Wednesday, 11 November 2015

No Code of Conduct for Super Eagles, says Oliseh

Coach of the Super Eagles, Sunday Oliseh has rejected the idea of a Code of Conduct for players in the senior national team.

Oliseh who spoke to sports writers on Wednesday said that he believes that as professionals, the players know the right way to behave when on national call and should therefore not be treated like school kids.

“These players are men and some of them are even married and so deserve some respect. As professionals, they know how to behave in camp. If you want respect as a coach you give it. If you want respect as a player you should also give it," he said

Army vows to capture Sambisa Forest before December deadline

Theater Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole, Maj Gen Yusha’u Abubakar has declared the readiness of the military to capture the Sambisa forest fortress of Boko Haram insurgents before the end of the December Presidential deadline.
Speaking to journalists after a routine visit to troops in Betta village, near Sambisa forest, Abubakar said that the military has achieved tremendous success in its counter-insurgency operations.

His words ;
“We have achieved a lot and we are still doing much, but you know that the job is still there until we finish it. We are very close to Sambisa, we must enter and capture the forest before the Presidential deadline.

“Our major concern is that we must fight Boko Haram to a standstill and ensure that we eliminate them.

“I am happy that we are progressing very well, we have not reached the promised land but we are making progress. We are making efforts to clear all Boko Haram terrorists camps.”

The theater commander added that a lot of insurgents have surrendered their arms and are being de-radicalised.

“For those surrendering we have shown all the human side of the military to them, we are receiving them and some of them are very impressed by what they are seeing.

“We are screening and de-radicalising them for eventual re-integration back to society.”

Army vows to capture Sambisa Forest before December deadline

Theater Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole, Maj Gen Yusha’u Abubakar has declared the readiness of the military to capture the Sambisa forest fortress of Boko Haram insurgents before the end of the December Presidential deadline.
Speaking to journalists after a routine visit to troops in Betta village, near Sambisa forest, Abubakar said that the military has achieved tremendous success in its counter-insurgency operations.

His words ;
“We have achieved a lot and we are still doing much, but you know that the job is still there until we finish it. We are very close to Sambisa, we must enter and capture the forest before the Presidential deadline.

“Our major concern is that we must fight Boko Haram to a standstill and ensure that we eliminate them.

“I am happy that we are progressing very well, we have not reached the promised land but we are making progress. We are making efforts to clear all Boko Haram terrorists camps.”

The theater commander added that a lot of insurgents have surrendered their arms and are being de-radicalised.

“For those surrendering we have shown all the human side of the military to them, we are receiving them and some of them are very impressed by what they are seeing.

“We are screening and de-radicalising them for eventual re-integration back to society.”

PDP has no regrets fielding Jonathan - Olisa Metuh

“How can you regret a decision taken when everyone was there, the NWC, NEC and the national caucus?

“What are we talking about? Everybody was conscious of the decision; nobody was coerced into supporting the position.”

These were the words of PDP National Publicity Secretary Chief Olisa Metuh when pressmen asked if the party regretted fielding Goodluck Jonathan for the 2015 Presidential election as claimed by the party's National Conference Committee Chairman, Chief Raymond Dokpesi.

He said that Jonathan's candidacy was approved by the party's National Working Committee (NWC), the National Executive Council (NEC), and the party’s National Caucus.

“In addition, the Constitution of the party allows a sitting president the chance to exercise his personal right to run for a second term if he so desires,’’ he said.

Dokpesi had at a press conference on Tuesday said that the PDP made a mistake by fielding Goodluck Jonathan as its candidate for the 2015 Presidential election.

PDP Disowns Apology To Nigerians

People's Democratic Party, PDP's National Publicity Secretary Chief Olisa Metuh has said that the apology to Nigerians credited to the Chairman of the party's National Conference Committee, Chief Raymond Dokpesi is not the official position of the PDP.

Speaking to newsmen in Abuja on Wednesday, Metuh described Dokpesi's statement as his personal opinion since he is not a member of the National Executive Committee of the party.

He added that since Dokpesi is not on the national executive committee of the PDP, his opinions remain personal and do not in any way represent what the party stands for.

Chief Dokpesi had on Tuesday, tendered an unreserved apology to Nigerians on behalf of the PDP for its failure to meet the expectations of Nigerians during the 16 years that it was in power. 

Buhari’s 36 ministers, their states of origin and portfolios at a glance.

The long wait for President Muhammadu Buhari to constitute his cabinet came to an end on Wednesday.

Here's what Buhari came up with after five months of searching for square pegs for square holes.

1. Chris Ngige – (Anambra) Minister of Labour & Employment
2. Kayode Fayemi- (Ekiti) Minister of Solid Minerals
3. Rotimi Amaechi – (Rivers) Minister of Transportation
4. Babatunde Fashola -(Lagos) Minister of Power, Works and Housing
5. Abdulrahman Dambazau- (Kano) Minister of Interior
6. Aisha Alhassan – (Taraba) Minister of Women Affairs
7. Ogbonnaya Onu- (Ebonyi) Minister of Science and Technology
8. Kemi Adeosun – (Ogun) Minister of Finance
9. Abubakar Malami – (Kebbi) Minister of Justice & Attorney-General
10. Sen Hadi Sirika – (Katsina) Minister of State, Aviation
11. Barr. Adebayo Shittu – (Oyo) Minister of Communication
12. Suleiman Adamu – (Jigawa) Minister of Water Resources
13. Solomon Dalong – (Plateau) Minister for Youth and Sports 14. Ibe Kachikwu – (Delta) Minister of State, Petroleum
15. Osagie Ehanire – (Edo) Minister of State, Health
16. Audu Ogbeh – (Benue) Minister of Agriculture
17. Udo Udo Udoma – (Akwa Ibom)  Minister of Budget & National Planning
18. Lai Mohammed – (Kwara) Minister of Information
19. Amina Mohammed – (Gombe) Minister of Environment
20. Ibrahim Usman Jibril – (Nasarawa) Minister of State, Environment
21. Hajia Khadija Bukar Ibrahim- (Yobe) Minister of State, Foreign Affairs
22. Cladius Omoleye Daramola (Ondo) Minister of State, Niger Delta
23. Prof Anthony Anwuka (Imo) Minister of State,  Education
24. Geoffrey Onyema (Enugu) Minister of Foreign Affairs
25. Dan Ali (Zamfara) Minister of Defence
26. Barr James Ocholi (Kogi)  Minister of State, Labour & Employment
27. Zainab Ahmed (Kaduna) Minister of State Budget and National Planning
28. Okechukwu Enelamah (Abia) Minister of Trade, Investment & Industry
29. Muhammadu Bello (Adamawa) Minister of Federal Capital Territory
30. Mustapha Baba Shehuri (Bornu) Minister of State, Power 31. Aisha Abubakar (Sokoto) Minister of State, Trade & Investment
32. Heineken Lokpobiri (Bayelsa)Minister of State, Agriculture
33. Adamu Adamu (Bauchi) Minister of Education
34. Isaac Adewole (Osun)  Minister of Health
35. Abubakar Bawa Bwari (Niger)Minister of State, Solid Minerals
36. Pastor Usani Uguru (Cross River) Minister of Niger Delta

* President Muhammadu Buhari-Minister of Petroleum

Buhari’s 11 Commandments For Ministers

The following 11 commandments are to be strictly adhered to by President Buhari's newly sworn in ministers if they are to remain in the change cabinet.

1.Foreign travels must be duty-related.

2. Ministers must operate within lean resources.

3. Ministers must not display flamboyance.

4. There must be strict adherence to the rule of law

5. Ministers must comply with Civil Service Rules.

6. You must live above board.

7. Ministers must co-operate with Permanent Secretaries.

8. There must be no rancour between ministers and ministers of State.

9. Appointment of some aides must be from the civil service

10. Number of vehicles in convoys must be minimized.

11. All ministerial decisions must lead to change.

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