President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday said there was no truth in reports suggesting that he and the leadership of the All Progressives Congress were at loggerheads with a national leader of the party, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.

In a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, the President described the reports as “unfounded and mischievous.”

Shehu said the President who, according to him, was highly embarrassed by such reports was in regular contact with Tinubu before, during and after the recent Ondo State governorship election.

He said any suggestions that the President and the party machinery were working to destroy Tinubu had no foundation in truth or any credibility.

The presidential spokesman added that the President was impressed by Tinubu’s assurance not to work against the party in Ondo and he honoured his words.

He said Buhari regarded Tinubu as a priceless political asset to the party whose immeasurable contributions to the development and progress of the ruling party were known to all.

He advised those he called rumour-mongers to stop spreading the seeds of discord and animosity between the President and Tinubu or the party, adding that the President “is proud of the Jagaban and his pivotal role in the party.”

The statement partly read, “President Buhari commended Tinubu’s spirit of comradeship in promptly congratulating Rotimi Akeredolu who was elected governor.

“The President also noted that at a time his administration is preoccupied with governance issues, rumours of divisions and alleged scheming within the party are counterproductive to internal unity and cohesion in APC.

“He appealed to the APC members and supporters to ignore rumours that could harm party unity.”

Source: Naijaloaded.com

Toyota Motor Corp. expects hybrid cars to make up 20 percent of its total vehicle sales in India by 2020 from less than 2 percent today, a senior company official told Reuters.Toyota, which already sells the Camry hybrid in India, plans to introduce hybrid technology in models like the Corolla and Prius sedans and could introduce it for sport-utility vehicles and multi-purpose vehicles, Akito Tachibana, managing director of Toyota's India business said on Wednesday. The Japanese carmaker also plans to work with its low-cost car-making division,Daihatsu, to develop clean fuel technology vehicles for emerging markets like India, Tachibana said, where affordability is an issue.The development costs of hybrid vehicles means they are out of reach for a vast majority of India's first-time car buyers, which then makes it difficult for carmakers to achieve the volumes needed to bring down the price.For instance, Toyota's Camry hybrid is priced starting at 3.3 million rupees ($47,932), about 15 times the price of a petrol variant of one of India's top-selling small cars.

Toyota will work to increase the amount of components it sources from the Indian domestic market to bring down the overall cost of manufacturing hybrids, Tachibana said.Several Indian cities have high levels of air pollution partly caused by automobiles. Earlier this month, New Delhi shut schools, put construction projects on hold and advised people to stay indoors as part of an "emergency" plan to deal with dangerous levels of air pollution. Authorities in New Delhi also began revoking licenses for diesel vehicles more than 15 years old which could remove as many as 200,000 cars from the city's roads. Late last year, the country's top court banned the sale of large diesel cars in New Delhi."We think that hybrid and plug-in hybrid technology is the best solution in India," Tachibana said, adding that this clean fuel technology is also needed to meet India's stricter emission and fuel efficiency norms starting in 2017.Toyota's sales in India rose about 3 percent in the first seven months of the current fiscal year ending March 31, 2017, compared with the same period a year ago, according to India's auto industry body the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers.

The number of Toyota vehicles sold for that period was 83,633, according to auto industry body data and Toyota's market share was 5 percent.Total passenger vehicle sales in India rose 11 percent over the same period to 1.77 million. ($1= 68.8473 Indian rupees)

Source: TOI

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Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State State has said he has no intention of joining the All Progressives Congress, APC.
The governor, who stated this after a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House, was reacting to insinuations that he may dump the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, following controversies over who flies the flag of the party in Saturday’s governorship election in the state.
It would be recalled that a Federal High Court in Abuja had declared Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim as the authentic candidate of the PDP as against Mimiko’s candidate, Eyitayo Jegede.
In the wake of the listing of Ibrahim’s name by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Mimiko raced to the Presidential Villa, Aso Rock to confer with President Muhammadu Buhari.
His visit on Monday was the second in a short while after receiving Buhari at the Akure Airport on Saturday and appearing at a rally of the APC the same day.
Mimiko however said the courtesy he extended to President Buhari when he led party members to the APC rally in the state on Saturday was done because of his position as the president and had nothing to do with the party he belongs to.
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The governor also clarified the purpose of his meetings with the president.
“This is my second visit to the Villa since this crisis in our party started. Like I said, as the Chief Security Officer of my state, if there is any credible threat to security, I owe the responsibility to Nigerians to apprise Mr. President of what is going on in the state.
“Mr. President was in my state to campaign for his party. I extended to him the courtesy of receiving him at the airport and seeing him off as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, not as APC (member).
“I understand that people have speculated that this means I am going to APC. There is nothing of such. I only extended him normal courtesy that protocols demand.
“As a governor and Chief Security Officer of the state, if the President is visiting, no matter the party he belongs to, it is only appropriate for me to extend the courtesy to him. That was what I did in Akure.
“And I have also come to brief him about the security situation in my state”, he said.

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Nigerian captain, John Obi Mikel said he could not have sacrificed his participation in the last olympics just for a place in Antonio Conte’s Chelsea squad.

The midfielder still feels he made the right choice by playing in the tournament, despite being frozen out at Stanford Bridge.

Mikel insisted that he has no regrets over his decision to play at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

The 29-year-old skippered Samson Siasia’s men to win the bronze medal in Brazil and has since been overlooked by Conte since his return to the West London outfit.

Despite the snub by the Italian, Mikel maintained that opting to represent Nigeria ahead of the Blues’ pre-season camp was not a bad decision.

He told The Sun, “I have never been a guy who makes excuses in life and never shy away from responsibilities.

“Yes, maybe people will say the new manager was upset I left and went to the Olympics, that I didn’t have a pre-season with the team.

“He probably thinks I don’t care about the team, things like that.

“But I don’t want to use those excuses. I have to keep training hard and make sure I change the manager’s mind. If not, then we’ll see what happens in January.”

“But, no, I would never swap my Olympic medal for a place back in the Chelsea team,” he continued.

“One thing you have to do in life as a man is that when you make a decision, or a sacrifice, you have to deal with it.

“You have to stand by your decision. You have to live with it.

“I have not one single regret in going to the Olympics. And I will not trade my medal for anything.

“It’s what I deserve. I worked hard for it, so why would I trade it for something else — a place in the Chelsea squad?”
Source: Naijaloaded