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The 66-year-old actor, who now walks with the aid of crutches, said he would be grateful if Nigerians could help him.

Emmanuel Adeyemi, Lokoja

A veteran broadcaster, journalist and television actor, Mr. Duro Solomon, is critically ill. He needs N4 million for a surgery after he narrowly survived a ghastly road accident.
The broadcaster, victim of a hit-and-run driver, has been in and out of hospital since 2015 when the accident occurred in Abuja. Already, he has sold off virtually everything he owned, including his car, to offset his hospital bills.
He narrated his story: “On November 15, 2015, by 8.30 p.m., I was standing along Gwarimpa Housing Estate to get a bike home when a fast-moving car suddenly knocked me down and dragged me into a gutter, abandoned me and sped off.
“I was in that gutter for over 12 hours when a Good Samaritan spotted me and rushed me to Kubwa General Hospital. After I was examined, it was discovered that I had a broken hip, fractured arm and leg, twisted ankle and bruises all over me. The hospital had no facility for hip X-ray, so I was taken to Gwarimpa General Hospital, where I spent 102 days.
“My problem now is, I go in and out of hospital due to the severe pains I usually experience in my hip and knee joints. Right now, I can’t walk straight and the doctor said I need an urgent surgical operation, which will involve the replacement of my hip bones. The doctor put the total cost of my treatment, including the surgical operation, laboratory tests, drugs, hospital admission and others at N4 million, if I am to be treated locally and N7 million if I am to be treated abroad. I don’t even have N2,000. In fact, I have to rely on relations and friends to feed myself.”Solomon’s medical report, dated January 10, 2018, produced by Cedarcrest Hospital, Abuja, and signed by Dr. Sidiq Salawu, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon, noted that “radiographs showed evidence of an old LT acetabular injury with advanced secondary osteoarthritis, which needs total hip replacement.”
Solomon, a product of the University of Ibadan, had a stint at the Nigeria Defence Academy, Kaduna. He played the role of Imodoye in Wale Ogunyemi’s Oke Langbodo, adapted from D.O. Fagunwa’s Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Irunmale. It was staged during the FESTAC ’77.
He was also with the Nigeria Television Authority (NTA), Kaduna, as well as the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), Kaduna. He later became the head of programmes at the FRCN, Ilorin, before it was proscribed in 1985.
Solomon was location manager for the television series Mirror in the Sun and appeared in several of its episodes. He also acted for several years as Dr. Jones in Paradise Park, an NTA Network drama series, among others.
The 66-year-old actor, who now walks with the aid of crutches, said he would be grateful if Nigerians could help him.

His account name and number at the United Bank for Africa is Duro Solomon, 1017160156.


http://sunnewsonline.com/veteran-actor-needs-n4m-surgery-road-accident/

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By Ola Ajayi

IBADAN —AS activities marking the 90th birthday anniversary of the Olubadan of Ibadanland, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Saliu Adetunji begins on Sunday, about 120 traditional rulers across the country have been invited to the occasion.
This was disclosed by the Chairman of the 90th birthday committee, Prof Taoheed Adedoja when speaking with newsmen at the Popoyemoja Palace of the monarch.
To make the birthday anniversary a memorable one, Oba Adetunji will be offering free medical services to patients suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes at 50 centres across the city.
Prof Adedoja who was flanked by other members of the committee who spoke one after the other about interesting events lined up for the programme.
Besides, the monarch has organized free distribution of food to the needy at his palace.
Oba Adetunji also hinted through his Personal Assistant on Media and Public Affairs, Mr AdeolaOloko that some deserved Nigerians will be honoured with chieftaincy titles.
He clarified that the honorees were selected on the basis of their contributions in various ways to the development of the city and Nigeria as a whole and not on their financial status.
While calling on all Nigerians to support the monarch, Prof Adedoja said attaining the ripe age of 90 is a great privilege and honour from the Almighty God which is worth celebrating.
While there will be cultural displays by various groups, the monarch has contracted prominent musicians such as Yinka Ayefele. Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde, (Kwam 1), Saheed Osupa, Mr Abass Akande also known as Obesere among others.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/120-traditional-rulers-to-grace-olubadans-90th-birthday/

By Abdulmumin Murtala

Kano State government has approved the recruitment of 1,196 female teachers that hold the National Certificate of Education, NCE, across the state.

This was disclosed by the state Commissioner for Information, Youth and Culture, Muhammad Garba, while briefing newsmen in the state.

The state government, therefore, directed the Local Government Education Authority, LGEA, to prepare appointment letters for the successful candidates and insert their names in the payroll of the State Basic Education Board, SBEB.

In a related development, N450 million has been approved for capacity building and training of 500 Mathematics and science teachers by the National Teachers Institute, NTI.

These, he stated, are part of efforts of the state government to improve the quality of education and ensure that the state takes the lead, as well as empower women through the provision of employment in the educational sector.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/kano-approves-recruitment-of-1196-female-teachers/

By Wole Mosadomi

Minna—A syndicate, made up lecturers and students of College of Education, CoE, Minna, Niger State, that specialised in certificate forgery, has been uncovered.
Already members of the syndicate, a lecturer and two students, have been arrested and handed over to the Police.
This came as two 300 level students of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, IBBU, Lapai, Niger State, discovered to have gained admission into the university with forged certificates of COE have also been uncovered.
Vanguardgathered that the syndicate had been operating in the college for the past 12 years before the scandal blew open.
Vanguard’s investigation revealed that some students of CoE Minna had succeeded in gaining admission into various universities across the country with forged certificates from CoE.
Contacted, Provost of the College, Professor Yakubu Auna, confirmed the existence of the syndicate, but vowed that others involved would be fished out and handed over to the Police for further investi-gation and prosecution.
Professor Auna said: “We have beamed our searchlight towards the root of the scandal and because of the zero tolerance this College has for examination malpractices and other related problems, some of those behind it have been arrested and others will also be fished out, dismissed and handed over to the Police.
“My administration will make the College inhabitable for those in the habit of issuing forged certificates to students, because I will continue to wage war against them. I have drawn a battle line with whoever is involved in the fraud, no matter his position in the institution.
“As we speak, I have got two students and one lecturer that are behind issuing forged certificates to students. The lecturer and students, after our own preliminary investigations, were handed over to the Police.
“The lecturer has spent one month in detention, while the two students were also detained for two weeks.”
The Provost added that the two students with the forged certificates were traced to IBBU, Lapai, after three years in the school, saying they were facing dismissal.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/lecturer-2-students-arrested-as-certificate-forgery-scandal-hits-minna-coe/

Abuja – Christian Chukwu, former Super Eagles coach and captain, on Thursday said that the retirement of Nigerian born Chelsea player, Victor Moses, from international football was a matter of decision and not age.
Chairman.. Christian Chukwu believes in Rangers.
Chukwu said that Moses knew about his body faculty more than any person.
He said that the decision should be read from the player’s personal opinion and not from the age.
“Victor Moses is a very vibrant and young player, so he has the right to take decisions for himself.
“He knows his body more than any person, therefore, it is best known for him why he retired and we wish him well,’’ Chukwu said.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Chelsea of England player announced a surprise international retirement.
He did this in a series of twitter posts and pictures citing his club career development and family as part of his reasons for the decision.
The former Stoke City, Westham and Liverpool player, thanked Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr, the coaching staff, Nigerians and indeed the NFF for their support and opportunity given him while playing for the national team.
Moses, 27, scored 12 goals in 37 appearances for the Super Eagles.
Moses was instrumental in Super Eagles conquering of Africa in 2013, and represented the country in two World Cups – 2014 and 2018.
No reactions have come out from NFF over this development.
However, his Chelsea teammate, Eden Hazard, has wished him well in his future endeavours.
Hazard twitted “Congratulations! You made your country proud’’. (NAN)


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/victor-moses-retirement-matter-of-decision-not-age-says-christian-chukwu/

By Luminous Jannamike.

ABUJA—National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has released the names of the nine corps members that drowned at River Mayo-Selbe in Gashaka Local Government Area of Taraba State.

The corps members were part of a 22-man group that embarked on a picnic near River Mayo-Selbe penultimate week. Unfortunately, they were overwhelmed by a sudden increase in the water volume and surge of the river.
A list of the nine corps members obtained byVanguardfrom NYSC Headquarters in Abuja yesterday, indicates that four of them were from the South-South, one from the North-West and the rest four from the South-East.

The lost,

Their names are Ucheonye Nkadi, Delta; Ijeh Chile, Delta; Irorobulor Blessing, Delta; Solomon Miracle, Edo, and Adams Zipporah, Kaduna.
The others are Ojimba Matilda, Imo; Maduike Thelma, Imo; Onoduagu Arinze, Enugu, and Ezeamama Ifeanyi, Anambra.
Meanwhile, following the incident, Director-General of the scheme, Brigadier-General Suleiman Kazaure, banned all forms of social outings by corps members without permission by either the Local Government Inspector or State Coordinator.
A condolence register has been opened in honour of the drowned corps members at NYSC Headquarters.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/taraba-9-nysc-releases-names-of-corps-members-that-drowned/

By Evelyn Usman.

Operatives of the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad, FSARS, Lagos State Police Command, have arrested a suspected member of a robbery gang who withdrew N350,000 through a phone stolen from a food vendor in Mushin area of Lagos.
The gang, specialised in dispossessing victims of phones for the purpose of getting their account details and making withdrawals without the account holder’s knowledge.
To get victims’ phones, the syndicate liaises with pick pockets who steal phones and bring the SIM cards to them, for a fee.
One of the pick pockets, Tajudeen Alamu, who posed as a customer, allegedly stole a Techno K7 phone, worth N40, 000, from a food vendor at Ladipo Street, Monday.
After retrieving another SIM, owner of the phone, Essien Gloria, was stunned when she received a debit alert of N350,000, consequent upon which the matter was reported at the state’s Police headquarters.
Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Police Command, Imohimi Edgal, immediately directed operatives of the FSARS led by the Commander, Mr. Peter Gana, to go on the trail of the suspect.
The stolen phone was traced to one Pelumi Adekunle in Mushin, who during interrogation, revealed that her husband, Alamu, gave her the phone.
In this interview, Alamu, a cobbler, admitted to have stolen the phone but said he never got a dime from the money withdrawn from the account.
He said: “Yes, I took the phone from where it was placed on a table in the buka (Roadside food eatery). I removed the SIM card, took it to where some ‘boys’ usually gathered.
“I gave it (SIM card) to Ganiyu but I did not collect anything from him. When I went to visit my wife, she said she liked the phone and collected it from me.
“Ganiyu, told me he would take the SIM card to Machingo, who will check if there was money in there. He was with two other SIM cards. He left me in his house for Machingo’s place.
“He said they usually meet in a hotel at Ogunukun Street, Mushin. But he later informed me that Machingo said there was nothing on the SIM, unknown to me that they purchased recharge cards worth over N190,000 from the bank’s mobile app that was stored in the phone.
“They have all fled, leaving me to bear the consequence alone.”


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/robbery-suspect-arrested-for-allegedly-withdrawing-n350000-by-stolen-phone/

Director General of the National Youth Services Corp, Brigadier General Suleiman Zakari Kazaure.

Director-general of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig. Zakari Kazaure, has reassured corps members of the upward review of their allowance, saying it would take effect with the new national minimum wage.
Kazaure said efforts were being made to increase the monthly allowance currently at N19,800 while applauding them for service to their fatherland.
Addressing the 2018 Batch B corps members yesterday at Bauchi State Orientation Camp in Wailo, Ganjuwa council, Kazaure urged them to Bauchi to be patient with government.
The DG, who was represented by the scheme’s Director of General Duties, Habib Kurawa, commended corps members for the services they had been rendering to the country, especially in the area of education.
Their contribution to national development is part of the reasons all efforts are in place to ensure that their allowance is increased, he noted.
Informing them that the United Nations (UN) and other international agencies appreciate the role of NYSC members in their various places of primary assignments, he said the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) would engage them in the 2019 general election.
Kazaure warned them to steer clear of electoral malpractices, but to be good ambassadors of the scheme.
Urging the corps members not to be partisan while on electoral duty, he advised them to take advantage of the opportunity provided by the Bank of Industry (BoI) and others to secure loans for their entrepreneurship development.
The state NYSC coordinator, Afolayan James, explained that 2,044 corps members, comprising 1,186 males and 858 females, were registered in the state for the Batch ‘B’.
He informed that Bauchi government officials visited the camp to see the damages caused by the recent rainstorm in the state and promised to repair the camp.
Afolayan added that the corps members had received part of their allowances, assuring that they would be given the remaining before they leave the camp.


https://guardian.ng/news/reviewed-nysc-allowance-will-come-with-new-minimum-wage-dg-assures-2/

MAIDUGURI—Borno State government has presented a cheque of N5 million to Israel Zakari Galadima, who scored 364 points, the highest, in the 2018 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board- Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, JAMB-UTME.
Galadima is from Biu Local government area in southern part of Borno State.
Borno’s Commissioner for Higher Education, Usman Jaha, made the presentation at the office of the Registrar, Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, where Israel Galadima gained admission to study Electronics Engineering.
The presentation was witnessed by representatives of the student’s family, principal of his secondary school, some officials of the university and Borno’s liaison office in Lagos.
Full scholarship
Governor Kashim Shettima had, last Tuesday, announced full scholarship for Israel when he played host to the boy, who already secured admission at Covenant University, and his mother, Jummai Galadima, a Lagos-based banker, at the Government House in Maiduguri.
Jaha urged Israel’s family to release a substantial part of the N5 million to the university to cover the five years the boy will spend in school, saying Governor Shettima’s only request was for him to remain focused and graduate First Class.
Responding, Israel, who the governor nicknamed JAMB King, said: “I am touched by the governor’s gesture and I know that sacrifices were made to support me.
“I assure the governor and everyone here that by the grace of God, in years to come, I will give back to the people of my state, Borno by the grace of God.”


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/08/borno-presents-n5m-cheque-to-israel-galadima-highest-jamb-scorer/