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HDP asks tribunal to stop Buhari’s inauguration Says inauguration can only hold after petitions are dispensed with President’s counsel urges tribunal to dismiss HDP’s petition

Andrew Orolua, Abuja The Hope Democratic Party (HDP) has asked the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja to stop the inauguration of President Muhammadu Buhari scheduled to hold on May 29. The party insisted that it will be unfair and unjust to inaugurate

Buhari on the ground of alleged invalidity of the election which produced him and the fact that it is subject of its appeal at the tribunal. HDP in a motion on notice filed on May 9, 2019 prayed for an order of the tribunal to stop the President from presenting himself for inauguration on May 29 or any other date until all petitions challenging his election have been Continued on page 3

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President Muhammadu Buhari (Fourth left) with the leadership of the National Assembly after breaking of Ramadan fast at the State House, Abuja...on Tuesday.

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Nigeria loses over N6bn revenue to insecure waterways As NIMASA budgets N112bn for 2019

Tunde Opalana, Abuja Within one year Nigeria lost over N6 billion in revenue to insecurity occasioned by piracy on the high seas and the nation’s waterways, bunkering, kidnapping, robbery and other related crimes. This disclosure was made by the Director General, Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dakuku Peterside. Peterside was at the Senate on Tuesday to defend the 2019 budget of NIMASA before the Senate Committee on Maritime Transportation. He said that the agency contributed N22. 943, 297, 303 to the consolidated revenue fund in 2018 which was the highest

revenue generated by the agency since inception. Peterside however, said a projection of N16 billion revenue was projected for the current year 2019. Presenting the 2019 budget of the agency, he said that “total budget revenue for 2019 is N112, 110, 848, 651. Out of this, personnel emolument cost N20, 146, 537, 532, overhead N24 billion, capital expenditure N17, 556, 729, 355 mostly on ongoing maritime projects while the maritime fund projects cost N71, 006, 703, 203.” He attributed the projected drop in earnings and payments into government coffers to imminent loss of revenue due to insurgent activities in the marine

sector. The director general said despite efforts by security agencies, especially the Nigerian Navy to curtail the activities of pirates on the high seas and inland waterways, their criminal actions still subsist and will invariably infract on earnings in the sector. Peterside identified bunkering activities in the creeks, armed robbery, kidnapping of maritime and oil industry workers as other vices capable of limiting the earning power of operators in the industry. He said the N16 billion projected revenue could be increased should there be improvement in the security of the country’s waterways.

Short News Senate commences Emefiele’s screening Tunde Opalana, Abuja Less than a week after his nomination by President Muhammadu Buhari, the Senate on Tuesday commenced the screening of Godwin Emefiele for a second term as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. To this end, the Senate has referred the executive request of the President to its Committee on Banking and Finance for further legislative action and is expected to report back within a week. The screening followed a motion under executive communication moved by the Senate Leader, Sen. Ahmed Lawan and seconded by Sen. Philip Aduda (PDP/FCT) at plenary presided over by President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki. Sen. Lawan (APC/Yobe) in moving the motion said that “I present the executive communication to the house, that the Senate do consider the request of Mr. President C-in-C on the renewal of the appointment of Gowdin I. Emefiele as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria in accordance with Section 8 (1) and (2) of the CBN Act 2007.” Recall that President Buhari had on May 8 written a letter to the Senate requesting the re-appointment of Emefiele for a second term of five years as CBN governor, following the expiration of his tenure. The letter from the President had said: “In view of the expiration of the first tenure of the current governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria on June 2, 2019 and pursuant to the provisions of Section 8 (1) and (2) of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act 2007, I hereby present for confirmation by the Senate Mr. Godwin I. Emefiele for re-appointment as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria for a final term of five years.”

VIO officials kill Ebonyi politician Our reporter A prominent politician in Ebonyi state, Chief Geoffrey Mgbada was on Tuesday killed by two officers of the vehicle inspection office during a fracas over vehicle particulars, along Presco/Ezza Road axis of Abakaliki, the state capital. The politician and his wife were said to be on their way to their farm early in the morning when the VIO officers stopped them and an argument ensued which led to one of the VIO officers pushing the politician. Mgbada, who was a former member of the Abakaliki Capital Territory Development Board and secretary of the Ebonyi Elders’ Council was said to have fallen, hitting his head on the road which resulted to his death. Confirming the incident, the Ebonyi state Police Public Relations Officer, Loveth Odah said that the deceased remains have been deposited at the mortuary of the Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, adding that the two VIO officers have been arrested by the anti-kidnapping unit of the force. Reacting to the ugly development, Ebonyi state Governor, David Umahi called for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the late politician’s death. The governor in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Emmanuel Uzor described his killing as wicked and barbaric and ordered a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.

Meet our demands or expect us, TUC tells TCN Ukpono Ukpong, Abuja L-R, Akwa Ibon state governor Emmanuel Udom, governor elect of Imo state Emeka Ihedioha, Ekiti state governor Kayode Fayemi, Delta state governor Ifeanyi Okowa,Oyo state governor Abiola Ajimobi, Governor of New Mexico Bill Richardson, President of the Senate Bukola Saraki, Vice president Yemi Osinbajo, former governor of Ogun state Segun Osoba and governor of MaryLand USA Martin J.O Malley during the induction of new and returning Governors at the banquet hall presidential villa Abuja. PHOTO BY ANAYO OPARA

Mixed reactions trail calls for Bulkachuwa to remove self from panel Doosuur Iwambe, Abuja Mixed reactions have continued to trail calls by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the Court of Appeal President, Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa to remove herself as chairman of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal. Some senior lawyers who spoke exclusively with the Daily Times described the fears expressed by the PDP as unfounded. According to a professor of law and a senior advocate, Chief Awa Kalu, the PDP must have specific things to lay claim to as their reasons for asking remove herself other than the fact that her husband is a member of the ruling party. The senior advocate said that ‘’if the only issue they have with her presiding over the panel is the fact that her husband is a

senator-elect under the APC, then, they have no case. ‘’The case before the tribunal has nothing to do with her husband being a senator-elect. If they have something specific other than what they have presented, they should bring it up. ‘’An allegation of bias must be based on facts they can substantiate.’’ Another senior advocate, Chief Mike Ahamba said he stands by the position of the PDP on the issue. According to him, he stands by whatever the PDP national chairman does to protect the candidate of the party. On his part, Festus Ariyoh, an Abuja based lawyer said that the president of the Appeal Court is constitutionally empowered to chair the election petition panel, so, there is little or nothing the PDP can do to remove her.

Daily Times recalls that the presidential candidate of the PDP in the last general election, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar had filed a petition at the tribunal challenging the declaration of President Mohammadu Buhari as winner of the election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The tribunal had at its inaugural sitting on May 8 declared that the tribunal will do justice without fear or favour. However, the PDP expressed fears that it may not get justice if the tribunal chairman continues to preside over its petition. According to the party, they want Justice Bulkachuwa to remove herself from the panel on the ground that her husband is a senator-elect under the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) that is one of the respondents in the petition.

The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) has said that despite the attack on its members, there is no going back on the picketing of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) over a prolonged industrial dispute with the management of the company until their demands are met. Addressing journalists Tuesday in Abuja, the TUC President, Comrade Bobboi Kaigama said the dispute has lingered for two years despite several letters written to both the minister of power, works and housing as well as the minister of labour and employment. Kaigama said it was within the right of workers to picket their employers in the case of an unresolved dispute, adding that “we will continue to picket that place until the right thing is done.” He described as primitive the alleged hiring of suspected thugs to molest protesting unionists by the managing director of TCN. “We are insisting that the picketing of Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) must continue until our demands are met. The managing director of TCN is behaving as he is even bigger than the President that appointed him. “We also want an urgent investigation into the attack on our members by suspected thugs at the premises of TCN. What we were doing is legal, why should a sane human being hire suspected thugs against peaceful workers?

Bandits invade Illo Town in Kebbi

Bandits riding on five motorcycles have invaded Illo Town in Bagudo Local Government Area of Kebbi state. Reports have it that the bandits who were armed with several machine guns shot sporadically into the air forcing residents and the local vigilantes to scamper for safety. The report also revealed that there was no injury or life lost, but the incident has made many residents of the town flee to neighbouring communities. When contacted, the Bagudo Local Government Chairman, Alhaji Muhammad Kaura confirmed the invasion, saying it occurred at 11:30 pm on Monday. “The bandits were first sighted roaming around the area, buying bread, soft drinks and water in the afternoon, but nobody showed any concern to report them to the appropriate authorities,” he said. Kaura said the bandits later laid siege on the community, adding that “when our vigilante and residents countered their moves, they just brought out highly sophisticated machine guns and started shooting sporadically. “It was then that our people took to their heels and scampered for safety to save their lives. Nobody has been kidnapped, shot or killed in the invasion.” The chairman called on the residents to be vigilant and to report any suspicious lurking character around the area to the security agencies. “The situation has been brought under control as residents have now continued with their normal activities,” the chairman said. When contacted on the incident, the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Nafiu Abubakar, said” I will get back to you.”

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Does the president know?

Wale Fatade

It has become imperative to ask President Muhammadu Buhari whether he is aware that large swathes of Nigeria are no longer under his control as the Commander-in-Chief. It seems highly improbable that one listens to news bulletins these days without being told of kidnapping or bandits’ attack or terrorists’ operation. Even some of those who are closer to the President are usually the harbingers of such dreary stories. When someone as close to him like the vice president, Yemi Osinbajo, could remark that large area of Borno State is still not accessible to health workers because of Boko Haram activities, you wonder the kind of briefing or intelligence reports our president receives from his security chiefs. Osinbajo further acknowledged that some Borno State residents have actually fled to neighbouring countries, something I think Daily Trust reported nearly two months back, and one’s heart must skip some beats. Just last week, the Emir of Katsina, Abdulmumini Kabir Usman, asked visiting agriculture minister and Central Bank governor to tell the president that security is paramount and his people were fleeing their farms and abandoning their herds for fear of kidnapping and killings. ”Honourable minister, tell the

president that we have to take very good care of our people, security first. All these programmes, as good as they are, cannot be without security. Security is first and fundamental,” the emir said. By the way, Katsina is the home state of the president. We must also remember that it was in the same state that his ADC’s fatherin-law was kidnapped and has not been released till date. The emir added eerily that he received daily, reports of kidnapping and killings from district heads in his domain and asked a rhetorical question, “How do we live like animals?” We remember also a House of Representatives member who lamented openly nearly two weeks ago that he cannot go to his village, spend a night and sleep. “For the last year, I cannot go to my village and sleep, I feel very insecure. And this is where I find myself, it is terrible, we have to do something about it,” said Adamu Chika from Niger State. Other members lamented the dire security situation in their states on the assembly floor. Two Sundays ago, a professor of orthopaedic and trauma surgeon with the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, was kidnapped on the Ibadan-Ife expressway while travelling with his wife. His family and colleagues had to cough out a little over five million

naira before he was released. As one who has friends and family members as professors and who regularly ply that road, God forbid if any one of them was kidnapped, I will be forced to pay part of the ransom to secure their release. This is very troubling. I remember warning one of them to be careful about his movements as we don’t have money for ransom payment, but I tell you it’s not a joking matter. From Zamfara to Kebbi, Katsina to Kaduna, Niger to Kebbi with Taraba, Benue and Nasarawa, we’re in a security crisis, folks. But our greatest worry should be whether our president has a full grasp or understanding of what we’re contending with. His armada of blind supporters too seem to be coming to terms that the security crisis, and that’s a mild word considering what millions of Nigerians are going through, is going to be a test of his mettle as president. Sadly, most of the president moves and actions seemingly do not inspire confidence. From the humour of the nation’s top cop losing weight which to the president shows that he is working, to the endless meetings with service chiefs without any appreciable improvement, the inherent deficit in securing our borders under Buhari’s watch since 2015 is appalling. By the

way, a word of commendation for Mr. Abubakar Mohammed Adamu, though it is still early days yet, but the police chief seems to understand his position perhaps more than any other recent inspector general. From appearing trim and fit to quick response to senate summon and citizens’ agitations especially regarding misconduct of his men and officers, he seems interested in doing something different and better. Far from him, at least so far, to turn his office to a political sinecure like present service chiefs have done. This is significant as we know that there’s not a cat in hell’s chance that our president will fire the service chiefs and so we are denied the benefit of having fresh eyes to look at the war against terrorism or banditry. So, our dear president, do you know that some of our citizens now routinely pay bandits before they could go to farm or visit their homesteads? Do you know that kidnapping is now the order of the day in many parts of our country? Do you know that increasingly more areas are not under your authority or leadership? And to those who pretend not to know, especially those living in the southwest, be careful, kidnapping is closer home than you think.

Bulkachuwa: Red rag to a bull

Banji Ojewale

We are not in Spain. There it is claimed that bulls are enraged when red flags flutter before them. The matador, the man who fights and kills a bull in a sport, gets the beast into the game by waving the red cloth. The indifferent, motionless animal only charges at his opponent when it sights his muleta, the stick with a crimson swathe employed in the final third of the bullfight. We know what follows: savagery, slaughter and sanguinary cheers from the spectators. In Nigeria, we appear to be in for a bullfight over the Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa affair. She is the president of the Appeal Court, who has been asked to head the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal looking into the suit of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar. They are challenging the victory of Muhammadu Buhari in the poll of February 2019. But the party and its candidate say the judge should recuse herself on account of her marriage to Senatorelect Adamu Bulkachuwa of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Buhari’s party. They are protesting that she’s ill-fitted to sit atop a judicial panel in which her husband’s APC is an interested party. PDP won’t receive fair hearing, they fear. A conflict of interest. PDP is also asking the federal government to consider corruption allegations against Bulkachuwa and drop her from hearing its petition against Buhari. Some activist groups have waded

in, supporting PDP’s stand. Access To Justice and United Front for the Preservation of Democracy Ethos have faulted Bulkachuwa’s appointment. One of them said that the government’s move amounts to “the highest level of defiance and total disregard for the will and democratic sensibilities of Nigerians.” It added that: “It is a decision that is very poor in moral judgment… It smacks of recklessness in decision making.” Another declared: “In ordinary circumstances, there would be no question of whether the president of the Court of Appeal can, or should participate in tribunals adjudicating election petitions involving her spouse’s party. But these are no ordinary or normal times.” With regard to PDP’s corruption charges, as other grounds for telling her to step aside, the Department of State Services (DSS), says it has never indicted Justice Bulkachuwa for bribery and corruption. It urged the public to ignore the indictment report, disclosing that DSS has launched a probe into the “controversies surrounding the publication.” There’s also been a reaction from APC. It dismisses PDP’s point that spousal affiliation should compel the exit of Bulkachuwa from the petition-hearing panel. “They (PDP) should point to what aspect of the Nigerian law that says that if you have a relation who is politician, then you are disqualified. PDP is indirectly questioning the integrity of the people in the judiciary and is

indirectly trying to intimidate that institution and undermine the rule of law.” When a well-regarded constitutional lawyer and public affairs commentator, Bolanle Olugbani was asked to discuss the matter on radio recently, he said in effect that he does not see it as a legal tangle or complex case requiring a trip into much history. He believes that mere moral or ethical considerations demand that a judicial officer on the bench or bar, does not adjudicate over a case in which he or she has interest via friendship, family or business. He said, as a lawyer of many years’ experience, he always refrained from appearing in court where his father was a judge. His father wasn’t barring him. But he understood the moral implications. It’s the same ethical concerns at work with Bulkachuwa. If the case goes against Atiku, would there not be valid grounds to suspect she has influenced the verdict because there has been pillow talk on it between her and her senator-elect husband, whether that talk takes place or not? Isn’t it also possible for cynics to suggest that the party might move her husband to work on her to swing the judgment in their favour? Why Nigerians are skeptical about the intentions of the government is that lately the authorities seem determined to use the judiciary to achieve self-centred political goals. First, they point to the early days of the Buhari government when it applied extra-legal means to wage

war against so-called corrupt judges, with no far-reaching results to show for its extreme actions. Next is how the government removed Walter Onnoghen, the immediate past chief justice of Nigeria. The Court of Appeal has since condemned the “secret” sitting of the Code of Conduct Tribunal that suspended Onnoghen. But as we hit the government for contempt of the perceptions and sensibilities of the citizens, we must also be disturbed that Bulkachuwa too is not moved by the outcry that her integrity is at stake. This has little to do with her competence. They are separate. The government will talk of competence as its guiding principle in picking her. It might talk of the appointment as the reward for her diligence. Or her next level. But Nigerians are questioning the sanctity of government’s motive, given its knack for a belief in the motto: the end justifies the means. If a person’s so-termed diligence or integrity becomes a tool in the hands of less altruistic people, wouldn’t it be wise for the person to withdraw from the project altogether? She must fight to keep her name. Insisting on staying on in the face of a possible clash of loyalties, as perceived by many reasonable Nigerians, would tarnish her great name. Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa is being shown the red tag to draw her into combat with a matador. She shouldn’t fall for the murderous bait.

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Kano: The insolent meets the unthinkable

Times Guest Columnist Louis Odion

It is perhaps a measure of the ethical pestilence ravaging the land today that Cecilia Ibru too has suddenly recovered her voice to rail and rant against beleaguered Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the mercurial but gravely flawed emir of Kano. Breaking a decade silence in a Punch interview at the weekend, the grandma once glorified as the “Amazon” of the nation’s banking world, would have us believe that she fell on SLS’s sword in 2009 because the then Central Bank governor saw her as “threat” to his job. In the said interview, Madam Ibru sounded more like the victim of a Herodian persecution. Nowhere in her jeremiad was there the slightest hint of contrition or remorse after what had otherwise been conclusively established as perhaps one of the most gripping tales of corporate heist, incest and debauchery ever seen within living memory in Nigeria. Covering herself with the sectarian shawl of “born again” all along could not deliver her from the EFCC purgatory. She, in fact, caused the holy temple monumental unease when part of the diverted funds was tracked there. To now sound so self-righteous, Madam Ibru must be assuming the entire nation suffers collective amnesia. While we are not in a position to confirm or disprove her claims of personal vendetta, there is however no denying her guilt in helping herself to depositors’ funds in Oceanic Bank. Otherwise, why did she enter a plea bargain with EFCC then to forfeit some of the loot while retaining a generous morsel, obviously to help her cushion the trauma of a forced retirement? Lurking further down the archipelago of ironies is the insecure Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje. How ironic that the punitive step against the errant Kano emir was orchestrated by a supposed moral cripple now perching on a fragile gubernatorial stool. Yes, the man presently immersed in an enterprise as portentous as balkanizing the once single sprawling Kano emirate rooted in antiquity is ironically the same Ganduje whose mandate from the last election surely hangs precariously by a thread on account of a marginal win now subject of litigation. Yes, the same Ganduje, around whose bulging pockets a horde of purulent flies have, despite thunderous official denial and lavish deodorization, continued to buzz suggestively over alleged hefty dollar bribes from some conniving government contractors. What then sadly makes the emerging Kano story more of a fable of villains without any hero is that Sanusi himself inadvertently dug his own political grave. The undertakers apparently arrived last week with a hurriedly contrived law creating four new districts, bringing the emirates to five in what relives the haunting memory of a similar executive coup by a vengeful Abubakar Rimi against “recalcitrant” Ado Bayero in the second republic. In a post which trended in the social media shortly after the tumultuous week of long knives in Kano, someone joked that Sanusi’s flowing Agbada had thus been reduced to a waist-coat – a poignant innuendo at his trademark close-fitting three-piece suit with conspicuous bow-tie while still in the corporate world. Perhaps, what remains to be added now is that his foliage of turban too has, by the same token, been adapted to an austere handkerchief. As nominal custodian of tradition, the royalties are supposed to explore back-room channel to reach political leadership to express themselves in case they feel strongly about any public issue. The spectacle of a royal father mounting the soap box

to make unrestrained commentaries – as we have seen of Sanusi since ascension – is, therefore, an aberration indeed. Obviously, Sanusi’s tragic flaw from outset was assuming he could continue his activist hobby in an institution statutorily structured to be reticent in the modern political order. Nothing in his sustained garrulity and feisty disposition on the throne suggested he ever learnt any lesson from his earlier summary dismissal as CBN governor under the Jonathan administration after making public a disclosure of missing billions of dollars in oil receipts that unmasked his then employer as nothing short of a common bandit. True, such iconoclasm would really sound populist, even patriotic. Just like his claims sometime ago that some fat cats sitting in high places in Abuja were making a kill weekly by allegedly coaxing the CBN governor to allocate a sizable amount of dollars to them at concessionary rate which was then round-tripped in the black market at a premium. Not forgetting also his righteous indignation expressed following reports of shameless trafficking and racketeering in APC tickets for American dollars in the last convoluted primaries. But regardless, Sanusi ought to have known that, as a “public officer” himself (since he draws salaries from public purse), there would be consequences. Populism has its own peril. Given his own unique circumstance, SLS could, therefore, only be cultivating martyrdom. With the official clipping of his wings last week, the flamboyant hell-raiser from the ancient Kanuri megapolis should have realized that it is not always granted that he who volunteers his head to crack open the communal coconut will still be in a conscious state to partake of the consequential feast. In hindsight, it would now seem that nice as Sanusi’s activism might have appeared or sounded, the motive was nonetheless self-serving. He clearly showed too much of a partisan hand in the recklessly open flirtation with his old benefactor, Rabiu Kwankwaso of PDP, in the titanic battle for Kano’s political soul in the last general elections. So, it could then be said that the truths told were for the wrong reasons. His loyalty to Kwankwaso was obviously in appreciation of the extraordinary role the latter played as sitting governor in 2014 in directing the process that led to his selection as emir. And when Jonathan’s hyperactive goons barricaded the palace against him, it was Kwankwaso who provided him sanctuary in the Kano White House until power changed hands in Abuja on May 29, 2015. But like all lotteries, Sanusi should know that his stake would go down with his failed candidate in the Kano sweepstake. Quite uncharacteristically, he started sounding reconciliatory after Ganduje was declared winner like a frightened child, perhaps now sensing the ominous presence of political swordsmen at the palace gate. No surprise then that, once news filtered in that APC won the supplementary election days after the cliffhanger of March 9, Ganduje’s supporters who had endured sleepless nights reportedly started their celebration by first smashing Sanusi’s official portrait hung in the State House In the final analysis, it may yet be premature to term Ganduje’s action as fait accompli. Similar step against Bayero by Rimi was eventually reversed by the succeeding administration. Should power change hands tomorrow in Kano, there is a high possibility that the new ruling party may want to undo what Ganduje has done. But ultimately, it is the traditional authority as a sacred institution that gets diminished by this game of thrones.

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Curbing HIV/AIDS menace in Nigeria The Human Immune-deficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) has remained a global challenge for which there is no cure. In the three decades since the epidemic reached its height, 39 million people have died while 35 million people are living with the virus worldwide. Most of the dead and infected are in sub-Saharan Africa or other low- and middle-income countries of the world. The social stigma remains, but medical advances have allowed people with the disease to live longer, healthier lives. The first case of HIV/AIDS in Nigeria was reported in 1986. Since then, the number of people living with HIV or AIDS (PLWHA) has steadily increased with the epidemic moving into a ‘generalized’ state. Data made available during the 2018 World AIDS Day had indicated that about 9.4 million were counselled and tested as regards HIV/AIDS in 2017, out of which 4.98 million were female and 4.031 male. It added that 239,542 persons tested positive (136,987 female and 102,555 male). The report further revealed that only 18 percent of people living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria are aware of their status, an indication that there is still a 52 percent gap in advocacy. The HIV epidemic has further weakened and threatened to overwhelm the Nigerian health care system, increased the number of orphans and increased the cost of achieving set developmental goals by decreasing the size of the workforce, mainly adults in their most productive years of life (15-60 years). The high manpower-intensive sectors of the economy are mostly affected including the agricultural, educational and health sectors as well as the rural economy. In summary, the impact of HIV/AIDS on Nigeria’s social fabric and on its economic development and well-being continue to be pervasive and, unless controlled, will continue to undermine the quality of life of Nigerians. There is high commitment to fight HIV/AIDS in Nigeria, as evidenced by the initiation of the Presidential Council on AIDS, the National AIDS/ STD Control Programme (NASCP), and the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) which is a multi-sectoral agency including members from many government ministries and civil society. At the state level, State Action Committees on AIDS (SACA) have been established, while at the local level there are Local Action Committees on AIDS (LACA). The mission of NACA is to provide an enabling policy environment and a stable ongoing facilitation of proactive multi-sectoral planning, coordinated implementation, monitoring and evaluation of all HIV/AIDS prevention and impact mitigation activities in Nigeria.

Unfortunately, one of the biggest challenges in the HIV response has remained unchanged in the past years. HIV disproportionally affects people in vulnerable populations that are often highly marginalized and stigmatized. Thus, most new HIV infections and deaths are seen in places where certain higher-risk groups remain unaware, underserved or neglected. About 75% of new HIV infections outside sub-Saharan Africa are in men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs, people in prisons, sex workers, or transgender people, or the sexual partners of these individuals. These are groups who are often discriminated against and excluded from health services. The universal goal of HIV prevention and control is to reduce new infections to zero by 2030, but worries remain about gaps in the number of people receiving treatment in Nigeria. With a population of about 9.4 million People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), an equivalent to 10 percent of the global HIV burden, only an estimated 1,093,233 are on treatment. Several hundreds of others that qualify for treatment are left out. In 2013, 22 percent or 51,000 of all new child HIV infections that occurred globally were recorded in Nigeria and findings also show that the nation is not progressing as expected with its Prevention of MotherTo-Child Transmission of HIV or PMTCT programme because thousands of HIV positive pregnant women that are not on treatment still transmit the virus to their babies during or after birth. Nigerians appear to be resting on their oars with the false perception that HIV/AIDS no longer poses danger to our society. We must therefore re-jig our information strategy to encourage behaviour change for key affected populations and urge all pregnant women to get screened for HIV. We must also invest more on PMTCT. The message about HIV testing should be clear. Even with all the medical advances, it is essential to encourage HIV testing within the populace to ensure everyone knows their HIV status. We must address complaints by people living with HIV/AIDS about dwindling access to treatment and join efforts to get international donors to renew interest in the funding for the eradication of the scourge. Tackling the HIV epidemic with so many people not on treatment would be an exercise in futility. Therefore, the way to go is to ensure antiretroviral treatment is available and accessible for all people living with HIV. Nigeria must also adhere strictly to the recommendation of the World Health Organisation (WHO) that everyone with a diagnosis of HIV should be placed on antiretroviral treatment as soon as possible, irrespective of viral load.

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Adeleke urges A’Court to upturn certificate forgery judgment Andrew Orolua, Abuja Senator Ademola Adeleke, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the September 2018 governorship election in Osun state on Tuesday insisted he never forged his West African Examination Council (WAEC) certificate. He told the Court of Appeal in Abuja through his counsel, Kehinde Ogunwumiju (SAN) that the WAEC certificate he presented to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to secure clearance for the gubernatorial election was not forged. According to him, the certificate attached to his nomination Form CF 001 was lawfully issued to him and as confirmed by WAEC in its affidavit evidence submitted to the Federal Capital High Court. He therefore, prayed the court to set aside the judgment of Justice Othman Musa which he said erroneously held that his certificate was forged as alleged by two chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC). In the final adoption of his brief of argument by his lawyer, Adeleke told the three -man panel of the court presided over by Justice Adamu Jauro, that what he

presented to the electoral body to secure qualification for the gubernatorial election was exactly what the examination body presented before the lower court when it was ordered to do so by Justice Musa. He maintained that the results, scores and content in both certificates are the same, adding that the only difference was the format it was presented. Adeleke further told the appellate court that Justice Musa erred in law when it ignored document he subpoenaed before reaching the decision that he (Adeleke) did not possess the requisite academic qualifications for the office of governor, adding that there was no case of non -qualification or forgery against him before the lower court. He consequently urged the Appeal Court to set aside the judgment of the lower court and dismiss the suit of the two APC chieftains for being incompetent and lacking in merit. Similarly, the PDP in its own appeal argued by Emmanuel Enoidem, urged the appellate court to dismiss the suit for being incompetent and statute barred. The PDP legal adviser said the suit was caught by the fourth alteration Act to the 1999 Constitution having not been filed

within the 14 days allowed by law. According to Enoidem, the suit was filed after 44 days after the cause of action arose while judgment was delivered outside the 180 days prescribed by law for a pre-election matter. The PDP further urged the court to allow its appeal and set aside the judgment of the lower court, adding that the trial court lacked the jurisdiction to entertain the suit because the cause of action arose in Osun state. In their own arguments the two respondents, Wahab Raheem and Adam Habeeb through their counsel, Joel Akomolafe, however, urged the court to uphold the judgment of the lower court, adding that the appellants did not appeal the issue of jurisdiction at the lower court. He said that the holding of the trial court remains valid in as much as it was not appealed against by the appellants and informed the court that the trial court had dismissed Adeleke and PDP’s motions challenging jurisdiction on the grounds that it was canvassed belatedly. The three- man panel after taken arguments from counsels subsequently, reserved judgment to a date to be communicated to parties in the matter.

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Short News US embassy suspends interview waivers for visa renewals Patrick Okohue, Lagos

The embassy of the United States of America in Nigeria has announced the immediate suspension of interview waivers for visa renewals, otherwise known as the “drop box” process. The US mission to Nigeria in a release by the embassy Press Office in the Public Affairs Section, said that henceforth, visa applications will no longer be accepted by DHL in Nigeria, adding however, that “those who have already submitted their passports via “drop box” to DHL for processing either at the US embassy in Abuja, or the consulate general in Lagos will not be impacted by this change.” The new development the embassy said becomes effective at the close of business on May 14, adding that “all applicants in Nigeria seeking a non-immigrant visa to the United States must apply online and will be required to appear in-person at the US embassy in Abuja or US consulate general in Lagos to submit their applications for review. Applicants must appear at the location they specified when applying for the visa renewal. “Processing of diplomatic and official (A, G, and NATO class) visa applications will continue unchanged. Mission Nigeria’s processing procedures are regularly reviewed in order to assess our ability to quickly, efficiently and securely process visa applications.

NGO charges INEC on allegations of rape, assault of officials Tunde Opalana, Abuja

Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre (WARDC) has charged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to provide detailed information on allegations of rape and other violence against female officers of the commission during the 2019 general elections. The body in a letter dated May 4, signed by its Executive Director, Dr. Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi requested from INEC information on the “allegations of rape and other gender- based violence against female electoral officers during the general elections.” The request according to the letter was sequel to reports and press releases by the Chairman on Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye on March 1 where he stated that many of the commission’s electoral officials were subjected to threats, harassment, intimidation, assault, abduction and even rape. According to Akiyode-Afolabi Afolabi, WARDC wrote pursuant to the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act 2011 to request specific details regarding the allegations. Concerned about the welfare of these women, WARDC sought “specific details and information on the number of women who were allegedly raped and assaulted, and subjected to ill-treatment and other serious human rights violations “Specific details and information regarding the alleged perpetrators of these human rights crimes. Specific details and information regarding the steps that the INEC has so far taken to refer the allegations to the appropriate authorities.”

Ambode assures Lagos integrated transport system firmly on track Benjamin Omoike, Lagos

Members of the Coalition of Muslims Students and Youths of Nigeria, Kwara State Chapter protesting against attempts by Nigeria Custom Service to renew import license for Cigarettes factory in Ilorin on Tuesday.

29 states, FCT benefit from $142m W’Bank poverty reduction grant Saka Bolaji, Minna A World Bank $140 million grant to the country have been drawn by 29 states, including the Federal Capital Territory it has been revealed. However, to benefit from the programme each participating state would determine the “poorest of the poor communities” based on certain indices provided by the World Bank. Among the indices are the level of infrastructure in the communities, including number of educational institutions, health facilities, roads and number of pupils enrolled in schools. Similarly, benefiting states are to counter fund the programmes with N50 million every year. General Manager of the Niger state Community and Social Development Agency,

Malam Ahmed Usman disclosed this while briefing newsmen in Minna on the first phase of the programme ending next year. He disclosed that the World Bank has given assurances that the scheme would be extended for another five years “because of its positive impact on the participating communities and its ability to reduce poverty among the people.” Usman said the Niger state government has the potential to draw N1.2 billion, but that the government had so far collected N778 million in addition to counter funding the project with N150 million in the last three years. The general manager disclosed that 120 micro -projects have been executed in 20 local governments participating in the scheme, pointing out that some of the projects executed, include sinking of boreholes, provision of electricity, construction of schools

and empowerment of women and building the capacities of junior and senior staff of local governments. He however, said execution of 48 microprojects approved by the agency for the first quarter of the year have not started, but gave assurances that the projects would start before the end of the year. On the poverty situation in the state, Malam Usman said Agwara and Rijau were identified as the “poorest local governments in the state,” saying that the richest local governments “are the urban local governments of Chanchaga, Bida, Kontagora, Lapai and Suleja.” The general manager said the major challenge the agency is facing is “how to meet the huge number of requests from communities,” saying that “as at today, we have more than 1, 000 requests, but we are treating them on first come first served basis.”

Lagos state Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode on Tuesday commissioned the Bariga Waterfront Jetty, five transport ferries and the Ilaje Road, saying that the development was a testament to the fact that the state’s integrated transport management system was firmly on track. Gov. Ambode, who spoke at the unveiling of the projects, said the development would greatly lessen pressure on road transportation, reduce travel time as well as enhance connectivity within the state. “With these projects, our state is firmly on track with our goal of establishing an integrated transport management system. These facilities will continue to impact positively on the lives of Lagosians as we strive to address traffic gridlock, reduce travel time, improve road connectivity and abate flooding,” the governor said. He said like other projects delivered by his administration, the projects were inspired to open up the Bariga community for more commercial activities and make residents feel the impact of government, recalling that his administration since inception set out on a mission to make every community economically viable and livable. “The thinking behind these projects is inclusion; an inclusion where every resident of our state has a say, feels the impact of government in their lives and is given the opportunity to realize their dreams.

Group urges Senate to accelerate passage of Tobacco control bill

An advocacy group, Africa Tobacco Control Alliance (ATCA) has urged the Senate to accelerate passage of the draft Tobacco Control Regulations Bill for the country to effectively implement the National Tobacco Control (NTC) Act 2015. The group pleaded that the Senate concur with the draft of the regulations approved by the House of Representatives on May 7. ATCA on Tuesday in Abuja at a press conference organized to call for strong tobacco control regulations called the Senate’s attention to the disturbing trends in tobacco control in Nigeria The group cited the World Health Organization (WHO) statistics that show that tobacco use among adults in Nigeria is currently 5.6 per cent and that of smokeless tobacco is 1.9% per cent while among the youth smoking tobacco has jumped to 14.4 per cent and that of smokeless tobacco 8.8 per cent. Deputy Executive Director ERA/FoEN, Akinbode Oluwafemi emphasized that the 8th Senate tenure ends by June 6, urging that it is necessary to consider draft regulation of the tobacco control bill within weeks. Another advocate, the Sub-Regional Coordinator for West Africa Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, Hilda Ochefu said the group counts on the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki and other members of the National Assembly to resist attempts by the tobacco industry and their allies to water down the provisions of the regulations and ensure speedy passage.

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Delta: Nwoko gets 6-day ultimatum to respond to appeals As Court fixes May 22 for hearing

Andrew Orolua, Abuja The Court of Appeal in Abuja on Tuesday issued a six-day ultimatum to Ned Nwoko, who is contesting the Delta North Senatorial District seat with incumbent Senator Peter Nwaoboshi to file his response to Nwaoboshi’s and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) appeals, otherwise, the appellate court will proceed to hear the appeals. This ultimatum was sequel to the court granting an accelerated hearing of the two appeals filed by Sen. Nwaoboshi and the PDP challenging the decision of the Federal High Court, Abuja, which on April 3 nullified the candidature of Sen. Nwaoboshi in the just concluded National Assembly election. Justice Ahmed Mohammed of

the Federal High Court had on April 3 while delivering judgment on a pre-election suit brought by Nwoko, nullified Sen. Nwaoboshi’s nomination as the PDP candidate for the February 23 poll. Nwaoboshi in his appeal is asking the Court of Appeal to determine whether the trial court was right when it held that the suit filed on December 11, 2018 was not statute barred in the light of the 14 days allowed in Section 285 (9) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended). When the appeal was heard on Tuesday, Sen. Nwaoboshi’s lawyer, Anthony Idigbe (SAN) informed the court that they had filed an application to abridge the time within which the appeal should be heard because the respondent has refused to respond to the appellant brief of arguments.

He said that the judgment being challenged was delivered on April 3 and that constitutionally the appeal will expire on June 3, therefore, the court should limit the time allowed for the respondent to file his response to five days. Nwoko’ s lawyer, Ahmed Raji (SAN) did not oppose the application, but sought seven days to file his response while counsels to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Anthony Onyere and Emmanuel Inodem respectively, also did not oppose the application. Consequently, the court gave Nwoko, INEC and PDP five days to file their responses and Nwaoboshi one day to file his reply on point of law and thereafter, adjourned the appeal to May 22 for hearing.

Short News Why FG must implement NIPPS study reports – Wike Amaka Agbu, Port Harcourt The Rivers state Governor, Nyesom Wike has stated that the country would have made greater progress in terms of development if the federal government had been implementing the reports of the participants of the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPPS), Kuru, near Jos, Plateau state. Gov. Wike stated that the implementation of the reports of studies conducted by the national institute would help governments at all levels address key developmental challenges. He spoke during a courtesy visit by participants of the NIPPS Senior Executive Course 41 to the Government House, Port Harcourt on Monday. “What has happened to past reports of the national institute? Gradually, this has become a national ritual. If people sit down, conduct researches and write reports based on the researches, what is the government doing with the reports? If we made use of the reports, probably, we may not be where we are today,” he said. The governor called on the Nigerian Army to restrict themselves to their constitutional responsibilities of securing the country, instead of getting involved in election rigging. “In those days when people hear about the Nigerian Army, they feared and viewed them with respect. Today, the fear is gone. Instead of improving security, they are only interested in politics.

Okowa assures standard won’t be compromised in teachers’ recruitment Nosa Akenzua, Asaba The Delta state government on Monday reassured citizens of the state that it will not compromise standard in the ongoing recruitment of 1, 000 teachers in science related subjects and the English Language into public secondary schools across the state. Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Chiedu Ebie, who spoke to our correspondent said that the recruitment of teachers would be purely based on merit, adding that the state government was irrevocably committed to engaging qualified teachers who can impact sound knowledge to their students in line with global best practices in the teaching profession. According to him, the applicants do not need to know any prominent person before they can be employed provided they do excellently well in the online test and oral interview that would be conducted. “We are not going to compromise standard in any way in the recruitment exercise, as our intention is to have quality teachers for enhanced academic productivity in our schools and it’s for this reason that the state government established the Teachers’ Professional Development Centre,” Ebie said.

524, 315 applicants jostle for 3, 200 slots in customs Joseph Inokotong, Abuja About 524, 315 applicants have applied to fill the 3, 200 vacant positions in the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS). Public Relations Officer of the NCS, Joseph Attah, who disclosed this in Abuja said “524, 315 applicants had successfully completed their application process in the ongoing recruitment exercise of 3, 200 personnel by the service, a ratio of 164 persons for one position.” Daily Times recalls that the customs had on April 17 opened a recruitment portal to fill 3, 200 vacancies with no fewer than 800 officers to be recruited to fill vacancies for superintendent cadre while 2, 400 are to fill that of customs inspector and customs assistant cadre. Attah further explained that a total of 278, 582 applicants applied for the superintendent cadre while the remaining applicants completed the process for inspectorate and customs assistant cadres. He said “a total number of people that registered is 828, 333, but not all of them accomplished the process,” assuring that the service would be fair and just in the screening of all the applicants. The group of Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila Campaign Group for leadership of the 9th National Assembly office of the Speaker of the House of Representatives press conference in National Assembly on Tuesday in Abuja. Photo: Temitope Balogun.

Fayemi to partner consortium on IPP project for Ekiti Gbenga Sodeinde, Ado Ekiti

Ekiti state Governor, Kayode Fayemi is set to partner a consortium of firms in drawing a masterplan on how best to achieve alternative sources of electricity for the state Fayemi is set for this project in a bid to improve power supply and boost economic activities in the state. Commissioner for Infrastructure and Public Utilities, Bamidele Faparusi, who spoke in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, said the consortium of renewable energy companies was led by Dr. Wieber Boer, the chief executive officer of All Energy Company. Faparusi said the firms visited

Ekiti on May 9 to explore partnership opportunities with the state government on off grid electricity, adding that other companies in the consortium include, Lumos, Starlight, OoluSolar, Rubitec Solar and GV Projects. According to the commissioner, the Fayemi administration’s has drawn up a power masterplan for Ekiti state and that the governor directed his team to commence discussions on areas of convergence to ensure that the state’s power situation improves as soon as possible. “We are not unaware of the significance of electricity to economic development and that is why we are exploring alternative opportunities to generate power.

“As we speak, the state government has viable dams which we are investing in and our waterfalls are there; if we want to go through turbine system, all these can generate power for the state to make our medium scale enterprises work and to improve our Gross Domestic Product (GDP),” he stated. The commissioner applauded the consortium for their confidence in the Fayemi administration, assuring them of his ministry’s willingness to partner with alternative power providers to break the monopoly of the distribution companies. Faparusi added that the government has commenced work on formulating a renewable energy policy that will attract investors into the state’s energy sector.

SMEDAN launches conditional grant scheme in Nnewi Our reporter The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has launched its conditional grant scheme for micro -enterprises in Anambra state. Speaking at the event which took place at the Dame Virgy Etiaba Event Center in Nnewi, Director-General and Chief Executive Officer of the agency, Dr. Dikko Radda said that 810 Anambra youth would be trained under the scheme this year, adding that the beneficiaries would form part of the 6, 000 Nigerians targeted by the scheme across the federation in the 2019 fiscal year. “The 2019 scheme with target beneficiaries of over 6, 000 is scheduled to run in four states of Lagos, Sokoto, Bauchi and Anambra,” he said. The director general who was represented by the agency’s Director, Planning, Research, Monitoring and Evaluation, Wale Fasanya further said that the scheme seeks to promote the activities of micro -enterprises across the country, especially in the area of capacity building and post-intervention support. He said that the pilot phase of the programme was conducted in 2017 across 145 local government areas in Katsina, Gombe, Ebonyi, Oyo, Akwa Ibom and Benue states. “Over 13, 000 micro-enterprises shortlisted across the council areas in the pilot states were impacted with entrepreneurship training and access to finance, among others,” he said, adding that each beneficiary would be given N50, 000 and would also be supported to get bigger loans depending on their performance.

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Short News Okowa advocates collaboration harassing legitimate investors, to end malaria, AIDS, tuberculosis Stop CSOs tell ICPC Nosa Akenzua, Asaba

Delta state Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa has called for collaboration from all stakeholders in the health sector in the achievement of universal health coverage in the country. Speaking on Tuesday in Asaba, when he received in audience stakeholders in the health sector under the national malaria programme led by Dr. Evelyn Ngige, Gov. Okowa said that to achieve universal health coverage in the country and eliminate malaria by the year 2020, all stakeholders, including global health partners need to cooperate and support government’s efforts and programmes that impact positively on the people. While expressing his delight that the state was chosen as one of the pilot states for the national malaria programme, the governor assured the committee and global partners of the readiness of his

administration to collaborate with them to achieve success in the fight against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. He said that “I am glad that Delta state is one of the states chosen for this programme; we are interested in the improvement of the health of our people and we will collaborate with the federal government and global partners to ensure that the programme succeeds as it will impact positively on the health of our people. “We need to take the advocacy to the grassroots; we will mobilize the traditional rulers, community leaders and other stakeholders in the communities to ensure the success of the programme for our people,” he stated, adding that “this programme in addition to our contributory health scheme will help in the achievement of universal health coverage and healthcare delivery for our people.” While commending the federal

government for the national malaria programme initiative, Gov. Okowa said that the flag off of the distribution of long lasting insecticidal nets campaign in the state would be on June 7, promising his administration’s support for the successful campaign. He advised the federal government to take a critical look at the country’s high population by developing programmes that would promote the attainment of the universal health programme objectives. Earlier, Dr. Ngige, who represented the minister of health at the occasion, said that they were on an advocacy visit to the state on the roll back malaria programme and the distribution of insecticide treated nets, explaining that Delta state has been chosen among other states for the pilot programme for the elimination of malaria by the year 2020. She called for counterpart funding and other logistic support for the success of the programme in the state.

Our reporter The Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) has been called upon to stop harassing businesses and investors that are carrying out legitimate activities in the country in order to avoid chasing away more investors out of the country. The call was made in Abuja Tuesday by a coalition of civil society groups. In a statement made available to Daily Times, jointly signed by Omoba Michael and Comrade Omaga Daniel respectively, the coalition picked holes on the charges raised by the ICPC against the Director General of the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission, Modibbo Kawu, the Chairman and Executive Director of Pinnacle Communication Limited, Sir Lucky Omoluwa and Dipo Onifade. “First, the petition on this matter was written against ITS and not Pinnacle Communication of which the petitioner accused ITS of supplying sub-standard equipment/refurbished materials for the digital switch over and till date, those site ITS claimed they have worked on which are Ilorin, Oshogbo, Enugu and Jos are not working yet. “They have accepted that during the process of their investigation and still the ICPC decided to drag Pinnacle Communication into the matter. Pinnacle Communication only worked in Kaduna and Abuja digital switch over respectively and has been commissioned by the government.

Group tasks security agencies on peaceful transition in Bauchi Samuel Luka, Bauchi With less than three weeks to the swearing -in of the Bauchi state governorelect, a political group in the state, Bauchi Assembly of Youths Political Actors (BAYOPA) has charged security agencies to ensure that the event is peaceful and violence free. Comrade Jibrin Sa’id Jibrin, who spoke on behalf of the group said as agencies of government saddled with the responsibility of protecting lives and properties, the security operatives should remain alert to ensure that peace and tranquility prevail throughout the transition period. He said to achieve a peaceful transition, security agents must be exceptionally vigilant, professional and remain focused, adding that “it is only by so doing that members of the public can have confidence in them and their efforts in the provision of security. “This being the case, we make bold to say that the people of Bauchi state deserve the best of security attention from all the security agencies.” According to him, the group was formed to contribute its quota to the peace, development and progress of the state, and therefore, appealed to Islamic clerics to offer special prayers throughout the season of Ramadan fasting for the peace, stability and development of the state and country. “We call on fellow citizens to continue to be supportive, active and positive as regards our collective will to drive the journey towards the Bauchi state of our dream.

Udom inaugurates projects verification committee in A’Ibom Isaac Job, Uyo

.Araba Agbaye,His Eminence Owolabi Aworeni (right) presenting a gift to Brazilian consulate general in Lagos, Ambassador, Flavio Robeato Bonzanini during the Araba Agbaye & Oluisese courtesy visit to the office of the Consular General, Brazil Embassy in Lagos...on Tuesday.

Medical guild decries shortage of doctors in Lagos hospitals Kasara Chukwuma, Lagos Doctors employed by the Lagos state government under the aegis of the Medical Guild have decried the shortage of medical personnel in state-owned hospitals, saying it impacts negatively on the health of its members as a result of increased work load. According to them, many governmentemployed doctors have resigned due to poor welfare and the heavy work load. Chairman of the Medical Guild, Dr. Babajide Saheed, who spoke during a press briefing in Lagos on the conclusion of its ordinary general meeting with the theme: “Challenges of inadequate human resources in the health sector: Way forward,” warned that more doctors would leave the system if nothing is done to tackle the problem. He said: “ We are going to a level of serious crisis in Lagos state if this is not

resolved. We have gotten to a stage where for instance, two doctors are doing the work of eight doctors in the gynecology and obstetrics section. “We are in a situation whereby a doctor sees over 70-120 patients per clinic. Many of the doctors are depressed while some are coming down with mental health problems. “Again, the burden of work has made the few doctors that they have employed to leave because the system is not good for them.” Dr. Saheed urged the state government to address the issue to avoid crises across health facilities in the state. “We don’t want to embark on industrial action that is why we are appealing to the government to do the needful before the crisis gets out of hand. All we are saying is that government has to employ more doctors. It cannot deny the huge shortage of doctors in the state,” he added. The chairman noted that the shortage of

medical practitioners in the system could be addressed by early replacement and recruitment of doctors into the system, adding that “let the government look at the exit list and replace those that have left the system and this should be done regularly.” Apart from the shortage of doctors, the chairman also appealed to the state government to allow doctors choose their own health management organizations in order to make the state health insurance scheme work, stressing that all over the world people have the right to choose what they want. He further asked the state government to organize a health summit so as to have a synergy between key stakeholders in the state’s health sector with the overall objective of promoting quality healthcare delivery in the state. He pledged that the guild would be working with the incoming administration and to help it in the successful implementation of its good health policies.

Governor Udom Emmanuel has inaugurated a five-man project verification committee to confirm all projects executed from 2015 to the end of his first term and ascertained various level of completion. The committee which is headed by the Commissioner for Works, Ephraim Inyangeyen is expected to submit its report before May 29 when the state government would inaugurate all projects in the governor’s first term to mark Democracy Day. Gov. Udom charged the committee with the responsibility of compiling all the projects executed by his administration, the cost implications and extent of execution. “You have a duty to compile all the projects embarked by this government from its inception in May 2015, including the cost and submit your report before May 29,” he stated. The governor who performed the inauguration at the Government House, Uyo, also directed all heads of ministries, departments and parastatals to cooperate with the committee for accurate information on different projects.

Igede people laud Buhari’s administration Mathew Dadiya, Abuja Igede people in Benue state have expressed confidence in the President Muhammadu Buhari led government, commending the president for running an all-inclusive government. A community leader and Rector, School of Management Technology, Delta state, Prof. Boniface Odeh, spoke during a courtesy visit by leaders of Oju/Obi Local Government Areas of Benue state to the Special Adviser to the President, Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. The leaders commended the administration’s commitment to improving security and economic development, degrading Boko Haram and confronting corruption head long. ‘‘We align with President Buhari in all efforts to make Nigeria great again, especially in his Next Level mantra that will take us and place us on the path of greatness,’’ Prof. Odeh said. Congratulating the President on his resounding victory in the February 23 presidential election, the community leader called on the President to keep his promise of running an inclusive government in the new administration.

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CODE tracks N1.2bn budgeted for rural communities projects Ukpono Ukpong, Abuja Disturbed by the anomaly where grassroots communities in Nigeria are constantly deprived of access to basic human needs like health care, water, education, Connected Development (CODE), through its homegrown social accountability initiative, ‘Follow The Money’ have tracked an estimate of NGN 1,289,579,737 ($3.6m) budgeted for projects in 69 grassroots communities. This was contained in its 2018 Annual Report themed, ‘Amplifying Voices from the Grassroots’ launched yesterday in Abuja. In the report, CODE emphasised its effort to spur stronger and inclusive growth for grassroots communities in Africa by providing them with the resources to amplify their voices; creating platforms for dialogue, enabling informed debate, and building the capacity of citizens on how to hold their elected representatives accountable through the Follow The Money initiative. While presenting the Annual Report, CODE’s Chief Executive, Hamzat Lawal, said during the year, CODE faced key challenges including threats for exposing misappropriation of funds, poor access to data to enable tracking of government funds, security issues in North Eastern parts of Nigeria, and limited funds in reaching more grassroots communities. “CODE carries out its mission with independence and integrity with the sole purpose of engineering social and economic progress. Our commitment towards participatory governance, capacity and community building and monitoring and evaluation creates effective and sustainable programs even within the most challenging environments. “2018 was a year of resilience and remarkable achievement. Our priority, in 2018, was to track subnational budgets and ensure that Federal allocations to States and Local Governments reached grassroots communities for socioeconomic development. CODE tracked an estimate of NGN 1,289,579,737 ($3.6 million) budgeted for projects in 69 grassroots communities across water, sanitation and hygiene [WASH], primary healthcare and education sectors. “We activated Follow The Money for 9 Local Government projects and 41 State Government projects championing 5 advocacy campaigns for improved first-mile health infrastructure and services, 60 advocacy campaigns for improved education infrastructures for children to learn in schools, and 6 advocacy campaigns for communities to access safe clean water and we impacted 1,292,848 grassroots people in 21 States of Nigeria”, Lawal said. He noted that CODE also delved into the extractive industry and mobilized several actors, all in a bid to ensure transparency and accountability. “We were particular about mitigating human rights and conflicts issues as a way to improve the livelihoods of grassroots communities in the Niger-Delta region. Our team further engaged policymakers, stakeholders and beneficiaries, on the effects of artisanal mining activities in Nigeria, Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire. “To promote sustainability and ingrain ownership of the FTM model, we trained community champions, religious leaders and individuals to organise community engagement activities in Yobe, Adamawa, Borno, Plateau and Kano States”, said Lawal.

L-R: Member, Association of Asset Custodians of Nigeria (AACN), Abiodun Adebimpe; President, AACN, Taiwo Sonola; Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele; Financial Secretary, AACN, Adebola Adedeji; Ex-Officio, AACN, Akeem Oyewale; and Secretary, AACN, Benedict Adomokai; at the 8th Annual Nigerian Investors Day organized by AACN in London…recently.

Potentials of Nigerian economy are enormous, says AACN President As Emefiele assures investors of consistent monetary policy objectives Motolani Oseni President, Association of Assets Custodians of Nigeria (AACN), Mrs. Taiwo Sonola, has said the potentials of the Nigerian economy are enormous and it is important that the opportunities are showcased globally. Speaking at the recently concluded 8thAnnual Nigerian Investors Day in London, organized by the AACN, Sonola noted that the Association is committed to the promotion of portfolio investments in Nigeria. The one-day conference had the theme, ‘Nigeria: The Economics of the Capital Market,’ participants reiterated optimism about Nigeria’s economic potentials as a major investment destination. The AACN President, however, assured that the Association would maintain the reputation of the Annual Nigerian Investors Day as a veritable platform to promote the Nigerian economy, adding that the next

edition would be reinvigorated and focused on a salient issue on Africa’s biggest oil producer, with the purpose of unlocking opportunities in such an area. According to her, “the aim is to build foreign investor confidence and provide a platform for foreign investors to network with the Nigerian capital market regulators, operators with a particular focus on custodians, fund managers, broker-dealers, and regulators and also provide a forum for the promotion of custody business in Nigeria. It also provided opportunities for participants to air their views and challenges.” Also, speaking at the event was the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr Godwin Emefiele, who commended AACN for organizing the forum, saying that it fits into the apex bank and the Federal Government’s goal of making Nigeria Africa’s top investment destination. He assured that the CBN would be unrelenting in driving policies that ensure

macroeconomic stability while enhancing the ease of doing business in Nigeria, which would be instrumental in attracting and sustaining investments in the country. The Governor, who had been renominated for a second term in office, equally assured investors that the monetary policy objectives of the CBN will remain consistent. The one-day forum was aimed at availing the global audience of up-to-date information on the Nigerian capital market. Against the backdrop of the successful conduct of general elections in Nigeria, the forum reassured international investors of the safety of their investments in the country, while highlighting the huge potential to undecided investors. The forum, also, brought together investors to engage with each other, share information, review the Nigerian policy and economic environment as well as peruse economic opportunities. Consequently, the Financial Secretary of the Association, Adebola Adedeji, noted that

in its 10 years of existence, the Association has contributed in no small measure towards the development of the Nigerian financial markets, including initiatives with the CBN and the Financial Market Dealers Association to facilitate a more efficient and investor-friendly electronic Certificate of Capital Importation (CCI) processes for the various investment products in Nigeria. He added that the association has also collaborated with the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) to initiate the mandatory appointment of Custodians to registered Collective investment schemes and joint development of operational guidelines and other prerequisites for Securities Lending in the Nigerian Capital Market with the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), among others. The AACN is the umbrella body for Nigerian custodian banks, with members providing investor services and custodial services such as asset safekeeping, corporate actions etc to foreign and domestic institutional investors.

LSSTF to raise N10bn for sports infrastructure, development He also said the enabling law that set up the Fund provided it with enough autonomy to shield it from government interferences that may undermine its core values. Government funding of the LSSTF, according to him, is fixed by the enabling law at 10 per cent of funds generated by the State Lottery Board and one per cent of internally generated revenue, IGR, of local governments in the state. But buttressing the autonomy and private sector orientation of the Fund, Pedro added that the goal of the Board of Trustees is to secure commercial revenues that will limit the proportion of government’s funding against its total revenue to 10 per cent or less.

Abisoye named LSETF’s acting Executive Secretary Consequently, he said the Board has already engaged the corporate Nigeria on how to create value for the private sector participation in the projects and services of the Fund. He stated: “The central core of our business is fundraising for sports development using the PPP model. Our target funders, apart from government, are sports-focused organizations, other corporate entities, development institutions, faith-based organizations, high net worth individuals, and the general sport loving members of the public.

“Our collaboration and partnership with these entities could be in form of gifts and donations, sponsorship and partnerships, fundraising events, donation of sporting events, media space, etc, branding and naming rights of sports facilities and event venues, sale of sports memorabilia and many more. “We are committed to ensuring that no less than 10 million Lagosians participate actively in sports. In addition, we plan to deliver at least 10 infrastructure projects annually; develop 10 athletes each from 10 different sports from grassroots to podium, and to train 10 coaches each in different sports annually.”

FG to auction N100bn worth of bonds next week

in April 2049, would be auctioned at 14.80 per cent. According to the DMO, units of sale are N1, 000 per unit, subject to a minimum subscription of N50 million and in multiples of N1, 000 thereafter. The DMO explained the bonds were backed by the full faith and credit of the

Nigerian Government, with interest payable semi-annually to bondholders, while bullet repayment would be made on the maturity date. Nigeria issues sovereign bonds monthly to support the local bond market, create a benchmark for corporate issuance and fund its budget deficit.

Mathew Dadiya The Debt Management Office (DMO) says N100 billion worth of Federal Government

Motolani Oseni The Lagos State Sports Trust Fund, LSSTF, has concluded all plans to raise a total sum of N10 billion to invest in sports infrastructure and development across the state. Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Fund, Otumba Femi Pedro, disclosed this in Lagos recently, where he explained that LSSTF would run on public-private participation, PPP, model to deliver the projects and services benchmarking global standards.

bonds will be up for a subscription on May 22. The DMO said in a circular on its website on Tuesday in Abuja that the five-year re-opening bonds of N35 billion to mature in April 2023, was offered at 12.75 per cent.

It said that the 10-year re-opening bonds also of N35 billion to mature in April 2029 would be auctioned at 14.55 per cent. The website said the N30 billion 30-year bonds, introduced in April, which would be due

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NAHCO increases export warehouse capacity Chukwuemeke Iwelunmo

L–R: Head, Palestine Capital, Norna Awoh; Managing Director/CEO, Signet Securities Limited, Oladipo Aina; Mr. Jude Chiemeka, Divisional Head, Trading Business Division, The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE); Adedapo Adekoje, President, Chartered Institute of Stockbroker (CIS); Sam Willie Ndata, Doyen of Stockbrokers and Patrick Ezeagwu, Chairman, Association of Stockbroking Houses of Nigeria (ASHON) at NSE Retail Investor Coverage Workshop at the Exchange in Lagos... recently.

MTN’s 20.3bn shares may start trading on equities market Thursday Ladesope Ladelokun MTN Nigeria has concluded all plans to be officially introduced on the Nigerian Stock Exchange come Thursday, May 16th, even as a plan to increase its expansion and the efficiency of its network in Nigeria is underway. The telecommunication firm is looking to raise over N200 billion ($555 million) from bank loans, bonds and other sources to expand its operations in its biggest market - Nigeria, The Daily Times has learnt. Industry sources, however, believed that the telecom operator’s 20.3bn shares

will, indeed, start trading this week. It would be recalled that MTN Nigeria had successfully completed the registration of 20.345 billion ordinary shares of N0.02 each with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In a phone interview with Bloomberg, the company’s Chief Financial Officer, Adekunle Awobodu had said MTN was “currently arranging” for another N200 billion. Recall that the company announced a plan to raise as much as N400 billion last year and later signed to N200 billion credit line with a group of banks. MTN had registered 20.35 billion ordinary shares with Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission last week,

with about 200 per cent expected to be listed on the Lagos bourse this week. Recently, MTN Nigeria announced the completion of its conversion from a private company to a public company, stating that it was a legal requirement and a key milestone in the preparatory process for its listing by introduction on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). Commenting on the successful registration, MTN Nigeria‘s CEO, Ferdi Moolman, described the development as a milestone in the company’s listing process. “I am excited we have achieved another milestone in our listing process, and we want to thank the sec and the corporate affairs commission (CAC)

for supporting us through the process. we have now begun to engage with the NGSE to complete the listing process.”MOOLMAN According to him, it is a reaffirmation of MTN Nigeria’s long-term commitment to expanding its investment opportunities for Nigerians, in addition to providing everyday services to them. Only last week, speaking on the company’s first quarter performance, the MTN CEO had said: “ We connected a further 2.1 million people to our network, providing them access to worldwide communication services, while an additional 1.7 million people are able to access the possibilities that the internet provides.”

AAAN adopts new brand identity, decries lack of APCON council Godwin Anyebe As members of the Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN) prepare for their 46th Annual General Meeting slated for July, in Asaba, Delta State, the association has unveiled a new identity in line with the repositioning drive of its current leadership. The theme for the AGM is ‘The War Within: Solutions for Survival’ Speaking with journalists in Lagos, the President of the association, Ikechi Odigbo, who also announced that an Advertising Academy would take off this year, said the new logo unveiling was informed by the need to renew the value members of the association were known for. “Our new logo speaks about our DNA and repositions us as a sectoral leader in the

marketing communications industry. By DNA, I’m referring to our shared value in professionalism, creativity and excellence. We believe there is a need to revive those values we stand for and re-jig the association for repositioning, hence the need for a new identity. “Our blue colour stands for stability and reliability, while the orange speaks to vibrancy which touches on how we are winning Nigerians for our clients. With the new identity, we are telling stakeholders in the industry, including government and our clients that a new dawn is here,” On the theme of the year’s AGM, Odigbo said members thought of looking inwards and identified those challenges that were self-inflicted before looking at external factors that are threatening the growth of the advertising business. He said speakers at the

AGM would access the industry and point out how advertising practitioners can make their business to be more resilience. Speaking further, the president, who described the Advertising Academy as a pillar project of the AAAN said he was confident that it would bring a new development to the nation’s advertising industry. “With the way we model the Advertising Academy, it supposed to be a big vehicle for capacity building and a training ground for entry-level and even middle-level managers. The academy’s curriculum, though tailored to deepen creative and business knowledge, it will be a more entrepreneurial model,” he stated. While assuring the federal government of the willingness of his members to partner government in the area of communications,

the AAAN boss expressed concern over how the country has lost a great deal in regulation and business to government’s nonchalant attitude toward the inauguration of the council of the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria. “Much as we appreciate government’s effort to boost the economy, we appeal to the relevant authorities to look into the issue of APCON council when the new administration begins. For close to four years, it is sad that the body that is saddled with the regulation of the entire industry is yet to have a board. “Beyond this, we are also concerned about the need to have qualified practitioners as members of the council. Over the years, the development has affected regulation negatively and lead to loss of revenue, thereby killing the economy”, he added.

NERC slams AEDC N250m for electrocution, violations

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has fined the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) N250 million for all infractions/ violations, including electrocution, payable on May 20, 2019. According to the order the commission released to reporters in Abuja on Tuesday, “AEDC shall pay the sum of N50million to the late Master Mohammed Arafat Jibril as compensation to his family and this compensation payment shall be made to the family formal presentation to be held at the

commission on 28 May 2019. “AEDC shall pay a fine in the sum of N250million to the commission for all infractions/violations identified in this order: This fine shall be due and payable by 20 May 2019. “AEDC shall conduct a detailed safety audit of the network and the findings of this safety order shall be sent to the commission within 90 days from the date of this order. “AEDC shall send the commission a detailed remediation plan to address the issues in the safety audit in the short,

medium and long term.” The order signed by NERC chairman, Prof. James Momoh and the Commissioner, Legal, Licensing and Compliance, Dafe Akpeneye, said that section 63 (1) and (2) of EPSRA imposes an obligation on AEDC to take all reasonable steps to protect persons and property from injury and damage that may be caused by the licensee when carrying out the licenses business. The order, however, disclosed that “AEDC’s negligence in complying with the terms and conditions of its licence,

distribution code and HSC resulted in the death of a 4-year old boy, Master Mohammed Arafat Jibril, on 11 April 2019 at Bosso Local Government Area of Niger State.” NERC submitted the AEDC failed to take reasonable steps to protect the public from injury by ensuring that distribution systems are maintained in accordance with standards in the distribution code thereby leading to the fatal electrocution of Master Mohammed Arafat Jibril, contrary to the provisions of section 71(5) of EPSRA.

In a move tailored at increasing capacity to take care of growing cargo volumes, West Africa’s foremost ground handler, nahco aviance, has expanded the size of its export warehouse. The new facility, comprising three sections; Annex Extension, the Canopy Area and the Ramp Area comes on the heels of expanding airfreight volume in the country. The Annex extension has a dimension of 270 square metre; the Canopy area 352 square metre and the Ramp area 55 square metre. The facility provides adequate space for packaging rising cargo exports by clients who have demonstrated a preference for nahco as their handling partner of choice. Published reports showed that export tonnage for Q1, 2019 stood at 3,679,283. This is 950,308 more than the Q1, 2018 figure of 2,728,975 square metre. The trend is widely expected to continue. Nahco handles more than 65 per cent of export cargo in the country. The company is the favoured choice of leading airlines like British Airways, Delta, Emirates, Ethiopian and Turkish Airlines. Commenting on the new facility, the Group Managing Director/CEO, Mrs Olatokunbo Fagbemi said the company will continually upgrade on its facilities and modernize its operations as a matter of policy. “We are constantly improving and innovating and we are happy our clients are delighted about what we are doing. The new nahco aviance is one that plays by the rules and ensures that all its processes meet international standards. We will continue to delight our clients in many more ways and guarantee them great satisfaction.” According to her, NAHCO is doing all it can to support the Federal Government in its export drive and would support all exporters, both big and small, in order to help achieve this. NAHCO’s ultra-modern warehouse, the first of its kind in the West Africa sub-region, was commissioned in 2012 as part of efforts by the company to offer excellent cargo services to its clients. Only recently, the Company received an award for consistent payment of dividends. The Award, one of several for the Company, was in recognition of the Company’s persistence in rewarding its shareholders who have put their faith in NAHCO. The Award organisers, Third Observers Nigeria Limited, commended NAHCO Plc for 10 years of unbroken dividend payments as a listed company on the Nigeria Stock Exchange pointing out that NAHCO remains the shining light of Nigeria’s privatization programme. According to Chairman of the Award Coordinating Committee, Third Observers Limited, Mr Abiodun Ayodele, none of the privatized companies who are now listed on the NSE has the same consistent performance as NAHCO. He stated, “NAHCO’s story is indeed one that should form the topic of several case studies in performance of a company weaned of the ineptitude of public service to an efficient organization in the private sector. It is truly an amazing story that needs to be retold again and again.”

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My key mandate in House of Reps Obaseki assures of commitment to is to make Ajegunle youths more peace, keeping thuggery out of Edo useful to themselves - Taiwo Stories by Patrick Okohue Former Deputy Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly and House of Representatives memberelect, Hon. Kolawole Taiwo has affirmed his resolve to transform his constituency and constituents, through quality representation immediately after his inauguration. Taiwo who is to represent Ajeromi/Ifelodun Federal Constituency in the lower chamber of the National Assembly, has made a clear sketch of the structural needs of his constituency to include; prompt tackling of the drainage problems in the three divisions of the constituency, re-orientation of the mindsets of the youths in the area of model selection shift through purposeful engagement and direct emancipation of the constituents through empowerment programmes that have thorough impact on the lives of the people “Ajegunle is divided into three parts, the Olodi/Wilmer side is the outlet, I inspected all these areas during my campaign, they took me round and I have a firsthand view of the problem, especially the customs yard which I am going to take up once I am inaugurated. “They have the culvert blocking the major outlet of water into the street and instead of them to do a box culvert, they did a ring culvert, it is not good for us. “I spoke with them and told them I am going to remove this if I win and I have won, we are going to remove it, because in the process of trying to save the flow they now block a section of it again with some iron blockage and that one gather dirt and prevent flow of water which directly affects our roads. “One of the best layout we have in Ajegunle is that of the Olodi and Wilmer. “Imagine the drainage is good and you are on that road you see the road very straight and so beautiful, but most of the roads are bad and I know we are going to attract a quick fix for that. “I am going to meet the woman immediately we resume, I am going to do a lot of visitations, I am a trained legislator, we do a lot of work in the house and I

Taiwo know the National Assembly is different from the state assemblies, we still need to learn some of their moves, but the outside contact is the same. “In Apapa we allowed heavy trucks to ply our roads they have damaged most of our roads, many of which are made for small vehicles not big trucks, but because of what we permitted in Apapa by allowing them on our roads they are in deplorable shape. “We will use that to solve those problems, because I am aware we need to put in so much for the people to know the difference between our government and the previous government.” According to Hon. Taiwo (HKT) in an interview session with selected mediums, the youths in Ajeromi had been exposed to all forms of misnomers taken from the street, so decisive action need be taken to save them from cultism and all other social vices. “I also raised these issues during my campaign about our children picking wrong models, if there is one area that anything from the street would affect, that area is Ajegunle, because we are always on the streets, our own life is on the streets. “I was discussing with one of our council chairman and said why can’t you build a mall like Ikeja mall, where our children will now be, they will not be living on the street again but in the mall, we will take them out of the streets to the malls because now the street is dangerous. “The bricklayers,

carpenters, mechanics are now cultist and our youths pick this wrong model from there. “They pick wrong models and it is giving us problems, that is why I talked about building a youth centre, we want to have a platform where we can bring people that have passed through Ajeromi who are good to be role models to come and sensitise our youths.” The thorough bred legislator also harped on the importance of having a functional stadium in Ajeromi/Ifelodun “The two previous government have tried, they were unable to deliver, I know I am going to persuade the governorelect about the Maracana stadium, we have the site, we are ready to go, let them give us and we are going to return it positively, we are going to use it to remove most of our youths from the street. “I am the pillar of sport in Ajeromi, I am always proud to say it, I told my people, boxing is back. Our boxing competition would be revived and we would make it to be under HKT foundation now, therefore it is not going to sink with politics because we must do everything to remove the youths from the street. “Overseas they use sports, most of their sport’s women and men over there made their millions when they are young, therefore they had no reasons to be wayward rather they focus on improving themselves. We are going to use sport because we are gifted,” he said.

Edo State governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki, has said his administration will not give room for a return to the era of thuggery when traders and workers lived in fear of the activities of miscreants who harassed them in the market and their workplaces for government revenue. Obaseki made the submission during a meeting with newly elected officials of the Executive Council of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Edo State chapter, led by the Chairman, Mr Sunny Osayande, at the Government House, in Benin City. The governor reiterated his administration’s commitment to an integrated revenue management system, which has no room for thugs collecting government revenue. “We will never go back to where we are coming from. Oredo’s monthly Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) was N7 million when I came in but today working with the union and by digitalising the process, we now earn N70 million and we can do more.” “This is why we can now pay salaries and pensions. If I allow people on the streets to collect money, how will I pay salaries? I am being threatened and harassed with election, but I will ever remain focused and never be distracted as I continue to deliver the dividends of democracy to the people of Edo State,” he added. “As a state, we have all the resources, but need to manage

Obaseki these resources well to serve the interest of Edo people rather than serving the interest of a few. That is what I am doing; I am putting the people first.” Obaseki noted that his administration will continue to prioritise the welfare of workers in the state, stressing that regular payment of salaries was the right of workers. He added: “I will like to commence paying the new minimum wage immediately or as soon as possible, so setting up a technical committee made up of government officials and labour is important.” He said the state government is refurbishing the old

Staff Training College and equipping it with gadgets and teaching aids to enable workers go on training for at least once or twice yearly. Obaseki expressed appreciation to the immediate past leadership of union led by Comrade Emma Ademokun for creating a peaceful atmosphere for his administration to operate with no record of industrial disharmony. He said, “The greatest asset of any institution, a government or a private company is the workforce. Take away the workforce, nothing much will be achieved. As an administration, we will give priority to our workers.”

Pro-Buhari group cautions PDP, urges it to desist from always assaulting Judiciary The Buhari Media Organization (BMO) has called on the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to desist from its perpetual politics of ‘if we can’t rule the nation we will destroy it’. The organisation said it is particularly miffed about what it calls “the constant harassment of the judiciary and senior judicial officers by the PDP, especially when the party feels that a particular matter in court would not be in its favour.” In a statement signed by its Chairman, Niyi Akinsiju and Secretary, Cassidy Madueke, BMO said that PDP’s constant haranguing of Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa, President of the Court of Appeal to excuse herself from the Presidential Election Tribunal is a case in point. “PDP wants her out of the tribunal on account of

her husband’s membership of the All Progressives Congress (APC). However, we say without equivocation that there is nothing in the Constitution, nor is there any law that prevents any judicial officer from sitting on a tribunal on the basis of a relative’s political affiliation.” Pointing out PDP’s double standards in targeting Justice Bulkachuwa’s credibility, BMO said, “it is on record that this is not the first time a judge with relatives in political parties will sit on a political case. “We have seen in the past where several Justices in the judiciary who are related to top members of the PDP sat on political cases. These include Justice Mary Odili, Justice Kekere-Ekun and Justice Bode Rhodes-Vivour, to mention a few. At no time

did APC ever call on them to excuse themselves or call them out not to carry out their Constitutional duties, simply because of the affiliation of their relatives to the PDP. “Since its colossal loss at the just concluded 2019 presidential elections, the PDP has not relented in its effort to cause disaffection and heat up the polity with different accusations and outright fabrications and has taken on a toga of destroying the country and the institutions of government, all in an attempt to paint the Buhari administration in bad light. “In the interest of the collective good of our nation which should be the concern of every Nigerian, we wish to advise the PDP to rise above political self-interest and mischief.”

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‘Hardiness of hearts responsible for quest for varsity status among colleges of education’

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Esther Taiwo The quest by Polytechnics and Colleges of Education in Nigeria to be converted to Universities has been described as the hardiness of hearts and the inability of a society to get its act right in the education system. It would be recalled that the Federal Government had signed into law the bill on conversion of some colleges of education such as Adeyemi College of Education (ACE) Ondo and Federal College of Education, Zaria, Kaduna State into universities and also the conversion of some polytechnics into degree awarding institutions. To kick-start the new policy, the nation’s two most prominent polytechnics - Yaba College of Technology and Kaduna Polytechnic will henceforth be known as City University of Technology, Yaba and City University of Technology, Kaduna. Speaking on the topic, “Teacher Education in a Knowledge Economy and Quest for University Status for Colleges of Education in Nigeria,” the Dean School of Transportation, Lagos State University (LASU) Ojo, Lagos, Prof S.G Odewunmi, said the term college and university is a function of the country and context. Odewunmi, who was delivering the 36th, 37th and 38th joint convocation lecture of Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education (AOCOED) Otto, Ijanikin, Lagos, stressed that in the United States of America, the word ‘School’ describes any place where people learn. “You can call a College a School, you can call a university a school and you can even use the word school for any English language institute, undergraduate or graduate programme. We have School of Transport in LASU and we have College of Medicine which is a common template in Nigeria University system”, he said. According to him, deriving from the affinity of college and university, it is expected that there should be no need for any clamour for crossover but within Nigeria context there is a glass ceiling both in real and social terms. “The fact is AOCOED can award degrees up to Doctoral level, the name college is not a limitation of mandate, a deep manifestation of a society that is yet to get its act right in curriculum formatting”, he said. The Don noted that if it were not for the hardiness of hearts and inability to get acts right in the education system, it would not have been necessary for AOCOED or any college of education for that matter to embark on the long voyage for change in status. He described such quest as “Confused People, Confused Education System: Fuji House of Commotion”. The convocation lecturer stressed further that education system is a very large articulated structure that should not be tampered with at the whims and caprices of any minister of education at the federal level or any commissioner of education at the state level. “Painfully this is a common occurrence. Every new minister or commissioner wants to leave a footprint on the sands of our education system. All sorts of experiments and changes are foisted by individuals who have only beer parlour ideas on how the delicate and articulated system works”, he said. He recommended that there should be specific intervals at which knowledgeable experts will be assembled to review the curriculum to address issues that will normally be arising due to the dynamic nature of knowledge. He warned that this should not be left to the fancy of any bird of passage such as a political appointee.

Participants at the Universal Prevention on Substance Abuse training in Lagos recently.

Unilag conflict: ASUU sad, as students seek FG’s intervention Some students of the University of Lagos have called on the Federal Government and other key stakeholders in the university to urgently intervene in the conflict between the institution’s prochancellor and its management. Tension has been in the institution in recent time following series of queries issued to about eight key management staff, including the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Oluwatoyin Ogundipe. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Registrar of the institution, Mr. Oladejo Azeez, issued the queries on the orders of the Pro Chancellor, Dr. Wale Babalakin. The queries were said to be bordered on misappropriation of funds and travelling without permission, among other issues. Some management staff of the university, have however, said that the queries did not follow due process. Mr. Jerry Ukazionu, a third year student of business administration said that urgent intervention of the Federal Government would avoid degeneration of the conflict. According to him, strange persons armed and dressed in black paraded around the institution’s council

chamber on Monday, creating fear in students. “The strange men, numbering over 12, are looking combat-ready. We actually saw them taking strategic positions there. “On inquiry, we were told that they were bouncers,’’ he told NAN. He noted that an emergency meeting of the university’s council was slated for Monday and Tuesday at the chambers. “We are feeling insecure with all these,” he told NAN. Another student, Japhet Uche, who refused to mention his department, also frowned at the development, and called for peaceful resolution of the conflict. Dr. Dele Ashiru, the Chairman of the university’s chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), described the presence of the armed men as `siege’ to the campus. According to him, the armed men were brought by Babalakin. “This whole thing is coming to us as a surprise. That the pro-chancellor can carry out such a siege on an institution of this pedigree, leaves a lot to be desired. “We are watching keenly to see

how these whole thing plays out. We condemn this in absolute terms,” he said. Dr. Olubunmi Ajibade, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mass Communication, told NAN that ASUU was not against probing anybody who violated financial regulation or operating outside his or her mandate. He, however, said that ASUU was worried at the manner the issue was being handled. “The whole issue is turning out to be a one-man show, and this is unacceptable by us. “I do not have detailed information concerning this whole episode but, with what was discussed at our emergency congress, it is clear that these is a serious misapplication of power. “When issues like this come up, it is only proper that due process is followed. You do not use your veto power to intimidate others. “Whatever is the issue ought to have been brought for deliberation before council where many management staff are members. ” I heard they are having an emergency meeting; let us wait and see how it goes,” Ajibade said.

Lagos school principals trained on prevention of substance abuse among students Esther Taiwo Principals of Lagos secondary schools have been trained on the Universal Prevention Curriculum (UPC) for Substance Use Disorders just as the State government has been tasked to implement policies on the appointment of a teacher or an administrative staff as a drug control officer in every primary and secondary school in the state. Founder, Global Initiative on Substance Abuse (GISA), Dr. Martin Agwogie, gave this task while speaking at the opening ceremony of a 6-day Training of first batch of Principals of Lagos State held at Lagos State Model College, Meiran, Agbado, Lagos, Agwogie, who is also the National Coordinator of UPC, said such officer will be adequately trained on how to develop and implement evidence based substance abuse prevention interventions in their respective schools. “This will go a long way in addressing the drug problems among the school age population in Lagos state thereby setting the pace for other states in Nigeria to emulate,” he stated. According to him, the training is the

first and the most comprehensive evidence based substance abuse prevention training ever organized for secondary schools principals in Nigeria. “You will agree with me that this training would not have come at a better time than now especially with the worrisome trend in substance abuse among youths in Nigeria and Lagos state in particular. Report from the 2018 national drug use survey shows that Lagos state has the highest number of persons who use drugs in Nigeria. This calls for urgent steps among everyone in Lagos state. This is not the time to sit on the fence. We must all rise to address this issue frontally to safeguard the future of the younger generation”, said Agwogie. While declaring the conference open, Permanent Secretary, Education District 1, Lagos State, Dr. (Mrs.) Yinka Ayandele, pointed out that the advocacy will be taking beyond school principals to the parents and also to communities. Her words “We are going to have a drug controlled systems practitioners in schools. We are also taking the advocacy beyond school principals to parents (through the Parent forum in each school where they meet regularly in a term, there are signs to watch out for as parents and to educate them where to seek help, and finally to

communities, the aim is to ensure that all hands are on deck towards the eradication of drug abuse in the state”, she said. Speaking on the importance of the training, Convener of the training and Founder, Isaac Adetolu Foundation, Mr. Olatunde Isaac Adetolu, said it was to give stakeholders, especially principals of various Secondary Schools in the state, the evidence based prevention intervention theories and skills of what to do with the phenomenon of drug abuse which is becoming a national phenomenon and if not contained can lead to a national disaster. “We are reaching out to our youths through life skills programs, sensitisation programs advocacy programs, we are training some youths, then the community and parent intervention”, said Olatunde. Speaking with some of the participants on their expectations from the training, the Principal Ifesowapo-Aboru Junior Secondary School, Aboru, Lagos, Mr. Bunmi Oyesanya, said it is expected that by the end of the seminar he should be on top of the job knowing those drugs that students are taking, why they (students) are taking it and how to prevent the abuse of drugs.

The Exam Ethics Marshal International has commended the Registrar, Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Ishaq Oloyede and his team for successful conduct of the 2019 JAMB examination. Ike Onyechere, Founding Chairman, Exam Ethics Marshals International, gave the commendation in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja. He said that the registrar has done well for putting an end to conspiracy of silence and lip service in the fight against examination malpractice in the country. “The 2019 JAMB UTME was held from April 11 to April 17, with the result released on May 11 showed that while 1,886, 508 candidates sat for the exams 1,792,719 results were released. “34,120 results were cancelled for their involvement in exam fraud while 15,145 results are still being clarified. “The entire process is a success story in general and in terms of the campaign to eradicate exam malpractice and entrench exam ethics,” he said. He said Oloyede has demonstrated that the monster of examination malpractice ravaging Nigeria’s education system can effectively be caged if the leadership of Exam Boards summon the courage and political will to confront the challenge. According to him, JAMB has confirmed beyond any reasonable doubt that exam malpractice is now an organised criminal enterprise orchestrated by full time professional criminals. “With members of syndicates embedded in some Ministries, Agencies, Institutions and Examination Boards. “Exam special (magic) centres masquerading as Schools (duly registered and licensed by State Ministries of Education) are their operational fronts for Secondary School Certificates (SSC) and other exams. “When JAMB migrated from Paper and Pencil Tests (PPT) to Computer Based Tests (CBT), they set up cyber cafes and CBT centres as fronts for their JAMB operations. “For the 2019 exams, 112 of such centres were identified, blacklisted, delisted or suspended by JAMB,” he said. The chairman explained that exam fraud syndicates and their collaborating parents disguised as public interest, social responsibility commentators and mount media pressure to get JAMB to rescind its decision not to register candidates without biometric verification. Onyechere said that the registrar has demonstrated strong nerves, strength of character and supreme self confidence in resisting the pressure and ensuring that no candidate sat for the exams without biometric verification. He disclosed that this has enabled JAMB to block the standard operating strategy of the fraudsters of multiple registration and use of exam mercenaries, adding that 34,120 results were still cancelled for exam fraud. “When the exam ended on 17th April and JAMB noticed that some fraudsters still penetrated the system, it decided to conduct a meticulous check to fish out the culprits instead of rushing to release the results. “Again they mounted pressure and the registrar and his team resisted, if they have succumbed JAMB would have achieved a fleeting praise for speedy release of results. “But the exam fraudsters that succeeded in beating the system would not have been identified and credibility and integrity of the results would have been compromised,” he said. Onyechere said that the integrity of the administration and supervision process of 2019 JAMB exams was improved by engagement of Vice-Chancellors as JAMB Chief External Examiners in various states.

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I, formerly known and addressed as YUNISA RUKAYAT OPEYEMI now wish to be known and addressed as DAVID OPEYEMI AJOKE. All former documents remain valid. General public take note.

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Formerly known as Temitope Taye Olatunji now wish to be known as Oso Bukola Grace. All former documents remain valid. General public take note.

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Formerly known as Izo Daniel now wish to add Izochukwu to my name. Henceforth, I wish to be known and addressed as Izo Daniel Izochukwu.All former documents remain valid. General public take note.

udochukwu

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I, formerly known and addressed as IBUKUN ASABI OTUNLA, now wish to be known and addressed as BLESSING AJOKE OLUBIYI. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. Authority concerned and general public take note.

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I, formerly known and addressed as MISS BADMOS OLAWUNMI MORILIAT, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. TURTON OLAWUNMI MORILIAT. All documents bearing my former name remain genuine and valid. General public and Authorities Concerned should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed

formerly munirat joyce I,known and

as MISS IBEKWE MERCY NWAMAKA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. NWAOBILOR MERCY NWAMAKA. All documents bearing my former name remain genuine and valid. General public and Authorities Concerned should please take note.

addressed as MICHAEL JOYCE, now wish to be known and addressed as ADEJUMO MUNIRAT JOYCE. That I was born on the 23rd day of June, 1981. All former documents remain valid. General public take note.

I, FORMERLY K N O W N AND ADDRESSED AS AGENE AYEFU FRIDAY, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS AKOH MONDAY. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED TAKE NOTE.

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I, formerly known and addressed as OYEMI DARE SOWANDE, now wish to be known and addressed as SOWANDE YEMISI MORENIKE. All documents bearing my former name remain genuine and valid. General public and Authorities Concerned should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MEJABI MICHAEL KEHINDE, now wish to be known and addressed as OLORUNFEMI MICHAEL KEHINDE. All documents bearing my former name remain genuine and valid. General public and Authorities Concerned should please take note.

kehinde

formerly oluwadamilare Iknown and addressed as SAMUEL AKINKUNMI DAMILARE now wish to be known and addressed as SAMUEL AKINKUNMI OLUWADAMILARE all former document remain valid general public should please take note

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I formerly known and addressed as RAMON KABIRAT now wish to be known and addressed as SALAUDEEN ADEWUMI MUYIBAT. all former document remain valid general public should please take note.

I, formerly known called and addressed as, NYANABO HEZEKIAH, now wish to be known called and addressed as, NYANABO LISTENME. All former documents remain valid. General public should take note.

I, formerly known called and addressed as, EMMANUEL DARLINGTON CHIMA, now wish to be known called and addressed as, NNAJI DARLINGTON CHIMA. All former documents remain valid. General public should take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as ASOGWA FIDELIA, now wish to be known and addressed as AGBO FIDELIA CHIOMA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as PAUL .C. NWANERI, now wish to be known and addressed as PAUL CHUKWUZITERE NWANERI. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

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I, formerly known and addressed as MISS FELICIA IJEOMA EZE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS ANEKE FELICIA IJEOMA EZE. All former documents remain valid. Local Government Service Commission Awka Anambra State Onitsha South LGA, UBA and General public should please take note.

I, formerly amuche known and addressed as MISS NNAJI ABIGAIL AMUCHE,now wish to be known and addressed as MRS CHUKWU ABIGAIL AMUCHE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly akunna known and addressed as ALI MODESTA AKUNNA, now wish to be known and addressed as ONYIA MODESTA AKUNNA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

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adebamo

On my WAEC cert i f i cate , My name was mistakenly written/typed as ADEBAMO MICHAEL O. instead of ADEBAMO MICHAEL OLUSEGUN and also my date date of birth was wrongly written/typed as 16th of March 1993 instead of 1 March 1993.all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note. I formerly known and addressed as RASHEED AYINDE ADEOSUN now wish to be known and addressed as ROBERT OLAWALE AYINDE ADEOSUN. all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note.

I formerly oluwakemi known and addressed as ADEKOYA OLUWAKEMI BUSHRA now wish to be known and addressed as OTUKOYA OLUWAKEMI BUSHRA. all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note.

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I, formerly chinyere known and addressed as MISS EDE ESTHER CHINYERE EKE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS EKE ESTHER CHINYERE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly nnediuru known and addressed as ENEBECHI CHIDERA GOSPELLA, now wish to be known and addressed as ENEBECHI CHIDERA NNEDIURU. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

oluwajuwonlo F ormerly known and addresssed as TEIDI MARY O. now wish to be known and addressed as TEIDI MARY OLUWAJUWONLO. All former documents remain valid. General public take note.

F O R M E R LY temitope K N O W N AND ADDRESSED AS ADEOSUN SADIAT TEMITOPE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SAMUEL ANTONIA TEMITOPE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

I formerly known and addressed as AKANNI SERAH KAFAYAT now wish to be known and addressed as OMISAKI OLUWATOYIN KAFAYAT and my Correct date of birth is 27th of may,1987 not 28th of may,1987.all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note.

celestina amaka formerlyI, known and addressed as MISS OLINYA CELESTINA AMAKA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS EKETE CELESTINA AMAKA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly nwakaego known and addressed as DR. NGWU CHIDIMMA NWAKAEGO, now wish to be known and addressed as DR. ORJIH CHIDIMMA NWAKAEGBO, All former documents remain valid. UNN and General public should please take note.

formerly ezennadiekwe I,known and addressed as EZE CHUKWUEBUKA, now wish to be known and addressed as EZENNADIEKWE CHUKWUEBUKA JOHN. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

adesola

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echezona I, formerly known and addressed as CHIEMEKE EDWARD ECHEZONA, now wish to be known and addressed as BAYEM EDWARD ECHEZONA. All documents bearing my former name remain valid. Authority concerned and general public take note.

correction OF NAME ON MY BANK DOCUMENTS, MY NAME WAS WRONGLY WRITTEN AS ADEBAYO BOLAKALE ABOLARIN ZUBAIR INSTEAD OF ADEBAYO BOLAKALE ZUBAIR. HENCEFORTH I WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ADEBAYO BOLAKALE ZUBAIR. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED TAKE NOTE.

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I, formerly known and addressed as MISS OGBOGU NGOZI SERAH,now wish to be known and addressed as MRS LINUS NGOZI SERAH. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

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I, formerly k n o w n and addressed as ANI JAMES .E., now wish to be known and addressed as ANIKE JEREMIAH OBINNA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly goodness known and addressed as MISS OKOLI CHIOMA GOODNESS, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS EZINWA CHIOMA GOODNESS. All former documents remain valid. Banks and General public should please take note.

I, formerly onwe stella k n o w n and addressed as MISS NWANKWO STELLA ANULIKA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS ONWE STELLA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly immaculate k n o w n and addressed as ONYINYECHI IMMACULATE IGWE, now wish to be known and addressed as ONYINYECHI IMMACULATE OKEN. All former documents remain valid. NYSC, Banks and General public should please take note.

I, formerly uchenna k n o w n and addressed as MISS EBERECHUKWU CHIDI UCHENNA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS OKPARA CHIDI UCHENNA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly k n o w n and addressed as MISS NWANKWO CHINENYE FAVOUR, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS OKOH CHINENYE DIVINEFAVOUR. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS ONWUEGBUCHULAM CHINONYEREM PATRICIA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS. ALI CHINONYE PATRICIA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS OKOH BLESSING AMAKA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS ONU BLESSING AMAKA. All former documents remain valid. Banks and General public should please take note.

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amaoge

known and addressed as MISS AMADI CHIDIMMA JANE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS ONAH CHIDIMMA JANE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS DORATHY CHINWE CHUKWUEMEKA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS DORATHY CHINWE OSADEBE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly k n o w n and addressed as MISS OJO THEODORA AMAOGE NNENNA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS EGWU THEODORA AMAOGE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS NWATU MARY ONYINYE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS NWAMBAH MARY ONYINYE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS IGBOKWE PROGRESS KOSARACHI, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS CHIKWELU PROGRESS KOSARACHI. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

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I, formerly known and addressed as MISS IJEOMA NKECHI PATIENCE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS OTI NKECHI PATIENCE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS NWOBODO NWACHI AMAOGE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS ONWE NWACHI AMAOGE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

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and addressed as MISS IBENYENWA ULOMA ANGELA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS AGU ULOMA ANGELA. All former documents remain valid. NYSC and General public should please take note.

I, formerly k n o w n and addressed as ANI MADUABUCHI , now wish to be known and addressed as ANI OKECHUKWU DARLINGTON. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS ANI MARGARET ODINAKA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS EZE MARGARET ODINAKA.. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly k n o w n and addressed as MISS FAVOUR OGOCHUKWU OLINYA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS FAVOUR OGOCHUKWU UZOCHUKWU. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly k n o w n and addressed as GODWILL JOHN now wish to be known and addressed as NNAMANI UCHECHUKWU GODWILL. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly chekwube k n o w n and addressed as EDEH AUGUSTINE CHEKWUBE now wish to be known and addressed as EDEH AUGUSTINE HOPE. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

F o r m e r ly DAN I EL ADEYOOLA. Now to be addressed as. ADEYOOLA ADEYEMI DANIEL, D.O.B 14 SEPTEMBER, 1996. former documents remains valid. General public should take note.

I, formerly onyeabor k n o w n and addressed as MISS NKECHINYERE BERNADETH GIFT ANYABUIKE, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS GIFT NKECHI ONYEABOR. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly known and addressed as MISS AKAH JULIET IFEOMA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS OZOR JULIET IFEOMA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

I, formerly k n o w n and addressed as MISS AGBO CHIOMA EUPHEMIA, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS ONAH CHIOMA EUPHEMIA. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

formerly known and addressed as EGWU EUNICE, that I now wish to add KELECHI to my former name that I now wish to be known and addressed as EGWU KELECHI EUNICE. All former documents remain valid. Banks and General public should please take note.

ADDITION OF NAME

is CORRECTION OF NAME Tis h to inform the general public that my name DAVD MABEL JOY, was wrongly written but now wish to be corrected and addressed as DAVID MABEL JOY. All former documents remain valid. General public should please take note.

FORMERLY nkeiruka KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS DENNIS GOODNESS AND DENNIS GOODNESS NKEIRUKA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADRESSED AS SAMUEL GOODNESS NKEIRUKA. ALL OTHER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

I formerly k n o w n and addressed as AZUBUIKE EVANS UZOMA now wish to be known and addressed as JONATHAN EVANS UZOMA. all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note.

I formerly oluwatoyin known and addressed as LAWAL KAFAYAT OLUWATOYIN now wish to be known and addressed as OSUNFOWORA KAFAYAT OLUWATOYIN. all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note.

I formerly jennifer known and addressed as MISS IFEANYI INNOCENT JENNIFER now wish to be known and addressed as MRS AGOHA JENNIFER NKECHI. all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note.

I formerly ijeoma k n o w n and addressed as CHUKWUEMEKA COMFORT now wish to be known and addressed as JOHN IJEOMA. all former documents remain valid, general public should please take note.

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That I was formerly known and addressed as ENEH DIVIDESTINY, that I now wish to add ONYEDIKA to my former name that I now wish to be known and addressed as ENEH DIVINEDESTINY ONYEDIKA. All former documents remain valid. Banks and General public should please take note.

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GREAT UNITED CLUB

This is to inform the General Public that the above named has applied for registration to Corporate Affairs Commission under Part C of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. IWU DECLAND - CHAIRMAN 2. ECHEHE JOACHIM MADUABUCHI - SECRETARY 3. UCHE MICHAEL ODINAKA - MEMBER 4. OKORO MODESTUS NDUBUISI 5. EZE PAULINUS CHIDI - MEMBER. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: TO FOSTER LOVE AND UNITY AMONG MEMBERS. 2. TO RENDER HELP AND SUPPORT TO ANY MEMBER IN DISTRESS 3. TO PROMOTE THE SOCIAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF OUR CIRCLE. 4. TO PROMOTE THE CULTURE OF OUR PEOPLE. Any Objection to the registration Should be directed to the Registrar-General, Corporate Affairs Commission, Plot 420, Tigris Crescent, off Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja within 28 days from the date of the publication. SIGNED: SECRETARY

DIRECT MOBILE MONEY AGENTS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA OGUN STATE CHAPTER

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LOSS OF ORIGINAL DEEDS This is to notify the general public of the loss of the following: 1. Deed of Conveyance registered as No. 6 at Page 6 Volume 943 at the Abeokuta Lands Registry, Ogun State. 2. Deed of Conveyance registered as No. 24 at page 24 Volume 708 at the Abeokuta Lands Registry, Ogun State. The properties have not been sold, alienated or otherwise encumbered. Registrar of Titles, Land Registry, Abeokuta, Ogun State to please take note. The Executor and Executrix C/o their Solicitors City Solicitors 29, Razaq Balogun Street, Surulere, Lagos 07041115152

WRITERS FOR HUMANITY INITIATIVE

This is to inform the General Public that the above named has applied for registration to Corporate Affairs Commission under Part C of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 1990.

THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. OMOTARA YUSUF OLATUNJI. ----- PRESIDENT 2. AKINTOYE OLUFISAYO AYODEJI. -------- SECRETARY 3. ADEBIYI ADEOLU OLAWALE. -------- TREASURER 4. AROGUNDADE SILIFAT TITILAYO. ------- AUDITOR 5. OBASA MICHEAL OLAITAN. ------- FINANCIAL SECRETARY

THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1) OLASUNKANMI ADENIYI JOHN ==== CHAIRMAN 2) OLASUNKANMI OLAJUMOKE OMOLARA==== SECRETARY 3) OYARINU OLAWALE.

Aims and Objectives:TO EMBARK ON PROGRAMS THAT WILL CREATE AND PROMOTE UNITY AMONG ALL MEMBERS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND ASSISTANCE RENDER TO MEMBERS TO MAINTAIN AND CONSISTANTLY IMPROVE ON PEACE, PROGRESS, UNITY AND SOCIAL STABILITY OF THE ASSOCIATION.

AIM AND OBJECTIVE: To preach the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Any Objection to the registration Should be directed to the RegistrarGeneral, Corporate Affairs Commission, Plot 420, Tigris Crescent, off Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja within 28 days from the date of the publication. Signed: Secretary

OKE AMU PRESTIGE ELITE CLUB The general public is hereby notified that the above named has applied to the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja for registration under part “C” of the Companies and Allied Matters Act1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1) MUKAILA ADEWALE OSENI - PRESIDENT 2) NURUDEEN MOBOLAJI ALAKA – VICE PRESIDENT 3) HASSAN DELE OGUNDOKE - SECRETARY 4 ADESHINA OGUNYALE – PRO 5 AJEDIRAN IDOWU BELLO – FINANCIAL SECRETARY 6 ABDOUL AKIM TIDJANI – WELFARE SECRETARY 7 YUSUF SAHEED - CHIEF WHIP THE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1 To maintain peace, unity and mutual understanding among our members 2. To create a forum for mutual exchange of ideas and the promotion of the progress of members. 3. To encourage the participation of members in the area of business and industry, and assist members in any way possible to achieve self appointed goals deemed worthy by the club. 4. To support lawful actions that are calculated to be in the interest of and for the protection of members and their welfare generally. Any objection to this 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:- TRUSTEES

Any Objection to the registration Should be directed to the Registrar-General, Corporate Affairs Commission, Plot 420, Tigris Crescent, off Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja within 28 days from the date of the publication. Signed: Secretary

MARANATHA HERALDS MINISTRY INTERNATIONAL

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ADDITION OF NAME

SINE QUA NON FOUNDATION This is to inform the General Public that the above named has applied for registration to Corporate Affairs Commission under Part C of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. EMMANUEL ADETUNJI OYEDEPO - President 2. OLUMIDE SUNDAY OYEDEPO - General Secretary 3. OBAKPOLOR NOSA SOPHIA - TREASURER 4. FAMUYIWA OLADAPO BABATOPE 5. NWAOKOLO ALEXANDER UCHE 6. BADMUS-OLA YAKUB 7. AWOMUTI BABATUNDE MUSILIU. AIM AND OBJECTIVE: To cater for the less privileged. Any Objection to the registration Should be directed to the Registrar-General, Corporate Affairs Commission, Plot 420, Tigris Crescent, off Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja within 28 days from the date of the publication. Signed: Secretary

STEPHEN ANIBIJUWON ADEGOKE FOUNDATION The general public is hereby notified that the above named has applied to the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja for registration under part “C” of the Companies and Allied Matters Act1990. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1 ADEGOKE FRANCIS ADEBO 2 PROF. FOLORUNSO ADEYINKA OLANREWAJU 3 ENGR. ODEDERE ISAAC FOLORUNSO 4 DR. ADEGOKE PAUL ADEREMI 5 EVANG. AJIBADE BAYO ATOYEBI 6 CHIEF IBIKUNLE OLUWOLE 7 ADEGOKE OLUGBENGA TIWALOLA THE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 1. To provide scholarship in particular to indigent students in tertiary institution of Oyan, Asi, Asaba and Odo-Otin Local Government Area of Osun State. 2. To provide healthcare assistance in particular to sick and elderly indigent of Oyan, Asi, Asaba and Odo-Otin Local Government Area of Osun State. Any objection to this 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 :- OYELEKE OYENIRAN ESQ

MOUNT ZION FAITH KINGDOM HEIRS CHURCH

The general public is hereby notified that the above named has applied to the Corporate Affairs Commission for Registration under Part “C” of the Companies and Allied Matters Acts, of 1990.

The general public is hereby notified 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. Victor Onyema Johnson. 2. Jennifer Odichinma Victor. 3. Angel Ihechiluru Victor. 4. Prince Osondu Nwaobiara.

TRUSTEES ARE 1,AKINSANMI NELSON ADEOLU- president 2,AKINSANMI OSASIENMEN GRACE- secretary

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES; 1. Evangelical campaigns and outreaches to the villages, towns and cities of Nigeria, Africa and all over the world. 2. To propagate the ministry of Jesus Christ through Radio, TV, Social media and other publicity channels. 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: Victor Onyema Johnson.

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AIMS AND OBJECTIVE 1,To preach the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ 2,To organized crusade and seminars in other to win souls to heaven. Any objection to the publication 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: President

Daily Times Nigeria Wednesday, May 15, 2019

LOSS OF ORIGINAL LAND DOCUMENT

THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT AJIKE UKONU OF NO 9 ONITSHA CRESCENT AREA 11, ABUJA LOSS THE ORIGINAL RIGHT OF OCCUPANCY R OF O) OF PLOT NO. 1112 CADESTRAL ZONE B10, DAKIBIYU DISRICT WITH FILE NO MISC 53053 GOT MISSING ALL EFFORTS TO TRACE THE MISSING DOCUMENT PROVED ABORTIVE PLEASE IF IT FIND PLEASE CONTACT THE NEAREST POLICE STATION OR THE DEPARTMENT OF LANDS ADMINISTRATION ABUJA. IFEOMA CHRISTABEL MUOGHALU- ZEIBE WOMEN &YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT 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. IFEOMA CHRISTABEL MUOGHALU ZEIBE - PRESIDENT 2. NONSO ANTHONY ZEIBE - SECRETARY AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: TO EMPOWERED THE WOMEN AND YOUTHS IN THE SOCIETY ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

SENATOR JOHN JAMES AKPANUDOEDEHE ENDOWMENT 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: 1. SENATOR JOHN JAMES AKPANUDOEDEHE -- CHAIRMAN 2. MRS. JUSTINA JOHN AKPANUDOEDEHE AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: 1. TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO INDIGENT STUDENTS. 2. TO PROVIDE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FACILITIES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES. 3. TO PROVIDE FREE HEALTH CARE FOR ORPHANS, WIDOWS AND THE ELDERLY. 4. TO EMPOWER INDIGENT CITIZENS, THE SICK AND THE ELDERLY AND TO SET UP A REWARD SYSTEM IN THE SOCIETY ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

JOT GBEMI GLOBAL 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: 1. TUEDOGHEYE OGBEMI JOSEPH 2. OKOSUN IREKPITAN PRECIOUS 3. UKATA ONYEYIRICHI PRECIOUS 4. TUEDOGHEYE OTSEMAYE HENRIETTA 5. OFILI ISIOMA VANESSA 6. OGHAGHARE RABOME MCLEWIS 7. TUEDOGHEYE ORITSESAN EMMANUEL AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO ADVANCED THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN STEM ( SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS) 2. TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS CARE AND SUPPORT TO ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN THE SOCIETY ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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.

IFITE - NAWFIA DEVELOPMENT WOMEN ASSOCIATION LAGOS BRANCH 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. NAMES OF THE TRUSTEES: (1) OBELE, EKENE AUGUSTINA - PRESIDENT. (2) NWOFOR CAROLINE IFEOMA- SECRETARY. (3) NDU EDITH OBUMNEKE. (4) NWAMUTALU MARY NKIRUKA. (5) NWOYE IFEOMA DOROTHY. AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: 1. TO PROMOTE THE INTEREST, WELFARE AND PROGRESS OF ITS MEMBERS ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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.

CELESTINA ANITA UGWUANYI WOMEN & YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT 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) DR.CELESTINA ANITA UGWUANYI - PRESIDENT (2) BLDR (DR) ABAYOMI ADESANYA - COORDINATOR (3) UGWUANYI IFEANYI J. - SECRETARY (4) AKASIKE EUPHEMIA CHIDIEBERE - MEMBER (5) UGWUANYI UGONNA CORNELIUS - MEMBER AIMS AND OBJECTIVES TO HELP FIGHT INJUSTICE IN THE SOCIETY ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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.

AL-HIKMAH ISLAMIC SOCIETY

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 1. HUSSAIN ABDULWASIU AKEWUSOLA - CHAIRMAN 2. ADELEKE LUQMAN ADEBOMI - SECRETARY 3. AZEEZ MORUFF ADEWALE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 1. TO HOLD TIGHT THE CODE OF ISLAM AND PROPAGATE ITS TENETS. 2. TO ESTABLISH ISLAMIC SCHOOLS IN ORDER TO INCULCATE THE CONCEPT OF ALLAH IN THE MIND OF ALLAH – FEARING INDIVIDUALS; MUSLIMS CHILDREN AND YOUTHS ALIKE; 3. TO CO-OPERATE WITH THE OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO RAISE THE MORAL STANDARD OF YOUTHS OF THIS NATION. 4. TO CO-OPERATE WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OF MUSLIMS IN ALL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, BOARD, COMMISSIONS AND OTHER AGENCIES. 5. TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES. 6. TO PROMOTE, MAINTAIN AND SUPPORT SCHEMES FOR PHYSICAL, SOCIAL WELFARE, AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIAL INTERACTION SUCH AS PICNIC, HOLIDAY CAMPING, SEMINARS, CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOP OR SUCH OTHER MEANS AS MAY FROM TIME TO TIME BE THOUGHT DESIRABLE IN THE INTEREST OF ITS MEMBERS. 7. TO MOBILIZE MUSLIM OPINIONS TO EFFECT SOCIAL CHANGE, JUSTICE, TRUTH AND EQUITY IN ALL MATTERS AFFECTING MUSLIMS AT LARGE. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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.

AIM AND OBJECTIVES: 1.TO PROMOTE THE USE OF YORUBA LANGUAGE IN THE SOCIETY. 2.TO EDUCATE AND SUPPORT THE YOUTH. WOMEN AND THE LESS PRIVILEDGE OF THE YORUBA CULTURAL BACKGROUND. 3.TO PROMOTE AND EDUCATE THE USE OF TRADITIONAL HERBS AND GENERAL TRADOMEDICAL KNOWLEDGE IN THE SOCIETY. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

FARMAGRIC FOUNDATION FOR AGRICULTURE 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: 1. OSUNBA OLASEINDE SUNDAY. 2. EKE-METOHO FRANCIS ---CHAIRMAN 3. VALENTINE VERONICA ---SECRETARY AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO SPONSOR AND TRAIN YOUNG PEOPLE AND MARGINALIZED PERSONS ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF AGRICULTURE FOR EMPOWERMENT AND REDUCTION OF UNEMPLOYMENT . 2. TO ENGAGE IN ACTS, SPONSORSHIPS, AND CAMPAIGNS WHICH AIM TO SENSITIZE NIGERIANS ON THE BENEFITS OF AGRICULTURE AS A MEANS TO EARN STEADY INCOME THEREBY PREVENTING SOCIAL DECADENCE. 3. TO PARTNER, SUPPORT, COLLABORATE WITH OTHER EXISTING REPUTABLE GOVERNMENTAL AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS HAVING SIMILAR INTERESTS WITHIN NIGERIA AND FOR THE PURPOSES OF DIVERSIFYING THE ECONOMY. 4. TO ENTER INTO PARTNERSHIPS WITH REPUTABLE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND INDIVIDUALS VOLUNTARILY FOR THE PURPOSES OF ORGANIZING EVENTS, FUND-RAISERS, AND OTHER SOCIAL PARAPHERNALIA IN FURTHERANCE OF ITS AIM AND OBJECTIVES. 5. TO DO ALL THINGS THAT ARE LAWFUL AND INCIDENTAL TOWARDS THE ATTAINMENT OF THE OBJECTIVES OF THE FOUNDATION. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

LION HEART HEALTH CARE 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: 1. MBAH COSMAS UGOCHUKWU 2. NNADI JOY CHINECHEREM 3. MBAH JOSPHINE 4. MBAH VITUS CHINEDU AIM AND OBJECTIVE: TO ASSIST THE LESS PRIVILEGED ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

“CHRIST FARMERS EVANGELICAL CHURCH”

HER SPACE FOR TECHNOLOGY AFRICA 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 (1)FOUDER, EVANGELIST MAKINDE AKINLABI EMMANUEL DADA. - (CHAIRMAN) (2) EVANGELIST OLUWATOYIN RACHAEL MAKINDE (3)EVANGELIST ADENIRAN SOLOMON KAYODE. (4)EVANGELIST OYEDEJI IYIOLA OYETUNDE (5)EVANGELIST AMOO ONIDUNDU BIODUN FLORENCE. - (SECRETARY). AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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.

ATTI NAOMI’S FOUNDATION

SAINT PETERS UNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL AKURE 1993 COMMITEE OF FRIENDS ASSOCIATION

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO PROVIDE FREE HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO THE LESS PRIVILEGED 2. TO CARRY OUT ROUTINE HEALTH CHECK FOR THE MASSES 3. TO COMBAT DISEASES AFFECTING MOST OF THE POPULATION LIKE DIABETES, HYPERTENSION, MALARIA AND DECREASE MORTALITY. 4. TO PROVIDE BASIC NECESSITIES FOR THE DEPRIVED AND LESS PRIVILEGED

TRUSTEES: 1. JIMOH OLAMILEKAN MONSURUDEEN- CHAIRMAN 2. AKINSOLA MUKTAR AKANBI- SECRETARY 3. BELO GANIYU. O 4. BABALOLA IFADARE ADISA 5. BALOGUN ORIYOMI OLASUNKANMI 6. UMAR BASHEER FEMI 7. ABDULRAMON SAIDI OLANIYI 8. OGUNSHOLA ADEDAYO OLUWASEUN 9. JULIUS SUNDAY VIWANU

SIGNED: SECRETARY

THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. AGBEGHA OMOMOEMI EMMANUELLA 2. ERHURUN PHILOMENA EVWORO 3. AGBEGHA NOEL TAMARAUEBIME

IMO YORUBA ISENBAYE CULTURAL INITIATIVE 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.

SIGNED: SECRETARY

SIGNED:- SECRETARY

THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE ABOVE NAME HAS APPLIED FOR REGISTRATION WITH THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, UNDER ‘’PART C’ OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT, CAP C20, LAWS OF THE FEDERATION, 2004.

Classified

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. MOJISOLA BENJAMIN 2. SHODEINDE EBENEZER 3. OLUYEBA OLUSHOLA TAIWO 4. VICTOR BAMIDELE OLAJUBU AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO PROVIDE THE MEMBERS OF THE ALUMNI BODY WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR SOCIAL, PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS NETWORKING. 2. TO PROMOTE THE PROFILE OF THE SCHOOL, HOME AND ABROAD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR THE REGISTRATION OF THE ABOVE NAMED FOUNDATION AT THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, ABUJA UNDER PART C OF THE COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT, CAP C 20 LFN 2004. THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. IYERE-OKUNUBI OMONBHEN 2. OJOMO PADEBI GOODNESS AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: A. THE FOUNDATION SHALL PROMOTE FEMALE PARTICIPATION IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP, FINTECH, DIGITAL SKILLS, COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER RELATED SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE. B. THE FOUNDATION SHALL IDENTIFY FEMALES WHO HAVE THE POTENTIAL AND INTEREST IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THEIR LIVES, THEIR FAMILY AND THEIR COMMUNITY AT LARGE LEVERAGING ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DIGITAL/TECHNOLOGY TOOLS

ANY OBJECTION TO THE REGISTRATION SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO THE REGISTRARGENERAL, CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, PLOT 420, TIGRIS CRESCENT, OFF AGU IRONSI STREET, MAITAMA, PMB 198 GARKI ABUJA WITHIN 28 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS PUBLICATION. SIGNED: OLUGBENGA AKINLABI ESQ. BROADRIDGE LEGAL PRACTITIONERS & NOTARY PUBLIC NO 8 ALHAJA OLUWAKEMI STREET, OFF ODUNLAMI STREET, ANTHONY (MARYLAND) LAGOS STATE

DIASPORA YOUTHS AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE THE GENERAL PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE ABOVE NAMED INITIATIVE 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.AGBASONYE NNAMDI PETER - PRESIDENT. 2.BLESSING ILLOH - SECRETARY. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO PROMOTE YOUTHS DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SPORTS ACTIVITIES. 2. TO ENCOURAGE THE YOUTHS TO PUT ACTIVE INTERESTED IN SPORTS AS A MEANS OF GREATER HEIGHTS ATTAINMENT.

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 FROM THE DATE OF THIS PUBLICATION.

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.

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: TRUSTEES

SIGNED: AGBASONYE NNAMDI PETER. ( PRESIDENT)

Classified 20 ‘CAYA 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: 1. IBRAHIM MELISSA WANAK (CHAIRMAN) 2. IBRAHIM JANE MUSA (SECRETARY) AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: 1. TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO ORPHANS AND CHILDREN. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

LOSS OF DOCUMENT THIS IS TO INFORM THE OF THE LOSS OF ORIGINAL STATUTORY RIGHT OF OCCUPANCY OF PLOT NO. 687 DAKIBIYU DISTRICT, CADASTRAL ZONE B10 WITH FILE NO. AN 11778, MEASURING 970.98SQM. BELONGING TO MR. UGOCHUKWU ADABANYA. THE DOCUMENTS GOT MISSING WHILE ON TRANSIT WITHIN WUSE 2, ABUJA. ALL EFFORTS MADE TO TRACE THE SAID DOCUMENTS PROVED ABOVE, IF FOUND, KINDLY RETURN TO THE NEAREST POLICE STATION, AGIS OR CONTACT THE FOLLOWING NO. 08165934569.. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE. GRACES COURT RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION OF PARKVIEW, IKOYI 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. MR. FALADE ADENIYI ENIOLA - CHAIRMAN 2. MRS. FUNMILAYO BOLA BABINGTON-ASHAYE - SECRETARY 3. MS. ADESOLA YOMI-AJAYI 4. MR. GASPER DASILVA 6. MR. ROBERT OKHAREDIA AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: 1. TO PROMOTE A SECURE , DECENT, PEACEFUL AND ORDERLY ENVIRONMENT FOR THE BENEFITS OF THE RESIDENTS OF GRACE COURT, PARKVIEW IKOYI 2. TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF THE AREA AREA PARTICULARLY IN AREAS OF RECREATION, SAFETY AND SECURITY. 3. TO REPRESENT AND PROMOTE THE COMMON INTEREST OF ALL RESIDENTS LIVING IN GRACE COURT, PARKVIEW , IKOYI, LAGOS . ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

Daily Times Nigeria Wednesday, May 15, 2019

DAYLIGHT CITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

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. PROPHET OLADIPUPO KAYODE JACOB 2. AKINSOOTO SOLOMON ODUNAYO 3. IDOWU OLUWAJIMI ALABA 4. ADENIRAN SAMUEL ADEKUNLE 5. DAUDU SUNDAY 6. ENITILO OLAYINKA SAMSON AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 1. TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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.

PROMOTION OF EDUCATIONAL CULTURE INITIATIVE

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. NAMES OF TRUSTEES ARE 1. AROME PETER 2. PETER-AROME PATRICIA NNE-NNE 3. PETER-AROME CHOSEN LEMUEL AIMS AND OBJECTIVES TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AS WELL AS READING CULTURE AMONG YOUTHS IN NIGERIA. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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: BAKARE AISHAT A.

SIGNED: BARR. HELEN OKHIRIA 08060415732

ASSOCIATION OF ONLINE AND E-COMMERCE PRACTITIONERS OF NIGERIA

SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTISTS IN THE NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA

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: 1. OGBONNIA OSITA UGOCHUKWU - CHAIRMAN 2. NWANDIKOM ELEAZAR CHIJIOKE - SECRETARY 3. ORANIKA STANLEY IKECHUKWU 4. OLADOSU BABATUNDE FERANMI 5. USMAN AMINU MOHAMMED 6. OCHIGBO MUHAMMED IBRAHIM 7. IZUKANNE ONOCHIE

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. MR. OSCAR NWACHUKWU - PRESIDENT 2. DR. PRINCE ACHOAKAWA - SECRETARY 3. MR. IHEANYI MATHEW - TREASURER 4. MR. CHIDI EMEGHARA - MEMBER

AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF INNOVATIONS IN ONLINE ACTIVITIES AND E-COMMERCE

AIM AND OBJECTIVES: 1. PROMOTE ADVENTIST CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, HEALTH-CARE DELIVERY AND EVANGELISM 2. FOSTER HARMONY AND COOPERATION AMONGST MEMBERS,MEMBER CHURCHES AND THE COMMUNITY,WHILE STRIVING TO ENHANCE THEIR ADVENTIST EXPERIENCE.

ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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: BERNARD EMECHETA, ESQ.

SIGNED: SECRETARY

MEDECKO HEALTH INNOVATIONS FOUNDATION CAC/IT/NO/128579

LOSS OF DOCUMENT

THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ABOVE NAMED, HAS APPLIED TO THE CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION, FOR CHANGE OF TRUSTEES UNDER PART ‘C’ OF COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT. 1990. THE OLD TRUSTEES: 1. OKPETU EMMANUEL (RETAINED) 2. ATOJOKO MARTIN OJONIMI (RETAINED) 3. OKUDO ADAORA (RETAINED) 4. ETUK CHARLES (RETAINED) 5. ASSY ADAMS DAVID (RETAINED) 6. ABUBAKAR USMAN (RETAINED) 7. EKOP ENO ELOHO (REMOVED) THE NEWLY APPOINTED TRUSTEE: 1. LINDA CHISOM AGHACHI ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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. PRESENTED BY: ATOJOKO MARTIN OJONIMI. SECRETARY

THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE LOSS OF ORIGINAL RIGHT OF OCCUPANCY (R OF O) DOCUMENT IN RESPECT OF PLOT NO. BRD/C/23 OF ABOUT 720SQM BEARING THE NAME OF AHMED IBRAHIM DATED 8TH AUGUST 1998, LOCATED AT RINGIN DAKWA LAYOUT, BWARI AREA COUNCIL. THE SAID DOCUMENT NOW BELONGS IFITEZUER CHIGOZIE BY POWER OF ATTORNEY. ALL EFFORTS MADE TO TRACE THE DOCUMENT PROVED ABORTIVE. IF FOUND PLEASE RETURN TO THE NEAREST POLICE STATION. BWARI AREA COUNCIL, CONCERNED AUTHORITIES AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL RIGHTS AND JUSTICES IN NIGERIA

ABIAZIEM ERNEST ONYEKACHI OASIS FOUNDATION

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN CONSCIENCE INITIATIVE

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.

THIS IS TO INFORM THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ABOVE NAMED ASSOCIATION HAS APPLIED TO CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION (CAC), ABUJA FOR REGISTRATION UNDER PART C OF COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT 1990.

THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. ABIAZIEM ERNEST ONYEKACHI. CHAIRMAN. 2. ORUNWA SUNDAY ONYEMECHI. SECRETARY. 3. AKOR ANITA NKIRUKA. MEMBER. 4. DIKEOCHA EVARESTUS OBINNA. MEMBER. 5. AGGREY JUSTICE EZIKPE. MEMBER. 6. EGBELU EJIKEME GIFT. MEMBER.

THE TRUSTEES ARE. 1. MACAULAY AUGUSTUS OLAKUNLE. CHAIRMAN. 2. MAJOR MOSES U. OKONTA. SECRETARY. 3. IBEABUCHI CHUKWUEMEKA BLESSED. MEMBER. 4. ENWAM FRANK EMHON-ATA. MEMBER.

THE TRUSTEES ARE: 1. HON. ENGR. FORT IFEANYI DIKE 2. RT. HON. ISMAIL INAH HUSSAIN 3. BARR. JUSTICE IBEZIM OGUADIMMA 4. BARR. MOHAMMED USMAN TETENGI AIM AND OBJECTIVE: 1. TO CATER FOR THE WELFARE OF THE LESS PRIVILEGED IN THE SOCIETY

THE AIM AND OBJECTIVE: 1. TO ASSIST AND OFFER EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO ORPHANS AND CHILDREN OF THE VULNERABLE AND LESS PRIVILEGED PERSONS IN THE SOCIETY.

SIGNED BY HON. ENGR. FORT IFEANYI DIKE

SIGNED: KAYODE OYEDEJI ESQ SOLICITOR (0803-359-8319)

THE AIM AND OBJECTIVE 1. TO PROMOTE, TEACH, SUPPORT AND PROPAGATE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINES AND VALUES IN THE SOCIETY. ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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: KAYODE OYEDEJI ESQ SOLICITOR (0803-359-8319)

THE LIVELY STONE OF MERCY MINISTRY INT’L

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) COMFORT CHINAZA OGIE - CHAIRMAN, (2). IDAMS MICHAEL PRECIOUS - SECRETARY, (3). JAIYEOBA OLUWASEGUN DANIYAN,. (4) NBAH FRIDAY ANTHONY (5). OKAFOR OROBOSA GLORIA,. AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: TO PROPAGATE THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST ANY OBJECTION TO THIS APPLICATION 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

Daily Times Nigeria Wednesday, May 15, 2019 I, FORMERLY KNOWN D AS COMFORT IDONGESIT SAMUEL, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS COMFORT SAMUEL OFFONG. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

I, FORMERLY K N O W N D AS NWAGURU COSTLY CHIKODDINAKA, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS NWABEKE COSTLY CHIKODINAKA. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLAOLUWA IMASUEN NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLAOLUWA IMASUEN-NDUKA ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

OYINKANSOLA

I FORMERLY K N O W N AS ODUMOSU MARYAM OYINKANSOLA AMORI, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS LAWAL MARYAM OYINKANSOLA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

ADEPEJU

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ADEGBULU KEHINDE, NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS TIJANI KEHINDE ADEPEJU. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. BANKS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE

ADEOLA

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OKAFOR

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Classified

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AGBOLAHOR

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FOWODE

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ADESHINA

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GBEREMAKOR

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CHANGE OF NAME /CORRECTION DATE OF BIRTH:

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SMITH AMINAT ADUNNI NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS HAMZA AMINAT . WRONG DATE OF BIRTH IS 19TH DECEMBER, 1984 INSTEAD OF 12TH DECEMBER, 1979. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS DAVID JANET EINY NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OSANG JANET EYIN. DUE TO MARRIAGE. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 26 /5 /1985. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

GEORGE

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I FORMERLY KNOWN AS MISS ROYAL TAIGHO ONOJEDJE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS MRS ROYAL TAIGHO ADE-EMMANUEL. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

CHUKWUEMEKA

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OMOBOLANLE IFORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SALAMI MORIAM OMOBOLANLE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLATUNDE MORIAM OMOBOLANLE. DUE TO CHANGE IN MARITAL STATUS. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

FORMERLY ADEYINKA IKNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ADEKOYA ADIJAT ADEYINKA NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS SHITTA ADIJAT ADEYINKA. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 20/06/1981 NOT 20/06/1980 . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

UGBOMA

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS HYCINTH UGBOMA MICHAEL NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS HYCINTH MICHAEL UGBOMA. I WAS BORN ON 08/08/1979. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

ADDITION OF NAME

ON MY B V N MY NAME APPEARS AS OLAWALE BOLAJI NOW WISH TO ADD FATIU TO MY NAME. HENCEFORTH I WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS BOLAJI FATIU OLAWALE NOT OLAWALE BOLAJI . ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TO PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ASEKHAMEH KELLY. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ADEYEMI OLUSHOLA FAVOUR. MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 23/10/1966. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ODUSINA FEMI TIMOTHY NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS OLUWASINA FEMI TIMOTHY. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS LAWAL ABIMBOLA OLUWABUSAYO NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS LAWAL ABIMBOLA OLAWAMIWA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY K N O W N AND ADDRESSED AS RAJI ADEJOKE KALIAT NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS ONIWONLU ADEJOKE KALIAT. DUE TO MARRIAGE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID, GENERAL PUBLIC KINDLY TAKE NOTE

SOME OF MY CONFIRMATION IN DOCUMENTS OF NAME MY NAME WAS

DOMEE

WRITTEN AS OYE ADESINA OLABODE AND OYE ADESHINA BODE WHILE IN SOME OTHER DOCUMENTS IT WAS WRITTEN AS OYE BODE ADESINA. I AM THE SAME PERSON BEARING ALL NAMES. NOW I WISH TN BE KNOWN AS OYE ADESINA OLABODE. ALL DOCUMENTS BEARING THE NAMES ARE VALID. GENERAL PUBLIC TO PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

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I FORMERLY MUYIDEEN K N O W N ADDRESSED AS SALIMONU MUYIDEEN ABIDEMI. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS TITILOPE MUYIDEEN. THAT MY CORRECT DATE OF BIRTH IS 12/10/1982. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC AND AUTHORITIES CONCERNED SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

MRS. AKINGBADE

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ABIMBOLA

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OMALE

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MRS. ADEYEMO

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UMOH

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OWOFADE

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THAT SOME OF MY DOCUMENTS MY NAME WAS MISTAKENLY WRITTEN AS SALAWU OLAMIDE ESTHER INSTEAD OF SALAWU OLAMIDE ADEOLA. NOW KNOWN AS SALAWU OLAMIDE ADEOLA. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

I FORMERLY K N O W N AS OYENIYI FAIZAT OYEBANKE. NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AS OYENIYI FAIZAT OMOWUNMI. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID GENERAL PUBLIC SHOULD PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

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AFCON: Fans urge Gernot Rohr to consider home based players Football fans in Ilorin have called on Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr to consider proven home based players in his team selection for the forthcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Egypt scheduled for June. The fans told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in separate interviews on Tuesday that Rohr should consider home based players in his final 23 man squad, and not just foreign based players. One of the fans, Saheed Usman, said some home based players deserve to be selected to showcase their talent on the big stage. ”We have talented players plying their trade in the Nigerian League and they are better than some foreign based players.

”Rohr should critically look inward and select those that are ready to play for their fatherland and not select big names that warm benches in Europe,” he said. Another soccer fan, Mr Rotimi Adeoke, advised the Eagles coach to select the best legs to represent Nigeria and not base his team selection on big stars. ”There is no need to respect any player because he plays in Manchester united, Chelsea, Barcelona or Liverpool. Select the ones that are ready to play for their fatherland. ”There are some players in the Nigerian League that have the hunger and zeal to play for Nigeria. Don’t beg or force any player to play irrespective of his status,” he said. On his part, Philip Ikechukwu, said Nigeria

based players are equally talented as much as the hyped European players and deserve to be selected. ”As we see in South Africa 2013 when Nigeria won the AFCON with superb performance from home based players like Sunday Mba of Enugu Rangers, Godfrey Oboabona of Sunshine Akure and others. ”Rohr must not look down on home based players. He needs to give them chance to encourage and promote our league. You can’t write them off in order to favour foreign based players,” said Ikechukwu. Another enthusiast Femi Idowu, said Nigerians expect nothing but victory from the Super Eagles in June. We want the Gold and nothing less.

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Kryxtal Suites

120, Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2

HOTEL INFORMATION

Kryxtal Suites Wuse 2, is an exclusive boutique hotel located opposite GLOBACOM Headquarters in Abuja and a few seconds from KFC. This hotel is very well appointed and its one of the reference points in the Wuse area of Abuja for visitors and Abuja residents. It is situated at 120, Aminu Kano Crescent, Opposite Glo Office, Wuse 2, Abuja, Nigeria.

Ecowas Court (0.7 km) City Park (0.6 km) Globacom Office KFC

Terms and Conditions Check In: From 12:00 PM (ID Required) Check Out: By 12:00 PM Cancellation: Cancellation policies vary according to room type. Children: All children not older than 12 are allowed to stay for free. Interesting Places near Kryxtal Suites Wuse 2 Pets: Pets are not allowed. Cameroon Embassy (2 km) Payment: Cash, Visa and MasterCard are Afro-Asia Garden (0.4 km) accepted here.

Kryxtal Suites is a budget hotel in Wuse 2, Abuja

House 14

14 Kudang Street, Off Moronvia Street, Wuse 2, Abuja

HOTEL INFORMATION House 14 has a total of 27 uniquely well-furnished and comfortable rooms which are of different categories.

Terms and Conditions Check-In: From 1:00 PM (ID Required) Check-Out: By 12:00 PM Cancellation: Cancellation policies vary according to room type. Interesting Places To Visit Near Children: All children are allowed House 14 (Max. Age: 18). JD Leisure park (900m) Pets: Pets are not allowed with Federal High Court (1.6km) exception of service dogs. 4U Supermarket (3.6km) Payment: Cash, Visa, MasterCard, IBB Golf Club (9.1km) and AMEX accepted here.

Kryxtal Lounge, Apo Beside AP Filling Station, Near Apo Legislative Quarters Apo.

HOTEL INFORMATION Kryxtal Suites and Lounge Apo is an exclusive hotel located near the popular Apo Legislative Quarters in Abuja. The hotel is tastefully finished to create a home away from home for visitors and Abuja residents. At Kryxtal Suites Apo we have 26 exclusive room types on 2 floors to cater for our guests. Facilities Spacious suites and rooms

Uninterrupted power supply Banquet hall 24 hours internet service Numerous satellite TV channels Standby car hire service Laundry service Restaurant and bush bar, niteclub, sharwarma, barbeque and conference hall. CHECK – IN is at Anytime CHECK – OUT is from 12.00 Noon.

Kryxtal Lounge is a budget hotel in Apo, Garki District, Abuja

Treasures Suites

Plot 66, 1st Avenue by Shehu Shagari Way, Central Business District, Opp Federal High Court, Abuja

HOTEL INFORMATION

With facilities uniquely designed to cater to guests comfort at every level, Treasure Suites is located at Plot 66, 1st Avenue by Shehu Shagari Way, Central Business District, Opposite Federal High Court, Abuja, Nigeria. It boasts business related amenities such as a business centre and 2 meeting rooms.

Turf Arena (1.5 km) Durban Neighbourhood Park (0.95 km) Silverbird Cinemas (2.0 km) DHL Express (1.8 km)

Terms and Conditions Check In: From 12:00 PM (ID Required) Check Out: By 12:00 PM Cancellation: Cancellation policies vary according to room type. Children: All children are allowed to Interesting Places to Visit near stay for free. Pets: Pets are not allowed. Treasure Suites Payment: Cash, Visa and MasterCard Federal High Court (1.1 km) are accepted here. Harrow Park (1.8 km)

Barcelona Hotels, Abuja

23 Blantyre Street, off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse II HOTEL INFORMATION Barcelona Hotels, Abuja is a 4-Star hotel. It is situated in the heart of town and enjoys proximity to a number of public and private owned institutions. Barcelona Hotels, Abuja offers a number of spacious and tastefully designed rooms which come in the categories: Standard, Superior, Executive, Executive Twin, Diplomatic, Ambassadorial, Ministerial, Barcelona, Senatorial and a Presidential Suite. Each of these rooms comes with top quality facilities such as flat-screen television with a full cable subscription, sofas, luxurious bed, wireless internet connection, luggage storage and en-suite bathroom with shower facilities. Barcelona Hotels Abuja also offers guests banquet, event and conference halls; a rooftop sit-out with a breathtaking view of the environs; a restaurant that offers a wide range of tasty dishes plus continental breakfast; an adequate parking space; a 24-hour power supply; gym facilities; a swimming pool and guaranteed security.

Barcelona Hotels is a budget hotel in Wuse 2, Abuja

Kapino Suite

128 Aminu Kano Cres, Wuse, Abuja

HOTEL INFORMATION Kapino Suites is a hotel brand created with the client in mind. Our aim is to provide the most comfortable, memorable and delightful stay for our customers. Kapino Suites was established in 2014 and is located in the heart of Nigeria

O’neal Centre (1.1km) Rock of Ages Mall (2.6km)

Terms and Conditions Check In: From 3:00 PM Check Out: By 12:00 PM Cancellation: Cancellation policies vary according to room type. Children: All children are allowed to Interesting Places To Visit Near stay for free. Grand Cubana Hotel Pets: Pets are not allowed. Utako Motor Park (0.7km) Payment: Cash, Visa and MasterCard Patsy Plaza (0.35km) are accepted here.

House 14 is a budget hotel in Wuse 2, Abuja

TREASURES SUITES is a budget hotel in CBD, Abuja

Kapino Suite is a budget hotel in Wuse, Abuja

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AFCON: NFF owing Gernot Rohr since January

Just a month plus to the beginning of the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations, the Super Eagles’ Technical Adviser Gernot Rohr is not a happy man. This was revealed to newsmen by a very close source to the team who spoke on the condition of anonymity. The source further revealed that the Franco-German Coach’s contract has been severally breached by the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation who contracted Rohr. “There are certain clauses in the contract of Coach Rohr that is known to only the NFF and the Coach. Since the Coach is a very close friend he has often

complained bitterly to me that his financial benefits have not been met by the NFF. “The last time Rohr received his salary was December 2018 and the three months ahead payment was not done as it was widely publicised then. “Even as we speak right now the Coach still didn’t get his salaries from January 2019 up to date. So how do you want him to be happy going into the final lap of preparations for the 2019 AFCON in Egypt? In fact the only thing that can make him happy is for the NFF to pay his salary up to date before going to the AFCON competition. Another thing that the Coach is really complaining about is

Serena Williams withdraws from Italian Open with knee injury Serena Williams pulled out of the Italian Open on Tuesday due to a persistent knee injury which casts doubt on her participation in the French Open which begins later this month. The 37-year-old American world number 11 had been due to face sister Venus in an eagerly-awaited second

the non reimbursement of the expenses incurred in Niger Republic when he was with the Flying Eagles for the U20 Africa Cup of Nations. This money that he spent on the trip including flight ticket and hotel bills are yet to be paid after he made several attempts to get refund from the NFF. All these and other undue pressures have made the job very difficult for him. If not for the sake of some senior players in the team he could have called it quits. Bt something has to be done to make the job conducive for him to concentrate on his duties”, the impeccable source disclosed to newsmen.

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Manchester City hit back over UEFA ban reports Manchester City have hit back over reports they are facing a one-year ban from the Champions League. The Premier League champions are concerned their “good faith” in UEFA’s investigation into their financial affairs could be “misplaced” following the claims. UEFA launched a formal investigation into City in March following allegations made by German publication Der Spiegel that the club breached its Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. The claims were based on documents purportedly obtained by whistleblowers Football Leaks. City, who secured their fourth Premier League title in eight seasons against Brighton and Hove Albion on Sunday, welcomed the investigation “as an opportunity to bring to an end the speculation resulting from the illegal hacking and out of context publication of City emails”. Their March 7 statement added: “The accusation of financial irregularities are entirely false.” A report by the New York Times on Monday said members of the investigatory chamber (IC) of UEFA’s Club Financial Control Body would recommend a one-season ban from the Champions League. Chief investigator Yves Leterme will pass any recommendation on to UEFA’s adjudicatory chamber, which would have to decide whether it agreed any proposed punishment was suitable. In a statement issued on Tuesday, City maintained it was cooperating fully with UEFA’s investigation and urged a commitment to due process. “Manchester City FC is fully cooperating in good faith with the CFCB IC’s ongoing investigation,” the statement read. “In doing so the club is reliant on both the CFCB IC’s independence and commitment to due process; and on UEFA’s commitment of

March 7 that it will make no further comment on the matter while the investigation is ongoing. “The New York Times report citing ‘people familiar with the case’ is therefore extremely concerning. “The implications are that either Manchester City’s good faith in the CFCB IC is misplaced or the CFCB IC process is being misrepresented by individuals intent on damaging the club’s reputation and its commercial interests. Or both. “Manchester City’s published accounts are full and complete and a matter of legal and regulatory record. “The accusation of financial irregularities are entirely false, and comprehensive proof of this fact has been provided to the CFCB IC.” The latest online version of the New York Times article does not contain any reference to “people familiar with the case”. It is understood UEFA is unlikely to offer a public comment on either the reports or City’s statement while the investigation is ongoing. City were punished for violating FFP rules in 2014 and operated with a spending cap and a reduced squad size for the 2014-15 UEFA season. In January, former Belgian Prime Minister Leterme told Sport and Strategy magazine in his homeland that City should face a competition ban, if claims the club topped up multi-million pound sponsorship deals with Abu Dhabi companies using the personal fortune of owner Sheikh Mansour were proved to be true. “If what has been written about Manchester City is true, there might be a serious problem,” Leterme said. “This can lead to the heaviest punishment – exclusion from UEFA competitions.” FIFA, the Premier League and the Football Association (FA) are also undertaking investigations into City’s operations in relation to various aspects of the Football Leaks allegations.

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round clash in Rome. Venus has consequently received a walk-over into the third round. Serena, a 23-times Grand Slam singles champion, has struggled throughout the year and completed only two matches since the Australian Open where she reached the quarter-finals.

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