Opposition parties in Bauchi State have accused the state governor, Isa Yuguda, of truancy from his post since the inauguration of his government on May 29th, alleging that Mr Yuguda has hardly stayed in the state for a week to perform the administrative duties he was voted in for.
Spokesperson for the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) gubernatorial candidate in the last election in state, Yusuf Garba Alkaleri, said the long disappearance of the governor poses a great threat to the development of the state.
Delta State governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan was yesterday declared winner of the re-run election of January 6, 2011 by the election petition tribunal sitting in Asaba.
The petition, brought to the tribunal by the candidate of the Democratic Peoples Party (DPP), Great Ogboru was dismissed by the three-man tribunal on the ground that the petitioners were unable to prove the allegations of irregularities beyond reasonable doubt.
The January election was held after an appeals court voided the 2007 election victory of Mr Uduaghan. The state governor won the election, as well the April governorship poll to start his second tenure in office.
More facts have emerged on why Telkom South Africa failed in Nigeria’s highly competitive telecommunications market. Roy Padayachie, minister of communication, South Africa disclosed, yesterday that Telkom did not succeed in Nigeria due to its acquisition of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) operator in an industry dominated by the lower cost Global System Mobile (GSM) technology.
He further revealed that Telkom’s failed Multi-Link transaction in Nigeria has cost the firm over N157 billion (R7 billion). Padayachie was responding to a written parliamentary question by the Democratic Alliance’s Niekie van den Berg, who wanted to know the reasons for Telkom’s failed efforts to gain ground in the Nigerian telecoms market. Still on the reasons for Multilinks poor performance, the minister added that the rapid expansion of the network that had to be implemented could not be supported by the underdeveloped distribution channels, thus affecting sales revenue.
Iran on Monday kicked against reports that the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has made Nigeria its second largest oil producer with over 2.2 million barrels per day (bpd).
The OPEC’s Annual Statistical Bulletin put Nigeria ahead of Iran, but Iranian OPEC Governor Mohammad Khatibi insisted that Iran retains its position as the second largest OPEC producer.
Petroleum Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke could not be reached on the telephone for comment but a source in the ministry “is already aware of this development.”
Sources close to the National Assembly leadership said unlike the tenure elongation move by the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, National Assembly leadership including a host of members, while admitting that no concrete bill has been submitted to the legislature , were opposed to the incumbent office holders benefiting from any such amendment.
The proposal which is reportedly coming from the presidency aims to curb the tension normally associated with the second term bid by incumbent governors and Presidents. President Jonathan, according to informed sources, may have decided to address the issue by a quick amendment of the constitution.
No bill yet
The bill is, however, yet to be submitted to the National Assembly. Findings in Abuja indicated that the Presidency was advised by the leadership of the National Assembly to hold on to the bill for now on the ground that it was too early in the day to initiate the process of constitution amendment.
The Presidency in its first reaction on the issue, through the Presidential Spokesman, Dr Reuben Abati, however, described the reports as mere speculation.
“I don’t react to speculation,” Abati told State House correspondents at the weekend.
With the contents of the proposed bill still murky, it is, however, unknown if the expected proposal from the Presidency would allow the incumbent President and other first term governors to benefit from the bill. However, a senior official of the National Assembly who has been sounded out by the presidency on the issue was adamant yesterday, insisting that there would be no way that the President or incumbent governors would be allowed to benefit from the proposal.
“Yes, we have been sounded out but the bill is yet to come to us,” a prominent Senator told Vanguard. But asked if the proposal would favour the incumbent president and governors, he said:
“There is no way we will amend the constitution to allow such. What the President desires is for a single term that would remove the usual tension associated with second term, bids” the senior official said.
His assertion nonetheless, the proposal is receiving mixed reactions in the National Assembly with senators and House members divided over the desirability of the proposal.
A normally reliable source close to Senate President David Mark revealed that the Senate was aware of the speculations but would not ascribe any seriousness to it yet.
According to the source, the plan would have to be reduced first to a legislative bill before it could draw any official decision in the Senate.
“This thing has to first come through a bill and once it comes, of course we will consider it on it’s merit,” the associate said yesterday.
Senate ‘ll set up committee
“The Senate would set up a committee to review it along with other constitutional amendment proposals and if it sails through, then we will pass it. If it does not sail through, we will throw it out”.
While a number of the House members were supportive of the proposal, nearly all in support did so on the condition that present office holders should not benefit from the amendment.
Among those flaying the proposal are Rep. Friday Itulah, PDP, Edo and Gideon Lucas, PDP Kaduna.
Some reps in support of proposal
Those supportive of the proposal include Rep Abubakar Momoh, ACN Edo; Akpan Micah Umoh, PDP Akwa Ibom; Tajudeen Yusuf, PDP Kwara; Rep Zakari Mohammed, PDP, Kwara and Rep Toby Ikechukwu, PDP Enugu.
“I am not in support because in doing that, what would be the motivation for the incumbent to perform in office? In any office one is occupying, there has to be a motivation to perform. You will know that if you perform well, you would be voted back; but if you do not perform well, you would be voted out.
If you allow the single tenure of six years, whether one performs or not, he would go. Some people would just carry on knowing that whether they perform well or not, they will go after the first term,” Itulah told Vanguard.
“In our circumstance, knowing how powerful the governors can be, they may decide to impose any candidate, knowing that they do not need to come and ask people for vote. I am not in support of it. The present arrangement where we have a two term of four years is better for our country”, he said.
In his reaction, Lucas spoke in the same vein.
“The four year term of two tenures is better because it gives room for the people in office to strive to work hard so that they can be re-elected. That is what is obtainable even in the United States of America where you see people striving to make a difference in the first tenure, because they know that if they don’t perform, they will be voted out. But if you say somebody should stay for only a term after which he leaves the office, some people might just behave any how knowing that whether they perform or not, they will go. I do not think we are matured for it. It will not augur well for us. Not now”, he said.
A member from Katsina who refused to be quoted,accused the president of flying a kite in his bid to perpetuate himself in office.
This is a game plan by the president for another tenure elongation. We are watching and I can assure you that if and when the proposal is finally brought before the National Assembly, we will defeat it as the third term of former president Olusegun Obasanjo was defeated. This cannot see the light of the day in the present National Assembly”,he said.
However, expressing conditional support, Momoh said :
“The six year single tenure is okay for governors and president if it takes effect after the current occupants of the office.”
Umoh representing Ikot Abasi/Mkpat/Enin/Eastern Obolo Federal constituency also gave support to the proposal but on the condition that it did “not lead to an elongation of office by the present office holders.”
Tajudeen Yusuf, representing Kabba/Bunu/Ijumu Federal Constituency said: “More importantly, the tenure will help stabilize the polity because this second term of a thing makes the governors to compromise a lot of things because they want to return to Government House.”
“I think we should maximize this opportunity as it would go a long way to address our own peculiarities. We cannot model everything after the US.”
Rep Zakari Mohammed, representing Barauten/Kaiama Federal Constituency in Kwara State said “provided there is a caveat that anybody running a four-year term now should not be part of it or it would be retroactive.”
It will reduce desperation
“If adopted, it would reduce desperation, help to nurse some projects to fruition and legislators would protect good policies of past governments as there is definitely going to be continuity.”
He explained further that “it is my prayer that it would not lead to dictatorship because there is always a second need like we have governors that are now senators. If they mismanage their tenure, they may still need same people later.”
Rep Toby Ikechukwu, representing Aninri/Agwu/Oji-Uzo Constituency in Enugu said the proposal “is a good one as it would make administrators to be more focused but at the same time, it could make bad administrators easily get away with their misdeeds as there is no second chance.”
“Well, when the time comes, we will fashion out ways and means as to how to checkmate poor governance and put the necessary clauses that would benefit all Nigerians so that no president or governor can take us for a ride and go scot free.”
Speaking on the issue, Lanre Odubote stated that even though a six year tenure would reduce tension in the polity, President Jonathan should not think of benefiting from such an amendment to the constitution.
“He cannot change the rules of the game in the middle of the game”, he said.
Bankole, who made this plea on a day he sought an order to disqualify the EFCC lawyer, Mr. Festus Keyamo, from handling his trial, further prayed presiding Justice Suleiman Belgore to go ahead and quash the entire 17-count criminal charge against him for want of evidence.
Amnesty International yesterday accused security agencies of killing 23 people after last Saturday’s bombing by the Boko Haram sect in Maiduguri, the beleaguered Borno State capital.
The rights group asked President Goodluck Jonathan to stop unlawful killings in the state.
The bomb, allegedly planted by the Islamist group, went off in the Budum market in central Maiduguri. Three soldiers were injured.
But the AI, in a statement by its Deputy Director for Africa, Tawanda Hondora, claimed that security forces, in retaliation, killed 23 people. The military denied it all.
The AI statement said: “The Nigerian authorities must immediately put a stop to unlawful killings by security forces. At least, 23 people were killed by police following a bomb blast on Saturday in the north-eastern city of Maiduguri.
“According to reports received by Amnesty International, the Nigerian Joint Military Task Force (JTF) responded by shooting and killing a number of people, apparently at random, before burning down the market.
“One human rights defender told Amnesty International ‘soldiers went on the rampage. They shot several people and burned all their shops and properties and burned their cars.’
“President Goodluck Jonathan must get a grip on the Nigerian armed forces and immediately prevent them from carrying out further human rights violations and unlawful killings
“The government must now investigate these heinous crimes and put on trial those found to be responsible for the killings. Allowing troops to go on the rampage will not bring to justice those who carry out these terrible bomb attacks on civilians.
“While staying within the law, the government must step up efforts to bring to justice members of Boko Haram who wreak untold suffering on people in the middle belt.
“One wing of Boko Haram has reportedly disowned the bomb blast, saying it may have been carried out by a splinter group.”
Amnesty International also pleaded with the Federal Government to check the activities of the Joint Task Force (JTF) in Borno State.
The statement added: “The JTF was set up by the federal government in June 2011 to restore order in Borno State.
“In recent months, Amnesty International has received numerous reports that security forces in Borno State have resorted to unlawful killings, dragnet arrests, arbitrary and unlawful detentions, extortion and intimidation.
“Following a bombing in Maiduguri two weeks ago, members of the JTF reportedly threatened to shoot residents if they failed to report planned attacks.
“House to house searches, brutalisation, unlawful arrests, killings and disappearances have been the operating practice in Maiduguri for some months now.
“Unless steps are taken to ensure security forces operate within the law and respect human rights at all times, the next time Boko Haram attacks or kills a soldier, we are likely to see the same thing happen again.
“Thousands of people living in Maiduguri have already left the city; and many more continue to do so.
“The JTF has also been accused of raping women during their operations in recent months.
“Allegations of rape of women by members of the JTF have to be investigated and perpetrators brought to justice.
“Survivors of rape and sexual violence must be provided with appropriate support and aftercare.”
The controversy over the appointment of Olusegun Aganga for a fresh ministerial term escalated Tuesday with the House of Representatives urging President Goodluck Jonathan to abide by the law that backs a minister per state and a court being asked to declare Mr Aganga’s nomination on the slot of Lagos State illegal.
Mr Aganga, the immediate past Finance Minister, was re-nominated as a representative of Lagos State by Mr Jonathan for an unnamed portfolio, and is expected to be approved today by the Senate.
Following constitutional provisions that entitles each state to a ministerial slot, the decision has rekindled debates about Mr Aganga’s Lagos State claim - a controversy that first erupted during his first term in 2010, with officials and lawmakers from the state pressing for a replacement.
They allege Mr Aganga hails from Edo State, an argument not yet countered by the former minister.
A federal high court in Abuja has been asked to declare Mr Aganga’s nomination illegal. Funsho Ibrahim, Rahman Pedro and Tajudeen, all indigenes of Lagos State, challenged the decision on Monday in Abuja, according to court documents.
Ruling on a constitutional order raised by Femi Gbajabiamila (Action Congress ‑Lagos), the House of Representatives rebuffed opposition to its rule, and urged Mr Jonathan to stick to the dictates of the 1999 Constitution backing each of the 36 states to be given a ministerial slot.
“We are urging the President to look into the section (147) of the Constitution as raised by Gbajabiamila, and act in accordance with the constitution,” the Speaker of the House, Aminu Tambuwal said.
The resolution came as the House scored a major win earlier in the day, literally compelling the president to notify the lower chamber of his appointment of 20 new Special Advisers as required by law, reversing last week’s omission that was questioned by the lawmakers.
Mr Gbajabiamila argued that the nomination of Mr Aganga breached the constitution and“amounted to short-changing the people of Lagos State.”
He, however, said the president’s action may have been an oversight, and urged the House to cause President Jonathan to urgently reverse the nomination in accordance with the law.
“This is the only place where the issue of indigeneship was referred to in clear terms in the constitution. Even though the President has the power to appoint the minister, his powers are limited by these provisions and Lagos State has been short-changed by appointing somebody whose indigeneship is not Lagos. There is no denial that he is from Edo State,” Mr Gbajabiamila said.
Approving the notice to Mr Jonathan, Mr Tambuwal said while the president had powers to appoint ministers, he needed to be aware of the provision of the Constitution as it relates to the matter.
Ondo State Governor Olusegun Mimiko yesterday said regional integration devoid of politics would accelerate economic development in the Southwest.
The governor spoke in Akure, the state capital, when representatives of Obas-in-Council from Lagos State visited him.
He said: “I believe that our integration should be based on ideas. We are a people with the same basic language; we are a people that are culturally harmonious.
“A typical Oyo man; Ondo man; Ekiti man; Lagos man, in terms of their views and aspirations, they are the same.
“This is what we want to leverage upon. Politicians come, politicians go. A few years ago, nobody heard about the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), there was no contraption known as Labour Party (LP), but ideology is in the minds of human beings, not in the name of parties.
“Whatever we do, we must always think of the greater interest of our people. Politics, parties are only a vehicle and that vehicle could change anytime. The basic ingredient is our people that will remain.
“If we have economic integration in the Southwest and leverage on the advantage of our geography and our size, ultimately it will be for the growth of our economy, not only in Yoruba states, but Nigeria.
“I can say without any equivocation that in the spectrum of political divide in Nigeria, from the history, pedigree and antecedents of the governments that we have in the Southwest today, one can safely say that we are all progressive governments in the Southwest.”
The Secretary of the Council of Obas and Chiefs and the Aladeshoyin of Odo-Noforija, Oba Babatunde Ogunlaja and the Elegushi of Ikateland, Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi commended Mimiko for his development drive.
Others present include the Chairman of Eti-Osa Local Government, Chief Olanrewaju Elegushi, the Deji of Akure, Oba Adebiyi Adesida and the Osemawe of Ondo, Oba Victor Kiladejo.
Tragedy struck at Mogaji St. in Idumota area of Lagos Island on Tuesday night when a four-storey building collapsed, killing six people.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the six bodies were removed from the rubbles on Wednesday afternoon by officials of the National and Lagos State Emergency Management Agencies.
At least, 30 people were rescued alive from the building by the officials.
NAN learnt that the building which went down at about 11. 30 p.m. was inhabited by three families, who lived on second, third and fourth floors while the ground floor was used as stores.
A witness, Kamorudeen Olaseni told NAN that he heard a bang in the form of an explosion as the building gave way.
``I heard a very loud bang like an explosion and immediately I ran out to ascertain what was happening. I saw a thick cloud of dust and I ran inside again,” he said.
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The Muslim Lawyers Association of Nigeria (MULAN) has thrown its weight behind the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, for sustaining the dream behind the establishment of Islamic banking in Nigeria.
The group dismissed insinuations that the motive of the CBN governor was aimed at promoting the northern agenda and bringing back the northern elite into the mainstream of banking, following the collapse of northern banks in the wake of the consolidation exercise.
They decried the attempt to kill the idea of non-interest banking in the country, describing allegations against the CBN governor as baseless and totally uncalled for.
According to the muslim lawyers, Islamic banking will not amount to ‘Islamising’ the country, but will be beneficial to all Nigerians in the long run.
A statement signed by its national president, Tajudeen Olaseni Oladoja, and made available to BusinessDay in Kaduna, encouraged Nigerians irrespective of faiths to invest their money in the up-and-coming banks and to become partners in order to share profits and risks in the business.
Mr Mohammed Adoke, the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, had called for the merger of the two agencies for optimum performance.
Those interviewed by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Jos on Wednesday on the matter said each of the institutions was established for specific purposes and as such it was not necessary to merge them.
Mr. Absalom Boniface, a self-employed person, said that the merging of the agencies would not enhance the campaign against corruption.
“Corruption is so sophisticated in our country today. The EFCC and ICPC must remain distinct if a headway in this crusade is to be made,'' Boniface said.
He said there was the possibility of the officers working at cross purposes if the agencies were merged.
KANO, Nigeria — Gunmen suspected of being members of an Islamist sect raided a police station overnight in the northern Nigerian state of Bauchi, stealing weapons, police said Wednesday.
Police did not state how many weapons were seized from the station in the town of Toro, 100 kilometres (60 miles) from the state capital Bauchi.
"Weapons were taken during the attack. We are working on an inventory so we don't have details," state police spokesman Mohammed Barau told AFP.
Barau said police suspected the attackers were members of Boko Haram.
He said no one was killed or injured in the raid.
Toro residents said the gunmen, who outnumbered the policemen on duty, opened fire at the station and emptied it of its weapons.
"When they realised they were outnumbered by the attackers who had superior fire power the policemen on duty abandoned the police station and scampered to safety while the attackers, shouting 'Allahu Akbar' went into the police station and emptied the armoury," Yahaya Husseini said.
Another resident Shehu Abdullahi, who was also at the police station soon after the attackers left, said: "All the weapons in the police station were taken away by the attackers and the only two left were the ones carried by the two policemen on duty".
The attack came hours after Bauchi police raided a Boko Haram hideout in an area of the city where it arrested and injured some of the suspected members in a shootout, Barau said.
Bauchi state governor Isa Yuguda a week ago apologized to Boko Haram for his role in any rights abuse the sect members suffered during a military crackdown on the group's armed uprising in 2009.
Boko Haram is based in northeastern Borno state but has also been active in Bauchi state.
It staged a prison raid in September last year, freeing more than 700 inmates, and recently said it was behind bomb attacks on an open air beer garden at a military barracks on May 29 when President Goodluck Jonathan was sworn in.
A bomb thrown at a military patrol vehicle along Abbaganaram road by suspected members of Jamaatyul Ahlis Sunnah lid Daawa wal Jahad popularly known as Boko Haram at about 7:00am on Wednesday has injured soldiers.
Confirming the incidence to journalists on phone, the Commander of the Joint Task Force, Major General Jack Okechukwu Nwoagbo said the three soldiers were injured in the bomb blast with no deaths recorded. He adding that there was no civilian casualty as the bomb was targeted at the patrol vehicle.
Nwoagbo said that the bombers came on a motorcycle, threw the bomb at the patrol vehicle and fled through Budum road, adding that his men have cordoned the area with a view to fishing out the fleeing bombers.
He said they have succeeded in arresting one of the suspects who assisting them greatly in their operations.
Speaking , the chairman of the union Mallam Haruna Ishyaku Dan Sulyman warned that the bridges which collapsed three years ago but were temporarily repaired by NURTW were time bombs ticking for the users of the roads.
Expressing concern over the government’s neglect of the bridges over the years, Dan Sulayman explained that the bridges collapsed three years ago with no alternative routes or efforts at reconstruction by the Federal and State governments, adding.
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