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32—Vanguard, TUESDAY APRIL 9, 2019 YOUR LUCK TODAY By Joshua Adeyemo Phone 08056180139 ARIES; Yes it is good to take partnership related issue seriously but priority attention must be given to money. Watch what you tell others. TAURUS; If you take your new ideas too seriously they would mislead you. But taken good advice from your influential friends can prove helpful. As the Moon fluctuates during AM period it is important you’re more practical. GEMINI; Provided you don’t allow mid morning blues to get better off you, eventually you will live up to expectation at work. Take good care of your health, please. CANCER; Many of you may be tempted and give in to the urge to gamble either with love or other important issue to the detriment of your cause. Be practical. LEO; This is not the right time to take happenings along your career line for granted. Prepare for important domestic challenge. Keep your family secrets. L E I S U R E TAKE HEART — ELLA RANDLE “True humility is not thinking less of yourself; it is thinking of yourself less.” -Rick Warre- A humble person is actively interested in others than self. Listens to others with loving interest and with an expectation to learn and grow or to give necessary support. He or she take self a little less seriously, and can laugh at their own expense, because they know that a person’s worth is based not on impressing other people but rather a deep contentment which is derived from a higher source. -- Ella Randle TERROR MUDA in “Never say goodbye” SAYINGS OF OUR PEOPLE He who thinks he is leading and has no one following him is only taking a walk. ~ Malawian proverb By Kola Fayemi VIRGO; You may over inflate your ego to the resentment of people that matter. Watch what you do with money. Try to be more diplomatic. LIBRA; If care is not taken you would mislead others while you are close to minor but costly mistakes. The more practical you are the better. SCORPIO; After initial confusion before 1pm you find your bearing and assert yourself but you will need to prepare to take care of oppositions that may come up suddenly. SAGITTARIUS ;It is important you don’t allow friends mislead you no matter how genuine their intention. Watch what you do with your, career/business lines and health. CAPRICORN; Take it easy along your career/business line during the morning period so that costly mistakes will not make things difficult. Take your social life seriously. DUDU in “ROLLING HOT” By A.O. OLAIDE AQUARIUS; What may look like a very good advice from younger members within your base of operation may eventually lead to avoidable mistakes. PISCES; Miscalculation is possible that is why you will need to be as practical as possible and refuse to take people for granted throughout. ASTROLOGICAL COUNSELLING ASTROLOGICAL COUNSELLING Send your date and place of birth to the Astr trological Counselling, P.M.B 100 007, 7, Apapa, Lagos Analyse my health please!!! Dear Joshua, I am interested in your daily analysis in Vanguard Newspapers. The truth is your daily horoscope column always work for me and now I just cant do without reading my Star in your papers. My believe is since you can be as accurate as possible writing daily horoscope you are in a better position to analyse my health which is very important to me. I want to know which area(s) of my body should be taken more seriously. Ben, Benin. Dear Ben, According to your natal horoscope you have gone above danger zones of your life health wise. But then what you will find here under will be of benefit. Thanks for your commendation Opposition between the Sun (an indicator of basic self hood) and difficult Saturn during your birth hour pointed to a very tough beginning in life but luckily for you both Spiritual Neptune in powerful Scorpio and steady Pluto in healthy Virgo were at positive angles to your natal Sun thus, your chances of surviving are more than the delicate ones. More so as your natal Sun and Moon are members of strongest Star signs health wise. Certainly Saturn must have brought you a few number of health related challenges raging from skin, bone, sometimes the stomach and importantly headache . Since you were able to survive infancy and middle age you have very good chances of living to a very old age. While the ailments stated here can easily be managed by yourself one important organ of your body that must be managed by medical expert is your HEART because of many placement in heart related Star sign. This is not to say you must have heart problem but here is an organ you in particular must take very seriously. Yes fever is common in Africa and today fear of STDs is the beginning of good health. STDs are mentioned here because of your natal planets is sexual Scorpio. Mind you nothing is fatalistic here, but mere warnings. VIRGINIA HOME & ABROAD dadadekola@yahoo.com By Lawrence Akapa
Vanguard, TUESDAY, APRIL 9 2019 — 33 :Vanguard News :@vanguardnews :@vanguardnews NEWS HOTLINES: 08052867023, 08052867058 NULGE demands payment of Edo council workers' salary arrears •Accuses govt of interference, warns of looming crisis By Victor Young A B U J A — NATIONAL leadership of Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE, has accused Edo State Government of undue interference in the state branch of NULGE ahead of its election, warning of a crisis of immense proportion should the perceived interference continue. This came as the NULGE National President, Ibrahim Khaleel, called on the Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, to immediately pay the salary arrears of local government workers ranging between two and eight months in seven local government areas of the state. Speaking yesterday, in Abuja, NULGE national president noted, “We observed that Edo State Government anointed a candidate in our own election. In view of that the government is trying to coerce some local government workers to do their bidding. This led to a situation whereby the state local government service commission is now witchhunting, harassing and intimidating some workers by way of punitive posting, demotion and threat to move some of their services to the state civil service. “We, therefore, want to make it clear that NULGE as a responsible and responsive Union condemned this act and advice the government to desist from it. There is a difference between partisan politics and trade union politics.” Demanding the immediate payment of salary arrears owed some local government workers, he advised the state government to face the issue of how the salaries would be paid rather than interfering in their election, which remains the internal affairs of the union. According to him, “All workers in seven local governments of the state are still being owed salaries arrears by the state government. They include: Oredo and Esan with two months, Etsako West, three months; Uhumwode, Esan West, and Egor four months and Orhionmwon eight months. “I want to use this medium to also warn all our members that are teaming N/DELTA DEVT: Rotary Club scores Adjogbe high, inducts him as member By Festus Ahon A Executive SABA—ACTING Director, Projects of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Engr Samuel Adjogbe, has been inducted into the Rotary International Club Ughelli Metropolis, District 9141. Adjogbe was inducted into the Club, at his Evwreni country home, Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State. Speaking at the event, President of Rotary International Club, Ughelli Metropolis, Rotn. Adanike Ochuko said the induction was in recognition of Adjogbe’s numerous humanitarian services to the society. up with the state government on this issue because of their ambition to retrace their step because the union will not hesitate to invoke relevant provisions of our constitution against these anti-union activities.” Already, the Edo State Branch of NULGE has written to the acting Governor of the state, Mr Philip Shaibu, intimating him about the alleged interference in the union’s election and persistent intimidation of its members. In the letter by the NULGE acting State Secretary, Ikiba Ronami, the union said it had observed that “since the lifting of ban in our union politics and the sale of electoral forms to our members, there is a spate of unwholesome political interference in our union affairs. “Our union is not a political party where unwritten rules apply and sacred norms are thrown to the wind. The membership of the union is fully defined in our constitution and any interference in our affairs by non members will be viewed as a threat to industrial harmony.” ANNIVERSARY: Security expert, Dr. Ona Ekhomu (left) felicitating with Pastor Julie Aigbokhan (2nd left) of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Jubilee Parish, on the 11th Anniversary of the church, while Mrs Christie Tometi looks on. Students lament govt’s closure of institutions in Edo By Gabriel Enogholase B E N I N — STUDENTS of Edo State have decried the alleged neglect of stateowned higher institutions by the state government. They lamented the Describing Adjogbe as a noble fellow, who is relentless and selfless in his service to the people of the Niger Delta region, Adanike urged him to continue in his good service to humanity. Upon being decorated with the Paul Harris Fellowship induction pins, Adjogbe, who had joined the Rotary Club on September 3, 2018, stated that his induction as member of the club signifies a call to greater humanitarian service. He urged the club to set up a scholarship programme for intending admission seekers into the prestigious Government College, Ughelli and Anglican Girls Grammar School, Ughelli. closure of College of Agriculture, Iguoriakhi, the Tayo Akpata University and the demolition of Centre for Community Development Education, Benin. The students under the umbrella body of Nigeria Students and Youths Association, NISAYA, spoke, when they paid a courtesy visit to the leadership of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Edo State chapter. It will be recalled that former Governor Adams Oshiomhole at the twilight of his tenure in office, converted the College of Education, Ekiadolor, to Tayo Akpata University of Education. Governor Godwin Obaseki also closed down the College of Agriculture, Iguoriakhi, in the first quarter of 2018. The governor who disengaged all members of staff of the institution , said the government wants to revamp it, with upgraded infrastructure. Speaking for the group during the visit, President of the students/youth body, Osamudiamen Ogbidi , said the state government had taken education out of the reach of children of ordinary citizens. “The College of Education, Ekiadolor, is non existent, lacks identity and it no longer has any impact on the community. The last time we visited the school, we shedded tears. It is shameful that in this 21st century where people are investing more on education, we are having institutions shut down in Edo State. “The College of Agriculture, Iguoriakhi, the only College of Agriculture in the entire South-South Nigeria, has been shut down. It is so painful. The school has been taken over by giant trees. How long are we going to continue like this? “Just yesterday, we got information that the only Centre for Community Development Education Benin, has not only been shot down, it has been demolished by the state government. The school is affiliated to the University of Benin, where you can do a diploma for a direct entry into UNIBEN. “We are using this medium to appeal to the state government, we are not fighting, but we are demanding, because, education is our right. The state government should look into the tertiary education sector.” A-Ibom ex-militants express confidence in Gov Emmanuel’s performance By Chioma Onuegbu U YO—FORMER militants in Akwa Ibom State under the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, have congratulated Governor Udom Emmanuel on his reelection, saying that they are confident that the governor would record more achievements in his second term in office. The ex-militants leaders in the statement by ‘General’ Nico Sintei, Prince James Ukpong and Sunny Nathan in Uyo, lauded the governor’s achievements so far, particularly in attracting viable industries to the state. They said, “On behalf of the entire genuine exmilitants in Akwa Ibom State, we note that the governor’s re-election was not only expected but deserving given his recorded achievement since assumption of office in 2015, particularly the relentless effort of his administration towards the industrialisation of Akwa Ibom State. “We have no doubt that you will even perform more and impact more on the lives of the people in your second term in office. We will remain law abiding citizens and will continue to support positive policies and programmes of this government.” They expressed concern that many groups parading themselves as ex-militants are springing up all over the state and urged government and security agencies in the state to look into the issue. They said: “We are aware that their names are not captured in the original list of militants that dropped their arms during the Presidential Armesty Programme in October 2009, therefore, they are impersonators. We also found out that they are not also part of the state amnesty programme put in place by this government. “We therefore, use this medium to appeal to government and security agencies in the state to investigate their activities and fish them out. This will help to avert miscreants to cause mayhem under the guise of ex-militants.” Navy hands over illegal diesel vessel to EFCC By Jimitota Onoyume W A R R I — NIGERIAN Navy has handed over a vessel, MV Mama Elizabeth I, arrested with 100,000 litres of illegal diesel in Excravos, Warri South West Local government Area, Delta State to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. Handing over the vessel yesterday, at its jetty, Executive Officer, Nigerian Navy Shipyard, NNS Delta, Captain Adeyemi Adewuyi said the vessel was arrested with eight Archbishop Avwomakpa brokers peace in Delta community after 5 years crisis By Onozure Dania THE five years crisis that rocked lbrede, an Isoko community in Ndokwa East Local Government, Delta State, has been resolved by Archbishop Goddowell Avwomakpa, President of Christ Missionaries Crusaders Church worldwide and Chairman of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, South South zone. Avwomakpa, who addressed journalists in Ekpan, Uvwie LGA, said peace was achieved in the end as all court cases instituted with respect to the matter had been withdrawn. The traditional ruler of Ibrede Community, His Royal Majesty, Patrick Iliromah, who was at the crew members on March 15, this year. He said they were being handed over to the EFCC for investigation and prosecution. “MV Mama Elizabeth I, was arrested for conveying product without approval. This morning, we have been directed to handover the vessel and the crew members, including the Captain to the EFCC for prosecution,” he said. He enjoined those behind maritime crime to refrain from it, stressing that the Navy will not relent in its war against oil theft and related crime. thanksgiving service, told newsmen that over 57 houses were destroyed and several lives lost but God used Archbishop Avwomakpa to bring peace to his kingdom, a reason he said they came to thank God. The President General of lbrede community, Dr Esi Oweh, thanked Avwomakpa and the state government for the kind roles they played in bringing the long crisis to an end. He called on the Delta State government, lsoko Development Union and non governmental organisation to help rebuild the community. Avwomakpa, while admonishing the people of the community, said that the enemies wanted to split the community but God prevailed.
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