20 WRONG REASONS TO GET MARRIED; 1. The desire to have non-stop sex and a sleeping mate. Do you want to get married because you need sex badly? Please get this straight, so as not to put your future partner in health hazard. 2. To save, help or because you pity someone. Don't ever agree to marry someone simply because you just pity their condition. This kind of marriage will sap the joy oflife from you. 3.For money / financial purpose; you are not inlove with the person but you want to marry the fellow simply because he/she is rich. Think again. Who ever told you that you won't make it in life? 4.The fantasy to wear a wedding gown. 5. In need of someone to do your laundry, house chores and cooking 6. THE DESIRE TO BE INDEPENDENT AND FREE FROM YOUR PARENTS Getting married because you are tired of having your parents monitor or control you is not enough a good reason to get married; your husband's parents or relatives could do worse. 7.TO EASE YOUR LONELINESS Loneliness is a thing of the mind. Not only singles but married folks too gets lonely at times. No spouse will be with you all round the clock. A miserable single will be a miserable partner in marriage. Marriage doesn't solve the problem of loneliness. There are countless married folks who are living apart from their spouse due to many reasons e.g Job, career pursuit e.t.c. 8. TO BE HAPPY You don't have to get married before you live a happy life. Get a life as a single, enjoy life, make God your source of joy. Find a reason to laugh everyday and enjoy every opportunity of laughter life presents to you. Marriage is a vacuum, it will be filled with whatsoever you and your partner bring in to it. 9.JUST GETTING SICK OF BEING CALLED A SINGLE You don't need a man or woman to complete yourself. You are wonderfully and marvelously created. Single-hood is just a phase of your life, enjoy it, pursue a career, set and achieve goals. One day you would wish you are still a single if you rush into marriage simply because you are tired of being a single. 10. ALL MY FRIENDS ARE MARRIED Don't rush into marriage because all your friends are married with kids.

Nutritionist Advises Nigerians On Consumption Of Moringa. A nutritionist, Mrs Patience Pama, on Monday in Kaduna advised Nigerians to include Moringa in their diet, to enhance healthy living. Pama, who works with the Ministry of Science and Technology, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that Moringa had anti- inflammatory properties that reduced the severity of symptoms of joint pains According to her, Moringa also reduces fungal and viral infections, kidney stones and aids healing of injuries. She said the leaves of Moringa helped relived headache and stop bleeding from a shallow cut. "Moringa has credible health benefits over a wide range of health issues,'' she said. Pama said that Moringa contained proteins, vitamins and minerals as an antioxidant that helped to protect cells from damage. "Oil from Moringa seeds is used as foods, perfume, hair care product and machine lubricant. "It is a good source of protein, vitamins, amino acid and various phenolics and provide energy without sugar." The nutritionist said that Moringa also reduced swelling, boost the immune system and could serve as nutritional supplement or tonic by some people. She explained that regular consumption of Moringa could also boost body immunity and would provide nourishment to the eyes and the brain. She advised Nigerians to take Moringa regularly, adding that the leaves could promote metabolism with bio-available ingredients and control blood pressure . "Moringa lowers the appearance of wrinkles and promotes the normal functioning of liver and kidney," she said. Pama advised Nigerians to consume more Moringa to promote healthy circulation system and healthy living. Culled from NAIJ

Mikel afraid of scoring more goals JOHN Obi Mikel claims that he is scared to score goals – thanks to boss Jose Mourinho. Mikel grabbed a rare goal in Chelsea’s 2-0 FA Cup win at Derby on Sunday. But he claims his woeful tally of just four strikes in 300 appearances is because of threats from Mourinho if he abandons his anchorman role for goal glory. The Nigerian star broke the deadlock with a header to steer Chelsea safely into the fourth round. Mourinho took the mickey out of him afterwards, saying he did not realise Mikel was such a prolific force in front of goal. But the 26-year-old revealed he only pops up once in a blue moon for a reason. Mikel was quoted in Daily Star as saying, “I wish I could score every time. But the most important thing the manager wants me to do is to keep the shape for the team. “He gets more upset when we concede a goal on the counter-attack. That is when he gets really, really mad. “He’s always wanted me to be there in front of the back four and I’ve always done that job.” That does not mean he had to hold back on celebrating his milestone. “I was told it was my 300th game just before the match,” he said. “My job was to get on the first post for the free-kicks – and that is exactly what I did. “I just want to keep going and enjoy my time here. I will just keep doing what I do and help this team be successful and win trophies.” Mikel believes there is no better man than Mourinho to be in the saddle as the season starts to get serious. He added, “He is the best, without a shadow of doubt. He is just great. He is great around the dressing room and around the training ground. “We have the best manager. He is unbelievable. He knows how to communicate with the players. He always wants us to play a certain way and give 110 per cent. If you don’t, you’re out.” That is why Mikel feels Chelsea can still make a telling push in the title race. The Blues are currently third, just two points below leaders Arsenal. “People say that Chelsea always come out very strong in the second half of the season and it just shows the mentality we have,” he added. “Players then believe we can go on and beat anyone. “If you don’t play for Chelsea, you don’t know what trophies mean to this club. Every year you have to win something and this is pressure.” Culled from PUNCH

Ike Uche’s hat-trick sinks Vallecano Super Eagles forward Ikechukwu Uche increased his goal tally in the current La Liga campaign with a hat trick as Villarreal thrashed Rayo Vallecano 5-2 at the Estadio del Rayo Vallecano on Monday night. Uche who played the entire duration of the encounter shot the visitors into an early lead in the tenth minute off a Jeremy Perbet assist for his seventh goal of the season in nine starts from 15 appearances off available 18 league fixtures so far played by the Yellow Submarines in the current season. Perbet who set up the Nigerian for the opener doubled the lead two minutes later to put Villarreal in the driving seat and with four minutes left to play in the first half, the Frenchman extended his side’s lead for his second on the night to ensure a comfortable 3-0 away lead at half time with Moisés Bordonado providing both assists. After the break, Uche struck twice in 58th and 64th minutes respectively to give Villarreal a comfortable 5-0 lead for his first hat trick of the season before being booked in the closing stages of the encounter. Nery Castillo reduced the deficit six minutes after the hour mark and inside the 90+1 minute, the Mexican got his second on the night from a spot kick to end the game at 5-2. The victory means the visitors displace Sevilla to clinch the sixth spot on the log with 31 points while Vallecano sit second from bottom of the table with just 13 points from 18 league fixtures. Culled from VANGUARD

2013 Glo CAF Award: Analysts favour Mikel With 24 hours to the next Glo CAf Awards, football analysts have been making different permutations with clear-cut justifications on who deserves to wear the crown of African Player of the Year for 2013. Majority of the opinions however favour Nigerian International and Chelsea Midfielder, John Mikel Obi to win the Award. The top three nominees for the 2013 Glo CAF Footballer of the year Award was announced last week by Africa’s highest football authority, the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The top three lists released includes Nigeria’s Mikel Obi, Cote D’Ivoire’s Yaya Toure and his country mate, Didier Drogba of Galasaray. Drogba plies his trade with Turkish Club, Galatasaray while, Toure, the defending champion plays for Manchester City. Mikel Obi is a regular feature for Chelsea FC of London. According to Mohammed Aderibigbe of Precise Sports, Mikel Obi holds the ace having won the African Cup of Nations with the Super Eagles and Europa Cup with Chlesea FC of London. The same view was corroborated by Sam Smith of Sports Degrees who opined that Mikel deserves the Award due to his exploits with Chelsea FC and the Super Eagles, adding that if Mikel succeeds, Nigeria will be returning to the list of countries producing Glo Caf Award winners since 1999 when Kanu Nwankwo won the Award. Chris Abraham, a sports pundit however differs in opinion. He is tipping Yahaya Toure for the Award. According to him “Yaya will nick it again, he is the leading contender and the fact that he recently won the BBC African Player of the Year makes him a clear favourite”. However Sports 24, an on-line Sports Outfit also tipped Mikel Obi outrightly. “ The award goes to Mikel, a regular in Chelsea line up, European? Champions League winner, Europa Cup winner and African Cup of Nations Champion, what else? ” Who wears the crown? All roads lead to the Convention Centre, Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos on 9th January, 2014 where the king will be crowned. Culled from VANGUARD

Final year female Benue varsity student dies in hotel room A 21-year-old final year female student of the Benue State University, BSU, Joan Adaaku, has been reportedly found dead in a hotel room located in the heart of Makurdi, the Benue State capital. Vanguard gathered from sources who preferred anonymity that the Economics undergraduate had checked into Savannah Guest House at about 7 a.m after paying N2,000 for a room According to the source, “She actually arrived the hotel alone and after underaking some check-in formalities she entered the room and locked herself up. “She never came out of her room again either to ask for food or any other things. So, at exactly 6 p.m, a room attendant knocked on her door to find out if she was interest in being attended to by room service. “Her silence aroused suspicion and the room attendant, who repeated his call to the room at 8pm without reply, alerted the manager on duty. “It was at that point that the management alerted the Police who moved in and broke into the room and discovered the lifeless body of the lady in a position that suggested she was making a call before her death. Vanguard gathered that the deceased had on her a small purse which contained a Bible, rosary and N8,200. A bottle of water and a bottle of soft drink were also discovered in the room. Contacted, the Benue State Police Public Relations Officer, Deputy Superintendent, DSP, Daniel Ezeala who confirmed the incident said investigation into the matter had commenced. Culled from VANGUARD

Post ASUU Strike: Lecturers Must Resume Immediately in Benue The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), the Benue State University (BSU) chapter, has ordered its members on January 6, 2014, Monday, to return to classes and commence teaching immediately. The directive is sequel to the decision of the state government to pay ASUU-BSU members arrears of five months salaries covering the five month-old ASUU strike nationwide. Following the decision of the national executive of ASUU to call off the industrial action, the management of the institution had directed all students to return back to school on January 5. However, members of the BSU-ASUU refused to comply with the directive , insisting that their salaries within the period of the strike period must be paid by the state government. Mr. David Ikoni, the Chairman, ASUU-BSU chapter, has asked members to resume classes following the promise by the state government to pay the withheld salaries of lecturers while the strike lasted. This call was made during an emergency meeting of its congress held at the institution in Makurdi. "We urge all members to return to classes because the state government has started paying us from yesterday (Monday) and that was even the more reason why we called this congress. "We also implore all students to return for serious academic work because we all have lost grounds and there is need for each and everyone of us, both students and lecturers alike to redouble our efforts to ensure that every minute of our time is utilised well," Mr. Ikoni said in an interview with Vanguard. According to reports, life is gradually returning to the institution as old students have started trickling into the campus. Culled from Naij

Are Stella Oduah, Aides Erasing Minister's Academic Records? The embattled Minister of Aviation Stella has not revised her official Facebook page yet, but there are a number of indications that her people are working to erase all traces of St. Paul's college, where she allegedly studied as per MBA programme. See below screenshots of her unedited Facebook page and her Facebook profile (after the revision). Oduah's Wikipedia page has been updated multiple times today. It now has no reference to the University Mrs. Oduah attended. The latest edition is shown in the picture below: A link to an interview she granted Encomium Magazine now leads to a 404 error on that website. Mrs. Oduah's biography on the website of the Ministry of Aviation has already been revised, with references to St. Paul's College now wiped out. See below: Her personal website also gives no clues on the University she used to study: It would be recalled that SaharaReporters, had on January 6, 2014, Monday, quoted authorities at St. Paul's College, where Mrs. Oduah claimed she studied for Bachelor and Masters degrees, as saying they did not award her an MBA at anytime as the university does not even have a graduate school or graduate programme. The Minister is yet to respond to the allegations. Culled from Naij

Fashola swears in new perm secs Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, tasked civil servants to always discharge their duties in the interest of the tax payers. Fashola who gave the charge at the swearing- in ceremony of the eight newly appointed Permanent Secretaries at Lagos House, Alausa Secretariat, Ikeja. Some of the eight new Permanent Secretaries are: Engr. Olujimi Nunayon Hotonu; Mrs. Oluwatoyin Onikoyi; Mrs. Jokotola Ogundimu and Mr. Michael Dawodu. Other Permanent Secretaries/Tutors-General are: Mrs. Florence Ogunfidodo, Mr. Yinka Olaniyi and Mrs. Margaret Solarin. Culled from Vanguard

We Did Not Award MBA To Stella Oduah - United States College Challenges Her MBA Certificate. Stella Oduah, Nigeria's Minister of Aviation who is embroiled in a scandal of towering proportions in the ministry, faces new integrity questions as her Masters' degree has been challenged by the United States school which supposedly awarded it. Her resume, which she presented to the Senate as a ministerial nominee in 2011, indicated she obtained a Master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) from St. Paul's College Lawrenceville, Virginia, United States. But SaharaReporters has learned from the President of the college that it has never in its 125-year history had a graduate school or graduate program. The Provost Vice President of Academic Affairs, and the Vice President of Institutional Development said in response to our inquiries, "We don't offer any graduate programs here." Similarly, the school's website states: "Saint Paul's College is accredited by the Commission of Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award baccalaureate [bachelor's] degrees." There is no mention of graduate degrees. The Minister's documentation shows she received an undergraduate degree in accounting from the college in 1982, but Dr. Claud Flythe, St. Paul's current president, could neither confirm nor deny this during a phone conversation with SaharaReporters. Further verification with the Office of Alumni Affairs is also currently impossible, the school said, because the college has been closed since June 2013 to loss of its accreditation. "[Oduah] realized very early in life the indispensability of a sound education in her growth plans in life and therefore pursued her education with all diligence and sense of purpose," her documents claimed, adding that a determination "to have the best education at the highest level" prompted her stay at the Virginia college in 1983 for the MBA programme. Culled from Naij

Oyo orders closure of schools in Iseyin To avert a religious crisis in Iseyin Local Government Area, the Oyo State Government on Monday ordered the closure of all public primary and secondary schools in the area. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that schools in the state resumed for the second term on Monday. NAN also reports that the Ministry of Education had on Sunday announced on the state-owned electronic media that students in the area should stay away from their schools indefinitely. NAN gathered that the indefinite closure was a preemptive strategy to prevent a clash between students of two religious faiths over mode of dressing. The Chairman of the council, Alhaji Yusuph Saheed, said that the directive of the government was necessary to forestall crisis in the ancient town and its environs. “The state government is very proactive and sensitive to religious matters; that is why the announcement of the closure was made. “As it is now, we are working round the clock to return our students to class as soon as possible. “Security of lives and property is very paramount and important to the government, but I can assure you that the matter would be settled amicably soon,” Saheed said. A NAN correspondent, who visited some schools in Ado-Awaye, Osoogun, Wasinmi and Igbolasa, reports that they were all deserted. Some students were, however, sighted playing football on major streets of communities in the council area. Culled from Punch

CHAN: NFF confident, disagrees with Keshi on preparation With just days to the commencement of the 2014 African Nations Championship (Chan) in South Africa, head coach of the Super Eagles, Stephen Keshi insists he still does not have a team. Keshi said on Saturday after the Super Eagles defeated Ethiopia’s Walya Ibex 2-1 in their latest build-up game for the Chan, decided at the Abuja National Stadium. The Nigeria gaffer was full of praise for his charges following the win against the Ethiopians but warned that expectation levels must not be placed at the rafters. “I know there is still more work to be done in the team. And I continue to maintain that I still do not have a team because it is not possible to build a team for a major tournament in three weeks. Not even (Fabio) Capello or (Arsene) Wenger can do that,” Keshi told reporters after Saturday’s game. NFF’s President Aminu Maigari strongly disagrees that the federation allowed only three weeks preparation for Keshi. “The federation accommodates the programmes of the coaches. Building of a team begins from the day a coach is given a job. It begins with qualification matches. You use different players in matches and you organise a pool of players so that you are ready for injuries or other challenges. The federation has done enough for the coaches to deliver and we have confidence in them that they will deliver,” Maigari had reacted to earlier complaint on short preparation. Keshi noted that the win against Ethiopia, a side he rated highly, was important for their preparations for the Chan. “I have to praise my boys for beating the Ethiopians. This is a team that has been together for the past six years. “So, the boys did well, though, they sort of got tired in the second half but they really did their best and I feel they will get better by the time the competition begins,” he said. The Eagles will begin their preliminary campaign at the 2014 Chan on January 11 against Mali in Cape Town. They will then face Mozambique in their second game at the tournament on January 15 before rounding off their Group A campaign against hosts, South Africa four days later, also in Cape Town. Culled from Vanguard

Jose Mourinho was left to reflect on a job well done after this afternoon's 2-0 victory at Derby in the FA Cup. Like at Southampton on Wednesday, the first half was entertaining and end to end, if shorn of goals, and like at Southampton it needed a second-half header to open the scoring. After Michael Essien was replaced John Mikel Obi took the captain's armband, and, on his 300th appearance in a Chelsea shirt, capped his day with a goal, thumping home Willian's free-kick with a bullet header. Oscar added a second soon after, swerving the ball past Derby's keeper Lee Grant with a fine strike, and the remaining minutes were played out in relative comfort as we eventually eased into the fourth round, where a home tie with Stoke City awaits. Jose Mourinho said he was delighted with his side's attitude against a side going well in the Championship… 'The game was difficult,' said Mourinho. 'In the first half we played quite well, we were not far from scoring but it was still 0-0 at half-time and that is a big risk, because after that if the opponent scores you are in trouble 'They got the message that in the second half we needed an extra intensity. I decided to change Essien for Eden Hazard to bring an extra attacking player on to make it more difficult for them. 'The team played seriously, we won, job done.' It was a landmark day for John Mikel Obi, in many respects… 'I never recognise his ability to score goals!' the Portuguese laughed. 'I recognise his ability to play as an anchorman, to play that position in a very comfortable way, with no mistakes. He reads the game well, plays in an intelligent and safe way, but I never recognise his goalscoring appetite. 'There was a smile on my face [when he scored]. For some reason Essien gave him the armband, normally it should go to Ashley Cole, so maybe it made him believe he was a goalscorer! 'It was important for us, we were dominating and dominating, creating and creating but the goal was not arriving. It was like the winning goal.' Culled from Naij

ON THE MATCH THIS AFTERNOON FT Nottingham Forest 5 - 0 West Ham United 82' Sunderland 2 - 1 Carlisle United 66' Derby County 0 - 0 Chelsea 38' Liverpool 0 - 0 Oldham Athletic 38' Port Vale 2 - 0 Plymouth Argyle 17:30 Manchester United ? - ? Swansea City

UNIJOS moves to avert fresh ASUU strike Jos – Management of the University of Jos has said it is addressing errors made in the payment of earned allowances to members of staff over which the institution’s branch of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared a fresh industrial action. The branch at a meeting last Friday resolved not to participate in any academic activities until members are paid their earned allowances as presented to the Federal Government and approved, dashing hopes of the resumption of lectures today (Monday) after over six months. Registrar of the university, Mr. Danjuma Jilly- Dandam said in a statement that earned allowances were paid to all staff in October and December last year but that a few errors were noted in the payment which are “being addressed with dispatch.” The statement said payment of five months salary arrears arising from the strike to all academic staff had been completed and described the action of the ASUU branch as “detrimental to the continuous academic pursuit of the university.” “Management wishes to reaffirm that the Academic Calendar approved by Senate of the University of Jos which directed that lectures should commence on Monday January 6, 2014 subsists”, the statement added. However, the institution’s chapter of ASUU in statement jointly signed by the Chairman, Dr. David Jangkam and Secretary, N. Wannang said members resolved not to participate in academic activities over some internal issues it alleged the management refused to address. It alleged that the N1.16 billion Naira released by the Federal Government to the university as earned allowances was disbursed arbitrarily without recourse to the initial computation for 2010 to 2012 or the verified computation in 2013. “Instead the University of Jos administration shared the money as it deemed fit without regard to whether staff earned same entitlement or not, thus resulting in some members getting far less than what they are entitled to and most members getting nothing at all”, the statement said. Meanwhile, a Senate meeting fixed for tomorrow with the agendum “Urgent Academic Issues” is expected to discuss the issue with a view to averting another long strike by lecturers. Culled from vanguard

Doctors suspend planned strike The umbrella body of the dental and medical practitioners- the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), has suspended for now, its earlier directive to all members in Nigeria to withdraw their services from tomorrow, Monday, January 6. This is to allow for full implementation of all the elements of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) within the government set timelines. NMA President, Osahon Enabulele, stated this at a press briefing at the end of the Emergency National Executive Committee of the association in Abuja, Sunday. According to him: “All medical and dental practitioners nationwide are hereby directed to continue to render their normal and highly cherished services to the lovely and caring people of Nigeria.” He noted that the NMA will on February 7, meet with government to reappraise the commitment of the government on the implementation of the MoU signed with the association and take actions as she might deem fit. Enabulele regretted that: “The decision was a very hard one to take because when you have a people who have been pushed for too long into the ambits of despair, you do not get surprise when several strategies are devised to actualised their overall objectives. “Also we recognised that we are custodians of the health of the people, we also feel to heed to the several appeals by ordinary Nigerians in spite of our deprivations. This, to us is a very great sacrifice made by our members and you know a lot of Nigerian doctors are still exiting the shores of Nigeria for other countries where there is better working tools and enabling environment.” Culled from Vanguard

KESHI EXCITED WITH THE MATCH PLAYED YESTERDAY Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance against Ethiopia’s Walya Antelopes in an international friendly. The match, which ended 2-1 in favour of the Eagles, was played at the Abuja National Stadium on Saturday. It was to prepare the Super Eagles Team B for the third edition of the African Nations Championship in South Africa from Jan. 11 to Feb. 1. Keshi told newsmen after the match that he was not bothered about the scoreline but how the players performed. The Super Eagles opened scoring as early as the fourth minute through Ifeanyi Ede and doubled the lead in the 29th minute with Uzochukwu Ugonna’s goal. But the Walya Antelopes got their consolatory goal through an own goal from Eagles’ captain and goalkeeper, Chigozie Agbim, in the 81st minute. “The scoreline is not important for me, but how key the team is in terms of discipline and tactical display, and I am happy with what I saw. “This is because it was just yesterday that we did the drills and they could remember it throughout the 90 minutes. So, I am impressed,’’ Keshi said. The Super Eagles coach added that the team met a good opposition who had been together for a long time. “Their team (Ethiopia) is a national team and they have been together for a long time and they have experience, because it is the same team we played against in Calabar (during the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers last November),’’ Keshi said. He however noted that the Super Eagles were far from being set for the championship (in South Africa) and they needed to keep working on all departments of their game. Ethiopia’s coach Sewnet Bishaw was also impressed with his players’ performance, saying ”it was a good game for my players and they played nice in spite of the scoreline. “The purpose of the game was to gain experience and we have gained a lot. This is because both goals scored by the Eagles were from throw-ins. “So, we have taken that as our mistake and we will have to work on that before the championship starts. “Also, we will correct the other mistakes we discovered and build a very strong team for CHAN,” Bishaw said. He expressed optimism that both teams would go far in the championship basically meant for players featuring in their country’s local league. The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that the Super Eagles have been drawn in Group A of the championship with hosts South Africa, Mali and Mozambique.

Ooni, Alaafin supremacy tussle ends soon via Vanguard Traditional rulers in the South-west have restated their resolve to end the rivalry between the Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuwade, and Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi. This came just as the monarchs said they would likely mediate in the feud between former President Olusegun Obasanjo and her daughter, Mrs. Iyabo Obasanjo. This was disclosed at a meeting held by the Yoruba Obas Conflict Resolution Committee at the Premier Hotel in Ibadan yesterday. The Ooni and Alaafin have for many years been embroiled in a supremacy tussle among Yoruba monarchs. While noting that the cause of enmity among monarchs in the zone was ego, the committee assured that it would not be distracted from its mandate. The Olugbo of Ugboland, Oba Fredrick Obateru Akinruntan, the chairman of the committee, said, “ We have achieved a lot after setting up this committee. We discovered that the genesis of rivalry among Yoruba obas was nothing but ego. We have succeeded in that we have been able to make our traditional rulers speak with one voice”. On the Alaafin and Ooni feud, he said, “They are our senior obas. We are not competent to judge them. We are their children. They have been our rulers for many years. But we are sure they would come together very soon”. Akinruntan added,” “On the feud between Obasanjo and Iyabo, it is a family matter and it is also a political matter. “We don’t want to make comments on it. We will see what we can do about it. We will settle it in a matter of time. When we leave here, we will meet Obasanjo to know what actually happened.” This is a welcome development if they can resolve the matters between them.

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