Tottenham coach and former Premier League defender, Ugo Ehiogu has been taken to hospital after collapsing at the club’s training ground today.
Spurs have confirmed the news via their official Twitter page, saying the 44-year-old received treatment at their base before being transferred to hospital by ambulance.
Ehiogu won four caps for England and played for Aston Villa and Middlesbrough in a distinguished playing career in the Premier League.
Ehiogu has been on the Tottenham coaching staff at youth level since 2014, and has been most recently working as Under-23s coach with the north Londoners.
A brief statement from the club read: ‘We can confirm that Ugo Ehiogu is currently in hospital after collapsing at our Training Centre earlier today.
“Our Under-23’s coach received immediate treatment on site from our medical staff before being transferred to hospital by ambulance.
“Everyone at the Club sends their best wishes to Ugo and his family. We shall continue to provide updates when we have further information.”
Aston Villa, with whom Ehiogu won the League Cup in 1993/94 and 1995/96 also wished their former player a speedy recovery after the news broke. [myad]
Following the interventions of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the Naira firmed up today, Thursday, at the Bureau de Change (BDCs) segment. It traded at between N376 and N378 to the United States Dollar in Lagos, Abuja and Kano.
A market survey revealed that the Naira, which sold at over N405 to $1 as at Monday this week, recorded a boost.
There were indications that the appreciation of the Naira was as a result of policy actions of the CBN to inject more foreign exchange into the financial system, specifically targeting critical sectors in addition to special interventions in the areas of SMEs and BDCs.
According to a source at the apex Bank, the Naira is expected to appreciate further when the BDCs receive another tranche of $20,000 purchases from the CBN today, April 20, 2017.
It will be recalled that the CBN in its bid to sustain supply of liquidity to the foreign exchange market, made special interventions by simplifying the documentation process for the SMEs to enable them import eligible items and also increased both the amount and number of sales to the BDCs. [myad]
Russia’s Supreme Court has formally declared Jehovah’s Witness as an “extremist” organization and ordered it to hand over all its property to the state.
This is even as Russian authorities have put several of the group’s publications on a list of banned extremist literature and prosecutors have long cast it as an organization that destroys families, fosters hatred and threatens lives.
The group, a United States-based none Trinitarian Christian denomination known for its door-to-door preaching and rejection of military service and blood transfusions, says this description is false.
Interfax news agency quoted Sergei Cherepanov, a Jehovah’s Witnesses representative, as saying that the group will appeal the decision in the European Court of Human Rights.
“We will do everything possible,” he said.
The religious organization has expanded around the world and has about eight million active followers.
It has faced court proceedings in several countries, mostly over its pacifism and rejection of blood transfusions, but Russia has been most outspoken in portraying it as an extremist cult.
Its Russian branch, based near St Petersburg, has regularly rejected this allegation.
It has said that a ban would directly affect about 400 of its groups and have an impact on all of its 2,277 religious groups in Russia, where it says it has 175,000 followers.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has called on African maritime administrators and regulators to speak with one voice at the global level to address the challenges facing the maritime sector. This, he said, requires cooperation amongst States and agencies and with other segments of society, including the private sector.
The Vice President, who represented President Muhammadu Buhari today, Thursday, to declare open, the 3rd Annual Conference of the Association of African Maritime Administrations, after which he unveiled the logo for the new NIMASA brand, regretted that the regulatory and legal frameworks to properly manage maritime resources and overcome the challenges are still inadequate.
“Similarly, we are yet to fully develop the human and institutional capacities required to respond appropriately to these challenges.”
Vice President Osinbajo stressed that African countries need to continue to develop the maritime sector beginning from national level to the sub-regional and regional levels.
He advised African maritime administrators and regulators to ensure a coherent and collaborative continental response to the challenges facing the maritime space.
“This will require cooperation amongst our States and agencies and with other segments of society including the private sector. It will also entail focusing on human capacity development including strengthening the coast guard function to police our waterways. It means that governance issues and appropriate legal and regulatory frameworks must be put on the front burner alongside timely exchange of information.
“In addition, issues of maritime security and safety must continue to receive priority attention as we strive to make Africa a valued player in the international maritime community. In this vein, Nigeria will promote and support effective African participation in the Council of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). However, this can only yield desired results when we have all African states speaking with one voice at the global level for the enduring interest of Africa.”
Osinbajo said that Nigeria had taken steps to tackle some of the issues peculiar to it while still requiring regional and sub-regional collaboration.
“We have stepped up engagement to address and resolve the misunderstandings and contentious issues in our Niger Delta which of course is part and parcel of the Gulf of Guinea.
“We recently approved a new maritime security architecture and infrastructure to be jointly coordinated by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), the Ministry of Transportation and the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA).
“We are giving required support to the Nigerian Navy and other security agencies so that they can work with others within our sub-region to effectively police our waterways for trade to flourish.
“These arrangements will also contribute to resolving and eliminating piracy and sea robbery within our maritime domain. The results are encouraging and piracy has dropped significantly in the past six months.
“In the same vein, we are making substantial investments to improve human capacity by taking advantage of international training and internship opportunities in the shipping and maritime industry. We have also paid significant attention to making it easier to do business and one of our immediate priorities in this regard is the entry and exit of goods, especially in our seaports. The measures that we are putting in place are designed to improve the efficiency of our ports and to enable quick turnaround time of vessels. Technology is also being deployed to make our port operations more transparent and effective in support of economic growth.”
The Vice President said that NIMASA, which is the regulatory agency of shipping and maritime activities in Nigeria is being reformed so that it can play its expected role as a facilitator of economic prosperity. [myad]
At least 16 students of state-owned Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, have been killed in the ongoing cult war ravaging Edo State. Rival cult war involves high profile kingpins including senior lecturers of the university.
The state Police Commissioner, Haliru Gwandu told newsmen in Benin, the state capital that 61 suspects such as armed robbers, kidnappers, cultists and rapists were arrested in the last three weeks.
Tthe police commissioner insisted that 17 suspected cultists have been arrested with assorted arms, adding that at least 16 students in the institution have been beheaded during a recent cult war.
He said that senior lecturers of the university found to be aiding and abetting cult activities would not go free even as he promised that his command would continue its zero tolerance for crime in parts of the state.
“The university community made a call that cult groups were killing and they killed so many. At a point two were killed. At a point, they went to inspect a site; they (the police) discovered more than 14 beheaded students at that particular time.
“There were some senior lecturers who were arrested with firearms. We are going to arrest those who have been mentioned and those who are real cultists and charge them to court. “My anti-cultism unit was there on a distress call on the 17th day of March 2017.
“There was a notorious fight between a cult groups and incidentally, two students were beheaded. We dispatched Anti-Cultism Unit to assist the division. “Having gone there, we were given an intelligent report that one of those who were arrested initially and taken to prison was sighted around the school.
“The Anti-Cultism Unit went into action; the name of the person they sighted was Dennis Agidi. Some of his mates were in prison but he was sighted outside and he was seen in a meeting with other cult members.”
However the Deputy Registrar, Information/Public Relations Officer of the university, Mr. Edward Aihevba, denied the statements credited to the Commissioner of Police, saying: “it is totally false and embarrassing.”
Aihevba said that management of the institution “is horrified by the false news story, making the rounds in the print, electronic and social media, credited to the Edo State Commissioner of Police, that three lecturers of the university have been arrested for alleged cult-related activities.
“We hereby state unequivocally that Ambrose Alli University has had no issue of cult-related activities since the inception of the administration of Prof. Ignatius Onimawo and his management team.
“There has been no report from the Police Force or any individual or groups for that matter concerning any incident of cultism or cult-related activities.
“The Police Commissioner and his team could not have arrested any staff of the university, or found 14 students dead and not make a report, formal or informal, to the authorities of Ambrose Alli University.
“The Police Commissioner, by his pronouncement, has opened the way for damaging and libellous display of falsehood in the social media. The university management hereby enjoins students of Ambrose Alli University to disregard this false, distressing and embarrassing report in the media, fuelled by officers of the law…
“We hereby demand that the Edo State Police Commissioner retracts his statement and apologize to Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma within 48 hours, failing which the university will not hesitate to institute legal proceedings. [myad]
Pan-African bank, Ecobank has declared N52.6 billion loss for 2016 and a shares lost of 5 percent to N7.79, the lowest since 2009. The bank posted N21.3 billion profit in 2015.
Ecobank’s huge loss during the 2016 financial year was caused by its impairment provision which hiked by 110 percent to N 221.7 billion against N105.2 billion in 2015.
The bank’s Managing Director, Ade Ayeyemi, and Chief Financial Officer, Greg Davis, explained: “bottom line performance has been impacted by our voluntary adoption of a full impairment charge regarding our legacy loan portfolio, for which a resolution vehicle was set up, the first private sector funded resolution vehicle of its kind in Nigeria.”
Ecobank proposes to use half of a proposed $400 million convertible bond to pay back funding needed for resolution vehicle.
“We are delighted to have very high subscription levels to the issue from existing shareholders, in the region of $300m,” Ayeyemi and Davis said.
Nedbank Africa owns 20 percent stake in Ecobank, while Qatar National Bank holds 17 percent.
According to Bloomberg report, Nedbank is planning to decrease the carrying value of its investment in Ecobank from N92.24 billion in December 2016 to approximately N66.85 in March 2017
Nedbank is currently not part of the group of existing shareholders who have indicated appetite for the $300m of this funding as the commercial terms of this convertible bond do not meet Nedbank’s required internal rate of return. [myad]
President Buhari has approved the appointment of Ambassador Arab Yadam and Dr. Habibat Lawal as acting Director General of the Nigeria Intelligence Agency (NIA) and Secretary to the Government of the Federation S(GF) respectively.
The appointments were made to fill the vacuum created by the suspension of Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir David Lawal, and the Director General of the NIA, Ambassador Ayo Oke,
Ambassadro Arab Yadam, from Plateau State) is said to be the senior Deputy Director General among Oke’s two deputies while Dr. Habibat Lawal, from Bauchi State, is the most senior Permanent Secretary in the Office of the SGF. [myad]
I guess it’s about time I break my silence on this matter. From 1967 to 1970 my youth was scandalized with the horrors of the Nigerian civil war. I was never on the front line as a fighting soldier, but I was in the boys’ brigade transmitting from the naval headquarters then in Oguta. With the daily air raids and the smell of death all around us, we were thankful every day we managed to stay alive. I remember a sight that has never left me till today at the tail end of the civil war. I was walking down the street on my way to the stream to fetch water, lo and behold was the sound of death (air raids). As we all ran in different directions looking for a safe place to take cover, I turned around to figure the direction my friends were running in, all of a sudden I saw the head of one of them yanked off the body, as a result of the fighter jets that killed innocent civilians for fun. What a horrible sight for a 17yr old. The words of plato “only the dead see the end of war” were forever engrained in my thoughts.
I am a proud Igbo man, a homeboy, and a native fowl. No demo. My friends call me Igbotic not because I’m a nerd, or a jewman. But because I represent and symbolize all the characteristics of a typical Igbo man pre-civil war. The Igbos may have short-circuited their political growth, but it doesn’t take away the fact that we are great Nigerians. I have learnt to be more Igbotic than I ever expected. As an Igbo man, I have learnt to be more profitable in the things that I do. I have perfected the art of being tenacious in any dream I chase; to be industrious, consistent and powerfully focused. All the lessons I learnt from my brothers in the tribe have made me dogged, hard-working and exhibiting the ability and capacity to survive in any kind of weather. I am an original Nwa Biafra.
Needless to say, the Igbo man is known to be one of the most entrepreneurial minds in the country. So it is particularly pathetic and unfortunate when some ignorant youths talk about this illusion called Biafra. History should teach us that Nationhood is Bloody, Hard and almost impossible when fantasy is the currency of demand. Even as Nigerians, see how our docility is killing our humanity. Didn’t the fall of Biafra after the genocide and the suffering of my people teach us anything? Haven’t we been marginalized enough? I believe the failure of the Igbo nation is the fault of the elites and decision makers. Why have we not poured our energy, capacity, and ability into making the South East the Dubai of the nation as well as the engine room of the Nigerian economy? Who would be our leaders when the South East is infested with political power grabbers, 419ers, mindless criminals and looters of our commonwealth and resources? Need I mention names?
See how we have migrated to different parts of Nigeria and the world, made it home and developed our immediate environment – which is good, anyway. But why are we neglecting our home base, why are we running away from developing the South East?
Our problem may not, after all, be the man in Aso Rock from Daura or the ordinary Hausa or Yoruba man on the Streets of Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Warri or Ogbomosho. The problem is the lack of men of integrity and a progressive mindset. We lack the right kind of leadership that will fight for the interest of the people. Let it be clear to all that the suffering of the people from the South East is also the suffering of the people from the other geopolitical zones in Nigeria. It is therefore retrospectively insane to begin to think that a people with a problem would suddenly be relieved when they are attached with a tag #BIAFRA; What nonsense and insanity!
Now, how do you begin to imagine that while the agitation for the state of Biafra is being demanded by the gullible Ibo youths, those who have been or are in a position of authority are either not interested or are continuing their expansive investments in other parts of Nigeria? Who dem dey deceive? They divide us daily with Religion, Tribalism, Ethnicity and Petty Bigotry; even among the tribes and ethnic composition in the South East, there is divisiveness.
Why is Namdi Kanu yet to realize that the dreams of nationhood are lost on the altar of deception?
Have we even considered that the population of my people from the South East outside the Region is twice the population of those in the South East? How can we who are supposed to be looking at making the South East the centralised Industrial Hub of the Nigerian nation be the ones who are driving a wedge of unrealistic fantasy between Nigeria and our own people? When President Muhammadu Buhari sings the localization and Nigerianization song; we should be the ones to drive the narrative, because we can. When you have a willing partner, who is interested in the Nigerianization of the Nigerian economy, why are some of my people busy creating or poisoning the environment that are ordinarily designed to favor that which will promote the industrialization of the South East? Why have we become the enemy of our own home? Why hasn’t the “think home mentality” arrested every Igbo billionaire and millionaire? Why are we eliminating the chances of Ibonising the Nigerian Economy by Nationalizing the Ibo Thought for a United and Prosperous Nigeria as well as for the benefits of all?
I cannot STAND here and tell you there are no problems of trust in Nigeria. I will be the last to say that the Ibo nation has not undergone persecution. I will be foolish to ignore the hunger that was used as a tool to starve the Ibo nation during the civil war. I am perfectly in the know about the problems of the Nigerian structure. Abeg make we know our history but use am to work today to perfect tomorrow.
No one can argue the facts, and the facts are clear. The major problem of the Ibo nation is also the major issue with the Nigeria State. ‘The Mindset’. The mind must first be liberated, the thoughts must be harmonized and the people of the South East, my dear brothers and sisters, must know that the development of the region is horrible because the leaders in the region have failed. Politically, Religiously, Societally and Communally. Over the past decades, where is the Accountability from the leadership with regards;
FAAC;
IGR;
LOCAL BONDS;
FOREIGN DEVELOPMENTAL LOANS;
AIDS; GRANTS & BUDGETARY SUPPORT;
THE MANY FEDERAL PROJECTS IN THE REGION, etc.
The Failure of Leadership is evident in our agitation for Fairness, Justice, and Equality for every Nigerian not just for every Ibo man. And so the Mind of the typical Ibo Leader Needs a Revolution to be realigned for the Interest of the People rather than the interest of their pockets. Biafra is not the Solution, I truly don’t think so. So, Igbo ndi Oma, Let’s focus on our homeland and begin to demand accountability and responsibility from many of our Scammers, Riffraffs and Fraudsters in the Ibo Kingdom called leaders. Let’s us pause on the fantasy tagged Biafra for now. Let us dutifully work ourselves back into reckoning by industrializing our home base.
I know we can, and we should. I also urge Mr President to show mercy on our brother Nnamdi Kanu; Him be Pikin.
Biafra, my Igboticness is always on my mind because #OURMUMUDONDO. [myad]
The Commissioner of Police in Kogi, Wilson Inalegwu, has confirmed the arrest of Alhaji Taofiq Isah, Administrator of Ijumu Local Government, over alleged assassination attempt on Senator Dino Melaye.
Speaking to news men in Lokoja today, Wednesday, Inalegwu said that aside the council boss, some unspecified number of persons have also been interrogated in connection with the assassinated atemp.
He gave assurance that the case is being prosecuted with due diligence, adding: “when you are suspected, you will be interrogated. We are treating this matter as a very serious one. We shall be thorough and professional. We shall fear no one,” he said.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Isah was arrested at the gate of the state Ministry of Education by security agents, who intercepted the council chairman’s vehicle.
The security officials had quietly flashed their identity cards and asked Isah to alight and board their waiting vehicle, a directive Isah complied with, after hesitating for some minutes.
It would be recalled that Senator Melaye’s country residence in Kogi state was reportedly attacked in the early hours of Saturday, April 15. [myad]
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has ordered the temporary forfeiture of the sum of N449,750,000 found by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in an abandoned Bureau de Change shop in Victoria Island.
Justice Rilawan Aikawa, today, Wednesday said the anti-graft agency should temporarily take custody of the money following an ex parte application brought before him by the EFCC.
An investigator with the EFCC, Moses Awolusi, said in the affidavit filed before the judge that the shop, number LS64, located at Legico Shopping Plaza, at Victoria island, Lagos had not been opened for two years.
According to him, the money was found on April 7, 2017 in several “Ghana Must Go” sacks, adding that the EFCC recovered the money after investigating intelligence information received on one Mohammed Tauheed.
Awolusi said Tauheed had earlier been brought to the EFCC office by the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of Legico shopping Plaza, Mr. Sulaiman Daba and Alhaji Ishaq Ayandiran, respectively.
The EFCC said it would be in the interest of justice for the court to order the temporary forfeiture of the money to the Federal Government.
After studying the application, Justice Aikawa ordered that the N449,750,000 should be temporarily forfeited to the Federal Government.
He ordered the EFCC to advertise the order in a national newspaper and gave 14 days for any interested party to appear in court to give reasons why the money should not be permanently forfeited to the Federal Government.
It would be recalled that the Lagos state zonal office of the EFCC, had recovered over 449 million naira in an abandoned bureau the change in Lagos State.
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This Illusion Called Biafra, By Charly Boy
I guess it’s about time I break my silence on this matter. From 1967 to 1970 my youth was scandalized with the horrors of the Nigerian civil war. I was never on the front line as a fighting soldier, but I was in the boys’ brigade transmitting from the naval headquarters then in Oguta. With the daily air raids and the smell of death all around us, we were thankful every day we managed to stay alive. I remember a sight that has never left me till today at the tail end of the civil war. I was walking down the street on my way to the stream to fetch water, lo and behold was the sound of death (air raids). As we all ran in different directions looking for a safe place to take cover, I turned around to figure the direction my friends were running in, all of a sudden I saw the head of one of them yanked off the body, as a result of the fighter jets that killed innocent civilians for fun. What a horrible sight for a 17yr old. The words of plato “only the dead see the end of war” were forever engrained in my thoughts.
I am a proud Igbo man, a homeboy, and a native fowl. No demo. My friends call me Igbotic not because I’m a nerd, or a jewman. But because I represent and symbolize all the characteristics of a typical Igbo man pre-civil war. The Igbos may have short-circuited their political growth, but it doesn’t take away the fact that we are great Nigerians. I have learnt to be more Igbotic than I ever expected. As an Igbo man, I have learnt to be more profitable in the things that I do. I have perfected the art of being tenacious in any dream I chase; to be industrious, consistent and powerfully focused. All the lessons I learnt from my brothers in the tribe have made me dogged, hard-working and exhibiting the ability and capacity to survive in any kind of weather. I am an original Nwa Biafra.
Needless to say, the Igbo man is known to be one of the most entrepreneurial minds in the country. So it is particularly pathetic and unfortunate when some ignorant youths talk about this illusion called Biafra. History should teach us that Nationhood is Bloody, Hard and almost impossible when fantasy is the currency of demand. Even as Nigerians, see how our docility is killing our humanity. Didn’t the fall of Biafra after the genocide and the suffering of my people teach us anything? Haven’t we been marginalized enough? I believe the failure of the Igbo nation is the fault of the elites and decision makers. Why have we not poured our energy, capacity, and ability into making the South East the Dubai of the nation as well as the engine room of the Nigerian economy? Who would be our leaders when the South East is infested with political power grabbers, 419ers, mindless criminals and looters of our commonwealth and resources? Need I mention names?
See how we have migrated to different parts of Nigeria and the world, made it home and developed our immediate environment – which is good, anyway. But why are we neglecting our home base, why are we running away from developing the South East?
Our problem may not, after all, be the man in Aso Rock from Daura or the ordinary Hausa or Yoruba man on the Streets of Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Warri or Ogbomosho. The problem is the lack of men of integrity and a progressive mindset. We lack the right kind of leadership that will fight for the interest of the people. Let it be clear to all that the suffering of the people from the South East is also the suffering of the people from the other geopolitical zones in Nigeria. It is therefore retrospectively insane to begin to think that a people with a problem would suddenly be relieved when they are attached with a tag #BIAFRA; What nonsense and insanity!
Now, how do you begin to imagine that while the agitation for the state of Biafra is being demanded by the gullible Ibo youths, those who have been or are in a position of authority are either not interested or are continuing their expansive investments in other parts of Nigeria? Who dem dey deceive? They divide us daily with Religion, Tribalism, Ethnicity and Petty Bigotry; even among the tribes and ethnic composition in the South East, there is divisiveness.
Why is Namdi Kanu yet to realize that the dreams of nationhood are lost on the altar of deception?
Have we even considered that the population of my people from the South East outside the Region is twice the population of those in the South East? How can we who are supposed to be looking at making the South East the centralised Industrial Hub of the Nigerian nation be the ones who are driving a wedge of unrealistic fantasy between Nigeria and our own people? When President Muhammadu Buhari sings the localization and Nigerianization song; we should be the ones to drive the narrative, because we can. When you have a willing partner, who is interested in the Nigerianization of the Nigerian economy, why are some of my people busy creating or poisoning the environment that are ordinarily designed to favor that which will promote the industrialization of the South East? Why have we become the enemy of our own home? Why hasn’t the “think home mentality” arrested every Igbo billionaire and millionaire? Why are we eliminating the chances of Ibonising the Nigerian Economy by Nationalizing the Ibo Thought for a United and Prosperous Nigeria as well as for the benefits of all?
I cannot STAND here and tell you there are no problems of trust in Nigeria. I will be the last to say that the Ibo nation has not undergone persecution. I will be foolish to ignore the hunger that was used as a tool to starve the Ibo nation during the civil war. I am perfectly in the know about the problems of the Nigerian structure. Abeg make we know our history but use am to work today to perfect tomorrow.
No one can argue the facts, and the facts are clear. The major problem of the Ibo nation is also the major issue with the Nigeria State. ‘The Mindset’. The mind must first be liberated, the thoughts must be harmonized and the people of the South East, my dear brothers and sisters, must know that the development of the region is horrible because the leaders in the region have failed. Politically, Religiously, Societally and Communally. Over the past decades, where is the Accountability from the leadership with regards;
The Failure of Leadership is evident in our agitation for Fairness, Justice, and Equality for every Nigerian not just for every Ibo man. And so the Mind of the typical Ibo Leader Needs a Revolution to be realigned for the Interest of the People rather than the interest of their pockets. Biafra is not the Solution, I truly don’t think so. So, Igbo ndi Oma, Let’s focus on our homeland and begin to demand accountability and responsibility from many of our Scammers, Riffraffs and Fraudsters in the Ibo Kingdom called leaders. Let’s us pause on the fantasy tagged Biafra for now. Let us dutifully work ourselves back into reckoning by industrializing our home base.
I know we can, and we should. I also urge Mr President to show mercy on our brother Nnamdi Kanu; Him be Pikin.
Biafra, my Igboticness is always on my mind because #OURMUMUDONDO. [myad]