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Monday, 19 November 2012

Entertainment: Dstv Will Launch True Movies 1

DStv will this month launch True Movies 1, as a welcome addition to its array of movie channels. The film channel is dedicated to delivering a mix of remarkable true stories based on real people and actual events.
With performances from a wide range of A-list Hollywood stars from Meryl Streep and Glenn Close to Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie, True Movies 1 features a  diverse and emotional blend of award winning content from family relationship dramas, teen pregnancies and missing children to corruption, murder and miscarriages of justice.

News: Poly Angry With FG

The leadership of National Association of Technologists in Engineering, NATE, has appealed to the Federal Government to release the white paper on the Ernest Shonekan panel on the disparity between Higher National Diploma, HND, and university degree.
The National President of NATE, Dr. Leo Okereke, made the appeal weekend while addressing a press conference in Owerri.

Breaking News: Former Lagos Ministry aide killed

Former Ikeja Local Government boss and Special Adviser Lagos Ministry of Health Toyin Hamzat, reports say has been murdered.
He was killed Monday morning on his way to his Sagamu home, in Ogun State after a party in Lagos.

News: Road Accidents So Far Worldwide

United Nations – No fewer than 1.2 million people have died around the world since the beginning of the year in road accidents, UN  Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Sunday.
“This year, the world’s roads have claimed some 1.2 million lives,” Ban said in his message to mark World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

Sports: Martins, Musa In Europe Clubs


Obafemi Martins is back in the headlines following his first half opening goal for Levante in their 2-0 win over hosts Deportivo La Coruna in the Spanish La Liga on Saturday.
It was Martins’ fifth goal of the season since joining from Russia ’s Rubin Karzan in the summer and it went a long way in boosting Levante’s confidence before Jose Barkero doubled the lead in the 80th minute.
The former Inter Milan striker came close to scoring in the second half of the tension-soaked game but his efforts were thwarted on each occasion before being substituted for Spanish forward Angel Diaz in the 81st minute.
The win takes Levante to fourth in the log, just six points behind Real Madrid.
Ikechukwu Uche also returned to scoring ways with his brace for Villarreal in the 3-0 away win over Racing Satander on Saturday. The two goals made it five for Uche in the Spanish second division this season. It was his second brace in less than a month.
“Good feeling of the team and a win that gives us confidence to keep working just as hard. A hug to everyone,” Uche twitted in Spanish after the game.
Former Kano Pillars forward Ahmed Musa scored his eighth goal of the season in seven matches for CSKA Moscow on Sunday as the Army Men secured their fifth win in a row, beating Amkar Perm 3-0 at the Olympic Stadium.
Musa was on target in the 73rd minute after Rasmus Elm had opened scoring in the 25th. The Nigerian also got some accolades in added time when he made the final to Aleksandrs Cauņa to score the third goal of the game.
Michael Eneramo and Kalu Uche were not as lucky with their respective teams in Turkey as they settled for draws in their different matches. Eneramo’s disappointment to lift Sivasspor was capped by a 58th minute yellow card for a rough tackle as his side earned a valuable away point against Ekhigo Ehiosun’s Gençlerbirliği on Saturday. Uche also could not find the back of the net as his side Kasimpasa drew goalless with Gideon Sani’s Akhisar Belediyespor.

News: Jonathan Issue About 2013 Subsidy


PRESIDENT GOODLUCK Jonathan on Sunday assured Nigerians that the subsidy on petroleum would stay in 2013.
However, the President was silent on whether there would be an increase in the pump price of petrol or not. Our correspondent reports that the president’s assurance does not preclude an increase in fuel price. He adds that the President’s promise will remain valid even if the fuel price is hiked and government doesn’t  fully remove subsidy.

News: Obasanjo, Jonathan on Boko Haram criticisms


former president Olusegun Obasanjo and President Goodluck Jonathan
A Peoples Democratic Party stalwart in Ogun State, Buruji Kashamu, on Sunday, said former president Olusegun Obasanjo lacked the moral right to criticise President Goodluck Jonathan administration’s over the handling of corruption and the Boko Haram insurgency in the North.
Also, former Petroleum Resources Minister, Alhaji Shettima Monguno, has faulted Obasanjo’s comments.
Both spoke against the backdrop of the recent statements credited to Obasanjo.

News: Political Party, CAN Plan Over Merger


Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor
The Peoples Democratic Party, Congress for Progressive Change and the Christian Association of Nigeria  on Sunday traded words on which party was violent and the private jet gift to Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor.
The PDP dismissed the CPC and the Action Congress of Nigeria’s merger plan, insisting that it (PDP) would be the party to beat in 2015.

News: Retired Pastor, Police Inspector Killed By Gunmen

Tragedy struck, yesterday morning, in Bauchi and Maiduguri when unidentified gunmen killed a Police Inspector attached to the Government House in Bauchi as well as a retired Pastor of COCIN Church in Maiduguri, Rev. Ilaisha Kabura. We gathered that the late police inspector identified as Babangida Danbaba was trailed by his assailants on his way from the mosque along Nasarawa Road in the state capital after early morning prayer.
Some residents along Nasarawa Road confirmed to us that they heard gunshots, but were not sure exactly where the shots came from and who was the target.

News: NASS To Reject FG’s $7.9 Billion Loan Request Says SAN

The National Assembly has been called upon not to approve the $7.9 billion being requested by the Federal Government  to fund certain projects within the next two years.
In a letter by a Lagos lawyer and rights activist, Mr. Femi Falana, SAN, to the President of the Senate, David Mark, he said that rather than embarking on borrowing, a team of progressive lawyers are being mobilized to assist the relevant agencies of the Federal Government in ensuring that all outstanding funds payable to the Federation Account from the oil sector are recovered while the culprits are brought to book without any delay.

Sports: N15m Each To Earn By Eagles For Nations Cup

Each Super Eagles star could earn as much as $100,000 should they win the AFCON in South Africa.
“Incentives will not be the Super Eagles problem at the Nations Cup,” a top official simply informed MTNFootball.com at the weekend.
“If they go all the way and win the competition, they will each take away about $95,000 and when you add that to their daily allowances of around $5,000, you will have about $100,000.
File Photo: Super Eagles

Sunday, 18 November 2012

News: Driver Assaults LASTMA official.

A 33-year-old commercial bus driver, popularly called Danfo, Mr. Hakeem, was docked at the weekend for allegedly assaulting an official of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, Mr.Abiodun Onafeko, when he attempted to arrest him for driving on the dedicated Bus Rapid Transit, BRT, lane at Jibowu, Lagos.

Entertainment: Channel O awards Rules By D’banj, PSquare And Others.

Thirteen Nigerian acts walked into the Walter Sisulu Square in Kliptown, Soweto, SA, venue of the 2012  Channel O Music Video Awards with their heads held high; hours later, six of them emerged as winners.
D’banj cut the tape with the ‘Most Gifted Male Video of the Year’ award and also the ‘Special Recognition’ award which he missed last year as he had not been able to attend.

News: Not Less Than 300 Nigerians deported from Botswana.

No fewer than 300 Nigerians living in the Republic of Botswana have been deported home by Lieutenant General Seretse Khama Ian Khama’s administration in the past few months, after the authorities refused to renew their permits.
The angry deportees want President Goodluck Jonathan and the National Assembly to quickly look into the relations between Bostwana and Nigeria in order to ascertain the true conditions of Nigerians living in that country.

Sports: Eaglets :2 VS Mali :1

Nigerian Golden Eaglets Sunday at the U.J. Esuene Stadium, Calabar. Cross River State defeated the Junior Eagles of Mali 2-0.
The Nigeria U-17 got the curtain raiser on 26mins, through Wilfred Nididi and the second goal was scored at the 88th minutes of play by Alhassan Ibrahim.

Saturday, 17 November 2012

Sports: A Rampant Manchester City Moved To The Top

Manchester City went top in the Premier League by crushing Aston Villa 5-0 on Saturday, but third-placed Chelsea have now gone four games without a win after losing 2-1 at West Bromwich Albion.
David Silva’s scrappy 43rd-minute goal put City ahead at the Etihad Stadium, before penalties from Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez — awarded for handballs by Andreas Weimann and Barry Bannan — made it 3-0.

Job Vancacy: Medical Representative @ Novo Nordisk

The Middle Africa region covers 761 million people in 46 countries. Novo Nordisk has an established presence with human insulin and modern insulin in Africa and our focus today is to sustain the growth of the market and support the communities living with diabetes.
We are looking for a Medical Representative to be based in Akure, Abuja, Kaduna, Uyo, Enugu reporting to the Regional Manager- Nigeria. The expected start date in position is 1st of January, 2013.

News: Police Kill Four Suspected Robbers

The Police in Nasarawa State on Saturday killed four armed robbery suspects that had been terrorising  motorists  plying the Abuja-Keffi-Akwanga road.
The Commissioner of Police, Mr Abayomi Akeremale, told t reporters in an interview, that the police over-powered the hoodlums and killed four of them during an exchange of fire.

News: Wife Stripped Naked By Her Husband

Mrs, Abosede Ademola pleaded with a Lagos Grade ‘A’ Customary Court, sitting in  Agege to dissolve her nine-year-old marriage on the grounds of being stripped naked by her husband, Azeez, who also tied her like a ram. The 35-year-old woman, who resides at  7, Community Street, Adiyan, Lagos, pleaded that the court grants her custody of the children.

News: Sex Tears Couple Apart

A 27-year-old woman, Mrs. Morufat Awinle, told an lgando Customary Court sitting in Lagos that after  her husband, Musibau, stopped her from having more children,  he insisted on having sex with her everyday.
The mother of three however informed the court that whenever she refused  to have sex with him, he would beat the hell out of her. She claimed that her husband lacked  care for her and their children, adding that this forced her to relocate to her parents home.