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In this interview with Lanre Odukoya
and Adedayo Adejobi, Senator Iyiola
Omisore, former deputy governor of
Osun State and gubernatorial
aspirant on the platform of PDP,
speaks on several issues including
the Bola Ige murder, defection of
PDP stalwarts to APC, and his
ambition to govern Osun State
Few weeks ago marked the 12th
anniversary of Bola Ige murder. Up till
now, there are no clues as to who killed
Bola Ige, although you were fingered
initially. Looking back, would you say that
so much have changed in the areas of due
process, law and justice under this
democratic dispensation?
The issue is that, you know, in
prosecution, if there is any death, they
should allow the police to do their job. But
when you now turn a particular legal issue
to a political issue, you have beclouded
the outcome of the investigation. Those
people who master-minded that thing
must have been those who roped us in so
that the real culprits could escape. The
police weren’t allowed to do their work,
instead they were overshadowed by
political sentiments, and blocking
Nigerians from seeing the truth, covering
up all these tracks and making it seem as
if there was no security in this country.
We know the government tainted the
investigations, because when the guy
from Scotland yard was leaving, he gave
us his card and said if anything happens,
we should call him as he noticed the
Nigerian police were trying to influence
him to lie against us. So, these amongst
many others were the problems we
encountered during the trial. But the
moment politics was taken into it, people
were now overthrown by sentiments. You
becloud the investigation process and you
damage the evidence.
When Chief Bola Ige died, Tempo
magazine through its reporter, Idowu
Akinrosoye, released an issue (edition), for
someone who had spoken about Bola Ige,
when we got and played the midget, it
was different from what happened. We
realised that, the publication came after
Chief Bola Ige’s death just to confuse the
public. Their confusion of the process led
to the death of Tempo magazine as the
publication could not stand up to the
challenge of their reporter. So, in
retrospect, very little has changed in the
areas of due process, law and justice
under the democratic dispensation. It is
however a very sad thing.
Being a man whose name was mentioned
in the Ige murder case, how did you
handle the dramatic incidents that
followed?
I am a firm believer in the Almighty God.
With my background, I am aware that
there are ups and down in life. One of my
critical times was when Late Chief Bola Ige
died and we were roped into Chief Bola
Ige’s death deliberately. And at the
opening speech of my defence, I said that
I saw politics as a way of changing lives. I
never knew that people could become this
desperate, because that really exposed
me to the dirtiness of politics. In the
course of our trial, we had two police
reports, two different reports where the
Police head said that Omisore did not
have any link with Bola Ige’s death. The
government then said we should be
charged for murder and put behind the
bars. So, that alone demoralised me. But
the judge said that we were discharged
and acquitted, that we had no business in
court at all. There was no police report
they wrote that linked us with that incident
at all. But because they were the
government, they just used their pen to
put us behind bars and had us appear in
court, so as to achieve victory in elections,
which they lost woefully. And after the
elections, the governor now called the
people that look, go and leave these boys
alone.
Because I believe in God, I knew we were
going to overcome because truth will
always find its way out. I can say
unequivocally that I had no hand in Bola
Ige’s death.
Since 2005 when you almost had a face-
off in Lagos with Festus Keyamo, who
played a critical role in the Ige trial, has
anything changed between both of you?
Festus Keyamo has to apologise to
Nigerians for confusing everybody. You
need to see the drama between Festus
and Lucky, his younger brother in court.
They schemed the whole thing. How they
came about the frame-up, wore cassock
for Fryo and gave him hymn book, telling
him to call it Bible. Lucky and his brother
almost fought in court. Nigerians need to
get a copy of the judgment to see what
happened. Festus Keyamo cannot look me
in the face because he’s shameless, a
noise maker, and a careless human being.
And God almighty will punish whoever
deceived the public. You know God is the
God of vengeance, so I will give all
vengeance to him to take. It is only
natural to get angry over such a nasty
court arrangement, but God will take
vengeance at the appropriate time.
Away from the Bola Ige murder, following
the defection of some of your party
stalwarts, including five governors to the
opposition party, there seems to be fears
in PDP over their defection. Does this
portend a threat to Osun State PDP?
There is no problem with Osun People’s
Democratic Party (PDP) as the rancor
starts and ends in Abuja. Osun PDP is the
most peaceful PDP state in this country.
Even our former Governor, Oyinlola, who
upon media blitz, was presumed to have
defected to the opposition party, recanted
that he was mis-quoted. We are one
family, united, focused and ready to take
over the reins of power by 2014.The
government of the day is not doing well.
Education has gone comatose, health has
somersaulted, commerce is down the
drain, agriculture is dead, no water and
good roads. No health centres or hospitals
have been added to the ones before. The
quality of success rates in NECO and JAMB
exams results from Osun State has
dropped drastically. In 2009 we came fifth
in NECO, UTME fourth, and last year we
came 36th and 37th respectively.
Education in Osun State is crumbling.
People are wailing and asking questions as
to whether these are evidences of good
governance.
Besides, what is the meaning of APC? It’s
a party of angry politicians, a party of
desperate politicians, who want to grab
power at all cost, by all means, anyway
and manner. So the people have seen
through the veil.
Initially, when (Justice Ayo) Salami brought
them, they (people) were being deceived.
But now we have seen that these people
are just noise makers, no performance at
all at any level. What do you expect from
someone who stole and forged police
report? Anyway, I’m not surprised.
Somebody who impersonated, who claims
to be an engineer, and he’s not one. He
was engineer in Lagos state for eight
years, but when he was taken to court in
Osun State, he dropped the title quickly.
He became Mr. Aregbesola. What kind of
leadership is that? In a civil society, he’s
supposed to have resigned by himself, but
everything in this country goes.
You know, there’s nothing like defection in
my state anyway. And when we look at
the national level, all these things like
defection are just illusion. They are things
that will just fade away with time. They
are now asking them to leave their seats,
they’re afraid to lose their seats. So I don’t
see any threat to PDP at all.
Won’t you say that PDP is reprobating and
approbating? I mean, you know there
were instances when PDP members also
defected, you know? The likes of
Obanikoro, Yuguda, and the rest of them,
but PDP didn’t do anything about it?
The law being applied was done in 2011.
So that’s the problem some people made.
We did an electoral law, I mean
constitutional amendment in 2010.
National Assembly said that you cannot
defect from your party or else you lose
your seat. In the former constitution,
there was no punctuation in that law.
Because of this careless defection, that
was what in their wisdom made us omit
the law we did that time. Some people do
not understand that the law has changed.
The revised constitution has provided for
you, strict adherence to ideologies, so that
is why amended constitution states that
when you defect to another party, you
lose your seat.
Except for Ondo State, the APC tentacles
are spreading across the Southwest and
other parts of Nigeria. One begins to
wonder if it will not continue, although we
might think people are more enlightened
than before, but there are powers that
play on people’s emotions. In what
practical terms do you plan to remove
your people from what you seemingly call
a quagmire and an illusion?
APC are expert riggers. You can see how
Osun State people, sent by Aregbesola,
were arrested in Anambra State. He sent
our people there led by his Special
Adviser, co-ordinated by Osun state
representative to rig the election. You can
see that many people were sent to Ondo
State, during the Ondo State governorship
election. So their only area is rigging and
we are going to prevent and resist rigging
by all means. I’ve told them that they
should be ready for anti-rigging. If they
don’t rig today in any state, they won’t win
in the South west. The problem is rigging,
that’s all. So our own practical term is to
ensure that people are enlightened, they
ask questions, and they ensure that they
do not allow these people to rig.
You are criticising the incumbent, what
about on-going infrastructure
development in the form of road
constructions in Osun State?
There is no one. We can only see
drawings. This is the fourth year in
government and no concrete
achievements. For the first two years, he
had no commissioners and advisers.
These are deceptive ways of politics and
the citizens have become wiser beyond his
understanding. There is no single project
commissioned in my state today and the
game plan is to deceive people into the
next election. Our people are more
informed now. The problem we have is
that APC government chiefly thrives on
propaganda. How can you explain a
proposed project in Osun State,
supposedly Gbongan junction to Akoda,
being shown on Lagos Television and
Television Continental? No ongoing
construction, just engineering
impressions. Just last month, they started
a work that would take about four years,
and this is a Federal Government road
awarded two years ago at a price of
N18billion, now re-awarded by Aregbesola
government to the tune of N42 billion.
There is no single project that has been
completed in Osun state since his
assumption ofoffice, not one. People are
wiser and have seen beyond the veil of
deception.
Having taken a swipe at APC-led
government in Osun State. How different
are you, as it is common knowledge that
all politicians are the same?
If you look at APC, there is no alliance with
the youth, workers, aged and the working
class. For instance, the GDP in my state
has dropped drastically. Why? Because
the average market woman, bricklayer
and cement seller comes from Lagos. The
state is at its lowest ebb of economic
activities. Where in the world does the
government compete with cloth sellers
because they provide school uniforms for
students? It has become a competing
government because it wants to steal
money. The market cost price for school
uniforms is N400, but Aregbesola is selling
at N2400. Some students attempted
buying from the local market; he sued
them to court and jailed them.
As for his rising debt profile, he has
borrowed over N413billion. Because of the
low intellegentia in Osun State, you cannot
differentiate between Osun and Lagos
State. You can have cluster of students in
Agege before of its population, but you
cannot have a clustered system of
education in Surulere. On the flipside,
Osun State is a scattered development, as
there are rural communities everywhere.
To this end, he is trying to force the Lagos
idea on Osun people, and so students now
have to trek 10-15km to school, all in the
name of putting up mega schools. And
UNESCO says that no child must trek more
than a kilometer because you will end up
having touts, thugs and drop-outs.
He awarded the Opon Imo contract worth
N8.6 billion to Kabiru, his son. Opon Imo
was supposed to supply 150,000 tablets.
Today, they have only 1,200 tablets in the
state. The next line is that they want to
have factory of Opon Imo now.
On the cost of initial school blocks by
quantity surveying valued at N159million,
he re-awarded same at N879m. So he is
taking N510billion on a school. By the time
he builds fifty schools, he would have
taken over N66 billion. And so, the driving
force behind his administration is where
can we get money to steal?
On the other hand, even the roads that
are being damaged and re-done now for
pecuniary gains, are federal government
and not state roads. These roads have
been formally awarded; he went to Abuja
begging so that they could be re-awarded
to him. And Abuja gave him the unit cost
rate, but he is executing the project at
ten-times the unit cost rate.
And of course, you can’t expect more
from a man who (allegedly) forged police
reports to the court. He has a criminal
case pending in court. He simply enjoys
immunity today, because he is the
governor. The moment he leaves this
October, he will resume his case for
forging police reports. We are just
unfortunate Justice Salami imposed him
on us. We have call logs that show that on
Aregbesola’s judgment day, Salami spoke
to Tinubu 15 times, and he admitted.
Why do you want to be governor of Osun
State?
It is just a call to service. I have new offers
for the state. I am unperturbed by the
opposition disparaging my governorship
ambition, as their remarks never bother
me. As a matter of fact, you would agree
with me that it has become a part of our
political culture to drag other people
down, especially when they seem to have
upper hands. I must say they see that
mediocrity in governance is no longer
acceptable, and so my courage and
daring to do the right thing in our society,
especially in this clime, obviously made
me go for the plum job. It is shame on
them because we must continue to do
what is right and good for our people. The
good people of Osun are now wiser. They
are not fools to the lofty ideas on paper,
of which none of them were executed.
The dreams and aspirations of the people
have more or less been sacrificed on the
altar of selfishness and personal comfort
of those in charge of affairs in the state at
the expense of the common good.
Evidence of non-achievement is glaring.
My emergence is indeed a product of
years of meticulous planning and
patience. I have something better to offer
the people of my state.
Nigeria recently experienced a season of
vituperative letters. What is your position
on the tantrums that flew around?
The issue of letters by President Obasanjo
and President Jonathan is complex. You
know at that level of presidential letters, I
can’t comment on that, you know it’s
above me.
But you are a PDP stalwart?
It doesn’t matter to me. By my upbringing
and discipline, I can’t be commenting at
the level of what other people are doing.
They know more than I do. So, at the end
of the day Nigerians just comment
ignorantly in their rooms, quote what you
don’t know. I don’t want to claim what I
don’t know. Otherwise, you will just be
rubbing on the wrong shoulders
unnecessarily. So, I try to talk on what I
know. That’s my way of life.
How exactly did you become a politician?
Was it a conscious effort, or have you
always known through the years that you
would be one?
I was a student union activist. Besides, my
family is a family of politicians. My father
was the first secretary of UPN in the old
Oyo State, so it’s a political class lineage.
When the Action Group was founded, my
grandfather was one of the seven
members who founded the Group in 1936,
in Nigeria and England. Although I never
knew I would go into politics until I grew
up and I saw that there’re a lot of things
that could be changed. And being a
professional engineer, my encounter with
people, they believe that politics is for
drop-outs. You know, maybe because
most of them are not well grounded or
well trained, or maybe of course,
sometimes you have certificate forgers in
politics. So I came into politics with a view
to correcting these perception
deficiencies, because I believed I could
make a difference with my professional
experience alongside my academic
attainment.

Supporters of the ruling All Progressives
Congress APC and its main challenger in
the August 9 governorship election in
Osun state, the Peoples Democratic Party
PDP Monday clashed in Gbodo and Ita
Akogun area, both in Ile-Ife.
Unconfirmed report claimed that one
person was feared dead while several
others received various degrees of injuries
while properties whose value are yet to be
determined are destroyed.
The Peoples Democratic Party wishes to
bring to the attention of the public
ongoing attacks on members of the
People’s Democratic Party and their
properties in the ancient town of ILe
Ife ,Osun state.
The PDP alleged that it was APC that
started “the coordinated attack on PDP
members immediately after a purported
rally of the APC addressed and
coordinated by an Honorable member”.
But this allegation was immediately
countered by the APC who also accused
the PDP of causing crises in different parts
of the state in its efforts to win the forth
coming governorship election in the state .
Specifically, the PDP in a statement by the
Director of Media and Strategy to Senator
Iyiola Omisore, prince Diran Odeyemi
alleged that “more than six vehicles
belonging to innocent PDP members have
been destroyed,countless numbers of
shops razed and looted and several
members of our party beaten and
matcheted”.
” We have implored our members to
remain law abiding while we have notified
the police and other security agencies of
this unwarranted attacks on innocent PDP
members who are going about their lawful
business” .
“We condemned in the strongest possible
language repeated coordinated attacks on
our supporters by the APC. Today’s attack
will be the seventh since the
commencement of this campaign and our
party has lost men and millions of
properties in return”.
“We have refused to retaliate but we call
on security agencies to deal firmly with
the culprits who are known by their
repeated incitement of people to
violence .
” The security agencies have sufficient
information on the activities of political
thugs financed with state fund and openly
supported by the state government. It is
time to act against these hoodlums who
want to turn our peaceful state into a
battle ground” .
“For us in PDP ,we remain committed to
peaceful election because we have the
trust and confidence in the capacity of our
people to vote rightly Nd wisely against
violent leaders masquerading as
omoluabis”.
But APC in its own statement by its
Director Publicity, Research and Strategy
Mr Kunle Oyatomi read in part “it is a pity
that the PDP is looking for power that it
can’t give itself. We have nothing to fear
in Ile Ife. And this was demonstrated at
our maiden mega rally right at the centre
of the ancient town.
“People came in their thousands and show
support and solidarity in a manner that
any first timer in Ile Ife would readily
believe and truly so, that Aregbesola has
no competitor in the State”.
“Before Omisore stepped into the arena,
Osun has been peaceful under
Aregbesola. But a potentially treat to
violence surfaced with Omisore over
interest in becoming governor.
“The question all intelligent people should
ask themselves is how can a government
of APC that is conscious of critical
relationship between peace and
development turn round to create
violence to stall the very same socio and
environmental development it has brought
about in Osun?
“In whose interest therefore is violence
necessary in Osun if not the PDP?
Accusing the APC of violence is PDP’s
antics to divert attention from its own
criminality”, he added.

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By Wale Aribisala
Although the Ekiti governorship election of
June 21 was celebrated nationally and
internationally, the All Progressives
Congress (APC) acted true to type in its
refusal to accept defeat. While the US
government hailed the election as a
landmark, Mr Babatunde Fashola of Lagos
called the intelligence of the Ekiti people
to question, saying the PDP induced the
people with money.
Beyond media propaganda, Fashola is just
another unskilled actor in the political
arena, bereft of the enduring philosophy
for which true progressives (the Bola Iges,
the Jakandes) are known. It was however
the leader of the imaginary State of Osun,
Mr Rauf Aregbesola, that acted the lead
role in the APC’s comedy of errors.
Speaking in Ikirun, penultimate Tuesday,
the new political analyst claimed that the
poll, in which the APC candidate and
governor of the state, Kayode Fayemi, lost
scandalously even in his own local
government area, was rigged.
Aregbesola’s lullaby: “We have not seen
the mystery of what they did in Ekiti. They
rigged the poll there. But we are looking
at them. What they did in Ekiti is not
possible in Osun and we are going to resist
it at all costs.”
There goes the binary dichotomy (we
versus they; saint versus sinner, light
versus darkness) for which the APC has
acquired an indelible notoriety in Nigerian
politics. The governor then inadvertently
predicted his own fall: “They are day
dreaming. Osun is like a wood or tree
swarmed by ants, you cannot hold it.” Any
tree which dares the ants and other
miniature creatures will decay slowly but
steadily. But perhaps Aregbesola, who
wrote WAEC as his academic qualification,
as published in the papers even though he
claims to be an engineer, is not
conversant with biology.
Aregbosola
But Aregbesola’s tantrums need not
detain us here. Our main point his call for
rebellion in Osun, a move informed by a
lack of historical education. He said: “Any
security agent, be it policeman or soldier,
that flouts the laws, we would show them
that we are true sons of the Yoruba ethnic
group. I said it in Iwo and I’m repeating it
here. Ekiti has gone. The state has chosen
its path. Let us forget about it. It is
democracy. Any security agent, who does
not flout the law, would be our friend. Any
other one that goes contrary to the law,
we would deal with him.” He told his
“State Boys” not to be rattled by any
threat from the security agencies,
stressing: “They are afraid of you. They
threatened to lock down Osun. Be ready,
nothing will happen. Remain unshaken.”
In Aregbesola’s reductionist world, there
are no true sons of Odua among the
security agencies. Indeed, he may not
know about the Maji Maji uprising, a
violent resistance to colonial rule in the
German colony of East Africa, following a
German policy designed to force African
peoples to grow cotton for export, lasting
from 1905 to 1907. The policy bred social
discontent and the people were justly
angry. A rogue named Kinjikitile Ngwale,
who claimed to be possessed by a snake
spirit, however saw a golden opportunity
in the people’s calamity. He gave his
followers war medicine which he claimed
would turn German bullets into water.
Kinjeketile’s “war medicine” was in fact
water (maji in Swahili) mixed with castor
oil and millet seeds. And so, armed with
spears and other lowly weapons, and
believing in their war medicine,
Kinjeketile’s followers challenged German
troops, who were armed with machine
guns. As the machine guns mowed them
down, the freedom fighters realized their
error, but it was too late. Those who were
lucky retreated, throwing away their
bottles of war medicine and crying, “The
maji is a lie!”. Said a historian: “The Maji-
Maji rebellion left 15 Europeans and 389
native soldiers and tens or even hundreds
of thousands of insurgents and innocent
bystanders dead. It also broke the spirit of
the people to resist and the colony
remained calm, thanks also to a change of
governors which brought a more
enlightened regime, until the outbreak of
World War I. Lions in the area developed a
taste for human flesh in the wake of the
slaughter and the Songea region is still
plagued by man-eaters.”
Indeed, if the Ngoni/Maji Maji soldiers who
had a just cause to fight, nevertheless lost
the battle owing to false weapons, with
which weapons is Aregbesola, who has no
just battle to fight, planning to deal with
the security agencies? How on earth can a
man who turned graduates to labourers
cutting grass with machetes under the hot
sun on a salary of N10,000 per month in
the 21st century be seeking second term?
What kind of egregious insult is this? To
compound matters, he seeks to re-install
himself in Government House with a
ragtag army of State Boys!
Although the security agencies that
Aregbesola is preparing his State Boys to
confront are not an army of occupation,
only morons would dare them on election
day as they strive to keep the peace and
give the nation another landmark election
that would drive the nation’s democracy
to greater heights. If Aregbesola is
prepared to confront erring security
agencies (erring, because they would not
allow election rigging), he should rouse
members of his own family, not other
people’s children, to the battle. Had
Aregbesola run a purposeful government,
he would not now be chasing shadows,
heating up the polity and stoking the fires
of a foolish war, just because he has
correctly foreseen his impending defeat in
August. The Osun people, battered by his
misrule, are prepared to rout him from
Government House. They will speak with
their votes, defy Aregbesola’s State Boys,
and then the drums of true leadership
devoid of vile propaganda will begin to
sound in Osun. Truly, the Osun people are
people of honour (iyi), and they will prove
it in a few day’s time. As for the State
Boys whom the governor has asked to
deal with the security agencies, they
should keep a date with the Yoruba Apala
exponent, Haruna Isola: “Aro to loju, to
nimu, to n dite m’ara adugbo wipe k’ogun
o de, aanu won se mi.”
Isola pitied the cripples crying for war. And
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The Super Eagles coach dismissed
rumours in some sections of the media
that blame a fractured relationship
between the pair as the reason for the
winger's exclusion from Nigeria's last two
games.
"It’s purely medical," Keshi said. "My last
child is older than Moses, so why will I
quarrel with my son?" he queried.
"People must find out facts and not
speculate, especially when we have a
capable media person in our midst."
Keshi further revealed that Moses has a
muscle strain that was discovered by the
team’s medics after the first game against
Iran and he was advised to rest it so that
he can come out better in subsequent
games.
"We can understand that all players want
to play at the big stage but it’s up to us
and the medical team to manage their
career and balance it with due diligence
regarding their health, and that is why we
have not played him. We hope he should
be back in training later on Thursday."
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While Chelsea are known to be chasing big
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The Daily Express reports that the Blues
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Emenike is also said to be keen on a
switch to the Premier League.
"I have always dreamed of playing in
England. If I get the opportunity to play in
England - I wouldn't turn it down," the
African said.
The Fenerbahce man could be a typical
Mourinho signing as he is known to have a
very conspicuous physical presence up
front.
He has also established himself as possibly
Nigerias best player in recent times, and
has netted nine goals for them in 24
games since making his debut in 2011.
Chelseas continued striker hunt may also
spell doom for the likes of Fernando
Torres and Demba Ba, who have not had
the desired impact that was expected of
them last season.
What do you guys think?

It pains me 000,c0z my Topics don waka away

I dont know why some
nigerians are
kinda sick, only God Knows when some
will stop this babaric act. For God's
sake
this is damn too stupid. The woman
was
striped naked for having sex with
another man and the man that did that
wasnt striped naked. Total injustice! See picture Here: www.bobogist..com/2013/12/nigeria-woman-striped-fully-naked-for.html?m=1

Akpos called his girlfriend, Joy, on phone,
but unfortunately her father, an Army
General picked the call:
General: Hello! May I know you?
Caller (Akpos): Sorry I want to speak with
Joy, sir.
General: I said who are you and why are
you calling my daughter?
Akpos: (Akpos knew he had to act fast)
Okay Sir, I am FRANK EDOHO from WHO
WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE. Joy’s
friend is presently on hot seat and needs
her help to answer a question for 2
Million Naira. So the next voice you hear
after is hers, the time starts now…….
General: Ooh am very sorry!!! Joy! Joy!!
Pls take your phone your friend needs
your
help………..
Akpos: The question is, when are you
coming tomorrow? A. Morning, B.
Afternoon, C.Evening, D. Night. Joy: D.
Night.
Akpos: Are you sure? Final answer?.
Joy: Yes am very sure!
Akpos: okay, greet that father of yours
for me
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According to several newspapers, the
tiny African country of Angola has
become the first country in the world to
ban Islam and Muslims.
The Angolan Minister of Culture, Rosa
Cruz e Silva was quoted by news
agencies and Angola newspapers as
saying, "The process of legalisation of
Islam has not been approved by the
Ministry of Justice and Human rights,
their mosques would be closed until
further notice."
As part of the ban, the Angolan
government ordered the demolition of
the mosques in the country.
According to Silva, the decision was the
latest in a series of efforts to ban
"illegal" religious sects in the country.
Silva's statement was made during her
appearance last week at the 6th
Commission of the National Assembly.
According to the minister, the move
was necessitated in order to fight the
emergence of congregations whose
worshipping is contradictory to the
customs of Angola culture.
Not just Islam, many other faiths which
have not been legalised will face
closure
of their houses of worship.
Silva further said, "All sects on the list
published by the Ministry of Justice and
Human Rights in the Angolan
newspaper 'Jornal de Angola' are
prohibited to conduct worship, so they
should keep their doors closed," she
was quoted by Cameroon Voice?.
"In addition, we also have a long list of
more than a thousand legalization
applications," she added.
Speaking about it, Angolan President
Jose Eduardo dos Santos said, "This is
the final end of Islamic influence in our
country. Source: www.daillybook..com/2013/11/angola-bans-islam-muslims-becomes-first.html?m=1

N̅a we be d'King

Abeg Tag Diz Topic

This is a clear danger signal to all those
big men who are good in sleeping with
their bank account officers, in the name
of "thank you for banking with us".
While I was in Abuja, inside source
showed few ladies in top
banks who had come to "service" some
Senators in a big hotel in the city. I was
shocked!
The source said that was how they
"service" Governors and even big men
in the Presidency. It is indeed a very big
mess we have in Nigeria and now it has
sent a House of Reps member to his
early grave.
Hon. Raphael Oloye Nomiye, who's
representing Ondo State in the House
of Reps, was said to be having his turn
of "service" with his female Account
Officer in his bedroom when something
happened...
Top security sources said he was
having a sexual affair with a female
banker in his private residence located
at Gwarinpa Estate in Abuja when the
unfortunate incident happened.
When Daily Trust visited the deceased's
residence at Second Avenue in
Gwarinpa Estate, neighbours said the
banker, who managed his accounts,
rushed down from the one-storey
building to inform the policemen on
guard at the house that "oga just fell
down and is vomiting blood."
They said when the policemen entered
into his room upstairs, they found him
laying on the floor with a towel tied
round his waist, while he bled from the
mouth. He was then quickly taken to a
private clinic on 3rd Avenue within the
estate in his official Toyota Camry 2012
car.
It was further learnt that doctors at
clinic declined to attend to him, saying
it was a "serious" matter, he was then
rushed to the National Hospital, Abuja,
where the doctors on duty later
pronounced him dead.
Police sources disclosed that the female
banker who was "servicing" him, is now
in police custody at Gwarinpa Police
Station, Abuja.
She had denied having sexual affair
with the lawmaker before his death.
But she has now changed her story
after doctors at the National Hospital
conducted an examination on the
corpse, which confirmed that the late
federal lawmaker, Hon Nomiye, had
slept with a woman shortly before his
demise.
After the test result came out, the
banker (name withheld) admitted to
Police interrogators that she had
actually slept with him and had helped
him to clean up, following which he
went into the bathroom, where he
suddenly fell and began to vomit blood.
Police investigators who inspected the
lawmaker's house had succeeded in
recovering some items, including a
bottle of water, which the deceased
lawmaker had drank from, some tissue
papers and the clothes the man had
worn earlier in the day.
When Daily Trust visited the banker's
private residence located at Kado
Estate in Abuja, two of her friends, who
spoke on the condition of anonymity,
said she and Hon Nomiye were friends.
Investigation revealed that although
late Nomiye was married, his wife and
kids do not live with him in Abuja.
Source: www.daillybook..com/2013/11/exposed-reps-member-dies-during-sex.html?m=1

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF)
has announced that more "Grade A"
friendly matches will be lined up for the
Super Eagles ahead of the 2014 FIFA
World Cup in Brazil. Nigeria and Italy
battled to a 2-2 draw in the Super
Eagles' latest preparatory game for the
2014 FIFA World Cup and the NFF has
now revealed that more high profile
games will be arranged for the team.
The Chairman of the NFF Technical
Committee, Barrister Chris Green, told
supersport.com that the federation has
set its sights on nations in the top ten
places in the latest FIFA rankings. "We
have a duty to make sure the Super
Eagles are well prepared for the World
Cup and friendly matches are one of
the key things needed to do in that
regard. We are looking at organising
even more friendly games for the team
with emphasis on the teams in the top
10 places in the FIFA rankings," source www.daillybook..com

It's real

Teen boy forced to marry a cow www.daillybook..com/2013/11/teen-boy-forced-to-marry-cow.html?m=1

A State-of-the-art Comprehensive
Medical Diagnostic Centre
located in ibadan is seeking candidates
with suitable and appropriate
qualification(s) and experience are
required to fill the following vacancies:-
1. Medical Lab Scientist
Candidates with Diploma/B. Sc. in
Medical Laboratory Science with 4 – 5
years of experience in related field.
VALID LICENCE TO PRACTICE AS A
MEDICAL LAB SCIENTIST
Performs tasks, duties and tests in all
areas of the laboratory assigned
(haematology, microbiology,
immunology, bacteriology, microscopy,
routine chemistry, therapeutic drug
monitoring, histology) according to
established laboratory protocols and
procedures.
Processes specimens utilizing protocols
and technical knowledge.
Calibrates, standardizes and maintains
automated or semi-automated
instruments following established
procedures.
Performs quality control, preventive
maintenance, troubleshooting protocols
to ensure proper functioning of
instruments, reagents, procedures.
Validates and reports, results of tests
performed.
Delivers patients reports according to
times indicated in policy and collection
manual. Following and ensuring strict
safety procedures and safety checks.
Excellent communication &
interpersonal skills
2. Medical Lab Technician
Candidates with Dip/B.Sc. in Medical
Lab Technology & 2 – 3 years of
relevant experience
Collection & distribution of specimens
from various collection points;
dispatching of completed reports.
Performs phlebotomies, including
arterialpuncture, capillary punctures
and venipunctures as appropriate for
the patient requiring the procedure.
Perform different staining procedures.
Excellent communication &
interpersonal skills
3. Nurse
Candidate with Dip/B. Sc. in Nursing
Science
VALID REGISTRATION WITH NURSING
COUNCIL
3 – 5 years experience in radiology
nursing, endoscopy nursing,
emergency
care (ICU) & professional competence
on all primary health related issues
Promotes and restores patients' health
by completing the nursing process;
collaborating with physicians and
multidisciplinary team members;
providing physical and psychological
support to patients, friends, and
families; supervising assigned team
members.
Clinical Skills, Bedside Manner,
Infection Control, Nursing Skills,
Administering Medication, Medical
Teamwork, Multi-tasking, Listening,
Verbal Communication, Health
Promotion and Maintenance
4. Marketing Executive
Candidate with diploma/degree in
Medical/Social Science (Preferably
female) or Marketing/ Management 2 –
3 years experience in marketing of
medical diagnostic products & services
(radiology, medical laboratory & other
OPD services)
Aggressive field work is required to
mobilise pathology services, Assisting
in all areas of a marketing strategy
from
the development of different element
to
their execution. This will include
anything from planning market
research to organizing campaign. Make
proposals, demonstrations and
presentations to clients. Interact with
physicians (internal and external).
Good communication Skill,
organizational ability is a must and
successfulmarketing assistant is also
able to multi-task and switch between
duties with little trouble.
5. Ambulance Driver
Candidates with diploma in any
medical
or social science (preferable) with 3 – 5
years of experience in Driving with
valid
Driver's Licence. The candidate should
be able to independently handle
patient
communication and interpersonal skills.
He should be highly motivated,
confident, organized, detail oriented,
patient and trustworthy.
Kindly submit your details:
1. CV along with a cover letter
stating the position you are
applying for
2. Please mention current salary &
expected salary
3. Certificate copies & practising
licence or registration certificate
(if applicable)
NOTE: Incomplete applications will
be rejected,
Application Deadline 1 st December
2013,
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There was drama at the Palmgrove Bus
Stop, Ikorodu Road, Lagos State, on
Monday when a commercial bus driver
stripped naked to avoid being arrested
by officials of the Lagos State Traffic
Management Authority. The LASTMA
officials had blocked five different
commercial buses for indiscriminately
taking passengers by the side of the
road. Passengers in the four vehicles
were asked to alight, as officials of the
traffic agency took over the wheels of
the impounded vehicles. There was
however drama when the old man who
drove the fifth bus suddenly went
inside his bus and brought out a bowl.
A fetid odour emanating from the bowl
polluted the fresh morning air. The
LASTMA officers, policemen and
commuters ran for cover. But one of
the officials came back and stood his
ground, wielding a baton and insisting
that the man must follow them. When
it became obvious that the odour
strategy had failed, the driver began
pulling off his clothes, prostrating by
the front tyres of the vehicle and rolling
on the floor. A crowd formed around
the area, with some of the bystanders
capturing the scene with their camera
phones. One of the officials was heard
telling his colleagues to "leave him
alone and let him go." However, they
took close shots of the vehicle number
plate, and the driver, before taking
other seized vehicles away. Our
correspondent spoke with a resident
who said he knew the old man well. He
said, "That is how the man usually
does. His bus plies Lagos Island
everyday and he picks his passengers
from that spot." The source, who did
not identify himself, added that it was
the second time the man would put up
the show. He said the bus was owned
by a military officer. When our
correspondent approached the old man
for comment, he refused to talk. When
he was, however, confronted with the
allegation of being a serial offender, he
said, "Look, whoever wants to talk
should talk. Everybody has his
problems and I have mine." He drove
the vehicle into a filling station.
Attempts to speak with LASTMA proved
abortive. An officer who spoke with our
correspondent on the telephone said he
was not disposed to comment and
referred him to another senior officer,
who equally declined comment. Check pics here source: www.daillybook..com/2013/11/lol-crazy-driver-stripes-fully-naked-in.html?m=1

Three policemen attached to the
Sango Otta Police Station in Ogun
State on Saturday evening caused
a commercial bus to hit a waiting
passenger, killing her.
The policemen were making an illegal
demand of N50, which the driver was
not willing to pay.
Eye witnesses told SaharaReporters the
incident occurred at about 8.30pm on
Saturday at the foot of Sango bridge,
which runs in front of the police station.
They said the three policemen, who
have not been identified, harassed the
driver into a dangerous speed which led
to his hitting the passenger, who was
waiting for a bus. The victim, who
began to bleed profusely, was ignored
by the policemen as they continued to
chase the bus to collect the N50 they
were trying to extort from the driver.
One of the witnesses, a trader who sells
electronics at the POWA shopping
complex attached to the police station,
disclosed that it was not unusual or the
policemen to harass innocent drivers at
the bus stop to collect their illegal N50
charge or to hijack busses from
commercial operators for their own
purposes.
“It is not new. They do this every time,
scaring bus drivers with guns to extort
N50 from them. Sometimes they hijack
busses whenever they see one that is
empty so that they use it to operate
deceptively and extort other buses,”
the witness said.
The victim, identified simply as Mrs.
Lawal, reportedly bled for more than
one hour before a passer-by who
recognized her sent a message to her
children. One of them hurried to the
scene with his friends to find his mother
dying helplessly.
The deceased’s son, Mr. Feyi Lawal, told
our correspondent that his friends who
went to the scene with him assisted to
take his mother to Rubi hospital, a
private medical center near the
accident scene. They were however
later referred to the government’s
“General hospital” due to the severity
of her injuries.
Feyi said his mother gave up just before
she could receive any treatment at the
General hospital.
A female police officer who attended to
Feyi and his friends at the station on
Sunday when they visited to make
report, took Feyi’s statement but
denied him the right to include in the
statement a complaint about the police
harassment which led to the accident,
which was written down by herself.
Writing the statement by herself, she
claimed it was a ‘hit-and-run’ driver. All
witnesses however debunked claims by
the police, insisting that the accident
was caused by extortionist policemen.
“They are always the first to come out
and help victims of accidents, but
because they caused this one
themselves, they hid their faces in their
station and left the victim to die,” said
an eyewitness.
“It is either they wanted to take his bus
for their illegal operation or they
wanted their usual illegal N50. But it is
most likely they wanted to take his bus
because I noticed the bus was empty,”
another witness said.
He added that the bus drove
dangerously in order to escape the gun-
wielding policemen. He also alluded to
another recent occasion where a police
officer accidentally shot bullet on
himself in a delicate point near his own
jugular after hitting his service gun on a
bus conductor in demanding N50.
On that incident, he pointed out that
the policeman was negligently using his
gun to hit the bus conductor, somehow
oblivious of the fact that its nuzzle was
close to his own throat. The gun
accidently fired, and the bullet allegedly
shattered the neck of the police officer.
According to him, colleagues of the
erring police officer then arrested the
conductor, although he was clearly
innocent.
Said a woman who trades in front of the
police station, “I really don’t know why,
but the police own vans which officers
could use for their operations; why force
buses that are working on their own to
do illegal police operation?”
The witnesses also said policemen in
Sango Otta are notorious for arresting
people who have committed no
offences, only take them to the station
and demand bail money and “DPO’s
fee” of N5,000.
“They work with touts under the bridge.
Those touts also arrest people that
urinate and demand bail. But we are
surprised that they won’t arrest those
polluting the wall with ruling party’s
posters since they claim they are
arresting polluters,” another witness
volunteered, pointing at the walls of the
bridge littered with campaign posters of
the ruling party in Ogun State, the All
Progressives Congress.
“They are all thugs; the government
agencies, police and the touts. They
work together to harrass people,”
asserted a resident, who pleaded
anonymity.
“Well, Sango has become more
notorious. But what we fear even most
now is the police because they can kill
for just N50,” another resident at
Temidire bus stop said.
A citizen journalist was arrested in
Sango during the period that the bridge
was under construction. The young
journalist was taking photograph of
policemen who were seizing bikes for
no offence and extorting them.
Although there are conflicting views as
to whether the police eventually
arrested the vehicle that was chased
into a waiting crowd, sources close to
the station unanimously agreed that
the police would merely demand money
from the driver if they get him, and
then shield him from families of the
deceased.
Some members of the family of Mrs.
Lawal have indicated that they may sue
the police over her death.
Source: www.daillybook..com/2013/11/irresponsible-nigeria-policemen-cause.html?m=1