Members of the House of Representatives and some Senators are believed to be pushing ahead with their plan to impeach President Goodluck Jonathan for what they called“incompetence, corruption and unprecedented impunity.”
Top ranking members of the House of Representatives hinted today that the lawmakers have concluded arrangement to start impeachment process against the President immediately they reconvene next week Wednesday.
This is just as the lawmakers coordinating the impeachment process have disclosed that they have identified over 50 constitutional violations against the President, which would form part of the impeachment notice.
A House of Reps members disclosed that both chambers of the National Assembly have resolved to work together for the common good of the country by impeaching, adding that the impeachment plot against Jonathan is not a partisan affair as lawmakers from all the political parties have identified with the “cause” and will not give up until the President is “sent packing.”
“I’m sure you read the reports today that senators are going to move against Jonathan. Now you can confirm that the impeachment thing is not about APC. It is a non-partisan cause. We have all resolved that the man (President Jonathan) must go.
“Never in the history of Nigeria has a leader displayed such crass incompetence as we have seen in President Jonathan. It is glaring and you can feel it. Mr. President, with due respect, has shown that he is not capable of running this country. That is the basic truth”, he stated.
According to the lawmaker, over 50 impeachable offences have been identified against the president and members of the House would work closely with the Senate to ensure that the president is impeached. [myad]
As if they ran this government from the moon, totally oblivious of what goes on here on the scorched earth, the President of our country, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan told an international audience last week that as far as the Boko Haram insurgency is concerned, they should not take the Nigerian media reports seriously. Does he not know what is going on in the country he rules?
In this extraordinary but not unprecedented attack on the Press, the President at a meeting of Nigeria’s Honorary International Investment Council said that “we are improving on security.
“For about a week now, there have been no reports of Boko Haram seizing more territory. Rather, we are steadily pushing them back. The impression being created by sections of the media that the situation is worsening is not true.” Really?
Is this the reason why things built up to such a pass that lives and territories are being lost?
Is it silly to assume that our leader is “protected” from some of the shocking but true accounts of victims of violence, the internally displaced persons on what they saw and what is happening that this self-styled man of God will dismiss the reports as being media creations?
There have been complaints that the unfolding disaster in the North-East is barely noticed by the global community. The world appears fixated to to ISIS in Iraq and to Ukraine. To get the same impression from those who rule our country is doubly compounding. Muslim and Christian victims of the violence agree on one thing: their government is not only unresponsive but possibly complicit in what is going on. The President has himself spoken about fifth columnists in his government.
In a published article by a senior member of the Adamawa Peace Initiative, API a certain Dr. Francis, an internally displaced person (IDP) from Mubi told a meeting at the St. Theresa Cathedral on November 20 that: “months ago the military came, went house to house, and collected all small arms including cutlery. So before Boko Haram came, they disarmed us. They came and took it all. We had no way to defend ourselves and had to run for our lives when they came.”
Alhaji Salihu at a meeting at the Muslim Council told the same story on November 14: “They searched house to house, some of us have cutlery and bows and arrows… everything, they collected everything including cutlery. The soldiers collected everything.”
For most Nigerians, five years of insurgent attacks have been a sorry and sobering spectacle and not a media creation.
A week to this famous London speech by their leader, Nigerians fleeing the Boko Haram attacks in thousands – the UN says a Million-and-a-half rendered homeless nationwide- are IDPs that had massed in Yola, taking shelter as internally displaced persons. Authentative figures showed that the Red Cross had housed and was feeding 5,000; the Catholic Church, 29,106; Kinjir Foundation, 2,276; Iliya Adamu Develoers (IAD) a Non-Governmental Organization, NGO was catering for 1,548; New Gospel Life Centre, 260; Assemblies of God, 1,201; Centre for Women and Adolescent Empowerment, 969 and the Jama’atu Izalatul-Bid’a Wa Iqamatus-Sunnah (JIBWIS), 1, 855.
The Upper Room Chapel, a Christian worship centre had 1,343; Bole Community, 801; Elkizya Yaruwa A Nigeria (EYN) Jimeta, 1,356; International Rescue Commission (IRC)/State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), 6,111; American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, 2,166; Higgi People Initiative (HPI) Yola, 6,163; and Other Adamawa Peacemakers Initiative, API, 273.
These figures, which were themselves put together by the API also indicated the following IDPs: Printing Press Staff, 345; Jama’atul Nasril Islam, 17,290; Muslim Council, 3,493; Margi Community, 5,500; New Arrivals Across the Bridge (EYN), 50,000; New Arrivals Jimeta, 30,000; New Arrivals, Yola, 30,000 and New Arrivals with Individuals, 10,000.
Apart from showing a lack of empathy, the assertion that “no territory” had been seized by Boko Haram is astonishing. How and why was a rag-tag army of cultists allowed to so flagrantly mock the sovereignty of Nigeria and taunt the state in the first instance?
Mr. Jonathan must know that every day of the insurgency takes a toll on the authority of the state and of his government.
When a terrorist group kills, maims, loots and seizes territory on which they raise own flags, the state can ill-afford to dither or appear to do so.
This government must be held squarely accountable for the farce that has unfolded in the North-East where a culture of impunity, belligerence and seeming complicity is taking root.
The media are no more than a reflective mirror upon society. If Mr. President doesn’t like what is in the mirror, he should first of all listen to the cries of his people who are suffering in silence. Next, he must act to change the unwanted reality, which the media merely reflects. Come down from the moon, listen to the people and see what is going on. Then do something to end it. The media must not be anybody’s whipping boy. [myad]
President Goodluck Jonathan, today, in Bachaka, Kebbi state, flagged–Off the Great Green Wall that passes through eleven countries, including Nigeria. The Great Green Wall was endorsed in 2007 by the African Union for the Sahara and the Sahel Initiative with the objective of tackling the detrimental social, economic and environmental impacts of land degradation and desertification in this part of our continent. The African Union, through its New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD), the Programme is conceived as a 15 km wide strip of greenery (of trees and bushes) of some 7,775 km long, from Senegal, in the west to Djibouti in the Horn of Africa in the east. Flagging-off the programme, President Jonathan said that this biological corridor along the southern border of the Sahara is a panacea of halting the movement of the Sahara desert southward, protecting water sources and restoring habitats for biodiversity, energy resources and agricultural production. “It is important to note that the Regional Afforestation Project, the Great Green Wall Sahara Project has taken off in some member countries notably Senegal, Chad and Niger. “To this end, a Great Green Wall of about 1,500km-long (East-West) and 2km-wide (North-South), using both economic and forest tree species to be based on community-driven, integrated rural development approach was agreed for the Nigeria segment. The idea is that the project will principally check the advancement of desertification and erosion as well as restore eco-balance even as it creates sustainable jobs for thousands of our youths who are without jobs. “The initiative, undoubtedly presents us a great opportunity to advance our vision of a green pathway for human development, and address new and emerging environmental challenges in our country.” Jonathan noted that desertification is one of the greatest environmental and developmental problems of the 21st century, saying that this ecological problem can trigger a vicious circle of environmental degradation, impoverishment, forced migration and conflicts, often threatening the political stability of affected countries and regions. He said that waging an effective fight against the spread of desertification is one of the greatest challenges in development politics today. “In Nigeria, the worst environmental changes brought about by desertification mostly occur in eleven frontline States of Adamawa, Borno, Bauchi, Gombe, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Jigawa, Sokoto, Yobe and Zamfara. “However, the impacts of this invidious phenomenon are not only visible within these States but gradually creeping into other States of the Federation, and with the potential to weaken our socio-economic development efforts and engender other challenges. “The Great Green Wall Programme is an expression of our commitment for enhanced environmental management, and thus overcome the problems of desertification. It is a strategy adapted by African leaders supported by the international community and development partners, to fast track the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), roll back poverty and address the specific risks and vulnerabilities in our dry lands. “Our desire to enhance the economic transformation of our great nation, and improve the livelihoods of the citizenry requires that we address the risks and vulnerabilities in the drought and desertification affected States. This is what we intend to achieve by coming together to implement this programme.” The President acknowledged that the challenges ahead in the dry-lands are daunting, but that it is their duty and responsibility as Government to make a difference in the well-being of the people. “Our belief is that the Great Green Wall Programme will assist us in combating desertification, and land degradation. And ultimately it will be a vehicle in our determination to eliminate poverty, and create wealth for our people. “The project will also help reduce unemployment and rehabilitate over 2 million hectares of degraded land and improve agricultural productivity. “On a global scale, our component of the GGW programme will serve as a launching pad for achieving Zero Net Land Degradation target as agreed by World Leaders at the last Rio+20 Conference in Brazil.” [myad]
Here is a statement by Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) on the Nigeria’s new N100 note. The new N100 note was unveiled to Nigerians recently by President Goodluck Jonathan in commemoration of Nigeria’s 100 years’ anniversary. The statement is hereby reproduced for record.
“The Federal Government, on November 12, 2014 unveiled the new design for the N100 commemorative centenary banknote which will be officially issued on December 19.
“However, the office of the Muslim Rights Concern has been inundated with calls for action on the Jewish symbol on the new note. Nigerian Muslims are complaining that the Arabic writing in Hausa language (the Ajami script) that read ‘Naira Dari’ (i.e. one hundred naira) on the N100 note has been removed and replaced with the Jewish symbol, the Star of David.
“As a faith-based human rights organisation which believes in the dialogue option, MURIC is duty bound to articulate the demands of Nigerian Muslims, particularly on matters which have to do with imbalance in treatment of the adherents of the different religions governments (federal or state).
“MURIC recalls that Arabic inscriptions which have always been on Nigerian currency since independence were unceremoniously removed in 2005 from N5, N10, N20 and N50 denominations. They remained on N100, N200, N500 and N1,000 denominations.
“Nigerian Muslims regard the latest action, namely, the supplanting of Arabic with Jewish symbol from the new N100 as a continuation of the campaign of elimination by substitution against Arabic language and, by implication, against Nigerian Muslims.
“It is well known that a large section of the Nigerian population use the Arabic Ajami and removing it from the new note will deprive millions of users of the Arabic Ajami of the ability to recognise, identify and use the new currency.
“Furthermore, putting the Jewish symbol on the new N100 falls short of international standard, as currencies worldwide are designed to suit each nation’s culture and history.
“Where does the Jewish symbol fit in? Which Nigerian community speaks the Jewish language? The insertion of the Jewish symbol is, therefore, clannish and parochial. It is tainted with undisguised religious fanaticism.
“There is nothing wrong for our president to like Israel as a nation, but it is another thing entirely to openly and brazenly promote Zionism at the highest office in this country when we are still struggling with the last vestiges of colonialism. Nigerian Muslims are becoming increasingly suspicious and very uncomfortable with the actions and inactions of President Jonathan.
“Firstly, in spite of the preponderance of Muslims in the South West, he appointed no single Muslim as minister in the whole region for almost four years. Secondly, he marginalised Muslims in the deliberations which took place in the national conference by appointing a meagre 189 Muslims as against 303 Christians.
“Thirdly, Mr President saturated the security system in Aso Rock with Israeli security operatives, a nation well known for its animosity towards Muslims. The supplanting of Arabic language with Jewish symbol is the fourth among Jonathan’s anti-Muslim policies.
“If once is happenstance, if twice is a coincidence and if the third time is enemy action, what do we call the fourth time? We are sick and tired of our president’s hatred for us. He openly confronts Muslims and goads us to challenge him.
“But we will not be provoked. Neither shall we be intimidated by executive maladministration. As apostles of dialogue and advocates of peaceful coexistence, as tax-payers, voters and citizens of this country, we hereby ask President Jonathan to explain the Jewish symbol on Nigeria’s money.
“We also demand to know why the presidency could not employ security experts from neutral countries like Britain or France instead of Israel, which is a sworn enemy of Muslims. Mr President may also deem it fit to tell us if there is no correlation between the Israeli security experts in Aso Rock, the Israeli caught with Nigeria’s N9.3 million arms money in South Africa and the Jewish symbol on the new N100 note.
“Mr President sir, are you not gradually selling Nigeria to Israel? Are you sure this will not attract the wrath of Israel’s enemies to our dear country? Can this also be partly responsible for the viciousness of the Boko Haram phenomenon?
“MURIC appeals to Muslims nationwide to await President Jonathan’s response to the above questions and to remain calm and law abiding. Islam teaches tolerance (Qur’an 3:134) and obedience to constituted authority (Qur’an 4:59),” the statement read. [myad]
A federal court in Abuja has struck out charges against Aminu Ogwuche, suspected to have been the mastermind of the Nyanya bomb attack in Abuja.
The two-count terrorism charges brought against Ogwuche was struck out by the court, for what the court called lack of diligent prosecution on the part of the police.
The suspect has been on trial for months for the attack in April 2014 that killed more than 70 people.
However, Ogwuche is to remain in the custody of the Directorate of State Security (DSS).
The Nigerian government had accused Ogwuche of being behind the attack. The government said that Ogwuche fled to Sudan after coordinating the attack.
He was later repatriated to Nigeria to face charges. [myad]
President Goodluck Jonathan has demanded apology from the Muslim Right Concern (MURIC) for accusing him of promoting Zionism. The President, through his special adviser on media and publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, in a statement today said that it is not true that he is using the highest office in the country to promote Zion nation. “I think that is a most unfortunate statement coming from Professor Akintola of MURIC and for which they owe me an apology.” The President who was reacting to a statement signed by Professor Ishaq Akintola, the Director of MURIC, denied the allegation against him that there is a Jewish symbol in the proposed commemorative new N100 note, which will be officially issued on December 19. Jonathan said he found Professor Akintola’s allegations rather curious, adding: “he needs to be told that I am not anti-Muslim as he alleges. I am the President of all Nigerians, whatever may be their beliefs.” On the MURIC director’s allegation that Muslims were marginalized in the national conference, the President described it as a very unfortunate thing to say. According to him, the truth is that the national conference organised by this administration has been praised and described as one of the best of such conferences ever organised in this country. “It was a purposeful conference, a conference in which a lot of maturity was displaced. Religion did not become a big issue in that conference. “Rather, the conference became a platform for addressing many issues of general concern to various groups, ethnic or religious. “MURIC cannot claim not to know that that was a very successful conference.” On MURIC allegation that the security system in Aso Rock is saturated with Israeli security operatives, the President described it as a blatant lie. “There are no Israeli security operatives saturating the security system in Aso Rock. To convince himself that this is true, we will like to invite Prof. Akintola on a visit to the Presidential Villa, to see whether indeed it is Israelis that are in charge of security. “The security operatives in the Villa are not foreigners, they are Nigerians and there is no connection with Israel whatsoever. “The premised of the issue that formed the basis for Akintola’s vituperation is wrong and he is misinformed. “The symbol his statement is referring to is the Star of David. “There is no where on that proposed note as indicated in the specimen that has been widely publicized where there is any Jewish or Zionist symbol or the Star of David.The Star of David is a hexagram which is two triangles of equal lines superimposed on each other. The hexagram is a very popular symbol but it is not on that naira note. “The symbol that he is referring to is not a Jewish symbol. It is what they call spark security feature. It is an optical magnetic feature which enables the public to authenticate a currency note whether it is genuine or counterfeit. “That is the function of that particular design. That design is not an hexagram and it is not in any way associated with Israel or Jewish or Zionism. It is two squares merged into one with a Manila briquet, which is a symbol of the cowrie money used during the colonial era. It is an attempt on the part of MURIC to cause disaffection because on the design of that note, the value of that note is written out in the three major languages in Nigeria, recognized in the constitution: Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa. He said that no attempt has been made to use this proposed naira note to discriminate against anybody and the attack on me is undeserved, unwarranted and totally unkind.” He believed that MURIC will see the need to quickly apologise for misleading the public and for issuing that kind of statement that can cause disaffection against him. [myad]
The matriarch of late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Chief (Mrs.) Hannah Dideolu Awolowo will turn 99 tomorrow, Tuesday, even as President Goodluck Jonathan sent a congratulatory message to her. In the message, President Jonathan said that he and his family joined millions of admirers of the late nationalist, renowned political leader and sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo in wishing his “Jewel of Inestimable Value” very happy birthday celebrations. The President prayed to God to grant Chief (Mrs.) Awolowo many more years of worthy service as the matriarch and moral compass of the great Awolowo political dynasty which continues to play a commendable role in national development and progress. President Jonathan hoped that he would also personally witness the celebration of Chief (Mrs.) Awolowo’s landmark 100 th birthday next year to honour the highly-revered spouse of one of Nigeria’s famous founding fathers. He further prayed to God, who has blessed Chief (Mrs.) Awolowo with remarkable longevity, to grant her continued good health and very memorable birthday celebrations. [myad]
President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor talked back at the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Mohammed Sa’ad Abubakar III at the opening, today, of a two-day Roundtable meeting for Special Advisers on religious matters from the 36 states of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory at the Presidential Aso Villa, Abuja. While the Sultan said that as leaders of Muslims “we have tried to contain the insurgents in Nigeria and all over the globe. There is no where I have not been to, talk about the fact that there is no problem between Christians and Muslims. In The Common World – published in 2010, we wrote to Islamic State (ISIS) to tell them that they should not continue to do what they were doing in the name of Islam. If we read those documents we must trust what we have done our best.” The CAN President responded thus: “His Eminence said he wrote a letter to ISIS, I have to truly congratulate you for that because that was a very good move. I didn’t know about it until today and I am so glad it happened. But I want to appeal that you also write to Boko Haram because Boko Haram is worst than ISIS. They have killed more people than ISIS. They have caused more atrocities than ISIS. They need to be written to as well, it is very important. It will help. “It is true, your Eminence, that Christianity and Islam have no problem but I’m glad you said there could be problem between Christians and Muslims and the reason is because probably we are not going deep enough. “You touched on some very important things. For example and please permit me to say this, why should a church in the north for the last 30 years not be able to get C of O? Any Mosque anywhere in Nigeria should be able to get a C of O. Why is it that people want to build a place of worship, they are not given a land? “Those of you who represent these governors, I like what His eminence said; tell your governors some of these things and if they refused, resign. “Hopefully, people will ask why you are resigning. Because we must create a level playing ground for everybody. We must deal with each other as equals: very important, very vital. No matter your religion, in any state you come from, if you qualify for a position you should get it.” The Sultan said that Nigerians should thank God that religious leaders are now sitting and talking together to find the way forward, saying that it is a blessing. “It is an important step towards finding lasting peace in our country. We would have been on th streets fighting one another. When the Sultan and CAN President speak, it is very serous and our fellowers take it seriously.” Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar insisted that there is no problem between Islam and Christianity, advising however that leader of both religions need to educate their followers on the religious tenets. According to Sultan, one of the problems facing Nigeria today is the fact that they don’t tell themselves the truth. “Let us know what to tell our leaders. We must follow due process to execute projects. “Whatever you can do to eliminate pains please do so. Don’t tell our leaders what they want to hear, tell them the truth. We had written a strong worded letters; that was two years ago. We have done our best at our level. We can only advise.” Sultan Sa’ad noted that the best platform available now to address the current challenges is the Nigerian Inter-Religious Council, which he regretted, had not met not met in the last one and half years because the funds was not released by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation. “This needs to be cleared to clear the doubts that we do not want to meet. “You cannot compare what happened in the Niger Delta to what is happening in north the east. How many heads and emirs have been displaced? How many people have been killed? How many people have been kidnapped. How many of our people are now internally displaced persons?” The Sultan appealed to politicians to play politics without rancour as the nation approaches 2015 elections campaigns. “Let us not look at religion and ethnicity of candidates but their capacity and how they can move this country forward. The CAN President insisted that if Nigerians have to begin to learn to come together, there must be sincerity, equality, fear of God and genuine love for one another. “The problem with gatherings like this is that if we are not careful it becomes an occasion for good photographs; we shake hands, we talk very nicely, we are all politically correct. We don’t want to offend each other. Please let’s offend each other; we need to. Because if we don’t offend each other, we will not tell each other the truth and that is part of Nigeria’s problem. “If you come out to say certain things there are those who feel you are rocking the boat but God is in the boat; the boat will not sink. Let us talk to each other, let us tell the truth to each other; let us not sweep it under the carpet. When we finish the opening ceremony and you go into the close door session, lay all the cards on the table.” Oritsejafor said that he had made an appeal several times that the religioud, political and traditional leaders should come together and discuss. “I have heard and I may be wrong, one thing you will learn about me is that I’m usually not politically correct, I tell you as it is. But I have been told that the Boko Haram, to a very large extent, are very vast in scriptures. What scriptures do they use? “There are still religion cleric that they respect. If these people are not presenting the right thing and are misrepresenting Islam, which I agree it is so to a very large extent, we expect that our brothers should reach out to them so that the real Islam can be presented to them. “They won’t liten to me. In fact, they will kill me faster than anything else. Oh yes, that is the truth and I am aware of that. In fact, as I speak I know what is going on around me all the time, so I know. But that is not to say that they don’t kill Muslims, please don’t misunderstand me. But the reality is that the Muslims they kill they kill for two reasons. One: there are Muslims who disagree with their ideology, that is a fact and I thank God for that. Two: there are Muslims who refuse to work with them or who give information about them, so they are not happy with them. It is a fact so I am not going to deny that.” He said that right now, there is no single church standing a place like Mubi, adding that every church in that town has been leveled. CAN President asked: “can you imagine a governor saying to somebody that he cannot use the money of his state to send people of a certain religion on pilgrimage. “We must change such attitude. We must correct this thing. We cannot do that and have a great nation. “Let me say that our actions must match our words. It is not enough to say sweet and good things and wonderful thing. Those wonderful things are good but our practical actions must match everything we are saying. When you meet, meet with the heart that this is our Nigeria. We don’t have another one. And as you meet, because you know you are not crossing to Cameroon, you are not crossing to Chad, you are in Nigeria and you are a Nigerian, put all the cards on the table. You may annoy each other. You may offend each other but if genuinely truly we believe that we are all Nigerians, then we will find ways to work out those disagreements. But to sweep issues under the carpet will not take us anywhere.” The chairman of the occasion, former Head of Service of the Federation, Alhaji Yayale Ahmed had set the tone of the meeting when he called on the participants to speak devoid of pretenses. He asked them however to work together as brothers and sisters, reminding them: “We will account to God for whatever we do either in pretenses or in all sincerity.” [myad]
As the crisis rocking the Ebonyi state chapter of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) continues to deepen, there are feelers that the embattled Governor of the state, Chief Martins Elechi is mobilizing his aides and appointed local government administrators for a protest at the national secretariat of the party in Abuja tomorrow, Tuesday. This development is believed to be the fallout of the crisis in Ebonyi following the decision of the governor to anoint a former minister from the state as his successor, come 2015. It would be recalled that major stakeholders in the state have been at loggerheads with the governor, following accusations of high handedness. This has also led to the complete boycott of a pro-Jonathan rally organized by Governor Elechi over the weekend by all the major stakeholders in the state. The podium was occupied by only the Governor, his wife, Mrs. Josephine Elechi and the chairman of the occasion Engr. Fidelis Nwankwo. This is in spite of the fact that the governor had earlier ordered all local government chairmen and loyalists to bring people to the event and to also be personally present. An infuriated Elechi was said to have been constrained to use the occasion to attack his opponents, rather than drum up support for Jonathan, or tell the people of the state what he had so far achieved as governor of the state. It would also be recalled that a court of competent jurisdiction has upheld the results of the Ebonyi party primaries and quashed the objections of Elechi and his supported. Coming against the background of the recent decision of the State House of Assembly not to allow the governor to take a loan of N15 billion without first accounting for some N16 billion borrowed earlier, it seems Elechi’s hold on power and relevance have waned irretrievably. With a letter of protest to President Jonathan from major stakeholders in the state, many watchers believe that tomorrow’s planned protest at the party headquarters is a last effort by the embattled Ebony governor to reclaim his lost relevance in the party affairs of the state. [myad]
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