Tuesday, 20 March 2012

Will Lionel Messi stop scoring?

        
       



Messi, Messi, Messi: With another hat trick, Lionel Messi sets Barcelona’s scoring record

Army Captain Arrested For Harassing Atiku

 

An Army Captain suspected to have deserted the Army two months ago, was arrested after he attempted to break into the Kaduna home of former Vice- President Atiku Abubakar. 
The incident is coming barely one week after another man who alleged that the former VP owed him some money, climbed a telecoms mast and threatened to commit suicide if he did not get back his money.

Sixteen killed in tribal clashes in Northern Nigeria

Sixteen people have been killed in tribal clashes in the East Nigerian state of Taraba near the border with Cameroon. All the victims belong to the Tiv ethnic group of farmers native to the area, attacked by nomad sheep-breeding Fulani from the mainly Muslim north of the country.
  Politicians, traditional and religious leaders immediately requested government intervention to put an end to the escalation of violence between these two communities. According to a very recent report published by the Nigerian social-cultural association 'Miyetti Allah Katual Hore', in Nigeria over one thousand farmers have died in the past ten months in clashes with breeders. The age-old conflict between peasant farmers and breeders originates in the search for and control over grazing land vital for breeding. These violent clashes are almost aways the result of 'economic' conflicts and mistakenly perceived as religious clashes. The reports explains that in Nigeria sheep farming is monopolized by the Fulani, the fourth largest ethnic group in the country and also present in other Sahel nations. The Fulani, usually divided into nomad tribes, generally live in the north where there is a Muslim majority. Farmers, especially in the central and northern regions where the most serious clashes have taken place, almost aways belong to Christian-Animist ethnic minorities such as the Berom and the Tarok in the state of Plateau, or the Tiv (in Benue and Taraba). . .

1.5 million candidates to write UTME Saturday


ALL is now set for the conduct of the 2012 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination on Saturday as candidates sitting for the examination hit a record of 1.5 million.

In order to ensure adequate security for a hitch-free conduct of the examination, expected to hold simultaneously in 3,001 centres across the 375 examination towns nationwide, soldiers, policemen, men and officials of the State Security Service and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) would be deployed, especially in the volatile states of Borno, Kano and Jigawa states.
 


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 Do you think this should be?

Let’s start with the coaches;
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2. Carlo Ancelotti (PSG ) €13.5m
3. Pep Guardiola (Barcelona) €9.5m

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Coca-Cola commences 2012 edition of ‘Be Eva Active’ campaign


Coca-Cola commences 2012 edition of ‘Be Eva Active’ campaign

The “Be Eva Active” campaign of Coca-Cola Nigeria which is borne out of its vision to promote wellness and healthy living is set to commence this year’s activity with Eva Fun Walk.
Eva Fun Walk, the community-based exercise and fitness programme, is calling on all Lagosians to come out and commit to active healthy living by taking part in the Walk of 2012, scheduled to take off from the National Stadium, Surulere on March 24th.

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Will ASHA sue Nokia as they lunch Nokia Asha in India.



Nokia has launched its third Asha S40 phone in India (after the 200 and 300 models) – the Asha 303.
While it’s not part of the new Asha bunchthat was unveiled at MWC 2012 last month, the Asha 303 is certainly an interesting handset. It offers a full QWERTY keyboard, as well as a 2.6 inch QVGA touchscreen display. Other features include a 1GHz single-core processor, HSDPA, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Nokia Music Unlimited, 3.5mm headset jack, Bluetooth 2.1, 3.2MP rear camera, 170MB of internal memory, and MicroSD card support (up to 32GB).
Indian customers can buy the Nokia Asha 303 either from Vodafone (which is offering 1GB of free data for the first four months with the handset), or unlocked, from LetsBuy – which asks 7,764 INR (about $154) for the device, saying it will ship it starting next week.  

Will MTN Crash Internet Cost With WACS Cable?



As MTN Nigeria prepares to go-live on the West African Cable System (WACS), a 14,000 kilometres fibre optic submarine cable with a capacity of 5.12 terabits per second (tbps), which berthed in the country last year, the expectation that Nigeria e-commerce and emergence as a digital economy may have to wait until the issue of carrying bandwidth traffic to the hinterlands is addressed.
 The WACS consortium include MTN, Angola Cables, Broadband Infraco, Cable and Wireless Worldwide; Congo Telecom.; Société Congolaise des Postes et Télécommunications (“SCPT”), PT Communicacoes, Togo Telecom, Tata Communications, Telecom Namibia, Telkom SA Ltd, and Vodacom Group Ltd. WACS which cost about $650 million spans the entire West African coast and terminating in the United Kingdom.
The cable would enable seamless connectivity among Southern and West Africa countries with the rest of Europe and America. It has 15 established terminal stations along its route and would function to reduce the cost to connect the West coast of Africa into the high-speed global telecommunications network. MTN is the single biggest investor in WACS with over $90 million in the cable.

Glo Begins Fixed Line Services In Ibadan



National Carrier, Globacom, has rolled out fixed line services on its Broadaccess network in Ibadan, offering high quality voice, data transmission and high speed internet services to customers in the city. In addition, some of the services that would ultimately be available on Glo Broadaccess are video conferencing, call centre services, video-on-demand, broadcast TV, games and video mail box.
In a statement from the Broadaccess department of the company, several high networth customers have already been connected to the Glo Broadaccess network in the city and are already enjoying the services.

Champions League draw analysis

Lionel Messi/Didier Drogba/Cristiano Ronaldo
The Champions League quarterfinal draw put Barcelona and Real Madrid on opposite sides, while Chelsea will face Benfica in the quarters.
 Many football fans were hoping for Barcelona and Real Madrid to meet in either the Champions League quarterfinals or semifinals -- two games instead of one. But placed on opposite sides in Friday's draw, it didn't happen. However, the Spanish giants are favored to meet in the May 19 final in Munich, so for those fans suffering from Clasico fatigue, a one-off title match is even more appealing.
Barcelona, on reputation, has an interesting quarterfinal against Serie A leader Milan, with Real paired with the team everyone wanted … APOEL.
Who's favored to win it all? We rank the eight teams still in contention.

EPL to review testing, response


LONDON -- Fabrice Muamba's cardiac arrest during a match has prompted the English Premier League to see if any improvements can be made to medical tests for players and the treatment available during games.
 
The Bolton midfielder remains in a serious condition in intensive care, but he began breathing independently and speaking on Monday, two days after collapsing during an FA Cup quarterfinal at Tottenham.

Gunman attacks Jewish school in France

School children are comforted at the scene of a fatal shooting in Toulouse, France on Monday, March 19. A gunman opened fire on the Ozar Hatorah Jewish school, killing four people -- including a teacher and three children.

he bodies of the four victims of the Jewish school shooting in France will be flown to Israel for burial.
"The government of Israel has decided to transfer the coffins to Israel as soon as possible, with the cooperation and assistance of Israel's representatives in France," the Israeli foreign ministry said in a statement.

Sports Minister questions NFF’s hiring of a foreigner


The Supervising Minister of Sports Bolaji Abdullahi, says the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) does not have the sole power to appoint a technical director for the country’s football.
Bolaji who met journalists in Lagos yesterday, said ‘the job of the technical director is a national issue,therefore the appointment of the occupant of that position must be sanctioned by the Sports Ministry.’
The NFF is expected to announce the appointment of its new technical director, said to be Belgian Tom Saintlief, at their executive meeting this week.

CBN reviews cashless policy •Takes off nationwide Jan 1, 2013


APPARENTLY to reflect the realities on the ground, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has holistically reviewed the key components of its cashless policy, targeted at enhancing payment system in the country.

While the Cashless Lagos pilot run was extended till December 31, 2012, its spread to other parts of the country was deferred to January 1, 2013 as against June this year as earlier planned.

A circular entitled: “Industry policy in retail cash collection and lodgment,” signed by the Acting Director, Bank and Payment System Department, Mr G.I Emokpae, to all the deposit money banks in the countries, cash-in-transit (CIT) companies, card acquirers, switches, issuers, processors and other stakeholders, stated that the review was in furtherance of the apex bank’s decision to ensure success of the Cashless Nigeria project.