A cargo plane carrying the remains of 74 South Africans killed in Prophet TB Joshua's church building collapse landed in Pretoria, South Africa today, two months after the accident.According to AFP, a chartered Antonov plane laden with four mortuary vans landed at the Waterkloof air force base shortly before 8am GMT in an event carried live by public broadcaster SABC. Nigeria released the bodies last night after a high-level government delegation led by Jeff Radebe, a minister in the presidency, spent a week in Nigeria to fast-track the repatriation process.The...

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PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan, on Thursday,
flagged off the implementation of the
$1.5billion (about N260billion) Quantum
Petrochemical Complex in Ibeno, Akwa Ibom
State.
The state-of-the-art facility will produce a
range of petrochemicals including
polyethylene, polypropylene and methanol.
He also commissioned the Uquo Gas Processing
Facility built by Seven Energy and operated by
Frontier Oil Limited, an indigenous company.
Speaking moments after unveiling the plaque
of the petrochemical project, Jonathan
observed that the plant is a major investment
which will create jobs and and rob off on other
industries in the country.
He praised the chairman of the Board of the
company, Mr. Jim Ovia, for his commitment to
the development of the nation, saying, "you
have decided to bring the money back home."
Jonathan, who described Ovia as "one of those
making Nigerians proud," similarly thanked the
owners of the land upon which the plant is
being built as well a the Ibeno community for
ensuring its security.
In his remarks, Governor Godswill Akpabio of
Akwa Ibom State, pointed out that the owner
of the plant decided on his own accord to site
it in the state without being lobbied.
He lauded the President for personally coming
to perform the groundbreaking ceremony, thus
providing it with Presidential Seal of approval.
"Mr. President, you said nothing can stop you,
not even ebola, to be personally present to put
the Presidential seal of approval on the
project," the governor remarked.
Speaking earlier, Ovia disclosed that the
project is being executed at the cost of
$1.5billion.
He noted the importance of the project
because of the derivatives it will produce
which are necessary to produce other essential
goods in the country.
Ovia said: "The importance of developing
capacity within the petrochems industry
should not be underestimated. Petrochemicals
provide the foundation for manufacturing
industries; for example, construction,
packaging, pharmaceuticals, agriculture,
textiles, etc.
"Petrochemicals are vital to our everyday life:
the plastic bottles that allow us to drink
sanitary water, the clothes that we wear, the
fertilisers that we use to grow crops, the tires
on our cars that brought us here today, the
shovel that we use to break the ground, the
cosmetics that ladies among us applied today,
the pharmaceuticals we take everyday to enjoy
a healthy life; all are derivatives of
petrochemicals of some form.
"This petrochemical park will enable a whole
host of local industries to sprout and flourish:
providing significant employment opportunities
for Nigerians."
Ovia commended the President for his
presence at the occasion, describing as a
demonstration of his support of the
transformation of all sectors of the country.
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TOP 5 WORST “DEMOCRATICALLY
ELECTED PRESIDENTS” IN AFRICA
By Isidore Kpotufe
For many, democracy is the most suitable
– if not the best political system for
Africa. But a more serious analyses shows
that this political system, regarded as the
“best” has done more harm than good to
“ordinary Africans” – simply because it is
an imported one. Not when it [democracy]
means civil war, tribal conflict, lie, steal
etc. Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Libya, Senegal, the
two Sudans, Nigeria...are all evidence to
attest to this assertion.
Africa should look for a political system in
harmony with indigenous African values and
practices and institutions that will better
work for the populace especially the poor
who are worst hit by the crimes of the
“terrorist leaders”. Not a single African
country has been able to achieve greater
heights of economic freedom and prosperity
of her population under the current western
style democratic jurisdictions.
1. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan – Nigeria (scores
30%)
The current Nigerian Government led by
Goodluck Jonathan appears to be more than
incompetent, in fact non-existent. The future
of the country and its youth-dominated
population has been put into jeopardy by
careless leaders. Corruption and economic
crimes have assumed an unimaginable larger
than life dimension since Jonathan’s
assumption of office (though corruption has
existed all this while in Nigeria, the difference
is that it’s becoming the order of the day)
and the statutory institutions created to
combat these hydra-headed monsters of
economic crimes (EFCC and ICPC) have lost
their way giving political office-holders like
governors and ministers the opportunity to
feast on public funds kept in their care.
President Jonathan’s daughter recently
received over 80 unjustifiable luxury cars for
her traditional wedding ceremony: this is a
well calculated corruption in daylight. The
consequence is that basic infrastructure such
as roads and electricity have become
comatose, resulting in unemployment because
factories and operators in the real
manufacturing sector are closing shops.
Bomb blasts are regular as Boko Haram, the
much talked about Islamic sect intensifies
deadly attacks on daily basis – with an
unprecedented one being the abduction of
more than 200 female students in Chibock,
Borno State. And bizarrely, Mr. Jonathan has
remained highly insensitive to the plight of
many Nigerians on the issue to extent that he
paradoxically admits Boko Haram form part
of his government.
2. Uruhu Kenyatta – Kenya (scores 35%)
Kenya’s case for democracy is a more than an
interesting one. Its political leaders have
endangered the country’s destiny in the name
of western style democracy in a bid to
actually satisfy their parochial interest.
Politicians like Mwai Kibaki, Raila Odinga,
William Wruto and Uruhu Kenyatta are all
selfish leaders who threw the country into
havoc – and some continue to do so. Kibaki
and Odinga were responsible for the death of
more than 1 000 people and the
displacement of nearly half a million others.
Today Uruhu Kenyatta and William Ruto are
president and vice president respectively and
they have not been able to be up to
expectations. Under their watch, the
populace feel more and more uncertain and
hopeless about the future as insecurity,
tribalism...cripple down the economy.
3. John Dramani Mahama – Ghana (scores
35%)
President Mahatma’s term in office has been
characterised by increasing hardships and
hopelessness of the populace in the economy.
Mahama is leading a country considered as
the “gateway” to West Africa, regarded as
“true model” of democracy in Africa and
whose economy has all these years been
described as vibrant. But beyond the surface
of these descriptions, there are darker sides:
constant increase in price of petroleum
products, mismanagement of public funds,
corrupt activities, incompetence and
immaturity on the side of his ministers to
provide solutions to some of the country’s
basic problems and implement policies in the
interest of the larger population are among
challenges facing the country under his
leadership.
Some public schools do not have chalks,
school feeding programs are stuck because
they are in arrears, the county is currently in
the state of power shortages resulting in
electricity cut-outs practically on daily bases,
graduate unemployment is on the rise, the
educational sector is constrained with huge
challenges; in the midst of all these problems
Mr. Mahama solicited a $156 million World
Bank loan facility of which a colossal amount
will be used for the distribution of free
sanitary pads to school girls.
Demonstrations, strikes and popular protest
are some of the legacies he would have left at
the end of his tenure.
4. Jacob Zumah – South Africa (scores 40%)
President Zuma’s government has lurched
from one scandal to the next over the years
and the country’s economy is failing to grow
despite the never-ending promises of the
president. In South Africa like in many other
African countries, the justice system is being
manipulated to favour and protect those at
the very top. Corruption is at its highest
echelon, with the president most certainly
leading from the front. The education system
being so fragile cannot get some of the most
basic things right. Industrial strikes, nepotism
and tribalism are becoming the orders of the
day as the political system gets more and
more convoluted. One palpable example is
the nomination of Zuma’s daughter aged 25
in a top ministerial position.
5. Allassane Dramane Ouattara – Côte d’Ivoire
(scores 40%)
Mr. Ouattara is sitting on a “throne of
blood”. He could not have assumed the office
of the presidency without a strong backing of
western powers to mention France in this
regard. The French military forces together
with United Nations’ helped to overthrow
Laurent Gbagbo, former Ivorian president
accused of being a dictator following his
refusal to concede defeat when he was
alleged to have lost the November 2010
presidential election to then opposition
leader and now president of Ivory Coast
Allassane Dramane Ouattara. During this
period about 3,000 people were killed in
fights opposing the loyalist forces of the then
two presidential rivals, Mr. Ouattara and Mr.
Gbagbo and over 50 women were raped.
After his assumption of the presidency,
President Ouattara was expected to use his
presidential power to influence the
reconciliation process and that unity and
peace be brought back in the country – it is
surprisingly the opposite. He is using the
victor’s justice to protect allies and loyalists.
The world largest producer of cocoa has
basic infrastructural challenges; and the
living condition of the hardworking farmers
remains very undesirable.
Isidore Kpotufe is a blogger and web
journalist.

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Pandemonium is currently reigning at Thomas
Bus stop, Ajegunle on Ikorodu Road as three
young men are feared to have been shot dead
by policemen from the Ajegunle Police
Station.
It was learnt that the men were among some
residents of the area, who were protesting
against the killing of two young men in the
same area by policemen on Friday.
Policemen were said to have pursued four
men, who jumped into the lagoon, but
policemen reportedly opened fire on them,
killing two instantly. Two lucky ones managed
to escape.
The security operatives alleged that the men,
who were bus drivers, were in possession of,
smoking or selling marijuana (Indian Hemp).
On Saturday, some aggrieved young men in
the area, however, began a protest against the
killing, while some policemen reportedly
opened live bullet on them killing three
youths instantly.
The booming of guns could still be heard as of
the time of filing this report while the two
lanes of the expressway have been blocked to
both human and vehicular traffic.
A source told our correspondent that the
casualty figure could still be higher as the
policemen continued their manhunt for some
suspected hoodlums.
The Mile 12-Ikorodu area had recently
become a theartre of war between two cult
groups, resulting in the death of some
residents while several vehicles and personal
belongings of the beleaguered residents had
been destroyed.

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