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From Iyabo Lawal (Ibadan), Alemma-Ozioruva Aliu (Benin City),Uzoma Nzeagwu, and Chuks Collins, (Awka)





Thugs stab Okonkwo, attack Ngige's convoy


 Violence rocks Anambra, Edo, Plateau, Oyo
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Uzamere's orderly killed in Edo

PDP shelves rally over Jos blasts..

FOUR states were literally turned to war zones between Sunday evening and yesterday by politicians and their supporters, who resorted to all forms of violence, some bloody and abduction to settle grievances with perceived enemies.

In Edo State, fear gripped the residents of Benin City, the state capital, as suspected gunmen killed the police orderly of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) candidate for the South Senatorial District, Ehigie Uzamere. The lawmaker, however, escaped unhurt.

The situation was not different in Awka and Onitsha, Anambra State where Senator Annie Okonkwo of the Accord Party and Dr. Chris Ngige of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) campaign trains had it rough with thugs allegedly sponsored by another party.

The two senatorial candidates had scheduled separate appointments with traders in the areas.

The political gladiators in Plateau State also heightened tension generated by last Sunday's bomb explosion as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) hurriedly shelved its governorship rally scheduled for Bukuru, Jos-South.

The party's allegations that its opponents from the Labour Party (LP) were behind the explosion, attracted the anger of the opposition party, which accused the state government of planting explosives to scare the people.

Mr. Raymond Dabo, the state PDP Deputy Chairman, claimed the opposition was responsible for the explosions and urged the police to bring the perpetrators to book. But Mr. Sylvanus Namang, LP Director of Publicity, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the party (LP) was a peaceful one and was using peaceful means to change the PDP government in the state.

A leader of the Accord Party (AP) in Oyo State, Julius Olaoye was on Sunday evening abducted by some hoodlums believed to be factional members of the proscribed National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in the state.

Besides, two other persons, identified as Ajasa Balogun and his wife, Kehinde, who attempted to stop Olaoye's abduction, were injured by the hoodlums.

The incident, which occurred at AP's office in Iyana Church area of Ibadan, the state capital was alleged to have been spearheaded by some chieftains of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state.

Trouble broke out when one of the factional leaders of the transport union swooped on the AP members in a Mercedez Benz Jeep at 7 p.m. and reportedly abducted Olaoye.

Although the AP members said they were yet to hear from the victim, the party hinted that it petitioned the state Police Commissioner, Baba Adisa Bolanta on the development.

Okonkwo, who is seeking re-election on the platform of the Accord Party, had his left arm stabbed by a suspected thug and rushed to a nearby private hospital. He was later discharged and left for home.

His main attacker and lead suspect in the saga, who was shot by security details attached to the lawmaker, is also responding to treatment in a hospital in Awka.

Trouble allegedly started when Okonkwo donated a 500KVA transformer to the traders in response to their Save Our Soul (SOS) message by the leadership of the market that they have been in darkness since late 2006.    His gesture alleged caused wild jubilation in the city, which was spread by taxi cabs and commercial motorcycle riders. This allegedly infuriated some members of the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), who mobilised their members against the Senator and his entourage.

One of the thugs dazed everyone around, including the security details attached to Okonkwo when he charged at him, brandishing a long knife menacingly. He succeeded in stabbing the senator on the arm and a policeman before he was demobilised.

Before the assault, the thugs started chanting the slogan of APGA, which was echoed by a handful of men, who had taken positions nearby in a taskforce vehicle belonging to the state government.

When attempts were made by security operatives to lead them out of the arena, they drew long knives they had concealed under their dresses and attacked the policemen and others around, which led to a stampede.

The situation hardly settled when news came that Ngige was in Onitsha trying to enter the main market, allegedly blocked by a combine team of Anambra State Environmental Protection Agency (ANSEPA) Market Taskforce and suspected APGA supporters.

Ngige was invited by the leadership of the market to address them at their Monday morning prayers. The taskforce and thugs, who blocked the entrance, insisted that they were acting on "order from above."

In the midst of the confusion, the taskforce attacked three of Ngige's drivers and damaged six of the vehicles in the convoy.

Apparently touched by the incident, traders who had been waiting to receive Ngige started chanting "Holy Ghost fire" and singing "Ngige ka anyi ga eso," which literarily means: "It is Ngige that we will follow."

The traders carried their brooms, symbol of the ACN and the posters of Ngige forming a ring around the convoy in order to avert further damage to the vehicles.

After about three hours, an Assistant Police Commissioner, Parry Osita, arrived at the scene with some policemen and tried to disperse the crowd.

Osita advised Ngige to reschedule the meeting but the traders insisted that he must address them on the spot.

After normalcy was restored, Ngige said, "no amount of intimidation can stop me from talking to my brothers and sisters in Anambra State. Even if they destroy my cars, I will go on my campaign on foot. They cannot stop the people of Anambra State from supporting their candidate and that is me."

Reacting to the Awka incident, Okonkwo, Campaign Director, Chief Jeo Martins Uzodike told reporters that "when a thug brought out a machete to stab Okonwo, he was prevented by security people and the machete slightly touched the senator. This is unfortunate the way people are going about this and I wish to warn that nobody has the monopoly of violence."

In the Benin attack, Uzamere's police orderly, Onyisi Ekeaze, a sergeant was not lucky as he was shot in the chest and died while the senator's driver simply identified as Muhammed, sustained gunshot wounds in his hip.

The incident happened around Zabayo, Ogbe area of Benin City on Sunday night.

The state Police Commissioner, David Omajola, who confirmed the incident to journalists, said investigations were on, adding that "we are mourning because we have lost a gallant officer."

On whether suspects had been arrested, Omajola said he was bereaved and would not want to comment on it.

Narrating his experience to journalists yesterday, a visibly shaken Uzamere, called on the police to investigate the attack as he alleged it was an assassination attempt that was politically motivated.

"It was between 7.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. by Zabayo, I had two of my vehicles, one with my aides and I was in my own. As soon as I got down to meet my aides in the other vehicle, I heard gunshot out of the car; we took cover first to identify where the shot was coming from. My police orderly, Sergeant Onyisi Ekeaze was gunned down, my driver, Muhammed, was shot in the hip. We called in SARS (Special Anti-Robbery Squad) and in the process; we discovered my driver was shot in the chest. The MOPOL returned fire and killed one of the assailants while the other three escaped in the vehicle they brought. We want the police to investigate this issue to know why."

Mr. Jonathan Ishaku, the Director of Publicity of the Jang Campaign Organisation, in his reaction to the Sunday blast, said the LP should be investigated and alleged that the party had been violent in its rallies. "Our opponents are planting bombs everywhere in Jos now; the aim is to scare people away from voting but we urge our supporters to remain calm," Dabo said.

Ishaku, however, disagreed that the PDP campaign rally was shelved because of the security situation in the metropolis.

"We shelved the campaigns to pay our respects to the late Head of Plateau Civil Service, Mr. Satti Dakwak, who is being buried today (yesterday)," he said.

But LP, the main opposition political party in the state, has denied the allegations that it was behind the blasts and accused the PDP of politicising the explosions to gain sympathy."

Meanwhile, Capt. Charles Ekeocha, spokesman for the military Special Task Force (STF), has said another bomb explosion was foiled at the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Church in the heart of the town while the Sunday service was underway.

Ekeocha explained that the two men, who planted the bombs, came on a motorcycle and quickly disappeared after dropping the explosive.
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Abuja Bomb explosion in Pictures

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Nigeria's capital city killing and injuring many including women and
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The area was full of women, children and men relaxing ahead of New Year celebrations. The bomb is reported to have exploded specifically in the area where many gather to eat freshly roasted fish . It is not
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The injured have been taken to a medical centre within the the
barracks. The barracks, popularly known as Sani Abacha barracks and
which is situated along the Keffi - Abuja express way close to the
Highbrow Asokoro area of Abuja; has been cordoned off. Reports also say
that building housing police headquarters in Abuja has been sealed but
it is not clear if this is related to the bombing.

 

 

Former Nigerian vice - president, Atiku Abubakar, a presidential aspirant under the People's Democratic Party has denounced the bombings and described them as '' senseless and wicked''. In a statement issued a
few minutes ago, Mr Abubakar said he sympathises with innocent
military and civilian victims caught in the bombing incident..

The former vice- president went on to say that the latest bomb targeted at a military establishment is an indication that '' President Jonathan cannot provide the type of leadership to secure the nation.''

 

Abacha barrack
At the bomb blast site, Journalists were prevented from going to the site.
Hospital
at the matiama the Dr. Olugbenga Bello confirmed 16 persons brought to the hospital. at press time 4 dead, 3 persons in operation room.

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Huhuonline.com can disclose that more than 30 people were killed in multiple bomb explosions at the Mogadishu Cantonment in Abuja,Federal Capital Territory. But the military hierachy has cordoned off the blast scenes.
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It was learnt that the market was jampacked by many people who came to relax ahead of the New Year celebration.

The casualty figure was put at about 30 as at press time.

But no fewer than 100 people were injured at the usual busy market.

The Chief of Defence Staff, Air Marshall Oluseyi Petirin, who confirmed the explosions , said: "We will get at those behind it."

Also, President Goodluck Jonathan has condemned the attack, and urged the commands of the nation's security services to rise to the occasion and arrest this new and dangerous challenge to our peace and stability.

Hear him:

“Tonight, evil people determined to turn the joys of fellow Nigerians to ashes detonated a bomb at a barracks market in the Federal Capital City”.

“Basking in their nefarious success in Jos on Christmas eve, they have once again knifed at the heartstrings of a nation decked out in gaiety, celebrating new year's eve. This is extreme evil. It is wicked. It defies all that we believe in, and stand for as a nation”.files.php?file=Petinrin__362648578.jpg

 

 

 

 



“The president, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, condemns this attack, and commands the nation's security services to rise to the occasion and arrest this new and dangerous challenge to our peace and stability”.

 

“There shall be no sacred cows. All, no matter how remotely connected to these incidents, must be brought to justice”.

“They must be made to pay. No one, and we

 

repeat, no one, can make this nation ungovernable”.

 

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Explosion rocks amnesty talks


Acting President Goodluck Jonathan had a baptism of fire yesterday as the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) detonated two bombs at the post amnesty dialogue organised by Vanguard Media Limited, the publishers of Vanguard newspapers in Warri, Delta State, that left one person dead.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) quoted Charles Muka, the Delta State Police Command spokesperson, that one person died in the explosion. Mr. Muka said that the police headquarters in Asaba, the state capital, had received the report of the death of a woman in the explosion, which also injured a number of other persons. He could not ascertain the number of those who were injured in the blast, which twice rocked the venue of the meeting.

The explosions caused the postponement of the meeting hosted by the Delta State government.

It was gathered that the first bomb exploded at 11 a.m. as governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta was walking into the hall with his colleagues from Imo and Delta, Ikedi Ohakim and Adams Oshiomhole.

The Niger Delta Minister, Ufot Ekaette, who represented Mr. Jonathan, was also behind the governors, witnesses said.

Eyewitness account

Daniel Orji, a staff of the Delta Broadcasting Corporation, who was at the scene of the explosions said in a phone interview, “There was a bomb explosion while the programme was on.

“After about 30 minutes, the second one exploded. The initial report was that three people were injured. Two cars exploded but altogether four cars were affected; two other cars that w ere beside the second car were affected.”

Mr. Orji added that immediately after the second explosion everybody scampered away for safety, unlike the first explosion when people still stayed at the venue.

Also, MEND in an e-mail message signed by its usual signatory, Jomo Gbomo, to journalists confirmed the attacks:

“The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta salutes all its operatives who at great risk, successfully planted and detonated two car bombs at the venue of the Vanguard Post Amnesty Conference in Warri,” the statement said.

“Three such bombs, of varying strength, were planted at this venue. It was unnecessary to detonate the third and most powerful bomb as our operatives noticed the participants at this jamboree fled towards the direction of the last bomb.

“Any attempt to detonate this bomb would have resulted in great loss of lives. This bomb is being preserved for future use.

“All who participated in this operation safely returned to their respective bases.”

Oma Djebah, the Delta State information commissioner, had earlier in the day confirmed the explosion.

“Yes, there was an explosion about 200 meters away from the conference venue,” Mr. Djebah said in a phone interview.

Contrary to agency reports which indicated that the device went off near the main hall of the event, Mr. Djebah claimed that the explosion went off in a car parked away from the venue.

“The explosion happened while Sam Amuka-Pemu - the Vanguard Publisher - was giving his address after the chairman, Patrick Aziza, had given his opening remarks,” said a source who was at the conference.

We’re no media creation

However, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) said in an e-mailed statement to journalists that it had planted three explosive devices in and around Delta State Government House in Warri to debunk the state governor’s claim that “MEND is a media creation.” “After receiving the baton of ignorance from his Bayelsa State counterpart, the governor of Delta State declared in the Vanguard newspaper of February 22, 2010 that “the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) is a media creation,” the statement said and promised that it would detonate the first bomb remotely at 11:30 hours Nigerian time, which it did.

The use of car bombs marks a significant change in the tactics adopted by MEND, which had maintained a tenuous peace since the federal government amnesty programme commenced last June. The deal, brokered with the aid of the then Vice President Goddluck Jonathan, has been touted as the greatest achievement of the Yar’Adua administration till date.

MEND also disputed insinuations that the attack was targeted against specific individuals saying, “It was not targeted to harm anyone and that is why the cars were not filled with bolts, nuts and nails which in the event of a blast become deadly projectiles. Our aim was to stop the jamboree and pass a message to Uduaghan.”

Amnesty on course

Meanwhile at Abuja, the Federal Government reinstated its commitment to pursue the post amnesty programme, the explosions notwithstanding.

“We’re on top of the situation in Niger Delta,” Mr. Jonathan said at the State House while receiving Kenneth Yellowe, the chairman and chief executive of Global Gas and Refining Limited.

“The problems in the region, being human and development-related, are such that require time to be addressed. I encourage the Niger Delta people and major companies in the region to keep faith with government, as we are determined to reinvigorate post-amnesty plans and programmes for the region.”

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A parcel bomb exploded in the premises of Superscreen, a private television station, in the Onipanu area of Lagos yesterday, ripping off the right hand of the conveyer of the explosive device. advertisement The incident, which occurred at about 1.30 p.m, sparked fears and apprehension among staffers and other occupants of Logemo House, the multi-storey building occupied by the television station. Doctors are batling to save the life of the bomb conveyer, while the building has been evacuated. Daily Sun gathered that the young man, whose mission and sponsors remained shrouded in mystery, had stormed the television house, spotting jeans trousers, T-shirt and canvass with parcel bombs disguised as Christmas gifts. The agent of death who could not be immediately identified was said to have requested to see the most senior official of the television station. The security guards on duty, it was learnt, granted him access after questioning him. Daily Sun gathered that as the man was climbing up the stairs, the parcel of bomb slipped off his hands and exploded, ripping off his hand. The explosion was said to have attracted the staff of companies occupying the building, as well as others in the neighbourhood who scampered for safety. The management of Superscreen quickly contacted the police at the Onipanu Police Station who invited the police bomb disposal unit to the scene. The police bomb disposal unit was said to have recovered three unexploded parcel bombs and quickly detonated them. As at press time, the nine-storey building housing many companies including two churches has been evacuated. However, some armed policemen including those from anti-bomb section were seen manning the gate. Journalists and other sympathisers who thronged the scene were barred from entering the premises. A senior public officer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said: “Barring people from entering the place was to ensure that the place was safe before allowing people to enter.” The police officer further revealed that the Commissioner of Police, Mr Marvel Akpoyibo, had directed the anti-bomb unit to comb the premises. The commissioner was equally said to have pleaded with the medical doctors treating the suspect to make sure that he was alright to enable him to assist the police in their investigations. When contacted, police spokesman, Mr Frank Mbah, confirmed the incident and said the suspect was being treated in a hospital. Though, the bomb disposal unit had certified the building safe, he warned people to stay away from the area till further notice. Mbah, warned members of the public to be wary of the Christmas gifts especially hampers and parcels they received from strange people. The police spokesman assured that the security agents would unravel the mission of the suspect, his targets and sponsors. Letter bomb in history Letter bomb, also called parcel bomb, mail bomb or post bomb, according to experts is an explosive device sent via the postal service, and designed with the intention to injure or kill the recipient when opened. They have been used in terrorist attacks in several cities around the world. Letter bombs are usually designed to explode immediately on opening, with the intention of seriously injuring or killing the recipient (who may or may not be the person to whom the bomb was addressed). A related threat is mail containing unidentified powders or chemicals, as in the 2001 anthrax attacks. A letter bomb apparently timed to coincide with crucial regional elections exploded on May 16, 2001 in the face of a journalist known for his denunciations of the violent Basque separatist group Eta. By the afternoon, no one had claimed responsibility for the attack against Gorka Landaburu, a reporter for the Spanish Cambio 16 magazine and a national television station. He suffered face and hand injuries. Similarly on October 24, 2008, Ivo Pukanic, Editor-in-Chief of Zagreb’s second widest read political weekly, was killed late in a car bomb blast in downtown Zagreb. The attack continues a pattern of organized crime in the eastern European country that could jeopardize its EU accession. However, one of the world’s first mail bomb was mentioned in the 18th century diary of Danish official and historian Bolle Willum Luxdorph, where he wrote that Edward White, formerly an artist at Madame Tussauds, was alleged to have sent a parcel bomb to John Theodore Tussaud in June 1889 after being dismissed. A Swedish man named Martin Ekenberg used a mailbomb August 20, 1904, targeting CEO Karl Fredrik Lundin in Stockholm. It was made of a box loaded with bullets and explosives. In 1915, vice president of the United States Thomas R. Marshall was the target of an assassination attempt by letter bomb. Austrian Nazi war criminal, Alois Brunner was sent a letter bomb by the Israeli intelligence services, Mossad, to which he lost an eye and several fingers. Ruth First, a South African communist anti-apartheid activist was killed by a parcel bomb mailed by the South African government to her home in Mozambique. Theodore Kaczynski, the “Unabomber”, killed three and injured 23 in a series of mailbombings in the United States from the late 1970s to the early 1990s. In August 1985, a woman in Rotorua, New Zealand, Michele Sticovich, was instantly killed and a close friend of hers seriously injured after she opened a parcel addressed to her containing a number of sticks of gelignite. Mrs Sticovich’s estranged husband, David Sticovich, was arrested and ultimately pleaded guilty to her murder. Robert Smith Vance, a U. S. federal judge, was killed instantly upon opening a letter bomb in the kitchen of his home in Birmingham, Alabama, with his wife, Helen, seriously injured. Walter Leroy Moody was later convicted of killing both Vance and Georgia attorney Robbie Robertson by use of letter bombs delivered through the mail. Franz Fuchs, Austrian mail bomber, killed four and injured 15 with mail bombs and improvised explosive devices in the mid-1990s. Singer Björk was sent a letter bomb charged with explosives and hydrochloric acid by fan Ricardo López in 1996. The bomb did not reach Björk, having been randomly intercepted by London Police. In February 2007, a series of mail bombings in the United Kingdom injured nine people, though none of them were critically hurt. In January and February 2007, a bomber calling himself “The Bishop” sent several unassembled bombs to financial firms in the United States, and was arrested in April 2007. In August 2007, a Lebanese immigrant was charged in connection with a letter bomb ring in the Toronto-Guelph, ON area; he was responsible for injuring 1 person. He was also responsible for the precautionary closing of a portion of the Don Valley Parkway in Toronto on August 31, 2007. Dele Giwa, Nigeria’s first victim of parcel bomb By PHILIP NWOSU The first incident of letter bomb in Nigeria was recorded on October 19, 1986 in Lagos and the bomb was dispatched to Dele Giwa, a leading Nigerian journalist, editor and founder of Newswatch magazine. Dele Giwa was killed by the letter bomb in his home located at No. 25, Talabi Street Ikeja, Lagos. According to reports, the journalist was at home having a late breakfast with a colleague, Kayode Soyinka, when a mail delivery man brought a parcel addressed to him. The parcel was allegedly delivered to his eldest son, Billy; then 19 years old, who later handed it over to his father. It was gathered that Dele Giwa allegedly looked at the parcel and commented “this must be from the president,” a statement many said was linked to the seal of the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria which appeared on the envelope. Reports said Dele Giwa allegedly tried to open the parcel and a deafening explosion ensued. According to Giwa’s lawyer, the now late Gani Fawehinmi, State Security Service (SSS) officials had earlier summoned the popular editor to their headquarters on October 17, just 48 hours before he was killed. The SSS, it was gathered, had accused Giwa of planning a social revolution and of smuggling arms into the country. Early reports of the incident said government’s coat of arms was sighted on the outside of the package. Although police investigated the murder, no one was ever prosecuted. In 2001, former Nigerian president Ibrahim Babangida, who ruled the country from 1985 to 1993, refused to testify before a national human rights commission on the Giwa murder.
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Nigerian television ‘Centage Superstar’, the music talent show, is here. The reality television show, themed around the search for a fresh Nigerian music superstar who will represent the Nigerian music scene and Nigeria as a whole inside and outside the country, is being put together by Centage Savings and Loans Limited (Mortgage bankers) with Kennis Music, Nigeria’s big music label.advertisement Ask9ja ClassifiedsNaija for London then click here !utube4naija Nollywood videos and moviesThe finance bank whose strong point includes a dynamic board comprising some ex- directors of the Central Bank of Nigeria has teamed up with Kennis Music to discover the best artiste in the country through a chain of nation- wide auditions.Keke and D1The eventual winner is expected to go home with a brand new Toyota Prado Jeep worth N7m, N2m cash and a N10m deal with Kennis.“What can we say? Our interest is making the Nigerian music industry boom. So when the responsibility is vested in us to see to it that we groom and nurture new acts, it actually means that we are recognised in and outside the industry as one of a pathfinder and credible actor in the Nigerian music scene,” Kenny Ogungbe said.Kennis Music founded by Kenny Ogungbe since inception signed acts like The Remedies, KSB, Lagbaja, OJB, 2face, Marvelous Benjy, Azadus, Sound Sultan, Baba Dee to mention a few.The basic objective of the Centage superstar is said to be to discover and promote young music Nigerian superstars. Every winner that emerges from each region goes back home with N1m, and an opportunity to represent his/her region in the grand finale in March 2010.The second prize is a Toyota Corolla and N1m, while the third position goes home with N500, 000 and a yet-to-be announced consolation prize. “It is the first time in the history of Nigeria that this will be happening,” the organisers told news men in Lagos on Friday.Also at stake for the contestants and member of the public is a house located in Abuja.Meanwhile, the official launch for the show held on Friday, June 12, 2008 at the Civic centre, and the forms are being sold in all UBA, Intercontental and Centage branches across the country for N3, 000.The launch event was hosted by Basorge Tariah Junior
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