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36 — Vanguard, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2022 2023’s fight to define Nigeria’s soul — TINUBU Continues from Page 35 Bello said as the youth coordinator in the APC presidential council, he would mobilise the youths across the country to vote for Bola Tinubu, the party’s standard bearer Ṁeanwhile, supporters of the party, who were in high spirits filled the over 40,000- capacity stadium as security agents had a hectic time maintaining order. Those who could not gain entrance filled the adjoining streets causing gridlock in many parts of the city. The event was briefly interrupted as security operatives, who had a hard time controlling the crowd, resorted to flogging the people with horse whips, forcing the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Idris Wase to appeal for a stop. After the situation was brought under control, Senator Remi Tinubu in the company of Hajia Nana Shettima and other women in the party assured women and youths that they would be car- Oil theft: Owners of super tanker paid Equatorial Guinea 2m euros for infractions – SOURCES •Says fine to stall vessel transfer to Nigeria •As FG takes over prosecution of 27-man crew for attempted crude oil theft By Kingsley Omonobi Aemerged BUJA-Indications yesterday that owners of the 3million capacity oil lifting tanker, MT Heroic Idun, its captain and crew paid the Equatorial Guinea authorities 2million Euros as punishment for Straying into the country and as a ploy to prevent transfer of the ship to Nigeria to face miscellaneous offenses charges. This is just as the Federal Government, through the Ministry of Justice, said it had taken over the case and filed criminal charges against the defendant, which is MT Heroic Idun, before Justice Turaki at Federal High Court 5 in Rivers State. Representative of the Justice Ministry, Mrs. Jones Nebo, who disclosed this at a briefing to announce the successful transfer of the super tanker to Nigeria, said there are 27 defendants in number, adding that 17 were arraigned in court on Monday, while the remaining 10 were arraigned yesterday in Port Harcourt. The 27 defendants (crew of the super tanker) comprising 16 Indians, 8 Sri Lankans, one Pole and one Filipino national, evaded arrest by NNS Gongola around the Akpo Oil Field where it was found in the wee hours of August 8 without valid papers. The vessel, with capacity to carry over three million barrels of crude oil at a time, had already (allegedly) claimed it was scheduled to load product and was awaiting instructions from its owners, agents when the Nigerian navy warship intercepted it. Upon establishing that the crude carrier, which had a crew of 27 foreigners was around the restricted area illegally, the naval warship ordered the vessel to alter its course and move towards ried along in governance, if Tinubu is elected. Roll call The flag-off was attended by Vice Presidential Candidate Senator Kashim Shettima, Senate President Ahmed Lawan and Speaker of the House Representatives Femi Gbajabiamila. In attendance were Governors Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq (Kwara); Abdullahi Ganduje (Kano); Nasir El-Rufai (Kaduna); Abubakar Sani- Bello (Niger); Yahaya Bello (Kogi); Abubakar Badaru (Jigawa); Prof. Ben Ayade (Cross River); Governors 2023: Editors resolve to put political actors on their toes •Urge candidates to abide by issue based campaigns THE Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) has said that the media has a greater stake in promoting the cause of democracy - since its survival, growth and development are intrinsically linked to its sustenance, and therefore has a huge responsibility to wield its gauntlet in order to put political actors Bonny Fairway Buoy but the suspected ship rather fled to Equitorial Guinea. Giving more details on the transfer of the ship, the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Plans, NN, Rear Admiral Saidu Garba, said: "Apart from refusing lawful arrest when ordered to turn around and follow NNS Gongola to Bonny anchorage, pending when she will be cleared for loading by NNPC Ltd as it's captain claimed, the ship engaged full speed southwards towards Sao Tome and Principe maritime area in a bid to evade arrest. "The captain of the vessel made a broadcast of false piracy attack call to International Maritime Bureau, IMB, Piracy Reporting Centre to mislead mariners that NNS Gongola was a pirate vessel and possibly concoct an alibi for her desperate action. "On the piracy alert, the Nigerian Navy also through international collaboration, alerted relevant piracy reporting centres through CRESMAO and ECOWAS ZONE F Cotonou, headed by Nigerian Navy officers, for the alert to be cancelled immediately which was done by IMB. ''Suffice to state that Nigeria has not recorded any piracy attack in its waters in over one year, hence this mischievous act by MT Heroic Idun was clearly aimed at tarnishing the good image of the maritime domain of Nigeria, which we have worked very hard to achieve and sustain. "The Nigerian Navy therefore invoked the collaboration of neighbouring Equatorial Guinea through the Yaoundé Architecture to arrest the vessel. With the aid of the Nigerian Navy surveillance facility, MT Heroic Idun was tracked and the Atiku Bagudu (Kebbi); Abdullahi Sule (Nasarawa); Lagos Deputy Governor Femi Hamzat; former Bauchi Governor Mohammed Abubakar; former Ekiti governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, former Governor of Borno, Modu Ali-Sheriff; and former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi. There were also Senator Oluremi Tinubu, wife of APC Presidential Candidate; Hajiya Nana Shettima, wife of the Vice Presidential Candidate Shettima; and Dr. Ibijoke Sanwoolu, wife of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos among others. on their toes. In the face of growing divisive tendencies by state and non-state actors, the umbrella of all the editors in Nigeria also advised the media to rise to arrest this drift in order to prevent the nation from being torn to shreds. These were contained in a communique of the 18th All Equatorial Guinea Amphibious Ship, Captain David was therefore vectored to intercept and arrest the fleeing ship on 12 Aug 22. Pertinently, MT Heroic Idun was held at the Luba Anchorage in Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea while the country conducted her own investigations owing to some infractions the vessel had also committed in the country's waters. "Whilst these were ongoing, a formal request was made to transfer the vessel to Nigeria. This was followed by diplomatic overtures and negotiations towards achieving the transfer of Heroic Idun to Nigeria. Suffice to add that both Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea are signatories to the Code of Conduct concerning the Repression of Piracy, Armed Robbery against Ships and Illicit Maritime Activity in West and Central Africa of 2013 commonly referred to as the 'Yaounde Code of Conduct'. "The Code is backed by appropriate UN Security Council Resolutions and provides the platform for information Continues from Page 35 the ministry to achieve the goal of Project Lighthouse. "Today, the Honourable Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning (HMFBNP) have put strategies in place to deliver improved economic development and recover debt owed to the government. One of which is the institutionalization of the debt recovery unit within the Ministry. " He mentioned that Debt Recovery the Ministry aim to recover 30 percent (approxi- Nigeria Editors Conference (ANEC), with a theme: “Political Landscape, Credible Elections And The Role of Editors, organised by the editors and held in Owerri, Imo State, between November 9 and 13, 2022 and signed by NGE President, Mustapha Isah and the General Secretary, Iyobosa Uwugiaren. sharing as well as coordination amongst signatories. This includes handover of vessels or persons suspected to have committed offences in each other's States. It was based on this therefore that MT Heroic Idun was brought back to Nigeria from Equatorial Guinea on 12 November 2022.“Continuing Rear Admiral Garba said, "The smear campaign put up by the ship in the media in a fierce attempt to rubbish the transfer process by falsely gaining international support/sympathy was thus bound to fail and perhaps an indication that the vessel has a case to answer. Accordingly, on 6 November 2022, the vessel was handed over to Nigeria by Equatorial Guinea. Subsequently, she cast off Equatorial Guinea waters under Nigerian Navy escort on 11 November and arrived off Bonny Offshore Terminal II on 12 November 2022. MT Heroic Idun is presently in the custody of the Nigerian Navy and based on legal opinion and analysis, the super-tanker could be said to have committed the following offences against the Nigerian State. 7,000 contractors owe FG N5.2trn, N56bn recovered through Project Lighthouse From left: Mrs. Uzamat Akinbile-Yusuf; Commissioner Tourism, Arts and Culture, Dr. (Mrs.) Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu; wife of Lagos state governor & Chief Host, and Mama NAFEST, Ezimako Mitchelle, representing River state, Olabeajo Precious, representing Ondo state and Otunba Olusegun Runsewe, Director General of the National Council for Arts and Culture, during the Wife of Lagos State Governor hosts Participations Children at the 35th National Festival of Art & Culture (Eko NAFEST 2022) at Lagos Parliament, Marina, Lagos. Photo: Bunmi Azeez. mately N43 billion) from corporate entities not listed on GIFMIS database over the next three (3) years through the launch of the Public (online) Debt Portfolio Initiative ;Integration with E-tranzact and other payment platforms to enable ease of payment ; Establish Debt Recovery Unit for coordination of efforts and activities; Linking the global standing instruction (GSI) effort of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, with Project Lighthouse, among other things. A total of 320 Editors representing print, broadcast and online media across the country attended the conference. Noting that the media has a responsibility to ensure that political actors abide by issue based campaigns, the editors said there is the urgent need by the media to play down on reports that tend to exacerbate divisive tendencies as part of the process of promoting integration of the different peoples of Nigeria. ‘’The media should unequivocally set the agenda of discourse to prevent mischief makers from holding sway. Journalists must ensure that those who seek to lead the people at different levels are properly grilled in order to present the people with informed choices. ‘’The media, more than any other institutions in the country, is equipped to check the drift towards insanity. It has a responsibility to wield its gauntlet in order to put political actors on their toes and ensure that political actors abide by issue based campaigns”, the communique stated. The editors added that because the media has always been at the heart of the struggle for sustainable democracy, it must ensure it raises the level of political discourse, and guide the people to make informed choices as the 2023 General Election draws near. On the security situation in the country, the conference said that security agencies need to see the media as partners and not adversities in the anti-terror war; appreciate the work of journalists; and eschew intimidation, harassment and other acts that impede the work of the media. The conference stated further, ‘’The media needs to strike a partnership with the security agencies on the antiterror war. The media need to exercise its immense influential power and agenda setting role with a huge dose of responsibility and commitment to the national interest.” The conference also enjoined the media to check the increasing resort to fake news, which has the tendency to cause panic, despair and unnecessary stoking of anger. As the 2023 general elections draw near, the editors noted the introduction of technology and the ushering of Electoral Act 2022, which have armed the Independent National Electoral Commission to deliver better election outcomes, advising the electoral body to resist undue influence and intimidation from the political class. The conference commended the Office of the National Security Adviser for promoting a more congenial atmosphere for media engagement and expressed profound and deep gratitude to the Imo State Government and the administration of Governor Hope Uzodimma for hosting the conference. Chaired by the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Paul University, Awka, Anambra State, Prof Stella Okunna, Governor Uzodinma of Imo State served as the Special Guest and declared the conference opened. Other guests include, the Speaker, Imo State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Emeka Nduka; former Information Minister and immediate Past President, Ohanaeze Ndi’Igbo, Chief John Nnia Nwodo; Senator Osita Izunaso, Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Declan Emelumba, representative of the NSA, Mr Zakari Usman and two former President, NGE, Mr Gbenga Adefaye, also Provost, Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) and Malam Baba Dantiye, a recently retired Permanent Secretary in Kano State. While 15 senior editors were conferred with the Fellow of NGE, 35 editors were inducted as new members. NCC sets new 5G spectrum license for $273.6m, operators kick Continues from Page 35 deliberations towards the licensing of the available two (2) lots in the 3.5GHz mid band Spectrum for the rollout of 5G services in Nigeria." He said following the successful auction of the initial two lots in December 2021, the commission had received requests to administratively licence the available lots at the previous auction fee. However, the Commission, in line with its powers under the Nigerian Communications Act 2003, has decided to licence the available lots in the 3.5GHz band through the Auction Method which is a transparent and efficient approach that can open up opportunities for new entrants as well as deepen competition in the industry.
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OJEIKERE I, FORMERLY KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MISS OJEIKERE JENNIFER NKECHINYERE NOW WISH TO BE KNOWN AND ADDRESSED AS MRS JOHN - OMOLAIYE JENNIFER NKECHINYERE. ALL FORMER DOCUMENTS REMAIN VALID. THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO PLEASE NOTE. OSAYANDE I, formerly known and addressed as Mr Osayande Kelvin, now wish to be known and addressed as Mr Illenikhena Kelvin. All former documents remain valid. The general public should please take note. ANETOR I, formerly known and addressed as MISS RUTH ANETOR, now wish to be known and addressed as MRS.RUTH OZIEGBE . All former documents remain valid. The general public should please take note. OKOJIE I formerly known and addressed as. MISS OKOJIE ONAOSEMEN ESTHER. Now wish to be known and addressed as. MRS VITOESSI ONAOSEMEN ESTHER. Call former documents remain valid. Authority concerned and general public to take note. EVI I, formerly known and addressed as OKACHUKWU FAITH now wish to be known and addressed as JOSEPH FAITH EVI. 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General public take note. 2023: INEC has ended ballot box stuffing, snatching with BIVAS — Suswam THE New Nigeria Peo ple's Party (NNPP) gubernatorial candidate for the 2023 election in Kaduna State, Senator Suleiman Othman Hunkuyi has said that he made a mistake in 2015 campaigning and bringing the All Progressive Congress (APC) to power in Kaduna state. But the All Progressives Congress Campaign Council ONIFADE That my name was mistakenly written as Onifade Bisola Temitope during BVN registration instead of Onifade Olubisi Temitope. That I now want it to be corrected as Onifade Olubisi Temitope, the general public should take note EGEDEGBE I formerly known as EGEDEGBE EMMANUEL now wish to be known and addressed as EGEDEGBE E N A M E G U O N O R EMMANUEL. All former documents remain valid any authority it may concern and general public to take note. RITA I formerly known as MISS U R U N M A T S O M A TREASURE OJORSIN now wish to be known and addressed as MRS PROSPER RITA URUNMATSOMA. All former documents remain valid any authority it may concern and general public to take note. UBUH I formerly known as MISS UBUH ENAKENO JULIET now wish to be known and addressed as MRS BOBI ENAKENO JULIET. All former documents remain valid any authority it may concern and general public to take note. By Peter Duru MAKURDI — The lawmaker representing Benue North-East Senatorial District, Gabriel Suswam said the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has checked the menace of ballot box stuffing and snatching during elections with the introduction of Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, BIVAS. Speaking in Adikpo, Kwande Local Government Area, LGA, of Benue State at the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, flag off of the Benue North East Senatorial campaigns, the lawmaker said it would be an exercise in futility to engage in such acts during elections. He advised politicians to dedicate time and energy to canvass for votes in their various polling units rather than engage in acts that could jeopardise the electoral process. The former Governor said: "the era of ballot box and other electoral materials snatching is over. If you snatch a ballot box you are wasting your time. All you need to do is to man your polling units with your Permanent Voters Card, PVC, to ensure victory for our party. He advised politicians to engage in issue based campaign and refrain from campaign of acrimony and insults. Addressing the mammoth crowd Governor Samuel Ortom expressed optimism that the PDP would overwhelmingly win the 2023 general elections. "I make bold to say that the Benue North West and Benue South Senatorial Districts are the strongholds of the PDP. And come 2023 it will be PDP all the way. Our party will sweep all the positions," he said. Governor Ortom also assured that members of the party would continue to work together for the good of the state and PDP, stressing that he believed in the unity of purpose existing among members. Also, the PDP governorship candidate in the state, Mr. Titus Uba who was represented by his running mate, Sir John Ngbede, advised the people to remain united and supportive of the party, stressing that their unity would guarantee victory for the party. Kaduna 2023: I regret bringing APC to power in 2015 — Hunkuyi By Ibrahim Hassan- Wuyo in Kaduna State has replied Hunkuyi, saying he was a self acclaimed godfather who never won an election since he became chairman of Makarfi Local Government Area during the Babangida regime, but rode on the Malam Nasir El Rufai’s popularity to be elected Senator in 2015. The State APC Campaign Council in a statement by the Director of Strategic Communication, Ibraheem Musa,said the APC Gubernatorial candidate of Kaduna State, Senator Uba Sani will not only defeat Hunkuyi but will nail his final political coffin in the 2023 governorship election. Senator Hunkuyi who spoke at an interactive session with representatives of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) in the state, said that apart from working for APC at the state level, he also worked relentlessly for the party at the national level in 2015 to ensure Buhari's victory. "It's not something to regret about, because every human being is bound to make an error in life," he said. According to Hunkuyi, "The socio-economic situation in Kaduna State is not palatable, but we don't have any other State that belongs to us than Kaduna State...I didn't want to pursue politics beyond 2019 because personally I wanted to do something else. And also dedicate attention and time to my little children and my extended family. I did not want to be part of 2023 politics." "But for so many reasons, among them, one, nobody get up and become honest without taking antecedent by the current administration of APC in Kaduna State and in Nigeria without possibly bringing in the name of PDP."
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