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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will unveil a
new coach for the Super Eagles in July, it has been
revealed.
Chris Green, the NFF Technical and Development
Committee chairman, has given firm assurances
that they would make sure that all the issues
around naming a new manager for the Super
Eagles were sorted unfailingly by next month.
The Super Eagles have been without a substantive
coach since Sunday Oliseh resigned and according
to Green a lot of applications have been received
for the vacant post.
“We have submitted our recommendation to the
NFF executive board members after receiving a lot
of applications from coaches who have shown
interest in the job,” Green revealed.
At the moment, Salisu Yusuf has been in charge of
the Eagles in interim capacity with the duo of
Rangers coach, Imama Amapakabo, and Abia
Warriors manager, Kennedy Boboye, assisting.
Super Eagles are in a tough group for Russia 2018
World Cup qualifiers together with Zambia’s
Chipolopolo, Cameroon’s Indomitable Lions and
Algeria’s Desert Foxes.
Meanwhile, while the federal government might
have foreclosed the hope of hiring a foreign coach,
the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation is
at only at cross purposes on who to appoint, but
bent on hiring a foreigner.
This is because Amaju Pinnick, NFF President,
favours the appointment of Serbian’s Goran
Stefanovic, while the Technical Committee headed
by Chris Green wants Frenchman, Paul Le Guen.
Pinnick is keen on the Serb’s abilities due to his
wealth of experience especially in Africa and
affordability in comparison to other coaches who
will demand higher wages.
However members of the Technical Committee are
convinced that Le Guen is the most qualified for
the job based on his pedigree and heroics with
Cameroun in the run up to the 2010 World Cup
where he qualified them from an almost impossible
situation after taking over the job midway through
the qualifiers.
The committee members believe that Le Guen has
the pedigree that will naturally command respect
from players of the Super Eagles which will help
bring the much needed sanity and discipline the
football house is trying to instill in the senior
national team.

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PORT HARCOURT : ONE of Africa ’s finest novelist, poet and dramatist Captain Elechi Amadi died Wednesday at the Good Heart hospital in Port Harcourt at the age of 82. A member of the family , Bar Wabueze Amadi, confirmed the development to the Vanguard newspaper on phone, saying he passed on at about 345pm at the hospital. The late captain Elechi Amadi was among the first generation of African writers and novelists. Some of his works were The Concubine, The Great Ponds, Isiburu, Sunset in Biafra, Dance of Johannesburg, Peppersoup, The Road to Ibadan, The Slave , Estrangement and the Woman of Calaber. He celebrated his 80th birthday in Port Harcourt, in 2014 releasing a souvenir edition of one of his plays, Isiburu to mark his 80th birthday. He was born on 12 May, 1934 in Aluu community, Ikwerre local government area. He attended Government college , Umuahia and went to the University college, Ibadan where he bagged a BSc degree in Physics and Mathematics. He served in the 3rd Marine Commandos of the Nigerian Army. He was first Commissioner for Education in the old Rivers state and also served as Commissioner for Lands and Housing He had several honours to his credit. He was Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Education and a Member of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria . He was awarded a honorary doctorate degree by the University of Port Harcourt in 2011. He was abducted by unknown gunmen in 2008 and later released after some days in their custody. He lived in his community, Aluu until his death. The Director General, NIMASA, Dr Dakuku Peterside described him as a great Nigerian who will be greatly missed. His words, “Captain Elechi Amadi, certainly was a man of many parts who touched lives in many ways. And he will be remembered for good by many people who met him physically or through his books. He was a well known author, publisher, soldier and statesman who was concerned about a better society. “My generation will definitely remember him more for his great books like the Concubine, the Great Ponds, Sunset in Biafra, Estrangement, the Slave and a collection of poems. “It is regrettable that Amadi passed away at a time when Rivers, our dear state is still far away from the aspirations of its founding fathers like him and most sons and daughters of the state. There is no doubt that Elder Elechi Amadi and other founding fathers will be weeping in their graves at the state of Rivers State. Nigeria and the international literary community has lost a creative giant. “The departed patriot, no doubt, had a remarkable life and he will surely be remembered for serving humanity with literature and his interventions. May his soul find eternal rest in the Lord.”

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The Super Eagles will play Zambia’s Chipolopolo, Cameroon’s Indomitable Lions and Algeria’s Fennecs in the final round of qualification series for the 2018 FIFA World Cup finals. In what is already dubbed the group of death by pundits, the three-time African champions, who will not play in next year’s Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon, face a tough route to qualify for Russia 2018 given the high quality of their opponents in the group. The draw conducted at the Cairo Marriott Hotel put all former African champions in the same Group B, with reigning continental champions Cote d’Ivoire to tackle Gabon, Mali and Morocco in Group C. Tunisia’s Carthage Eagles head Group A that also includes Libya, Democratic Republic of Congo and Guinea, and Ghana’s Black Stars will do battle with the Pharaohs of Egypt, Congo’s Red Devils and Uganda’s Cranes in Group E. Senegal’s Teranga Lions, which reached the World Cup quarter –finals in its debut in 2002, head Group D that also includes South Africa’s Bafana Bafana, Burkina Faso’s Etalons and Cape Verde’s Blue Sharks. “It is a tough draw, but then I have always said that you have to beat the best to get to the World Cup. Now we have the draw, we know how to prepare. The preparation has to start right now and we must make good use of every single day leading to the kick –off of the series. “The other pools are tough as well, because for me, you can never afford to under –rate any team these days. Now we must quickly sort out the issue of Head Coach and his assistants and put every other thing in place in good time,” NFF president Amaju Pinnick said. Algeria knocked Nigeria out of the race to the 1982 FIFA World Cup, but Nigeria also overpowered Algeria to qualify for the 1994 finals in USA. Nigeria beat Algeria 3-0 to lift her first –ever Africa Cup of Nations title, on home soil in 1980, but the Fennecs avenged by beating the Eagles 1-0 to also nick their first African title, on home soil, ten years later. Cameroon stopped Nigeria from reaching the 1990 FIFA World Cup finals, winning 1-0 in Yaounde in a group contest even though Nigeria won the home leg 2-0 in Ibadan. In Yaounde, only weeks after the death of Samuel Okwaraji, Nigeria needed a draw to shove aside the Lions but lost 1-0. In a friendly in Belgium in October last year, the Super Eagles steamrolled the Lions 3-0.

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According to information from the
university?s website, the revised
academic calendar for 2015/2016 session
was approved at the 422nd meeting
(extra-ordinary) of the Senate of the
higher institution.
The management at the University of
Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) has announced
the students are to resume academic
activities on

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Brazil coach Dunga was sacked on Tuesday after the Selecao’s humiliating group-stage elimination from the Copa America Centenario. The Brazilian Football Confederation said in a statement it had decided to fire Dunga and “dissolve the Brazilian national team’s coaching staff” following their latest debacle. The news came after CBF officials met with Dunga earlier on Tuesday. The exit from the Copa America centennial edition in the United States was the latest blow to demoralised, recession-hit Brazil, which is still reeling from the national team’s 7-1 World Cup semi-final thrashing by Germany on home soil in 2014. After an opening 0-0 draw with Ecuador was followed by a 7-1 win over Haiti, Brazil needed a draw with Peru on Monday to reach the quarter-finals but instead crashed out of the tournament after controversially losing 1-0 to a disputed goal. Speculation had swirled that Dunga was on his way out, but the coach said he was not afraid of the sack. “I am only afraid of death,” Dunga told reporters. Brazil are now left searching for a new coach just weeks away from hosting the Olympics in August, seeking to win football gold for the first time. Dunga, 52, won the Copa America twice as a player and was captain of Brazil’s 1994 World Cup-winning squad.



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Brazil coach Dunga was sacked on Tuesday after the Selecao’s humiliating group-stage elimination from the Copa America Centenario. The Brazilian Football Confederation said in a statement it had decided to fire Dunga and “dissolve the Brazilian national team’s coaching staff” following their latest debacle. The news came after CBF officials met with Dunga earlier on Tuesday. The exit from the Copa America centennial edition in the United States was the latest blow to demoralised, recession-hit Brazil, which is still reeling from the national team’s 7-1 World Cup semi-final thrashing by Germany on home soil in 2014. After an opening 0-0 draw with Ecuador was followed by a 7-1 win over Haiti, Brazil needed a draw with Peru on Monday to reach the quarter-finals but instead crashed out of the tournament after controversially losing 1-0 to a disputed goal. Speculation had swirled that Dunga was on his way out, but the coach said he was not afraid of the sack. “I am only afraid of death,” Dunga told reporters. Brazil are now left searching for a new coach just weeks away from hosting the Olympics in August, seeking to win football gold for the first time. Dunga, 52, won the Copa America twice as a player and was captain of Brazil’s 1994 World Cup-winning squad.



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The American Federal Bureau of
Investigation, FBI has released a shocking
list of the richest politicians in the Nigerian
political sector.
The FBI further in its revelation exposed the
details of the top riches politicians’ US bank
accounts.
The list is alleged to have been framed up
from the investigative Amanpour Live show,
the report also states that investigations are
ongoing into revealing other Nigerian
politicians who have amassed offshore
wealth.
Among names listed in the intial reports are:
former President Olusegun Obasanjo, former
Lagos state Governor, Tinubu, former Vice-
President Atiku including Sylvia, IBB, Jega,
Maina, Oransanye, Lamido, Talba,
Alamyeisegha and Adamu Muazu.
The list as published by Nigerian Watch in its
20 May – 2 June 2016, Issue No 075 Reads
below:
NIGERIA’S RICHEST POLITICIANS
1. Rochas Okorocha ($1.4 Billion Jp Morgan
Chase/New York)
2. Mohammed Rabi Musa Kwankwaso ($1.15
Billion American Express, Ny)
3. Kashim Shettima ($1.1 Billion Wells Fargo,
San Francisco)
4. Vice Admiral Murtala Nyako, Gcon, Cfr
($805 Million City Group, Ny)
5. Ibrahim ($798 Million City Group, Ny)
6. Rotimi Amaechi ($757 Million Us Bancorp,
Minnesota)
8. M Nyako Abdulaziz ($626 Million Ally
Financial, Detriot)
9. Adama Oshiomole ($625 Million Bb&t,
North Carolina)
10. Rauf Aregbesola ($513 Million City
Group, Ny)
11. Umaru Tanko Almakura ($510 Million
State Street Corporation)
12. Aliyu Magatakarda Wamako ($476 Million
Wells Fargo, San Francisco)
13. Babatunde Fashola ($448 Million City
Group, Ny)
14. Ibikunle Amosun ($442 Million Bank Of
America)
15. Ahmed ($437 Million Us Bancorp)
16. Abiola Adeyemi Ajimobi ($422 Million
Ally Financial)


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Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State on
Sunday said true federalism was the only way to
drive democracy in the country.
Mr. Ambode, represented by the Secretary to the
State Government, Tunji Bello, made the assertion
at the 23rd anniversary of the annulment of June
12, 1993 Presidential Elections.

The programme was organised by the state’s
Office of Civic Engagement under the Deputy
Governor’s Office with the theme: “Democracy and
Inclusiveness — Basis for Good Governance.”
“We still have a long way to go in our country
today and that is because we are not practicing
true federalism. And for us to achieve that, we
need to work really hard.
“We must ensure that we install a viable federalism
in Nigeria, that is the only way to build and enjoy
our democracy as well as honour the memory of
late MKO Abiola,” he said.

Mr. Ambode said that his administration would
strive to uphold the ideals of June 12 by ensuring
the expansion of the frontiers of democratic
governance and social justice.
Also speaking, Ndubuisi Kanu, a former Military
Governor of Lagos State, said that the practice of
true federalism was the solution to the challenges
facing the country.

“Whatever is happening now in the country either
militancy, IPOB or others will not stop until we go
back to the Nigeria that we are expected to build; a
federal Nigeria.
“We should brace up and be prepared. Prayers
alone will not solve the problem. We have to get
back to a federal Nigeria,” Mr. Kanu, retired Rear
Admiral, said.

In his contribution, Ayo Opadokun, Convener of the
Coalition of Democrats for Electoral Reforms, said
that restructuring was the solution to country’s
challenges.
“After 23 years, those who denied Nigerians the
opportunity of true democracy are still living and
are in government positions.
“But it is sad to note that they have not done
anything to correct the mistakes from the lessons
of June 12.

“June 12 will continue to be relevant until
Nigerians are given the opportunity to decide their
fate in the country and that is when Democracy
would have been enthroned,’’ he said.
Mr. Opadokun urged President Muhammadu Buhari
to direct the Independent Electoral Commission to
announce Abiola as the winner of June 12, 1993
election as well include his name in the names of
past presidents of Nigeria.

In his lecture, Olumuyiwa Noah, a lecturer at the
University of Lagos, urged elders in the country to
narrate the story of June 12 to the younger
generation to curb electoral malpractices.
“We owe it a duty to tell the story of June 12 to
our young ones who are ignorant of what
transpired so that they are aware; and in future,
elections malpractices will be curbed,” the
professor said.

In his remarks, Kehinde Joseph, Special Adviser to
Governor Ambode on Civic Engagement, said that
the anniversary was to keep the essence and
lessons of democratic experience alive.
The June 12, 1993 presidential election was
annulled by former military dictator, Ibrahim
Babangida, before the final announcements of
results. Initial results released showed that
Moshood Abiola, a billionaire philanthropist, had an
unassailable lead over his then opponent, Bashir
Tofa.

Mr. Abiola, who later died in government custody,
is believed by most Nigerians to have won the
election, considered one of the freest and fairest in
Nigeria.

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In this piece, All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain Hon. Niran Sule-Akinsuyi says the spirit of ‘June 12’ frustrated the antics of anti- democratic forces in last year’s presidential election.
Tribute to all those who played vital roles in the making of this historic event; and those who sacrificed their life for democracy including their families. The story of June 12 cannot be complete without recognising their roles- I mean political associates, patriots and Pro- democracy activists who were sympathetic to the cause of June 12 and the strugAs a member of the Ondo State House of Assembly in the Third Republic, and a state delegate to the Social Democratic Party convention held in Jos where Chief MKO Abiola emerged as the party’s flagbearer, I am familiar with the political exploits culminating in the June 12, 1993 presidential elections which Chief MKO Abiola presumably won. Today, it is clear that the struggle by NADECO, the Nigeria Press and other Pro-democracy activities was not a labour in vain.

June 12 is an unforgettable political event in Nigeria, and has taught us useful political lesson which helped Nigeria to learn more about peace, unity, and respect for one another. It has brought about the emergence of two presidential candidates of two major political parties (Chief Olu Falae APP and Chief Olusegun Obasanjo PDP) from the same geo-political zone – the South-West-in the general election of a multi ethnic nation like Nigeria. Such was the importance of June 12 as a lesson of history.
June 12 erased the idea of political discrimination, the cornerstone of the multifaceted problems besetting the country and provided a platform for ethnic minority like Ijaw to be Vice President and President of this great country. Genuine concern aimed at restructuring Nigeria took off from the making of June 12; contrary to the current agitation designed to distract the Buhari Administration. We should see how we can consolidate on the gains and sacrifices made by patriotic Nigerians involved in the making of June 12 by giving every Nigerian a sense of belonging. Never again will any election be cancelled or annulled in Nigeria by reason of birth, circumstances, or ethnic region where the winner comes from. Never again will Nigerians allow their leader to convert the political space into a laboratory for trying all manner of selfish political experiment. The lesson of June 12 frustrated the evil plans of the likes of Orubebe who had thought that government machinery or federal might could be used to thwart the will of Nigerians in the April 2015 presidential election the same way machinery of government was used to annul the June 12 1993 Presidential elections. We hail the heroes of June 12, we hail patriotic Nigerians who believed in the lesson of June 12 and have imbibed the spirit behind it. Shouting restructuring barely one year into the life of this administration is a story the proponents should not expect Nigerians to buy. As a nation we ridiculously spent the sum of N9billion on a conference to discuss this subject in 2014. Regrettably no machinery was put in place to consider or implement its recommendation before the Jonathan administration was alternated through the ballot system.
In our political history we have had many struggles; the struggle for independence from colonisation, the struggle for unity during the civil war years, the struggle for constitutional government and democracy, and we are currently in a struggle for good governance and economic development. Any economic or political theory that fails to appreciate the current struggles is shallow. Those clamouring for restructuring should find accommodation under the current struggle for good governance and economic development. Restructuring alone cannot sit on one leg of the tripod; other vices must also be eliminated. Local government funds are siphoned East, North and West of Nigeria the same way our governors dispense security votes with impunity across the length and breathe of the country. The same goes for the bailout funds release by the Buhari administration for the payment of workers’ salaries but diverted in about 22 states. Restructuring will not provide answers to the fatal looting of our treasury. It has not been established that the Federal structure is the root cause of corruption in Nigeria. From the courts presently, public officers from Hausa, Ibo, Yoruba, Ijaw land etc are undergoing trials and prosecution for corruption.

Local government elections in Nigeria are not won by political parties in opposition in the states, contrary to all the hues and cries for electoral reforms. What is required from the leadership in Nigeria is honesty and sincerity of purpose in accordance with the oath of office of public officers, like what President Muhammadu Buhari is currently offering Nigerians. I feel proud as a Nigerian listening to the opinion of the Archibishop of Canterbury about our President. I feel proud when Obama introduced him as “the President of Nigeria; a man of integrity”. Nigeria is a blessed nation full of opportunities, abundant potentials and God- given endowments. Nigeria needs decent men to run the apparatuses of government to make life better for people.

Issues such as constitutional amendments to reduce federal powers, modify revenue allocation formula, allowing state police etc could be handled by the National Assembly, if that is the desire and wishes of Nigerians. Any of the federating states obviously would not require restructuring to be prudent and faithful to their people, embark and engage in massive food production and provide good governance free from corruption and embezzlement. Niran Sule-Akinsuyi is a governorship aspirant in Ondo State, former member Ondo State House of Assembly and Commissioner for Special Duties

partial list of
senior officers compulsorily retired by the
Nigerian Army last Friday. We could not
ascertain the exact number of officers
involved but defense sources claim there
are at least 60 plus officers on the list.
list of some of the officers compulsorily
retired on Friday


Maj Gen Mobolaji Koleoso
Maj. General TC Ude
Maj Gen SD Aliyu
Maj Gen LC Ilo
Maj Gen PAT
Maj Gen IN Ijoma
Maj. Gen O Ejimai
Maj Gen ED Atewe
Maj. General Letam Wiwa -Younger brother of
murdered Environmental Rights activist and
author, Ken Saro-Wiwa
Maj. Gen FO Alli
Maj. General MY Ibrahim
Brigadier Gen D Abdusalam
Brigadier General MG Ali
Brigadier General AI Onibasa
Brigadier Gen. Mustapha Onoyiveta
Brigadier General Bright Fiboinumama
Brigadier General GO Agachi
Brigadier General Okonkwo
Brig Gen Bashir Mormoni
Brig Gen AH Sa’ad -Former ADC to late President
Musa Yar'adua
Brig Gen IMD Lawson
Brig Gen Koko Essien
Brig Gen Ogidi
Brig Gen LN Bello
Brig. General PE Ekpeyong
Brig Gen Oyefesobi
Col. Ojogbane Adegbe –ADC to former President
Goodluck Jonathan
Col. CK Ukoha
Col. Tonye F Minimah –Younger brother of former
Chief of Army Staff, LT. General Kenneth Minimah
Col DR Hassan
Col FD Kayode
Col OU Nwankwo
Col. MA Suleiman
Col. Audu
Col. Nicholas Achinze -Dasuki’s ADC
Lt. Col GC Nyekwu
Lt Col TE Arigbe
Lt. Col C Enechukwu
Lt. Col TO Oladuntoye
Lt. Col CO Amadi
Lt. Col Adimoha
Lt. Col DB Dazang
Lt. Col OC Egemode
Lt. Col Baba Ochankpa
Lt. Col A Mohammed
Lt. Col AS Mohammed
Major TA Williams



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Floral Majesty for her 90th
Birthday!
WINDSOR, ENGLAND –
APRIL 20: Queen Elizabeth
II and Prince Phillip, Duke
Of Edinburgh watch a
performance of local acts
to open the Alexandra
Gardens Bandstand as part
of her 90th Birthday
celebrations In Windsor on
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England.
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j1mmy:
Boko Haram or fulani herdsmen terrorists?

Nope boko haram

j1mmy:
Boko Haram or fulani herdsmen terrorists?

Nope boko haram

The U.S. Ambassador to
the United Nations,
Samantha Power, will be
in Nigeria between
Thursday and Friday to
highlight the growing
threat Boko Haram poses
to the country.
This is contained in a
statement by the
Information Unit, U.S.
Embassy in Abuja and
made available to the
News Agency of Nigeria
(NAN) in Abuja.
It stated that Power had
earlier visited Cameroon
and Chad between April
16 and 20 to underscore
the rising danger the
insurgence poses to the
Lake Chad Basin region.
“Boko Haram is one of
the deadliest terrorist
groups in the world.
“ It poses an acute threat
to civilians across the
Lake Chad Basin, and the
group’s increasing
lethality and relationship
with the Islamic State of
Iraq and the Levant are
cause for alarm,” it
stated.
It noted with sadness the
second anniversary of the
kidnapping of the Chibok
Girls.
The statement stressed
the the need to work
with partners in the
region to develop a
comprehensive counter-
Boko Haram effort.
It stated that this
included a more
coordinated military
campaign, improved
humanitarian access and
response, a well-
resourced stabilization
and governance strategy.
It stated that Power
would engage with the
Nigerian leadership and
civil society in Abuja
before traveling to the
northeast to visit a
settlement camp for
civilians displaced by
Boko Haram’s violence.
Power, according to the
statement, will host a
town-hall meeting with
students and participate
in a ‘Peace Through
Sports’ event with young
Nigerians.

Originally posted at www.simplyolat.com.ng

http://www.simplyolat.com.ng/2016/04/obama-sends-samantha-power-to-nigeria.html?m=1

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