Friday, January 23, 2015

Esperance unveils Eduok

Former Dolphins’ FC star, Emem Eduok, has been unveiled by Tunisian club Esperance du Tunis.
Eduok, who had been in Tunis for close to two weeks and had been training with the former African champions, was unveiled alongside two other new signings made by the club.
The two other players that were unveiled alongside Eduok were Hatem Béjaoui and Magno Cruz.
As customary at unveiling ceremonies, Eduok who was the highest goal scorer at the 2014 Federation Cup and was also amongst the top scorers last season in the Nigerian Premier League with 20 goals to his name, was handed the jersey number (21) he would be donning at his new club.

Can The Nigerian Army Win The War Against Boko Haram?

The UK Guardian in this report, exposes the rot in the Nigerian army and give reason why he Insurgency in North-east, Nigeria will continue to fester.
Director of Defence Information, Major Chris Olukolade
Major-general Chris Olukolade is the spokes person for the Nigerian military
“Nigeria’s current military strategy for defeating Boko Horam is unlikely to succeed, analysts have warned, with the international community largely powerless to defeat the increasingly rampant Islamist group.

Reasons Why You Should Never Marry - Actor, John Dumelo

Popular Ghanian actor John Dumelo has taken his time this morning to analyze reasons why a youngster should never marry.
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John Dumelo
The Ghanaian actor, fashion designer and humanitarian, who was nominated for Most Promising Actor and Best Actor in a Supporting role at the 6th

Australian Open: Serena, Djokovic zoom into 3rd round


Serena Williams reached the third round of the Australian Open with a straight-sets win over Russia’s Vera Zvonareva.
The American top seed, 33, came through a tight first set to win 7-5 6-0 as

Boko Haram Is Making Me Look Bad - Jonathan

Nigeria’s president, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, yesterday said that the insurgency problem in the country is diverting people’s attention from the high points of his administration.
Jonathan also reiterated his administration’s eagerness to solve the terrorism problem.
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He said: “The unfortunate Boko Haram excesses are taking attention away from our numerous achievements.

Jonathan buries sister today


President Goodluck  Jonathan’s younger sister, Mrs. Nancy Jonathan-Olei, who died on January 4, 2015, is to be buried today, in Otuoke, Bayelsa State.

Again, thugs attack LP members in Ebonyi



Barely three days after suspected thugs attacked members of Labour Party (LP) in Ikwo and Ezza South local government areas in Ebonyi State, some members of the party have come under attack again in Ohaozara Local Government Area of the state.

Women’s World Cup: Canada names squad to face Super Falcons, others

Canada has named their squad to play at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia & New Zealand. Led by Head Coach Bev Priestman and capta...