Friday, January 15, 2010

Nigeria: I'm Alive - Yar'Adua

Nigeria: I'm Alive - Yar'Adua

Effiong Ekpo
13 January 2010
    Kaduna — President Umaru Yar'Adua yesterday broke his silence, 50 days after he left Nigeria to Saudi Arabia where he has been undergoing medical treatment, saying he was alive, but does not know when he will return.
    In an interview with the Hausa Service of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Monday, Yar'Adua said his condition was improving, but that his coming home will depend on his doctors.
    However, Prof. Wole Soyinka, leading other human rights activists and civil society groups in a protest march to the National Assembly yesterday, said the voice in the BBC interview was not Yar'Adua's voice, but a computerized voice.
    In the phone interview with BBC, Yar'Adua said: "My brothers in Nigeria, I want to inform you that I am getting better insha-Allahu. By the grace of God, any time my doctors discharge me, I will come back home to Nigeria to continue my work. I want to also thank all Nigerians for their prayers for me and for the nation
    "I want to wish our team, the Super Eagles victory in the African Cup of Nation that is going on in Angola. Thank you".
    In the interview which lasted for 86 seconds, Yar'Adua who spoke with great efforts and pain expressed satisfaction with the way Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan has been performing his constitutional duties.
    In a separate interview earlier, Nigeria's Ambassador in Saudi Arabia, Alhaji Abdullahi Aminchi, had also told the BBC that Yar'Adua was getting "much better" and had been moved out of intensive care unit of the Jidda hospital, where he had been on admission.
    He said Yar'Adua was recuperating in a section of the hospital that was usually reserved for Saudi Princes.
    In their reaction, Soyinka, Femi Falana and others faulted the voice in the interview saying it was not the President's voice.
    In their protest, they asked the ailing president to immediately transmit his sick leave a letter to the National Assembly to enable the latter confirm the Vice President, Goodluck Jonathan as Acting President
    But a pro-Yar'Adua group, National Alliance of Democracy Defenders in a counter protest to the National Assembly yesterday warned Soyinka and others not to politicise the health of Yar'Adua.
    The group alleged to have the backing of the Special Adviser to the president on National Assembly matters, Senator Mohammed Aba-Aji in a letter it delivered to the acting clerk of the National Assembly, Yomi Ogunyomi, insisted that Soyinka and his followers should rather pray for the speedy recovery of the president.
    The letter signed by the national coordinator of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) youths, Ikenga Ugo Imo Chinyere however expressed happiness that the president had spoken on BBC.
    But Soyinka in the historical rally said the President's continued absence from the country was beginning to take its toll on the fortunes of the country.
    He said the rally was more than Yar'Adua's absence, but to protest over constitutional breaches and the perpetuation of corruption in the country.
    He said it was not enough for Yar'Adua to recover because "if he miraculously recovers from his illness and returns to the country, he would still be confronted with the issues being raised by Nigerians.
    "I was informed that President Yar'Adua had spoken to the BBC, but my response was this, that the issues are not simply about Yar'Adua's absence from the country. The issues are numerous to state here.
    He said the issues bordered on the forging of the President's signature appended on a bill, the ongoing pilfering of billions of naira and the reinstatement of Zachari Biu, the torture lord and the lackadaisical attitude of the Vice President, who had failed to discharge even the minimal responsibility of the Presidency.
    He said: "The nation has been taken to ransom; the nation has been despised and treated with contempt. We've been treated as colonials, colonised all over, this time, by what we call internal colonialism.
    "We are all dignified beings who deserve to know the truth at all times about our method of governance. We are also qualified to say ... when we believe that those who are "elected leaders" of this nation, when we feel that they are dragging their feet deliberately over critically issues that concern us, then of course the people will stop and take to the streets. This is normal in any democracy.
    "And if by miracle, and believe me, I do really wish this might happen, if by miracle the missing President will appear among us, hale and hearty, he will be confronted by the same charges that we are levelling against the government today.
    "And he will be told to use the miraculous recovery and his new found energy to turn this nation around for the remainder of his tenure. There is so much misleading, there is so much mis-governance, we find double, triple, quadruple and multiple standards in relation to those who supposed to be citizens of this country. We are sick and tired of extra-judicial killings, these things are too numerous to state here. This is just the first in a series of demonstrations," he added.
    He warned that the rallies would continue in other cities of the country to sensitise Nigerians to resist the conspiracy going on within the Presidency.
    President of the West African Bar Association, Femi Falana, while addressing the rally, said the President's speech on the BBC was a hoax.
    He said the voice was a computerised and synchronised voice of the President and was far from the voice he was familiar with.
    He said: "Enough of poverty in the midst of plenty, enough of poverty, enough of the tag of terrorism; enough of absentee Presidency, enough of election malpractice, enough of the collapse of infrastructure.
    "Today we are sounding a wakeup call to our people. We want to show them that we have not been conquered. We are a free people, we fought for the rickety democracy in town and we are prepared to ensure that anti-democratic forces in the Presidency, in the National Assembly and the PDP do not derail the democratic process.
    "Those who say that Yar'Adua can govern from anywhere are talking rubbish. When Governor Ladoja was impeached by the Lamidi Adedibu gang of thugs, in a hotel in Ibadan , the Supreme Court of Nigeria held that it was illegal to convene and hold the sitting of a House of Assembly in any other place other than the House of Assembly.
    "Therefore, to purport or claim that the President of Nigeria signed a law in an unknown hospital is illegal under our law.
    "This morning they claimed that the President spoke on the BBC in a very wobbling voice, but I am saying here that the voice of the President I am very familiar with is not the voice on the BBC. What happened this morning was a charade, computerised voice of our President. We are therefore challenging him and his spin doctors to address us on the television. We want a live telecast.
    "We pray that he does not die, but we are saying that he has become incapacitated to govern Nigeria. The Constitution does not provide for a President ruling us from a sick bed, in an undisclosed hospital; please enough of the insult."
    Also addressing the rally, Dr. Tunde Bakare of the Latter Rain Assembly, called on Yar'Adua to quit.

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    Bakare said: "All Nigerians must rise up to drive sense into the senseless cabal and their human agents holding Nigeria to ransom. Some days ago, Jonathan said nobody was in charge of Nigeria; he said God is in charge of Nigeria; But God does not sponsor a flop. He said so that we will not have anyone to hold accountable. That is the mess we are in.
    "We are marching to that institution that is supposed to make good laws for the governance of our nation and we are going with one voice from the east, west, north and south of our nation that enough is enough. Even if this institution does not function, let us respect the constitution and let us have an acting president until Umaru is declared dead or otherwise. We don't know his state right now, whether he is alive or dead."
    Bakare said the Presidency was not a birthright of Yar'Adua nor a hereditary title, but a constitutional institution.
    He said the rally was not for Jonathan, but for the good governance of Nigeria, adding that the demand was for Section 145 of the Constitution to be obeyed.
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    I'm Alive - Yar'Adua

    Cosmas Ekpunobi and John Shiklam
    13 January 2010
    Kaduna — President Umaru Yar'Adua yesterday broke his silence, 50 days after he left Nigeria to Saudi Arabia where he has been undergoing medical treatment, saying he was alive, but does not know when he will return.
    In an interview with the Hausa Service of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Monday, Yar'Adua said his condition was improving, but that his coming home will depend on his doctors.
    However, Prof. Wole Soyinka, leading other human rights activists and civil society groups in a protest march to the National Assembly yesterday, said the voice in the BBC interview was not Yar'Adua's voice, but a computerized voice.
    In the phone interview with BBC, Yar'Adua said: "My brothers in Nigeria, I want to inform you that I am getting better insha-Allahu. By the grace of God, any time my doctors discharge me, I will come back home to Nigeria to continue my work. I want to also thank all Nigerians for their prayers for me and for the nation
    "I want to wish our team, the Super Eagles victory in the African Cup of Nation that is going on in Angola. Thank you".
    In the interview which lasted for 86 seconds, Yar'Adua who spoke with great efforts and pain expressed satisfaction with the way Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan has been performing his constitutional duties.
    In a separate interview earlier, Nigeria's Ambassador in Saudi Arabia, Alhaji Abdullahi Aminchi, had also told the BBC that Yar'Adua was getting "much better" and had been moved out of intensive care unit of the Jidda hospital, where he had been on admission.
    He said Yar'Adua was recuperating in a section of the hospital that was usually reserved for Saudi Princes.
    In their reaction, Soyinka, Femi Falana and others faulted the voice in the interview saying it was not the President's voice.
    In their protest, they asked the ailing president to immediately transmit his sick leave a letter to the National Assembly to enable the latter confirm the Vice President, Goodluck Jonathan as Acting President
    But a pro-Yar'Adua group, National Alliance of Democracy Defenders in a counter protest to the National Assembly yesterday warned Soyinka and others not to politicise the health of Yar'Adua.
    The group alleged to have the backing of the Special Adviser to the president on National Assembly matters, Senator Mohammed Aba-Aji in a letter it delivered to the acting clerk of the National Assembly, Yomi Ogunyomi, insisted that Soyinka and his followers should rather pray for the speedy recovery of the president.
    The letter signed by the national coordinator of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) youths, Ikenga Ugo Imo Chinyere however expressed happiness that the president had spoken on BBC.
    But Soyinka in the historical rally said the President's continued absence from the country was beginning to take its toll on the fortunes of the country.
    He said the rally was more than Yar'Adua's absence, but to protest over constitutional breaches and the perpetuation of corruption in the country.
    He said it was not enough for Yar'Adua to recover because "if he miraculously recovers from his illness and returns to the country, he would still be confronted with the issues being raised by Nigerians.
    "I was informed that President Yar'Adua had spoken to the BBC, but my response was this, that the issues are not simply about Yar'Adua's absence from the country. The issues are numerous to state here.
    He said the issues bordered on the forging of the President's signature appended on a bill, the ongoing pilfering of billions of naira and the reinstatement of Zachari Biu, the torture lord and the lackadaisical attitude of the Vice President, who had failed to discharge even the minimal responsibility of the Presidency.
    He said: "The nation has been taken to ransom; the nation has been despised and treated with contempt. We've been treated as colonials, colonised all over, this time, by what we call internal colonialism.
    "We are all dignified beings who deserve to know the truth at all times about our method of governance. We are also qualified to say ... when we believe that those who are "elected leaders" of this nation, when we feel that they are dragging their feet deliberately over critically issues that concern us, then of course the people will stop and take to the streets. This is normal in any democracy.
    "And if by miracle, and believe me, I do really wish this might happen, if by miracle the missing President will appear among us, hale and hearty, he will be confronted by the same charges that we are levelling against the government today.
    "And he will be told to use the miraculous recovery and his new found energy to turn this nation around for the remainder of his tenure. There is so much misleading, there is so much mis-governance, we find double, triple, quadruple and multiple standards in relation to those who supposed to be citizens of this country. We are sick and tired of extra-judicial killings, these things are too numerous to state here. This is just the first in a series of demonstrations," he added.
    He warned that the rallies would continue in other cities of the country to sensitise Nigerians to resist the conspiracy going on within the Presidency.
    President of the West African Bar Association, Femi Falana, while addressing the rally, said the President's speech on the BBC was a hoax.
    He said the voice was a computerised and synchronised voice of the President and was far from the voice he was familiar with.
    He said: "Enough of poverty in the midst of plenty, enough of poverty, enough of the tag of terrorism; enough of absentee Presidency, enough of election malpractice, enough of the collapse of infrastructure.
    "Today we are sounding a wakeup call to our people. We want to show them that we have not been conquered. We are a free people, we fought for the rickety democracy in town and we are prepared to ensure that anti-democratic forces in the Presidency, in the National Assembly and the PDP do not derail the democratic process.
    "Those who say that Yar'Adua can govern from anywhere are talking rubbish. When Governor Ladoja was impeached by the Lamidi Adedibu gang of thugs, in a hotel in Ibadan , the Supreme Court of Nigeria held that it was illegal to convene and hold the sitting of a House of Assembly in any other place other than the House of Assembly.
    "Therefore, to purport or claim that the President of Nigeria signed a law in an unknown hospital is illegal under our law.
    "This morning they claimed that the President spoke on the BBC in a very wobbling voice, but I am saying here that the voice of the President I am very familiar with is not the voice on the BBC. What happened this morning was a charade, computerised voice of our President. We are therefore challenging him and his spin doctors to address us on the television. We want a live telecast.
    "We pray that he does not die, but we are saying that he has become incapacitated to govern Nigeria. The Constitution does not provide for a President ruling us from a sick bed, in an undisclosed hospital; please enough of the insult."
    Also addressing the rally, Dr. Tunde Bakare of the Latter Rain Assembly, called on Yar'Adua to quit.

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    Bakare said: "All Nigerians must rise up to drive sense into the senseless cabal and their human agents holding Nigeria to ransom. Some days ago, Jonathan said nobody was in charge of Nigeria; he said God is in charge of Nigeria; But God does not sponsor a flop. He said so that we will not have anyone to hold accountable. That is the mess we are in.
    "We are marching to that institution that is supposed to make good laws for the governance of our nation and we are going with one voice from the east, west, north and south of our nation that enough is enough. Even if this institution does not function, let us respect the constitution and let us have an acting president until Umaru is declared dead or otherwise. We don't know his state right now, whether he is alive or dead."
    Bakare said the Presidency was not a birthright of Yar'Adua nor a hereditary title, but a constitutional institution.
    He said the rally was not for Jonathan, but for the good governance of Nigeria, adding that the demand was for Section 145 of the Constitution to be obeyed.
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    Nigeria: Yar'Adua - Court Orders V-P to Take Charge

    Nigeria:

    Yar'Adua - Court Orders V-P to Take Charge

    Mebrim Uchechukwu
    14 January 2010
    Abuja — Federal High Court, sitting in Abuja yesterday, ordered Vice President Goodluck Jonathan to start exercising the powers of the office of President pending the recovery and return to office of President Umaru Yar'Adua.
    In a ruling delivered by Justice Daniel Abutu, the court observed that President Yar'Adua did not remit any letter to the National Assembly informing it that his vice should exercise his duties pending his return from Saudi Arabia where he has been undergoing medical treatment.
    Consequently, Justice Abutu said the Vice President cannot become the Acting President but can only carry out the functions of the President in his absence, which he said Jonathan has been doing and should continue to do. He said the order conforms to section 5 (1) of the 1999 Constitution.
    The court also noted that the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mr. Michael Aondoakaa, did not argue the issue of locus which was raised in his written address in response to the plaintiff's originating summons dated the January 7, 2010.
    Based on this, the court held that the issue of locus has been abandoned even as it cited the case of Asari v Federal Republic of Nigeria and Attorney General of Anambra State v Okeke to support his position.
    He said even before the suit was filed, the Vice President had been carrying out the duties of the President as allowed by the constitution in section 5 (1).
    The defendants in the suit were the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and the Federal Executive Council.
    A lawyer, Christopher Onwuekwe, had in suit number: FHC/ABJ/CS/2010 via an originating summons asked the court for a declaration that in the absence of the President following his ill-health and in view of sections 5 (1) and 148 (1), of the 1999 constitution, the Vice President can exercise the powers vested in the President in his absence.
    The suit with a 13 paragraph affidavit sworn to by the plaintiff, noted that President Yar'Adua travelled to Saudi Arabia since November 23, 2009 for medical treatment and has not retuned.
    Against this backdrop, the plaintiff specifically asked the court for the following reliefs;
    "A declaration that by the combined provisions of sections 5 (1) and 148 (1) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999, the Vice President can exercise the powers vested in the president in the absence of the president having regard to the circumstances of this suit.
    "A declaration that the Vice-President can lawfully discharge any or all the functions of the President in the absence of the president in the interest of peace, order and good governance of the federation pending when the president resumes and takes over".
    The plaintiff stated that the present scenario was an indication that there was no head of government and such a situation "has led to major crisis capable of threatening the corporate existence and stability of the Federal Republic of Nigeria."
    Responding to the ruling, the AGF said no other person can question the Vice President when he performs the functions of the President except the President himself and with the ruling he can continue to discharge such functions legally.
    He said with this, the Vice President can sign any bill or any papers which the president can sign.
    Last Tuesday, Aondoakaa appeared in court and led other lawyers in the ministry including the director of Civil Litigation in his office, Mrs. Agatha Mbamali who handled the matter for the ministry.
    Aondoakaa, in his written address said it was mischievous for the plaintiff to claim that President Yar'Adua is temporarily incapable of performing the functions of his office, saying the plaintiff lacked the constitutional capacity and competence to do so.

    Nigeria: Vice President Can Take Charge - Courts

    "We submit that the only body which may pronounce on the capacity of the president to discharge his functions is the federal executive council as set up in section 144 of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria," he said.
    He told the court that the "plaintiff's affidavit discloses no specific allegation or any infringement or anticipated infringement on his right or a personal injury emanating from the defendant's action."
    Counsel to the plaintiff, Amobi Nzelu had told the court that in the present circumstances where the President had not written any letter to the Senate and the House of Representatives informing them that his Vice should oversee the affairs of the state pending his return, the way to resolve the matter would be for the court to make an order empowering Goodluck Jonathan to exercise the powers of Yar'Adua pending his return to office.
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    Nigeria: Four Million Girls Out of School - Minister

    Nigeria: Four Million Girls Out of School - Minister

    Maiduguri — Over four million girls between the ages of 6 and 11 do not have access to primary education in Nigeria, a joint UNESCO-UNICEF report has said.
    Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development Hajia Salamatu Sulieman disclosed this yesterday while on advocacy visit to Borno State.
    She described illiteracy as catastrophic for any child, especially the girl child, saying it exposes them to poverty, ignorance, maternal mortality, hunger, violence, abuse, exploitation, trafficking, HIV/AIDS and other diseases.
    "As we all know, education is a basic human right, vital to personal and social development and well being. Therefore, all children including the girl child deserve quality education. Unfortunately, the child is often marginalized and her prospects are sacrificed when it comes to sending children to school.
    "We see them often enough on the streets and at the markets hawking food and various wares. Although Nigeria has made steady progress in primary school enrolment, girls still account for more than half of the nation's out of school children", she said.
    The minister said progress in girls' enrolment, retention and completion would have to be twice as rapid as it is now, if Nigeria is to meet the Millennium Development Goal of achieving gender parity in education by 2015 including the attainment of universal primary education.
    She said she was in the state to among other things seek the passage of the Child Rights Bill, women's increased participation in politics and decision making, girl child education, domestication and implementation of the UN convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women, improving maternal health and increased budgetary allocation for women, children and other socially disadvantaged groups.

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    She also said Nigerian women suffer from preventable premature death while giving birth because of inadequate health facilities, non-incentives for health personnel, ignorance and cultural taboos among others. According to her, Nigeria has one of the highest maternal mortality rates with high prevalence in the rural areas.
    "Infant mortality is also high as it is estimated to be 105 per 1000 live births with under five mortality rate at 178 per 1000." She added.
    Hajia Salamatu the Federal Government recently approved the purchase of 49 ambulances for distribution to primary health care centres in selected states in its effort to reduce maternal health, particularly in the rural areas.
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