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Nigeria Press Review 19.6. – 26.6.2020 June 2020 Nigeria Office Nigeria Press Review 19.6. – 26.6.2020 Welcome to Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung’s Nigeria Weekly Press Review The weekly press review seeks to explore and keep you informed on selected issues relating to politics, business and economy, insecurity, infrastructure and development, health related issues, new trends and matters bothering on COVID-19 and the situation in Nigeria. Content Party Crisis: Pandemonium in APC as President Buhari Dissolves National Working Committee, Obaseki Emerges PDP Governorship Candidate World Bank Provides Credit Facility to Support Power Sector as Federal Government Adopts Measures to Reactivate the Economy ECOWAS: Buhari Speaks on Common Currency as ECOWAS Endorses Okonjo Iweala for WTO Director General Demolition of Nigerian High Commission Building in Ghana: Ghana Government to Rebuild Demolished Structure Anti-Corruption: Controversy Rages over Magu’s Replacement as AGF submits Damaging Report to Buhari Insecurity: Security Agencies Seek for Collaboration as Senate President, Others call for Sack of Service Chiefs over Increased Attacks Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e. V. N igeria Office June 2020 2 Party Crisis: Pandemonium in APC as Presi- World Bank Provides Credit Facility to Support dent Buhari Dissolves National Working Com- Power Sector as Federal Government Adopts mittee, Obaseki Emerges PDP Governorship Measures to Reactivate the Economy Candidate Worried by the poor electricity situation in Nige- The tussle over the All Progressive Congress ria, the World Bank has approved a $750m credit (APC) party leadership has continued to escalate support for Nigeria’s power sector, saying that following the suspension of Adams Oshiomhole the country loses about $28bn annually to power with majority of the party’s National Working shortages. It said the facility titled “Power Sector Committee (NWC) endorsing Abiola Ajimobi as Recovery Operation” would assist in improving national chairman over Victor Giadom. Yusuf Alli electricity supply, achieve financial and fiscal sus- et al, The Nation (21st June) write. Following the tainability, and enhance accountability in Nige- National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting at- ria’s power sector. Babajide Komolafe and Ediri tended by President Muhammadu Buhari which Ejoh report in Vanguard News (25th June) was convened by the suspended Deputy National Secretary of the party, Victor Giadom, 18 mem- Meanwhile, as part of efforts by the federal gov- bers of the NWC loyal to the sacked national ernment to reactivate the nation’s economy fol- chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, have threatened lowing the Covid-19 pandemic disruptions, the to drag the party to court over the dissolution of Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved a the NWC, insisting that the NEC meeting was ille- N2.3tn stimulus plan to support the nation’s gal. Olalekan Adebayo and John Alechenu Punch economy. Giving details of the funds, the Minister News (26th June) write. of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, said that the funds will be distributed to critical sectors of the economy. Meanwhile, the Edo State governor, Godwin Oba- Olalekan Adetayo writes in Punch News (25th seki, has won the People’s Democratic Party’s June). governorship primary election which was con- ducted on Thursday. The other aspirants had ear- On Nigeria’s debt profile, Zainab said the federal lier stepped down for Obaseki to run as a sole government does not plan to ask for deferment candidate of the party. Tony Isiguzo and of debt repayment for its commercial and bilat- Ighomuaye Lucky write in Sun News (26th June). eral loans. This contradicts the earlier position of Godwin Obaseki had joined the People’s Demo- the government in April to approach bilateral and cratic Party (PDP) following his resignation from multilateral lenders in May to waive debt pay- the All Progressive Congress (APC) due to disa- ments this year due to the negative effects of the greements with Adams Oshiomhole over issues pandemic on Nigeria’s economy. Ahmed had said including Obaseki’s unverified certificate. Van- the government did not intend to suspend Euro- guard News (19th June) reports. Meanwhile, bond payments, but planned to seek relief from Osagie Ize-Iyamu won the Edo APC governorship its biggest bilateral creditor, China This Day News primary election. Joshua Odeyemi of the Daily (25th June) details. Trust News (22nd June) explains. In a similar note, the Deputy Governor of Ondo ECOWAS: Buhari Speaks on Common Currency state, Agboola Ajayi has resigned from the APC as ECOWAS Endorses Okonjo Iweala for WTO following alleged disagreements with the state Director General governor, Rotimi Akeredolu. The Cable News (21st June) writes. Ajayi alleged, that Akeredolu was in- Following President Buhari’s nomination of Ngozi volved in the situation where the police harassed Okonjo Iweala for the seat of the Director Gen- him at the government house. He accused him of eral of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), plans to impeach him. John Ogunsemore, Herald against the African Union (AU) consensus candi- News (24th News) details. date, the Economic Community of West-African States (ECOWAS) has jointly endorsed the candi- dacy of Iweala for the position. Reuters (22nd June) details. On the proposed ECOWAS common currency, President Buhari has raised concerns that the ambition could be jeopardized if member states Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e. V. N igeria Office June 2020 3 do not comply with the agreed processes of lem writes in Vanguard News (23rd June). Simi- reaching the collective goal especially the deci- larly, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) said sion of some Francophone countries to replace that the incident exposed incompetence in the the CFA Franc with Eco ahead of the rest of ECO- presidency. Seun Opejobi, Daily Post News (22nd WAS member states. Terhemba Daka, Guardian June) details. Meanwhile, the presidency has said News (23rd June) explains. On the same note, ex- that it would not engage in any fight with Ghana perts have backed President Buhari on his opin- over the issue. Innocent Oweh, Independent ion. According to the former Deputy Governor, News (25th June) details. Central Bank of Nigeria, Obadiah Mailafia, “it was wrong for the Francophone countries to unilater- ally take the decision to replace the CFA Franc Anti-Corruption: Controversy Rages over with Eco. They have simply gone ahead to create Magu’s Replacement as AGF submits Damag- a fait accompli. It is not good for Nigeria as it has ing Report to Buhari taken the leadership process from Nigeria, which accounts for up to 70 per cent of West Africa’s The tenure of the current acting chairman of the GDP”. Olalekan Adetayo and Femi Asu, Punch Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), News (24th June) explain. Ibrahim Magu, has been marked by controversy from several quarter especially with the report of corruption against Magu by the Attorney General Demolition of Nigerian High Commission of the Federation (AGF), Abubakar Malami which Building in Ghana: Ghana Government to Re- was submitted to President Buhari. In the report, build Demolished Structure Malami outlined various violations including cor- ruption, diversion of confiscated assets, among The President of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo, has others. Dike Onwuamaeze, This Day (19th June) tendered an apology to the Government of Nige- explains. Malami also submitted the names of ria and has promised to rebuild the structure three persons to President Buhari to consider within the Nigerian High Commission in Ghana one of them as possible replacement for Magu. which was demolished early in the week. He also Vanguard News (22nd June) details. Meanwhile, promised to take action against the perpetrators. Malami’s report has sparked outrage in the me- BBC News (24th June) and Fortune Abang, PM dia as citizens have called on the president to News (25th June) explain. sack Malami over the allegations against Magu. A northern Nigerian group, Kanuri Collective The Nigerian High Commission in Ghana was de- Agenda (KCA), in calling for malami’s sack said, molished after a Ghanaian businessman claimed “Malami has provided opposition parties with that the building was sitting on his land. It was re- weapons to rubbish Buhari’s anti-corruption war ported that he had earlier presented evidence to and take his administration to the cleaners”. Ni- support his claim before the demolition. How- geria Tribune (21st June) and The Nation (22nd ever, Nigeria’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Geof- June) report. frey Onyeama, condemned the act and described it as a criminal attack while demanding for urgent Similarly, the People’s Democracy Party (PDP) has action from the Ghanaian government. Dennis restated its call for the sack of Magu citing the Erezi, Guardian News (21st June) writes. Similarly, memo by the AGF as an affirmation of its stance the International Human Rights Commission of Magu’s financial impropriety which has further (IHRC) condemned the attack saying it was a exposed the corruption that has marred the in- breach of international conventions. Samson Ate- tegrity of the Buhari government. Azimazi kojo Usman, PM News (24th June) explains. De- Momoh Jimoh of the Guardian News (20th June) fending the action, a Ghanaian Chief blamed the writes. Meanwhile, the inability of President Nigerian High Commission for trespassing on the Buhari to include Magu’s name for confirmation land. Aishat Babatunde, Premium Times (22nd along with over 207 names sent by the President June) details. and confirmed by the Senate in the last one year, has raised concerns among citizens that the Pres- Reacting to the development, the House of Rep- ident may has been aware of Magu’s unsuitability resentatives faulted the action of Onyeama and for the position. Eniola Akinkuotu of Punch News urged President Buhari to invoke the diplomatic (21st June) details. principle of reciprocity against Ghana. Tordue Sa- Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e. V. N igeria Office June 2020 4 Insecurity: Security Agencies Seek Collabora- country.
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