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Happy Birthday To The Counselor, Osagie Alex

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Happy Birthday To My Mama, Lucy Abadi

 

She is the leader of Christian Women Fellowship It'l, Sapele zone.  Recently she was appointed assistant director of finance, Christian Women Fellowship Int'l worldwide. She is married to Rev. Ernest Abadi and together they pastor Church of God Mission Int'l, Sapele Zonal Headquarter.

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Prof. Omo Omoruyi Laid To Rest

Former Director-General of the defunct Nigerian Centre for Democratic Studies (CDS), Prof. Omo Omoruyi was Friday laid to rest in his family house, at Oza Street in Benin City, the Edo State capital.
At a funeral service which preceded his interment, held at the Benin Central Baptist, Parish priest, Rev. Dr. Olu Aibinuomo, described the late professor of Political Science as “a man of many parts” who touched the lives of many from the political circle to the academia.
In his sermon titled, “Journey Back to life,” Aibinoumo said “God showed Prof. Omo Omoruyi Mercy and love by adding Six more years to his days on Earth as he was seriously down with ailment 6 years ago, when nobody thought he could live another hour, but he stayed more than we thought he would because of God’s grace in his life.”
He further described the late Omoruyi as man of worthy of emulation as he was a fulfilled man, happy family man and a committed father.
A funeral Mass was earlier held at a commendation service at the University of Benin, where Omoruyi was once a Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Head of Political Science Department.
Professor Omoruyi died October 13, 2013 after battling cancer for about five years.
Meanwhile, the remains of former Chief of General Staff (CGS), Vice-Admiral Mike Akhigbe, was flown into Benin en-route Fugar where he would be laid to rest on Saturday.
Admiral Akhigbe’s body came aboard a Nigerian Airforce plane marked NAF-031, at 11.45am.
He was later laid-in-state for the at Government House, with Governor Adams Oshiomhole, who had joined others to receive the corpse earlier at the airport, playing chief mourner.
Oshiomhole in his eulogy said Akhigbe made it possible for paople like him to ascend to become President of Nigeria Labour Congress, through removal of obnoxious extant laws.

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Bayelsa Again:Communal Clash Claims Nine Lives

At least nine persons were on Friday feared dead in Bayelsa State following a violent clash between Agudama-Epie and Akenfa communities in Yenagoa Local Government Area.

Scores of others were missing.
Agumada-Epie hosts the Central Naval Command of the Nigerian Navy and the South-South campus of the Nigeria Law School.
A community source said that the two neigbouring communities are locked in a dispute over a farm land behind the Law School campus.
According to the source, who pleaded anonymity for safety reasons, youths of the two communities, armed with guns and machetes, attacked each other in a fierce battle in the early hours of today.
Nine corpses have so far been recovered while many others were said to have sustained various degrees of gun and machete injuries, the source said.  Five of the dead were said to be indigenes of Aguama-Epie.
The piece of land has been hotly disputed for many years but our source said that today’s clash was sparked off by the presence on the site of some members of a committee which was set up to resolve the dispute, a development which somehow angered some of the youths.
"The committee went to the land today, but their presence on the land did not go down well with some youths.
“Nine corpses have been recovered; youths from both communities are still missing while many others had gunshot injuries," the source said.
Bayelsa Police Command spokesman Alex Akhigbe confirmed the clash but declined to disclose the casualty figures.
He said the command had deployed policemen to the communities and that normalcy has been restored, but no arrests have been made.


Source: Sahara Reporters

APC Rejects ‘Supplementary’ Election In Anambra State

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) on Friday rejected the announcement by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of its decision to hold a supplementary election in Anambra State on November 30.
"We will not be a party to what is obviously a travesty of election by a self-discredited and conniving electoral umpire," the party said in a statement issued in Lagos by its Interim National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.
It expressed “absolute shock and incredulity” that INEC could even contemplate such an election despite the weight of credible evidence presented by the party as well as election monitors/observers that what transpired on Nov. 16 was a sham.
"This announcement has confirmed our worst fears that INEC is working in cahoots with the PDP and the presidency to ensure that no election ever counts in Nigeria,” the statement said, noting that the INEC Chairman himself was the first to admit that a senior official of the commission compromised the election in one local government in the state.
"We on our own part were able to establish that materials meant for several LGs that were the strongholds of our candidate were diverted; that out of the about 1.7 million registered voters in Anambra, only a little over 400,000 were accredited to vote; and that the voters' register was apparently tampered with to remove many names and disenfranchise thousands of voters.
''Yet, the same electoral body that admitted that the election was compromised has turned around to validate it by its decision to organize supplementary election instead of cancelling the parody of election and holding a fresh one. This is a sad day indeed,'' APC said.
The party said it has become obvious that Nigerians cannot count on INEC to organize a free, fair and credible election anywhere in the country.
“Nigerians must now take their fate in their own hands to ensure that the principle of one man, one vote is sacrosanct,” APC warned.

Source: Sahara Reporters

Bayelsa Insecurity: Wife And Son Of PDP Chieftain Kidnapped

The high level of insecurity in Bayelsa, President Goodluck Jonathan’s home state, rose again on Friday as daring gunmen seized two adults and a child.
The kidnapping was the second in two days, following the abduction of the 78-year old father of the Commissioner of Tourism Development, Nelson Belief.
The two seized on Friday were the wife of Chief Gbalipre Turner, the state treasurer of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and his son.
The incident took place at the family house in Opume, Ogbia Local Government Area, and it was subsequently confirmed by the Bayelsa Police Command.
The development has raised concern over the effectiveness of the special security outfit codenamed operation ‘Doo Akpo’ and the multi billion security surveillance project embarked upon by the Bayelsa government.
It is to be noted that President Jonathan hails from Ogbia, where a sister of one of his aides, Oronto Douglas, faced a similar fate last month.
Friday’s kidnappers have yet to make contact with the family, a source said.
The PDP chieftain is the younger brother of King Amalate Turner, the Obanema of Opume Kingdom.


Source: Sahara Reporters