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Tuesday, 28 October 2014
Loving Father Alert! Kunle Afolayans Spends Some Quality Time With His Kids – Photos
WIZKID ARRESTED AND HANDCUFFED IN KENYA FOR SMOKING INDIAN HEMP
The hotel manager questioned him when he was about checking out, but Wizkid was claimed he was right because he paid hotel bills. There were serious argument and the hotel security had to call in the police.
When police arrived, they insisted Wizkid has contravened the law and must follow them to Capital Hill Police Station and put him on handcuff.
Sources say Wizkid was eventually made to pay about Sh50,000 which is the stipulated fine the hotel charges for anyone who breaks their rules, especially smoking banned substances.
He was at the station for sometime and was eventually bailed out by the influential Victoria Kimani who is a Kenyan
Monday, 27 October 2014
Is This A Comeback?? D’Banj To Work with Don Jazzy on his new Album
President Jonathan and Bishop David Oyedepo Arrive Nigeria Together From Israel – Photos
Photos From Super Elegant Wedding In Lagos That Got Everyone Talking {LOOK} (The Ogedengbe’s)
Uche Jumbo Shuts Down Rumours, Shows Off Her Baby Bump!
Are you Good Looking Enough To be a Model ??? Apply Here!!!
Ik Ogbonna and His Hot Columbian Girlfriend Get Cozy In New Photos
[Sad] 300-level UNIBEN student shot dead on campus
Oh No! South Africa’s Goal Keeper, Senzo Meyiwa Shot Dead! – Photos
Sunday, 26 October 2014
Portal For Course Registration and School Fees Payment Has been Re-opened
Chelsea Vs Manchester United Ends in a 1:1 (Draw) See Match details
There are injury-time goals for Manchester United at Old Trafford that have shattered the dreams of opposing teams, and changed the course of title races, and yet for all the drama today, this was a different kind of late goal, for a different kind of United team, in a very different era.
Robin van Persie disappeared under a mound of United team-mates after his 94th-minute goal, and still had the elation coursing through him when he emerged to tear his shirt off and throw it in the air. The Old Trafford crowd were sent home with that familiar tingle of joy at a game-changing last few minutes. But this was a draw, not a victory, and the gap to Chelsearemains a formidable 10 points.
On the touchline as Old Trafford erupted in delight at the equaliser, Jose Mourinho responded with a dismissive wrinkle of the nose and a shake of the head. His team had come close to a big win, and he was furious at the decision of referee Phil Dowd to send off Branislav Ivanovic in the moments before United scored. But soon he had composed himself because, for now, a point seemed like it was enough for him.
His team had stepped it up a level in the second half, scored through the 36-year-old Didier Drogba and then held United at arm’s length for much of the rest of the game. United got out of jail. They had the better of a hectic first half but Chelsea had taken control after the break and to watch them today was to see a team ready to win a title.
For Van Gaal, United remain frustratingly short of being the sum of their parts and the Dutch coach’s jolly attitude afterwards, ticking Van Persie off for the goal celebration that got him booked, suggested that he was relieved with a point. His team had thrown everything at Chelsea in the closing stages and, man-for-man, they match up well. The simple truth is that Chelsea are a much better functioning, slicker ensemble.
Eight minutes after half-time, Drogba drifted to the near post pursued by the diminutive Rafael Da Silva who was wholly inadequate when it came to challenging one of the greatest headers of the ball the game has known. Those are the kind of details that are tripping up United at present, the sort of glitches that Mourinho has had longer to address in his own Chelsea team.
Chelsea also had the most consistently dangerous player on the pitch in Eden Hazard, whose incision through the United defence won the corner for the goal. They played without their first and second choice strikers, Diego Costa and Loïc Rémy, and in the calmer post-match atmosphere, Mourinho seemed to have assessed the result as acceptable. His unwillingness to be explicit about what he regarded as Dowd’s mistakes in the game told you that much.
As for United, they were without the injured Radamel Falcao and their best attacker was the teenager Adnan Januzaj, who came in and out of the game but delivered quality every time. As for Angel Di Maria, when he reaches full fitness, he will be extraordinary – but this could not have been him at his best. Phil Jones is injured again, and missed the game with a case of shin splints that Van Gaal said had prevented him training.
It was a wonderful first half, full of the exceptional high-quality football one would expect of these two sides, but also with the promise of a mistake that might unlock the match. Marcos Rojo gave the ball away to Willian on 34 minutes and was lucky that Chris Smalling was there to cover. Rafael got himself booked on 12 minutes, falling for one of Hazard’s oldest tricks.
There were some fine moments from United for whom Marouane Fellaini did a good job minding Cesc Fabregas in midfield. The best chance for United in the first half was Januzaj’s ball into the inside left channel to Van Persie when Thibaut Courtois was off his line so quickly he was almost at the striker’s toes when he blocked.
Drogba missed Chelsea’s best first-half chance, a shot that David De Gea stopped with his feet. Chelsea found themselves stretched in midfield, demonstrated by the booking for Nemanja Matic for his second cynical block of the half. At a Chelsea corner, the away team could have complained about the grappling of United defenders.
In the second half, Dowd’s decision to book Ivanovic on 65 minutes enraged Mourinho, and with some justification. Di Maria had tried to push the full-back away and found himself out-muscled. When the free-kick was given United’s way it appeared to be Ivanovic’s complaint that earned him a yellow card for dissent. It was to cost him later.
By then, Chelsea were in the lead. On 50 minutes Hazard was through the United defence in a heartbeat, exchanging passes with Drogba and in on goal. De Gea did well to save that time but from the subsequent corner United were undone.
The home side got their marking patterns all wrong, and so it was Rafael who chased Drogba to the near post in vain, making no impact on the striker’s glancing header back into goal. Van Persie managed a touch but it was not enough to stop the ball going in. In 20 games against United it was just Drogba’s fourth goal but what a goal, and what a player – even after all these years.
Later Van Gaal explained the mis-match of Rafael marking Drogba as a necessity; he said he simply did not have enough tall players in his side. The suspicion was that one reason for Fellaini’s inclusion was to address that problem, but he could not cover all the giants in Chelsea’s team.
The big tactical switches followed the goal. Van Gaal brought off Mata for the striker James Wilson and changed to a 4-4-2. Mourinho introduced John Obi Mikel to play alongside Matic. Oscar came off and Fabregas moved into the orthodox No 10 position. The big moment came after Ivanovic’s red card, which felt like it would be the decisive moment of the game.
For Ivanovic’s second yellow card, he had caught the heels of Di Maria, who swung in the free-kick and Fellaini attacked it well. From Courtois’ fine save it spilled to Van Persie who thumped it home. This was enough for now for United, but very soon they will need more from these kind of games.
FG set to ban okada nationwide
Woman Destroys ATM With Her Bare Hands, You Wouldn’t Believe Why
Ego Ogbaro On Tattoos: ”I’ll Be The Devil’s Child If I Tattoo My Body"
Nigeria’s Female Housemate, Lilian Evicted from Big Brother House 2014
Some fans have attributed Lilian’s eviction to her constant twerking moves and hugely controversial butt massage given to her by the male Namibian housemate a few days into the show.
Friday, 24 October 2014
5 Influential Nigerian Women Whose Corruption Scandals Rocked The Nation
She was the first female Speaker of the Nigerian House of representatives from June till October 2007. In September 2007, she faced allegations that she had authorised the spending of 628 million Naira (about US$5 million) on renovations of her official residence and that of her deputy, and the purchase of 12 official cars meant for the House of Representatives. In her testimony, Etteh had claimed that what was allocated for the renovation of her house was merely N238 million. Nigerians called for her resignation prominent among the voices was that of Nobel Laureate winner Wole Soyinka. She finally resigned on October 30 after weeks of pressure but there are no proceedings of the House where Patricia Olubunmi Etteh was ever indicted.
There were outcries and feelings outrage by Nigerians when they learnt of the illegal purchase of bulletproof cars for Stella Oduah, the Minister of Aviation with public funds of $1.6 million (about N255 million). According to news reports, the minister requested that the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority purchase bulletproof cars for her following threats to her life. A committee was set up by the president to look into the matter and a major recommendation of the Aviation committee was adopted.She wasquizzed by EFCC in April this year was released on bail hours later.
Cecilia Ibru Multi-billion Money Laundering Scandal:
This could pass for one of the biggest corruption scandals ever.Mrs. Cecilia Ibru was the former managing director of Oceanic Bank International. She joined Oceanic Bank as General Manager, Administration and Personnel, later becoming Executive Director, Finance and Administration In 1990 and became the bank’s MD/CEO in 1997. She was charged with money laundering of N15 billion and about 120 other offences, including insider trading, wire fraud, abuse of office, fraudulent abuse of process of award of facilities and fraudulent manipulation of the capital markets. She pleaded guilty to the three-count charge and was consequently sentenced to 18 months imprisonment as well as the forfeiture of over N191 billion in cash and assets to the government.
Dr. Ndidi Okereke Money Laundering Scandal:
Iyabo Obasanjo N300 Million Money Laundering Scandal:
Iyabo Obasanjo is a highly educated veterinarian doctor from the University of Ibadan, a Masters degree from University of California – Davies and a PhD holder from Ivy League institution like Cornell University. She was charged to court by the EFCC in relation toa N300 million unspent budget of the federal Ministry of Health in 2008. She however urged the court to quash the charges on the grounds that the N10 million allegedly given to her by the Ministry of Health was spent to bribe members of the Senate Committee on Health of which she is the chairman. It was stated that Iyabo and her colleagues collected N500, 000 each and an all expenses paid seminar in an exquisite hotel in Accra, Ghana which they all attended but for the exception of two who showed no interest in the trip.



















































