for change says a lot about all that is wrong. Buhari has a daunting task of not only uniting the politically sharply divided nation but also meeting the aspirations of the

over 11 million who at the ballot expressed dissatisfaction with his first term and frankly wanted him back to Kastina. Concerning those who did not vote at all (about 57 million eligible voters), their apolitical posture goes to say that they have no trust in either Buhari of the APC or Atiku of the PDP. The difference between them is the same. The over 70 candidates who vied for the presidency also shows rising agitation that seeks to offer Nigerians a new leadership experience away from the same old people-same old story philosophy that has for long defined the country’s democratic life. The saying that uneasy lies the head that wears the crown is very true in the leadership of Nigeria and would be real for Buhari in this second term. As Buhari continues as president, Nigerians are anxiously watching and waiting: would it be business as usual? Would Nigerians be pleasantly surprised by a positive change in the game? Would APC truly take Nigeria to the much publicised “next level”? Many questions are loading and time will rightly answer them. However he leads the country into the coming years, Nigerians know that he will not in his wildest, dream of going beyond 2023.

How I celebrated this year’s Women’s Day

Uddin Ifeanyi

I have never taken part in any official celebration of the International Women’s Day. No claims here. Just a matter of fact acknowledgement. And a couple of weeks back, I had no reason to think it was going to be any different this year. Well, that was before my friend was invited to speak at one of the events with which the day was commemorated last week — and after I decided to tag along. There were very few men in the cavernous hall in which the event was scheduled to take place — a sense of insignificance that was magnified much earlier by one effect of turning up early for a Nigerian function: a near-empty hall! But, by the end of the day, that was the least of my peeves. Arguably, at first, the high table looked more distinguished than the larger part of the audience. Which looked okay. For it promised a thorough-going discussion of the many themes around which this year’s event was organised. After this, it was almost all downhill. Speaker after speaker (bar one — and all female) took to the podium to entertain the audience with their impressive biographies. And impressive these were — from retiring at 43; through juggling work, parenthood, spousal responsibilities, and sisterly duties. The audience lapped it all up — ecstatic at the innumerable successes and cooing when the

going toughened. A celebration, it truly was! And you could tell that for many in the audience, the whiff of success emanating from the highoctane women on the high table was far more powerful than any opioid. But, and this was me holding counsel with myself, isn’t the conversation about women about a different sort of power? The rights of the girl child, for instance? And her power over her own body — so that she’s not forced into early marriage, nor threatened by the stigma from medical complications often associated with this. How much of this right is helped by demanding that every girl in Nigeria should get at least 12 years of schooling — up to SS3? There’s research out there that shows that even when not much is being taught at school, keeping the female child in school until she’s 18 keeps her out of early marriages, and depresses a country’s fertility rate. How much of sex education ought our girls to be exposed to, and how early? And what levels of contraceptive availability ought we to tolerate as a society? Then there is the rural female and the ones that make up the urban underclass. Small scale entrepreneurs and service providers these invariably are. But nearly always, the payment of one school fees or hospital incident away from bankruptcy. Would it matter that they had 12 years of education leading into womanhood? How important is it

for the outcomes we seek that this cohort were privy to sex education early, and have non-sniggering access to contraceptives? If we were to trade-off for scarce resources, and then sequence for the biggest outcome for each intervention on behalf of our women folk, would it matter how much formal finance reaches this category of our women, and how this is sourced? Having seen successive efforts at boosting domestic financial inclusion flounder, what are we to make of the recent directives by the Central Bank of Nigeria on payment services banks? None of these questions were posed, nor alluded to, as each power-female powered her way through her allotted ten minutes. By the time each was done, I had no doubt that the glass ceiling was still intact. You would have thought that spurred by the challenges faced by their colleagues at the bottom of the pyramid, our female elite would be alive to the reforms needed if we must improve local workforce participation. I wasn’t sure if the talk about support infrastructure for working women was enough proxy for the provision of cheap and reliable nurseries and crèches in both the private and public sectors. But the ululating that accompanied references to finding family members that made a woman’s return to work after childbirth easy suggested that there was a rich vein to be mined

in this regard if the problem and its solutions could but be properly phrased. In the end, my friend provided a barely-noticed exception to the triumphal narrative. She spoke to these issues. Acknowledged the need to form advocacy groups, drive changes to legislation, and improve political representation for women if we’re to begin resolving them. Then, for added measure, she hinged the sustainable resolution of the female problem on proper attention to the acculturation of the male child! I didn’t think it was enough, though. For not enough in the audience were paying attention. We may have celebrated the achievements of these females in their respective fields. But together, the “distinguished speakers” at this one event barely scratched the surface of the “female problem” in Nigeria. Given a fulcrum (political voice, for instance, as demanded by my friend) could any of them move the world (strengthen female advocacy and enact legislation in support of improved access to finance and better working conditions for Nigerian women)? At the end of the programme, I couldn’t but ask my friend why she didn’t raise the urgency of these needs in her presentation. She said she feared that she’d be talking down to the audience. Thankfully, she didn’t feel a need to re-air her laundry to the rhythm of that much frenzy.

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Editorial Commentary 2019 Senatorial election: A testament that power is transient

Times Guest Columnist Omoshola Deji

NIGERIA’s huge population and profitable politics make the struggle to occupy public office intense. Many do wrongs to have their way and the incumbents hardly retire. After spending their constitutionally allowed two terms, some power obsessed governors simply retire into the Senate, where members are allowed to spend limitless term. Governors use the Senate as a safe haven to sustain their political relevance. Not that alone, they handpick a successor and enthrone themselves as political godfathers. The just concluded national assembly elections kick-start the fading of some of these tin-gods into oblivion. The feared giants fell like Goliath. Colossus who were before this time seen as undefeatable were defeated. This piece examines the factors and circumstance that brought about their defeat. Nigeria runs a bi-cameral legislative house comprising the Senate which has 109 members and a 360 member House of Representatives. The rigor of assessing the circumstances that led to the defeat of political heavyweights in both chambers confined the writer to focus on the Senate. The Nigerian Senate is the meeting point of political bigwigs. The high number of prominent persons that contested the senatorial election further constricted the writer to focus on a particular class of contestant: the serving and former Governors who lose. Bukola Saraki One of the most shocking defeat in the last senatorial election is that of Bukola Saraki. The exGovernor of Kwara State and Senate President lost in his bid to get reelected into the Senate. The Saraki Empire no one dare confront in the past is being demystified by hurricane ‘o to ge’. On the whole, ‘O to ge’ meaning ‘enough is enough’ is a movement against the reign of Saraki’s political dynasty in Kwara State. The ‘o to ge’ mantra’s momentum is far-reaching and widely embraced. Kwara South’s longstanding hostility against Saraki made ‘o to ge’ swiftly gain ground in the region. Kwara North’s devastating infrastructure has made the population anti-Saraki, so they quickly embraced the ‘o to ge’ revolution. The hostility between Buhari and Saraki earned ‘o to ge’ patronage, particularly in the outskirt, close to Niger State, where the residents are sympathetic and loyal to the core north. ‘O to ge’ is also widely embraced in Saraki’s stronghold: the North-central, especially Ilorin. The movement keeps gaining momentum as the APC stalwarts have faced Saraki’s disciples’ violence for violence, blood for blood, and money for money. After ruling Kwara State for eight years and successfully installing his stooge, Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed, Saraki became a godfather and his words became law. Ahmed’s government is widely seen as a continuity of Saraki’s rule. They thus share the accolades of success and the criticisms of either’s shortcomings. Some of the Saraki/Ahmed’s shortcomings that made the ‘o to ge’ revolution successful includes the backlog of unpaid salaries to civil servants and pensioners; Saraki’s alleged complicit in the Offa robbery fiasco; his corruption tainted reputation and trial; the lack of federal support owing to Saraki and Ahmed’s defection from APC to the PDP; and the elites, ex-loyalists and masses revolt against Saraki’s highhandedness, despotism and dynasty. Many consider Saraki’s defeat as the manifestation of the law of karma, having betrayed his father to seize the political leadership of Kwara State. He leveraged on his father, Olusola Saraki’s extensive support base and political structure to emerge Governor, but later ousted him and enthrone himself as the godfather of Kwara politics. Against his father’s wish, Saraki installed Abdulfatah Ahmed as governor, instead of his sister Gbemisola Saraki. Rumors have it that Saraki’s father cursed him before passing away that he would be disgraced out of politics. Oh power! Saraki is a big vessel, yet thou hast filled it and shown your transience! The mighty Bukola Saraki has fallen and may never rise again. APC’s Ibrahim Oloriegbe defeated him with 54,814 votes. With Buhari’s reelection, even if Saraki had won, he would have been an ordinary member as the APC would do all to ensure he doesn’t head the 9th Senate. Hurricane ‘o to ge’ is speedily pulling down Saraki’s dynasty and changing the dynamics of politics

in Kwara state. His fast-fall will almost certainly make his choice successor and PDP candidate, Rasak Atunwa, lose the forthcoming gubernatorial election. The encouraging aftereffect of Saraki’s lose is that Nigerians have gained more confidence that they can collapse the dynasty of political godfathers with their votes. APC fanatics and Bola Tinubu’s apologists’ needs to format their reasoning. It is irrational to abuse the political godfather in Kwara and praise the one in Lagos. The fall of Saraki is a pointer that Tinubu’s fall is not impossible and near. A battle foretold does not kill a wise lame! It’s just a matter of time before Lagosians too shall declare that enough is enough. Saraki’s lose is a big lesson to Tinubu that power is transient and no one reigns forever. Godswill Akpabio Former Akwa-Ibom State Governor, Godswill Akpabio suffered an unexpected (but deserved) defeat in the 2019 senatorial election. Akpabio’s lose is not unconnected with his defection from the PDP, the party under which he served as Commissioner and two term Governor. He was later elected Senator in 2015 and became the party’s first Senate Minority Leader despite being a first term lawmaker. The PDP made Akpabio a name, but he defected from the party, accusing her of not rewarding loyalty, apparently because (instead of him) Senate President Bukola Saraki was made the PDP leader when he defected from the APC. Akpabio ruled like Tsar when he was Governor. He determined who got what and when. He handpicked Udom Emmanuel has his successor and frustrated bigwigs such as Patrick Ekpotu and Nsima Nkere out of the PDP. Akpabio’s bossiness set off a frosty relationship between him and Emmanuel shortly after the latter became Governor. His excesses were unbearable, embarrassing and disrespectful to Emmanuel and his office. Akpabio would at the time make a bold entry into a state event, frolicking with his praise singers, disrupting the program, when the Emmanuel is already seated. The Governor could not tolerate this for long. The fear of being prosecuted for corruption mainly made Akpabio join the APC. He left PDP for the APC he frustrated Nkere to join and now leading his governorship campaign. Upon defection, Akpabio secured the APC senatorial ticket, boasted he would win by a landslide, but the electorates stopped him. His lose is a testament that no one reigns forever and power is transient. PDP’s Chris Ekpenyong, the then deputy of ex-Governor Victor Attah, defeated Akpabio. The loss was a sweet revenge because Akpabio has not been in good terms with Attah and Ekpenyong, his former principals under whose administration he served as Commissioner. The ruling APC fooled Akpabio and he fell for it. Confident of winning the North, the APC needed to ensure President Buhari gets a comfortable victory by earning substantial votes in the South-south and South-east, which are PDP strongholds. Upon realizing it would be difficult to win the two regions, APC opt to reduce PDP’s votes by winning over some of her bigwigs. They succeeded in getting Akpabio and Emmanuel Uduaghan, the former Governor of Delta State. The APC celebrated Akpabio’s defection from the PDP. A special televised rally was organized to welcome him into the party. Akpabio felt happy, honored and was boasting he would bring water out of the rock for the APC. In no distant time, it’ll become clear to Akpabio that the APC only needed him and Uduaghan to destabilize PDP’s stronghold. Now that Buhari has won and they lost their senatorial elections, the APC bigwigs would in a little while frustrated them out of the party. Akpabio’s name will fade into oblivion, if APC loses the upcoming governorship election in Akwa-Ibom. His unceasing boast of having the capacity to dethrone the incumbent governor has made APC rely strongly on him. The party would ostracize him if Nkere lose. He may be arraigned for corruption as the federal government may withdraw the prosecution amnesty granted to him when he joined the APC. Akpabio lost his senatorial election because the electorates largely sees him as a desperate politician, who because of hunger, sold his birthright for a plate of porridge.

OUR POSITION Stemming the upsurge of malnutrition among children Without mincing words, education and awareness are the first steps to understand and solve any problem. But the problem of malnutrition is not an exception. The ranking of Nigeria among countries with the highest number of children suffering from malnutrition definitely calls for concern. Nutrition has a powerful influence on growth, development, and the productive life of every individual. Optimal nutrition at each stage of the life cycle is therefore a fundamental human right. Furthermore, nutrition is linked to most of, if not all, the Strategic Development Goals (SDGs) and the right to food, adequate nutrition, and healthcare are fundamental to achieving the SDGs. Malnutrition is the lack of proper nutrition, caused by not having enough to eat, not eating enough of the right things, or being unable to use the food that one eats. Over-nutrition is also malnutrition. In children, malnutrition thrives when children go hungry or feed on monotonous diets based on highly processed carbohydrates, little fresh vegetables and no fruit. According to a report by the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) on malnutrition burden in Nigeria, stunting, wasting and underweight rates have worsened in the country when compared to the same survey in 2015. The MICS in 2017 puts Nigeria’s stunting rate at 43.3 per cent, as against 32.9 per cent in the 2015 survey. It shows that in 2017, the rate of wasting was 10.8 per cent, while in 2015; the figure was 7.2 per cent. The study also shows that underweight rate in the country was at 31.5 per cent in 2017, while in 2015, the rate was 19.4 per cent. Global records recently showed that while stunting and other forms of malnutrition have reduced worldwide, from 198 million to 151 million people, the burden is presently increasing at an alarming rate in West and Central Africa, from 22.8 million to 28.8 million people. Incidentally, ignorance of what is adequate diet, poverty and lip-service to strategic plan of action on nutrition by the Nigerian government has affected the intake of nutritious food in Nigeria. A review of trends in economic growth, health and nutrition in Nigeria indicates that the country is undergoing rapid socioeconomic, demographic, nutritional and health transitions. But under-nutrition has continued to be persistently high and remains a challenge. Lately, the media is full of statistics about how Nigeria is home to the highest number of stunted children in the continent, percentage of wasted and under-weight children. Unfortunately, the statistics do not result in the adoption of essential family practices. It does not stop badly cooked food being served in private homes, restaurants, hotels and boarding houses. Dishing out statistics is not solving the problem of inadequate-nutrition. Too often we choose our food for reasons of convenience, taste, availability and social acceptance. We prefer to love sugar and fat as kids. Many eat rice consistently for as much as thrice a day. Nutrition is the intake of food, considered in relation to the body’s dietary needs. They are likely to have poor nutritional statusparticularly insufficient micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) which are essential for building good immunity, enabling efficient metabolism and full body functioning. It is, therefore, desirable to address and remove the conditions that make malnutrition thrive. We are of he opinion that advocacy need to become loudest on the importance of taking adequate care of pregnant women with adequate nutrition and for the women to practice exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months after birth. Exclusive breastfeeding is said to reduce 50 per cent of killer diseases in children. The practice of exclusive breastfeeding in the first six months of life and the introduction of adequate complementary diet till the first two years of life are key to child survival and optimal growth. It is also crucial that individuals adopt a nutrition-

based approach to food choices and eating habits to avoid the long-term effects of lifestyle malnutrition. In essence, this means changing from a diet high in animal products, refined and processed foods to one that is rich in fresh, wholesome foods, especially fruit and vegetables. Another thing that needs advocacy is the promotion of natural foods, because they contain “life forces,” which is defined in terms of minerals and vitamins. Call them what you like, the fact remains that only the fresh foods, whether they are fruits, vegetables, milk, flesh or grains have their maximum quota of these life-giving elements. From the afore-mentioned, our objective against malnutrition will be better achieved if we focus on addressing issues of status of women, the care of pregnant mothers and children under two, breastfeeding and importance of adequate nutrition and health. This is where telecommunication companies as well as the mass media should come up with public education on how to achieve optimum nutrition. Sadly too, lifestyles have changed for the worse and not many Nigerian homes have gardens and poultries from which adequate protein could be sourced for consumption particularly, in the urban areas, which is why the urban poor languish more in malnourishment. Mass poverty, no doubt, remains a major hindrance to life lived in abundance by Nigerians. We therefore submit that while it is the duty of government to see to the welfare of the citizenry, families should give adequate attention to their children and their feeding habits. There should be home gardens where vegetables are planted even in the urban areas. Education of course, is key. The Ministries of Health, particularly, at the state level, should use local languages on all media platforms to sensitise people on how to give children balanced diet, using nutrient-rich local foods. We believe that this development will reduce malnutrition among children to barest minimum.

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Short News Rivers: PDP carpets military for not threatens court action identifying rampaging uniformed men Tambuwal over inconclusive election Says Nigerian democracy under military siege

Tunde Opalana, Abuja The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has knocked the leadership of the military, especially the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai for denying the identity of uniformed of the army and air force playing unconstitutional roles in Saturday’s governorship poll in Rivers and few other South - South states. The party bemoaned the negative involvement of the military in the nation’s electoral process, saying that it projects Nigeria to the outside world as a nation under military siege. Addressing the press after a review of the March 9, governorship and state assembly elections in Abuja on Monday, PDP National Publicity Secretary, Kola Ologbondiyan blamed the Prof. Mahmood Yakubu led Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of submitting the commission’s independence to the Buhari Presidency and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). Ologbodiyan said that experience in Nigeria’s electoral process since 2015 shows that Yakubu’s name is synonymous with election manipulation. Castigating the Nigerian military for denying the identity of the uniformed

men, the party’s spokesperson said that “it is unfortunate that the Nigerian Army in the 21st century can declare that those in army and air force uniforms disrupting the election process in Rivers and Kogi states were not genuine soldiers. “It is unfortunate with the kind of leadership we have in our nation and the military. How do we belief that those soldiers that perpetrated electoral evil in Rivers and Bayelsa states are fake as claimed by the chief of army staff?” The PDP expressed sadness that more than 58 persons lost their lives in electoral instigated violence, while unascertained number of PDP leaders were arrested few hours to election just to intimidate them and their leaders from participating in the election. Ologbodiyan added that the “Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) accuses the INEC Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, of overtly playing the script of the Buhari Presidency and the APC by declaring governorship elections in states where the PDP is in clear lead as inconclusive. “Our party insists that INEC under Prof. Yakubu, has become overtly partisan, has surrendered its independence to the APC and carries on as a compromised umpire with obnoxious impunity, thereby sending

signals of being heavily bribed by the APC to alter results for its candidates. “The PDP has full intelligence of how INEC is acting on instructions from the Buhari Presidency and the APC in orchestrating unwholesome situations and declaring already concluded governorship elections in Sokoto, Adamawa, Bauchi, Plateau as well as other states as inconclusive, immediately it becomes obvious that the PDP was set to win. “This also informs the foisting of unexplainable stoppage and delays in the announcement of already collated results in other states where the PDP is clearly leading the race, from the results so far declared at the polling units. “Our party has also been informed of how INEC is now seeking ways to use the situation to aid the APC to alter the results and announce APC candidates as winners in the elections clearly led by the PDP, just as it did in the 2018 Osun state governorship election. “In some of the states like Rivers, the PDP has information of plots by APC to leverage on the declaration by INEC to unleash more violence in the state and push for isolated election where they can bring in more security forces to concentrate on forcefully taking over the state.

Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto state has threatened to approach the court and challenge the inconclusiveness of the state governorship election held last Saturday in the state. This development came few hours after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declared the governorship election conducted in the state as inconclusive. Before declaring the election inconclusive, Tambuwal was leading with a slim margin of 3, 413 votes. Following this development, Tambuwal is alleging that the electoral commission is yet to give reasons as to why an election re-run should be held explaining that “going by Section 179 (2) of the Constitution as amended, there was no clause that gives room for inconclusiveness. “The returning officer, up till now, has not told us why (we should have a) re-run in each of the polling units. The Electoral Act is very clear on reasons for re-run or inconclusiveness. “Where there is violence or malfunctioning of the card reader machine, what is expected is to record zero vote in such polling unit(s). If INEC did not do the needful, I will approach the court to test the viability of the commission’s technicality. “Votes have been cast, we are clearly ahead with the highest number of votes in more than two-thirds areas of the state; therefore, INEC needs to come back and declare the result. “The trend from Bauchi, Sokoto, Plateau and Adamawa states is worrisome. PDP has won the election in Sokoto and INEC should do the needful.” Tambuwal also warned that challenging INEC’s decision in court does not mean the party will boycott the re-run. “Challenging INEC’s decision in court does not say we will boycott the re-run. We will surely mobilize the electorate and confirm our resounding acceptability to the people of Sokoto state,” he added.

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Police arrest Kano deputy gov, 2 others As PDP, APC run shoulder to shoulder

Yakubu Salisu, Kano The police in Kano state has arrested the Deputy Governor of the state, Nasir Yusuf Gawuna, alongside the Commissioner for Local Government, Murtala Sule Garo while allegedly trying to disrupt collation of election results during the early hours of Monday Morning. This is coming as results so far declared in the state governorship election indicate that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is ahead of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) with a slim margin. Before their arrest, INEC had declared the results of 43 local governments out of the 44 in the state while awaiting the submission of Nasarawa Local

Government results which has become the battleground that may likely decide who eventually wins the election. The deputy governor, the commissioner and chairman of Nasarawa Local Government, Lamin Sani were said to have allegedly stormed the collation centre at about 1.30am on Monday morning with thugs that unleashed terror on the people before the security agents over powered them and took them to Bompai police headquarters. Out of the results from 43 out of the 44 local governments in the state, so far declared by INEC returning officer at the state collation centre, the PDP has polled 960, 004 votes as against APC’s 953, 522 votes. Thus, the PDP is leading with a margin of 6, 482 votes. Only results from Nasarawa Local Government Area is yet to be presented following

violence at the collation center. Meanwhile, the state Chairman of the PDP, Alhaji Rabiu Bichi has urged the INEC returning officer for the governorship elections to declare the party and its candidate, winner of Saturday’s polls to ease the tension in the state. Bichi said this while speaking to the media after a briefing by the state Resident Electoral Commissioner, Prof. Riskuwa Shehu, in Kano on Monday. He said “The resident electoral commissioner has told everyone that the results of 10 out of the 11 wards of Nasarawa are ready. Everybody has the results, he can make the return and we can go and have the re - run in the remaining one ward later on. “This is necessary to ease tension in the state. Everybody knows the PDP has won this election.”

Short News Gov. Bello secures landslide victory in Niger Tunde Opalana, Abuja Incumbent Governor, Abubakar Sani Bello of Niger state has declared winner of Saturday’s governorship election across the 25 local governments in the state. Gov. Bello, who is the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) polled 526, 412 votes to defeat his closest contender, Umar Mohammed Nasko of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) who scored 298, 065 votes The returning officer for the governorship election in Niger state, Prof. Angela Freeman Mary, Vice Chancellor, Federal University, Lokoja declared the result and announced Gov. Bello winner at the end of the collation exercise at the INEC state office, David Mark Road, Minna, the state capital. APC won in all the 25 local government areas of the state. According to the resident electoral commissioner, total number of registered voters in the state was 2, 377, 034 while a total of 925, 518 voters were accredited for the poll. Total valid votes was 900, 861, total votes rejected was 19, 609 and total number of votes cast was 920, 480.

Jubilation in A’Ibom as Gov. Udom secures second term Isaac Job, Uyo There was wild jubilation in Akwa Ibom state yesterday as Governor Udom Emmanuel of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won the governorship election to secure a second term in office. Gov. Emmanuel, who won with a wide margin in 30 out of the 31 local government areas in the state polled 519, 712 votes to defeat his rival, Nsima Ekere of the All Progressives Congress (APC), who has 171, 978 votes. The governor was declared winner of the elections by the collation officer in the state, Prof. Osasere Orumwense. Speaking at the state collation centre of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) office in Uyo, Prof. Orumwense said that “I was the electoral officer of the Akwa Ibom state gubernatorial elections held on March 9 and the following candidates received the following votes; Nsima Ekere of the APC received 171, 978 votes and Udom Emmanuel of the PDP received 519, 712 votes.

Ortom edges towards victory in Benue

Tunde Opalana, Abuja Governor Samuel Ortom of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is edging towards victory with 317, 730 votes from the results of the governorship polls in 19 local government areas of Benue state. The results were announced by different collation officers for the local government areas in Makurdi. INEC records showed that Emmanuel Jime of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has polled 264, 505 votes, lagging behind with 53, 225 votes. However, the results from Vandeikya, Buruku, Kwande and Konshisha Local Governments are yet to be declared

Dispute rocks family over inheritance sharing in Delta

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L-R: Deputy Chief Observer, European Union Election Observation Mission, EUEOM, Hannah Roberts; Chief Observer, EUEOM, Maria Arena and Press Officer, EUEOM, Sarah Fradgley, during a press briefing on the 2019 Governorship and State House of Assembly election in Abuja yesterday. PHOTO: Temitope Balogun

INEC orders arrest of 2 officials in Imo

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has ordered for the arrest of the election collation officer for Ohaji Egbema Local Government Area of Imo state, Kelechi Ezirim over alleged electoral malpractice. Ezirim is currently cooling off in police custody following the directive. The electoral body which ordered the arrest also handed over the electoral

officer in charge of Ohaji Egbema, Chris Ogbuadu, to the police. This development is coming shortly after the electoral officers presented the result of the governorship election in the area amidst protest by agents of some political parties. Both officers admitted to collating results from polling units where elections did not take place. Ezirim said he was alerted that thugs

snatched electoral materials meant for some of the units, but later accepted the results emanating from the same units. The returning officer, Francis Otunta, described the acts as electoral malpractices and ordered that the two officers be taken into police custody. Collation of results resumed at the INEC premises after the incident disrupted the exercise in the early hours of Monday.

The sharing of the inheritance of a dead brother has pitched family members against each other over the mode of sharing the properties. Family members of Owojowo Benjamin in Isoko South local Government Area of Delta state have failed to agree on the sharing formula of their late brother’s inheritance barely seven days after the completion of the burial rites. Sources alleged that some members of the family who were not satisfied with the authenticity of the will left behind by the deceased have threatened to file a law suit against his wife, contesting the validity of the will in which their interests was not fully accommodated. It was further gathered that the deceased before his death had worked in an oil firm and was suffering from an undisclosed ailment before his eventual death, leaving behind nine children whom he had from three different women. However, his legal wife is allegedly laying claim to her late husband’s properties without due consideration to the wellbeing of the other children. But a family member, Steve Akpokona, who spoke to journalists said that their brother’s legal wife is claiming to have borrowed huge sums of money for her husband’s treatment, a claim not attested to in the will.

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Buratai returning Nigeria to military Short News PDP wins Isoko South, North state assembly rule, CUPP alleges seats in Delta

The Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) has accused the Chief of Army Staff, Major General Tukur Buratai, of nursing a secret agenda to return the country to a military rule. CUPP Spokesperson, Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere in a statement released on Monday in Abuja, said that opposition came to this conclusion having reviewed the performance of the military in the just concluded governorship election in some parts of the country. Ugochinyere declared that Buratai’s brazen use of armed soldiers to attack officials of the

Independent National Electoral Commission and upturn electoral process were testing grounds for his plot to truncate Nigeria’s democracy. “We hereby raise the alarm loud enough for all lovers of democracy to hear that an electoral war in the magnitude of that of 1983 is looming in states like Rivers over the desperate moves by the Nigerian Army and the All Progressives Congress to announce fake governorship election results in army barracks in favour of an unknown and non - existence party called AAC. “We condemn in unequivocal terms President Muhammadu

Buhari and his chief of army staff over this reckless overthrow of the electoral process in Rivers state with APC thugs and security agents,” he added. According to him, the undemocratic activities of the military and other security agencies in Rivers state are tantamount to treasonable felony and should be viewed and treated that way. “This is an assault on democratic institutions in the country and should be resisted and condemned by all lovers of democracy within and outside the country,” Ugochinyere stated.

Nosa Akenzua, Asaba The Isoko South and North state constituency candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta state for the state House of Assembly seats, Kenneth Ogba, and Chief Ferguson Onwo have won their elections. According to the returning officer who announced the results, Dr. Ignatius Ezeom, the PDP candidate for Isoko South state Constituency, Kenneth Ogba scored 15, 973 votes to defeat his closet rival, a former member of the state assembly, Okiemute Essien of the All Progressive Congress (APC) who scored 7, 323 votes while Chief Ferguson Onwo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) defeated Isreal Umueri of the All Progressive Congress (APC) with 27, 753 votes, and 6, 936 votes. Dr. Ezeom said that the PDP scored a total of 43, 730 votes to defeat the All Progressive Congress which scored 14, 259 votes in the gubernatorial elections, adding that the election results were a true reflection of the people’s will. Meanwhile, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ethiope East state Constituency, Chief Ivwurie Evance has lost his re- election bid to represent the people of Ethiope East Constituency at the state House of Assembly. Announcing the results, the returning officer, Dr. Ignatius Ezeom, said that Ivwurie scored a total votes of 12, 039 while the All Progressive Congress (APC) candidate, Chief Innocent Anidi who polled a total votes of 19, 724 votes But PDP chieftains in the area who spoke to newsmen on condition of anonymity, said Ivwurie deserved a second term and alleged massive rigging by the APC who prior to elections threatened to defeat Ivwurie.

Adamawa guber: Alleged malpractices compel INEC to declare poll inconclusive Tom Garba, Yola

L-R: Running mate to the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in Oyo State, Hon Samuel Egunjobi; governorship candidate, Chief Adebayo Adelabu; a former Governor of the state, Chief Adebayo Alao-Akala; and Soun of Ogbomoso, Oba Jimoh Oyewumi, when the exgovernor led the APC campaign trail on a visit to the monarch in his palace, Ogbomoso... on Wednesday. Photo: Oyo State Governor’s Office

Pope appoints Kaigama bishop of Abuja archdiocese Doosuur Iwambe, Abuja

His Holiness, Pope Francis, has appointed His Grace, Archbishop Ignatius Ayau Kaigama as the Catholic Bishop of Abuja Diocese. Kaigama has been appointed to take over from His Eminence, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, who reached the retirement age of 75 years on January 29. The representative of Pope Francis, Apostolic Nuncio to Nigeria, His Grace, Archbishop Antonio Guido Filipazzi, made the announcement on Monday in Abuja, during the opening ceremony of the

first plenary meeting of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria. Filipazzi, who congratulated Kaigama on behalf of the pope said that even though the task is not an easy one, he cannot run away from the call of God. “We congratulate and pray for Archbishop Kaigama. I know that it is not easy for him. But, I told him like Abraham, go out of your land to the land God will show you and God will bless you and make you the father of many people,” Filipazzi said. Until his appointment, Kaigama was the apostolic administrator of the Archdiocese of Jos and immediate

past president of the CBCN. The new Catholic bishop of Abuja Diocese is a priest of Jukun origin from Taraba state. Born on July 31, 1958, Kaigama studied for the priesthood at St. Augustine’s Major Seminary in Jos and Rome respectively. He was ordained a catholic priest on June 6, 1981 and was appointed Bishop of Jalingo Diocese by Pope John Paul II, now Saint Pope John Paul, and later consecrated as bishop on April 23, 1995. In 2000, Kaigama was again appointed by Pope John Paul II to succeed the late Archbishop Gabriel Ganaka as archbishop of Jos.

The Independent National electoral commission has declared the Adamawa state governorship elections inconclusive. While declaring the election inconclusive, Prof. Andrew Haruna said 44 polling units were characterized with elections malpractices cut across 10 local government areas of the state. The polling units affected in the Northern Senatorial zone of the state are Madagali which has three polling units for re - run, Michika with five units and Mubi North with three units, while Hong and Song council areas in the Central Senatorial zone four and three units respectively. The Southern Senatorial district have Toungo with three units, Demsa have four units, Numan has six units, Lamurde three units and Guyuk with three (3) PUs on the rerun list. According to him, relevant stakeholders and electoral umpire will meet to reschedule a new date for the re - run.

Tension in Taraba over suspension of guber result collation There is uneasy calm in Taraba state following the suspension of collation of the governorship election results in the state from 8pm on Sunday to 12 noon on Monday. Some party agents at the INEC collation center in Jalingo have called on the INEC headquarters to bring a new collation officer to preside over the collation process in the state. Mr. Sam Ada, who addressed journalists alongside other party agents in Jalingo, Monday morning accused the collation officer of the governorship election in Taraba, Prof. Shehu Iya, of the Modibo Adama University, Yola, of playing into the hands of some politicians by suspending the collation of results for 14 hours without any concrete reason. Ada, who commended the INEC National Chairman, Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, for the smooth conduct of the election in the state called on him not to allow the collation officer to tarnish his hard-earned reputation by trying to manipulate the people’s mandate. Other political party agents who were at the press briefing demanded that the collation officer should give reasons why collation of election results was suspended for over 14 hours while results of various local government were ready for collation. “We demand to know the reasons behind the suspension of governorship results here in Taraba? The world is watching us. “We must know what is the problem, there is no crisis, there are no hitches, the environment is conducive, we the political parties are ready for collation, but only for INEC to take just two local governments and suspend the collation for over 14 hours.”

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Why Onnoghen wants Danladi Umar to rescue self from his trial Andrew Orolua, Abuja Suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria ( CJN) Justice Walter Onnoghen who standing trial on six count charge before the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) for failure to declare some of his assets on Monday asked the tribunal Chairman Hon Danladi Umar to rescue himself from the trial. Though, the tribunal in a brief ruling suspended it decision on the applications filed by Justice Onnoghen till the date it will deliver final judgment on the trial, counsel to Onnoghen, Chief Adegboyaga Awomolo (SAN) who spoke at the trial made it clear that the objections of the defendant centred around jurisdiction. Onnoghen who walked into the dock yesterday with his personal chair and sat all through the session, probably had hoped that he would get a date for ruling on his two applications that touches on jurisdiction. Chairman of the tribunal however ruled contrary to that expectation and hung Onnoghen hope of early relieve from the case until the end of his trial. The CJN who spoke through his lawyer, Awomolo SAN said the core of the application is an invitation for the tribunal to consider the plight of the defendant who is entitle to fair hearing under an independent Tribunal. He said that the tribunal must not only be seen to be impartial but its independence must be clear to all who come before it. He said that the proceeding which the defendant is subjected to is fundamentally defective. The defendant is facing a trial in which the accusers, prosecution ,investigation and the jury are same person. Even a letter written by the chairman of the tribunal to the National Judicial Council (NJC), attested to this , when he explained that he is not accountable to the council but the President who appointed him. Owomolo (SAN), said the second leg of Onnoghen fear is that he is being treated unfairly.

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There is a grave fear of bias against the defendant/ applicant. He urged the tribunal to hold that the circumstances of the case which were documented in the affidavit filed demonstrated impartiality. The federal government , however, disagreed with Onnoghen application on the ground that the tribunal is part of the Executive arm. Mr. Aliyu Umar (SAN), who represented the federal government at the tribunal maintained that at all criminal trial , either police or any other law enforcement agencies must investigate while the office of the Attorney General prosecute the matter in Courts. According to Umar, the situation above is similar to the case in hand at tribunal where

the Code of Conduct Bureau investigated the defendant and the office of the Attorney General of the Federation is prosecuting. He said that if the defendant had issue with composition of the tribunal , he should direct it on the act that established it. He said that the tenure of members of the tribunal insured their independent . Besides, if the tribunal were to accept the prayer of the defendant , nobody will present him or herself before it for trial. Umar said however that the crux of Onnoghen complaint is the tribunal order that directed the President to suspend him from office. Onnoghen, he said , had appealed against that decision and his appeal is pending at the Court of Appeal where ruling is reserved. Umar said that the Court of Appeal has power to look into his complain and reach a decision that will bind the tribunal since the defendant feel strongly about it. So it is not an issue that should be reopened at the tribunal. But Awomolo said that the record of the appeal was before the tribunal so it can not look into what was not before it. The federal government also yesterday made an attempt to extend the tribunal order suspending Onnoghen from office. Umar who orally move the application stated that its was necessary to give live to the exparte order whose life is limited to a certain period of time. Umar said that the oral application for the extension will be moved today at the tribunal. Earlier, yesterday Justice Onnoghen, while moving his first application had insisted that the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) has no jurisdiction to proceed with the six count charge brought against him by the Federal government. Onnoghen told the tribunal that as a serving judicial officer, it is the National Judicial Council (NJC) that is vested with powers, first to entertain any misconduct level against him . In a motion dated January 14, 2019, Onnoghen

through his counsel, Chief Awomolo (SAN), prayed the tribunal to strike out or dismiss the entire charges against him for want of jurisdiction. Awomolo, cited sections 34 and 292 of the 3rd scheduled of the 1999 constitution as grounds that the CCT has no requisite power to deal with erring judicial officer without first resorting to the NJC. He said the powers of the National Judicial Council are superior to that of the Code Conduct Bureau when it comes to the issue of judicial Officer, adding that in line with section 292, the NJC must first indict a judicial Officer before any legal action can be taken. In the second application dated January 31, 2019 and predicated on section 36 of the 1999 constitution, Onnoghen demanded that the chairman of the tribunal rescue or disqualify himself from further participating in the trial on the grounds that of fair hearing and likelihood of bias. The defendant claimed that Umar had demonstrated sufficient bias against him in the conduct of proceedings and that it would be in the best interest of Justice for the CCT chairman to step aside from the proceedings. Onnoghen stated that in the instant case, the executive arm of government where Umar belongs to is the complainant, investigator, prosecution and the judge contrary to the provisions of the law. Responding, counsel to the Federal government, Aliyu Umar (SAN), however urged the tribunal to dismiss Onnoghen’s applications on the grounds that the applications lacked merit. He said there is a difference between a judicial misconduct and failure of a public Officer to comply with the provisions of the Code of Conduct Bureau, adding that in the case of Ngajiwa cited by the defendant, Ngajiwa was accused of bribe taking, while the defendant in this case is charged with violating constitution provisions. Hearing of the substantive matter continues Today at the tribunal.

Justice for the victim under the administration of criminal justice system Dinne Israel Chukwuemeka It was the Honourable Justice Chukwudifu Oputa in the case of JOSIAH V STATE (1985)1NWLR PT 125, that said: “any order allowing this appeal and also acquitting and discharging the appellant will not be an order made in the interest of Justice and Justice is not a one way traffic, it is not justice for the appellant only. justice is not even only a two way traffic, it is really a three way traffic – Justice for the appellant accused of a heinous crime of murder; Justice for the victim, the murdered man, the deceased whose blood is crying to heaven for vengeance and finally Justice for the society at large – the society whose social norms and values had been desecrated and broken by the criminal act complained of. It is certainly in the interest of Justice that the truth of this case should be known and that if the appellant is properly tried and found guilty, that he should be punished. That Justice which seeks only to protect the appellant will not be even handed justice. It will not even be justice tempered with mercy” The above squarely represents the purpose of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015 (ACJA) as provided in its Section 1 (1): ‘’The purpose of this Act is to ensure that the

system of administration of criminal justice in Nigeria promotes efficient management of criminal justice institutions, speedy dispensation of justice, protection of the society from crime and protection of the rights and interests of the suspect, the defendant, and the victim.’’ A brief consideration of few crimes (having in mind that there is hardly any commission of crime without a victim) will show that indeed there is no justice to the victim in the administration of criminal justice. A crime/an offence is generally said to be committed against the State but we know that it is the individuals that makes up and forms the State and invariably perpetrates these crime (the defendant) or suffers the consequence of these actions that are criminal (the victim). In administering justice on these acts, it is the case almost always, that either the defendant with the aid of a ‘’good’’ Counsel coupled with the usual ‘’lack of diligent prosecution’’ of the prosecutor is laid off the hook to walk the streets free or upon conviction, he/she is sent to the prison for a term. Close to justice for the victim (if still alive) is as provided in Part 32 of the ACJA, housing Sections 319 – 328 which deals with Costs, Compensation, Damages and Restitution. However, a perusal of the above part will show that same is not enough in any way to assuage the pain, agony, depression and loose the victim

may have to go through. Taking the case of rape for instance, what compensation could be enough for a forcefully and unapproved carnal knowledge with its attendant ills? What jail term will be due and commensurate with the death suffered by a murder victim (the deceased)? Against who is offence of kidnapping, burglary, endangering life and health, abuse of office and more done to? Under the economic and financial crimes, the victim most times is the state who may have lost the tax payers money under its control but upon conviction, most forfeiture are to the best of the prosecuting authorities as against the victim. At the end of the ‘’delayed and protracted litigation’’ that attends to the prosecution most times due to the calibre of persons involved and the ‘’behind the scene accomplice and accessories after the fact’’ the victim of the crime is mostly forgotten along the way while the proceedings sojourns through the wilderness that when the Officers will report to Moses thus: “We, your servants, have accounted for all the men who went out to battle under our command; not one of us is missing!’’, only the Victim here will not be accounted for, because his case must have succeeded in making money for the prosecution, the defendant may have enter into a plea bargain with the prosecution and it may end up that ‘’when all Israel saw (see) that the king refused

to listen to them, they answered the king: “What share do we have in David, what part in Jesse’s son? To your tents, oh Israel! Look after your own house, David!” So the Israelites (the victim in this case) went (goes) home. It has been argued in several quarters that most perpetrators of crimes in the society are persons who had once been victims of these crimes and left without a remedy. The presumed corrective method of our prison system is also not helping to reduce the ills of the society as most convicts comes out more hardened and more determined to do worse since they have seen the much they stand to suffer. Does this call for a new law in the administration of criminal justice system? Do we go back to the proverbial days of an eye for an eye? Do the Bench and the Bar need to be more proactive in the presence of these numerous laws at our disposal to ensure that justice is done though the heavens fall, however the truth of course remains that when justice is been done, the heavens stay in place as rightly said by Adesola Oguntade JSC in Amechi V. INEC & 2 Ors (2008) 5 NWLR (Pt 1080) pg. 227 @315. May justice indeed be a three – way traffic; to the victim, the defendant and the society as it is only at that point that our society can thrive and make progress in combating crime.

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Nestlé Nigeria reports 27.5% increase in profit, declares N38.50 per share final dividend Ladosope Ladelokun Nestle Nigeria Plc has reported a 27.5 per cent increase in profit after tax in 2018, over increase revenue and drop in finance costs. Specifically, the multinational company reported N43 billion profit after tax in 2018 from N33.7 billion reported in 2017. In addition to N20 per share interim dividend already paid, the Board proposed a final dividend of N38.50 per share for 2018 shareholders’ approval. Nestlé Nigeria posted revenue of N266.3 billion recording a growth of 9.1per cent from N 244.15 billion reported in the previous year. Gross profit for the year stood at N113.9 billion, compared to N100.9 billion during the previous year. The Company posted N60.6 billion as Results from Operating Activities in 2018 as against N55.7 billion during the previous year. Commenting on the results, Managing Director/ CEO, Mr Mauricio Alarcon said, “We are pleased with our 2018 results considering the increasingly competitive business environment. The growth was driven by the continued loyalty of our consumers as we focused on consistently delivering high quality, tasty and nutritious food products adapted to their preferences. The discipline and dedication of our people also supported this business outcome “The company continued to invest in innovation to keep delighting consumers with its iconic brands. The multi-cereal Nestlé Golden Morn Puffs fortified with iron was introduced during the year. “In line with its purpose of enhancing the quality of life and contributing to a healthier future, Nestlé Nigeria worked alongside stakeholders to execute projects aimed at improving livelihoods in communities connected to its operations while delivering value to its shareholders. This is a principle called Creating Shared Value, (CSV). The CSV projects include the provision of access to clean drinking water, providing nutrition education, farmer capacity building and grain quality improvement through Feed Future Nigeria and Nestlé Maize Quality Improvement Partnership.”

How 248,000 retirees earn N9.36bn monthly pensions under CPS Joy Obakeye Not less than 248,000 retirees under the contributory pension scheme get a total of N9.360 billion monthly, the National Pension Commission (PenCom) has disclosed. The Acting Director-General, National Pension Commission (PenCom) Mrs Aisha Dahir-Umar said that the pension industry has accumulated over N8.73 trillion worth of assets as of December 31, 2018. While 194,000 retirees earn an average pension of N6.56 billion under Programmed Withdrawal, 54,000 of them have received an average of N2.8 billion under life annuity monthly pension as at December 31, 2018. “Indeed, about 194,000 have retired and were receiving an average pension of N6.56 billion under the Programmed Withdrawal Arrangement while 54,000 retirees were currently receiving an average pension of N2.8 billion on monthly basis under life annuity as at 31 December 2018.” “To date, total pension contribution received from both the public and private sector employers for 8.3 million employees is about N5 trillion. Accordingly, the CPS has opened the window for Nigeria to generate a sizable pool of investible funds. For the first time, the pension industry had accumulated over N8.73 trillion worth of assets as at 31 December 2018,” she said. According to her, the life annuity and the group life insurance programmes introduced by the CPS have facilitated economic growth through improved businesses in the insurance industry, particularly, as insurance is one of the focus sectors under the economic recovery and growth plan of the Federal Government.

L-R: Deputy Group Managing Director, Access Bank Plc, Roosevelt Ogbonna; CEO, Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO), Peter Van Mierlo and Group Managing Director/CEO, Access Bank Plc, Herbert Wigwe at the signing ceremony of $162.5million Subordinated Syndicated Loan to Access Bank at the Hague, Netherlands….recently

Active mobile subscribers decline by 10.3m in Q4 2018 — NBS Ladesope Ladelokun The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Nigeria’s active mobile subscribers shed 10,301,467 million to 162,032,481 million in the fourth quarter of 2018 from 172,824,239 million and 162,522,772 million recorded in the third and second quarter, 2018, respectively. The NBS disclosed this in its “Telecommunication Data (Q3 and Q4

2018)” released on its website. According to the report, the active voice subscriber base increased by 6.66 per cent in the quarter under review. It said a total of 106,420,858 and 112, 065,740 subscribers were active on the internet in the fourth and third quarter as against 103,514,997 in second quarters, 2018. This, according to the bureau, represents 8.26 per cent growth in internet subscriber base in the period.

The report said Lagos had the highest number of subscribers in terms of active voice per state in the fourth quarter, 2018, followed by Ogun and Kano States while Ebonyi had the least subscribers. “Similarly, Lagos State has the highest number of subscribers in terms of active internet per state in the fourth quarter, 2018 followed by Ogun and Kano States. “Bayelsa and Ebonyi States have the least number of subscribers in the

period under review,” it said. According to the bureau, MTN network provider has the highest share of voice subscription, followed by GLO, AIRTEL, EMTS and others. It said MTN also had the highest share of internet subscription, followed by GLO, AIRTEL, EMTS and others. The NBS said the data for the report was provided by the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) and verified by the NBS.

NOVA Merchant Bank reports N1.15bn profit after tax Motolani Oseni NOVA Merchant Bank Limited has declared a profit after tax of N1.15 billion for the year ended December 31, 2018, a significant increase from N510.6 million achieved in 2017, marking a 125 per cent increase. The result demonstrates the bank’s growth trajectory which is expected to accelerate as it scales its business and grows its client base. NOVA achieved strong growth across all parameters. The bank recorded a 54.10 per cent growth in gross earnings from

N1.22 billion in 2017 to N1.88 billion. The bank further grew the total assets by 38.89 per cent from N18 billion to N25 billion between 2017 and 2018. This impressive performance marks a very successful year for the newly licensed merchant bank which recently deployed a state of the art and a fully digital core banking application. The bank also recorded remarkable growth in customer acquisition and in line with its objective to be the employer of choice, promoted about a third of its workforce. Anya Duroha, the MD/CEO, commented “Our stellar results are a culmination of the hard work,

commitment, resilience, discipline and resourcefulness of all our employees. We have been able to drive strong customer acquisition and deploy leading-edge technology whilst optimising our costs. We will continue to focus on growing our business, providing solutions tailored to our clients’ needs, building a highperformance culture, motivating our employees and creating sustainable value for our shareholders”. Remarking on the results, Phillips Oduoza, Chairman of NOVA Merchant Bank said “We have been able to build a strong foundation for the success of the Bank and approach the future with

confidence and optimism in our business model, value proposition, clients and employees. We remain committed to the implementation of our over-arching philosophy of ‘New Thinking, New Opportunities’ to create value for all our stakeholders.” The bank said it will continue to strive to deliver profitable, responsible and sustainable growth. It said it remains dedicated to its core values of Uniqueness, Passion, Leadership, Integrity, Fairness and Teamwork (UPLIFT) as it believes this ethos will enable it to surpass the expectations of its clients and stakeholders.

Housing deficit: Experts want Buhari to prioritise mass housing development As part of an effort to bridge huge housing deficit in the country, some operators in the housing and construction industry have charged President Muhammadu Buhari to approach the issue of housing, especially mass housing, with all seriousness. The experts told the newsmen in Lagos that the president had not done much in tackling the nation’s housing shortfall which stood at 17 million in spite of his remarkable achievements in about four

years. Chairman, Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB), Lagos Chapter, Mr Adelaja Adekanmbi called for a serious review of the Federal Government housing policy in providing housing for the masses. Adekanmbi said President Buhari should remember his campaign promise to make housing affordable to the people, noting that his administration did not do much in the period under review in that direction.

He pointed out that the huge deficit in the housing sector was worrisome and therefore stressed the need to address the matter with utmost urgency. “President Buhari should without any further delay; take drastic action in the provision of mass housing for Nigerians who are in dire need of low-cost houses,” he said. Former Chairman, Nigeria Institute of Town Planners (NITP), Mr Markinde Ogunleye suggested that President Buhari should constitute a high powered

committee to look into the problem bedevilling the housing sector with a view to fashioning out a road map for the sector. While admitting that there was already an existing committee on housing set up by the government, Ogunleye added that the existing committee may be fused into the new one. “The committee should comprise of intellectual professional stakeholders in the built environment who can strategies on growing the sector”, he said.

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Global economy hits weakest point in a decade - Bloomberg report Mathew Dadiya, Abuja Report by Bloomberg has shown that the global economy’s sharp loss of speed through 2018 has left the pace of expansion the weakest since the global financial crisis a decade ago. Bloomberg in its economics report released on Monday stated that its new GDP tracker puts world growth at 2.1 per cent on a quarter-onquarter annualized basis, down from about 4 per cent in the middle of last year. While there’s a chance that the economy may find a foothold and arrest the slowdown, “the risk is that downward momentum will be self-

sustaining,” say economists Dan Hanson and Tom Orlik. The reasons for hope? The Federal Reserve’s decision to pause its interest-rate hikes, a U.S.China trade truce and the fading of the shocks that battered Europe in 2018 could mean stabilization is around the corner. Other central banks have also stepped up, with the European Central Bank last week announced new measures to help the economy through the current weakness. But the global economy is not out of the woods. The OECD’s latest composite leading indicator - published Monday- indicates easing momentum in the U.S., the U.K., Canada, and the euro area as a whole, including Germany and Italy.

There are, however, signs of stabilization in China. Despite the gloom, ECB policymakers have been keen to put a brave face on the deterioration, pushing the view the eurozone is experiencing a slowdown, not a recession. “We are still seeing robust economic growth, although it’s less strong than before,” Executive Board member, Benoit Coeure said in an interview with Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera published Monday. “It will take longer for inflation to reach our objective, but it will get there. We are reacting to the developments we have seen so far.” “We are still seeing robust economic growth, although it’s less strong than before,” Executive

Board member Benoit Coeure said in an interview with Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera published Monday. “It will take longer for inflation to reach our objective, but it will get there. We are reacting to the developments we have seen so far.” Bloomberg Economists Say, “The cyclical upswing that took hold of the global economy in mid-2017 was never going to last. Even so, the extent of the slowdown since late last year has surprised many economists, including us.” There has been a modest pickup in some economic numbers recently, though also highprofile disappointments. U.S. retail sales rose in January after the biggest fall in almost a decade in December.

Why ongoing OPEC-led supply cuts may not end till June Motolani Oseni There are clear indications that the ongoing Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)-led supply cuts unlikely to end earlier before June 2019, even as crude oil prices rose marginally yesterday. Although the increase in the oil prices was said to have been driven by comments from Saudi Arabian oil minister, Khalid al-Falih, for instance, the U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures stood at about $56.39 per barrel at 0323 GMT, up 32 cents, or 0.6 per cent from their last close on Friday, but Brent

crude futures were at $65.04 per barrel, up 30 cents, or 0.5 per cent. Last December, OPEC members and their non-OPEC allies agreed to cut a total of 1.2 million barrels of crude oil from their supplies based on the October production levels. While OPEC members agreed to cut about 800,000 barrels, their non-OPEC allies led by Russia resolved to cut their output by 400,000 barrels, in a bid to strengthen crude oil prices, tighten and stabilize the crude oil market. The resolution was to be subject to a review to either extend the cut by June or discontinue after the monitoring team has reviewed the impact.

Despite the gains, commodities markets were somewhat held back after U.S. employment data raised concerns that an economic slowdown in Asia and Europe was spilling into the United States, where growth has so far still been healthy. “Downward revisions in global growth forecasts by OECD and ECB have capped bullish gains,” said Benjamin Lu of Singaporebased brokerage Phillip Futures. Oil markets have generally been supported this year by this ongoing supply cuts. The OPEC is scheduled to meet in Vienna on April 17-18, with another gathering scheduled for June 25-26, to discuss supply

policy. Saudi oil minister Khalid al-Falih told Reuters on Sunday it would be too early to change OPEC output policy at the group’s meeting in April. “We will see what happens by April. If there is any unforeseen disruption somewhere else. But, barring this, I think we will just be kicking the can forward,” Mr Falih said. Prices were also supported by U.S. energy services firm Baker Hughes’ latest weekly report showing the number of rigs drilling for new oil production in the United States fell by nine to 834.

MTN Vs AGF: FIRS has no quarrel with our assessments over $2bn tax arrears - MTN CEO Ladesope Ladelokun As the battle over unpaid $2billion tax arrears between MTN Nigeria and AttorneyGeneral of the Federation (AGF), Abubakar Malami persist, the Chief Executive Officer of MTN Group, Rob Shuter, has said that the nation’s tax authorities have no particular quarrel with the firm various tax assessments. The telecommunication company boss also, said that the AGF is “playing games” over the federal government’s demand of $2 billion tax

arrears from the company. Speaking at a conference call where MTN’s 2018 annual results were presented to executives and stakeholders of the company, Shuter said, “Now, of course, what’s odd about the Nigeria situation is it’s not the Commissioner for Inland Revenue that we have the dispute with. It’s the Attorney General, who is really not mandated to collect the tax. “So the legal process is basically saying you’re playing a game that you’re not meant to be playing. And when we talk to the tax authorities they have no particular quarrel with

where we are with our various assessments. “So either we get the thing chucked out early on and the issue is finished, or it is just one of these lingering things that roll around in the system for a while. And personally, I don’t know which way it’s going to play out. “I’m just absolutely adamant that we’re a responsible company, we have paid the taxes we had to pay, and the tax authorities themselves aren’t saying that we owe them anything. So I think we’ve just got to stare this one down.” Although, the hearing of the suit against the

AGF first scheduled for November 8, 2018, has been adjourned to March 26. It would be recalled that in September 2018, Malami had written to MTN Nigeria, demanding a payment of $2 billion in tax arrears. He broke the amount down to a 10-year period for import duties, Value Added Tax (VAT) and withholding taxes on foreign imports/payments. MTN Nigeria had denied any wrongdoing, saying it had fully settled all outstanding taxes. The telco also sued the AGF.

Obi Asika, Founder, Social Media Week; Segun Agbaje, Managing Director/ CEO, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc and Oyinade Adegite, Head, Corporate Communications and External Affairs, at the Social Media Week in Lagos.

Access Bank signs $162.5m syndicated loan agreement Temitope Adebayo Access Bank Plc said that it has signed a Subordinated Syndicated Loan Agreement totalling $162.5 million. The facility, was said to been arranged by FMO, the Dutch development bank, and was provided together with BIO (Belgian Investment Company for Developing Countries SA/NV), Blue Orchard Microfinance Fund, CDC Group plc, DEG (Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH), Finnfund (Finnish Fund for Industrial Cooperation Ltd), Oiko credit (Ecumenical Development Cooperative Society U.A.) and European Financing Partners S.A, funded by the European Investment Bank acting on behalf of the European Community and Norfund (Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries). FMO acted as the Mandated Lead Arranger and will be the Facility Agent. The facility will qualify as Tier-II capital, which will enable Access Bank to roll out its 5-year strategy of becoming Africa’s gateway to the world. Part of that strategy is also to deepen the footprint in the retail segment as well as increased support local Micro, Small, and Medium-size Enterprises, thereby supporting job creation in the Nigerian economy. Commenting on this development, Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Access Bank Plc, Herbert Wigwe said, “We are pleased to have worked with a world-class group of lenders on this transaction. The deal further reinforces the fact that our institution remains globally respected and reputable. “The syndicated facility is geared towards supporting the Bank’s efforts to promote the growth and job creation potential of the private sector through improved access to financing. Additionally, specific attention will also be paid to strengthening Micro, Small and Medium-size enterprises as many have been held back due to a lack of access to finance. “We believe this relationship will be the beginning of many more international partnerships with such entities”, he explained. Also, Chief Investment Officer at FMO, Linda Broekhuizen said: “FMO is proud to be the Mandated Lead Arranger for this landmark transaction. Through this transaction, FMO strengthens its long-standing relationship and commitment to our wellreputed client Access Bank. All lenders are pleased to be significant contributors to fostering the Nigerian economy and supporting job creation.”

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L-R: Executive Director, Geum Macrophyllum Project Managers, Mr Sammy Oki; Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Ministry of Establishments, Training and Pensions, Mrs Rhoda Ayinde; facilitator, Prof. Pat Utomi; Commissioner for Establishments, Training and Pensions, Dr Akintola Benson Oke; and Group Managing Director, Peninscope Professional Warranty Limited, Mr Peter Adediji, during a training titled: Preparing For Life After Retirement, Understanding The Contributory Pension Scheme in Lagos...on Tuesday. Photo: Bolaji Olasunkanmi.

The world’s second largest mobile operator Vodafone said on Monday it aims to cut its Italian workforce by 16 per cent as part of a broader effort to reshape its business model. The mobile network intends to give increasing pressure in the country’s mobile market. The company will open negotiations with local trade unions over 1,130 redundancies, it said in a statement on Monday. Vodafone employs around 7,000 people in Italy, according to its website. Earlier Telecom Italia has reached a deal with trade unions on 4,300 job cuts, a source familiar with the matter has said. (Reuters/NAN)

Workers need reinvigorated social contract – Ryder By Ukpono Ukpong Director General of International Labour Organisation, ILO, Guy Ryder, has said that lack of social justice in the world of work has brought about skewed rules against ordinary people and the formula of education and dedication no longer brings just reward. He noted that this has also triggers the fundamental questions about the legitimacy and relevance of institutions and systems. Ryder noted that data has shown that these fears are not just subjective, as economic benefits and the labour market are out of sync and many wage growth has not kept pace with economic or productivity improvements adding that even rewards are not trickling down as they should. “Many people don’t have regular wages at all. More than two billion people work in the informal economy, where contracts, benefits and rights are compromised. We might associate informal work with developing countries but it is now an everyday part of some of our richest societies. The rise of the ‘gig’ economy, facilitated by new technology, could lead to even more informal work. “This is not the kind of world I want, in the present let alone the future. We need to pro-actively re-

engineer our systems and mould these trends to create a future of work that is stable and equitable.” He said Recalling, how he instigated an independent, high-level Global Commission on the Future of Work two years ago, Ryder disclosed that ILO is already deeply engaged in the issue. “Its report is already generating vigorous global debate, which will culminate in a high-level session at the Centenary International Labour Conference, in Geneva in June. “From a personal perspective, I would like to highlight a few points. Currently, 55 per cent of the global population – four billion people – have no social protection at all. Without a social protection floor they are more likely to fall into working poverty and less likely to invest in- education for their children, retraining for themselves, starting businesses. The whole economy will suffer as a result. “We are not powerless against this situation. Some of the same technology that the ‘gig’ economy uses to allocate and record work can also be used for social benefits. Labour laws can be updated to cover new kinds of work. Crossborder co-operation on tax and regulation can ensure bricksand-mortar employers are not unfairly undercut by their virtual competitors.” Guy Ryder said that, with a supported, just, transition,

18 million decent jobs could be created by a shift to more sustainable economic practices. “We can prepare for demographic changes by making it easier for those who are marginalized or restricted –

women, youth, the elderly and differently abled, minority and indigenous groups – to participate in the workforce fully and equally. A pre-requisite for all this must be real social dialogue.” Similarly, he stressed that

if governments, workers and employers engage, it will create the foundation for a renewed social contract that will address the current concerns and as well pave the way for a future of work that is more equitable.

Artificial Intelligence: Opportunity or Job-Killer? The rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to create new opportunities, higher productivity and better earnings, but there are also fears they could cause job losses and a rise in inequality, with a lucky few appropriating the benefits of AI while leaving others behind. So the question, which way will it be? Can only be moderately optimistic, provided policy-makers and social partners adopt the right measures. This is the conclusion of a recent research paper written by a Future of Work and Artificial Intelligence Expert with International Labour Organisation, ILO, Ekkehard Ernst. According to him, AI-based digital technologies may allow larger segments of the labour market to improve their productivity and access better paying occupations, which in turn may help promote inclusive growth. Ernst in the report noted that historically, productivity and living standards have increased as a result of specialization and the transfer of more tedious, arduous and routine tasks from human labour to machines, example, modern farmers now using sophisticated machinery are clearly

better off and more productive than they would be if they used self-made tools to plough their fields. He explained further that a large reduction in capital costs brought about by AI applications, together with the fact that the direction of technological change is, at least in part, driven by the relative supply of low compared to high-skilled labour, means developing countries stand to benefit. In many cases AI users don’t need to know much about how the technology works or to provide sophisticated input into the devices they use. Rather, their day-to-day use will allow AIbased tools to generate advice based on overall best practices combined with local circumstances. This creates low entry barriers for the spread of these new technologies and allows training and education to be focused on core numeric and literacy skills. This means that even countries that lack the resources to teach the skills needed to produce AI applications can make wide use of such applications, creating large potential growth benefits. However, if the opportunities are to exceed the risks, policies need to be adjusted, at both national and

international levels. This will include helping the workforce adjust. With technologies evolving rapidly, education and training need to go far beyond the school years, so that workers can be upskilled or retrained as needed during their careers. Life-long learning will need to become a reality if the world of work is to benefit from these new technologies, now and in the future. Hence, he opined that skills policies are essential, but they will not be sufficient. “We need to ensure the diffusion of new technologies around the world and open up access to data. Policy-makers and social partners also need to ensure that individual companies cannot gain market dominance and so exclude others. In this regard the observed rise in market concentration among digital firms is a matter for concern and needs to be tackled head on. “We need to devise tax policies that level the playing field among companies, boost international cooperation and ensure social dialogue, so allowing technologies and their benefits to be shared more effectively.”

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Elections: Group charges political stakeholders not to rubbish army Stories by Patrick Okohue The Human Rights Writers Association, HURIWA, has called on politicians and stakeholders not to rubbish the Nigerian military institution over the outcome of Saturdays’ governorship and House of Assembly election. The group while wading into the controversy trailing the activities of the Army during the polls, especially in Rivers State, also urged the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai to investigate the series of trending online videos which appears to indict some armed security forces on a number of serial electoral offences and for instigating violence in Rivers, Bayelsa and some other flashpoints in the crude oil rich Niger Delta region. HURIWA, in a statement on Monday by its coordinator, Emmanuel Onwubiko, pointed out that the leadership of the Army has already established a good and qualitative antecedent as a no nonsense hierarchy and will in the not too distant time sanction about 38 senior military officers who underwent investigative and military prosecutorial trial over their alleged interferences in the year 2015 general polls. It added that “If this Army hierarchy had done this it can always do the needful now that it has become imperative for it to separate the few bad eggs from the

professional institution of the military if they are found guilty by the internal investigative mechanisms. “But we must be careful not to run down the military institution which we took over 60 years to build. It is usually more difficult to build but much easier to destroy.” HURIWA said the claim by the military authority that there were incidents of fake soldiers that were deployed by politicians during the governorship polls should not be dismissed with a wave of the hands since there are verifiable evidence that indeed hundreds of suspected fake armed men masquerading as soldiers were picked up in Imo, Rivers, Ondo and other areas and are currently being interrogated. It added, “We urge Nigerians to remember that the institution of the Nigerian military is created by law to serve public interest and so must be preserved and insulated from undue politically tainted allegations that may not stand the test of time. “We are not unaware of some allegations by some governors in the Niger Delta accusing soldiers of collusion to undermine democracy, but we must give the Army the benefits of the doubts and assist the military institution to embark on holistic probe with the objective of preserving their political neutrality and to build an enviable professional institution that all of us and our children yet unborn would be proud of.

“We must not allow our temporary and unbridle quest for political power to lead us into the temptation of running down such a formidable institution like the Nigerian Army because of the alleged malfeasance and misdemeanour of a few undesirable elements who may have derailed from the time honoured ethical and legal principles clearly listed out by the Chief of Army Staff on the need to abide by Rules of engagement in internal security operations. “We have a written proof that the Army has a mandatory manual on rules of engagements in internal military operations in line with best global practices. “The Nigerian Army said it got credible intelligence that kitting of political thugs with military uniforms and arming them to impersonate soldiers. “We have seen photographic evidence in HURIWA of these verifiable allegations by the Army.” Recall that the spokesman of the Nigerian Army, Colonel Sagir Musa in a statement said thugs were sent to carry out crimes in furtherance of the activities of their political bosses. HURIWA stated that the military’s version of the scenarios should be given a benefit of the doubts because for instance the Imo State Police Command on Sunday paraded 103 suspects who allegedly instigated violence and various electoral malpractices during the Governorship and state Houses of Assembly elections held in the state on Saturday.

CUPP rejects Kaduna guber results, vows to challenge irregularities in court The Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP), an umbrella of 41 political parties and 18 governorship candidates in Kaduna State has rejected the outcome of the gubernatorial election in the state. This is just as governorship candidates under the auspices of Progressive Governorship Candidates Forum have congratulated Governor Nasir El-Rufai over his victory in the Saturday governorship election in Kaduna state. CUPP Chairman, Hon. Umar Farouk Mairaqumi at the group’s press conference said their rejection of the elections results was because elections in some local government areas were marred with lot of irregularities. According to him, “the Smart Card Readers (SCR) was not used in some parts of the state like; Igabi, Kaduna South, Kaduna North, Giwa, Lere, Birnin Gwari and Soba local government areas. “Over 650 polling units with over 400,000 votes were cancelled and our agents reported at various collation centres, but INEC decided to ignore our

complaints and went ahead to announce the results. “It is in the light of the above that we the 37 political parties and 18 governorship candidates that participated in the gubernatorial election in Kaduna State hereby reject the result in its totality and we shall pursue all lawful means to ensure justice is done to the people of Kaduna State and their stolen mandate restored,” Mairaqumi explained. But, the progressive governorship candidates who had few days before the election endorsed El-Rufai said, the Governor’s re-election was an indication that he has delivered good governance to the people of Kaduna State. Briefing newsmen shortly after the declaration of the governorship results at the INEC collation centre, chairman of the progressive candidate forum, Awwal Abdullahi, asked other candidates to concede defeat and work with El-Rufai to move Kaduna State to the ‘Next Level’. The forum which consists of 49 political parties and 32 governorship

candidates urged aggrieved political parties or candidates to follow the right channels in challenging the outcome of the polls.

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Enugu: Ugwuanyi’s re-election, victory for masses – Lawmaker A former House of Representatives member for Enugu North/South Federal constituency of Enugu State, and now lawmaker-elect for the same area, Hon. Prince Ofor Chukwuegbo, has described Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi’s success at the Saturday’s election as “a victory for the masses.” While describing the Governor’s victory as resounding and overwhelming, Ofor who spoke in a statement made available to journalists on Monday, said it was an indication of “how our people have cherished the good works which our dear governor embarked on in the state in the past four years. “Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi is a phenomenon and has manifested attributes of a leader for his people. The mandate is a renewal of hope and delivery of more dividends of democracy. “I want to congratulate the Enugu

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people and our great party, the PDP for reposing this confidence in the governor. “This is a well-deserved reward for one good term and purposeful leadership that will continue to receive accolades. Ugwuanyi is a man of peace and the people have re-elected him in peace. “This victory is for the masses of Enugu and I can only wish him even more fruitful, peaceful, and eventful new term as he continues on the path of excellence and service. “I thank God also that the PDP recorded overwhelming victory in the State House of Assembly election and I congratulate our party men and women who emerged. “The landslide victory of the PDP in the 2019 elections at all levels in the state has confirmed the acceptance of the fact that the party represents the conscience of the people,” he added.

The Chief Whip of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Rotimi Lateef Abiru who has just been reelected for the fourth consecutive term at the March 9th Governorship and the House of Assembly election has said that his renewed mandate will not be taken for granted. Abiru who is representing Shomolu constituency 02 assured his constituents that he will not as usual betray their trust and the confidence reposed in him. The lawmaker gave the words of assurance while thanking the people of Bariga after he was declared the winner of the election. Abiru who

declared the election as free and fair, added that there were no issue of failed smart card reader as recorded during the presidential and National Assembly election in some areas. He further thanked the people for their orderly conduct while according to him, voting for a greater Lagos saying their trust in the All Progressives Congress (APC) as demonstrated at the election would not be taken for granted. He reassured the people of the area of more development. Abiru urged Lagosians to continue to have faith in the Greater Lagos Project, Stressing that the All Progressives Congress (APC) will give the people the greater Nigeria that the people deserved.

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TRUSTEES: 1. EGWU GREATALLOY ANAYO .PRESIDENT 2. DEACON OLICHUKWU SIMEON IBE . SECRETARY. 3. ONYEKAONWU TOOCHUKWU NNAMDI 4. REV MOTHER EUNICE CHUKWUDINMA 5. APOSTLE TITUS KAINDANEH 6. DEACONESS CHARITY NNAJI 7. PASTOR NORDIA SMITH 8. PASTOR VICTORIA UPAH 9. ELDER PRINCE TITUS EGWU AIMS TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST ANY OBJECTION TO THIS REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET, MAITAMA, P.M.B 198, GARKI ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED:- BARR NJOKU S I NJOKU, SOLICITOR ABUJA.

REGINA UZOMA FOUNDATION THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, ABUJA FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT NO 1 OF 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. AJA REGINA UZOMA, 2. OBIORA KAOSISOCHUKWU CHIAMAKA 3.AJA CHIOMA IBIAM. 4. ONWUMERE KETOCHUKWU YVONNE AIM AND OBJECTIVES: 1. THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE OF REGINA UZOMA FOUNDATION (RUF) IS MENTORING TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS IN THE AREA OF SELF AWARENESS,SELF DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT WITH THE AIM OF CHARACTER BUILDING AND PERSONAL ENHANCEMENT 2. WE INTEND TO DO ACHIEVE THROUGH OUR MENTORING & COUNSELLING SECTION, SEMINARS WORKSHOP AND CONFERENCES 3. THROUGH THE HELP OF OUR PARTNERS AND VOLUNTEERS, WE INTEND TO REACH OUT TO OUR TARGET AUDIENCE BY GOING TO SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, ORPHANAGE, ORGANIZATIONS, COLLEGE, LECTURE CENTRES, JUVENILE,DISABILITY HOMES, PERIODICALLY TO HOLD CONFERENCES, TALKS, SURVEYS, PROVIDE USEFUL RESOURCES, MATERIALS, PUBLICATIONS AND HOLDING INTERACTIVE SECTIONS. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET, MAITAMA, P.M.B 198, GARKI ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED SECRETARY

NICHOLAS OYINBRAKEDI SUPPORT FOUNDATION THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, ABUJA FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT NO 1 OF 1990. TRUSTEES ARE. 1. DAVID EVESHOYNA OKOGBE 2. SAMUEL OLALEYE FATELE- SECRETARY 3. NOEL OSUJI 4. NICHOLAS PREOWEI OLOBIO 5. MRS IBINREUDI SARKI OLOBIO - CHAIRPERSON AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: TO GIVE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY ANY OBJECTION TO THIS REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET, MAITAMA, P.M.B 198, GARKI ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED GIGI FRANCIS 08055116426

FUTURE CALL FOUNDATION

THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, ABUJA FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT NO 1 OF 1990.

TRUSTEES ARE: I. EKWUOGO GODWIN TOCHI 2. OKECHUKWU AMAKA AUGUSTINA 3. OKECHUKWU EJIKEME NWANZE 4. EKWUOGOR CAJETAN 5. EVELYN NKECHI

TRUSTEES ARE: I. EKWUOGO OBINNA CHRIS 2. IKENWANKWO LORETTA 3. EKWUOGO CHINEDU PHILIP 4. EKWUOGO EBERE MODESTA 5. EKWUOGO NDUBUISI EMMANUEL

TRUSTEES ARE: I. DANIEL TUNDE UGAH 2. DANIEL JANET OZAVIZE

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: I. TO CARTER FOR THE WELFARE OF MEMBERS AND LESS PRIVILEGED.

SIGNED: BARR. DURU J. U.

SIGNED: BARR DURU .J. U.

SIGNED: BARR. DURU .J. U.

MRS CHUKWUEMEKA BLESSING

ADEYEMI ADISA

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: I. TO HELP THE LESS PRIVILEGED.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS OGEDEGBE BLESSING OGHENEMINE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS CHUKWUEMEKA BLESSING OGHENEMINE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAINS VALID , NYSC AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AS ADEYEMI ADISA GLORY NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS ADEYEMI ADISA MICHAEL. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAINS VALID AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

I FORMERLY KNOWN AS LUKMON YUSUF NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS ISIAKA LUKMON. ALL THE FINER DOCUMENT REMAINS VALID AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

ISIAKA LUKMON

CORRECTION OF NAME L FORMERLY KNOWN AS UGWU WILSON IFEANYI IS THE SAME AS UGWU WILSON IFEANYICHUKWU NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS UGWU WILSON IFEANYICHUKWU. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAINS VALID AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS. MAIMUNA ABDULLAHI I FORMERLY KNOWN AS MISS MAIMUNA ADAMU TARFA. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS MRS. MAIMUNA ABDULLAHI WAKAWA. ALL DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. TAKE NOTE: RADIOGRAPHERS REGISTRATION BOARD OF NIGERIA AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

EBENEZER MATTHEW I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MADUAGWU MATTHEW NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS EBENEZER MATTHEW. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAINS VALID, NYSC AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

ELIZABETH OLUWAFUNMILAYO I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ELIZABETH OLUWAFUNMILAYO PADONU. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ELIZABETH OLUWAFUNMILAYO SAMUELODEKUNLE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

FATADE FOLUKE I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS BOSE MAKINDE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS FATADE FOLUKE LYDIAR. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

CHUKWUMA CHIDINMA I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OBIKE CHIDINMA PRECIOUS, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS CHUKWUMA CHIDINMA PRECIOUS. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

ODIKA NKEIRUKA I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OBI NKEIRUKA GRACE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ODIKA NKEIRUKA GRACE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

NKWOCHA IJEOMA I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ONWUKA IJEOMA ESTHER, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NKWOCHA IJEOMA ESTHER. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MICHAEL GIFT I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS GIFT ONYIYECHI ONUKWUE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MICHAEL GIFT ONYINYECHI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

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SCEPTER BUSINESS CLUB

THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART ‘’C’’ OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT 1990 THE TRUSTEES ARE; 1. ALALI MORRIS KIPE - PRESIDENT. 2. AGABA-OLOJA, EMI KELSELBA - SECRETARY. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ; 1. EQUIPPING YOUNG AND BUDDING MINDS WITH THE REQUISITE KNOWLEDGE AND CAPACITY TO ACHIEVE GREAT SUCCESS IN THEIR CHOSEN FIELD OF ENDEAVOUR. ANY OBJECTION(S) TO THIS REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR- GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420, TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUYI IRONSI STREET, MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED; PRESIDE

[LEKAN AND TOMI AKINYANMI FOUNDATION

THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT OF 1990.

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FIRST WHIZKIDZ EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED FOUNDATION WHICH WAS REGISTERED BY THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, ABUJA UNDER PART ‘C’ OF THE COMPANIES & ALLIED MATTERS ACT, 2004 HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR CHANGE OF TRUSTEES OF THE FOUNDATION. THE TRUSTEES OF THE FOUNDATION ARE AS FOLLOWS:1. MR. CHRIS IKECHUKWU NKWOCHA RETAINED 2. MRS. EUGENIA IROBIEGBULAM RETAINED 3. MRS. FEYIKEMI AJOKE OYALEKE RETAINED 4. MR. IROBIEGBULAM KINGSLEY EZIUCHE RETAINED 5. DR. PAULINE ABIMBOLA OLABOSIPO ODUSOTE RETAINED 6. MRS. BAMIDELE CHINEDU RETAINED 7. MRS. OLUBUNMI ESTHER ADEFOLU RETAINED 8. MRS. BEATRICE CHIBUZO NWALI REMOVED 9. MRS. GBEKELEOLUWA OMOTOLA ONI REMOVED 10. MRS. ABIGAIL ANABA REMOVED 11. CHIEF (MRS) IYAMIDE FRANCES GAFAR APPOINTED AIMS & OBJECTIVES 1. TO EMPOWER THE LESS PRIVILEGED YOUTHS AND CHILDREN IN THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY IN SKILL ACQUISITION. 2. TO ASSIST THE LESS PRIVILEGED YOUTHS AND CHILDREN IN THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY IN THEIR ACADEMIC PURSUITS, VALUES AND CAREERS. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. G. AYEMERE ELEBHOSE, ESQ. 76B, ADENIYI JONES AVENUE, IKEJA, LAGOS.

LEGAL PRACTITIONER & NOTARY PUBLIC.

JITA PHOENIX FOUNDATION....

THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT OF 1990.

TRUSTEES OF THE FOUNDATION: 1. MR. OLALEKAN AKINYANMI 2. MRS. IBITOMILADE AKINYANMI

TRUSTEES ARE 1. ADAGUN MUSENDIKU ADENIJI 2. ADAGUN RAINAT ADUNI 3. ADAGUN OLANREWAJU MUJIBATA...

OBJECTIVE OF THE FOUNDATION TO BRIDGE THE EDUCATIONAL GAP BETWEEN AFRICA AND THE WESTERN WORLD BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO WHOLESOME EDUCATION FOR OUR YOUTHS.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVE... TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND PROCURE LEGAL ASSISTANCE TO THE LESS PRIVILEGED IN THE SOCIETY, TO FOSTER UNITY, PEACE AND LOVE AMONG ITS MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, TO MAINTAIN AND DEFEND THE INTEGRITY AND INDEPENDENCE OF THE LESS PRIVILEGED.

ANY OBJECTION TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION SIGNED SECRETARY

LIVING GLORY OF GOD CHURCH

THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED CHURCH HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT OF 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE 1. PASTOR SAMUEL AKPAN BEN 2. PASTOR MRS. COMFORT SAMUEL BEN 3. IDORI- ENYIN PETER 4. BASSEY BROWNSON EBIDOK 5. ANIEFIOK AKPAN BEN 6.ELIJAH JIMMY AKPAN 7. SUNDAY JOHN A. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO SHOW THROUGH PREACHING HOW GOD’S WAS LOST AND HOW IT WILL BE RECOVERED THROUGH REPENTANCE. 2. TO TEACH WHAT GOD’S GLORY IMPLIES AND THE BENEFIT OF LIVING AS THE GLORY OF GOD. ANY OBJECTION TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION SIGNED PASTOR SAMUEL A. BEN.

ST. JAMES HEALING AND DELIVERANCE MINISTRY THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED MINISTRY HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT OF 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. CHINEKE JAMES ONYEKA 2. CHINEKE SONIA AIMS & OBJECTIVES TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST ANY OBJECTION TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED: SECRETARY

TEMPLE OF PEACE INTERCESSION CENTRE.

THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART ‘C’ OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE 1. POWER HUMBLE OBINNA- CHAIRMAN 2.OGUNDU KINGSLEY. CHIBUZOR. ....... .SECRETARY 3. KINGSLEY NKECHI AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ARE: 1.TO TEACH AND ESTABLISH THE REALITIES OF THE EVERLASTING COVENANT OF PEACE. 2. TO INTERCEDE FOR THE KINGDOM AND FOR THE NATION. 3.TO INTERCEDE FOR THE LOST AND FOR THE SAINTS.

ANY OBJECTION TO THIS REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT ‪420, TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET‬, MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED CHAIRMAN

LOSS OF ALLOCATION DOCUMENT NAME OF OWNER: MRS DEBORAH LARA OJO ADDRESS OF PROPERTY: 36, FLAT 4, IBA, LOW COST HOUSING ESTATE, LAGOS STATE APARTMENT: THREE BEDROOM FLAT APARTMENT DATE OF ISSUE: 30TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1998 DATE OF LOSS: 17TH JANUARY, 2019 IF FOUND CONTACT: 08107956261 GOD’S TIME IS THE BEST INTERNATIONAL CHURCH. THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT OF 1990. TRUSTEES: 1. MARTINS ADEKUNLE JOSEPH-CHAPMAN 2. ESHESIMUA MICHAEL-SECRETARY 3. ESHESIMUA OLUWAKEMI 4. OLOGUNWA SHOLA PAUL 5. AGHANENU PETER CHRISTOPHER AIM AND OBJECTIVE TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST. ANY OBJECTION TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION SIGNED SECRETARY

SIGNED SECRETARY

LOSS OF DOCUMENT

BRIGHT LIFE BIBLE CHURCH

THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE LOSS OF ORIGINAL LAND DOCUMENT OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS NWANEBO LAND, ONUGBA, EMENE IN ENUGU EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ENUGU STATE BELONGING TO CHIEF IKEMEFUNA ONYEMAECHI CHUKWUDI OBIEKWE OF NO. 54 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COLLEGE ROAD, INDEPENDENCE LAYOUT, ENUGU. THE SAID PROPERTY IS COVERED BY A DEED OF CONVEYANCE DATED 25/9/1970 AND REGISTERED AS NO.42 IN VOLUME 447 OF THE

THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY INFORMED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED CHURCH HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART “C” OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT OF 1990.

LANDS REGISTRY OFFICE AT ENUGU. THE DOCUMENT WAS LOST IN THE COURSE OF RELOCATION OF PROPERTY FROM LAGOS TO ENUGU-UKWU TOWN IN NJIKOKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ANAMBRA STATE. ALL EFFORTS TO TRACE THE MISSING DOCUMENT HAVE PROVEN ABORTIVE. IF FOUND PLEASE, CONTACT THE MINISTRY OF LANDS AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, ENUGU STATE.

HOUSE OF PHILEMON INITATIVES

THIS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ABOVE NAMED ORGANIZATION HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, ABUJA FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART ‘C’ OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT (CAMA) CAP C20, LFN 2004. MEMBERS ARE: 1. MR. ADENIYI AJIBOLA - CHAIRMAN 2. GROUP CAPTAIN OLUMUYIWA AKINYELE (RTD) - TRUSTEE 3. MR. POPOOLA ARIYO - TRUSTEE 4. MR. JOE EMENBE - TRUSTEE 5. DR. GBOLAHAN DUROJAIYE - TRUSTEE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST TO ALL NATION (ESPECIALLY THE DESTITUTE, PRISON INMATE) FOR THE LIBERATION OF HUMANITY. 2. TO CATER FOR THE WELL BEING OF REFORMED PRISON INMATE. 3. TO REHABILITATE EX-PRISON INMATE AND DRUGS ADDICT. 4. TO ORGANIZE SEMINARS, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, FAITH CLINICS, TRAINING CENTERS AND SCHOOL TO ENHANCE THE SPIRITUAL GROWTH OF THE DESTITUTE, DRUG ADDICTS, EX-PRISON INMATE E.T.C. ANY OPPOSITION TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, MAITAMA DISTRICT, PMB 198 GARKI, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF PUBLICATION. SIGNED: BARR. OLAREWAJU ADEMOLA (08056679200)

IFUNAYA SOCIAL CLUB OF IGBO LADIES

THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ABOVE NAMED HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART’ C’ OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT OF 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. IKPA KELECHI THERESA - PRESIDENT 2. ONWUBIKO JESSICA - SECRETARY 3. NWOSU BLESSING - FINANCIAL SECRETARY AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO FOSTER UNITY AND PROGRESS AMONG MEMBERS 2. TO BE OUR SISTERS KEEPER AS FAR AS WE HAVE COME TOGETHER UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF IFUNAYA SOCIAL CLUB FOR IGBO LADIES. 3. TO PROTECT AND ADVANCE RELIGION, EDUCATION AND OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THAT ARE LAWFUL. ANY OBJECTIONS TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET MAITAMA ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED: PRESIDENT

THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. CHINWEUBA WALTER EJEAGBASI 2. IFEOMA LOVINA EJEAGBASI 3. CHIKA EDEONU 4. ONUORA EUCHARIA 5. UGWU MARYROSE AIMS & OBJECTIVES TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST ANY OBJECTION TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED: SECRETARY

OKHORKPA SOCIAL CLUB OF NIGERIA

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1) TO PROMOTE FRATERNAL UNITY AND LOVE AMONG MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION. 2) TO CREATE A SENSE OF BELONGING AMONG MEMBERS. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420 TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET, MAITAMA, P.M.B 198, GARKI ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED: SECRETARY

OLLAR GREEN CARE INITIATIVE THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ABOVE NAMED INITIATIVE HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, ABUJA FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART ‘C’ OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT 1 OF 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. ADENEKAN OLOLADE ABIOLA 2. OHIKERE RABIAT OHIZA 3. YINUSA EVELYN OMODOLAPO 4. CHARLES SOBECHUKWU 5. BANKOLE OMOTOLA OLUMUYIWA 6. BANKOLE ADEKOLA OLAITAN AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO FIGHT AGAINST CHILD ABUSE; WOMEN EMPOWERMENT; BOY-CHILD TUTORING. ANY OBJECTION TO THE ABOVE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRAR - GENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420, TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGUIYI IRONSI STREET, MAITAMA, ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED : SECRETARY

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UDEZUE IFEOMA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

AS CHINOYE OLAWOYIN CHRISTOPHER MAYOWA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS CHRISTOPHER OLUWASEUN MAYOWA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC/AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

AS NWADIARO CATHRINE IFEOMA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS UDEZUE IFEOMA VIVIAN. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC/AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

CORRECTION OF NAME

THAT ON MY BVN, MY NAME WAS WRONGLY WRITTEN AS ABDULRAMONI ABDULKAREEM KEWUTOMIJE INSTEAD OF RAMAN KAREEM KEWUTOMIJE. THAT MY CORRECT NAME IS RAMAN KAREEM KEWUTOMIJE. GENERAL PUBLIC/ AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

ARCHIBONG VICTOR

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ARCHIBONG VICTOR GEORGE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ARCHIBONG VICTOR OWOIDIGHE ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

JONAH NKECHI

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS JONAH NKECHI NWANGWA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS JONAH NKECHI BLESSING . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

AGUNLEJIKA - MAGBADE I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SANNI BUKOLA ADETEJU, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AGUNLEJIKA - MAGBADE BUKOLA ADETEJU. ALL DOCUMENTS BEARING MY FORMER NAME REMAIN VALID. AUTHORITY CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

MRS AWESU KHADIJAT I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLAIYA MORUFAT FUNMILAYO AND AYODELE FUNMILAYO ELIZABETH NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS AWESU KHADIJAT FUNMILAYO. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

AWE FAITH KEHINDE I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AJISHE KEHINDE FAITH NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AWE FAITH KEHINDE. I WAS INFORMED BY MY PARENT THAT I WAS BORN ON 19TH FEBRUARY, 1979. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

OLORUNKOSHEBI KEHINDE

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MENSAAH KEHINDE KEMI NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLORUNKOSHEBI KEHINDE KEMI . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

JONATHAN WASHAK

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS JONATHAN WASHAK NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS JONATHAN WASHAK ILIYA. CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 4/7/1988. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

JOHN OSHOMOKARE I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AIGBINI OSHOMOKARE ENDURANCE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN, CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS JOHN OSHOMOKARE ENDURANCE OF NO 37 FAFUNMI STREET, WHITE HOUSE BUS STOP, AJASA COMMAND, LAGOS STATE. ALL DOCUMENTS AND CERTIFICATES BEARING MY FORMER NAMES REMAIN VALID. ELEVANT AUTHORITIES AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC PLEASE TAKE NOTE

ODIGBO AMAKA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ODIGBO .E. NWAMAKA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ODIGBO AMAKA EVANGELINE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS CHINENYE EUCHARIA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS CHINENYE EUCHARIA ORJI, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS CHINENYE EUCHARIA NWUGO. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

NWALI UCHENNA

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MATTEW UCHENNA SAMUEL, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NWALI UCHENNA SAMUEL. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MGBEAFURUIKE BLESSING

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NNADI BLESSING IFEOMA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MGBEAFURUIKE BLESSING IFEOMA . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

EZE PRECIOUS I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS EZE PRECIOUS OR OYELADUN CHARLES ADESHINA

NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN

AND ADDRESSED AS

EZE PRECIOUS

NDIDIAMAKA . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

BARA-HART DABA I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS BARA-HART DABA VIOLET NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS BARAHART DABA ABARASI DUE TO MARRIAGE. CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 8/ 10 /1982 . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

MRS UDEAJA CHINENYE

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS OBODOEFUNA CHINENYE JOSEPHINE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS UDEAJA CHINENYE JOSEPHINE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

NGENE IKECHUKWU

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NGENE SAMUEL SUNDAY, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NGENE IKECHUKWU SUNDAY. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS NWODO EZINNE I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS ONAH EZINNE EMMANUELLA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS NWODO EZINNE EMMANUELLA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS UGWU LINDA IFEOMA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS ADINDE LINDA IFEOMA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS UGWU LINDA IFEOMA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OMELU EMMANUEL

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OMELU EMMANUEL OKORIE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OMELU EMMANUEL OKEY. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

ANUSI OGOCHUKWU

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OBIKWELU OGOCHUKWU LAURA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ANUSI OGOCHUKWU LAURA. ALL DOCUMENT BEARING MY FORMER NAME REMAIN VALID. AUTHORITY CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

FAYOMI AUGUSTINA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS FAYOMI AYOMIDE ABOSEDE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS FAYOMI AUGUSTINA ABOSEDE. ALL DOCUMENTS BEARING MY FORMER NAME REMAIN VALID. AUTHORITY CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

AKINSHOLA TOKUNBO

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS JOHN TOKUNBO NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AKINSHOLA TOKUNBO AYOADE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

MRS HALIMAT ILEANWA

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OBAJE ILEANWA PRISCILA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS HALIMAT ILEANWA SODIQ. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

CORRECTION OF NAME

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MRS. JINADU OLAJUMOKE

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ITABOR OGECHI GIFT, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ETADAFE OGECHI GIFT. ALL DOCUMENT BEARING MY FORMER NAME REMAIN VALID. AUTHORITY CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS. ADEOYE JUMOKE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS. JINADU OLAJUMOKE FATIMOH. ALL DOCUMENTS BEARING MY FORMER NAME REMAIN VALID. AUTHORITY CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

DAVID IKECHUKWU

MRS OSAGHALE JOAN

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS BOBBY IKECHUKWU WILLIAMS, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS DAVID IKECHUKWU RICHARD. ALL DOCUMENTS BEARING MY FORMER NAME REMAIN VALID. AUTHORITY CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

MOHAMMED LATIFAT

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS HAMOD LATIFA ARIKE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MOHAMMED LATIFAT. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

ZAKARIYA OYIZA

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SAKA OYIZA KAREEM NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ZAKARIYA OYIZA KAREEM. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS EDOKPOLOR JOAN OSAMIENWENFAN NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS OSAGHALE JOAN OSAMIENWENFAN ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. LAGOS STATE HEALTH SERVICE COMMISSION AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

EGBOGUN MERCY

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS JACOB MERCY NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS EGBOGUN MERCY. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

ROTIMI FRANKA

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OKHIO FRANKA IREPITAN NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ROTIMI FRANKA IREPITAN . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

IN SOME OF MY DOCUMENT MY NAME WAS WRONGLY WRITTEN AS UGWUOKE SAMUEL ONYEKACHUKWU INSTEAD OF UGWOKE SAMUEL ONYEKACHUKWU. ALL DOCUMENTS/CREDENTIALS BEARING THE NAMES ARE VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

DECLARATION OF MARRIAGE

CORRECTION OF NAME:

I, OYEBAJI FOLAKE MARY WISH TO STATE THAT I GOT MARRIED TO MR ADEGOKE OLUWAFEMI ADENIYI OF NO 24 OSHO STREET OPEBI, LAGOS STATE ON 18/08/2018 UNDER NATIVE LAW AND CUSTOMS. THE MARRIAGE RECEIVED THE BLESSING OF BOTH PARENTS AND ALL NECESSARY DOWRIES WERE PAID AND BOTH OF US ARE NOW MR & MRS ADEGOKE. AUTHORITIES CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

IN SOME OF MY DOCUMENT MY NAME WAS WRONGLY WRITTEN AS NWAKUBA CHIDIEBERE RAMANUS, INSTEAD OF NWAKUBA CHIDIEBERE ROMANUS. WRONG DATE OF BIRTH 6/6/1983. WHILE CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 6/6/1986. ALL DOCUMENTS/CREDENTIALS BEARING THE NAMES ARE VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE

IFANYE CHIDOZIE

BULAMA GALADIMA I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS IBN ALAMIN MAKINTA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS BULAMA GALADIMA . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS JUNIOR STEVEN PETER NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS IFANYE CHIDOZIE NDUBUISI . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE

MRS JOAN UCHENNA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS JOAN UCHENNA GODWIN, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS JOAN UCHENNA UGOMADUKASI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS APEH CONFIDENCE

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS EZE CONFIDENCE NCHEKWUBE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS APEH CONFIDENCE NCHEKWUBE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS, AUTHORITY CONCERNED AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

UZODINMA AMOBI

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ONYIA BONAVENTURE AMOS, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS UZODINMA AMOBI BONAVENTURE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

AMOO- HABEELAH MUEENAH

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AMOO MUEENAH ABOSEDE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AMOOHABEELAH MUEENAH ABOSEDE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

IDA SAMUEL

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS IDA IKECHUKWU ANYIGOR, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS IDA SAMUEL IKECHUKWU. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 3/12/1995 ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.,

MRS MARY UKUTA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS MARY JONAH AMA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS MARY UKUTA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS JACINTA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS ENYIVIGBO JACINTA CHIZOBA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS JACINTA CHIZOBA CHIDI-OFOMA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS ECHE GLADYS

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS OLUCHI GLADYS ECHE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS ECHE GLADYS OLUCHI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

SANDRA EDET

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS EDIDIONG SANDRA EKOT, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SANDRA EDET ROBERT. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

NWACHUKWU JOSHUA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NWAMUO JOSHUA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NWACHUKWU JOSHUA NJIKONYE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

CHANGE OF NAME AND CORRECTION OF DATE OF BIRTH /OLD

ANIEBOSI CHINEDU

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ANIEBOSI CHINEDU SUNDAY, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ANIEBOSI CHINEDU BARTHELOMEW. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

DILAKU FAITH MADUABUCHI I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NWANCHOR UKAMAKA ENDURANCE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED ALL

FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

NZEATA IBE RUTH

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NZEATA RUTH, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NZEATA IBE RUTH ONYINYECHI. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 10TH MARCH 1990 . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

IKE OKOLO

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS IKE ERNEST OKOLO, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS IKE OKOLO. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS NWOBODO ANGELA I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS CHUKWU ANGELA CHIDIMMA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS NWOBODO ANGELA CHIDIMMA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS SHOFOLAHAN ABIODUN

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS UMAR ABIODUN ABIGAIL NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS SHOFOLAHAN ABIODUN ABIGAIL ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

SUNDAY EFE TERRY

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OGUNBOR ONYEMAKONOR TERRY NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SUNDAY EFE TERRY . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

OBADEYI NIFEMI

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OBADEYI NIFEMI ONITEMI AND OBADEYI FEMI MATHEW NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OBADEYI NIFEMI MATHEW. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

AMINU OLUWASEYI

NAME, NDAH ABRAHAM UDOR NEW NAME UDOH ABRAHAM NSIKAN, WRONG DATE OF BIRTH, 15/5/1971,CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH, 15/5/1970 ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE

AS OBALI UKAMAKA ENDURANCE.

SMITH OLATUNBOSUN I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLATUNBOSUN SMITH OLADIPUPO, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SMITH OLATUNBOSUN OLADIPUPO. ALL DOCUMENT BEARING MY FORMER NAME REMAIN VALID. THE PERSONNEL DIRECTOR, EDUCATION DISTRICT 2 MARYLAND, LAGOS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AKINTUNDE OLUWASEYI ADEDEJI NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AMINU OLUWASEYI ADEDEJI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

IYODO OYEWOLE

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS VENTURES NELS WOULEX. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS IYODO OYEWOLE NELSON . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE

MRS UDEOHA CHINELO SUSSAN

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS OKECHUKWU CHINELO SUSSAN, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS UDEOHA CHINELO SUSSAN . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. UNN AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OBALI UKAMAKA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NWANCHOR UKAMAKA ENDURANCE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OBALI UKAMAKA ENDURANCE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS ANIKE VIRGINIA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS ANIKE IFENZE VIRGINIA NWORIE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS ANIKE VIRGINIA VERONICA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OGBETA COMFORT

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS COMFORT DANIEL, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OGBETA COMFORT DANIEL. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 06/02/1970. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

DANIEL NKECHI

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS DANIEL NKECHI OGBU, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS DANIEL NKECHI FELICIA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

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MRS SOWUNMI TEMITOPE

CORRECTION OF NAME/ DATE OF BIRTH

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ANIETIE AUGUSTINE AKPAN (2ND AUGUST 1980 AND 10TH SEPTEMBER, 1988) NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ABRAHAM AUGUSTINE AKPAN (10TH OCTOBER,1984).ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MISS KUSIMO TEMITOPE ABIDEMI NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS SOWUNMI TEMITOPE ABIDEMI. ALL

FORMER

DOCUMENTS

REMAIN

VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE

SOWEMIMO IYABO

ADEMENO OLUWABUNMI

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

ADEYEMI IYABO ABIBAT NOW WISH TO BE

AS ADAFIN OLUWABUNMI BASIRAT NOW

KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SOWEMIMO

WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

IYABO ABIBAT.ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS

AS ADEMENO OLUWABUNMI BASIRAT.

REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND

ALL

AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE

VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY

NOTE.

CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

AGIDIGBI BOSE EREKPETAN

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AGIDIGBI BOSE FELICIA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AGIDIGBI BOSE EREKPETAN . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID . BANKS, GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE .

MRS ADESINA OLUYOMI

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS OLAWOYIN OLUYOMI AFUSAT NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS ADESINA OLUYOMI AFUSAT. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID,OGUN SUBEB,IMEKO AFON LGEA AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE

OKONKWO VIVIAN OLUCHI

FORMER

DOCUMENTS

REMAIN

MRS ANIMASAUN FELICIA I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS ADEBAYO FELICIA ADEBISI NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS ANIMASAUN FELICIA ADEBISI. ALL

FORMER

DOCUMENTS

REMAIN

VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE. MRS. NDUAGANUGWO CHIDIMMA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN, CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS MISS. ONWUGHALU CHIDIMMA JACINTA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN, CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS MRS. NDUAGANUGWO CHIDIMMA JACINTA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD TAKE NOTE.

NGOZI UGO

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OKONKWO VIVIAN OLUCHI, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OKONKWO VIVIAN OLUCHI UDEABAM. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. ABSU, NYSC, NMCN AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NGOZI UGOIGWE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NGOZI UGO. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. FIRST BANK, DIAMOND BANK AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

YUSUF TEMITOPE FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ASEKUN TEMITOPE TAWAKALITU, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS YUSUF TEMITOPE TAWAKALITU. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AJAYI JIDE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS KOMOLAFE BLESSING BABAJIDE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

CORRECTION OF NAME/BIRTH DATE THIS IS TO CONFIRM AND CERTIFY THAT MY NAME WAS WRONGLY WRITTEN AS ADIO OJO SAKIRU INSTEAD OF ADIO TAOREED. THAT MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 03/09/1993 AND NOT 16/06/1994. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

HASSAN ABDULAZEEZ

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ONIMOLE. AZEEZ OLADIMEJI NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS HASSAN ABDULAZEEZ ABAYOMI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENT REMAINS VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC NOTE.

OSAROBO ADEPEJU

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ADENEKAN ADEPEJU OMOWUNMI, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OSAROBO ADEPEJU OMOWUNMI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

KOMOLAFE BLESSING

EMMANUEL DESTINY

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OGBEIDE EMMANUEL DESTINY, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS EMMANUEL DESTINY OMOLIME. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

CHARLLY CHINONYEREM

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NGOZI CHINONYEREM EMEROLE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS CHARLLY CHINONYEREM FAVOUR. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

MARYAM OLUWABUSOLA

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MARYAM IMOLEAYO YINUSA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MARYAM OLUWABUSOLA AKANBI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

UANZEKIN LOVETH

AWOLAJA YETUNDE

I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS IGBINOSA OSAYUWAMEN LOVETH. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS UANZEKIN LOVETH OSAYUWAMEN. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS ODUNUGA YETUNDE ADEMOLU. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS AWOLAJA YETUNDE OLAYINKA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

ADEDIRAN DAVID I FORMERLY KNOWN, ADDRESSED AND CALLED AS ADEDIRAN ISAAC OMOLE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN, ADDRESSED AND CALLED AS ADEDIRAN DAVID ADEOSUN. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL

PUBLIC

AND

AUTHORITIES

CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

CORRECTION OF NAME

THAT IN SOME OF MY DOCUMENTS MY NAME WAS WRITTEN AS BENJAMIN OJONUGWA JAMES INSTEAD OF AKOR BENJAMIN. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS AKOR BENJAMIN. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS FASOLA OMOBOLANLE FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS SHOWUNMI OMOBOLANLE SERAH NOW WISHES TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS FASOLA OMOBOLANLE SERAH.ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS OGUNMUYIWA GLORIA

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS EZE GLORIA IFEOMA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS OGUNMUYIWA GLORIA IFEOMA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE

OLALERE MUJIDAT

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ONIFADE BOSEDE BOLA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLALERE MUJIDAT OLUWATOYIN.ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID,WEMA BANK, GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OLAKOLU MOFESOLA

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ESAN MOFESOLA OLUWATOYIN. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLAKOLU MOFESOLA OLUWATOYIN. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC, PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

CONFIRMATION OF NAMES THIS IS TO CONFIRM THAT THE NAMES FELIX UCHE EMMA AND FELIX UCHENNA EMMANUEL REFERS TO ONE AND THE SAME PERSON, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS FELIX UCHENNA EMMANUEL. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OKUBA EDDY

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS PHILIP THOMAS TIMADA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OKUBA EDDY ABUBAKAR. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

AROWOSHOLA OBASANJO

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ONIFADE OLUWASEGUN MICHAEL, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AROWOSHOLA OBASANJO OLUWASEGUN. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

MRS.OPARAEKE EDITH

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS.UKEJE EDITH OGECHUKWU NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS. OPARAEKE EDITH OGECHUKWU. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

CORRECTION OF NAME

THIS IS TO CONFIRM AND CERTIFY THAT MY NAME WAS WRONGLY WRITTEN AS ISIAKA MUSTAPHA AYOMIDE INSTEAD OF ISIAKA MUSTAPHA ADEDAYO. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. WAEC AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

BENSON DANIEL

I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS OKPOR JAMES. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS BENSON DANIEL ODAFETANO, DUE TO PERSONAL REASONS. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OJERE BAYO VISION

I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS PEREFEMI MICHAEL. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS OJERE BAYO VISION. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS . LASISI RUKAYAT I , FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS BALOGUN -MURITALA RUKAYAT NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS . LASISI RUKAYAT OMOBOLA , ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS . SANYAOLU ABIOLA

I , FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS OLORUNFUNMI ABIOLA FELICIA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS . SANYAOLU ABIOLA FELICIA ,ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS ADEKOYA BILIKISU

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS ADEBOLA BILIKISU TOLANI NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS ADEKOYA BILIKISU TOLANI .ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

POPOOLA MUYIBA FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLUFIADE MUYIBA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS POPOOLA MUYIBA BUSOLA.MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 08/05/1976.ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITY CONCERNED PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MADU FAUSTINA NKECHI

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ABDULYEKEEN ABDULWASIU

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MRS ESTHER PATRICK

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NZEKWE CALLISTAR

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AJAH NTACHIOBI

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MARIAM ADUNOLA FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MARIAM ADUNOLA AJISEBUTU, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS

MARIAM

ADUNOLA

ABDULKAREEM.

AJISEBUTU-

ALL

FORMER

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OLALUDE ROFIAT I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS AFOLARIN ROFIAT OMOSALEWA. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS OLALUDE ROFIAT OMOSALEWA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

AS HUNSA SUNDAY GBENUPO NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS

JOSEPH

SUNDAY

GBENUPO.ALL

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PUBLIC

AND

AUTHORITY

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OLATUNDE AJARAT

SONUBI KEHINDE

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS

MY NAME WAS WRITTEN AS SONUBI KEHINDE DANIEL INSTEAD OF SONUBI KEHINDE . HENCEFORTH I WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SONUBI KEHINDE .MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 25TH OF SEPTEMBER 1973 . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAINS VALID.BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE .

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FORMER

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SOWOLE-AJANI RASHEEDAT

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MAKANJUOLA ABISOLA

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EMEKA HENRY

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CORRECTION OF NAME:

THAT IN SOME OF MY DOCUMENTS MY NAME WAS MISTAKENLY WRITTEN AS KANIMODU FATAI OLAWALE, INSTEAD OF KANIMODO FATAI OLAWALE. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS KANIMODO FATAI OLAWALE. THAT MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 07/11/1975. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

EMMANUEL OLUBUNMI

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MRS CHUKWUNEKE EBERE

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JOSEPH SUNDAY FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

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MRS BADMOS OLUFUNMILAYO

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AFAME JUDE

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NKECHI GLORIA

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GEORGE MFONISO

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OLABISI KAFILAT

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ISIAKA MUSTAPHA

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OMOJOLA ISREAL I

FORMERLY

KNOWN

CALLED

AND

ADDRESSED AS OJO JIMOH. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS OMOJOLA ISREAL OJO. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

ADEKUNLE DAMILOLA I FORMERLY KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS ADEKUNLE DAMILOLA AYOADE. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN CALLED AND ADDRESSED AS ADEKUNLE DAMILOLA SUNDAY. THAT MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 12/05/1988. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OKOLO VERONICA. L.

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MRS MBACHU JOY EGO

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MRS OBIDIMMA ALICE

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DILAKU FAITH MADUABUCHI I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS KOSISOCHUKWU AUTHOR NWACHUKWU NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NKWACHUKWU KOSISOCHUKWU CHUKWUMAOBIM. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 31ST AUGUST 1997.ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS OGWALU CHINWENDU

MRS NNOHAM ENYEOBI

NNOHAM ENYEOBI AZUKA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

MISS OKOYE BEATRICE CHINWENDU, NOW

AS NNOHAM GINIKA AMARACHUKWU,

AS NNOHAM AZUKA NWAMAKA, NOW

WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS

NOW

AND

WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

MRS OGWALU CHINWENDU BEATRICE.

ADDRESSED AS MRS NNOHAM ENYEOBI

AS NNOHAM ENYEOBI AZUKA NWAMAKA.

ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID.

GINIKA AMARACHUKWU. ALL FORMER

ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID.

NYSC AND

DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL

GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE

PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

NOTE.

GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD

PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

WISH

KNOWN

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS KOSISOCHUKWU AUTHOR NWACHUKWU NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NKWACHUKWU KOSISOCHUKWU CHUKWUMAOBIM. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 31ST AUGUST 1997.ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS NNADIUKWU EBERE

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TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS

AS MRS IKECHUKWU EVELYN OGBONNE.

RUTH FITIMI SAMSON FAVOUR EGBA. ALL

ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID.

FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID.

GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE

NYSC AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD

NOTE.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

FANOLA OMOLEWA

NWANZE ROSEMARY FORMERLY NWANZE R O S E M A R Y NMADUABUROCHUKWU NOW NWANZE ROSEMARY CHIEDU . FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAINS VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD TAKE NOTE.

DAVID ESTHER FORMERLY DAVID ESTHER ANIEKAN NOW TO BE ADDRESSED AS DAVID ESTHER BRIGHT . FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAINS VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD TAKE NOTE.

MIKAIL OKIKIOLA FORMERLY MIKAIL OLAWALE MUSBAU NOW MIKAIL OKIKIOLA MISBAHUDEEN. FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAINS VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD TAKE NOTE.

FORMERLY OLOHUNGBEBE QUEEN SEYIDA UBAIDAT NOW ABDULRAHAMAN QUEEN SEYIDA UBAIDAT . DUE TO MARRIAGE .FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAINS VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD TAKE NOTE

ALL

FANOLA

FORMER

OMOLEWA DOCUMENTS

REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

ALABI OLUWAYEMIS FORMERLY ADETAYO OLUWAYEMISI NOW TO BE ADDRESSED AS ALABI OLUWAYEMISI, FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAINS VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD TAKE NOTE.

GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD

PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

AS MISS RUTH FITIMI OMALE , NOW WISH

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS:OLORUNJUBE ESTHER BIMBOLA AND NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OJOLac ESTHER BIMBOLA ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

OSEYEMI

NYSC AND

WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS UGWU IKECHUKWU, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS EZE IKECHUKWU. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND

FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID.

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS KENNETH KENNETH IFEANYI, NOW WISH TO BE KNON AND ADDRESSED AS JOHN KENNETH IFEANYI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

ADDRESSED

AS MRS CHIOKE VERONICA CHIOMA. ALL

AS MISS ODO EVELYN OGBONNE , NOW

CONFIRMATION OF NAME

AND

WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

MRS RUTH FITIMI SAMSON FAVOUR

THIS IS TO CERTIFY AND CONFIRM THAT, ONYIBE NICHODEMUS OGBONNA AND ONYIBE OGBONNA REFERS TO ONE AND THE SAME PERSON NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ONYIBE NICHODEMUS OGBONNA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC TAKE NOTE.

AS OYENIGBEHIN OMOLEWA OSEYEMI

AS MISS UGWU VERONICA CHIOMA, NOW

MRS IKECHUKWU EVELYN

ADDITION OF NAME

EZE IKECHUKWU

MRS CHIOKE VERONICA

I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

THAT I WAS FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NKWEGU PETER, THAT I NOW WISH TO ADD DOMINIC TO MY FORMER NAME THAT I NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS NKWEGU DOMINIC PETER. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 26TH MARCH 1993. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED

JOHN KENNETH

NKWACHUKWU KOSISOCHUKWU

OJO ESTHER BIMBOLA

ABDULRAHAMAN QUEEN

:AKINSANYA ADEOLA

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Bright future for Nigeria’s oil while the people suffer degradation and poverty From the first day Nigeria founded crude oil in Oloibiri, to 1960, when the nation got independence from British rule; and up till today, everything about economy and development have heaped on oil, largely. Because of oil, Nigeria, a country that fed the world with cocoa, cotton, palm oil, groundnut and animal skin, among other resources, suddenly abandoned them and went to sleep. Today, even as Nigeria earns billions of Dollars from oil rent year in, year out, its economy continues lies prostrate while its national currency, the Naira, is a laughing object before the currencies of other countries, including ‘smaller’ countries in West Africa and other parts of the continent. Although the largest oil exporter in Africa, Nigeria’s economy is always sick because, no matter how much the nation gathers from sale of oil, it needs revenue from others sectors especially agriculture and other sectors to meet the requirements of its teeming population. But no,. Successive governments have only paid lip service to economic diversification while enjoying easy money from oil. According to available reports, Nigeria’s daily crude oil production increased to nearly about 2.09 million barrels in 2018, which comes to to a nine per cent rise when compared with the 2017 average daily production of 1.86 million barrels. A statement issued by Ndu Ughamadu, Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs (GPAD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) quoted the corporation’s Group Managing Director (GMD), Maikanti Baru as saying that Nigeria had maintained a line of consistent year-on-year improvement in its daily crude oil production. He quoted Baru as saying also that the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, Nigerian Gas Company, Petroleum Products Marketing Company, Duke Oil, NIDAS and Integrated Data Services Limited, were among the companies that boosted the corporation’s performance in 2018. Baru singled out NPDC, the corporation’s upstream company, as the major contributor to the industry’s success story in 2018, expressing enthusiasm on the 52 per cent daily crude oil production growth by the company when compared with its 2017 performance. He explained further that the average crude production from NPDC’s operated assets alone grew from an average of 108,000 barrels of oil per day in 2017 to 165,000bod in 2018. As Nigeria pumps more volumes of oil to the international market, the country gets billions of Dollars in return but its citizens hardly feel the impact of the huge petrodollars while a few people both at the government and private sector top echelon stuff their pockets with money. Latest statistics show that the nation’s oil revenue went up by 129 percent to N9.4 trillion in 2018 aided by increase in crude oil price as average price of

Nigeria’s crude oil; Bonny Light rose by 26 percent to $70.66 per barrel in 2018 from $52.51 per barrel in 2017. With the above, the economic report for the fourth quarter of 2018 ( Q4’18) released by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) showed that total oil revenue rose by 129 percent to N9.4 trillion in 2018 from N4.1 trillion in 2017. Non oil revenue also rose by 21 percent to N3.9 trillion from N3.2 trillion in 2017. Consequently oil revenue accounted for 71 percent of the total federally collected revenue which rose by 82 percent to N13.3 trillion in 2018 from N7.3 trillion in 2017. But the total federally collected revenue fell by 4.8

percent to N2.4 trillion in Q4’18 due to decline in non oil revenue. “At N2.41 trillion, federally-collected revenue in the fourth quarter of 2018, was lower than the proportionate quarterly budget estimate of N3.32 trillion billion by 27.4 per cent. It also, fell below the receipts in the preceding quarter by 4.8 per cent. “The decline in federally-collected revenue (gross) relative to the proportionate quarterly budget estimate was attributed to the shortfall in receipts from both oil and non-oil revenue components during the review period. While the Nigerian government is always pressing to have more oil supplied into the

international market in order to rake in huge revenue in Dollars, the people of Niger Delta and most Nigerians in general have little or no benefit from what was once described as black gold by an international journalist In the Niger Delta area where Nigeria’s crude oil is deposited, the people suffer multiple disadvantages ranging from destruction of their farmlands, pollution of the air they breadth as well as poisoning of their waters and aquatic life which they depend on. In addition, both the federal and states governments have failed woefully in addressing the socio-economic challenges facing the people.

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