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Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

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I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.

Nelson Mandela
If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.

Nelson Mandela



It is better to lead from behind and to put others in front, especially when you celebrate victory when nice things occur. You take the front line when there is danger. Then people will appreciate your leadership.

Nelson Mandela


For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.

Nelson Mandela
There is no passion to be found playing small - in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living.

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NIGHTFALL IN SOWETO
Nightfall comes like
a dreaded disease
seeping through the pores
of a healthy body
and ravaging it beyond repair

A murderer’s hand,
lurking in the shadows,
clasping the dagger,
strikes down the helpless victim.

I am the victim.
I am slaughtered
every night in the streets.
I am cornered by the fear
gnawing at my timid heart;
in my helplessness I languish.

Man has ceased to be man
Man has become beast
Man has become prey.

I am the prey;
I am the quarry to be run down
by the marauding beast
let loose by cruel nightfall
from his cage of death.

Where is my refuge?
Where am I safe?
Not in my matchbox house
Where I barricade myself against nightfall.

I tremble at his crunching footsteps,
I quake at his deafening knock at the door.
“Open up!” he barks like a rabid dog
thirsty for my blood.

Nightfall! Nightfall!
You are my mortal enemy.
But why were you ever created?
Why can’t it be daytime?
Daytime forever more?

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Former Super Eagles skipper, Austin Jay Jay Okocha has expressed regret over the Nigerian Sports Award which has come long after his retirement from active football, saying, "I am upset by the organisers."

Believing that he could perhaps, have won it several times before his retirement, Okocha who presented a plaque to Victor Moses, winner of the 2013 Nigerian Footballer of the Year Award said, "I am upset by the organisers . Why did they not come when we were playing?" Laughter followed.

Back to the business at hand, the former Bolton Wanderers captain defended the choice of Moses as winner of the Nigerian Footballer of the Year Award. "I totally agree with the voters who picked Moses for the award," he said.

Continuing, Okocha said, "This was a young man many thought would not cope with African football. But he came in and blended seamlessly to help Nigeria win the Africa Cup of Nations.

I know all the other nominees - Mikel Obi and Sunday Mba - deserve their mention, but there has to be one winner. Victor Moses is a worthy winner

Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has revealed that England-based forward Victor Anichebe will be considered to battle for a place in his squad ahead of the the Fifa 2014 World Cup Brazil.

The West Bromwich Albion striker had earlier revealed that he would prefer to put his club career ahead of country after recovering from a long injury lay-off he copped during the build up to the South Africa 2010 Fifa World Cup.

Even at this, the Super Eagles coach insists that the West Bromwich Albion player has a chance to represent Nigeria in Brazil if he shows the enthusiasm to play for the country again.

“It was Anichebe who chose not to play for Nigeria at a point in time, so if he decides he is ready to play, why not?,” Keshi told Complete Sports.

“If he calls me today that he wants to play for the Eagles again, of course I will give him a chance to prove himself and possibly go to the World Cup in Brazil next year.”

It is noteworthy that the 25-year-old forward boasts of 11 caps for the Super Eagles since making his debut in a friendly against Austria on 27 May 2008.

with his very good skill and talent. his got a very bad attitude, which is an unforgiving spirit, if he is giving the chance to come back to the Super Eagles, he will do everything to get back at Stephen Keshi just like he did to Samson Saisai during the qualifiers for 2012 Nations cup.

Cardiff City striker, Peter Odemwingie, has expressed his hopes of being called up by Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi, for next year’s World Cup in Brazil.

The former West Brom attacker, has not been invited to the Nigerian national since Keshi took over as head coach, but is looking forward to being at his second World Cup.

“I was in the Nigeria squad for the last World Cup finals in South Africa and I would love the chance to go again,” Odemwingie told WalesOnline.

“I believe I have a chance and when it comes I would be delighted. I haven’t been selected lately because the coach is making changes to the squad and it affected all the older players so the situation wasn’t friendly.

“Playing for my country in Brazil would mean so much to me. No player will be in the squad unless they do well for their various clubs. Brazil is even more popular football-wise so it will be great if it happens”.

ABUJA, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- At least 40 people were killed in fresh attacks by gunmen in Nigeria's middle-belt state of Plateau, where ethno-religious crises have claimed hundreds of residents in the past, local sources said on Tuesday.

Local police spokesperson Felicia Anselm confirmed the attacks in Barkin Ladi local government area of the Nigerian state. Although many people have been confirmed dead and several others were injured, the total number of casualties were yet to be ascertained.

She said the overnight attacks were carried out concurrently at four different locations including Foron, Gurabok, Rawuru and Tasu, all in the restive local government area also known as battle field for Fulani herdsmen and the native Berom people.

"We cannot give the exact number of the casualties yet because our men are collating the figures," she told reporters in Jos, capital of the state.

According to her, the casualties figure would be publicized after collation.

Spokesperson of the Special Task Force (STF) in the state Capital Salisu Mustapha told Xinhua on phone that the coordinated attacks were carried out around 2 a.m, local time on Tuesday morning by unknown gunmen.

Mustapha said the attacked communities were Katu Kapang, Daron, Tul and Rawuru villages in Barkin Ladi and Mangu Local Government Areas.

According to him, the attackers killed about 13 persons in Katu Kapang, eight in Daron, nine in Tul and seven others in Rawuru.

Local residents said more than 40 lifeless bodies, including those of pregnant women and children, were deposited at a nearby morgue on Tuesday and that scores of people had been taken to hospital for treatment.

A mass burial was held for at least 15 victims of the overnight attacks in Tatu, one of the places that were attacked.

Five days ago, two earlier attacks in Barkin Ladi and Shendam local government areas had claimed five lives, according to the police.

In Jos, because the settlers are almost entirely Muslim and the indigenous people are predominantly Christian. Struggle over land ownership, economic resources and political control tends to be expressed not just in ethnic but also religious terms.

Thousands have been killed and hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced internally, just as billions of dollars of property have been destroyed due to the crises.

Since the end of 2010, security has further deteriorated in the state because of terror attacks and suicide bombings against churches and security targets by Boko Haram, a group mostly responsible for wave of terrorist attacks in the northern part of Nigeria.

The Nigeria legal profession has recorded a remarkable growth in the number practitioners who have embraced Information Technology (IT) solutions in their day to day work schedules and in carrying out professional services.

Speaking at the plenary session of the just concluded Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Section on Legal Practice Conference in Makurdi, Benue State, titled “Justice Delivery at the Speed of Light: Tools and Tips for the Busy Practitioner”, the MD of LawPavilion, Ope Olugasa, informed participants that 17 state Judiciaries and several leading Law Firms have adopted digital tools in partnership with LawPavilion to drive speedy administration of justice.

The result of the extensive survey conducted by the LawPavilion which was released at a recent conference held by at the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Section on Legal Practice in Makurdi, Benue State, revealed that 88.8% of Nigerian Lawyers agree that the Administration of Justice in Nigeria, especially through the Courts is very slow and inefficient, while 9.2% disagree.

In response to a request to list top five issues contributing to the inefficiencyin the Nigerian Justice delivery through the courts, the survey highlighted what most Legal Practitioners considered as the top 10 issues responsible for the inefficiency.

In whole, 50% of the participants opined that the inefficiency of the system was as a result of the delays caused by legal practitioners. Following closely is the 42% that believe political influence on Judges and Magistrates is also a major issue, while 36.3% said lack of thorough investigation of criminal allegations is a front burner. Other top issues raised, in descending order of contribution to the inefficiency in the system are: Insufficient number of Judges and Magistrates – 33.3%, Absence of ICT tools – 29.7%, Weak Enforcement of Judgments – 29.1%, Absence of Proactive Case Management by Judges and Magistrates – 26.2%, Absence of Effective and Thorough Appraisal of Judges – 23.2% and Sharp Practices by Legal Practitioners – 21.8%.

A survey participant was quoted thus: “There should be multiple approaches to delays caused by legal practitioners. These approaches will include:

General restructuring of the nature of law offices to eliminate sole proprietorship and build up chambers with many active associates/partners. At present, though we have large number of lawyers graduating every year, there is no corresponding impact on speedy determination of cases. The absence of effective partnership and large number of sole practitioners translates into delays the moment the practitioner becomes indisposed or for any reason is not able to come to court on time. The result is an adjournment.”

The MD of LawPavilion, Ope Olugasa, while not totally agreeing with the view of the participant, believes the underlying issue to be looked at is that of capacity by law firms, as many of them are obviously overwhelmed with volume of work

Pointing the audience’s attention to the fact that Lawyers spend 60 to 70% of their time on Legal Research, Olugasa demonstrated how the use of electronic search engines and e-library platforms like LawPavilionin conductinglegal research while preparing for cases will help save valuable time and increase speed of legal research. He said LawPavilion Search Engine, widely acknowledged as the leading provider of electronic law report and legal research service in Nigeria, searches across 44 years consolidated index scanning through over 9,000 judgments of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal, over 300 Laws of the Federation and Civil Procedure Rules of the Courts. He said, with over 80,000 principles of law covering several legal areas, it’s performance and efficiency cannot be compared to manual search. Assuring the audience of the Nigerian Judiciary’s acceptance of Electronic Law Reports, he said the LawPavilion Electronic Law report, fully paginated and paragraphed, is extensively cited in both the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal as LPELR. An example is the case of Chief S.S. ObarovsAlhaji Sale Hassan, delivered on 22nd February 2013 by the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

Since the world is becoming a global village, Olugasa recommends that Judges and Legal Practitioners need to be abreast of how other jurisdictions like Ghana and Tanzania have used proactive case management and application of robust Rules of Court to change the face and wave of justice delivery in their countries since 1999, in the case of Tanzania.

In addition, he revealed that the company recently launched a Case Management System for Nigerian lawyers and Judges at the International Bar Association Conference, held in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.in October 2013.Explaining further, the LawPavilion Case Management System ensures full compliance with global best practice Project Management processes listed as:Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitoring & Control and Closing. It also monitorscases and helps to stay abreast of all intricate details such as Cause List, task list management, Timer/Billing, etc, and even plots a graph of resource allocation to each case file in the office, measuring staff performance to drive efficiency.

The LawPavilion boss also introduced the audience to the new LawPavilion IPO/DPP ADVISORY SYSTEM, designed to eliminate the incessant blame passing between the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP)’s office and the Nigerian Police on the issue of DPP’s advice. The software solution allows the Public Prosecution department of Ministries of Justice to fully integrate with the Investigating Police Officers, providing them with templates for effective capture of the essential ingredients of crime and monitors the request for advice, escalating any delay to superior officers in the Ministry of Justice

He announced that Lawpavilion is willing to partner with Ministries of Justice for the implementation of this solution.

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