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Gbongan (Osun) – Pa Rufus Gbenjo, 73, and Madam Sarah Gbenjo, 71, parents of Ebenezer, one of the NYSC members slain in the post-election violence in Bauchi on April 18, say that their hope of better living have been dashed.

They said on Sunday that they had looked up to Ebenezer as the `messiah’ of the family.

At the home of the late Ebenezer at Isale Obada area in Gbongan, headquarters of Ayedaada Local Government Area of Osun, the parents were still in deep sorrow and in anguish.

According to Madam Sarah Gbenjo, Ebenezer, the last child of the family, and his immediate elder sister, Funmilade, were the two graduates produced by the family.

“The two are the promising children among the five children of my union with Pa Rufus Gbenjo, a retired driver from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

“Two of our children are deaf and dumb, while the third one is a photographer and they all  depend on us for survival, despite our poor state of living.

“Funmilade who graduated with masters degree since 2006, has no job.

“Ebenezer was always consoling us; assuring us that an end would soon come to our poverty; promising to cater for the other siblings who are handicapped,” Madam Gbenjo explained.

The parents appealed to the government to assist the family by giving Funmilade a job to enable her to cater for the family’s needs.

Ebenezer was a graduate of Economic Education from the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State.

He was serving in Tafawa Balewa Local Government Area in the state, where he was recruited as one of the electoral officers by the INEC and posted to Giade town where he was during the post-election violence.

According to Funmilade, the deceased’s sister, Ebenezer and other youth corps members met their death at the Giade Police Station where they sought refuge when the violence broke out.

But were not protected as they were attacked and killed by the rioters.

She wondered why the police whose primary duty was the protection of lives and property could not save the lives of his brother and other slain corpers.

She appealed to President Goodluck Jonathan not to allow the perpetrators of the crime to go unpunished, lamenting that the demise of her brother had added to her burden.

“I looked up to Ebenezer as my companion who would support me in taking care of our aged parents but he has gone; left me to face the task alone without a job,”she lamented.

Meanwhile, Mr Adeniji Adesiyan, the elder brother to the late Jelili Adeniji, the second slain corp member from the area, has urged the security agents to fish out those responsible for the killing of the NYSC members.

According to Adeniji, only the prosecution and conviction of the killers will reduce the pain and shock inflicted by Jelili’s death.

Jelili, a banking and finance graduate, from Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, was killed at the Corpers’ Lodge in Bauchi by the rioters.

The bereaved brother worried about the health of his aged mother, which had deteriorated immediately she heard the news of Jelili’s death.

Ebenezer was buried on Monday, May 2, at Saint Peter’s Anglican Church Cemetary, Oke Apata, Gbongan, after a church service while Jelili was buried on May 3, according to Muslim rites in his father’s compound at Isale-Oja area of the town, about 500 meters away from Ebenezer’s compound, amidst tears.

The presiding priest of St. Peters Church, Rev Oladayo Olaniran, called on the Federal Government to compensate the families of the slain corpers and to ensure that the killers faced justice.

The two burial services attracted the state’s Deputy Governor, Mrs Grace Laoye-Tomori, the Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Moshood Adeoti and the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Mr Gboyega Oyetola.

The Osun Head of Service, Elder Segun Akinwusi and Mrs Clara Babatunde, NYSC South-West zonal coordinator, who represented the Director-General of NYSC, Brig. Gen Ismaila Tsiga, were among dignitaries who attended the burial services.

Laoye-Tomori, who spoke on behalf of Gov. Rauf Aregbesola, at the burial of the duo promised that the state government would assist the families of the slain corps members.

She described the late corps members  as national heroes, who died in the course of national assignment.

She also used the occasion to thank President Goodluck Jonathan for his concern for members of the bereaved families. (NAN)

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Abuja – Bribes and delays increased significantly across African borders during the 2010 survey period conducted by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)-West Africa Trade Hub.

This was contained in the 14th Improved Road Transport Governance (IRTG) report on road governance, jointly published by USAID and the West Africa Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA), made available on Sunday.

The report stated that the delays more than doubled during the October to December 2010 survey period.

According to the report, truckers importing and exporting goods stop at numerous check-points, delaying their delivery times.

In addition, bribes paid increased transport costs, amounting to an unnecessary increase in the cost of goods to customers, it said.

The report noted road harassments faced by West African truckers and shippers through the number of control points, the amount of bribes and time of delay.

It stated that truck drivers reported delays of 25 minutes per 100 km compared to the 2009 report which showed about 12 minutes of delay for every 100 km travelled.

The highest delays, according to the report, occurred in Senegal with 28 minutes per 100 km and the lowest in Togo with 14 minutes per 100 km.

The report also showed that bribes increased by almost 13 per cent, from 64 dollars to 72 dollars per 100 km.

It stated that Ghana continued to show the lowest level of about two dollars per 100 km and Cote D’Ivoire having the highest of about 14 dollars per 100 km.

The report showed that the number of checkpoints where drivers experienced delays and bribes remained virtually unchanged.

It also stated that Senegal and Mali continued to have the highest density of checkpoints of 2.42 per 100 km and 2.39 per 100 km respectively.

The report stated that road harassment on interstates corridors across West Africa cost states tens of thousands of dollars a month.

This challenge, the report noted, obstructs the path to sustainable economic growth.

The report advised West African states to take necessary action by working with local governments, civil society organisations and private sector partners in reducing road harassment on their main corridors.

Adopting this measure, it said, would enable them to achieve good road governance for sustainable economic development. (NAN)

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ABUJA – International experts will today begin a consultative meeting at the ECOWAS Commission headquarters in Abuja to review the draft ECOWAS Counter-Terrorism Strategy and Implementation Plan.  This was contained in a statement issued by the Commission’s secretariat at Abuja weekend.

According to the statement, “the draft document is part of the regional response to the increasing terrorist activities in the region during the past decade and the seriousness of the threat of terrorism to West Africa.”

The Commission further stated that the main objectives of the draft strategy and implementation plan include equipping member states to undertake rapid, timely and effective response to terrorism when it occurs.

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By SIMON EBEGBULEM

BENIN – THE crisis rocking the Edo State-owned Ambrose Alli University, AAU, Ekpoma, following the removal of the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Sam Uniamikogho, by Governor Adams Oshiomhole, continued weekend, as a faction of the Academic  Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, faulted the claim by the Chairman of the union in the university, Dr S.  Ighalo, that the union disagreed with the decision of the governor and the subsequent appointment of Prof. C. Agbebaku as Acting  Vice-Chancellor.

It will be recalled that the Dr Ighalo-led ASUU had passed a resolution, describing the action of the governor as illegal and called for the re-instatement of Prof. Uniamikogho as Vice-Chancellor.

But a faction of ASUU in a counter resolution by Prof. Don Akhilomen, Dr. J. Aigbodioh and Mr. A. Agbtor,  described the resolution as misleading, saying that “the congress of ASUU did not at any time demand  the re-instatement of the former Vice-Chancellor as alleged in the purported resolution.

“The issue of giving a one-week ultimatum to the Visitor (Oshiomhole) to reverse his decision on sack the former VC was neither raised nor discussed at the congress meeting.

“It is misleading to suggest that congress resolved not to work with the Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Agbebaku, as published in the purported resolutions. The general public should disregard the information disseminated by the ASUU cabal headed by Dr Ighalo in the ASUU bulletin and the NTA Iruekpen news.”

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By Oamen Areguamen

LAGOS—A Yaba Magistrate court has been told how a fake lawyer, Samuel Oladipupo Jibode allegedly duped a 75 years old man, Mr. Monsuru Adeyemi, of N10 million under the pretense of selling a property to him.

In his testimony to the court weekend, Mr. Adeyemi, said Jibode hid his personality and used another prominent lawyer’s name, Mr. David Olufemi, to swindle him of N10 million.

He told the presiding Magistrate A. O. Isaac that when the accused approached him, he had the inclination that the proposal for the purchase of the building may not afterall be genuine, but the moment he, the accused person, mentioned the name of the lawyer to him, he released the money.

Under cross-examination by counsel representing the accused person, Mr. Adeyemi said on 14 May 2010, the agent, Mr, Ojo, and himself, one  Mr. Oluyewola, the landlord of the  building, Mr. Jegede, and two of Jegede’s children went to Mr. Jibode’s office at Oyingbo to pay the agreed sum of N10 million.

He added that he was to pay a balance of N2 million after all the process have been completed.

He told the court: “I told him not to gamble with me. This is my retirement benefit from my pension from flour mill. I want to buy this house so that at my old age I will not suffer to train my children in school.

“I complained about the Deed of Assignment which he prepared because there was no seal on it. Lawyer Jibode asked me not to worry. He called me three days latter on phone and told me that the landlord has been strangled to death by an unknown person.”

“I rushed down only to discovered that he has park out of his office and his phone numbers were no more reachable.”

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[b]By Innocent Anaba

Former Edo State Governor, Chief Lucky Igbinedion, yesterday, denied the report credited to the Chairman of the  Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,  EFCC, Mrs.Farida Waziri , that he allegedly paid  N10 billion to a judge in order to frustrate his ongoing trial.

The former governor in a statement  by his counsel, Mr. Olusegun  Odubela, said the publication was  embarrassing and scandalous.

“The allegation made by the EFCC boss, Mrs. Warizi  existed in her  imagination. Our client  did not and  will not take any take step  to subvert the cause of justice. We  challenge the EFCC  to produce the so called petition against the judge,” Odubela said.

He added,  “it will be in the interest of the media to desist from “made-belief” information emanating from the commission as  we have the  instruction of our client to clear his name in the court of law, hence a retraction of the story is advised.”

Meanwhile, a Federal High Court sitting in Benin, Edo State, will on May 31, rule on the preliminary objection  by Igbinedion, challenging  Federal Government’s move to trial him twice on the same allegation as argued by his lead counsel, Chief Rickey Tarfa, SAN.[/b]

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ABUJA – GOVERNOR Isa Yuguda of Bauchi State said, yesterday, that over 600 suspects have so far been arrested and were being prosecuted in connection with the murder of nine members of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, during the post election violence in the State.

Yuguda who spoke with newsmen in Abuja, said that when he dies he would be accountable to his God for the killings as the governor of the State, adding that the suspects whom he described as beasts and animals would be made to face the full wrath of the law for taking the lives of human beings.

The governor said that if the law permitted, he would personally shoot the suspects if they are finally found to be guilty of the offence.

[b]Yuguda said: “Definitely, the law must take its own course. We have already arrested over 600 people, some of them actually killed the corpse members. We will prosecute them and if the law will allow me, after they are found guilty, I will take the gun and shoot them myself.

Denies spitting on graves of corps members.

“What is the correlation between that headline that I spat on top of the grave of these corps members? These boys that have toiled for twenty years with their parents paying their school fees, they came to serve me. They were serving me happily. Anytime I went to them, they milled around me, and I offered to give them jobs immediately they finished.

Each of them was willing to take up a job in Bauchi because by the provision of the constitution, any one can become a citizen of Bauchi State after seven years because that is what the constitution says.

“You become an indigene of an environment after seven years and I give you permanent and pensionable appointment right from day one. How can someone now say I spat on the corpses of the corps members? I became news, people were writing articles about me as if they don’t know my antecedent. You portrayed me as an animal, as somebody who is heartless, I think that person who has engineered the write-up, probably, he would have been compromised to run me down as an individual.”

The governor who noted that youth corps members were gullible, said the government should stop exposing them to the hazards of elections.

He added: “I personally feel that corps members shouldn’t have been exposed to the dangerous trend of Nigerian politics because we have so many ‘animals’ around who were prepared to snatch boxes, who were trying to use machete to kill people and these youths are serving the nation.

“I said very strongly that they shouldn’t have been part of that very serious process that exposed them to danger and by the time I handed over the corps members to INEC, they were not under my protection even though I was the governor.

“INEC should have given them sufficient protection, but as I have said, what will I do, did I ask God when I was coming to this earth? I didn’t ask the Almighty God when I was coming and same when I would be going. I am not sure if I will live until evening, or when I will die, but if somebody is destined to die a day he was destined to die, what are you going to do about it?

The governor who explained that he made the statement regarding destiny in the light of his Islamic faith, said: “As a Muslim, that is what Islam says for any Muslim that there is time to come to the world and time to go. I can not spat on somebody who is a dead man. I wept even when the Director of NYSC came, when I was making my speech, I had to break my speech because I was remembering the day when those souls would meet me in my grave and they will ask me why did you allow people to slaughter me in your own land when you were a leader?”

On his message to parents of the slain corps members and the nation, Yuguda said: “I have offered condolences to the parents, in fact, I am even supposed to be condoled. I sympathise with the parents and I sympathise with myself.

I sympathise with the parents because they lost their children whom they had spent twenty years paying school fees for, looking up to them to help them when they eventually finish their youth service and I sympathise with myself because these great souls were lost in my land where I am the governor.

Who won the election in Bauchi?

“And you ask a question, why did this happen to these corps members in the first instance? Who won the election in Bauchi? If you wanted to vote for PDP that day, they macheted your hands, cut off your hands, macheted your fingers.

You dared not vote for PDP, there were hoodlums there, singing all sorts of things. In fact that same day, they burnt down the INEC offices, they burnt down our vehicles, burnt down mosques and churches.

The house of my Secretary to the State Government was burnt down to ashes together with the Mosque. His father’s house was burnt down to ashes with the Mosque and yet there was no cancellation of the election there, so it is very sad, a sad thing in the history of our country that a corps member would be molested.”[/b]

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[b]By Ikechukwu Nnochiri
ABUJA — The Supreme Court has ordered stay of execution on the judgment of a Port Harcourt Division of the Appeal Court, which on April 15, 2010, ordered Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, to pay N1.6 billion to two families in Rivers State.

The benefiting families of Rumuchuchota-Mgbussiku and Rumukurukuru-Mgbuesilaru, both of Okporo Rumukoroshe town in the Obio/Apkor Local Government Area of Rivers State, had in 1958, executed a Deed of Lease over 153.5 acres of land for 99 years with Shell Petroleum.

However, the families subsequently went before a High Court sitting in Rivers State and sought the forfeiture of the lease on grounds that there was a breach of the terms of the lease regarding the payment of rent and obligation not to sublet without the consent of the lessor.

In its determination of the plaintiff’s case, the High Court accordingly granted the relief sought by the families, adding that Shell Petroleum should pay N40,000 million per acre of the land to the plaintiffs, describing it as a fair market value of the land should the company insist on retaining both relationships.

Dissatisfied with the verdict, Shell Petroleum took the matter to the Port Harcourt Division of the appeal court which not only upheld the trial court judgment, but went ahead and ordered the company to promptly pay the said cost of N1.6 billion to the affected families.

Still not satisfied with the outcome of its appeal, the company took the matter to the apex court, seeking an order to stay execution and enforcement of the judgment of the High Court of Rivers State delivered on May 5, 2007.

The appellant further sought an order or injunction for the preservation of the ‘Res’ of the matter as well as for the  preservation of the status quo ante, pending the determination of its appeal before the Supreme Court.

In deciding the application, a five-man panel of justices of the apex court on Friday, ordered a stay of execution of the lower court’s judgment pending the determination of the appeal.

In the lead ruling read by Justice Bode Rhodes-Vivour, he held: “In my view, if a stay of execution is not granted, the beneficiaries of the judgment would go into Shell Residential Area (The RES) driven by all kinds of desires, the end is best imagined. The RES may be destroyed before the appeal is determined.[/b]

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By Tony Edike
ENUGU—THE Conference of Nigeria Political Parties, CNPP, yesterday, praised the victory of the All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA and the Imo State Governor-elect, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, saying the exercise was like snatching victory from the jaws of lions.

The group said that the resilience of the people of Imo State against perceived encumbrances on the election was responsible for the victory just as it commiserated with those who lost their lives in the election and called on their families to bear the irreparable loss and take solace on the truism that their battle was not in vain.

In a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Osita Okechukwu, the CNPP alleged connivance between the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP to swing victory against APGA by the late arrival of materials to the councils, stressing that such was deliberately orchestrated to deny the electorate opportunity to exercise their franchise,

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By Gbenga  Akanmu
LAGOS — Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, stalwart and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, has tasked the newly elected members into the state House of Assembly not to let  their constituents down.

Tinubu said this when the newly elected lawmakers and some old members, led by Speaker Adeyemi Ikuforiji, paid him a courtesy visit at his Bourdillon House, Ikoyi. He also urged them not to tarnish the name of ACN under which they contested.

While congratulating them on their victory at the poll, he said, “we have to congratulate each other. It is a very great opportunity to be chosen to represent your people. Though you have won the election, you still have many challenges ahead of you.


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NO fewer than four persons lost their lives in a multiple accident involving two trailers, along Benin/Auchi Expressway, yesterday.

Complete news: http://darkfishent.com/Home/trailer-kills-four-on-benin-auchi-road

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On a Good Side:
She is simply trying to let you know her worth and how lucky you are to have her. And her telling you her periodic encounter with suitors is a subtle way of trying to gain more trust from you. (There is love in sharing )

On the Bad Side:
She is telling you to step up your game, and there are Big Boys (ballers) or more appropriate men out there that seek her.  Also subtle way of keeping her on your mind,  mehn girls are modern day devils,  lol, 
Gotta love d Ladies,   

Its good to spoil your lady lavishly but if she is demanding excessfully,  My brother listen to Magz,  !!
btw Wetin she dey give you self!! 

LOL,  Reading through all the previous post,  U guys are killing me oo,   
Truly some people deserve beating, especially ladies for their easy to speech mouth and quick to raise hands but having a VIOLENT GIRLFRIEND is a No for me. But no matter what you guys say its still happens everyday, some like it Hot, some like it cold,,  i dnt hav to finish tht, 
Eventually we all need to fit our preferences' into our personal lifes,   

GOOD LUCK,  Say No To Drugs,   

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what do you guys think.


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