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Poverty eradication should remain in focus- President Jonathan

STATEMENT By DR GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN, GCFR President Federal Republic of Nigeria
ON THE POST 2015 DEVELOPMENT AGENDA AT THE
22ND ORDINARY SUMMIT OF THE AFRICAN UNION (AU)
ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA
FRIDAY, 31ST JANUARY 2014

Mr. Chairman
Your Excellencies

        I want to thank President Johnson-Sirleaf for her eloquent presentation on the work of the High level Committee on the Post 2015 Development Agenda.  Her presentation highlighted what should drive our position in the emerging structure that will propel the Post 2015 Development Agenda, as we approach the 2015 threshold that terminates the life of the current MDGs.

PRESIDENT JONATHAN NEVER ACCUSED FORMER SERVICE CHIEFS OF “UNNECESSARY COMPETITION”

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PRESIDENT JONATHAN NEVER ACCUSED FORMER SERVICE CHIEFS OF "UNNECESSARY COMPETITION"
Reports in the media yesterday which claimed that President Jonathan said during his visit to Yola on Tuesday that he "fired" former service chiefs because of "unhealthy competition" among them are untrue and misleading.
It appears that for reasons of mischief and reckless sensationalism, a section of the media deliberately chose to misrepresent the President's innocuous and clear call for greater synergy and inter-service cooperation in the war against terrorism.
President Jonathan did not at anytime during his remarks in Yola say that the former chiefs were guilty of undue rivalry, nor did he say, as claimed by some newspapers, that such unhealthy rivalry was responsible for recent security breaches in Adamawa and other parts of the country.

PRESIDENT JONATHAN CALLS FOR STRENGTHENING OF AU MECHANISMS FOR CONFLICT PREVENTION

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PRESIDENT JONATHAN CALLS FOR STRENGTHENING OF AU MECHANISMS FOR CONFLICT PREVENTION
President Goodluck Jonathan Thursday in Addis Ababa called for urgent action to strengthen existing African Union mechanisms for the promotion of peace, security and political stability in Africa.
Delivering Nigeria's Statement on Peace and Security in Africa at the 22nd Summit of African Union Heads of State and Government which opened in the Ethiopian capital today, President Jonathan said that while the recent crises in South Sudan and the Central African Republic have reinforced the urgency of establishing the proposed African Capacity for Immediate Response to Crises (ACIRC), instruments within the current African Peace and security Architecture must, in the interim, be activated to prevent the degeneration of conflicts into warfare.

NIGERIA READY TO SHARE ITS SUCCESSES IN BOOSTING FOOD PRODUCTION WITH OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES – PRESIDENT JONATHAN

President Goodluck Jonathan declared Thursday in Addis Ababa that a total of about $11 Billion U.S. Dollars has been invested in Nigeria's agricultural sector by private investors and development partners since the Federal Government launched the country's Agricultural Transformation Agenda in 2011.

Speaking at a session of the ongoing 22nd Summit of African Union Heads of State and Government dedicated to the consideration of measures to boost agricultural production and food security in Africa, President Jonathan urged other African countries to emulate Nigeria's decision to treat agriculture as a viable business and not "a development programme", which, he said, was yielding positive benefits for the country.
"Over 65% of the arable land left to feed 9 billion people in the world is in Africa. We must not depend on others to feed our continent. We must feed ourselves, and do so with pride because Africa cannot be truly free, until it can feed itself.

We must not depend on others to feed our continent - President Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan 5^th left with others
African Leaders at the Opening Session of the 22^nd
Ordinary session of the assembly of African Union
Heads of Government  in Addis Ababa  Ethiopia
on Wednesday  29^th Jan 2014

                                                                          Statement By DR GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN, GCFR President Federal Republic of Nigeria

 ON THE THEME OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY AT THE 22^ND ORDINARY SUMMIT OF THE AFRICAN UNION (AU) ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA THURSDAY, 30^TH JANUARY 2014

·      Mr. Chairman, I wish to congratulate the African Union for making agriculture a priority for our 22^nd Ordinary Summit.

·      This year marks the 10^th anniversary of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) which was launched with the central goal of making the continent self sufficient in food.

PHOTOS: PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN LEAVES FOR ADDIS ABABA

President Goodluck Jonathan  left been welcome by the foreign  affairs Minister of State Prof. Viola Onwuliri  on the President Arrival at the Ethiopia International  Airport Addis Ababa to attend  the 22nd Ordinary session of the Assembly  of African Union in Addis Ababa  Ethiopia on Wednesday  29th Jan., 2014

From left President Goodluck Jonathan , being welcome by the Agric Minister Dr. Akinwumi Adeshina, Water Resources Minister Mrs Serah Ochekpe  and Minister of Health Dr. Onyebuchi Chukwu   on the President's Arrival at the Ethiopia International  Airport Addis Ababa to attend  the 22nd Ordinary session of the Assembly  of African Union in Addis Ababa  Ethiopia on Wednesday  29th Jan., 2014

From Right Vice President Arc. Namadi Sambo, Bayelsa State Governor Seriake Dickson, FCT Minister of State Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide and Police Affairs Minister  Navy Capt  Caleb Olubolade   at Abuja International Airport to see off President Goodluck Jonathan  on his way to attend  the 22nd Ordinary session of the assembly  of African Union in Addis Ababa  Ethiopia on Wednesday  29th Jan., 2014

From Right Vice President Arc. Namadi Sambo Bayelsa, State Governor Seriake Dickson, FCT Minister of State Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide and Police Affairs Minister  Navy Capt  Caleb Olubolade   at Abuja International Airport to see off President Goodluck Jonathan  on his way to attend  the 22^nd Ordinary session of the assembly  of African Union in Addis Ababa  Ethiopia on Wednesday  29^th Jan., 2014

PHOTOS: PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN IN ADDIS ABABA

President Goodluck Jonathan left Rwanda President Paul Kagame, and Saharawi President  Mahamed Abdolaziz right at the Opening Ceremony of the 22nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of African Heads of Government in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Thursday 30th Jan. 2014

President Goodluck Jonathan left Rwanda President Paul Kagame, and Saharawi President  Mahamed Abdolaziz left right at the Opening Ceremony of the 22nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of African Heads of Government in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Thursday 30th Jan. 2014

President Goodluck Jonathan and the Foreign Affairs Minister of State  Prof. Viola Nwuliri at the Opening Ceremony of the 22ndOrdinary Session of the Assembly of African Heads of Government in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Thursday 30th Jan 2014

Former Heads of State Gen Abdusalami Abubakar, Former President Chief Olusegun  Obasanjo and Former South African President Thambo Mbeki, at the Opening Ceremony of the 22nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of African Heads of Government in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Thursday 30th Jan 2014

President Goodluck Jonathan and the Foreign Affairs Minister of State  Prof. Viola Nwuliri at the Opening Ceremony of the 22nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of African Heads of Government in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Thursday 30th Jan. 2014

President Goodluck Jonathan and the Agric Minister Dr. Akinwumi Adesina at the Opening Ceremony of the 22nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of African Heads of Government in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Thursday 30th Jan. 2014

Former Head of State General Abdulsalami Abubakar  and former South African President Thambo Mbeki on arrival to the Opening Ceremony of the 22nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of African Heads of Government in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Thursday 30th Jan 2014

Courtesy: State House Abuja

PRESIDENT JONATHAN TO ATTEND 22ND AU SUMMIT IN ADDIS ABABA

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PRESIDENT JONATHAN TO ATTEND 22ND AU SUMMIT IN ADDIS ABABA

President Goodluck Jonathan will leave Abuja on Wednesday to attend the 22nd Summit of African Union Heads of State and Government which begins in Addis Ababa on Thursday.

The African Union has declared 2014 as The Year of Agriculture and Food Security in Africa and the 22nd summit of African Union Heads of State and Government will have "Transforming Africa's Agriculture: Harnessing Opportunities for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development" as its theme.

Nigeria’s Davido Makes The BBC Radio Playlist

Davido

Nigeria’s fast rising pop star, David O. Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has broken into the highly respected BBC Radio 1Xtra Playlist.
In a list released early Friday, the young star’s soar away hit song, ‘Skelewu’, was enlisted on the station’s playlist for last week of January (27 to 31 January).
Davido’ ‘Skelewu’ made it to the B list consisting of other 14 international hits such as Jennifer Hudson’s ‘I Can’t Describe The Way I Feel’; Sevyn Streeter Ft. Chris Brown’s ‘It Won’t Stop’; Stylo G’s ‘Move Back’ and Rick Ross ft. Jay Z’ ‘The Devil is A Liar’ among others.

Davido

On the station’s A List which has Beyonce Ft. Jay Z’s ‘Drunk In Love’ leading the loop are British-Nigerian’s Tinnie Tempah’s ‘Lover Not A Fighter’ and Ghana’s Fuse ODG’s ‘Million Pound Girl’.

PRESIDENT JONATHAN APPLAUDS SUPER EAGLES’ STUNNING COME-BACK VICTORY OVER MOROCCO

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PRESIDENT JONATHAN APPLAUDS SUPER EAGLES' STUNNING COME-BACK VICTORY OVER MOROCCO

President Goodluck Jonathan heartily congratulates the Super Eagles of Nigeria on their exhilarating come-back victory over their Moroccan counterparts this evening in Cape Town in the quarter-finals of the ongoing African Nations Championship.

President Jonathan applauds the indomitable spirit with which the Super Eagles fought back from being three goals down to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat and win a most memorable victory with almost the last kick of the match.

French President Hollande confirms Trierweiler split

French President Francois Hollande has confirmed his separation from his partner Valerie Trierweiler.

He told the French news agency AFP that their "shared life" had ended.
Earlier, his office at the Elysee Palace told the BBC "false rumours" had been circulating in the French media, and no statement would be forthcoming.

Valerie Trierweiler (R) was taken to hospital after allegations of the affair emerged

Two weeks ago a magazine published photos which appeared to show Mr Hollande had been having an affair with an actress, Julie Gayet.

Meet first female president of the Central African Republic

After years of crisis and political violence, Central African Republic began the first phase of its transition to democratic civilian governance by electing Catherine Samba-Panza to act as an interim President.

A study of the political history of the country showed that Samba-Panza is the first female to become the president of the country.

She emerged after former president, François Bozize, was presurised to stepped down by the international community amid violent clashes between Muslim and Christian groups.

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Woman gives birth after 23 years of Marriage

Mrs. Mary Abah is a lawyer, banker and wife of a former Minister of Interior, Mr. Humphrey Abah. She shares her experience with FRIDAY OLOKOR on her challenge of being in marriage for 23 years without a child and the support she got from her husband

Congratulations on the arrival of your baby 23 years after marriage. Did you ever think it was going to be like this?

Before I got married, my view of the marriage institution was that marriage was a sanctuary; a place where a woman could actualise her dream together with her partner. I understood very early that marriage usually gives some form of security and the expectation was that in it, one should blossom, be fruitful and multiply generally as the Bible says. That was basically how I saw marriage in my youthful age because I finally married at the age of 27 and I was still quite young.

CHAN Q’Final: Eagles come from behind to trash Morocco 4-3

The Super Eagles of Nigeria on Saturday came from behind to trash Morocco 4-3 to qualify for the Semi-Final of the on-going CHAN 2014 going on in South Africa.The Eagles were trailing by three goals in the first half. The half time talk from coach Stephen Keshi started yielding positive results immediately the second half started as the Eagles came back into the game and ended the second half three goals apiece.

The winning goal came in the second half of extra-time from a volley by Aliyu Ibrahim, that caught the Moroccan goal keeper napping.

The Eagles are through to the Semi Final.

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Three Killed in a Mall shooting outside Washington

Shoppers walk past a stores in a mall in Columbia, Maryland

Washington (AFP) - Three people were killed in a shooting at a popular shopping mall in Columbia, Maryland, a suburb of the US capital, authorities said Saturday.

Howard County Police announced the fatalities via Twitter and urged people inside the suburban Columbia Mall "to stay in place." It said one of the dead was "located near gun and ammunition."

News reports said that the mall, located about 45 minutes outside Washington, was on "lockdown" because of an "active shooter situation."

Howard County Fire and Rescue tweeted they were en route to the scene, and urged local residents to "avoid area."

PHOTOS: PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN ARRIVES IN ABUJA

ARRIVAL 1 From left the Commander Brigade of Guards Maj. Gen.

 Emmanuel Atewe,  Ambassador Samuel Hart, Inspector General

of Police  Alhaji Mohammad Abubakar,  Minister of Police Affairs,

Mr  Caleb Olubolade, FCT Minister of State Oloye Olajumoke

Akinjide, and the Chief of Staff to the President Asiwaju Mike

Oghiadomeh welcoming President Goodluck Jonathan on his

arrival  back to Abuja after attending the 2014 World Economic

Forum  in Davos 24/01/2014

ARRIVAL 2 From left the Commander Brigade of Guards Maj.

Gen. Emmanuel Atewe,  Ambassador Samuel Hart, Inspector

General of Police  Alhaji Mohammad Abubakar,  Minister of

Police Affairs, Mr. Caleb Olubolade, FCT Minister of

State Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide, and the Chief of Staff to

the President Asiwaju Mike Oghiadomeh welcoming

President Goodluck Jonathan on his arrival back to Abuja

after attending the 2014 World Economic Forum  in Davos

24/01/2014

I am sacrificing a lot as a father – Seun Kuti

Seun Kuti

Afrobeat artiste, Seun Kuti, opens up on fatherhood, his forthcoming album and the state of the Nigerian music industry, in this interview with Jayne Augoye

It is less than a month to the release of his third studio album titled Long Way to the Beginning and Seun Kuti already has a lot on his plate. When he ushers E-Punch into his Allen, Ikeja, Lagos home, the fiery artiste who recently welcomed his first child, a daughter, with his partner, Yetunde, in December, cuts a picture different from the masculine type you see when he is performing.

The love birds who seem to have eyes only for each other occasionally engage in public display of affection, before he settles down for the interview.  Not minding the presence of the poke-nosing journalist, they kiss and touch each other at delicate places.

SSS summons El-Rufai, warns against inciting statements

The  State Security Service   has  invited a former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai,  to appear at its headquarters in Abuja on Friday (today) over a statement attributed to him in the Thursday edition of  a national daily newspaper (not The PUNCH).

El-Rufai,  who is also the Deputy National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress,  was said to have been invited to clarify the statement  in which he allegedly said   that “the next election  are  likely to be violent and that  many people are likely going to die.”

2014 WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM: PHOTOS OF PRESIDENT JONATHAN IN DAVOS (2)

President Goodluck Jonathan and Rwanda

President Paul Kigama  at the 2014 World

Economic Forum in Davos

President Goodluck Jonathan and Rwanda

President Paul Kigama  at the 2014 World

Economic Forum in Davos

NEW AUTOMOTIVE POLICY WILL MAKE NEW CARS AFFORDABLE TO MORE NIGERIANS - PRESIDENT JONATHAN

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NEW AUTOMOTIVE POLICY WILL MAKE NEW CARS AFFORDABLE TO MORE NIGERIANS - PRESIDENT JONATHAN
President Goodluck Jonathan said Thursday in Davos, Switzerland  that his Administration is fully committed to rapidly developing Nigeria's automobile industry through the diligent implementation of the country's new national automotive policy.
Speaking at a meeting with the Chief Executive Officer of Nissan Motors, Mr. Carlos Ghosn and representatives of Nissan's partners in Nigeria on the sidelines of the ongoing World Economic Forum, President Jonathan said that a key objective of the new policy was to make new cars affordable to more Nigerians.
"The only way to reduce the preponderance of second hand cars on our roads is to produce good quality cars with affordable pricing locally," the President said.

2014 WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM: PHOTOS OF PRESIDENT JONATHAN IN DAVOS

Finance Minister  Dr, Ngozi Okonjo Iweala,

President Goodluck Jonathn and the Chairman/founder

of the World Economic Forum Mr Klaus Schwab  at the

World Economic Forum in Davos on 21/01/2014

AFRICAN GOVERNMENTS MUST ACCORD HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRIORITY TO PROMOTING INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH – PRESIDENT JONATHAN

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AFRICAN GOVERNMENTS MUST ACCORD HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRIORITY TO PROMOTING INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH – PRESIDENT JONATHAN

President Goodluck Jonathan said Wednesday in Davos Switzerland that African governments must accord the highest possible priority to promoting inclusive economic growth on the continent to avoid problems associated with poverty and financial equality.

Speaking during a televised debate at the World Economic Forum, President Jonathan said that his administration was already doing a lot to enhance inclusive growth in Nigeria through policies and programmes that focus on wealth creation rather than poverty alleviation.

FG raises N300bn for Lagos-Ibadan road, second Niger bridge

The Federal Government is mobilising about N300bn from private investors under Public Private Partnership for the construction and rehabilitation of three major roads in Nigeria.

According to the government, construction work on one of the projects has commenced while work on the remaining two will begin in the first quarter of 2014.
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Shortage of Gas Threatens Transitional Electricity Market

•NERC anticipates year-end increment in power generation, supply to 7,000MW

The persistent inadequate gas supply to the various power generating plants nationwide is threatening the plan by the federal government to declare Transitional Electricity Market (TEM) on March 1, THISDAY has learnt.

When declared, TEM will make it mandatory for the Nigerian Gas Company (NGC), a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), to be sanctioned in the event of failure to deliver on its gas supply commitments to the power producers, in line with the Gas Supply Agreement (GSA) signed in 2013.

PDP chair: Jonathan, govs choose Mu’azu

A  former Governor of Bauchi State, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu, has been chosen as the new Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party by President Goodluck Jonathan and governors.

He will replace the former chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, who resigned from his position on Wednesday.

Mu’azu was picked as a consensus candidate at a meeting between President Goodluck Jonathan and the governors of the party at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Sunday night.

Serena Williams dumped out of Aussie Open, Li Na wins

Ana Ivanovic

Ana Ivanovic has dumped out World number one, Serena Williams from the Australian Open.
The Serb, seeded 14th in the tournament defeated Serena 4-6, 6-3, 6-3.

It was a massive upset recorded by the Serb in the fourth round as Ivanovic stalled Serena Williams’ bid to match Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova with 18 Grand Slam titles. For 26 year old Ivanovic, the victory has set her up for a last-eight clash against either Canadian teenager Eugenie Bouchard or local hope Casey Dellacqua.
“It’s amazing, I just wanted to play the best I could,” said Ivanovic. “I’m so thrilled that I played so well. I was very consistent and I’m happy about that.”
Since winning at Roland Garros in 2008, Ivanovic, ranked 14, has only made a Grand Slam quarter-final once before, at the 2012 US Open.
But under new coach Nemanja Kontic, the Serb has been thriving and came into Melbourne on the back of winning her 12th career title in Auckland by defeating Venus Williams in three sets.

Amiri Baraka resurrects in Ibadan

The January edition of the monthly gathering of arts lovers, Artmosphere held at The Well Bar and Café, Nustreams Conference and Culture Centre, Ibadan, Oyo State on Saturday enlivened memories of the late American activist-poet, Amiri Baraka.

Baraka, whose funeral at Newark Symphony Hall, US, coincided with the event, died on January 9, 2014 at age 79. Born Everett LeRoi Jones, he wrote under the pen names; LeRoi Jones and Imamu Amear Baraka.

Some of his poems interrogating issues such as racism, escapism, multi-culturalism, Africannnes, development and nationalism as they affect black American and Africans were discussed.

Ibadan-based legal practitioner and poet, Tade Ipadeola who was the winner of the 2013 Nigeria Liquified Natural Gas Prize for Literature and the 2012 winner of the Caine Prize for African Writing, Rotimi Babatunde, were among those on hand to pep up the event.

‘Why Minimah became army chief’

Indications emerged on Friday that President’s choice of General Kenneth Minimah, as the new Chief of Army Staff may have been informed by the need to intensify the campaign against the insurgency in the north-eastern part of the country.

Investigations by SUNDAY PUNCH showed that Minimah belonged to fighting corp of the army as an infantry general.

His predecessor, Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika, belonged to the engineering corp.