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The embattled gunners coach has been shown the doorway by the management of Arsenal Fc. The announcement was made by one of the directors of Arsenal on Twitter which was later confirmed by supersports.

This comes as a shock to the world of football. No one saw this coming.

Meanwhile, Arsene Wenger on his own part has said he took the development in good faith. According to him, the fans are happy about the decision thus it's a welcomed development for him.

Arsenal have already put the assistant coach to oversee the rest of the games till the end of the season before a possible replacement would emerge.

Thierry Henry, Roberto Mancini are possible replacement according to a close source at Arsenal.

The gunners will face Manchester city on Sunday in a mouthwatering encounter. Everyone awaits to see how the gunners will fair without their former boss.














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Germany-based MAN Diesel & Turbo will deliver two compressor trains to Nigerian Dangote Oil Refining Company, to be employed in the company’s refinery in the capital of Lagos.

Dangote Corporation is currently building Africa’s largest refinery in the Lekki Free Trade Zone of Lagos, investing a total of around 12 billion US dollar. “This one we are building will satisfy 100% of the fuel needs of Nigeria,” so Alhaji Aliko Dangote, President and CEO of the Dangote Group. The new building should enable the country of Nigeria as Africa’s biggest crude oil producer to also raise its processing capacities, finally getting more independent from imported fuels.

Wayne Jones, Member of the Executive Board and Chief Sales Officer of MAN Diesel & Turbo: “This is a milestone project and will have a huge impact on the economy of not only Nigeria but the whole of the West African region. We are very proud to be a part of this project and gladly offer our equipment and technological expertise in order to help to make the Dangote refinery not only Africa’s biggest but also one of the most efficient operations on the continent.”

Sohail A. Khan, Managing Director of MAN Diesel & Turbo in Nigeria: “This refinery new building is underlining the long-term growth perspective Nigeria and the region of West Africa have. We are here to serve customers with highperformance technology for the oil and gas industry, process industry or the ever-rising need for efficient power generation.”

The highly efficient machinery trains from MAN Diesel & Turbo each consist of an axial compressor driven by a steam turbine with about 30 MW power. Delivered with a comprehensive auxiliary package, they will come into operation for the refinery process of Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC), thereby supporting the production of fuelMAN Diesel & Turbo convinced here with proven and reliable technology, together with its extensive expertise in the refinery sector. The order also comprises erection and commissioning of the machinery trains, being developed and build at the company’s Turbomachinery technology site in Germany. Delivery will take place in the course of 2018, while commissioning of the whole refinery is planned for the year 2019.

Beside Nigeria as the largest national economy, MAN Diesel & Turbo holds subsidiaries also in other countries on the African continent. With 250 employees across various sales and service sites, regional workshops and a pool of field service engineers, the company serves customers that are mainly active in the oil and gas industry, the power generation business or the process industry. The company’s history in Africa dates back to the 1950s, when the first engines for power generation were delivered to the countries of Mali and Senegal.

Nigeria has led advocacy campaign for the promotion of women’s property rights in Africa, saying it is a panacea to achieving women economic empowerment in the continent.

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Princess Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, hosted Africa’s women parliamentarians at a side event at the ongoing UN Commission on the Status of Women in NewYork.

Orelope-Adefulire regretted that women were still discriminated against in Africa in the area of rights to inherit property.

“Women are special; we should be celebrated everyday and there is no reason why our rights should be eroded.

“The laws that give rights to men, the same laws give rights to women. So we must come together to protect the rights of women in Africa,” she said.

She pointed out that advances in entrenching women’s property rights in Sub-Saharan Africa was quite slow adding, efforts to advance this cause have been feeble.

“The inhibitions placed on women in many family and inheritance laws across the world systematically prevent the full realization of economic rights with poverty as a consequence.

“There is therefore an urgent need to address the legal pluralism that guides inheritance laws in many nations, a situation where different systems of laws operate simultaneously with attendant negative consequences on the vulnerable in such societies.

“Where possible, it is important to reform or harmonize these legal systems to ensure that women who marry under local statutes, customary or religious laws and other such arrangements are not treated differently,” she said.

Orelope-Adefulire, however, called for the inclusion of men to support women in their agitation for gender parity.

“We need to bring our men on board to understand the problem, why we are agitating and for them to know that it is in their own interests also,” she said.

She called for the empowerment of women and sustained advocacy for women to know the laws, how to defend their rights and seek redress.

“As you are aware, there is empirical evidence that demonstrates that investing in women matters for poverty eradication.

“It is worth reiterating that gender is a determining factor in poverty-environment linkages as gender inequality, environmental deterioration and deepening poverty are mutually self-reinforcing.

“Improvement in any one of these three enhances livelihoods, improves resilience and reduces vulnerability.”.

The president’s aide said majority of African countries were signatory to many international agreements targeted at improving gender equality but regretted that they were yet to meet the minimum conditions required to attain gender parity.

“Across the world, societies that accord gender equality the priority of place it deserves strive diligently to engender women’s property rights.

“They are thereby able to unlock the full potentials of women and girls, with attendant rapid national development.”

Also speaking, Mrs Bisi Fayemi, former First Lady of Ekiti State, warned that gender inequality is a deep-rooted problem while women were treating the symptoms.

Fayemi pointed out that Ekiti state is the only state in Nigeria that has domesticated the National Gender Policy, an effort she championed when she was the first lady.

She advocated legislative framework, activism and for women to exercise their political strength by electing women activists and feminists into political offices to ensure that gender equality becomes a reality by 2030.

“We should do something lasting and not clapping and dancing for our husbands to get elected into offices,” Fayemi said.

NAN reports that other speakers at the event included Ms Silvana Koch-Mehrin, founder, Women in Parliaments Global Forum, Mitchell Toomey, Director, UN SDGs Action Campaign and Esther Chilenj

Once again, NYSC loses another pretty lady in an accident in Enugu. The accident occurred at 9th mile. 

According to an eye witness, four persons died on the spot including the lady.

As at the time of this report the lady's corpse is yet to be claimed by anyone.
Anyone with useful information should report to the 9th mile police station, Enugu.



Source: http://skydawnreports..com.ng/2017/03/nysc-member-killed-in-accident-in-enugu.html?m=1

OSENI ABDULWASI who had accident yesterday could not survive the bleeding. The medics did all they could but the internal bleeding was too much. May his soul rest in peace. Until his demise, OSENI was serving his  country in lokoja, kogi state. He was returning from CDS meeting on 26/01/2017 when he and his friend and two other passengers had a fatal accident around zone 8, close to Army signal, Lokoja after the keke they were in fell into the gutter.









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There is no law dat says they will live in ur house for free for 3 months. The law only said u shud not throw them out becos they cnt pay rents until 3 months expire. U can still sue dem for d rent. Or if they choose to remain in d house after 3 months they will still pay for d 3 months they stayed without rent.

The Council of Legal Education, has condemned students of the Nigerian Law school, Kano to a death zone by turning a blind eye to the plight of students over the invasion of the campus by mosquitoes, snakes , scorpions and other dangerous insects. Students now sleep with two eyes open because of fear of snake bite or scorpion sting. Students troop in the campus clinic every day with complains about malaria and typhoid. This is embarrassing for us as a country.

These people should leave the country alone. That pump price is harsh but they should not over blow it. In fact the media is kind of reminding transporters to increase transport fair even when the bus drivers are not contemplating it.

The rumors going round that Army officers and police men were killed are false and a propaganda by the ever lying APC. Nairalanders, right now I am in Abonnema. People are going about their normal businesss. There is peace here. I am even close to the Army barracks. Even the soldiers are laughing over the news.

With what is going on in the Country, Nigeria needs a new party where defection is prohibited. A party that has men and women of integrity. A party where young people are the leaders of the party.

when other states stop doing the same remind me to tell Wike. foolish APC idiots.

Following the 1.4tr fine placed on MTN, subscribers should be warned that they might use the innocent public to pay their debt. Therefore, stop recharging or port to another network. Don't say I didn't warn you.

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This poster was seen in portharcourt. Could it be a coincidence or an attention drawer? What was the church thinking. Maybe the pastor likes the song. Pour out your thoughts friends.

This thing happened yesterday. I loaded 200 hundred naira and Mtn deducted 50 naira without my permission. All that sent to me was that "your fashion guide weekly subscription has been renewed and N50 deducted from your account." Right now I am discussing with my lawyer on how to go about it.

Of late this man is talking nonsense. How can he mention Niger Delta in the recent blast in Abuja? Instead facing his duty he is talking nonsense.

Adasun:
Da op would have tried more if he had profound some solutions to help those ladies out they

one of the causes of this is dry deflowering. when girls are making love for the first time they decide to be dry. they remain stiff and d guy out of impatience penetrates. the damage can last for a life time. Another cause is child molestation. The damage here too can last for a life time. All these could cause painful sex. this is why sex education is important.

its all about APC. stupid party. useless people. foolish party members. idiot party