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Makurdi – The Police in Benue have confirmed the killing of two chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at Gbinde village in Ushongo Local Government Area of the state by gunmen.

The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), ASP Austin Ezeani on Thursday in Makurdi said that the deceased, Agbatse Tarkighir and Degeh Ayaahemba, were PDP leaders at council level.

Ezeanin said the victims were traveling from Katsina-Ala to Adikpo on Wednesday evening when another vehicle overtook the bus conveying them suddenly opened fire on them, thereby killing the two.

He said two other passengers in the bus, who sustained various degrees of injuries, were receiving treatment at a hospital at Ushongo, while the corpses had been deposited at the general hospital, Adikpo in Kwande Local Government Area.

Ezeani said the motive of the killing had yet to be established, but assured that the police would not rest until the culprits were brought to book.

He appealed to the people to desist from all acts of criminality, especially the killing of innocent people.

” I appeal to you not to take delight in killing your fellow human beings, even if the police do not get you, remember that you will never escape the wrath of God.

” Remember the commandments of God, especially now that you approach the elections.

“Assist the police to apprehend criminals; those people who commit those atrocities are not spirits, they leave in your vicinities and dwell amongst you, so help us to protect you,” the police spokesman said. (NAN)www.biggerboyc..com

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The Alliance for Democracy (AD) and Labour have adopted President Goodluck Jonathan as their candidate for the March 28 presidential election.
The AD’s decision was made at the party’s National Executive Council (NEC) meeting held in Lagos yesterday.
AD national chairman, Senator Mojisoluwa Akinfenwa, said with the adoption of Jonathan, the party’s machinery and structures across the country would now be made available to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate to achieve his re-election.
“Our decision to endorse President Goodluck Jonathan did not come easy. We had to critically compare his record with that of General Buhari and we can affirm that Jonathan has demonstrated, beyond any reasonable doubt, that he is a true democrat,” Akinfenwa said.
The AD also announced the suspension of its former National Secretary, Rafiu Salau, for alleged anti-party activities.
The party said Salau was expelled after the NEC executives voted for his expulsion (41 votes for and two against), having found him culpable of
gross misconduct, anti-party activities and unruly behaviour towards the chairman of the party, among others.
Similarly, the national executive council of the Labour Party met in Ibadan, Oyo State yesterday to adopt President Goodluck Jonathan as the party’s flag bearer.
The party however opposed usage of card readers for the general elections saying the country is not ready for the technology now.
“During the Osun and Ekiti elections, Prof. Jega categorically stated that the card reader cannot be used for very sensitive elections like that of Osun and Ekiti” the Labour Party said.
“In our own view of election sensitivity, the presidential election is more sensitive and crucial that we cannot do anything capable of causing confusion, hence it should not be used,” it added.
In a communiqué issued at the end of the party’s NEC read by its National Chairman, Alhaji Abdulkabir Salam, the party said: “Going by the youthful age that is the majority in the country, General Muhammadu Buhari, the APC flag bearer is too old to rule the country, hence the Labour Party has adopted the candidature of President Jonathan.”
While supporting the deployment of military personnel during the general elections, the party maintained that it would provide security at the polls since the country is in a state of war, considering the security challenges facing the nation.

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Authorities in Niger Republic have given an account of the ongoing offensive against the Boko Haram fighters, disclosing that 513 insurgents were killed during the recent confrontation in Bosso town.
Spokesperson of the Nigerien defence ministry, Malam Adali Toro, said out of the number, 292 bodies have been buried in Bosso while 13 were buried in Karanga town, the VOA Hausa reported yesterday.
He said Nigerien troops have captured 347 members of the sect in Bosso, with 137 of them being detained in different prisons, and over 300 in the hands of an anti-terrorism agency in the capital city.
The spokesperson explained that on the fight between government troops and Boko Haram that took place on 8 March, 24 Nigerien troops were killed, 38 injured, while 1 civilian lost his life.

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Nigeria has been ruled by the same political elite since military rule ended in 1999. The current government of Goodluck Jonathan has faced mounting criticism over its record on corruption and security, with billions of dollars of oil revenue unaccounted for and an Islamist insurgency raging in the northeast. More recently, as crude prices drop and the currency depreciates, its economic management has also been called into question.
For the first time, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is facing a major challenge from a cohesive opposition party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), which was formed in 2013. The PDP has lost its parliamentary majority as a result of a wave of defections over the past 12 months. State governors have also decamped, leaving the ruling party in control of 23 of the country’s 37 states.
Despite declining momentum, its campaign is centred on claims that Nigeria is on the right path and this should not be derailed by a shift in leadership. Has it brought, as its motto states, “justice, unity and progress” to Africa’s biggest economy?
In this – the first of two reports ahead of a presidential vote on 28 March – Africa Check investigates the truth behind some of the party’s electoral claims.
Promises
The claim: “I have fulfilled all my promises.”
Our verdict: This claim, which Punch newspaper reported Jonathan as saying at a campaign rally, is false.
The president was allegedly referring to the promises made in his 2011 inauguration speech, which ranged from tackling corruption and maintaining security to building a stronger fiscal framework.
For the purposes of this report, Africa Check cannot investigate each one. However, Jonathan’s failure to keep just one of those promises disproves his claim to have honoured each. We looked into his vow that “[We] will avoid… boom and bust cycles, and mitigate our exposure to oil price volatility”.
Since June, oil prices have plummeted as low as $50 per barrel, placing huge strain on an economy that is reliant on the commodity for the majority of its export earnings and government revenue. The government has had to recalculate its budget, and the country’s central bank has been forced to depreciate the currency.
There is little indication that Nigeria’s rulers have built better measures to cushion against such shocks. The Excess Crude Account (ECA), a rainy-day savings pot which pre-dates Jonathan’s rule, has been depleted to less than $3-billion. There was $40-billion in the account in 2007. It has been at the centre of several corruption scandals. The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation recently promised to remit a missing $1.48-billion, following an audit catalysed by allegations made last year by the central bank governor Lamido Sanusi. Jonathan sacked him after he argued that as much as $20-billion was missing from oil coffers.
A sovereign wealth fund, designed to save and invest oil revenues, has been hamstrung by politicians and failed to grow beyond $1-billion.
Jobs and manufacturing
The claim: “Leading vehicle manufacturers such as Nissan, Hyundai, and Kia, have set up factories in Nigeria and are employing thousands of our people.”
Our verdict: It is true that factories have been established, but Africa Check was unable to verify if “thousands” of jobs have been created.
This claim refers to an automotive policy launched in 2013, which sought to discourage the importation of completed cars. The policy forms one component of a five-year plan to boost manufacturing’s share of GDP from 4% to 10% by 2017.
The National Automotive Council website has an undated list of the 23 new car assembly plants it says the new policy has helped kick-start. Going by the list, only Hyundai Motors and Basco Nigeria Limited have started assembly. The rest are still building their factories.
But local press has also reported that Nissan and Kia have produced cars in the country. Africa Check contacted Nissan to find out if their factory is running full-time, but did not receive a response.
Kia’s response suggests the claim is somewhat misleading. It points out that its factory is not an independent operation. A spokesperson for the company clarified that “we do not have a wholly-owned factory in Nigeria”, adding that it operates partial assembly with a local partner to avoid punitive taxation. He said the company is not employing anyone directly in the country.
The National Automotive Council did not respond to a request for comment on the recent status of those factories, as well as employment figures. It is therefore not possible to verify the claim that “thousands” of jobs have been created.
Food
The claim: “In the past three years… food import cost drop [ped] from N1.1-trillion to N635-billion and three million farming jobs [were] created.”
Our verdict: There are conflicting figures as to how much Nigeria spends annually on importing food. But evidence suggests the food import bill is rising at present, making the claim misleading. We could find no evidence to support the assertions on job creation.
World Bank data of Nigeria’s food imports – expressed as a percentage of merchandise imports – shows a steady decline from 31% in 2011 to 18% in 2013 (which is still higher than the 10% recorded in 2010).
However, in the last year there has been significant pressure on the import bill. The Central Bank in September 2014 highlighted “low agricultural output due to insecurity in the northeast” and expressed concern that the Boko Haram insurgency “was forcing a switching from domestic to imported food to meet domestic shortfall with huge impact on external reserves”.
Rice imports are said to have reduced over the past three years, because of increased local production. However the United States Department of Agriculture suggests that the claims of a significant increase in domestic production (and a consequent decrease in import spending) might be exaggerated. It notes that rice imports have been increasing again, after dropping by 200,000 tonnes between 2011/12 and 2012/13.
John Litwack of the World Bank adds that “due to higher tariffs and levies in recent years, more food is smuggled into the country and not recorded”.
Africa Check could not find data to support the claim that three million farming jobs have been created in three years. It sounds implausible. While Nigerian job statistics are highly unreliable, figures from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) suggest that 2.48-million jobs were created between July 2012 and June 2014. At an average of 1.24-million jobs a year – spread across all sectors of the economy – it is unlikely that agriculture alone can account for an average of one million jobs per annum.
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Ice Prince is set to launch his own record label, Super Cool Cats Music.

Ice Prince, who started his music career and has achieved major success with Chocolate City, will be revealing his own label soon.

Choc City Boss, Audu Maikori speaking on the label said:

‘We are very happy with it, there’s no friction between both labels. Ice Prince also has Super Cool Cats, which is his new imprint and it’s coming out soon, one of the things Choc City set out to do is to be the mother body and create that platform for others to grow and we have encouraged that actively by supporting their projects.’

Ice had first made mention of Super Cool Cats music in an April 2014 interview with MTV UK.

There’s videos coming out from the ‘FOZ’ album, that’s what we’re on right now – we’ve put out ‘I Swear’ and ‘Jambo’ already out. We’re putting out ‘Whiskey’ and ‘Mercy’. I’ve got a mixtape called ‘Ice Prince and Friends’ dropping sometime this year. Apart from the music there is the ‘Zamani Foundation’ – a big project that I’m trying to push as well. Those are some of the things I’m up to right now.

There’s Super Cool Cats music, my new outfit, and I have a few artists that I want to introduce to the world. There’s a girl called Ruth and a guy called Stunt. They’re all super cool cats. And there are a lot of producers in that outfit as well.
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Nollywood stars including Ini Edo, Desmond Elliot, Kate Henshaw and the controversial actress, Tonto Dikeh, earlier today participated in the 5th edition of the War Against Rape (WAR) walk which was staged in Ikeja, Lagos.

The annual initiative convened by social and women-right activist, Esther Ijewere-Kalejaiye, was this year endorsed by the Lagos State Ministry Of Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation.

Other notable celebrities who were participated include Joseph Benjamin, Owen Gee, Omobaba, Jimmy Jatt, Monalisa Chinda, Toke Makinwa, Mercy Aigbe, Iyabo Ojo, Kemi Lala Akindoju, Emma Nyra, Emmanuel Ikubese, BEAT FM’s Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi, Bolaji Rosiji, Ego Obaro, Praise Fowowe, Jerrilyn Mulbah, Jodie, and Toni Payne.
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A new crisis has broken out of PDP which was caused by the speech made by firstlady dame patience jonathan pronouncing buhari as brain dead in which fani kayode also affirmed. muazu and other northern leader in the people democratic party (PDP) have kicked against such statement.

also the statement of madam jonathan refering to people in the North who breed more children than they can cater for” during one of her campaign stops in Calabar, Cross River State, is also said to the causing disquiet within the party’s leadership.

Mrs. Jonathan had said: “Our people do not give birth to uncountable children. Our men don’t give birth to children they dump in the streets. We are not like people from that part of the country (North)”.
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