Arsenal must win ‘electric’ derby, says Cech Read more.....

Arsenal must win an “electric” north London derby against Tottenham Hotspur to issue a statement of intent to both their local rivals and other top-four contenders, goalkeeper Petr Cech has said ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash.

Arsenal last beat Tottenham in a 2015 League Cup tie, but have failed to register a league win over their neighbours since 2014, drawing four and losing two of the last six league meetings between the sides.

As Tottenham have risen to prominence over recent years, the derby has become more closely contested and Cech has backed his team mates, to get a meaningful victory for everyone at the Emirates outfit.

“With the atmosphere and the electricity in the crowd…,“ Cech told the club’s website.

“You need to win a game like this and not only because it’s a derby, but because it’s a rival that challenges us for a top-four spot. “You need to make sure in these types of games that you get all three points. “It means so much to everybody…

That’s a little bit of extra pressure on players as well and I think it’s the kind of situation where your performance usually rises… “The atmosphere makes it more special to players as well.”

Arsenal are sixth in the standings, four points behind third-placed Tottenham and 12 behind leaders Manchester City, with six wins in 11 league games.

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2017/2018 KOGI STATE POLYTECHNIC ND Post UTME and Application Forms FOR HND, IJMB

2017/2018 Post UTME and Application Forms

This is to inform all candidates who scored 100 and above in the 2017/2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and chose Kogi State Polytechnic as first choice or second choice to register for School Post UTME screening exercise online.

Note:
Candidates who didn't choose KSP are required by JAMB to do 'Change of Institution' which will cost N2,500 on the board's website. Thereafter such candidates can then register for KSP Post UTME since their records would have been updated on the KSP UTME candidates list. Please note that the Change of Institutions on JAMB website will only last for three weeks, it's only two weeks left now since it was opened last week.



Also, candidates can now apply for the HND/IJMB/Pre-ND application forms online.

1. Procedures for Post UTME Online Payment and Application

a) Payment:
Click Payment Here
Click '+Sign Up'
Type your UTME, Phone number, E-mail, and other details
Choose password of your choice and re-enter the password to confirm it
Click '+Sign Up'
On the new page, Type your UTME and password
Click Login
Click 'Proceed To Payment Platform'
Click Generate Remita Payment Reference (RRR)
Write down the displayed RRR number and keep safe
Click 'Pay Now With Internet Banking'
Follow the instructions displayed to continue the payment
Supply your ATM Card information
Type the Card Number and Security Code(last three digits at the back of the card)
You may be required to type activation code(to be obtained from your bank)
Complete the payment process and print your Receipt if the payment is successful

b) Registration

Click Registration Here
Type Your UTME Registration Number and password above
Click 'Login'
Fill in all the required information
Upload your passport photograph
Click on 'Submit'
Print a copy of the form to be presented during screening

2. Procedures for HND/IJMB PRE-ND Online Payment and Application

a) Payment:

Click Application Payment Here
Click '+Sign Up'
Type your username , Phone number, E-mail, and other details
Choose password of your choice and re-enter the password to confirm it
Click '+Sign Up'
On the new page, Type your user and password
Click Login
Click 'Proceed To Payment Platform'
Click Generate Remita Payment Reference (RRR)
Write down the displayed RRR number and keep safe
Click 'Pay Now With Internet Banking'
Follow the instructions displayed to continue the payment
Supply your ATM Card information
Type the Card Number and Security Code(last three digits at the back of the card)
You may be required to type activation code(to be obtained from your bank)
Complete the payment process and print your Receipt if the payment is successful


b) Registration

Click Registration Here
Type Your username and password above
Click 'Login'
Fill in all the required information
Upload your passport photograph
Click on 'Submit'
Print a copy of the form
Submit two (2) copies of the printed form with all relevant documents to the admission office, KSP main campus, Lokoja

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Kogi poly student kidnapped, abductors demand N10m

A student of the Kogi State Polytechnic, Miss Adebanjo Adetutu, has been kidnapped.

Adedutu, who is a final-year Higher National Diploma student of the Department of Office Technology Management, was abducted by unknown men along the Itakpe-Lokoja-Okene Road. She was said to be travelling to her home town in Ogun State when the kidnappers struck.

The incident occurred almost at the same time that three stalwarts of the Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance, Kogi State chapter, were kidnapped in the state.


The Director of Students’ Affairs, National Association of Kogi State Students, Mr. Salihu Lukman, in a statement made available to our correspondent, said the kidnappers had earlier demanded the sum of N10m as ransom and later reduced it to N500,000.

“As I speak to you, negotiation is still ongoing. Today makes it the fourth day since Adetutu was kidnapped and her poor mother, who happens to be a widow, cannot afford the ransom. We are pleading with the government and the general public to come to the aid of this poor child so that we can secure her release,” he said.

Lukman also said the Kogi State Police Command had been informed about the incident and the Commissioner of Police, Ali Janga, promised to secure Adetutu’s release within the shortest possible time.

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Kogi to implement no-work no-pay policy Read more...

ABUJA—GOVERNOR Yahaya Bello of Kogi State, yesterday, said he will implement the Federal Government’s no-work no-pay policy, stating that only “political civil servants” were on strike, as “real civil servants” in the state were on their duty posts every day. Governor Bello, who stated this after meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari behind closed-door at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, also said the state security apparatus had adopted new style to deal with criminal elements.

Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State

He added that the state was secured and hosting expatriates that had cashed in on its friendly atmosphere to invest, noting that his government owed workers two months salaries. Bello said: “I came to brief Mr. President of developments in Kogi State. I need to give him updates on happenings in the state and he is pleased with the briefing that I gave to him. And he encouraged me to keep up the good job that I am doing.”

On the security situation in the state, he said: “On the scale of one to 10, we are 70 percent; we are doing very well even though the challenges are still there. “Security is not what you tackle once and for all, you have to continue to do your best. The criminals, kidnappers, robbers, hoodlums will always device various tactics. They may change styles we have to change along with them and be ahead of them at any point in time in order to keep Kogi State secure and Kogi is currently secure.

“Politically, Kogi State is really very stable. It is just a few Diaspora politicians that are making noise in the media and I think you cannot stop them from making noise. We always allow them to make noise when they want to, but the reality on ground is that Kogi State is very stable politically.”

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Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance.....

- A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja orders Senator Abaribe to give reasons why Nnamdi Kanu failed to appear in court

- Justice Binta Nyako gives Abaribe and two others options of producing Kanu or forfeiting their bail bonds of N100 million each

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has ordered the senator representing Abia South, Enyinnaya Abaribe, to produce Nnamdi Kanu or forfeit his bail bond of N100 million which he paid to the court in respect of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

The court gave the ruling on Tuesday, October 17, after Senator Abaribe applied to the court to discharge him from the suretyship, bond and recognizance of the bail of Kanu. Justice Binta Nyako ordered the senator to appear before the court to give reasons why the IPOB leader failed to appear for his trial. Nyako also gave Abaribe and the two others three options of producing Kanu, forfeiting their bail bonds of N100 million each or asking for more time to produce the first defendant.

She said Abaribe can only be discharged from his suretyship only and when the first defendant - Kanu - is made available for his trial or forfeit his N100 million bail bond. NAIJ.com had earlier reports that Nnamdi Kanu was absent in court as hearings on his trial commenced. Kanu who was expected to appear before Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court is no where in sight. Raising the issue, the director of public prosecution, S. M Labaran said the state fears that the trial might not go on as planned. Labaran said the first defendant who was granted bail on August 25, on the grounds of medical challenge was not present in court. Below are some photos taken by NAIJ.com photo journalist, Sodiq Adelakun, at the Federal High Court in Abuja on Tuesday, October 17.

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Rodents Invasion: FG Budgeted N4.9bn For Environmental Services In Aso Rock

 

Muhammadu Buhari — who just returned after a three-month medical vacation in London — will be working from his residence in Aso Rock.
The reason given for this was renovations in the president’s office.
However, Garba Shehu, senior special assistant to the president on media and publicity, has come out with the news that the renovation was as a result of various damages rodents had caused.
“Rodents have caused a lot of damage to the furniture and the air conditioning units,” Shehu told THISDAY.
Checks by TheCable revealed that for 2017, N4, 953,184,635b was appropriated for annual routine maintenance of mechanical/electrical installations, building/civil and environmental services within and around Aso-Rock villa facilities.
These facilities include offices of the president and the vice-president.
There is another N139.4m for the maintenance of office buildings and residential quarters in the state house. Also, N52. 8m was appropriated for sewerage charges.
Reactions have continued to trail Shehu’s remarks, and some Nigerians are surprised how rodents could find their way into the president’s office.
“Did the cleaners/maintenance personnel attached to the office also go on the three-month leave with Buhari?” Ayuba Ayus, a Facebook user, asked.
Checking further, TheCable found that in the 2017 appropriation, the state house is to spend N40.8m on rehabilitation of animal enclosures, procurement of vet lab equipment, feeding and medication of wild and domestic animals in the state house zoo.
If the rodents that took over the president’s office while he was away are those from the state house zoo, then those in charge of feeding them should be questioned on why the rodents had nothing to eat, finding their way to feasting on the furniture in the president’s office.

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1914-1999 Constitution of Nigeria- Constitutional Development

NIGERIA: CONSTITUTION DEVELOPMENT HISTORY
Nigeria is a creation of the Constitution. Nigeria grew into an internationally recognised independent nation, in 1960, after a period of colonialism under the British government which spanned about a century beginning with the formal annexation of Lagos in 1861. Nigeria’s constitutional development history can be divided into two epochs or generations: the colonial or pre-independence epoch –which covers 6 constitutional instruments (1914, 1922, 1946, 1951, 1954 and 1960) and the post-independence constitutional epochs (encompassing 3 instruments - 1963, 1979 and 1999). While each successive pre-independence constitutional instrument was enacted through an order-in-council of the British monarch, their post-independence counterparts were enacted in two ways: an Act of parliament (1963 Constitution) and military decree (1979 and 1999).

The one ‘Nigeria’ story began in 1914 with the Frederick Lugard Constitution. The 1914 Constitution amalgamated the Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria with the Protectorate of Northern Nigeria under the colonial authority of the British Monarch. The emergent entity was administered under the authority of the British monarch through her appointed agent: a Governor-General. Lord Frederick Lugard was the 1st Governor-General of amalgamated Nigeria. The 1914 Constitution created a Legislative Council of the Colony which was however restricted to making laws for the Colony of Lagos alone, whilst the Governor General made laws for the rest of the country.

Eight years later, the 1914 Constitution was replaced by the 1922 Sir Clifford Constitution. Notably, the latter Constitution established a 46 member Legislative Council which was given law making responsibilities for the Colony of Lagos and the southern provinces. The Council had 27 members including the Governor, the Lieutenant-Governors, other elected and nominated members including three representing Lagos as the administrative and commercial capital and one representing Calabar as a big commercial centre. Notably, the 1922 Constitution introduced, for the first time in any British African territory, the elective principle with Lagos and Calabar being granted the franchise to elect their representatives to the Legislative Council.

1946 saw the adoption of the Arthur Richard Constitution which defined Nigeria, for the first time, in terms of regions - thus dividing the still colonised country into three main regions: the Northern, Western and Eastern regions. This constitution came into effect after the Second World War – an event which had a significant effect on constitutional reforms relating to the governance of colonial Nigeria, and indeed Africa as a whole, as returning African heroes of the war who were conscripted to fight on the side of the British returned with a deeper understanding of national freedom and international sovereignty. In addition, the charter of the United Nations which was adopted after the war made strong reference to the freedom of colonised peoples under the principle of respect for self-determination.

The chain of events culminated in the formation of the National Council for Nigeria and Cameroons, which later became the National council of Nigerian Citizens, (N.C.N.C), an organization which engaged in the active mobilization of the indigenous peoples of Nigeria to harness the global tide in favour of self-determination and political independence from the shackles of colonialism. The 1946 Constitution was thus a compromise instrument on the part of the British colonialist designed to establish a constitutional framework in which all sections of Nigeria could be represented on the Legislative Council and which guarantees an unofficial majority both in the House of Assembly and in the legislative council for indigenous Nigerians.

Five years later, the 1946 Richards Constitution was again ditched in favour of the 1951 Sir John Macpherson Constitution. Whereas its successor suffered from the charge of being an imposition of the British colonialists without any input from the indigenous people of Nigeria, the 1951 Macpherson Constitution came into being after an unprecedented process of consultation with the peoples of Nigeria. According to Dikemgba “no other constitution so widely reached out to the people than the Macpherson constitution of 1951”. Instructively, meetings and consultations leading down to its making were held at 5 levels – Village, District, Divisional, Provincial and Regional levels – before the national conference. The regional conferences were held at Ibadan, Enugu and Kaduna, respectively and produced a general consensus in favour of a federal system of government with a few differences as to its format. The emergent Constitution represented a major advancement on the old constitutional order by introducing African elected majorities in the Central Legislature and in the Regional Houses of Assembly; endowing the legislative houses with independent legislative power in many area of state activity; and establishing a federal system for Nigeria for the first time.

Nonetheless, within three years of its operation, it soon became clear that the expansion of the political space and regional identities fostered by the 1951 Constitution were not backed up by the requisite institutional framework or insightful national leadership for the management of inherent and other tensions or conflict, at the national and regional levels, which followed its enactment. In the wake of reports of violent eruptions in the northern city of Kano which pitched northerners against southerners leading to massive loss of lives and property, the then British Secretary of State for the Colonies, Oliver Lyttleton stepped in by inviting the leaders of various political parties in Nigeria to attend a conference in London, in 1953. The outcome of that conference and another cycle of conference and consultations which followed was the 1954 Lyttleton Constitution.

The 1954 Constitution, among others, made regional governments independent of the central government in respect of subjects and legislative powers allocated to them. It also established a unicameral legislature for the federal government and each of the 3 regional governments. In addition, Lagos was taken out of the control of any regional government and made the Federal Capital Territory; regional public services were established for each of the 3 regions; the judiciary was reorganised so as to establish regional judiciaries while autonomy was granted to the Southern Cameroons which was up till that time part of a larger Nigeria and Northern Cameroons. Specifically, for the first time, Ministers were given specific portfolios. Thus, the Lyttleton Constitution could best be described as the transition instrument towards Nigeria’s independence in 1960 under a federal structure with democratically elected federal and regional legislature.

In 1960, Nigeria was granted political independence as a sovereign state under the 1960 Constitution which provided for a parliamentary system of government, 3 regions (Northern, Eastern and Western Regions), a bicameral legislative framework at the federal (Senate and House of Representatives) and regional levels (House of Assembly and House of Chiefs) with the legislative powers of government delineated into three categories or lists - exclusive, concurrent and residual. The parliamentary system designed under the 1960 constitution recognized the British monarch as the Head of State with powers to appoint a resident agent- the Governor-General- to exercise executive powers on her behalf while a Prime Minister elected by the federal parliament acted as the Head of the federal Executive Council. The Constitution also took steps to define ‘Nigerian citizenship’ while outlining constitutionally protected rights for citizens and persons in Nigeria.

However, by designating the Governor-General as a representative and agent of the British Queen or Monarch – instead of the People of the independent and sovereign state of Nigeria, the effect was to render Nigeria a dominion territory – a status which contradicted the very nature and basis of the independence claimed in 1960. In addition, the 1960 Constitution denied Nigeria an effective dominion over its judicial powers as it gave final appellate authority over Nigeria to the Privy Council established by the British Queen instead of the Federal Supreme Court and its judges. Those fundamental derogations from Nigeria’s sovereignty and other observed challenges in implementing the Independence Constitution led to the enactment of the 1963 Constitution.

Thus, the key features of the 1963 Constitution included the establishment of Nigeria’s 1st republic under a parliamentary system of government by replacing the Governor-General appointed by the British monarch with a President elected directly by members of the Nigerian federal legislature. In addition, in place of the Privy Council, the Federal Supreme Court became designated as the final appellate judicial authority over any person or matter in Nigeria while steps were taken to strengthen the independence of the judiciary even further.

In 1966, that Constitution was, however, set aside by a violent military coup d’etat which supplanted the 1st Republic with military dictatorship which was to last for about 13 years –including the civil war period (1966-1969), under 4 military Heads of State, ending only in 1979 when the General Olusegun Obasanjo military administration ushered in the 2nd Republic with the promulgation of a new Constitution.

The 1979 Constitution set up Nigeria under a presidential system of government with a federal government, 19 state governments, a federal capital territory, 3 arms and 3 levels of government. Like the 1963 Constitution, the life-span of the 1979 constitution was abruptly terminated on 31st December, 1983 when the civilian administration of President Shehu Shagari and Vice President Alex Ekwueme was toppled and replaced by the military dictatorship of Generals Muhammed Buhari and Tunde Idiagbon. That regime seeded 3 other extra-constitutional regimes – the General Ibrahim Babangida military dictatorship (1985-1993), Mr. Ernest Shonekan interim civilian-led regime, General Sani Abacha military dictatorship (1993-1998) and General Abdulsalami Abubakar military administration which successfully ushered in the 3rd Republic on the 27th of May, 1999 with the introduction of the 1999 Constitution.

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N-Power NG - The Test Dates Will Be Communicated Soon

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N-Power announced today on its social media platform that the test dates will be communicated soon, that’s for applicants that applied for the ongoing N-Power 2017 Programme.

It was recorded last week that up to 1,000,000+ applications has been received from the ongoing 2017 N-Power Programme. The Npower online registration 2017/2018 for application will be closed on 13th of July 2017. the N-Power volunteer network are patiently waiting for the tests date.


According to statistics done by N-Power Site, up to 1,000,000+ applications has been received from the ongoing recruitment exercise and more 15 days to the deadline; 300,000 volunteers are needed only.

The selection will be based on applications received from N-Power Teach, N-Power Agro, NN-Power Health and N-Power Vaid (Tax) from the 2017 applications.

N-Power Teach has the highest number of applications, followed by N-Power Agro then N-Power Health and N-Power Vaid(Tax) respectively.

npower.gov.ng application form, Have you applied for the N-Power 2017 Programme? Apply now N-Power Site

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Skills and knowledge are the driving forces of economic growth and social development. Despite the current high level of unemployment, harnessing Nigeria’s young demography through appropriate skill development efforts provides an opportunity to achieve inclusion and productivity within the country. Large-scale skill development is the main policy thrust of the N-Power Programme.

N-Power is also linked to the Federal Government’s policies in the economic, employment and social development arenas. N-Power addresses the challenge of youth unemployment by providing a structure for large scale and relevant work skills acquisition and development while linking its core and outcomes to fixing inadequate public services and stimulating the larger economy.

The modular programmes under N-Power will ensure that each participant will learn and practice most of what is necessary to find or create work. The N-Power Volunteer Corp involves a massive deployment of 500,000 trained graduates who will assist to improve the inadequacies in our public services in education, health and civic education. Some of these graduates will also help in actualizing Nigeria’s economic and strategic aspirations of achieving food security and self-sufficiency.

N-Power will also be a platform for diversifying the economy. N-Power is preparing young Nigerians for a knowledge economy where, equipped with world-class skills and certification, they become innovators and movers in the domestic and global markets. Nigeria will have a pool of software developers, hardware service professionals, animators, graphic artists, building services professionals, artisans and others. N-Power also focuses on providing our non-graduates with relevant technical and business skills that enhance their work outlook and livelihood.

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BREAKING: Osinbajo signs 2017 budget at 3pm today

Barring any last minute change, the Acting President, Yemi Oinbajo will sign the 2017 budget into law by 3pm, on Monday.

This announcement was made by the Special Adviser to the Senate President, Bukola Saraki on New Media, Bamikole Omisore, on his social media handle @MrBanksOmisore


According to Omisore, Saraki, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara would join Osinbajo at the presidential villa for the signing of the budget.

“Today at 3:00pm Senate President @bukolasaraki will join AG @ProfOsinbajo for the signing of 2017budget at Presidential Villa in @AsoRock,” he wrote on his twitter handle.

Recall that the National Assembly, NASS, had recently transmitted the budget to the Presidency for assent but reports had it that the Acting President was scrutinising the document.

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BREAKING: 2 killed as Governor Bello, Dino Melaye’s loyalists clash in Kogi

Political crisis involving Kogi State governor, Alhaji Yahaya Bello and Senator representing Kogi West Senatorial district, Dino Melaye is currently ongoing on in Lokoja the state capital.

As at the time of this report, DAILY POST has confirmed the death of two persons who were hit by Police bullet but could not be identified as to who’s camp the victims belonged.


The information has it that those loyal to Senator Dino Melaye who were mainly students converged in Lokoja to block attempts to continue with recall process but were met with stiff resistance from governor Yahaya Bello’s camp.

The scuffle led to the death of two persons.

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BREAKING: Dino Melaye attacked in Kogi, 3 killed

- There was an attack on Senator Dino Melaye in Lokoja
- Suspected gunmen shot sporadically where the senator was addressing his supporters
- Three people were feared dead from the attack Senator Dino Melaye who is representing Kogi West is allegedly under attack as some unknown gunmen surprised him in Lokoja, the state capital.

According to Tribune Online, the senator was attacked on Monday, June 12, in front of the Kogi state polytechnic.

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