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OBJ, Buhari, Amaechi, Absent at Council of State meeting

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo and former Head of State General Muhammadu Buhari were today obviously absent at the Council of State meeting convened by President Goodluck Jonathan at the Presidential Villa.

The Council of State meeting which is chaired by the President is supposed to be attended by all past Presidents and Heads of States, past Chief Justices of the Federation, the 36 states incumbent governors as well as the leadership of the National Assembly.

Obasanjo and President Jonathan may not be in the best of terms as both not too long ago exchanged strong worded open letters.

The meeting which is ongoing at the council chambers of the Presidential Villa , kicked off at 10.45am.

Governors absent at the meeting include:  Rotimi Amaechi (Rivers), Adams Oshiomole (Edo), Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso (Kano) and Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo).

Those present at the meeting: include former Head of States Yakubu Gowon, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, Abdulsalam Abubakar and former Head of the National Interim Government Earnest Shonekan,
Senate President David Mark, Speaker House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal.

Governors present at the meeting are those of Osun, and Kaduna, Lagos, Ebonyi, Enugu, Cross River, Imo, Sokoto, Gombe, Cross River, Niger, Jigawa, Ekiti, Kaduna, Taraba, Jigawa, Ogun, Niger, Akwa Ibom, Ondo, Nasarawa, Kano deputy governor, Deputy governor of Borno, among others.

Meanwhile a mild drama occurred shortly before the commencement of the meeting.

The Adamawa state governor was throwing banters at some of his colleagues asking them not to poison him.

Nyako speaking to his Abia state colleague said "I am telling, don't poison me here. I am not comfortable with you here. I anything happens to me here, walahi, my people will take you to court".

Orji replies "For how many years have we been sitting together? Is it this zero hour that I would poison you?"

Nyako relies "Who knows?"

 Nyako turns to Elechi "I am just warning himnot to poison me. Is there any law that says we should sit down together?"

Kano State Assembly Speaker Resigns, Cites Political Reasons

The Speaker of Kano State House of Assembly, Alhaji Gambo Sallau, on Tuesday announced his resignation from the position.

This is coming barely 24 hours after 26 out of the 31 legislators defected from the PDP to APC.

Sallau said in a broadcast on Freedom Radio, Kano, that his
decision to resign as speaker, was based on political reasons.

``I, Gambo Sallau, the Speaker of the Kano State House of Assembly, hereby announce my resignation as the speaker.

``Now that the PDP has become an opposition party, I will not continue to be the Speaker of the House'', he said.

He commended members of the house, the state government and the public for the support they had given him in the last two years.

Court Reserves Judgment Against FRSC Over Issuance Of New Number Plates

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has reserved judgment in a suit against the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) over the issuance of new number plates.

This was after counsel to the parties, adopted their written submissions.

Justice James Tsoho said that the date for judgment will be communicated to parties by hearing notices.

The plaintiff, one Ofoegbu Emma had in the suit on September 30, 2013, prayed the court to declare  that the threat by the respondents to impound vehicles of motorists, who failed to acquire the new number plates, is invalid and unconstitutional.

He argued that the old number plates were issued under the provisions of the National Road Traffic Regulations, NRTR, 2004, adding that the NRTR 2004, is a subsidiary legislation made under the FRSC Act, Laws of the Federation as revised in 2004.

According to him, the NRTR 2012, in Regulations 230 (2), provides that the revocation of the 2004 Regulations, shall not affect anything done, or purported to be done pursuant to that Regulation.

Ofoegbu said there is no law made in accordance with the 1999 Constitution as amended, which prohibits the use of the old number plates, or declares its use as an offence, adding that the threat by the respondent to impound vehicles and arrest motorists who failed to comply with the October 1 deadline, was a gross violation of the provisions of 36 (12) of the constitution, which guarantees the rights of individuals.

He wants the court to declare  as unlawful, the threat by the respondent, to arrest motorists using the old number plates because there is no law validly made in accordance with the constitution, prohibiting its use.

Amosun Declares War On Journalists

The Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, on Monday in the state capital Abeokuta declared 'war' on journalists in the state.

The Journalists had waited for over an hour at the Gateway Hall venue of the meeting between the governor, National Assembly members and other stakeholders in the All Progressives Congress were stunned when Amosun told the newsmen that he had drawn the battle line with them over the series of "fabricated stories" they had been writing about his role in the APC crisis.

The meeting was called to discuss the modalities for the registration of APC members in the state.

Governor Amosun, who emerged from the meeting looking rather unhappy, vented his anger on the journalists when they asked for his comments on the event.

Speaking angrily in Yoruba, Amosun also dared the journalists to publish all he was saying to them.

The governor then walked out on the journalists, declining to answer their previous question about what transpired at the meeting with the APC National Assembly members and other stakeholders.

He declared that the journalists in the state were not his friends.

The governor stressed that he had only decided not to move against the journalists because it was not the first time they had written fabricated stories about him.

Amosun said in Yoruba, "Nka ti eri ohun ko ni e nko. Ohun to sele ni yen. Eyin na mo pe gbogbo nkan ti e nko yen, agbelero ni. E ki i se ore mi o! Write it o, that I said you are doing 'agbelero'.

"E ti ko o; emi o kan soro mo ni o. Gbogbo agbelero ti e nko; se b'o ti sele simi ri, mo kan nwo yin ni; e maa lo ko lo! Mo ri pe enko loo, esi ma ko lo!" which can be translated to mean (You journalists have been writing fabricated stories. You only write what you don't see.
You all know that you have been fabricating stories. You are not my friends, go and write it that I said you have been fabricating stories.

I just decided not to take any action. All the fabricated stories, it has happened to me, I'm only looking at you. Go on and keep fabricating stories. I can see you keep fabricating the stories, keep

Dollar-bribe demanding Policeman nabbed

The Police High Command in Abuja,  yesterday, said it has identified the policeman who was caught in a hidden camera allegedly demanding for  dollar bribe.

The Force Public Relations Officer, CSP Frank Mba, who made this known to source in a statement, said the policeman had been arrested and is currently in custody.
 
He added that the suspect, who is now in police custody, is undergoing Orderly Room Trial and if found guilty, will face appropriate disciplinary action.

Police IG, MD Abubakar

According to him, "the IGP has commended the unknown whistleblower in this case for his painstaking efforts in exposing what would have been a hidden crime. He equally enjoins other members of the public to emulate this noble and patriotic action which will certainly go a long way in checkmating crime in our society."

Meantime, the policeman was seen in a 45-second video, demanding dollars after apprehending a Nigerian-American and two other Nigerians at a bank in Egbeda Lagos, charging the victims for wearing a navy-like cargo pant.

The video also showed where the policeman insisted  the three men must pay him in dollars or be taken to the police station.

At some point, he even offered to show the men where they can change their  naira to dollars since the men said they had no dollars on them.

Finally Atiku Defects to APC

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on Sunday defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

This is contained in a statement issued by the former vice president in Abuja.

According to the statement, his defection is coming after due consultations with his supporters and political stakeholders.

The statement quoted the former vice president as saying that the PDP cannot be redeemed and the APC is a party that is ready for change.

The statement quoted Atiku, ``In 2006, as a result of my firm stand in defence of our constitution and our democracy, my supporters and I were pushed out of the PDP.

``A party that we worked tirelessly with other compatriots to build as a vehicle to restore democracy to our country.

``We later returned to that party in 2009 when a new leadership of the party and the country promised a new direction.

``A direction of inclusiveness, internal democracy, end to impunity, adherence to the rule of law and respect for the dignity of members and Nigerians.

``Sadly, however, those promises have not been kept.  In addition, the PDP continues to be beset with many crises, mostly leadership-induced.

``It has since lost touch with Nigerians and efforts made by many well-meaning members and stakeholders to bring it back to the vision of the founders have been rebuffed."

It stated that Atiku said he joined some other leaders of the PDP to stage a walk-out at the party's last convention to demonstrate the seriousness of the matter.

The grievances that were table before the leadership of the party, Atiku said in the statement, were yet to be addressed.
``As I speak, most of the issues that led to that walk-out are yet to be addressed.

``Many founding members of the PDP, I included, continue to be marginalised and excluded from the affairs of the party.

``For instance, as a former vice president, I am by virtue of the PDP constitution, a member of the party's Board of Trustees and its National Executive Committee.

``However, I am not invited to the meetings of those organs nor consulted on their decisions.

``This was because I dared to exercise my right to contest in the party's primary election for a chance to be its flag-bearer in the 2011 elections.

``We have, therefore, concluded that the PDP cannot be redeemed.  

``It is against this background that we should understand the visit by the leaders of the APC and their invitation to me to join hands with them to save the country.

``Consequently, I have been consulting my supporters and associates, my family and friends for the past few weeks.

``My decision may not satisfy some of my friends and associates, but, I have to put the interest of our country first.

``Following this extensive consultative process I have, therefore, decided to cast my lot with the APC, a party of change committed to the improvement of the lives of our people.

``My resignation letter as a member of the PDP will be delivered to the party tomorrow.

``I encourage my political associates and friends to register and join the APC once the registration exercise commences, so that together we can change this country for the better.

``That is what I have decided to do. I will do all within my God-given powers to help the APC win elections all over Nigeria.

``I will also join hands with other true progressives to bring true change to our country and its long-suffering people," the statement quoted the former vice president, as saying.

Police Apprehends Four Suspects For Car Theft

The police in Delta state has apprehended four robbery suspects believed to be specialists in car snatching and refurbishing.

The suspects, according to the police are indigenes of Onitsha in Anambra state, but chose to be carrying out the activities in Asaba, the Delta state capital.

Parading the suspects, the Commissioner of Police, Ikechukwu Adada, said the men after refurbishing stolen cars, resell to unsuspecting members of the public.

The suspects however denied knowledge of the car activities which they have been apprehended for.

The Police Commissioner said that one of the vehicles was stolen from a woman in Enugu and was traced down to Asaba based on information, stating that "information is power" he added.

He therefore advised Nigerians to be involved with "intelligence networking", "as far as we are concerned in Delta state, we have declared war on crime and criminality". He emphasized that adequate information should be given to the police to help in further investigating crime.

Amaechi Sack Jonathan's Man, Secondus

Rivers State Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi has approved the sack of the national deputy chairman of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and key loyalist of President Goodluck Jonathan, Prince Uche Secondus as the chairman, board of directors of the Port Harcourt Flour Mills Limited.

Amaechi also approved the sack of the pioneer state woman leader of the PDP Madam Jane Nna Chinwa, as a member and representative of the State government in the board.

In a statement issued in Port Harcourt, the commissioner for Commerce and Industry Chuma Chinye said the governor approved the appointment of the former commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Hon. Marcus Nle Eji and Mr Francis Elechi, as the new chairman and member respectively of the board.

The statement directed the ministries of Finance, Commerce, and Industry to ensure that necessary steps were taken without delay to formalise the changes.

Fire Outbreak At St Nicholas Specialist Hospital, Lagos

A fire outbreak is on now at Saint Nicholas Specialist Hospital, Lagos lsland.

An official  from the Lagos State Fire Service disclosed to source

He said,  fire trucks from Sari lganmu are on ground battling with the outbreak.

Details later.

NSC warns federations over competitions

The Director of Sports Federation and Elite Athletes Department (FEAD) of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Dr. Bolaji Ojo-Oba has warned sports federations to desist from entering for international competitions without the approval of the NSC.

He stated that the NSC's endorsement  was  required for Sports Federations to enroll for international competitions, describing the action of some federations that enter for such competitions without the knowledge and endorsements of the Commission as ''wrong and a breach of established sporting procedure."

Dr. Ojo-Oba said the Commission frowns at this attitude and would henceforth consider sanctions for erring federations.
Dr. Ojo-Oba spoke in the light of the controversy that has trailed the camping of Nigeria's volleyball team, which is preparing for an international competition. "The Commission is unaware that that they were going for any competition. As at today, we do not have any written request for funds from them.

"These include available funding, sports development goals, rating of the team and others," he said.

"Federations should not just wake up and say they are participating in international competitions. When they enter for such competitions, it is under the banner of Nigeria and so the Commission, which is the premier sports agency in the country, should be fully aware to give  approval. This is essential for proper planning."

Police nab 22-yr-old for cloning Egba monarch’s facebook

A middle-aged man, Gani Akinmade, has been arrested by operatives of the Special Fraud Unit, Milverton, Ikoyi, Lagos, for allegedly   cloning the identity of the  Alake of Egbaland on facebook, with an attempt to defraud unsuspecting members of the public.

The Commissioner of Police SFU, Tunde Ogunsakin, in a statement said the unit received a complaint on  July 22, 2013, where it was alleged that between May 3 and 22, 2013, a frausdster with phone number 08096897566 opened a facebook account with the name of HRM Oba Micheal Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo, the Alake of Egbaland and attempted to swindle one Olubukola Awofeso, a UK resident whom he met on social network facebook, of  N300,000.00.

The suspect was also said to have attempted to lure the victim to partner in a business of supplying 300 transformers valued at more than N1 billion.

The said Gani Akinmade is 22-year-old and a native of Odeda Local Government Area of Ogun State.  A drop-out of Tai Solarin College of Education, Ijebu-Ode.

He confessed to the crime but stated that he conspired with one Seyi Lewis and Ifeanyi to perpetrate the fraud.