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Thursday, 23 April 2015
Race For Lagos Speakership Begins
Desperate Housewives get Nigerian edition
The Argentine hailed his players' efforts despite Atletico going out of the Champions League against their city rivals
Turan was dismissed for a second yellow card with 14 minutes to go at the Santiago Bernabeu, with the tie goalless and seemingly heading for extra time.
The sending-off rejuvenated Madrid who grabbed an 88th-minute winner through Javier Hernandez to squeeze Carlo Ancelotti's men into the semi-finals.
And while Simeone refused to criticise Turan for the red card, he admitted it was a game-changer.
“There’s no sense in talking about Arda’s red card, it will change nothing,” he said at the post-match press conference. “But until then we were controlling the game.”
Despite the defeat, Simeone was full of praise for his players.
“We competed well, I am proud,” he added. “We have a team of men who work, have pride and I am very grateful. Except the first 10 minutes when we did not play well, I don't think it was a bad game. The other team had the ball but we had the feeling we covered the gaps very well.
"If you lose giving everything then you must be happy. When the team works like today, I have nothing to say. There are many coaches that envy me for having this team. We congratulate our rivals and now we have to think about the game against Elche on Saturday."
Woman Hires Assasins to Kill Husband

Mr Fasade, who lives in Ayobo, a Lagos suburb, is accusing his wife of waywardness and threatening his life.
He claimed that she brought another man to their house.
“Two years after I was robbed, I later got to know my wife arranged armed robbers to my house and went as far as asking them to kill me,” he said.
When the court’s President, Mrs Shalewa Banjoko, asked him how he got to know this, he said: “It was a neighbour who told me the insect that eats up a leaf lives on the leaf. I was confused and shocked.”
The defendant, Mrs Fasade (43), said the only reason her husband thinks she is a flirt is because she sells alcoholic drinks.
“I sell alcoholic drinks in front of my husband’s house but I am not an harlot,” she said.
She said she never planned to kill her husband.
“I will never kill him because he has been responsible for the upkeep of the children I had from my previous marriage. If it was my intention, I would have succeeded in doing so because I cook for him and we sleep together on the same bed. I will never do such. I still need my husband because he is a good man,” Mrs Fasade said.
Banjoko ordered the couple to be peaceful and adjourned the matter till Thursday.
Cholera Disease Outbreak Killed 10 Ebonyi State Students
Photo: Former IGP Suleiman Abba hands over to new IGP, Arase
I’ve stepped on toes, but won’t flee Nigeria –Diezani
New Reps move to hijack speakership
Tonto Dikeh talks about how she survived being suicidal and the anger that consumed her for years
“Woke up reflecting on who I was and how far I have grown spiritually, womanly & physically. I had so much anger, So much venom, so much Hate to give. I didnt understand y neither did i give A hoot. I thot life Was all i Saw, Most of my anger Came from my Childhood (but i did have a great hood), Some came from Been Sick, Another came from been motherless,etc. Darlings i was broken,i was a walking disaster, A thicking time Bomb. I was on a suicide part on a regular sigh# Bottomline I Saved me, I got to realise that no1 cares about your Pain/hurt or life, people already have too much on their plate Or are more Angry about life than u
I came to understand that wirhout me the world wld still go on with nothing missed n might even be a better place,you might b missed for a day,week,years but i bet u u gonno b so forgotten wen its time* i came to unserstand that change i needed was inside me,We really dont maximise our God given Authority AS Gods creations#PRAYER#
*I came to realise that Anger is a more deadly messedup illness than CANCER,my anger was the shield btw i and happiness,Love,Life,etc* I came to realise that my future depends on me letting go of all the hurt/Anger/Negativity and fully committed2 God and living a good life*
* I did realise a couple of things about self love,God/Allah,Food,We RE barely existing n not living without God*Good food is fuel for your mind, soul n body** Release yourself today from Your Burden/Anger/Pain and truly discover a life of constant joy in his grace.. I didnt turn born again or nothing i just realised that I AM SPECIAL.. Good morning Angels #TODAY I CELEBRATE 4YEARS OF CONSTANT ELETRICITY IN MY HOME NOT NEPA THOU LOL
BOKO HARAM: 43 Boko Haram child soldiers rescued in Borno state
He explained that when it was certain that Boko Haram had been defeated and would not return to the town, the children came out of their hiding places and asked Chadian security forces for help. The spokesman said the children have been repatriated back to Chad while a full scale investigation into how they were abducted will be launched.
Fire outbreak hits Bayelsa oil trunk line
PDP Has Become The Loosing Party Overnight
Love him or hate him, you cannot deny the fact that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu is a master tactician and strategist. Much of the victory of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the South West can be attributed to him. It will be recalled that in the 2011 elections, Buhari lost in the South West but with the merger and the influence of Tinubu he was able to win the zone which was a major decider in these elections. He consolidated his status as the Godfather of South West politics in these polls.
The peace accord committee led by former military Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar worked round the clock to ensure peace reigns after the elections. Both presidential candidates were made to sign a peace accord which stipulates that the loser of the elections would congratulate the winner. The work of the committee was not in vain as Jonathan called and congratulated Buhari even before the final results were announced by the INEC. Most political analysts said that singular act by Jonathan saved the nation from possible catastrophe and chaos.
It is safe to say that the 2015 elections were to an extent free, fair and credible. The votes in many of the states reflected the wishes of the people. Nigerians now have the confidence that they can chose who they want to govern them. After 16 years of uninterrupted rule by the PDP, most Nigerians felt they needed a change and voted overwhelmingly for the APC; the wish of the people was respected. The voters are definitely the winners in these elections.
Even though the 2015 general elections experienced some hitches in some states, it can be said that these have been the best elections conducted in the country in recent times. It was a remarkable improvement from the 2011 elections. The success of the elections can be attributed to the use of card readers which to a large extent minimized rigging in some areas. Past elections were marred by cases of irregularities, rigging and ballot box snatching. However, the use of card readers reduced these incidences to the barest minimum.
Having held sway as the ruling party for 16 years, the PDP fell like a pack of cards at the elections as not only did it lose the presidential election, it also lost its majority status in the National Assembly and also in the Gubernatorial elections. For the first time in 16 years, the party found itself in the opposition. Many have predicted that this may be the end of the party as before the 2019 elections, many politicians would have defected to the APC or form another party.
Although his party won the presidential elections, it can be said that Rivers State governor is a loser in the governorship election held in his home state, Rivers. As the Director General of the Buhari campaign organization, it is expected he would deliver his state to the APC or at least put up some fight. However, the APC lost woefully in both the Presidential and Gubernatorial elections in the state.
Before the elections, there were various predictions by prophets that here would be massive bloodshed in the country and that the country may break up. Even the US had earlier predicted that the country may break up in 2015. Apart from some pockets of violence recorded in some states, the elections were largely peaceful.
Governors of Niger State Babangida Aliyu, Saidu Dakingari of Kebbi state and Gabriel Suswan of Benue states are the biggest casualties in the general elections. The trio contested for the senate in their senatorial zones and lost woefully in what could be defined as protest votes in their zones and at the same time, their candidates for governors lost out in the gubernatorial elections. The trio are facing a political wilderness both at the national and state levels.
Governor Ramalan Yero of Kaduna state lost woefully in his bid to return as governor of Kaduna state and for an incumbent governor the margin of defeat was too high and so far he’s the only incumbent governor who failed in his return bid.
American Researchers Say Nigerian Herbal Drug Can Cure Cancer
The researchers, Syntia Ekwende and Momoh Yakubu said E2-80-9CSAABFAT6 shows that cancer can succumb to the power of researched drug combinations from the herbal centre.
This preliminary result indicated that SAABFAT6 supplement may have a potential for the regulation of HT29 growth and survival. Further study is required to identify the mechanism by which the anti- proliferative and cytotoxic effects of SAABFAT-6 is mediated, the researchers said earlier in his remarks
Amodu, who is also the director and chief researcher of the centre, disclosed that similar researches were carried out in the Nigerian Institute of Pharmaceutical Research and Development, which, according to him, showed that his product combination has remedy for cancer.
The herbal product, SAABFAT6, listed by NAFDAC and produced by a Nigerian phytho-medicinal researcher in collaboration with Halamin Herbal Centre, was the focus of a recent study at the US Research Centre.
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Government forces invade Nigeria’s Sambisa Forest, last known stronghold of Boko Haram
Nigeria protests to S. Africa over anti-immigrant attacks
Junior Foreign Minister Musiliu Obanikoro summoned South Africa’s High Commissioner Lulu Mnguni “to register Nigeria’s protest over the ongoing xenophobic attacks against fellow Africans in South Africa”.
“In the meeting, ambassador Obanikoro condemned the attacks on foreigners in South Africa, expressing concern on the fate of Nigerians and indeed of other nationals who are migrants in the country,” said a statement from his office.
South Africa needed to take “concrete steps to quell the unrest and bring the culprits involved to book” to act as a deterrent and prevent further violence, the statement added.
“He also called on the South African authorities to compensate the victims of these attacks,” the ministry said.
Soldiers were deployed overnight to tackle gangs hunting down and killing foreigners after at least seven people died in violence in the last few weeks.
Meanwhile, South African police and soldiers raided a hostel considered a hotspot for anti-immigrant attacks on Wednesday.
Police spokesman Lieut. Kay Makhubela said that 11 men were arrested Tuesday night in a bid to snuff out any further unrest. He said police were accompanied by the South African military.
Makhubela said the residents of the dilapidated block in downtown Johannesburg were believed to have looted foreign-owned shops in recent weeks. He said police met no resistance as they seized stolen goods and bags of marijuana.
Police said no new incidents of violence targeting foreigners were reported overnight in Johannesburg or in the coastal city of Durban, where the attacks began.
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
PHOTOS: lesbian couples alongside their children
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Champions League: Neymar double eases Barcelona past poor PSG
Barcelona cruised into their seventh Champions League semi-final in eight years as a double from Neymar handed them to a 2-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain to seal a 5-1 aggregate victory on Tuesday.