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crusufixo: Thank Goodness........ I just hope that SE would not be complaisant with the game. But geeze, that Ghana-Egypt draw is sick oh !!!!!!, wat a craker of a match it would be.... cant wait to see to qualifies.......

Dygeasy: I See Nigeria In Brazil Already!!

For the Super Eagles, the road to the 2014 FIFA World Cup gets clearer today as they get to know the country they will confront in a two-legged playoffs to qualify for the Brazil showpiece.

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The draw for round three of the FIFA World Cup qualifiers in the African zone which holds in Cairo this morning, sees the 10 qualified teams playing a two-legged match to determine the five teams from the continent to go to Brazil for the tournament.

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Eagles topped their qualifying group and having secured seeding status based on their FIFA rankings, the African champions, who are in the first pot comprising Ivory Coast, Ghana, Algeria and Tunisia, are poised to face any of the other five teams consisting of the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon, Teranga Lions of Senegal, Etalon of Burkina Faso, Pharaohs of Egypt and Walya Warriors of Ethiopia.

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As a seeded team, the Eagles have the advantage of playing the second leg of playoffs at home. The matches are scheduled to be played in the periods October of 11-15 and November 15-19, 2013. Coach Stephen Keshi has said that the Eagles were ready to play the best side of the lot and given their improvement in their last two games against Malawi and Burkina Faso and the return of Nations Cup top scorer winner, Emmanuel Emenike and Liverpool forward Victor Moses, the Nigerians look in good stead to actualise their World Cup ambitions.

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Ayatullah: Inspector-General, congratulations, but I am extremely disappointed that you cannot make your wife comply with Modest Islamic Dressing. With False Hair, See-through Clothing, Exposed Hair...........It's your choice though, but it's not late to amend. Think deeply about it.

benedictac: who asked you?

emmysenior: Woah! It's gonna be a very long holiday/weekend for the state civil servants...

But wait! 7 whole days? Isn't that too much?

Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo state has described the late former governor of the State, Dr Olusegun Agagu, as an early achiever who scaled dizzying heights in the academic, political and social circles in the country.

Speaking during a condolence visit to the Ikoyi home of the Agagus, Governor Mimiko said the late Dr Agagu "was a very brilliant man who possessed a remarkable ability for hard work which was evident as he gave his best to the state first, as Deputy Governor (in the old Ondo State) and later, as Governor." The governor who expressed shock on the death of the late Agagu said the departed's recent physical and political vigour "belied the possibility of this occurrence," and counseled all to take solace in the fact that the late Dr. Agagu,"was an early achiever who scaled dizzying heights in the academic, political and social circles in the country."
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While praying for the repose of the soul of the departed, Mimiko assured the family of the love and prayers of the people and government of Ondo State at this period. He announced the readiness of the government to work with the family towards giving a befitting burial to the former Ondo governor. Mr Feyi Agagu, speaking on behalf of the family, thanked the governor and his team for the visit. He said he is consoled by the outpouring of grieve and words eulogizing his late father from across the country. The praise and eulogies, he said, are more than wealth and riches that may have been left behind for him and his siblings.

In the meantime, the Ondo State Government has declared a 7 day mourning in honour of the late former governor beginning from Monday 16th September. Governor Mimiko in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Eni Akinsola, ordered that condolence registers be opened at the Governors Office, Alagbaka, Akure, the State's liaison offices in Lagos and Abuja and the headquarters of the 18 local government areas of the State. The governor also called on indigenes and residents of Ondo State to remember the Agagu family in their prayers. On Governor Mimiko's entourage were the senator representing Ondo South at the National Assembly, Sen. Boluwaji Kunlere, Hon Joseph Akinlaja representing Ondo East and West federal constituency, Commissioners Yele Ogundipe, Nike Ademujimi and Remi Olatubora of finance, Commerce and Industry and Adult and Vocational Education ministries respectively. Honourables Jumoke Akindele and Soji Akinkurolire representing the two state constituencies of Okitipupa local government area, the departed former Governor's home local government area and other top government and Labour Party Chieftains were also on the entourage.

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Ada Nri1: [size=15pt] summarry~ Never give up[/size]

deols: exactly.

Marriage is supposed to be between people who genuinely want to be together and not because they want each other's money.

A charity could be set up for the underprivileged.

freecocoa: HML but na wa for these people o, can't they just help the masses by marrying from amongst the not so well to do in our society? Its not fair o .

Olaooni88: Hmmm.. Oga on top, na who died oh?