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BY TOBY GANNON 15th February 2017, 9:18 am Ghanaian Al-Ahli star is one of 40 players who has breached the Arab nation's rules on hairstyles FORMER Sunderland striker Asamoah Gyan has been found guilty of having ‘unethical HAIR’. The Ghanaian is on loan at Dubai-based Arabian Gulf League club Al-Ahli from Shanghai SIPG. He is one of 40 players found to have breached Saudi Arabian hairstyle rules. In 2012, Saudi Arabia and Al Shabab keeper Waleed Abdullah was told to cut his “un-Islamic hair” by the referee before kick off. Islamic teachings have been known to ban ‘Qaza’ hairdos – which include mohawks – because parts of the head remain unshaven. Gyan, 31, showed off his new mohawk – complete with a ‘w’-shaped design shaved into the side – during the African Nations Cup. Gyan moved to the Saudi league on loan from Sunderland in 2012 with Al Ain. The forward signed permanently for the club the following season but joined Chinese Super League outfit SIPG in 2015, before returning on loan with Al-Ahli. The Ghana captain saw his side lost 2-0 to eventual champions Cameroon in the semi-final. https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/2868213/asamoah-gyan-guilty-unethical-hair-saudi-arabia-fa/?CMP=spklr-_-Editorial-_-TWITTER-_-TheSunFootball-_-20170215-_-811186555
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February 15, 2017Oladeinde Olawoyin Nigerians have been advised not to engage in panic buying of fuel as measures are being put in place to ensure constant adequate supply. The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, said it would increase the February supply of petroleum products by providing six additional PMS cargoes of 37,000 tonnes each. The move, among others, is part of measures to sustain supply of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol), Automotive Gas Oil (diesel) and Dual Purpose Kerosene (DPK) nationwide. A statement by the corporation’s spokesperson, Ndu Ughumadu, said the plan will also boost the NNPC’s existing national PMS sufficiency of over 32 days. Other measures put in place, according to the statement, include immediate importation of three additional Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) cargoes before the end of February and an order for massive 250 trucks per day loading of AGO and DPK, from across the three NNPC refineries in Port Harcourt, Kaduna and Warri. The statement explained further that the acting NNPC Group Managing Director, Saidu Mohammed, who chaired an emergency meeting on the Corporation’s downstream operations where the measures were taken in Abuja, said NNPC would transmit the full list of marketers involved in off-taking AGO and DPK to the Department of State Services, DSS, for appropriate follow-up by the security agency to forestall possibility of any stakeholders engaging in foul play. “(Mr.) Mohammed said the move to provide additional PMS cargoes of 37,000 tonnes each was to give further comfort and stability to the robust petrol sufficiency nationwide,” the statement said. “Other measure the Corporation has taken, apart from ramping up fuel supply nationwide, is an expansion of daily truck load-out of petrol, diesel and kerosene, even during weekends to ensure improved products delivery to the hinterland. “The Corporation would provide additional marine logistics, all geared toward improving products movements from offshore to land, to cater for additional PMS supply nationwide.” Mr. Mohammed, the statement added, however, charged downstream operators to immediately implement measures that would sustain adequate supply and distribution of petrol, diesel and kerosene to every nook and cranny of the Country. It stated further that the NNPC has also made concerted efforts to pay the outstanding bill owed Duke Oil, the Corporation’s trading arm, for products importation, even as it has put in place modalities for transparent accounting practice. The statement also disclosed that the NNPC plans to obtain a foreign exchange intervention from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, adding that it would convert the existing issued $144m PMS FOREX intervention to AGO. “As part of measures to sustain products supply stability across the Country, NNPC planned to obtain, from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), an AGO Foreign Exchange (FOREX) intervention to marketers as well as Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Associations (DAPPMAN). “Already, the Corporation would convert the existing issued $144m PMS FOREX intervention to AGO. NNPC has also developed a comprehensive and clear deadline for the completion of the Atlas Cove-Mosimi pipeline and commenced shipment of AGO to Calabar.” The statement, therefore, enjoined motorists and other consumers of petroleum products across the country not to engage in panic buying. “Motorists and other consumers of petroleum products across the Country are enjoined not to engage in panic buying as NNPC has over 32 days sufficiency for petrol, and adequate volumes of diesel and petrol to meet their demand,” Mr. Ughamadu said. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223564-no-need-panic-buying-fuel-nnpc-tells-nigerians.html
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The reason why as a father you must go out of your personal way to be for your family and take all decision as a home not just as a man. Sacrifice all for a woman that loves you and you have a chance of getting the same in return. Most women cheat mostly out of personal reason and because no one talks to them the scars that comes with cheating. It's gonna collapse 90% of marriages from the 1970s generation till date |
The same Nigerians will collect 2000 for voting than demand good governance from the elected officials. No Nigerian is willing to die for a course |
Am so sorry for wailers who are hoping Buhari will someday apologise to us all. However, I feel more sorry for Zombies who knows in their heart that the Daura President is been buried but hoping his clone takes over after series of medical fallacy tests.. |
Just bought one Baby diaper with only 32inside for 1900 which usually sells for 1200. It's a pity really. It would be sold for a higher price in Lagos for sure and makes me Envy those who still raise their home in Lagos. |
By their Ijaab you will know they voted a dullard then try to escape to Europe. hucienda: |
Take one bottle of Alomo there fir helping us block that Zombie leakage wey wan pour inside wailer garri... Sarrki be careful how you try to wail. There will be no joy from Wailers to console u. Everyman for himself even as no available form for u izzou: |
What has been the real benefit of being a Nigerian? EazyMoh: |
Naija produce and promote more olosho than professionals |
You will need to do a thorough investigation on the weight and the quantity that is been sold to you. Nobody will loss in business babyfaceafrica: |
So this man can still talk? |
I thought APC said PDP destroyed the country for 17yrs. How come the same man will be contesting through their platform? Shiitttiiee supporters like NgeneNkwenu |
Hey. Have you read the Bible that say " By the words of our testimony"?? The Young boy gave his testimony which is why you know about it now. He didn't announce it since last year when he helped the young boy. Bad belle Christians everywhere NameChecker: |
Bros Dano is more expensive than Peak Milk if you buy it always then you will know. Dano full Cream 400g 1200 while Peak Milk 400g is 900-950ngn. Unless you are buying Dano coolcow which is a lower milk grade (Instant filled). Bujumbura: |
Afonja and Osho baba lineage for sure this time. Edo for the wrong reason |
If your foolish enough to know those terrorizing Ikorodu as militants then why is fulanis with an entirely unique appearance different to know. so. Only a detective can recognise people by tribe? saintmark88: |
You are the one fighting for thieves. They are all the same and because one is in court doesn't mean others are free. A new govt will come new heads someday. kolaaderin: |
The evolution is nonsense sir. Am not a social animal and neither are you. castrol180: |
The security agencies are aiding them further into the south. They are Jihadist and boko terrorist... |
Preventing a Coup on Osinbajo's life... Good move as no way the military will take over now |
Rip Sir. |
Zombies everywhere. Rip to Baba at the top |
If you are asking this questions of Fayose, why not ask the same of Fashola, Tinubu, Ameachi and the likes? Your hypocrisy and hatred for your kind stinks kolaaderin: |
I guess Wale and other yorubas bashing him are also ipob youths from Ekiti state. Foolishness in high places NgeneUkwenu: |
Lagos is doomed when one party rule and the riches can be shared evenly now. seunmsg: |
In as much as I don't like Pdp Lagos state can be looted without a whistle blower. It's bad for Nigeria's growth kettykings: |
There is nothing like herdsmen but terrorists. They rustled cattles then herd down south to carry out the plot. They will soon wipe out the whole south in another 5yrs. Let Lai and Osinbajo continue to play you while they loot |
Tides turning afterall. |
OOK. When will the NA kill Shekau? |
I guess you missed the part where it says they are going to enforce the weeks altimatum that was given to them to vacate the bush they are taking control of. Read with your head not your Pvc Ersan: |
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