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Clashes Continue as Egypt's Interim President Urges Reconciliation
by Funmi Ojuroye July 23, 2013 Clashes in Egypt have continued early Tuesday, despite a plea from the country's interim president urging people to remain calm and abstain from violence. Supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi were involved in fighting Tuesday near Cairo University's main campus in Giza, where police broke up the violence. Hours earlier, Interim President Adly Mansour spoke on state television, telling Egyptians that reconciliation is necessary for the country to move forward. Clashes Monday between supporters and opponents of Mr. Morsi left four people dead and dozens more wounded. Security officials said Monday's fighting started with stone-throwing when a group of Morsi supporters passed near Tahrir Square during a protest march. Mr. Morsi's family has spoken out against Egypt's military, accusing it of kidnapping him. The former president's son, Osama Morsi, threatened to use legal measures to gain his father's release. At a n...
One killed, 500 cattle rustled in Plateau
From FUNMI OJUROYE •Stakeholders meet, seek peace Southern Senatorial Zone of Plateau State stakeholders yesterday met to deliberate on how to end the recurring violence in the area. The Southern senatorial zone consists of Wase, Langtang South, Langtang North, Quanpan, Mikang and Shendam local government areas. The meeting was called at the instance of the Special Task Force (STF) on Jos crisis following recurring attacks by gunmen on the six local government areas. Shortly after the STF Commander, Maj-Gen. Henry Ayoola, rose to speak, there was report that over 500 cattle were rustled in Longvel community in Shendam Local Government Area of the state. It was learnt that about 100 armed men allegedly stormed the community, killing one person as they made away with 500 cattle. An eye witness, who did not want his name mentioned, told journalists that the armed rustlers shot sporadically into the air in order to scare people away before carrying out their nefarious act. Th...
Vote against LG autonomy, ACN tells lawmakers
Written by Jacob Segun Olatunji and Kolawole Daniel - Abuja Tuesday, 23 July 2013 01:52 раскрутка сайто AS the House of Representatives kick-start debate and voting on the recommendations of its ad hoc committee on Constitution Review, strong indication has emerged of a directive from the leadership of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) to its lawmakers to vote against autonomy for local governments. This is coming just as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members, jolted by the directive from the ACN leadership to its members, scheduled a meeting for 9.00 p.m on Monday, to brainstorm on the ongoing constitution amendment process. Sources told the Nigerian Tribune in Abuja that the national leadership of ACN had directed all its members to vote against some key items in the recommendations in the constitution amendment, especially the aspect that sought to recognise local government as third tier of government, so that it could enjoy financial autonomy. W...