Adeleke’s Daughter Graduates From Nigerian Varsity

Adebukola Adeleke, the youngest daughter of Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has graduated from a Nigerian University. Media mogul and close friend of the governor, Dele Momodu, made this known in a post on his verified Instagram page on Sunday. Momodu said Adebukola, who graduated from Mass Communication Department at Adeleke University in Ede, Osun State, was part of the graduands at the 9th convocation ceremony of the institution on Sunday. In his congratulatory message to his daughter and her fellow graduates, the Governor admonished them to go and conquer the world while being a good ambassador of the institution in all their post-school activities. He said: “Education makes a major difference in what and how we become anything in life. It is a tool we cannot do without. “Be a good ambassador of this university in all your post-school activities. You are blessed already by these attainments. “The sky is no longer your limit. So go out and conquer the wider world.” Adeleke also thanked friends, families and well-wishers for celebrating with him on the occasion of his daughter’s graduation and a year anniversary of his victory at the poll.

How NSA Ribadu, Uzodinma ‘Forced’ Adamu To Resign As APC National Chairman

More details have emerged revealing what led to the resignation of the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Adamu.

makeitupnews had reported earlier that Adamu and the party’s National Secretary, Iyiola Omisore, reportedly resigned from their position on Sunday. It was gathered that the APC National Chairman resigned to save himself from being removed from office. A source, who was privy to the details of the resignation, told WesternPost that Adamu was forced out over many issues, which included his non-support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. According to the source, for the past two weeks, elements within the party have been calling for his resignation, threatening to remove him at the next National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting if he fails to resign. The source further revealed that the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu was one of the people who told Adamu to resign because he had become a liability to the party. He was, however, forced to step down as the party chairman after Imo State Governor and Chairman of the Progressives Governors’ Forum, Hope Uzodinma, told him that if he didn’t resign, they would remove him at the next NEC meeting. Those calling for Adamu’s resignation accused him of working against the President during the party’s presidential primaries, publicly supporting former Senate President Ahmed Lawan, failing to fully back Tinubu even after securing the party’s ticket and mismanaging the party’s funds.

Tinubu Meets UN Deputy Secretary-General, Mohammed At AU Summit [Photos]

makeitupnews reports that the Nigerian leader met with the former Minister of Environment on the sidelines of the 5th Mid-Year African Union (AU) Coordination meeting in Nairobi, Kenya.

In a tweet via his verified Twitter handle, President Tinubu said he enjoyed the engaging conversation he had with the UN deputy scribe. He wrote: “I enjoyed an engaging conversation with the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Amina Mohammed, this evening on the sidelines of the 5th AU coordination meeting in Nairobi, Kenya.” Below are some of the photos from the meeting.

Past Plundering, Exploitation Of Africa Will Not Be Repeated – Tinubu President Tinubu has said past plundering and exploitation of the African continent would not be allowed to repeat itself. The President stated this on Sunday at the Fifth Mid-Year Coordination Meeting (5thMYCM) of the African Union (AU), the Regional Economic Communities (RECs), the Regional Mechanisms (RMs), and the African Union Member-States in Nairobi, Kenya. In his speech entitled “Address on Status of Regional Integration in ECOWAS,” Tinubu called for good governance to ensure a prosperous future for Africa, free from the exploitations of the past. President, in his capacity as the Chairperson of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, announced plans to strengthen the coalition’s Standby Force to deter coups and combat terrorism in the sub-region. In a statement by his Special Adviser on Special Duties, Communications and Strategy, Dele Alake, the Nigerian leader reaffirmed Africa’s unity and strength while strongly rejecting the notion of a new scramble for Africa.

Full List: Tinubu Names Tunde Rahman, Sikiru Adekunle, 18 Others As Aides

A longtime media adviser Tunde Rahman of President Bola Tinubu has appointed as his senior special assistant (SSA) on media matters with 19 more aides. This is coming about three weeks after the president made the last set of major appointments. A native of Iwo in Osun State, Rahman was political editor of the Daily Times before he moved over to the Punch where he headed the Abuja bureau of the newspaper and later the group news editor of the paper at its headquarters in Lagos.

He thereafter moved to ThisDay newspaper where he held several editorial positions, including the editorship of the Sunday paper. Rahman recently bagged an MBA from the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom. Sikiru Adekunle Tinubu was also named among 19 other special assistants, personal assistants, and photographers, recently appointed by the president. Before his appointment, he was Director Critical Care Unit at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), according to his LinkedIn profile. Ibrahim Masari was appointed SSA on political matters while Abdulaziz Abdulaziz was appointed SSA on print media, reports Premium Times. Others are Damilotun Aderemi – senior special assistant (private secretary); Toyin Subair – senior special assistant (domestic); O’tega Ogra – senior special assistant (digital/new media); Demola Oshodi – senior special assistant (protocol); Tope Ajayi – senior special assistant (media and public affairs); Yetunde Sekoni – senior special assistant; Motunrayo Jinadu – senior special assistant; Segun Dada – special assistant (social media); and Paul Adekanye – special assistant (logistics). Also on the list are Friday Soton – special assistant (housekeeping); Shitta-Bey Akande – special assistant (catering); Nosa Asemota – special assistant (visual communication) personal photographer; Kamal Yusuf – personal assistant (special duties); Wale Fadairo – personal assistant (general duties); Sunday Moses – personal assistant (videography); and Taiwo Okanlawon – personal assistant (state photographer).

Just In: PDP Governors Hold First Meeting After Election In Abuja

Governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have assembled for their inaugural meeting. This gathering is taking place at the Akwa Ibom State Governor’s Lodge in Abuja.

Among those who have already arrived at the meeting venue include Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom, Dauda Lawal of Zamfara, and Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa. The forum’s director general outlines that the governors will deliberate on recent national developments spanning political, social, and economic areas. Moreover, the meeting will focus on the state of the PDP governors forum itself, the role of the PDP governors in solidifying the PDP, and the current condition of the PDP party. PDP is all out to put its house in order after some governors during the 2023 presidential election worked against the candidate of the party, Atiku Abubakar. The likes of Nyesom Wike, Samuel Ortom, Okezie Ikpeazu, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, the governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde and several others in the party allegedly worked against the party during the election. Following the conclusion of the electoral process, the opposition party is all out to put its house in order.

Joke Silva Makes Official Announcement About Her Husband, Olu Jacobs

Nollywood actress, Joke Silva has taken to social media to celebrate the birthday of her husband, Olu Jacobs. makeitupnews reports that the veteran actress, celebrated her husband, Olu Jacob as he turns 81, today, July 11th. Taking to her Instagram page, the veteran who recently opened up about marital struggles with Olu Jacobs, following his battle with dementia shared a photograph of the actor with an accompanying note.

In her message, the 61-year-old actress extended appreciation to God while extending warm wishes to her husband. She mentioned that her husband’s fans have been celebrating his birthday since May but made it clear that July 11 was the official birthday of the iconic actor. She wrote: “Showboy…Happy birthday dearest as you add plus 1 @_olujacobs.God is good…always. Sir Js fans have been celebrating his birthday since May Note …today is the official day 11th July.” Recall that the thespian recently spoke about her husband suffering from dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB), which has been happening for a couple of years. Joke Silva said the illness has affected their marriage. The movie star described her husband as an incredible father and an amazing husband, who didn’t fail in his responsibility. According to her, Olu Jacobs was practically her best friend and everything to her in their marriage, hence, in the journey of the current ailment, she sees it as taking care of her father.

Seyi Edun Reacts As Husband Adeniyi Celebrates ‘Girlfriend’s’ Birthday

Nollywood actress Seyi Edun has reacted after her husband, Adeniyi Johnson took to social media to celebrate his ‘girlfriend’s’ birthday. Naija News reports that Adeniyi, on Friday, shared photos of his mother-in-law whom he calls his girlfriend. The father of two who appreciated his wife’s mother celebrated her by wishing her the very best in life in sound health and happiness. He wrote, “Happy birthday, my mother, my girlfriend and my lover sweet grandma … thanks for being a mother indeed. I celebrate you and wish you the very best in life … keep flourishing in sound health and all-round happiness .. @i_am_shai, see my babe nao.” Reacting to the post in the comment section, Seyi asked Adeniyi to send love to her mother.

Tinubu, Akpabio meet on Senate committees’ chairmen, others

Barring any last-minute change in plan, the names of members of some select committees of the Senate will be announced this week, Sunday PUNCH reports. This is the outcome of the meeting the President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, had with President Bola Tinubu on Thursday at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, to discuss the setting up of the Senate committees.

It was gathered that Akpabio decided to have the meeting with the President because of the fierce battle among senators for the headship of some committees and to also have Tinubu’s input into the composition of the committees. The Villa meeting was the reason Akpabio’s deputy, Senator Jibrin Barau, presided over the Senate plenary on Thursday, a source added. At the meeting, it was gathered that Akpabio briefed the President on the plan by the Senate to set up what sources described as tactical panels to set the ball rolling for the constitution of the committees. Based on discussions at the Villa, it was gathered that leadership and members of a few committees would be announced this week by the Senate President. Some of the committees that may be named are that of selection, Senate Services and about four others. Informed sources said the composition of the few committees, especially that of selection, was to give members the privilege of being carried along in the selection process. A source at the Senate told Sunday PUNCH, “The President of the senate was at the Villa on Thursday to meet with President Tinubu. The idea was to name members of some of the committees that day. “In actual fact, Akpabio sent a message to some senators to inform the presiding officer, his deputy, Senator Jibrin Barau, to delay the plenary until he returned from the Villa. “But due to some issues like the jamming of the network within the chambers or members putting their phones in silence, those that the message was sent to were unable to access it before the end of the plenary. “Some saw the message about 10 minutes after the Senate had adjourned. With that, the announcement of the composition of some of the committees could not be made.” The source added, “Now, the matter is this. Some former presidential aspirants and former governors, who worked with President Tinubu during the campaign, are also rooting for major committees that are more feasible. Nigerians refer to such committees as juicy ones. “Such committees include appropriations, finance, army, works, customs and foreign affairs, among others. “Supporters of Senator Abdulaziz Yari are also coming back to bargain for the headship of some committees. But there is a possibility that they won’t get what they want. This is because there is precedence. “When Bukola Saraki emerged as the President of the Senate, those who were foot soldiers of Senator Ahmad Lawan, who was also in the race for the Senate presidency, were left without heading any committee. The likes of Senator Solomon Adeola and others were denied any significant role during the period because of their loyalty to Lawan.” It was also gathered that the Governor of Imo State, who is also the Chairman of the Progressives Governors’ Forum, Hope Uzodimma, played what was described as a significant role in the emergence of Senator Opeyemi Bamidele as the Senate Leader. Apart from Bamidele, other senators said to have indicated interest in the position were the immediate past governor of Ebonyi State, Dave Umahi, and Senator Ali Ndume. Both Umahi and Ndume played significant roles in the emergence of Akpabio as the Senate President. While Umahi served as the Chairman of his campaign committee, Ndume was its director-general. But unlike Umahi, Ndume had earlier indicated interest to contest the Senate presidency but stepped down for the former governor of Akwa Ibom State, who eventually defeated Yari. A source said Uzodimma told Ndume and his backers that throughout the eight-year reign of President Muhammadu Buhari, he was allowed to have his choice and a northerner as the Senate Majority Leader and that it would be wrong to deny Tinubu of the same opportunity of having his choice to occupy the same position. “It was very painful to Ndume and some of his backers, especially with the role the Borno State senator played in the development that threw up Akpabio, but he had no option but to agree and take the position of Senate Whip,” the source added. In the House of Representatives, the Speaker, Tajudeen Abbas, had on Thursday, June 15, 2023, constituted seven special committees for the effective take-off of the assembly. They are the Internal Security Committee led by Mohammed Danjuma; Selection Committee chaired by the Speaker himself; and Media Committee headed by Buka Ibrahim. Others are Legislative Agenda Committee, which is chaired by Prof Julius Ihonbvare; Rules and Business Committee led by Igariwey Iduma; Welfare Committee headed by Wale Raji; and Ethics and Privileges Committee led by Tunji Olawuyi. Lawmakers intensify lobbies Meanwhile, intense lobbying is going on among lawmakers over committees’ chairmanship and membership, particularly the juicy ones. Some of the lawmakers that are suspected to have been penciled down for some committees are Senator Adeola Solomon, (APC, Ogun West) for Appropriations; Senator Francis Fadahunsi, ( PDP, Osun East) for Customs and Exercise; and Abdul Ningi (PDP, Bauchi Central), who was named the Chairman of an ad hoc committee on the Niger Delta Development Commission. The 9th Senate had about 70 standing committees, but the juicy ones included Appropriations, which was chaired by Senator Jibrin Barau; Finance, Adeola; Public Accounts, Matthew Uroghide; Petroleum Resources (Upstream), Albert Bassey Akpan; Petroleum Resources (Downstream), Mohammed Nakudu; Works and Niger Delta Development Commission, Peter Nwaoboshi, who was later replaced by the Vice-Chairman, Amos Bulus; Defence (Army), Ndume; and Banking Insurance and Other Financial Institutions, Uba Sani. Other are, Power, Gabriel Suswam; Tertiary Education and TETFUND, Ahmed Baba Kaita; Gas, James Manager; Communications, Oluremi Tinubu; Aviation, Smart Adeyemi, who was later replaced by Biodun Olujimi; and Independent National Electoral Commission, Kabiru Gaya. The committees and their chairmen in the 9th Senate also included Agriculture and Productivity, Abdullahi Adamu, who was replaced by Yahaya Abdullahi when he left to become the Chairman of the APC; Air Force, Bala Ibn Na’allah; Anti-Corruption and Financial Crimes, Suleiman Kwari; Capital Market, Ibikunle Amosun; and Cooperation and Integration in Africa and NEPAD, Chimaroke Nnamani. The list also included Culture and Tourism, Rochas Okorocha; Customs, Excise and Tariff, Francis Alimikhena; Defence, Aliyu Wamakko; Diapsora and NGOs, Ajibola Basiru; Drugs and Narcotics, Hezekiah Dimka; Ecology and Climate Change, Mohammed Hassan; Education (Basic and Secondary), Ibrahim Geidam; Employment, Labour and Productivity, Benjamin Uwajumogu; and Environment, Ike Ekweremadu. The committees and their chairmen also included Establishment and Public Service, Ibrahim Shekarau; Ethics and Privileges, Ayo Akinyelure; FCT, Abubukar Kyari, who was later replaced by Smart Adeyemi; Federal Character and Inter-Governmental Affairs, Danjuma Tella La’ah; FERMA, Gershom Bassey; Foreign Affairs, Mohammed Bulkachuwa; Health, Ibrahim Oloriegbe; Housing, Sam Egwu; ICT and Cybercrimes, Yakubu Oseni; INEC, Kabiru Gaya; Information and National Orientation, Abdullahi Sankara; and Interior, Kashim Shettima, who is now the Vice President. Others were Inter-Parliamentary Affairs, Godiya Akwashiki; Industry, the late Sikiru Osinowo, who was replaced by Tokunbo Abiru; Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters, Opeyemi Bamidele; Land Transport, Abdulfatai Buhari; Legislative Compliance, Adelere Oriolowo; Local Content, Teslim Folarin; Local and Foreign Debt, Clifford Ordia; Marine Transport, Danjuma Goje; Media and Public Affairs,. Adedayo Adeyeye, who was later replaced by Ajibola Basiru; National Identity and National Population, Saidu Alkali; National Planning and Economic Affairs, Olubunmi Adetunmbi; National Security and Intelligence, Ibrahim Gobir; Navy, George Sekibo; and Police Affairs, Halliru Jika. The remaining are Public Procurement, Shuaibu Lau; Primary Healthcare and Communicable Diseases, Chukwuka Utazi; Privatisation, Theodore Orji; Rules and Business, Sadiq Umar; Science and Technology, Uche Ekwunife; Senate Services, Musa Sani; Social Welfare and Poverty Alleviation, Lawal Yahaya Gumau; Solid Minerals, Tanko Al-Makura; Special Duties, Yusuf Yusuf; Sports, Obinna Ogba; States and Local Governments, Olamilekan Mustapha; Sustainable Development Goals, Aisha Ahmed Dahiru; Tertiary Institutions and TETFund, Baba Kaita; Trade and Investment, Rose Oko, who after her death was replaced by Seidu Alkali; Water Resources, Mandiya Bello; Women Affairs, Betty Apiafi; and Works, Adamu Aliero. The Senate Leader, Opeyemi Bamidele, noted that following the formation of the Selection Committee, the next on the agenda of the Senate was the formation of other committees. The Selection Committee is in charge of choosing committee chairmen and members and comprises the presiding and principal officers across party lines. Bamidele noted that the next step was to hit the ground running by forming other committees, reception of the ministerial list from the President and Executive communication. He said, “For us, the next task is to ensure that we hit the ground running so that from tomorrow, we are able to take steps that will show that we have a clear understanding of what is to be done; the first task ahead of us is to constitute special committees of the 10th Senate. Our rules make provision for six special committees. “Before long, during the month of July, we will have all the special and standing committees properly constituted so that every senator can get busy based on their own professional background and can properly fit into the sector where they can add value. “We are ready to receive correspondence from the Executive.” Sunday PUNCH gathered that some members of the House of Representatives were meeting with the Senate principal officers to help lobby the Speaker for the chairmanship of juicy committees. One of our correspondents observed that many lawmakers were frequenting the office of the Deputy Senate President, Jibrin Barau. A source close to the Deputy Senate President told one of our correspondents that the House of Representatives members were coming to see Barau to help him plead with Abbas to include them in prominent committees. “The Deputy Senate President has been very busy; a lot of lawmakers both in the Senate and particularly the House of Representatives have been coming to him to help them plead with the Speaker to give them committee membership and chairmanship.” The benefits of being in a committee manifest during oversight visits to ministries, departments and agencies of government and also during budget defence by such MDAs.

You Are Not A President Of Social Media – Yomi Fabiyi Sends Warning To Mr Latin

Popular Yoruba movie star, Yomi Fabiyi has berated his colleague and president of the Theater Arts and Motion Picture Producers Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN), Bolaji Amusan popularly known as Mr Latin, over his recent remark on veteran actors.

Naija News recalls that Mr Latin had earlier stated that ailing and struggling actors demanding help are not members of the association. The thespian explained that the actors don’t ask TAMPAN for help because they know they are not active members, hence the group cannot assist them. Reacting to the veteran’s submission, Fabiyi cautioned him against constantly responding to every news on social media. He advised Mr Latin to take his time before responding to trending issues to avoid making more mistakes. Yomi Fabiyi’s words, “I am doing this broadcast to address the President of TAMPAN, Mr Latin i.e Bolaji Amusan. Mr Latin you are the president of TAMPAN, you are the president of professionals in that association. You aren’t a president of social media so whenever issues arise, I would appeal to you to take your time before you respond. “I advised you a long time ago that you need Special Adviser on Media so that things would pass through the person and there would be serious censorship. You are human, if care isn’t taken you will make a mistake, like the one you just did, denying that actors seeking help aren’t members of TAMPAN. I need to be honest with you”

They Want To Steal Public Funds – Baba-Ahmed Speaks On Tinubu’s Appointees

The spokesperson for the Northern Elders Forum (NEF), Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, has alleged that some public office holders and appointees of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that were recently sworn in are after public funds.

According to him, with the way some of them conducted their campaigns in the last general elections and the lots of money spent, one will know the only reason they are skimming to get into public offices is to steal public funds. “It is not to serve but to steal public funds. Those people must be stopped and the only way they can be stopped is if President Tinubu and Vice President Shettima genuinely live above board, they must not be corrupt, and they must not tolerate corruption,” Baba-Ahmed said during a media chat with Vanguard. The NEF spokesperson who spoke on his hopes in the incumbent government, said he hoped that the President will get competent and trustworthy people into key positions. Baba-Ahmed stressed that Nigeria at the moment needs good people in key offices for the best interest of the country and its citizens. “I hope that Tinubu will find good and competent Nigerians. Two, they will have excellent records of achievements in their different areas of life and a high level of personal integrity. Integrity is absolutely vital here and I will place it first. He should not appoint anybody with the slightest hint of corruption. Fighting corruption must be prioritised above everything,” the NEF chieftain said. He added: “That is very important because we need good people to help run this country. I mean real good people, not just politicians who are being rewarded for doing one thing or the other during the electioneering period. We want the best for Nigerians. A nation of 200 million people, Nigerians are among the best brains in the world and they are willing to serve this country and pull it from the precipice where we stand. I hope President Tinubu will find those people and he should thrust responsibility on them and also hold them responsible. I hope he will find these people because corruption has to be fought to a standstill. It is eating the heart of this country. Corruption is responsible for all the insecurity that you find around, at the bottom of it, you will find corruption. It is responsible for the recession in the economy, it is responsible for the lack of faith of the citizen in government and their leaders. It is responsible for the moral corruption we see among our youth.” According to him, it is corruption that is destroying Nigeria and unless there is a priority in the fight against corruption, nothing will ever be done better. He added: “Because for every Naira you put on the table, 90 kobos of it will be stolen by the people you put in charge of it. So, Tinubu appointees must be able to fight corruption and fight it well without becoming victims of corruption. “We have people who have just been sworn in weeks ago. From the way they conducted their campaigns and the lots of money spent, you will know the only reason they are skimming to get into public offices. It is not to serve but to steal public funds. Those people must be stopped and the only way they can be stopped is if President Tinubu and Vice President Shettima genuinely live above board, they must not be corrupt and they must not tolerate corruption. They must be surrounded by people whose only desire to be in office is to serve. He needs good people and good ideas. No doubt these are in abundance in the country. Let him take his time, look for them, and less attention to politics. Tinubu should emphasis competence over politics and integrity over political patronage. I am not sure Nigeria can stand another eight years of poor governance,” Baba-Ahmed warned, noting that public office is not for corrupt people.

Buhari Removed Fuel Subsidy, Don’t Take Credit For It – Baba-Ahmed Tells Tinubu

The Northern Elders Forum (NEF) spokesperson, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, has told President Bola Ahmed Tinubu not to take credit for the removal of the fuel subsidy in Nigeria.

makeitupnews recalls that Tinubu, on the day of his inauguration into office, declared that the fuel subsidy era had ended. The president’s announcement received a barrage of mixed reactions as marketers immediately hiked the price of fuel across petrol stations. Speaking with journalists on the incumbent administration, Baba-Ahmed said he agreed with the removal of fuel subsidy by the Nigerian government. He, however, asked President Tinubu not to take credit for the action, stating that it was Buhari who removed the subsidy before leaving office. The NEF spokesperson expressed concerns, however, about why the government had not provided palliatives to cushion the effect of the subsidy removal. “Honestly, I don’t know how better he could have handled it. Incidentally, Tinubu didn’t remove the subsidy. Buhari did by providing for it until June when he knew the new administration would be in place. Tinubu came in to find out the subsidy had been removed. So, he shouldn’t take credit for removing the subsidy. Yes, he would have removed the subsidy if it was in place, but Buhari removed it,” Baba-Ahmed told Vanguard when speaking on the timing of the removal. He added: “Yes, but the issue is ameliorating the effect of the removal by first providing for the attendant hardship, pain, and rising prices of things. “Yes, I agree with you in principle. If I were speaking for Tinubu, I would say, it is not my administration that removed the subsidy. It is Buhari. If he had done that, he would have been giving credit to where it belonged and blame to where it should be laid. Then, it is only on the palliatives that Tinubu will be held responsible. Yes, everybody agreed, it has to go, but do you just remove subsidy and cause a massive decline in our already desperate condition and circumstances under which we live where the cost of living is now ten times higher? It is a legitimate question for some relief. I also want to remind you that it is not the only thing likely to add up. The liberalisation of the exchange regime is also another area that will have a multiplier effect on Nigerians. “The increase in the cost of power is also another one. The increase in school fees as a result of the education loan is another one. If one is to advise the Tinubu administration, I will tell him to watch it and not to put too much burden on the already overburdened citizenry. As good as the policies are, some need to be critically examined before you roll them out, while others need to be examined with some level of compassion and sympathy so that you are not seen to be governing a country where 90% of the populace is in desperate choices and circumstances.”