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 South Sudan ready to resume oil exports South Sudan could resume oil production "as early as tomorrow" almost a year after fighting in neighbouring Sudan ruptured a key pipeline, the government said on Tuesday, AFP reported. The landlocked country's vital oil had been shipped to global markets from Port Sudan on the Red Sea, with Sudan taking a cut as a transit fee. But the pipeline was damaged in February clashes between Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, dramatically denting the young nation's economy. After months of shutdown, South Sudan's government said production would resume from part of a facility operated by Dar Petroleum Operating Company (DPOC). "The Ministry of Petroleum and partners would like to declare that the kick-off date for DPOC resumption is as early as tomorrow," Minister of Petroleum Puot Kang Chol said at a press briefing in capital Juba. He said the ministry was "directing DPOC... to immediately em...
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OHANAEZE JAN 10 ELECTION: ADF WARNS AGAINST IMPOSITION OF EX-IGP OKIRO AS PRESIDENT GENERAL. (PHOTO).

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 Ohanaeze Jan 10 election: ADF warns against imposition of ex-IGP Okiro as President General


Alaigbo Development Foundation (ADF), a frontline Igbo think tank, has warned against the imposition of former Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mike Okiro, as the President General of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo.


The warning was coming ahead of the forthcoming national elections of the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation.


National President of ADF and former President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Prof. Ukachukwu Awuzie, in a statement, said that the ADF is not against the emergence of any candidate as the President-General of the organisation, but it must be through a clean and accepted process.


He said: “Due process must be followed to ensure that Ndigbo worldwide bought into the emerging leadership, just as it opposed the perspective that Chief Okiro who joined the police as a Rivers State man when his brother was Eze in Imo State, may be very serious with Igbo affairs.


“ADF admonishes Rivers State Ohanaeze Ndigbo to ensure that due process is followed by complying with the Ohanaeze Constitution, which stipulate that they shortlist three candidates to be voted for, and publish same before the election.


“Ohanaeze Rivers State should ensure that they put their house in order to claim what is rightfully theirs. We challenge all good spirited Ndigbo in Rivers State such as Ndi Eze, politicians and technocrats, among others, to stand up to be counted in this period that the position of President-General is deemed to be theirs. This, they must do by ensuring that they present and support candidate who is not ashamed of Igboness, and are administratively exposed to take Ohanaeze to international heights.


“We, however, warn that if Igbo people in Rivers State by any act of commission or omission, allow apparent chameleonic characters who are from Rivers State in the day, and from other states in the night, to be manipulatively imposed on them, they should not blame other Igbo people.”


Regarding the continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu, ADF described it as condemnable and unacceptable, pointing out that a situation where people who committed heinous crimes were set free while a freedom fighter was kept inside the dungeon in perpetuity was bad.


It viewed as discriminatory, the recent order by the House of Representatives for the release of the detained leader of the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore whereas the IPOB leader remains in detention for years.


ADF said the situation where there are different rules for different ethnic groups in the country is unacceptable, and also condemned the arrest, arraignment and detention of human rights activist and lawyer, Dele Farotimi, warning that the situation that the security agencies and judicial officers make themselves available to be used by powerful persons to settle scores with their enemies, is inimical to the democracy.

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