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Thursday, August 24, 2017

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

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.


Monday, July 31, 2017

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.

Monday, July 03, 2017

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

N-Power will engage over 300,000 N-Power volunteer from the N-Power recruitment network, the N-Power Site opened on the 13th of June 2017 and will be closed on the 13th of July 2017. Want to know when you will be writing N-Power 2017 tests? Keep reading our posts.

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

www.npower.gov.ng login page will be active from 1st July, 2017

What is N-Power?

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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Sunday, June 18, 2017

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Monday, June 12, 2017

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.

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.

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.

Saturday, May 13, 2017

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Tuesday, April 25, 2017

FULL CHAPTER BY CHAPTER SUMMARY OF INDEPENDENCE [JAMB RECOMMENDED NOVEL FOR UTME] BY SARAH LADIPO MAYINKA



*Full Chapter By Chapter Summary Of
Independence [JAMB Recommended Novel
For UTME] By Sarah Ladipo Mayinka*
_CHAPTER 1_
Tayo is the first Nigeria to receive a
scholarship to study at Balliol College,
Oxford. He visits his relatives in the village of
Ibadan before travelling the next day to
uncle kayode's house, another
relative in Lagos.
On the day he sets to sail, his parents,
headmaster, some of his teachers and other
Lagos-based relatives stands at the Lagos
port to bid him
goodbye.
_CHAPTER 2_
Tayo describes his journey through the seas
and the warm reception he gets at England
in a letter to his
father. He mentions his new friends at the
college and explains in details his perception
of things in his new environment.
His father replies promptly, giving him
precise report on the state of affairs in the
family and the
country.
_CHAPTER 3_
Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Tayo's older friends
invites Tayo and Africans for a drink party in
their home. There he formally meet Christine
Arinze with whom he develops a casual
relationship.
_CHAPTER 4_
Vanessa attends a party with her friends.
There, she meets Charlie and Mehul. She gets
drunk and wakes up the next morning with
a splitting
headache. Vanessa takes up her pen to
write an article for the school magazine but
changes her mind to write to her friend
Jane instead.
_COMPUTER 5_
In attendance for the West Africa Society
meeting is Tayo, his friends and other
college students. After
the meeting, he introduce himself to
Vanessa Richardson who is also in
attendance.
Inspite of being a trifle jealous of Tayo and
Vanessa's chit, Christine invites him over to
her place. She tells him about how she is
struggling to maintain her academic
excellence amongst other things. He console
her and assures her that she will excel like
she's always done.
_COMPUTER 6_
Tayo and Vanessa goes for a walk in the
direction of the meadows. They talk on
various issues ranging from Malcolm X's visit
to oxford to Tayo's
father's duties during colonial admission as
well as Vanessa's father and grandfather's
involvement in colonial services.
They outrun each other to a country pub
where they bought drinks. They leave early
because two men spill their drinks and
Vanessa declines Tayo's offer of another
one.
_CHAPTER 7_
Vanessa goes back home for the Christmas
holiday. She receive a not so warm welcome
from her family as the atmosphere between
her parents is strangely cold. At dinner, she
has a
misunderstanding with her father about his
inviting apartheid friend to the Christmas
party her African friends will also attend
_CHAPTER 8_
Tayo arrives Aberleigh, Vanessa's home in
London for the Christmas party. Aside from
being mistaken for a servant by one of mr.
Richardson's friend, everything else goes
smoothly.
Vanessa visit Tayo in the room he is
spending the night in. They talk briefly on
the demeanor of her parents and Tayo
discuss his mother at Vanessa's prompting
_CHAPTER 9_
Tayo and Vanessa spend everyday of the
week together and on Friday, she bring him
daffodils to brighten up his room. Tayo
shares one of his family
photograph with Vanessa and the latter
makes assessment of each member herself.
Vanessa on the other hand shares her
worries about being on African
correspondent considering her
British lineage. Tayo reassures her that
Africa needs good journalist; British or
African can then pull her
close for a dance.
_CHAPTER 10_
Tayo and Vanessa spends Easter in Paris'
with Simon and Nima. Tayo gets his first
writing journal from Vanessa where he
documents their stay in Paris from the first
day. There, they live the Bohemian life - all
four of them. A day before the completion of
their holiday, Tayo gets a telegram
that Christine is dead. While Tayo grieves for
her, he also blames himself for not being
sensitive enough to her needs as a friend.
_CHAPTER 11_
Vanessa and her family visits France to the
Bastille holiday. Jane, Uncle Anthony, Mr and
Mrs. Murdoch joins them in France. They
engage in conflicting talks considering Uncle
Anthony and Mr.
Richardson's ever opposing views. Later
that night, Jane confess to sleeping with
Uncle Tony on their
way home from the train station and
Venessa also tells Jane about her
relationship with Tayo.
_CHAPTER 12_
Vanessa writes to Tayo describing the
weather in France and expresses her
opinion on the margery Perham's review he
is working on. Tayo replies and fondly
relates his experience so far in Bradford
with. his cousine Tunde where those who
aren't on
scholarship like him have to work long
hours to make end meet.
_CHAPTER 13_
At Tunde's house in Brandford, London.
Tunde and Yusuf decides to hold a party in
honour of Gambia's independence. Yusuf
and Tayo discuss the marriageability of
either British or African women. The party is
in full swing when Tayo finds himself
pressing a lady to the wall. Suddenly he
takes a punch to his jaw and a fight
ensures.
A policeman arrives and takes them to the
station for questioning.
_CHAPTER 14_
Tayo decides against telling Vanessa the
truth about his chpped tooth which he gets
as a result of the fight in Bradford. He
attends Yusuf's wedding with Joy, where
Vanessa later joins him. On their way back,
Vanessa accuses Tayo of lying about his
relationship with the late Christone. Tayo
tries to cajole her from her outburst but
Vanessa wouldn't have none of it, so he
leaves her in the carriage
_CHAPTER 15_
After their fight, Vanessa suggests they
spend Christmas apart which Tayo promptly
agrees to. He sets himself on a strict
schedule and manages to survive alone until
New Years Eve when he decides to make
chicken stew. Vanessa walks in during his
lousy attempt at cooking. They eventually
settle their differences and spend the rest of
the holiday together.
_CHAPTER 16_
The New Year brings Tayo's uncle, Kayode to
England. Vanessa gets to meet one of his
family members and they get on so well.
They discuss various topics ranging from
Tayo's sporting prowess to Annais Nin, a
writer of erotica. Vanessa concludes that
she'll love to meet the rest of Tayo's family
with Uncle as loving as that.
_CHAPTER 17_
With a first-class degree and a graduate
scholarship, Tayo gets a chance to speak at
Bellamy Boy's School where Mr. Richardson
works
as a headmaster. His lecture is solely on
Nigeria and it makes a big hit in the school.
Mr. Richardson invites Tayo to his office
after his lecture and tells him on clear terms
his views on Tayo's relationship with his
daughter. Tayo returns to college sullen and
Vanessa asks him what the matter is. He tells
her father is not in support of their
relationship to which Vanessa asks him to
fight for them if he truely loves her
_CHAPTER 18_
Tayo is back in Ibadan, Nigeria due to his
father's critical illness. He tries unsuccessfully
to write to Vanessa due to his incessant
pleading for more details of Englad. While
ruminating on what to tell Vanessa in his
letter, Tayo is called outside his
room to hear the news of unsuccessful coup
to kill Ironsi.
This leads to unrest in some parts of the
country but Tayo reassures the people,
telling them not to panic.
_CHAPTER 19_
Tayo sends Vanessa a letter after a long
while apologising for his long silence. He
attributes it to his father's second heart
attach, the coup d' etat
and the civil war.
Vanessa leaves for Lagos after her exams,
ignoring Tayo's telegram telling her not to
visit yet.
After their loving reunion and Vanessa
getting familliarized with the Lagos, Tayo
tells Vanessa
another woman is carrying his child.
Vanessa, devastated, leaves.
_CHAPTER 20_
1970 at Dakar, Semegal, Vanessa now works
as a correspondent for Reuters. She makes
friend with
Salamatou a Senegalese who braids her hair
and teaches her the local language, Wolof.
Salamatou asks her about her love life. She
touches
briefly on Tayo, explaining to her that she's
since move on.
_CHAPTER 21_
In 1984, Tayo is a husband to Miriam and a
father to Kemi. He is also an accomplished
writer and a professor. One Sunday a
month, they have lunch
with friends at Yelwa club. There, they
discuss various issues concerning the
country and universities. After Lunch, Yusuf
advises Tayo to limit the way he criticizes
the government and Tayo tells him there's
nothing to worry about.
_CHAPTER 22_
Tayo recalls how nhe ends up with Marriam
and Flips through Vanessa's diary that he
keeps in his drawer. Kemi, his daughter
catches him unawares and chides him that
he works too hard. Eventually, father tells
daughter a story and they are joined by
Mariam before they all go to bed.
_CHAPTER 23_
For the summer holiday, Tayo and his family
decides to spend three weeks, Uncle
Kayode's in Lagos his mother and other
relatives in Ibadan. Despite Miriam's
objection, Tayo visits an old man who serves
Lord Lugard during his reign in Nigeria,
instead of visting his mother in Ibadan. On
his return, he learns that his mother dies in
a
fatal accident while coming to Lagos to visit
him and his family.
_CHAPTER 24_
Six months after the death of Tayo's mother,
the coup to overthrow the democratic rulers
by the millitary takes place successfully. The
people's optimism quickly dies out when the
millitary administration proves to be the as
corrupt as the
preceding rulers and this leads to lots of
unrest and protests.
Admist the unrest, Miriam advises that they
leaves Nigeria for England but Tayo objects
claiming his loyalty to his country and
wouldn't let him.
_CHAPTER 25_
In 1990, Tayo's hopes for improved
educational system is dashed when a
foundation that promises to help provides
only second-hand books and old software
programmes that can't be used due to lack
of computers. Miriam and Kemi leave for
England the previous year.
_CHAPTER 26_
In 1994, Tayo on his way back from his
office meets soldiers who has mount up
road blocks in order to inspect citizens or
collect bribes. Tayo is surprised they do not
ask him for money but instead they take him
to the barracks for questioning. He is
severely beaten and ask to stop his critical
writing against the government.
_CHAPTER 27_
Tayo meets vanessa for the first time after
their break up, during his tour of England
while promoting his new book on Lord
Lugard. After the seminar, they both catch
up on each other's lives. At the end of the
evening, Tayo asks if he would kiss her but
she politely declines, saying she would miss
her train.
_CHAPTER 28_
Vanessa sits at Broadwell Park reminiscing
on her meeting with Tayo during his book
tour. She revisit the past and dwells mostly
on how she finds herself marrying Edward
Barker, Tayo's friend in Oxford. Later that
evening, Vanessa receives Mandelo's 'Long
walk To Freedom' as a wedding present
from her husband.
_CHAPTER 29_
Tayo writes to Vanessa where he expresses
himself freely like the old times. He shares
his opinion on the role of artists in his letter.
Vanessa earnestly implores him in her reply
to be careful in his fall prey to the hands of
military rulers. Tayo replies to her complaints
about her failures as a mother by reasuring
her she is a good mum and also tells her
about his imperfections as a father and a
husband.
_CHAPTER 30_
Vanessa drives Suleiman to the airport
where he leaves for Senegal, his home
country. Vanessa is heartbroken with the
way they part and worries about him
constantly. She bares her heart in a letter to
Tayo, expressing her sadness and longing
for what could have being. Eventually, she
decided not to send it.
_CHAPTER 31_
Vanessa visits her father, Mr. Richardson,
who is now old and lives in the Carrington
Home for the Elderly. With her father is
murdoch and Mrs. Halliday. After the brief
visit, she buys a fitting skirt in preparation
to meet Tayo at the airport the next day.
Unfortunately, Tayo is not on the list of
those on the expected plane.
_CHAPTER 32_
On Tayo's way to the airport, his plan to visit
Englad for a long while fails as he is involved
in a ghasly accident orchestrated by the
Nigerian military.
_CHAPTER 33_
After Tayo's survival of the accident that lost
the life of his driver, Abdou, he resorts to
living at Kemi's apartment in San Francisco.
There she works as a nanny to fund her
artistic pursuits.
Kemi sensing her father's depression
suggest that he sees a therapist. Tayo
promptly refuses, saying he doesn't need
one. This outburst dregs up the ugly past
making father and daughter exchange
harsh words. Later that night, they
apologize to one another.
_CHAPTER 34_
Vanessa, after the death of her father, tries
to publish his manuscript. She finds out
interesting news on the period of their stay
in Nigeria as a
family. She speculates on different twists to
what leads to her mother's early departure
from Nigeria.
She reconciles with Suleiman, her son, who
on his return to England promptly
apologizes and resolves
to start up a business.
_CHAPTER 35_
Tayo gets the opportunity to teach, which
he does not appreciate initially but soon
seems to enjoy. His legs heal completely,
given to his long walks. He later recives a
letter from the Nigerian president that states
that he has being awarded a honoraby
degree from oxford
_CHAPTER 36_
Family and friends gather for the occasion in
the Sheldonian, England. Tayo, after
receiving his award joins his family while
Kemi introduces herself, miriam and some
other family members to Vanessa and her
son. Tayo and Vanessa later steals away
from the party to have an alone time.

Wednesday, April 12, 2017

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This was disclosed in a statement signed by the Deputy Director, Information & Public Relations, National Directorate of Employment (NDE), Edmund Onwuliri on Monday.
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