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The 52-year-old will be in power for the next six years after seeing off the challenge of Joan Laporta, who finished in second place Josep Maria Bartomeu has been re-elected as Barcelona president for the next six years after claiming 54.63% of the vote in Saturday's election, with nearest challenger Joan Laporta getting 33.03%. Bartomeu, who resigned last month as an interim board took charge during the election period, will return to office and begin to implement some of the promises made in his campaign after fighting off the competition. The 52-year-old, who took over in 2014 following Sandro Rosell's resignation, had placed a lot of importance on keeping the current sponsorship agreement with Qatar Airways in place, despite being seen as controversial by many. Bartomeu was the only one of the final four candidates to make such a pledge, with the others all in favour of bringing the deal to a close, despite the €50 million it generates for the club per season. Despite overseeing one of the most successful seasons in the club's history during the 2014-15 campaign, with Luis Enrique's men winning the treble, Bartomeu has been a figure of controversy at Camp Nou. The entrepreneur previously worked alongside Rosell during a turbulent time for the club, as they were accused of various indiscretions involving the Neymar transfer, before Barca were also hit with a transfer ban for breaking regulations regarding signing youth players. However, it has been his closeness and working relationship with Luis Enrique that supposedly encouraged many fans to vote for Bartomeu, with the likes of Laporta reportedly looking to sign players that the coach may not have wanted in the first place. Barca confirmed that 47,270 votes were cast in total.

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guy u need to finish what you started, why backing off dis time....edo girls na season film oo

Coats Of Arm

traveling is part of education ....let dis man soul rest in peace jare...rara ooo, I don remember say my money dey dia ooo, Ogun oooooo

that time when free drink turn sour.....another thing u can do is if u can afford to rent her even if it's a single room outside...it won't be more than 30 to 40k depends on the area

we don't need more evidence than this level of your foolishness u just put up here....

lordimmaogidi:
No prophesy about de freedom of Biafrans

the prophet said make I tell una say dat one go come in d next 300years

What did you notice?

shema101:
I don't know y dis guy's mouth smells like shit....
Christian lo n bomb won! Oponu.

everybody have head but most are empty....and u re a good example of such...Omo ale

all I know is that my God will expose dis people in a brutal way

pishure never Waka reach here ooo...o boi your place far oo, pishure no gree show face

it can happen, the point is there won't be physical contact on both sides, that of man side is already happening ( artificial insemination) and I think something can still be done in the nearest future about woman side

and some stupi.d people will start saying dis people are muslim..........I pray for the sake of Today, May Almighty Allah expose those behind dis evil act including their sponsors, sympathisers ( Amen)

jamb question.....only if u can judge the content of a book by its cover then I will answer you

Eyah...sorry

prevention is better than cure...

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interesting

Mtcheeew

I don't know why people just see pleasure in criticism, even world class magician can preside over Nigeria and turn things around within that 30days, Nigeria has spoiled more than 30 days magical intervention...I don't know maybe they've forgotten that someone was there for years and at the end they add salt to our injury....haters please find better things to do and stop castigating a 30 months old baby for not walking yet

photo: if na u how will u handle this?

Fast rising singer, Kiss Daniel, speaks with CHUX OHAI
about his career and sundry issues
As an undergraduate of the Federal University of
Agriculture, Abeokuta, where he studied water engineering,
popular singer, Kiss Daniel (real name Oluwatobiloba Daniel
Anidugbe), had to divide his time between studies and song
writing.
Although he was passionate about music and sometimes
dreamed of a future brightened with a successful music
career, his studies actually came first in his personal scale
of preference.
The result was that, unlike many other singers who dropped
out of school to embrace music and stardom, Daniel
graduated from the university with a Second Class Upper
degree in 2013.
The following year, he took the music scene by storm with
the hit song, Woju.
Recalling the past, he says, “If I had failed to find a records
label that would be willing to sign me on, after completing
youth service, I would have moved on to the United
Kingdom for a Masters degree and afterwards, searched for
a job as initially planned.”
The singer, easily one of the youngest in Nigeria to make it
to the top spot at 21, thinks that his success is divinely
ordained.
“The fact that I got a records label during youth service and
not when I was still in school shows there is a reason for it.
It is as if everything is perfectly timed. If I had found a label
when I was an undergraduate, I definitely would have
dropped out of school. But I thank God that everything has
happened at the right time,” he says.
Most people might wonder where this young man, is called
‘Kiss’. But he says, in an interview with our correspondent,
that it was originally a pseudonym given to him by his
friends and admirers back in the university.
“They called me ‘Kiss’ because of my dimples. Back in
school, a lot of people, including my fans, knew me by that
name. Only a few people, except my close friends, knew
that my real name is Oluwatobiloba,” he says.
Daniel attributes his active involvement in music, even at
the age of 11, to his background.
He says, “I come from a family of artists. My late dad was a
painter who also did a bit of songwriting on the side. My
sister works with Cool FM as a presenter and my brother is
a fashionista. You can see that my family is well grounded
in creativity. Besides, dad always encouraged us to be self-
employed. He would tell us to use our God-given talents to
make a living for ourselves. So when I was starting out as a
music artiste he supported me.”
Unfortunately, he lost his father about two months ago.
Before the sad event, he had enjoyed a special relationship
with him – something that was a shade deeper than a
normal father-son relationship.
“Dad was my number one fan and my best friend. He is still
my best friend because I still talk to him every day, even in
death. We were so close that we used to discuss the kind of
things that a father and son would usually not talk about.
Even when I had sex for the first time, I recall discussing the
experience with him,” he says.
The singer’s greatest regret in life, perhaps, is not fulfilling
his promise to buy his father a new car on his birthday. The
latter died, regrettably, just before his son hit it big on the
music scene.
Nevertheless, Daniel, who prides himself in being the ‘baby
of the music industry’, says that despite his success and
the resulting fame he enjoys, nothing has changed about
him. “I am still the same shy and gentle person that I have
always been. The only thing that has changed about me is
that I don’t go out as often as I used to do,” he says.
Admitting that Woju’s huge success came with the expected
financial benefits, he insists that he is only “successfully
comfortable” and not very rich.
He says, “I don’t lack anything. If I want or need anything, I
can get it any time.”
This does not include beautiful and willing young women,
most of who would do anything possible to hang out with
him. Yet, Daniel complains of being ‘mobbed’ by such
female fans each time he performs on stage.
“On one occasion in Warri, some of the female fans got so
excited to see me perform live that they literally tore my
shirt to shreds. I get kissed on stage a lot. Most of the time,
when I go to shows, I already know I am going to kiss a girl
or more. There was this show I attended in Ibadan. A girl
came up to dance with me. While we were dancing, she
kissed me and I got carried away for a few moments,” he
reveals.
Contrary to an online report, Kiss Daniel denies ever
endorsing gay marriage. “I don’t know where people got
that information. I have never supported gay marriage. Why
would I do that?” he says.

source http://www.punchng.com/entertainment/e-punch/ive-kissed-many-girls-during-shows-kiss-daniel/

The National Population Commission has hinted that the
conduct of the population census and head count for all
Nigerians scheduled for 2016 would depend on the
willingness of Nigerians and the Federal Government
because of poor budgetary allocation.
The commission also called for a review of The National
Policy on Population to accommodate current realities “in
view of recent changes in the demographic profile of the
country.”
NPC said, “The review is to assess the performance of the
programmes outlined in the policy and also to respond to
emerging national and international issues in population and
development. We are currently leading the review process”.
The Chairman of the NPC, Chief Eze DuruIheoma (SAN),
expressed these views on Thursday in Abuja during a press
briefing in commemoration of the 2015 World Population
Day, with the theme, “Vulnerable population in
emergencies.”
According to him, if indeed Nigerians want the conduct of
2016 national census, they must demand for it, just like
they did during the recently concluded general elections.
The PUNCH recalls that a former chairman of NPC, Chief
Festus Odumegwu, was removed in 2013 by former
President Goodluck Jonathan, following comments credited
to him that previous national censuses figures were inflated
to favour the northern parts of the country.
He had said that over N200bn would be required to carry
out the census exercise that would be universally
acceptable to correct the mistakes of the past.
But DuruIheoma, who recently complained of poor
budgetary allocation, said the fate of the conduct of 2016
census rests solely on Nigerians and the Federal
Government that should provide the needed funds for the
exercise.
He said, “I want to remind us that censuses are supposed
to be held between five and 10 years after the previous one.
Now, the previous census in Nigeria took place in 2006. A
maximum of 10 years will take us to 2016. That is why we
are sticking to the 2016 date. That is when the next census
is due in this country.
“Population census is an exercise that involves Nigerians.
Look at the way Nigerians reacted to the last (2015)
election. They demanded that they wanted it; the next thing
after the elections ought to be the national census. We want
it to be in the consciousness of Nigerians. The last one took
place in 2006. Ten years after, we want to know how many
we are.
“Our duty here in the NPC is to help Nigerians realise this
goal. We are ready to heed the call of Nigerians. Whatever
they want us to do, we will carry out their wish. If they want
us to carry out the exercise, we will.”
The NPC boss while decrying the pitiable conditions of
Internally-Displaced Persons, called on Nigerians and
relevant agencies of government to protect the rights of
victims of insurgency in the North-East.



source www.punchng.com/news/news-analysis/poor-budget-2016-census-may-not-hold-says-npc/

confused Azz

what's your point?....op, even your ancestors knows YORUBA votes determine where the power goes...#ajokuta ma mumi lasanlasan

faithFOOL indeed

Mtcheeew... bro, hope you didn't partake in those things u mentioned as rapture sign?....

ma make use of dis plot well well














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