President Muhammadu
Buhari was last seen on June 6, Monday,
when he departed Abuja for his ten-day
vacation in London. He was seen off by
personal staff, ministers and military
officials.
president Muhammadu
Buhari was last seen on June 6,Monday, when he departed Abuja for his ten-day
vacation in London. He was seen off bypersonal staff, ministers and military officials.

The author of The Nation in this piece supposes what President Buhari discussed with his Chief of Staff Abba Kyari at the last moments before the departure.

President Buhari departed for London on a 10-day vacation
The ceremony was brief at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. The jet was humming, waiting for the
President. He shook hands with a line of aides who had lined up for the brief farewell. All smiles, they wished him a safe flight.

But, President Muhammadu Buhari’s handshake with his Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari, was some minutes longer. He held
Kyari’s hand firmly, pointing his left forefinger. Kyari, his head bent, was all ears. He refrained from looking at his boss eyeball to eyeball. The discussion –
instruction seems to be more
appropriate – must have been important.

It was a privileged as usual, aptly
concealed from the prime eyes of other officials and, of course, the media.

But, what was the Commander-In-Chief telling the Chief of Staff? What to do at the next Federal Executive Council (FEC)
meeting? Or was he reminding him about a certain file? How to respond to certain critical issues? What should wait
till he returns? An urgent errand? A correspondence to attend to? Or
something he forgot to do that should
be done urgently?

In Africa, heads of government can only sleep with one eye open— no thanks to the sheer weight of the highest office or the suspicion that characterises the polity. The President may have travelled
abroad on a 10-day vacation during which he will seek a solution to a nagging ear infection, his mind will surely be at work, resisting the strong
pull of home front.

President Buhari will still be consulted by his aides on emergency matters for which he is expected to issue directives,
despite being on vacation. The problems are formidable, no doubt. Avengers on the prowl in the troubled Niger Delta, the
herdsmen onslaught, the troubled
economy, the rising cost of living, the workers’ strike in many states, Boko Haram and the “rebellion” by an insider on the borrowed platform of restructuring.

But, there is no cause for alarm – or so it seems. The Chief of Staff, in the second picture taken during the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting, appears to be the janitor and monitor. What was he telling Vice President – no, an error
there – Acting President Yemi Osinbajo, who presided? This is the way to go?

This is what the President said we
should do? Instructively, Kyari is pointing his right forefinger, apparently for emphasis. The
Vice President is listening, his neck bent to soak it in fully.

Raising the forefinger can be a warning, especially when it is wagged up and down at somebody, who may not necessarily be the subject of the
admonition. It can also be an action to merely emphasise a point during a discussion. Besides, it can be deployed in pointing at an object of interest or to indicate an item.

What is President Buhari saying here?

Over to all those who claim to have an understanding of His Excellency’s body language.
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Reports that the 2018 Jeep Wrangler
will be offered with a 2.0-liter four-
cylinder turbocharged engine have been
given a boost.

Flowwalk. has posted
photos of a prototype Wrangler with its
hood open that appear to show a motor
equipped with a turbo and its
associated intake system.

An inside source recently told
Automotive News that the new engine
is nicknamed “Hurricane” and will put
out around 300 hp. It’s widely expected
to be sold alongside V6, diesel and
possibly hybrid versions of the
Wrangler, while an eight-speed
automatic transmission is also in the
cards.

What do you think? Click here for more
images of the Wrangler engine
flowwalk. tells Fox News
that the Wrangler was spotted while it
was parked on the side of a public road.

Many more images of camouflaged
next-generation Wranglers being driven
around have been popping up over the
past few weeks. The all-new truck
appears to hew closely to the current
formula, with a body on frame and live
axles front and rear, but with a slightly
sleeker design for improved
aerodynamics. Chrysler executives have
hinted at the increased use of aluminum
in its construction, but nothing has
been confirmed.

There’s also no word on when it will be
officially revealed, but it will most likely
debut at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show in
January, with sales following later in the
year.
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University lecturers under the aegis of
the Academic Staff Union of Universities,
(ASUU), Benin zone, have threatened to
embark on industrial action over
shortfall in university allocation.

Members of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, during a
rally/protest to sensitize students and
the public on the plight of academic
staff in the University of Lagos, Akoka,
Lagos. Photo by Lamidi Bamidele.

The lecturers accused the Federal
Government of stoking the embers of
crisis when the university system was
yet to fully recover from the damaging
effects of a prolonged strike in 2013.

The union said it was an unfortunate
and sad development that the federal
government was contributing to the
threat to peace in the Nigerian
university system by not sending
enough money to pay salaries.

Zonal Co-ordinator, ASUU, Benin Zone,
Prof. Anthony Monye-Emina in a
statement made available to journalists
in Benin City, said the use of co-......

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UN warns of worsening
hunger in North Korea
Workers stand near a field in Songchon
County, in North Korea.

The Food and Agriculture Organization
(FAO) has warned against worsening
hunger in North Korea as the country has
hit a record low in food production since
2010 due to poor rainfall.

According to a statement by FAO, North
Korea produced about 5.4 million tons of
food, including cereals, soybeans and
potatoes in 2015, down from 5.9 million
tons it produced in 2014.

The country is facing a shortage of
394,000
tons of cereal, the biggest gap since
2011-2012, the statement added.
“Given the tight food supplies in 2015/16,
the country’s food security situation is
expected to deteriorate from the previous
year when most households were already
estimated to have poor or borderline food
consumption levels,” the agency said.

In May 2015, the United Nations had
warned of a looming food crisis in North
Korea due to drought, which the country’s
official media described as the worst in
100
years.

Poor rainfall and low availability of water
for irrigation caused the production of
paddy rice, the country’s main staple, to
drop by 25 percent to 1.9 million tons,
FAO
said.

North Korea has suffered regular chronic
food shortages.

UN figures show that over 70 percent of
North Koreans are food insecure and 28
percent of children under the age of five
have suffered stunted growth due to
malnutrition.

The country has come under the most
crippling sanctions by the UN and the
West
recently over its nuclear missile tests.

On Thursday, South Korea claimed
that North Korea had fired what
appeared to have been an intermediate
range ballistic missile but it crashed
seconds after the test launch.


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Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier
General Hossein Dehqan delivers a
speech at the 5th Moscow Conference on
International Security (MCIS) in the
Russian capital, April 27, 2016.

Iran's defense minister has censured the
United States for adopting a double-
standard policy in defending its interests,
saying such a policy may finally lead to a
new world war.
Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan made the
remarks at the 5th Moscow Conference on
International Security (MCIS) in the Russian
capital on Wednesday.

For the sake of safeguarding its own
interests, Washington is employing
“double, multiple standards on the
main issues associated with the
disruption of safety and stability,”
Dehqan said, adding, “They use
proxy wars, and they impose a heavy
cost on the stage to wage the wars.

We see a repeat of the situation and
there could be a potential new world
war taking place.”

The Iranian minister also warned that only
a "realistic" and "responsible" approach to
the conflicts gripping the Middle East could
prevent a potential new world war.

He further condemned the US, Saudi Arabia,
and Israel for propping up terrorist groups
“under the disguise of humanitarian aid,
under [the excuse of] establishing a
cessation of hostilities”.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour
of Google in its 11-year legal battle with
an authors group.
The Court said it would not hear an
appeal from the Authors Guild, which
claimed Google breached copyright laws
by scanning books without permission.
The technology giant began the process
in 2004, so it could include extracts in a
searchable database, and it was sued by
the Authors Guild in 2005.
The Supreme Court’s judgement is the
final ruling on the matter.
Fair use
Google’s database of books lets people
search through millions of titles and read
passages and selected pages from them.
While some of the books in the database
are old titles that are no longer protected
by copyright, millions are more recent
publications.
The Authors Guild had argued that the
project undermined authors’ ability to
make money from their work.
Google said its database was a “fair use”
of protected works, describing it as “a
card catalogue for the digital age”.
The firm could have faced billions of
dollars in damages claims from authors if
it had lost the case.
The Authors Guild said it was
“disappointed” that the Supreme Court
would not hear its appeal.
The organisation’s president Roxana
Robinson said: “We believed then and we.....
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Pope Francis put his shoulder to the
doors
of the Catholic Church and shoved them
open a little wider Friday, calling for the
church to be more tolerant in practice
while
not changing any official doctrines.

He urged priests around the world to be
more accepting of gays and lesbians,
divorced Catholics and other people living
in
what the church considers “irregular”
situations.

“A pastor cannot feel that it is enough
simply to apply moral laws … as if they
were
stones to throw at people’s lives,” Francis
writes in a sweeping paper outlining his
stance on family matters.

He urges more common sense and less
unthinking following of rules.

“By thinking that everything is black and
white, we sometimes close off the way of
grace and growth,” he writes.
He emphasizes that “unjust
discrimination”
against gays and lesbians is unacceptable,
downplays the idea of “living in sin” and
suggests that priests should use their
own
discretion on whether divorced Catholics
in
new marriages can take Communion.

Path of Jesus
The paper has much to please both
liberals
and conservatives, though it is unlikely to
go
far enough for either group within the
church.

“I understand those who prefer a more
rigorous pastoral care which leaves no
room for confusion. But I sincerely believe
that Jesus wants......
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Wenger admits Arsenal can learn from Leicester fairytale
Arsenal's French coach Arsene Wenger gives a press conference at the the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona on March 15, 2016, on the eve of the Round 16 of the UEFA Champions League football match between FC Barcelona and Arsenal FC. / AFP / JOSEP LAGO

Arsene Wenger insists he has not given up on Arsenal’s Premier League title challenge but admits there are lessons to be learnt from Leicester’s dominance at the top of the table.Wenger’s third-placed side, who lie 11 points adrift of the leaders, head to West Ham on Saturday where they will seek the third successive victory they need to keep their slender hopes of becoming champions alive.

Consecutive wins against Everton and Watford have raised hopes they could yet end a frustrating season on a high but Wenger is realistic enough to know Arsenal’s main priority is to ensure they do not get dragged back towards those clubs – including West Ham – currently on the fringe of the top four.

And if, as expected, Wenger is forced to contemplate another failed bid to deliver the title to the Emirates Stadium for the first time since 2004, the manager will point to Leicester’s recruitment strategy as the key to the leaders’ unexpected success.

“What we learn from Leicester City is what I knew for a long time, which is that it’s not just only down to the amount of money you spend,” Wenger said.

“It’s down to the quality of players you bring in and sometimes the opportunities are not always necessarily linked with the amount of money.

“If you look well, they finished very strongly last season and on top of that they brought some players in who have given them something more, like N’Golo Kante. He had a huge impact.”

With games running out, Wenger acknowledges Arsenal need to win virtually all their remaining matches to have any chance of a stunning title triumph.

– Raised eyebrows –
“We know that we need nearly the perfect run and we know as well that we don’t look only in front of us, we look behind us as well,” he added.

“We are chased by a group of teams who can make it very difficult for us so we have just to focus on our performance and hope we finish in a very strong way.

“As long as it’s mathematically possible, there’s a strong possibility we can catch Leicester.

“You look at the difficulty of the Premier League and they have been very consistent but every game is very, very tight. That can go the other way.”

Aaron Ramsey could return to the squad but Wenger is unlikely to change the starting line-up that has delivered successive wins.

West Ham won at Arsenal on the opening day of the season, a result that raised eyebrows at the time.

The Hammers’ form since then, however, has demonstrated that performance was no one off and while last weekend’s home draw with Crystal Palace dented their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League, boss Slaven Bilic and his players have not given up on reaching the top four.

[b]“We are both fighting for a place in Europe and from their point of view, they’re trying to be champions,” Bilic said.

“They admitted that they must win all their remaining games, so it’s a big game with a lot at stake.”

The game marks the start of a defining eight days in West Ham’s season with the FA Cup quarter-final replay with Manchester United on April 13 followed by a trip to Leicester next Sunday.

“We play Arsenal, then have a cup replay against Manchester United, then go to Leicester,” [/b]Bilic said.

“But we are approaching the Arsenal game and then we have three days to recover and think about Manchester United. We are going to put the best team out that we can on Saturday.”
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K[i]halid al-Barnawi is the leader of Nigeria’s Ansaru jihadist group and was listed by Washington in 2012 as “specially designated global terrorists” (AFP Photo/Str)

Nigerian forces recorded a major success in the fight against terrorism by arresting the leader of the Ansaru jihadist group, Khalid al-Barnawi in Kogi State on Friday.

Ansaru is a splinter group of Boko Haram.[/i]

“Security agents made a breakthrough on Friday in the fight against terrorism by arresting Khalid al-Barnawi, the leader of Ansaru terrorist group in Lokoja,” Defence Headquarters  spokesman Brigadier General Rabe Abubakar said on Sunday.

“He is among those on the top of the list of our wanted terrorists,”

Khalid al-Barnawi is one of three Nigerian terrorists listed by the United States government in 2012 as “specially designated global terrorists”. The other two are Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau and Ansaru founder Abubakar Adam Kambar.

“He is among those on top of the list of our wanted terrorists,” Abubakar added.

Barnawi, 47, whose real name is Usman Umar Abubakar, hailed from Biu town in restive northeast Borno state. He became the leader of Ansaru following the death of Kambar in a military raid on his hideout in Kano in March 2012.

The group claimed a 2012 attack on a maximum security facility in Abuja where detained Islamists were being held, killing two policemen and freeing 40 inmates.

With the emergence of Ansaru, Barnawi’s faction became independent of Boko Haram but still maintained ties.

The group also claimed responsibility for the kidnap of a French engineer, Francis Collomp, in northern Katsina state in 2012. He later escaped.

The group said it was responsible for a 2013 attack on a convoy of Mali-bound Nigerian troops in Kogi state, killing two soldiers and seriously wounding five others.

It issued a statement condemning Nigeria’s participation in the “war against the Islamic state of northern Mali”.
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<img src="http://presstv.com/photo/20160331/3a9b226f-3fca-4ee7-ab51-822c61aeff31.jpg" alt="trump" />
Republican Presidential candidate Donald
Trump films a town hall meeting for
MSNBC at the Weidner Center located on
the University of Wisconsin Green Bay
campus on March 30, 2016 in Green Bay,
Wisconsin. (AFP photo)

<b>US Republican presidential candidate has
refused to rule out using a nuclear weapon
in Europe, saying he will not “take any cards
off the table.”</b>

In an interview with MSNBC on Wednesday,
Trump argued that if the United States was
not willing to use an atomic bomb, then
<b>“why are we making them?”
“I would be very, very slow to pull that
trigger,” the celebrity businessman said.
“[But] if someone hits us with a nuke, you
wouldn’t fight back with a nuke?”
“First of all, you don’t want to say take
everything off the table because you would
be a bad negotiator if you do that,”</b> Trump
noted.

When asked whether he could assure the
Middle East that the US will not use nuclear
weapons, <b>Trump answered, “I would never
say that. I would never take any of my cards
off the table.”</b>

The Republican frontrunner was then asked
the same question about Europe. <b>“I’m not
going to take it off the table for anybody,”</b>
Trump stressed.

Trump’s campaign has been marked by
controversy from the beginning, with
disparaging remarks about immigrants,
Muslims and women.

At the same town hall event on Wednesday,
Trump came under fire for comments he
earlier made about abortion.

The reality TV star backpedaled from his call
for some kind of punishment for women
who illegally terminate their pregnancies,
saying he would hope to see abortion-clinic
doctors and other medical personnel
prosecuted.

<b>Last year, Trump created a firestorm by
calling for a ban on Muslims entering the
United States. The GOP contender has also
said he would reverse a ban on the use of
waterboarding, a torture method that
simulates drowning.</b>
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Iran on Saturday denied supporting cyber
attacks against the United States after a
New York court indicted seven Iranians
over hacking dozens of American banks
and a major dam.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran has never
had dangerous cyber actions on its
agenda and does not support such
measures,” Hossein Jaber Ansari, the
spokesman for Iran’s Foreign Ministry
said in a statement.

The United States on Thursday announced
computer hacking charges against seven
Iranians who it said worked for firms
linked to the Iranian government,
accusing them of infiltrating nearly 50
banks and financial institutions, as well as
a major New York dam.
The announcement comes after a nuclear
agreement last year between Iran, the
United States and five other major powers
raised hopes for better relations between
Tehran and Washington.
In a standoff that lasted more than a
decade, the US and the European Union
imposed sanctions in a bid to stymie
Tehran’s disputed nuclear programme
and ensure a bomb was out of reach.
Iran persistently denied seeking atomic
weapons.
The United States and Israel allegedly
attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities in 2010
with a computer virus called Stuxnet,
although neither government has
acknowledged it.
The virus, which temporarily hobbled
Iran’s nuclear refining facilities, was
believed to be the first programme
designed not just to steal information or
hijack computers, but to damage
equipment.
“The United States, which with its cyber
attacks against Iran’s peaceful nuclear
facilities put millions of innocent Iranians
at the risk of environmental disaster is in
no position to accuse citizens of other
[b]Iran on Saturday denied supporting cyber
attacks against the United States after a
New York court indicted seven Iranians
over hacking dozens of American banks
and a major dam.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran has never
had dangerous cyber actions on its
agenda and does not support such
measures,” Hossein Jaber Ansari, the
spokesman for Iran’s Foreign Ministry
said in a statement.
The United States on Thursday announced
computer hacking charges against seven
Iranians who it said worked for firms
linked to the Iranian government,
accusing them of infiltrating nearly 50
banks and financial institutions, as well as
a major New York dam.
The announcement comes after a nuclear
agreement last year between Iran, the
United States and five other major powers
raised hopes for better relations between
Tehran and Washington.
In a standoff that lasted more than a
decade, the US and the European Union
imposed sanctions in a bid to stymie
Tehran’s disputed nuclear programme
and ensure a bomb was out of reach.
Iran persistently denied seeking atomic
weapons.
The United States and Israel allegedly
attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities in 2010
with a computer virus called Stuxnet,
although neither government has
acknowledged it.
The virus, which temporarily hobbled
Iran’s nuclear refining facilities, was
believed to be the first programme
designed not just to steal information or
hijack computers, but to damage
equipment.
“The United States, which with its cyber
attacks against Iran’s peaceful nuclear
facilities put millions of innocent Iranians
at the risk of environmental disaster is in
no position to accuse citizens of other
[/b]Iran on Saturday denied supporting cyber
attacks against the United States after a
New York court indicted seven Iranians
over hacking dozens of American banks
and a major dam.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran has never
had dangerous cyber actions on its
agenda and does not support such
measures,” Hossein Jaber Ansari, the
spokesman for Iran’s Foreign Ministry
said in a statement.
The United States on Thursday announced
computer hacking charges against seven
Iranians who it said worked for firms
linked to the Iranian government,
accusing them of infiltrating nearly 50
banks and financial institutions, as well as
a major New York dam.
The announcement comes after a nuclear
agreement last year between Iran, the
United States and five other major powers
raised hopes for better relations between
Tehran and Washington.
In a standoff that lasted more than a
decade, the US and the European Union
imposed sanctions in a bid to stymie
Tehran’s disputed nuclear programme
and ensure a bomb was out of reach.
Iran persistently denied seeking atomic
weapons.
The United States and Israel allegedly
attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities in 2010
with a computer virus called Stuxnet,
although neither government has
acknowledged it.
The virus, which temporarily hobbled
Iran’s nuclear refining facilities, was
believed to be the first programme
designed not just to steal information or
hijack computers, but to damage
equipment.
Source: https://flowwalk./2016/03/26/iran-denies-supporting-us-bank-cyber-attacks/

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“Trump-ism is already the 2016 winner and now – except for white men – a perpetually hostile and dangerous environment has become even more actively predatory,” says American writer Mickey Z. Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders’ comments are too little and maybe too late as Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s rise overshadows politics-as- usual in the US, an American writer and political activist says. Mickey Z., the author of Occupy This Book and Occupy These Photos made the remarks in an interview with Press TV on Sunday, a day after Sanders visited the US- Mexico border and condemned Trump for making controversial remarks against Mexican immigrants. “While I’m not a supporter of any major party candidate, I will admit Bernie Sanders expressed a crucial sentiment at a recent campaign stop in Arizona when he stated: ‘As I have traveled around this country and talked to immigrant families, and particularly Latino immigrant families, I am struck by the fear and sadness that grips so many of them,’” said Mickey Z. “Meanwhile, in Utah, Donald Trump was declaring: ‘We have become a third world country, folks!’ He went on to add: ‘We are sitting on a big fat ugly bubble. At some point unless we act quickly and smartly, it is going to explode. You need the right people. We have the wrong people now,’” he added. “Where have we heard all this before? A nation in economic decline and on the brink of social collapse. Racial scapegoating. Choosing between the ‘right’ and the ‘wrong’ people,” he continued. “Of course, Sanders didn’t go far enough in his recent condemnation of all this. He and all non-Trump candidates will ultimately continue with the propaganda-obscured status quo. The system is irreversibly rigged; the change and ‘revolution’ we need won’t happen by following its rules; and the usual suspects offer nothing new except a few campaign promises,” the analyst observed. “However, there’s something more urgent and ominous to consider this time around. Trump-ism is already the 2016 winner and now – except for white men – a perpetually hostile and dangerous environment has become even more actively predatory. It has re-emboldened racists and white supremacists all across the country,” he pointed out. “To view this phenomenon as some form of low brow entertainment spectacle is to expose one’s lack of historical context. For some Americans to flippantly talk of moving to Canada is a betrayal to all those without the resources to leave or fight back or earn justice. To trot out the classic ‘it can’t happen here’ is to ignore that it’s already happened here many times and, in some cases, never stopped happening. Ignore it at own peril,” the activist concluded. Trump, who has never held elected office, is leading the race despite the fact that his campaign has been marked by controversial statements, including disparaging remarks about women, Mexican immigrants and Muslims. Trump says he would deport 11 million undocumented workers from the United States and would establish a “deportation force” for this purpose. He has also promised to expel undocumented immigrants and build a wall on the US-Mexico border. In addition, he has proposed repealing the constitutional right to citizenship of anyone born on US soil. Over the past several days, Trump’s rallies have descended into violence between supporters and protesters, and have become heavily secured events teeming with dozens and in some cases hundreds of police.

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BETWEEN DONALD TRUMP
AND POPE FRANCIS
As the seemingly irrepressible presidential
campaign of American Republican
frontrunner Donald Trump shows no
signs of running out of steam as a rabble
rouser par excellence, the 69-year old real
estate mogul continues to receive an
increasing number of attacks from his
critics over his controversial views on
subjects ranging from immigration to
Islam.
Whilst he has so far taken all the barbs in
his stride like his unwarranted attack on
Nigerians living and working in the
United States, he now faces his most
influential critic yet in Pope Francis, the
head of 1.5 billion-strong Catholic Church.
In a freewheeling conversation on his
flight home on 17 February from a
pastoral visit to Mexico, Pope Francis told
reporters, “A person who thinks only
about building walls, wherever they may
be, and not building bridges, is not
Christian.” The pontiff’s remarks were in
regards to Trump’s claim that if he
became president he would build an
$8billion wall between the United States
and Mexico to keep out immigrants who
entered illegally as if his forebears were
not immigrants.
Trump might claim to be a Christian but....... click to see more
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Nwankwo Kanu has devised another means
of helping young Nigerians achieve their
dreams in football.
From August 1, 2016, kids from all over the
world, (U-11 and U-18) will converge in
Alliston ON, Toronto, Canada, for the first
Residential Soccer camp being put together
by the Kanu Soccer Academy.
The camp which has been divided into two
phases will see over kids from Africa, Asia,
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