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Hotwest:
Over 2.5 Goals

Stake your destiny

Dead

Jones4190:
our altentic chairman is Apapa, if he is tire or he don't want to preform his function as the national chairman we will consider oshodi or mile 12

Shame on you

Zwanzig:
they are better than ur us£less parents

Shame on you and wrètçhëd family
Obi is better than them
Go and hustle

Jones4190:
same on you too, are they not his boys?

Once again shame on u

Jones4190:
peter obi boys

Shame on you

Enenim:
You can't add what he staked with na...
₦380k + ₦40k will equal ₦400k

How ??
It's 420k if you add lol
.nawa ooo

It should be over 400k naa since he staked 40k on 10 odds

Zouma don score oooo

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Airtel Nigeria and Google have announced an internet service partnership that allows customers to access mobile web search and other feature-phone-friendly versions of Gmail and Google without getting billed.

The Free Zone service aims to allow more people to access the internet, targeting first time internet users who have not purchased data bundles and often find basic services like email, mobile web browsing and social applications to be expensive.

Airtel Nigeria said with Free Zone phone users can take advantage of the web to grow their businesses or keep in touch with friends and family without the fear of unknown data costs, and also make more informed choices about their next data device.

Juliet Ehimuan, country manager of Google Nigeria, said: “We are excited to be working with Airtel to introduce Free Zone powered by Google to Nigeria. We believe in the power of the internet to create better opportunities, and working with Airtel on this makes it possible for anyone with a phone to get Internet services at little or no cost.

“Just like our other access projects, this gives people easier access to information in a way that benefits not just themselves, but their businesses, and by extension Nigeria’s economy.”

Deepak Srivastava, chief operating officer (COO) and executive director of Airtel Nigeria, said breaking down the barriers to internet adoption is critical for Nigeria to keep up with the rest of world in terms of social and economic development.

“We are, therefore, really proud to bring this spectacular innovation to Nigerians, especially our customers, who will now have seamless access to Google Search, Gmail and Google by simply using Airtel SIM cards on any data-enabled handset free of charge. This is indeed another good reason to remain an Airtel customer or to joint Airtel if you are not yet a customer,” he said.

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A Lagos State High Court sitting in Ikeja has given its leave to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to arraign a Lagos socialite, Fred Ajudua come February 12, 2014 for allegedly defrauding a former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Ishaya Bamaiyi of about $8.395m.

Ajudua arraignment meant to come up at a proceeding presided over by Justice Oluwatoyin Ipaye was altered resulting from his failure to appear in court.

The anti-graft agency alleged Ajudua along side Alumile Adedeji (a.k.a Ade Bendel) one Keneth and Princess Hamabon William, who are now at large defrauded Bamaiyi at the Kirikiri Maximum Prisons, where he and the other fraud suspects were on remand for various crimes between November 2004 and June 2005.

The fresh charges dated October 14, 2013 comprise 13 counts of conspiracy and fraud. The offences of conspiracy and obtaining by false pretences were said to be contrary to Sections 8(a) and 1(3) of the Advance Fee Fraud Related Offences Act. No. 13 of 1995 as amended by Act No. 62 of 1999.

According to EFCC, the suspects had fraudulently collected the money from Bamaiyi by falsely claiming that it was part of the professional fees charged by Chief Afe Babalola (SAN) to facilitate his release from prison.

The anti-graft agency also alleged that Ajudua and others fraudulently claimed that $1m out of the total money collected from Bamaiyi was for financial assistance for the treatment of Justice Olubunmi Oyewole's father.

The suspects were said to have claimed to Bamaiyi that Oyewole's father was admitted at Saint Nicholas in Lagos and the $1m was meant to assist the judge in treating his father.

In his submission, Ajudua's counsel, Richard Ahoharuogha told the court that his client only became aware of the matter on Saturday. He added that his client was unable to attend court proceeding because he fell ill.

Following this, the lawyer then sought an adjournment to enable Ajudua to appear before the court.

Similarly, EFCC counsel, Mr. Seidu Atteh, also said it only came to the commission's knowledge, that the matter had been assigned to a judge last Friday.

In her ruling, Justice Ipaye adjourned till February 12, 2014 for the arraignment, ordering that warrant of production should be served on the prison authority to produce Ajudua at the next hearing date.

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The Abia House of Assembly on Tuesday passed a supplementary budget of N25.4 billion for the 2013 fiscal year.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Gov. Theodore Orji presented a proposed budget of N26.148 billion to the lawmakers a couple of weeks ago.

Presenting the budget proposal for a final passage during Tuesday’s plenary session in Umuahia, Assemblyman Chidiebere Nwoke, the House Leader, said that the budget had been pruned down to N25.4 billion.

Nwoke commended his colleagues for the timely passage of the supplementary budget.

Speaking to journalists shortly before the plenary, the Deputy Speaker, Assemblyman Asiforo Okere, said that the lawmakers passed three bills and adopted more than seven resolutions in the last three months.

Okerem said that the lawmakers adopted the resolution on the deplorable state of Aba-Ikot Ekpene road to draw the Federal Government’s attention to the poor state of the road.

He said that the Assembly also passed a resolution on the land dispute between Ikwuano community and Michael Okpara University, as part of efforts to resolve the lingering dispute between the university and its host community.

On the performance of the House, Okere, who doubles as the Chairman, House Committee on Information and Strategy, said that the Assembly had recorded a lot of achievements, particularly in the area of youth empowerment.

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