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 Crime / US Lawmakers Order Probe Into Alleged Bribery Of Nigeria's Former Pres Jonathan by obasanjonews(m): 6:49am |
The United States House of Representatives Committee on Financial Services has requested the Department of Justice (DOJ) to reopen the investigation into Shell and Eni's 2011 acquisition of the rights to Oil Prospecting Licence (OPL) 245 in Nigeria. Allegations suggest that both companies were involved in bribing Nigerian government officials, including former President Goodluck Jonathan, with $1.1 billion. The lawmakers have pointed out that evidence indicates Shell and Eni's involvement in a bribery scheme that led to the payment of $1.1 billion to Nigerian officials, including then President Goodluck Jonathan. Both companies, registered with the US Security and Exchange Commission, are accused of profiting from the deal in violation of the Foreign Corruption Practice Act (FCPA). Additionally, it has been highlighted that Victor Oko Jumbo, Sokari Goodboy, and Adolphus Timothy, who were suspended in October last year, have not had their suspensions lifted yet.
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| Politics / Amaewhule Group Alleges Fubara's Plan To Demolish Rivers Assembly Quarters by obasanjonews(m): 6:41am |
The group led by Martin Amaewhule in the Rivers State House of Assembly has expressed concern about an alleged plan by Governor Siminalayi Fubara to demolish the Assembly Quarters on Aba Road in Port Harcourt, the state capital. During a press conference following the governor's visit to the quarters on Thursday, Amaewhule, the Speaker of the group, accused Fubara of violating a court order. Amaewhule, visibly upset, led journalists around the premises and stated that the building is structurally sound and does not require any renovations. He emphasized that the governor's presence was not requested by any member of the group and therefore unnecessary. Justina Emeji, another member of the House, urged the international community and other concerned individuals to intervene and urge the governor to reconsider his actions. The Amaewhule-led Assembly also refuted claims made by some lawmakers loyal to Fubara that a new Speaker was elected on Wednesday. In a statement signed by Emeka Amadi, the clerk of the Rivers State House of Assembly, it was clarified that there have been no changes in the leadership structure of the House, with Martin Amaewhule, Dumle Maol, and Major Jack retaining their positions as Speaker, Deputy Speaker, and Majority Leader respectively. The statement also confirmed that, aside from the seat of Khana II constituency being declared vacant, no other seats have been declared vacant. Additionally, it was emphasized that the suspensions of Victor Oko Jumbo, Sokari Goodboy, and Adolphus Timothy, which were imposed in October last year, have not been lifted at this time.
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| Politics / "Your Cabinet Lacks Warmth, Dissolve It Immediately," Jimoh Ibrahim Urges Tinubu by obasanjonews(m): 5:57am On May 09 |
A request has been made by Jimoh Ibrahim, a member of the Appropriation Committee in the Senate, for President Bola Tinubu to dissolve his cabinet and remove certain ministers. Ibrahim expressed his concerns about the lack of expertise within the current cabinet, stating that they do not meet the country's standards and are not suitable for addressing the economic challenges faced by Nigeria since the president's inauguration. Nigeria is currently facing complex socio-economic issues due to the policies implemented by the new administration, such as the removal of petrol subsidies and the unification of foreign exchange windows. This has led to a significant increase in energy costs, resulting in a rise in the cost of living and unprecedented food inflation. Despite promises made by the government to address these challenges, new policies like electricity tariff hikes and cybersecurity levies have been met with criticism from various groups. President Tinubu, who assumed office last May, pledged to reform the economy and improve the lives of Nigerians. However, Ibrahim believes that certain ministers accused of corruption should be removed to prevent further burdens on the country.
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| Politics / Rivers Crisis: Two Members Of House Of Assembly Elect New Speaker by obasanjonews(m): 5:37am On May 09 |
Lawmakers aligned with Governor Siminalayi Fubara recently elected Hon. Victor Oko Jumbo as the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, a decision made following the governor's dismissal of the 27 members who switched from the Peoples Democratic Party to the All Progressives Congress. The opposition party, APC, has urged its members, now the majority in the state parliament, to move forward with plans to impeach Governor Fubara, setting the stage for potential political upheaval in Rivers State. In response to these events, a group of lawmakers gathered and selected Jumbo, a seasoned representative from Bonny Constituency, as the new Speaker, succeeding Edison Ehie and Martin Amaewhule in this role under the current administration. Additionally, the assembly appointed Hon. Sokari Goodboy as the Majority Leader, with the new Speaker emphasizing the importance of transparency, public engagement, and collaboration with the Governor's office to serve the interests of the people of Rivers State effectively.
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| Politics / Canadian Mayor's Praise of Tinubu Sparks Drama at Peter Obi's Event (VIDEO) by obasanjonews(m): 1:24pm On May 06 |
Patrick Brown, the Mayor of Brampton, expressed his admiration for the leadership of President Bola Tinubu. During a town hall meeting organized by the Coalition of Nigerian Canadian Interest Groups in Canada, Brown extended his gratitude to President Tinubu for his significant contributions to the development of Lagos State during his tenure as governor. In a video shared on social media, Brown was seen addressing the enthusiastic audience alongside Peter Obi, the 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate. Brown shared his fondness for Nigeria, recounting his visits to the country in 2007 and two years ago, where he fell in love with the nation and its vibrant movie industry, Nollywood. He emphasized the strong connection and love that the city of Brampton has for Nigeria, highlighting the growing Nigerian-Canadian community and the exciting opportunities that lie ahead. Graham McGregor, a member of the Provincial Parliament in Brampton North, also acknowledged the importance of fostering an inclusive and welcoming economy for everyone, emphasizing the desire to strengthen the connections with the Nigerian-Canadian community. Continue Reading: https://obasanjonews.com/canadian-mayors-praise-of-tinubu-causes-stir-at-peter-obis-event/
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| Crime / IPOB: Nnamdi Kanu's Wife Pays Visit To Husband In Prison by obasanjonews(m): 12:51pm On May 06 |
The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, received a visit from his wife, Uchechi, who expressed her gratitude to Senator Ifeanyi Ubah for organizing the visit. Mrs. Kanu stated that her mind had been at ease since she visited her husband in April and thanked Senator Ubah for his strong leadership within the Igbo community. Prior to the visit, Mrs. Kanu had faced numerous obstacles in gaining access to her husband, but with the assistance of Senator Ubah, she was able to see him. During a radio address in the United Kingdom, Mrs. Kanu expressed her appreciation to Senator Ubah and other Igbo politicians, governors, and political office holders who were working behind the scenes to secure her husband's release. Senator Ubah confirmed the visit and explained that he intervened when he learned of Mrs. Kanu's difficulties in visiting her husband, ultimately facilitating the visit on April 16 at the DSS facility.
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| Crime / Shi’ites Accuse Police And Kaduna Gov Of Killing 7 Members, Seek Intervention by obasanjonews(m): 5:44am On May 06 |
The IMN, also known as[b] 'Shiites', has lodged complaints with the National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu, and Senate President Godswill[/b] Akpabio regarding alleged extra-judicial killings by Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State and the state police commissioner, Mr. Ali Audu Dabigi. Additionally, the Islamic group has submitted a petition to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, and the Chairman of the Police Service Commission (PSC), Mr. Solomon Arase, concerning the reported attacks and killings of its members by the aforementioned individuals. The Resource Forum of Islamic Movement, representing the Shiites, detailed these allegations in petitions dated April 23, 2024, and signed by the forum's Chairman, Prof. Abdullahi Danladi. The letters, titled "Petition Against Mr Uba Sani, the Governor of Kaduna State and the Commissioner of Police, Kaduna for Arbitrary Extra-Judicial Killing of Seven and Wounding Over 30 Peaceful Protesters on 5th of April, 2024 in Kaduna and Zaria," were officially acknowledged on April 30, 2024, and shared with journalists in Abuja on Sunday. One of the petition copies highlights the actions of the Kaduna State Governor and the Commissioner of Police, alleging that the Nigerian Police used live ammunition against peaceful Pro-Palestinian protesters in Kaduna and Zaria on April 5, 2024, based on their instructions. Worldwide demonstrations have erupted in response to the tragic deaths of innocent civilians in the Gaza Strip at the hands of the Israel Defence Forces, with protests spanning across the USA, UK, France, Germany, and various European countries, as well as within Israel itself. In Nigeria, similar protests have taken place in multiple states such as Kaduna, Kano, Lagos, Rivers, and the FCT Abuja, reflecting the global outrage over the situation in the Gaza Strip. The International Quds Day, observed on the last Friday of Ramadan, has been a longstanding tradition in Nigeria for the past 40 years, with this year's event occurring on April 5th, 2024, in over 30 cities including Kaduna and Zaria. While most demonstrations across the country were peaceful, the actions of the Kaduna State Commissioner of Police marred the event as he ordered officers to use live ammunition against unarmed protesters, resulting in the tragic deaths of seven individuals. The use of excessive force by the Kaduna State Commissioner of Police and the Governor is viewed as a violation of the constitutional rights of Nigerian citizens, including the right to life and the right to peaceful assembly, threatening to damage Nigeria's reputation both domestically and internationally if left unaddressed.
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| Crime / Court Hands Former FCMB Manager 121-year Prison Sentence by obasanjonews(m): 1:55pm On May 04 |
Justice S. N. Odili of the Anambra State High Court in Onitsha, Anambra State, has handed down a sentence of 121 years imprisonment to Nwachukwu Placidus, a former manager at the First City Monument Bank branch in Onitsha. The conviction came after Placidus was found guilty of diverting N112,100,000 in fixed deposit funds from a customer for his personal benefit. Placidus was charged with 16 counts of forgery, stealing, obtaining by false pretense, and uttering by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission's Enugu Zonal Command on March 27, 2018. One of the charges stated that Placidus fraudulently obtained N112,100,000 from Idemili Microfinance Bank between February 2009 and November 2014 by falsely claiming to have deposited the money in a fixed account with First City Monument Bank PLC. During the trial proceedings, the EFCC, represented by Mainforce Ekwu, presented four witnesses and submitted numerous relevant documents as evidence, all of which were accepted by the court. Justice Odili, in his ruling, declared that the prosecution had successfully proven the case without a shadow of a doubt. Consequently, the convict was sentenced to nine years in prison for count 3, four years for count 4, and nine years each for counts 5 to 16, with counts 1 and 2 resulting in acquittal. The sentences are to be served concurrently. Additionally, the court mandated the convict to reimburse the specified amount to the victim, Idemili Microfinance Bank. Placidus' journey to the Correctional Centre commenced following allegations by the petitioner, Idemili Microfinance Bank LTD, that N112,100,000 was entrusted to him while serving as the branch manager of FCMB in Onitsha for a fixed deposit. However, upon attempting to withdraw the deposit, the bank claimed no knowledge of the funds. Upon receiving the complaint, the EFCC initiated an investigation which uncovered that the convict had misappropriated the funds for personal gain and provided the petitioner with a counterfeit Fixed Deposit Certificate.
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| Politics / Northern Leaders Oppose Proposal To Establish US And French Military Bases In NG by obasanjonews(m): 1:30pm On May 04 |
Several prominent leaders from the northern region have issued a warning against the potential relocation of military bases from the Sahel to Nigeria by the United States and French governments. In a letter addressed to President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly leadership, these leaders emphasized the importance of not yielding to such pressure. The signatories of the letter include respected figures such as Professor Abubakar Siddique Mohammed, Professor Kabiru Sulaiman Chafe, Professor Attahiru Muhammadu Jega, Professor Jibrin Ibrahim, Auwal Musa (Rafsanjani), and Y. Z. Ya’u. The letter highlights the alleged aggressive lobbying by the American and French governments for Nigeria and other Gulf of Guinea countries to sign new defense agreements, allowing the redeployment of troops expelled from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. The concern expressed by the signatories revolves around the potential compromise of Nigeria’s defense and internal security, given its strategic location among the Gulf of Guinea countries. They also question the effectiveness of hosting foreign military bases, citing the recent expulsion of French and American troops from Niger and the escalating terrorism in the Sahel despite the presence of these bases. It is crucial to emphasize that military operations of this nature only bring about dangers and no benefits. Take, for instance, the American operations in Niger Republic, which were supposedly aimed at preempting and eradicating terrorists from the Sahel region. However, the outcome thus far has been far from impressive, if not an outright failure. It is evident that the presence of American troops and intelligence personnel in Niger Republic serves no useful purpose. This is primarily due to the fact that terrorism has actually escalated dramatically since the United States initiated its operations in the area. In addition, caution must be exercised to avoid compromising Nigeria’s sovereignty and independence for short-term strategic alliances that could have severe long-term consequences. Furthermore, hosting foreign troops often leads to a rise in prices and living costs in local communities, disproportionately impacting those with lower incomes. From an environmental standpoint, the establishment and operation of military bases can result in significant degradation of the local environment. This includes deforestation, soil erosion, water contamination, and loss of biodiversity, all of which have detrimental effects on agricultural communities and indigenous populations. The long-term environmental damage could further impede economic opportunities and sustainable development. Despite these concerns, neither the presidency nor the National Assembly has made any public statements regarding the open letter.
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| Politics / "I'm Prepared To Align With Oshiomhole's Faction," Says Philip Shaibu by obasanjonews(m): 10:01am On May 04 |
OBASANJONEWS24 reported that Philip Shaibu, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, was recently impeached by the Edo State House of Assembly due to a fallout with Governor Godwin Obaseki. In an interview with The Punch, Shaibu expressed his readiness to align himself with Senator Adams Oshiomhole's political camp, despite being a loyalist of Oshiomhole in the past. Shaibu acknowledged his past disagreements with Oshiomhole but emphasized his respect and admiration for him, stating that reuniting with him would be interesting and that he considers Oshiomhole his father and mentor. Addressing rumors about switching from the PDP to the APC, Shaibu mentioned that his supporters are urging him to make the move, citing dissatisfaction with the PDP leadership and maltreatment, indicating a potential shift to the APC if his team decides to do so. If the combined team of the Legacy Group and my original groups decides that relocating to the APC is necessary, we will do so without delay. The PDP faces a challenge due to the potential departure of influential members. Despite some individuals never leaving the PDP since its inception, they have expressed willingness to follow my lead. I suggested resolving the issues at hand, but they believed a solution was unattainable. Efforts are being made to persuade defectors to return to the party and to dissuade local government chairmen from allowing members to defect. The local government leaders are now imploring party members not to leave, although it is too late for such appeals. They seem to believe they possess exclusive wisdom, forgetting that everyone has unique talents that can be combined for collective success. Shaibu explained his decision not to reside in the Government House during his tenure as deputy governor, citing his anticipation of Obaseki's eventual betrayal. He recounted his initial reluctance to accept Obaseki as the gubernatorial candidate, expressing concerns about the potential negative impact. Despite warnings about Obaseki's destructive tendencies, Shaibu eventually acquiesced out of respect for Oshiomhole. To begin with, I made it clear that I did not intend to support the PDP candidate, Asue Ighodalo, in the upcoming governorship election. I explained that this decision was based on the fact that he had not been transparent with me about his ambition, despite my repeated inquiries. Even when I asked him directly at my own house, he failed to disclose his intentions. This lack of openness surprised me, especially when he later claimed on television that he was being pushed to run. When I confronted him about this contradiction, he dismissed it as a social media rumor. However, his younger brother, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo, confirmed that the plan to make his elder brother the governor of Edo State had been in motion for two years. In my opinion, Edo State needs a leader who understands the local culture and can empathize with the challenges faced by its people. We need someone who considers Edo their home, not someone who will simply rent a house during their tenure and leave afterwards. Unfortunately, the PDP candidate seems to have stronger ties to Ibadan than to Edo. Following his impeachment, Shaibu expressed his forgiveness towards Obaseki. He emphasized his gratitude for being alive and attributed his good health to his practice of not harboring ill feelings or grudges. Shaibu mentioned his straightforward nature and how he does not allow negativity to affect him, citing the need to combat negative influences in the world. Shaibu acknowledged the importance of forgiveness, referencing the Lord's Prayer and stating that he has forgiven those who wronged him, including Obaseki. He also mentioned reconciling with Honourable Kabiru Adjoto, despite their past disagreements, and highlighted the significance of doing what is right for salvation.
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| Politics / Tinubu Intends To Arrest Peter Obi – Charly Boy Claims by obasanjonews(m): 5:57pm On May 02 |
Charly Boy, the renowned singer Charles Oputa, has alleged that the Federal Government led by President Bola Tinubu is planning to apprehend Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the previous election, due to his continuous criticism of the administration. Charly Boy cautioned that any attempt to arrest or press charges against Obi would be met with an unprecedented level of resistance in Nigeria's history. He urged the government to exercise caution and refrain from igniting unrest by unlawfully arresting Obi. In a message posted on his social media handle, Charly Boy emphasized that if any arrest or charges were brought against Obi, the "Obidients" (supporters of Obi) were prepared to resist. He called on Tinubu's government to abandon their malicious plans against Peter Obi, as it would have far-reaching consequences for Nigeria. 2 Likes
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| Crime / EFCC And Cubana Chief Priest To Settle Alleged Naira Abuse Out Of Court by obasanjonews(m): 11:24am On May 02 |
The EFCC and Cubana Chief Priest have reached an agreement to settle the accusation of naira abuse outside of the court, as announced during the proceedings' restart on Thursday. Mrs. Bilikisu Buhari represented the prosecution, and Mr. Chikaosolu Ojukwu (SAN) appeared for the defendant during the reopening of the proceedings. The defense counsel informed the court about the parties' intention to settle and requested that the matter be resolved in accordance with section 14(2) of the EFCC Act. Cubana Chief Priest was granted N10m bail with two sureties in like sum by the Federal High Court in Lagos State on Wednesday, April 17. He faced three counts related to the abuse of naira, spraying, and tampering with the nation's currency at a social event, as per the Central Bank Act of 2007. 6. The socialite was accused of spraying the naira at Eko Hotel on February 13, 2024, and committing the offenses while dancing during the social event.
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| Politics / Inspector Of Police Cuts Wife's Hand Off For N20,000 by obasanjonews(m): 6:50pm On Apr 30 |
An unidentified Police Inspector is alleged to have severed his wife's hand during a minor disagreement over N20,000. The incident took place in the Dong area of Jos North local government area in Plateau State. The Inspector had left the money at home and when he returned to search for it, an argument ensued, leading to the violent act. The State Police Command has confirmed that the suspect is in custody and the investigation is ongoing. The Police Spokesman, DSP Alfred Alabo, stated that the man is currently at the State CID and emphasized that the case is being thoroughly investigated. The victim, who is pregnant, has been hospitalized following the incident. A concerned neighbor revealed that the argument escalated when the wife refused to give the man N3,000 from the N20,000. The motive behind the Inspector's violent act remains unclear.
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| Business / ₦200bn Debt: IPMAN Threaten Service Withdrawal Amidst Fuel Scarcity by obasanjonews(m): 1:10pm On Apr 30 |
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has issued a warning that they will disrupt the supply of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, due to the non-payment of ₦200bn bridging claims. This threat comes amidst a nationwide scarcity of petrol, which has resulted in a surge in prices at the pump and the black market. Mazi Oliver Okolo, the association's Unit Chairman and Spokesperson for Aba Depot, stated that this action is supported by the IPMAN's national leadership. Okolo alleged that the debt is owed by the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NMDPRA). Despite a directive from the Petroleum Minister (Oil) Heineken Lokpobiri for payment, the NMDPRA has failed to settle the ₦200bn debt. Okolo further claimed that only ₦13bn has been paid to IPMAN members since the minister's directive in February 2024, resulting in severe financial difficulties for their businesses. He also criticized the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), the sole importer of petroleum products, for the current petrol scarcity, which has forced some IPMAN members to shut down their businesses and lay off employees. The leadership of the NMDPRA has caused us great concern with their unpatriotic behavior in addressing the debt that has accumulated since September 2022. Our members, who are businessmen and women, took out bank loans to keep their fuel retail outlets operational throughout Nigeria, serving the vast population. Unfortunately, many of our members have been driven into bankruptcy and financial insolvency because they have been unable to fulfill their financial obligations to the banks, solely due to the NMDPRA's failure to provide them with their funds. Consequently, the banks have taken over the business premises of numerous members. As indigenous organizations and Depot Chairmen, we are deeply dissatisfied that instead of receiving support from the government to enhance our businesses, we are being discouraged by the head of the NMDPRA. It is important to mention that during a stakeholders meeting on February 20, 2024, with Mr. Heineken Lokpobiri, the Honourable Minister of Petroleum Resources (Oil), and NSA Nuhu Ribadu, Engr. Farouk Ahmed, the Chief Authority of NMDPRA, was instructed by Mr. Heineken Lokpobiri to settle the entire debt within 40 days. However, we have now surpassed the 40-day deadline given to the NMDPRA, and it is shameful to admit that only a meager sum of N13 Billion has been paid. This demonstrates a complete disregard for our situation, without any remorse or consideration for the directive of the Honourable Minister," as stated in the official statement. Okolo also alleges that NNPC Ltd imports the products and supplies them to private depots, who then sell them at exorbitant prices ranging from ₦820 to ₦950 per litre. Additionally, IPMAN members have to pay an extra ₦2 million for transportation to other parts of the country, making it challenging for them to sell to Nigerians at the agreed-upon pump price. The members of IPMAN have urged President Bola Tinubu to thoroughly investigate the matter, which they believe will have a severe negative impact on their businesses and subsequently on the general public. They strongly oppose the significant increase of over 500% on the Sales and Storage License imposed by the NMDPRA and call for the immediate intervention of the federal government. IPMAN warns that if their demands are not met promptly, they will be compelled to make critical decisions that could disrupt the supply and sale of petroleum products throughout Nigeria. 1 Like
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| Crime / Many Feared Dead, Others Injured As Herdsmen Assault Enugu Community by obasanjonews(m): 12:38pm On Apr 29 |
The Nimbo community in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State has once again been targeted in an attack believed to be carried out by suspected Fulani herdsmen. This attack took place on Sunday evening, resulting in the loss of several lives and leaving many others critically injured. According to sources, the herders launched their assault on mourners in the Ugwuijoro Nimbo community, leaving behind a trail of tears and sorrow. Among the victims were Okeh Simon Ugwu Oruku, Okeh Chukwuebuka, Julius Ogbonna Odiegwu, and Gabriel Ugwor Ezea. A disturbing video, discovered on Monday morning by OBASANJONEWS24, depicted a deserted community. The voice in the video lamented that the invaders caught the villagers off guard and fired shots indiscriminately at the mourners. The compound where the mourners had gathered was strewn with overturned tables and chairs, while lifeless villagers lay in pools of their own blood. It is worth noting that Nimbo had previously experienced an attack in 2016, resulting in numerous deaths and sparking nationwide outrage. As of now, the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Daniel Ndukwe of the Enugu State Command, has yet to respond to an inquiry regarding the latest attack from OBASANJONEWS24. Continue Reading : https://obasanjonews.com/many-feared-dead-others-injured-as-herdsmen-assault-enugu-community/
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| Business / Creditors Should Cease Linking Africa's Assets To Loans – Adesina by obasanjonews(m): 6:00pm On Apr 25 |
Loans provided to African governments in exchange for oil and other minerals need to cease due to the negative impact they have on the continent's debt levels, as highlighted by Nigerian economist Akinwumi Adesina, who serves as the president of the African Development Bank (AfDB). Adesina criticized these natural resource-backed loans as being "asymmetrical" and lacking transparency, emphasizing the importance of debt transparency and accountability to address the complexities surrounding debt issues and resolutions. The African continent's external debt has risen significantly, reaching $824 billion in 2021, with some countries allocating a substantial portion of their GDP towards debt servicing, a concerning trend that needs to be addressed urgently to prevent further financial strain. A report by the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI) revealed that a significant number of resource-backed loans were issued to sub-Saharan African nations between 2004 and 2018, with a substantial portion borrowed from entities like the China Development Bank and China Eximbank, as well as international commodity traders. Adesina stressed the importance of exploring alternative financing options that do not exploit the continent's natural resources unfairly, highlighting the need for a more balanced and equitable approach to lending that benefits African nations without burdening them with excessive debt.
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| Politics / Two Allies Of Wike Decline Relocation, Resign From Fubara’s Administration by obasanjonews(m): 1:04pm On Apr 25 |
Shortly after the resignation of Zacchaeus Adangor, the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice in Rivers State, another commissioner, Isaac Kamalu, has also left the cabinet of Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Similar to Adangor, Kamalu expressed his refusal to be redeployed from the Finance Ministry to the Ministry of Employment Generation and Economic Empowerment in a letter to the Secretary to the Rivers State Government, Tammy Danagogo. Kamalu cited the ongoing lack of peace in Rivers State, despite the peace agreement made by President Bola Tinubu in December. He stated that it would be impossible for him to perform at his best in an environment filled with conflict. In response to this, the governor implemented a minor cabinet reshuffle, moving Adangor to the Ministry of Special Duties (Governor's Office) and Kamalu to the Ministry of Employment Generation and Economic Empowerment. The two individuals in question, known for their unwavering loyalty to Governor Wike, have opted to stand firm in their current positions rather than accepting a relocation order within the government's structure. Their decision to resign from Fubara's cabinet underscores a deeper rift or disagreement that may exist within the ranks of the ruling administration. Observers and political analysts have been quick to interpret this move as a sign of discord or dissatisfaction within the administration. Speculation abounds regarding the underlying reasons for their refusal to relocate, with some suggesting differences in political ideology or strategic disagreements with the current leadership. The refusal of these two allies to comply with the relocation directive poses a significant challenge for Fubara's administration, as it highlights potential fractures within the political coalition that supports the governor. It also raises questions about the governor's ability to maintain unity and cohesion among his allies and supporters, particularly in the face of emerging dissent or opposition. The timing of these resignations is particularly noteworthy, coming at a time when the administration is already grappling with various challenges and controversies. The sudden departure of two key allies adds another layer of complexity to an already volatile political environment, fueling speculation about the administration's stability and future direction. Governor Wike's response to this development will be closely watched, as it will offer insights into his leadership style and ability to navigate internal political dynamics. Whether he chooses to address the situation diplomatically or take a more assertive stance remains to be seen, but his handling of the situation will undoubtedly have far-reaching implications for the administration's future trajectory. In the meantime, the resignations of these two allies have sent shockwaves through the political landscape of [insert location], prompting intense speculation and analysis about the underlying motivations and potential consequences. Some view it as a sign of growing discontent within the ruling administration, while others see it as a strategic maneuver aimed at consolidating power or asserting influence within the political hierarchy. Regardless of the interpretation, one thing is clear: the resignations of these two allies have underscored the complexities and challenges of governing in a politically charged environment. They serve as a stark reminder of the inherent tensions and rivalries that often characterize politics, even among supposed allies. As the dust settles and the administration grapples with the fallout from these resignations, one thing remains certain: the political landscape of [insert location] has been irrevocably altered, and the implications of these developments will reverberate for some time to come. Only time will tell how Governor Wike and his administration choose to respond to this latest challenge and what it means for the future of governance in the region. Continue Reading: https://obasanjonews.com/two-allies-of-wike-decline-relocation-resign-from-fubaras-administration/
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| Crime / More Than 115 Inmates Break Free As Torrential Rain Wreaks Havoc On Suleja Priso by obasanjonews(m): 12:27pm On Apr 25 |
A total of 119 inmates from the Medium Security Custodial Centre in Suleja, Niger state, managed to escape due to heavy rainfall that caused significant damage to the facility and its perimeter fence. The spokesperson for the Federal Capital Territory FCT Command of the Nigeria Correctional Service NCoS, Adamu Duza, confirmed this in a statement. Duza also mentioned that the recapturing process has already begun, with 10 inmates being apprehended so far. He acknowledged that many of the correctional facilities are old and weak, and efforts are being made to replace them with modern ones. Duza assured the public that the situation is under control and urged them to carry on with their daily activities without fear. He also requested the public to report any suspicious movements of the escaped inmates to the nearest security agency.
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| Crime / Osun Teenager Sentenced To Three Years In Jail For Stealing Water Taps by obasanjonews(m): 8:19am On Apr 25 |
A teenager named Abiodun Adewuyi has been sentenced to three years in prison by an Osun Chief Magistrates’ Court in Ede for stealing water taps. Adewusi, who is 18 years old, was apprehended by the Osun State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps after he was found removing items in Durodola community, Owode-Ede town. The spokesperson of the command, Adeleke Kehinde, provided additional information about the case, stating that the suspect was caught in the act of removing the taps from a building on April 16 around 5:40 p.m. The offense committed was in violation of Section 390 of the Criminal Code Law of Osun State. Adewuyi was arraigned before Chief Magistrate V. A. Adedokun at the Magistrate Court in Ede, Osun State, on April 22, where he received the three-year prison sentence. The Command spokesperson, Adeleke, mentioned that the suspect, identified as Adewuyi Jamiu Abiodun, was found with a total of seven brass water taps, which he had been selling to buyers of scrap metal after stealing them. The Osun NSCDC Commandant, Michael Adaralewa, urged parents and guardians to caution their children and wards against engaging in criminal activities like theft. He emphasized that such actions could tarnish the family's reputation and assured that the NSCDC would continue to root out criminals in the state. The incident sheds light on the severity of punishments meted out for seemingly trivial offenses and raises questions about the effectiveness of the justice system in addressing more serious crimes. The teenager, whose identity remains undisclosed due to legal reasons, was apprehended by law enforcement authorities after being caught red-handed stealing water taps from public facilities. The incident occurred in a local community where access to clean water is already a challenge for many residents. Upon his arrest, the teenager was charged with theft under the relevant criminal statutes in Osun State. Despite his young age, the court handed down a surprisingly harsh sentence of three years in jail, sparking a debate about the appropriateness of such punishment for a non-violent offense committed by a minor. The case highlights the broader issue of criminal justice reform in Nigeria, where the legal system often struggles to strike a balance between rehabilitation and punishment, particularly for juvenile offenders. While theft is undoubtedly a serious offense that warrants punishment, many argue that incarcerating a teenager for such a petty crime may do more harm than good. Critics of the verdict point out that the teenager's actions may have been driven by desperation or a lack of alternative means to access basic necessities like water. In a country where poverty and unemployment are widespread, some believe that addressing the root causes of petty crime, such as poverty and lack of opportunity, should be a priority for policymakers. Moreover, the severity of the punishment raises concerns about the overcriminalization of minor offenses and the disproportionate impact it has on vulnerable populations. Rather than focusing on punitive measures, advocates for criminal justice reform argue for more rehabilitative approaches, such as community service or educational programs, to address the underlying issues driving criminal behavior. Additionally, the case underscores the importance of access to clean water as a fundamental human right. In many parts of Nigeria, inadequate infrastructure and poor governance have led to water scarcity and limited access to clean drinking water. As a result, individuals may resort to desperate measures to obtain water, further exacerbating social tensions and inequalities. Moving forward, there is a need for greater awareness and sensitivity among law enforcement officials and judicial authorities regarding the unique circumstances of juvenile offenders. Rather than imposing harsh penalties that perpetuate cycles of poverty and crime, the focus should be on rehabilitation, education, and providing support to help young people reintegrate into society. While the sentencing of the Osun teenager may have been intended to deter criminal behavior, it raises important questions about the fairness and effectiveness of Nigeria's criminal justice system. Addressing the underlying socio-economic factors that drive petty crime and ensuring access to essential services like clean water are essential steps towards building a more just and equitable society. Continue Reading: https://obasanjonews.com/teenager-in-osun-sentenced-to-three-years-in-jail-for-stealing-water-taps/
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| Health / Kano And Jigawa Lead In Tobacco Smoking Rates In Nigeria – Report by obasanjonews(m): 7:43am On Apr 25 |
Kano and Jigawa states have been identified as the leading states in Nigeria when it comes to tobacco consumption, according to the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC). Solomon Adoga, the senior programs officer at CISLAC, made this statement during a one-day multi-stakeholders' engagement on tobacco taxation in Jigawa State. The primary objective of this engagement, organized by CISLAC with support from the Tax Justice Network, is to address the high level of tobacco usage in the state, particularly among the youth. Adoga emphasized the need for the state government to adopt and implement the National Tobacco Control Act (2015) and Tobacco Tax Policy in order to protect the lives of the young generation, who are the future leaders of the country. To raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco and advocate for the adoption of these laws, CISLAC is actively engaging with various stakeholders, including traditional and religious leaders, youth groups, civil society organizations, and the media. Tobacco smoking remains a significant public health concern in Nigeria, with Kano and Jigawa states emerging as the leading regions with high smoking rates. Despite efforts to curb tobacco use through awareness campaigns and regulations, these states continue to grapple with high rates of tobacco consumption, posing challenges to public health initiatives. Kano, the most populous state in Nigeria, has long struggled with high rates of tobacco use. The prevalence of smoking in Kano can be attributed to various factors, including cultural practices, socioeconomic factors, and limited enforcement of tobacco control policies. Tobacco use is deeply ingrained in the social fabric of the state, with smoking often perceived as a normative behavior among certain demographics. Jigawa, located in the northwestern region of Nigeria, faces similar challenges regarding tobacco smoking. The state's rural nature, coupled with limited access to healthcare and educational resources, contributes to higher smoking rates. Additionally, cultural factors and societal norms play a significant role in perpetuating tobacco use in Jigawa. The implications of high tobacco smoking rates extend beyond individual health risks to broader societal and economic consequences. Smoking-related illnesses impose a significant burden on the healthcare system, diverting resources away from other essential health services. Moreover, tobacco use contributes to lost productivity and economic strain, as individuals suffer from illnesses that affect their ability to work and earn a livelihood. Efforts to address the issue of tobacco smoking in Kano and Jigawa must adopt a multifaceted approach that considers the unique cultural, socioeconomic, and environmental factors at play. Comprehensive tobacco control strategies should involve collaboration between government agencies, healthcare providers, civil society organizations, and the private sector. One crucial aspect of tobacco control is the implementation and enforcement of regulations to restrict tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship. Strict enforcement of laws prohibiting smoking in public places can help reduce exposure to secondhand smoke and discourage tobacco use among the population. Continue Reading: https://obasanjonews.com/kano-and-jigawa-lead-in-tobacco-smoking-rates-in-nigeria-report/
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| Politics / Re: Adeleke Kissed Osun First Lady Titilola Publicly At Remi Tinubu’ Event by obasanjonews(m): 5:10pm On Apr 24 |
BREAKING: Rivers Commissioner Refuses Redeployment, Submits Resignation in Protest The Commissioner for Justice and Attorney-General of Rivers State, Prof. Zacchaeus Adangor, has refused to accept his redeployment as part of a cabinet reshuffle initiated by the state governor, Siminalayi Fubara, amid the ongoing crisis in Rivers. Adangor conveyed his decision to reject the redeployment and also tendered his resignation from the State Executive Council in a letter addressed to the Secretary to Rivers State Government (SSG), Tammy Danagogo. https://obasanjonews.com/breaking-rivers-commissioner-refuses-redeployment-submits-resignation-in-protest/ |
| Crime / Yahaya Bello Transferred $720,000 From State Funds To Cover Child's School Fees by obasanjonews(m): 1:20pm On Apr 24 |
New details have emerged regarding the investigation into the former Governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). According to the anti-graft commission, Bello withdrew $720,000 from the state's accounts to pay his child's school fees in advance just before leaving office on January 27, 2024. EFCC chief Ola Olukoyede revealed this information during a conversation with journalists at the Commission's headquarters in Abuja. Olukoyede alleged that Bello transferred the money from the state coffers to a Bureau de Change operator and used it for his child's school fees. He expressed his disbelief at a sitting governor engaging in such actions, especially considering the financial state of Kogi. Olukoyede emphasized his commitment to pursuing the prosecution of the ex-governor and stated that he would resign as EFCC chairman if Bello is not prosecuted. He also promised to hold accountable anyone who obstructed the arrest of the former governor. The EFCC aims to arraign Bello on 19 counts related to money laundering, breach of trust, and misappropriation of funds totaling N80.2 billion. He mentioned that regardless of the actions taken by anyone or the frequency of attacks against the anti-corruption agency, he and his team would persist in their efforts to cleanse the nation. Bello served as the governor of Kogi State until January 27, 2024, when he passed the baton to a fellow APC member, Usman Ododo. On April 17, 2024, the EFCC conducted a raid on Bello's residence in Abuja with the intention of arresting him, but Ododo intervened and reportedly helped his predecessor evade capture. Subsequently, the EFCC issued a warrant for Bello's arrest, emphasizing that any hindrance to their operations would not be tolerated, a stance supported by the Attorney General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi. Continue Reading: https://obasanjonews.com/yahaya-bello-transferred-720000-from-state-funds-to-cover-childs-school-fees-olukoyede/
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| Crime / Travelers Defeat Zamfara Bandits, Kill One, Retrieve 2 AK-47 Rifles by obasanjonews(m): 8:57am On Apr 24 |
In a courageous act, the family of a bride-to-be and a group of passengers thwarted a kidnapping attempt by killing a terrorist in Zamfara State. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/04/passengers-overpower-bandits-in-zamfara-kill-one-seize-2-ak-47-rifles-2/ 58 Likes 5 Shares
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| Politics / EFCC Apprehends Former Aviation Minister, Sirika, For Alleged N8bn Fraud by obasanjonews(m): 9:16pm On Apr 23 |
The former Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, has been detained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in connection with an ongoing investigation into money laundering amounting to N8,069,176,864.00. On Tuesday afternoon, Sirika was seen arriving at the EFCC's Federal Capital Territory Command office in Abuja, where he is currently meeting with investigators to address allegations of fraudulent contracts awarded to a company owned by his younger brother. Sources within the anti-graft agency, speaking on the condition of anonymity, confirmed that Sirika is being questioned regarding the alleged aviation ministry contract fraud, which is said to have involved collaboration with his sibling's company. This investigation comes after the EFCC had been looking into various activities within the Aviation Ministry during Sirika's tenure, including conspiracy, abuse of office, diversion of public funds, and contract inflation. Hadi Sirika, the ex-Minister of Aviation, has been apprehended by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) due to an ongoing investigation concerning money laundering totaling N8,069,176,864.00. Sirika was observed arriving at the EFCC's Federal Capital Territory Command office in Abuja on Tuesday afternoon, where he is presently in discussions with investigators to address accusations of fraudulent contracts granted to a company owned by his younger brother. Sources from the anti-graft agency, who chose to remain anonymous, verified that Sirika is being interrogated regarding the purported aviation ministry contract fraud, which allegedly involved cooperation with his brother's company. This inquiry follows the EFCC's scrutiny of various activities within the Aviation Ministry during Sirika's term, encompassing conspiracy, abuse of authority, misappropriation of public funds, and contract overpricing. A reliable source disclosed to our correspondent on Tuesday that the anti-graft commission is examining the Aviation Ministry's operations for conspiracy, abuse of power, misappropriation of public funds, and contract overpricing. Additionally, criminal breaches of trust and money laundering totaling N8,069,176,864.00 during Sirika's tenure in office are under investigation. The amount in question pertains to four aviation contracts from the former minister to a company named Engirios Nigeria Limited, managed by his younger brother, Abubakar Sirika. Abubakar, besides being identified as the company's Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, is reported to be the exclusive signatory to the company's two accounts held in Zenith and Union Banks. The ex-minister's younger brother, Abubakar Sirika, has been apprehended and detained by the commission due to the transfer of N3,212,258,930.18 to his company, Engirios Nigerian Limited's, bank account by the former minister, with no evidence of work completed on the contracted projects thus far. Abubakar Sirika, who was taken into custody on February 4, has been cooperating with the commission in its investigation of the financial transactions of the Aviation Ministry during his brother's tenure as the minister. An EFCC investigator disclosed that they are looking into a case of money laundering amounting to N8,069,176,864.00 associated with former Aviation Minister Hadi Sirika, who allegedly awarded contracts to his brother Abubakar despite knowing that he is a civil servant in the Federal Ministry of Water Resources. Abubakar Sirika is presently in our possession at the headquarters, where he is furnishing us with additional valuable details regarding the financial operations of the Aviation Ministry under the guidance of his elder sibling, Hadi Sirika.
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| Crime / Parent Slaps Bully At Abuja British School: Institution Temporarily Shuts Down by obasanjonews(m): 4:27pm On Apr 23 |
Lead British International School in Abuja has been closed by the management following a bullying incident that gained widespread attention on social media.https://obasanjonews.com/breaking-angry-parent-slaps-bully-at-abuja-british-school-institution-temporarily-shuts-down-video/ 6 Likes
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| Politics / Rivers: Legislators Remove Governor Fubara's Authority To Appoint LG Caretakers by obasanjonews(m): 8:45am On Apr 23 |
The Rivers State House of Assembly, on Monday, passed the Rivers State Local Government (Amendment) Bill into law by overriding the assent of Governor Siminalayi Fubara. https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/pro-wike-lawmakers-strip-fubaras-power-to-appoint-lg-caretakers/%3famp 9 Likes 2 Shares
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| Business / FCCPC Shuts Down Chinese Supermarket Amid Allegations Of Discrimination Against by obasanjonews(m): 8:28am On Apr 23 |
The Chinese supermarket located at the China General Chamber of Commerce in Abuja was closed down by officials from the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) during a surprise visit on Monday. Following an investigation that involved questioning Nigerian employees, the commission decided to seal off the supermarket. Prior to this incident, there was a public outcry on Sunday regarding the discriminatory policy enforced by the Chinese supermarket, which only allowed entry to Chinese citizens while excluding Nigerians from shopping there. The manager of the complex, Shaibu Sanusi, acknowledged that Nigerians residing within the complex were permitted to shop at the supermarket, but those from outside were not. Despite the closure of the supermarket, the FCCPC suspects that some individuals may still be inside, attempting to evade confrontation with the agency.
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| Crime / Bobrisky Files Notice Of Appeal, Contesting Conviction In Legal Challenge by obasanjonews(m): 8:19am On Apr 23 |
Bobrisky, a controversial cross-dresser and socialite, whose real name is Idris Olanrewaju Okuneye, has taken legal action by filing a Notice of Appeal through his lawyer, Bimbo Kusanu, challenging his conviction on a four-count charge related to Naira abuse. The appeal seeks to overturn the six-month imprisonment sentence handed down by Justice Abimbola Awogboro of the Federal High Court, Lagos, and instead proposes a fine of N50,000 for each of the charges against Bobrisky. Despite pleading guilty to the charges brought by the EFCC, Bobrisky argues in his appeal that the trial court's decision to impose the maximum sentence was unjust, especially considering his lack of prior criminal convictions and the availability of lesser sentencing options under the ACJA. The appellant highlights his cooperation with the EFCC during the investigation and emphasizes that the severe sentence imposed does not align with the principles of fair and proportionate sentencing as outlined in the ACJA. The trial judge made a legal and factual error by imposing the maximum sentence of 6 months imprisonment on the appellant without the option of a fine, going against the provisions of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act of 2015. The trial court's decision to give the appellant the maximum sentence, despite no prior criminal record, disregarded the possibility of a lesser sentence as allowed by law. The punishment imposed on the appellant by the trial court goes against the mandatory sentencing guidelines outlined in the law, resulting in a punitive measure. The appellant has been a victim of a miscarriage of justice due to the severe sentence handed down by the trial court. The trial court's justification for the maximum punishment based on foreign perceptions of Naira abuse is flawed and does not align with the actual considerations that should have been taken into account. The intention behind the Central Bank Act 2007, under which the appellant was charged, is to prevent Nigerians from tampering with Naira, not to cater to the views of foreign nationals on the matter. The trial court overlooked the positive actions of the appellant, such as cooperating with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission during the investigation, and failed to consider these factors in the sentencing decision. The trial court's failure to exercise discretion judiciously has led to a miscarriage of justice against the appellant.
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| Crime / IGP Insists Nigeria Not Ready For State Police Yet by obasanjonews(m): 3:09pm On Apr 22 |
The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kayode Egbetokun expressed his belief that Nigeria is not yet ready for state policing, despite the numerous security challenges it faces. Speaking at a national dialogue on state police in Abuja, the IGP stated that the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) leadership believes the country lacks the necessary maturity for the establishment of state-controlled police. He highlighted concerns such as the potential for abuse of power by state political leaders, the risk of undermining human rights and security, and conflicts of jurisdiction. Instead, the IGP proposed alternative measures to improve the police force, including the integration of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps and the Federal Road Safety into the Nigerian police. He also emphasized the importance of increasing recruitment and providing more training for police personnel. Former president Goodluck Jonathan, on the other hand, argued that despite the challenges, state police is essential in present-day Nigeria due to the prevalence of crimes like kidnapping. The event was attended by prominent figures such as Vice President Kashim Shettima, who conveyed President Bola Tinubu's commitment to enhancing the police force based on the submissions from the national dialogue.
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| Politics / Rivers State Assembly Rejects Fubara, Approves Law Regarding LG Chairmen by obasanjonews(m): 2:55pm On Apr 22 |
The political tension in Rivers State continues to escalate, as the Rivers State House of Assembly has once again defied Governor Siminalayi Fubara and successfully passed a significant law in the state. During the plenary session on Monday, the House overrode the governor's objections and implemented a major amendment to the Rivers State Local Government Law, granting them the authority to extend the tenures of the LGA chairmen. Previously, in March, Governor Fubara had refused to give his consent to the Local Government (Amendment) bill, despite it being passed and forwarded to him by the lawmakers. However, during Monday's session, the lawmakers arrived at the assembly complex early in the morning, and the topic of discussion was the amendment to the Rivers State Local Government Law. The bill was presented by the Majority Leader Major Jack, leading to extensive debates among the members of the Rivers State House of Assembly. Ultimately, the lawmakers argued in favor of vetoing the governor, and with a two-thirds majority vote, the House agreed to override the governor's objections and passed the bill into law. This marks the sixth time that the House of Assembly has defied the governor and enacted laws since the commencement of the political battle in the state.
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| Romance / E-money Promises To Look After The Wife And Kids Of Junior Pope by obasanjonews(m): 3:35pm On Apr 17 |
E-Money, a well-known businessman and socialite, has stepped forward to support the children of the late Nollywood actor, Junior Pope. Tragically, Junior Pope and three others lost their lives in a boating accident while returning from a movie shoot on the Anam River in Anambra State. E-Money, in mourning for the actor, revealed that Junior Pope's last words were about his dedication to raising his three sons. In light of this, E-Money has made a heartfelt commitment to fulfill the late actor's wish by taking on the responsibility of caring for his children. Through a touching message on his Instagram page, E-Money expressed the deep loss felt by all who knew Junior Pope and assured that his children would be embraced and nurtured by the Okonkwo family, just as the late actor would have wanted. The memory of Junior Pope will forever be cherished, and his absence will be deeply felt. May he rest in peace, knowing that he is loved and that his family and loved ones are surrounded by God's blessings.
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| Romance / Female Boko Haram Members Who Have Repented Cry Out, "Men Don't Want To Marry Us by obasanjonews(m): 3:04pm On Apr 17 |
A recent report has highlighted the challenges faced by repentant female Boko Haram insurgents who have surrendered their weapons and denounced violence as they struggle to find suitable partners for marriage in the community. The Arewa Punch publication revealed that these former insurgents are finding it hard to attract law-abiding men for marriage, with many men avoiding any romantic involvement with them. While official records indicate a significant number of surrendered insurgents and their families, there is no specific data on the number of unmarried, divorced, or widowed women among them. Community leaders have expressed concerns about the reluctance of men to consider marriage proposals from these women, despite some of them openly expressing their desire to find suitable partners. One ward head in Old Maiduguri, Modu Grema Wakil, shared that these women often reach out to community leaders seeking assistance in finding spouses, highlighting the growing desperation among them. There is a fear that if these women are unable to find suitable partners, they may be at risk of returning to violent activities, jeopardizing their commitment to renounce terrorism and embrace a peaceful life. 1 Share
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