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A bomb ripped through the hub of a major
transport service used to be run by the Kano
State government. The explosion happened today around 3.30 p.m.(Nigerian time), according to details provided by eyewitnesses and confirmed by a high-level security source.

He stated that the bomb detonated at the park
now known as Karota park.
The sources said several people were killed by the blast which was followed by gunshots in the area.
An emergency service worker who spoke with
SaharaReporters said at least 50 people have
been killed while several others were injured. The dead and injured and being ferried in police
vehicles to the Murtala Hospital in the city.

http://www.saharareporters.com/2015/02/24/former-kano-state-government-bus-station-bombed

Some senators on Wednesday in Abuja
expressed the desire for Service Chiefs to be
summoned to the Senate to brief members on
security issues which led to the rescheduling of
the general elections. The senators made their
desire known in a session with newsmen shortly
after the appearance of Chairman of
Independent National Electoral Commission
(INEC), Prof. Attahiru Jega, at the senate to
explain reasons for shifting the polls. Jega had,
while announcing the postponement of the
elections on Feb. 8, predicated on the advice of
the nation’s security chiefs.

The senators insisted that there was need for the service chiefs to assure Nigerians of their
readiness to provide security for electoral
officials on the new dates of the elections. Sen.
George Akume (APC-Benue) said that the
leadership of the Senate still needed to invite the service chiefs to brief the lawmakers. He hinged their demand on Jega’s inability to answer some of the questions which bothered on ensuring that the new election dates were sacrosanct.
Similarly, Sen. Bukola Saraki (APC-Kwara), who
told the newsmen that Nigerians needed to be
prepared for the use of the card readers during
elections, insisted that the Senate should
summon the service chiefs. Saraki said that the
INEC boss had repeatedly said he could not
answer questions on security for the elections.
“Jega said categorically that he cannot answer
that question; that we need to have the service
chiefs to answer that question.

“So we are still back to that issue on security; I
think that to further emphasise what we were
saying yesterday, that the Senate and the
National Assembly still need to invite the service
chiefs to give us the assurance.“If we keep on
talking to Prof. Jega, we cannot hold him
responsible for that; what we can hold him
responsible for, he has givena good explanation
already. “The most important thing is holding
election on that day and the only person that can answer that as he said, is that we should bring the service chiefs to answer that.
“So next week, we hope the leadership will do the right thing,” he said. He expressed satisfaction with the preparations by INEC and the demonstration on the operation of the card
reader to the lawmakers. On his part, Sen. Ita
Enang, said that INEC had cleared itself and if
any challenge still remained, the Senate should
take it up with the relevant agencies.
“Each person has its own duty; INEC has said that it is prepared. If we have a problem with any other agency, it is for us to interact with that agency.
“That agency will only talk to us when they have
enough facts. If there are any concerns, we will
have a motion and we will address the concerns,”
Enang said.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/elections-senators-want-service-chiefs-to-brief-senate/

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1. They don't define success in a monetary term.
Most successful people define success as happiness, having a peace of mind, or helping others. They see money as something that brings them comfort and opens doors of opportunities. They realize that money can't buy them happiness.

2. They don't start their days without plans.
Successful people know that in order to stay on top of work and become successful, they need to be disciplined and be smart with how they manage their time. In order to do this, they plan their days ahead, putting together a to-do list at the start of the day  --  what needs to be done and in what order. Not only are they going to make sure that they don't miss out on any important task or meeting, but also optimize their time for the optimal performance.

3. They don't define "perfection" as their end goal.
To successful people, striving for perfection is rather a waste of energy and time because you would be spending your time looking for mistakes and faults to fix. Instead, you should strive for "growth." From one point to another, successful people achieve each goal with growth in mind.

4. They don't surround themselves with negative people.
Pessimistic people, people who whinge and complain, people who procrastinate, and people who find excuses for everything  --  these are the kinds of people that successful people don't surround themselves with. Because the more you hang around these people, the more negative energy you receive. Instead, successful people hang around positive people, driven people, and people inspire them.

5. They don't perceive difficulties as problems.
When successful people face a difficulty or an obstacle, they see it as another challenging issue that they need to solve like any other obstacles they've gone through in the past. They believe that these experiences will only make them smarter and stronger.

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Successful people see failure as a part of growth and an opportunity to learn and make a progress. They believe that no matter how many times they fail, they will get back up again stronger than before.

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If you let your life get weighed down by problems, you're not going to be anything but stressed. And that is the way to having more problems in life.

When facing a problem, instead of focusing on the problem, you should focus on your action and what you do to make the situation better. By shifting your focus like this, you will feel better and find an even better way to solve the problem.

8. They don't let other people's judgments affect their self-esteem.
Successful people don't let themselves and their self-esteem get bogged down by other people's words or judgments. They know what they are worth and what they stand for. They know what they want out of lives, what they are looking for, and they have their own rules for making all that happen for themselves. They don't rely on outside approval. They don't need others to prove their worth.

9. They don't make excuses.
Successful people take responsibility for their mistakes. If things don't go as planned or something goes wrong, they will take responsibility for it and fix the problem. Successful people are determined to get their goals achieved each day  --  no matter big or small. They don't make excuses.

10. They don't envy other people's success.
Successful people believe that everyone has the ability to become successful. They believe that the more successful people there are, the better this world will become. Seeing other people succeed doesn't make them envy, but rather makes them feel inspired and motivated.

11. They don't ignore those they love.
No matter how much work is important to successful people, it is not as important as the people they love  --  family, partner, and their own selves. True success starts from within. The love and support from the loved ones are significant and can be tremendously helpful in making someone succeed.

12. They don't forget to have fun.
Work can be tiring. Successful people know that work without play is meaningless. Work has to be enjoyable. And the way to achieving that is to do what they love and to have to work-life balance even though it's hard at time.

Successful people know that it is important to get enough sleep as well as to take time to relax and play in order to be able to perform at their best.

13. They don't overlook their health.
Truly successful people know that good health brings in a clear head, a motivated mind, and a fully charged body, which are critical in producing great work. Everything in life starts with good health. And everything else ends when health collides.

14. They don't set vague life goals.
Successful people know "exactly" what they what in life. They know what their dreams are and they are determined to achieve them.

When you are clear with what you want in life, coming up with plans and a roadmap to achieving that is easy. All you need to do is to follow through, never give up, and never get distracted. By having a clear life goal, you are able to evaluate where you are in life and how far you are from your goal.

In short, by having a goal and a dream, you're half way there.

15. They don't just talk the talk. They walk the walk.
Successful people don't just talk  --  whether it's about ideas or criticize others. They make sure things get done and what they said they'd do will happen. They execute. They implement. They are reliable and trustworthy.

16. They don't let themselves become victims.
Successful people don't let themselves become victims of other people's actions. They are smart enough to get away from bad people and bad situations. They don't hold grudges and don't look to take revenge. They know that they only way for them to be happy is to let go and move on  --  so that they can let better things in life come in.

17. They don't get stuck in the past.
Successful people don't let themselves get weighed down by their past. If you live in your past, you're never going to be happy in the present especially if you have a painful past. Be mindful and live in the moment.

18. They don't resist change.
Plans, strategies, and tactics --  all of these can change over time. Successful people accept them without frustration and resistance. They adjust and adapt because they believe that there is no fixed route to success.

19. They don't ever stop learning.
No matter how old they get, successful people are always learning because they believe that no one knows everything. Inspiration can arise anywhere, anytime, from anyone. Therefore, don't act like a glass full of water. Instead, act like a glass half full so that you can always have room to learn something new.

20. They don't end their days without feeling thankful.
No matter big or small, successful people feel thankful for things in their lives and in their everyday lives. They show appreciation for those who have helped them. They thank people who support them and stand besides them. They feel thankful for what they have in their lives, rather than looking at what they don't have.

Successful people simply feel blessed and thankful for being alive and waking up to the people they love to do the things they love  --  and that's the secret to starting their days with positive energy and a peace of mind.

SOURCE: http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6160560

Juma'at Kareem.
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https://punch.cdn.ng/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Musa-and-Enyeama-360x245.jpg

Musa and Enyeama

Lille goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama and CSKA
Moscow winger Ahmed Musa made the 25 players
list for the 2014 Glo-CAF African Player of The
Year award announced by the Confederation of
African Football on Thursday in Cairo.
The Glo-CAF Awards is scheduled for Lagos on
January 8, 2015.
Twenty-five players were nominated for the
African Player of the Year category while 20
players made the list for the Player of the Year
(Based in Africa) category.
Mamelodi Sundowns winger Ejike Uzoenyi is the
only Nigerian player shortlisted in the 20-man list
of Africa-based Player of the Year award.
Musa and Enyeama were part of the Super Eagles’
squad that won the 2013 African Nations Cup in
South Africa and also participated actively as the
Eagles reached the Round of 16 at the 2014 World
Cup in Brazil. Indeed, Musa scored twice as the
African champions lost 3-2 to Argentina in the
group stage of the competition.
Uzoenyi on the other hand made his international
debut for Nigeria in 2012. He was called up to
Nigeria’s 23-man squad for the 2013 Africa Cup of
Nations and was named to Nigeria’s squad for the
2014 African Nations Championship, where he
emerged the Most Valuable Player of the
tournament.
He was also named in Nigeria’s provisional squad
for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and made the final
squad to Brazil after left-back Elderson Echiejile
copped an injury on the eve of the tournament.
Later Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper
Senso Meyiwa is also among the players
nominated for the African Player of the Year
(Based in Africa) category.
In picking the nominees, CAF took into
consideration the performances of the nominees
for their national teams and clubs from January
to November 2014.
Other Players shortlisted for the African Player of
the Year award include the Ghanaian duo of
Asamoah Gyan and Kwadwo Asamoah; Dame
N’doye and Sadio Mané (Senegal); Emmanuel
Adebayor (Togo); and the Cameroonian trio of
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, Stephane Mbia and
Vincent Aboubakar.
Others are Ivoirians Gervinho, Wilfred Bony and
Yaya Toure. Tunisians Fakhreddine Ben Youssef
and Ferdjani Sassi also made the list.
The winners of the two categories will be decided
by votes from the Head Coaches and Technical
Directors of the National Associations affiliated to
CAF.
Ivorian Yaya Toure was crowned African Player of
the Year for the past three years whilst Mohamed
Aboutreika of Egypt was named African Player of
the Year (Based in Africa) last year.

Source: www.punchng.com/sports/musa-enyeama-named-for-glo-caf-awards/

Zambian President Michael Sata has died in
London, where he had been receiving treatment
for an undisclosed illness, the government said.
Roland Msiska, secretary to the Zambian cabinet,
said in a statement on Wednesday that Sata died
late on Tuesday in London, where he was being
treated.
"As you are aware the president was receiving
medical attention in London," Msiska told state
television.
"The head of state passed on October 28.
President Sata's demise is deeply regretted. The
nation will be kept informed on burial
arrangements."
Msiska says Sata's wife, Christine Kaseba, and
other family members were with the 77-year-old
president when he died.
An official told Al Jazeera that the death had been
announced to the cabinet on Wednesday
morning.
Sata had left Zambia for medical treatment on
October 19 accompanied by his wife and family
members, according to a brief government
statement that gave no further details.
There had been no official update on his
condition and acting president Edgar Lungu had
to lead celebrations last week to mark the
landlocked nation's 50th anniversary of
independence from Britain.
For supporters who voted him into office in 2011
he was a no-nonsense man of action. For critics,
the former policeman, trade unionist and
taxidermist was an authoritarian populist.
'King Cobra'
Detractors, political foes, the media and even
allies frequently came under attack from a man
who earned the sobriquet "King Cobra".
He once publicly upbraided his whole cabinet,
threatening to collapse his own government if
they did not do a better job.
The final period of Sata's rule saw a crackdown on
political opponents and critical journalists who
reported on his long-suspected illness and
frequent "working trips" abroad, apparently for
medical treatment.
Concern over Sata's health has been mounting in
the country since June, when he disappeared
from the public eye without explanation and was
then reported to be getting medical treatment in
Israel.
He missed a scheduled speech at the UN General
Assembly in September amid reports that he had
fallen ill in his New York hotel.
A few days before that, he had attended the
opening of parliament in Lusaka, joking: "I am not
dead." Sata has not been seen in public since he
returned to Zambia from New York in late
September.
Sata, who once worked as a railway porter in
London, had been the country's president since
September 2011 after winning a tight presidential
race against the then incumbent, Rupiah Banda.

Source: Al Jazeera and agencies

1) iPhone 6
From £539
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03058/iphone_6_3058505c.jpg
What’s made the iPhone so successful is its
combination of user-friendly simplicity with
sufficiently advanced functions and a beautiful,
pleasing design. The iPhone 6 picks up where the
5s left off with a new larger 4.7-inch display,
greatly improved battery life and slimmer body
than ever before. It may not be the highest
specced-model on the market, but frankly, none
of the others come close to a winning
combination of looks and functionality.
With the iPhone 6, no one feature stands out, but
the combination shows Apple once again doing
what it does best: reinventing and repackaging
existing ideas into a new, improved iPhone that
hits rivals out of the park.
Dimensions 138.1 x 67 x 6.9mm Screen 4.7”
Weight 129g Storage 16GB/64GB/128GB
Processor A8 64 bit Camera Front-facing:1.2MP
Rear-facing: 8MP
2) LG G3
From £479
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02923/lgg3_2923456c.jpg
Style is the new battleground for Android phones
– it’s increasingly hard to tell the difference
between the core functions available on Samsung,
HTC and other major brands. For that reason
alone, LG’s G3 deserves high praise: it’s as well
built as the latest HTC One and more discretely
stylish than the Samsung S5. It’s got a superb
camera, and sits beautifully in the hand.
While it’s not perfect, it’s close and the niggles are
minor, making it one of the very best on the
market right now.
Dimensions 146.3 x 74.6 x 8.9 mm Screen 5.5”
Weight 149g Storage MicroSD, up to 128 GB,
internal memory 16 GB, 2 GB RAM/ 32 GB, 3 GB
RAM Processor Qualcomm MSM8975AC
Snapdragon 801 Camera Front-facing:2.1MP Rear-
facing:13.1MP
3) Samsung Galaxy S5
From £579.00
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02840/samsunggalaxys5_2840506c.jpg
The Galaxy S5’s excellent 16MP camera is its main
feature - with high dynamic range resulting in
consistently brilliant pictures, and a blink-and-
you’ll-miss-it autofocus. Samsung has also worked
on improving the phone’s durability and usability
from its S4 predecessor, with improved resistance
to dust and water.
Its ridged silver edge and Elastoplast-style
perforated back won’t be to everyone’s tastes,
and the market for its use with other products
including the Gear smartwatch and Gear Fit
fitness band remains relatively small, but
Samsung deserves credit for trying to create a
whole new technology platform in an area where
few rivals are striving as hard.
Dimensions 142.0 x 72.5 x 8.1mm Screen 5.1”
Weight 145g Storage 2GB, Internal Memory:
16/32GB, microSD slot up to 128GB Processor
Qualcomm MSM8974AC Snapdragon 801 Camera
Front-facing: 2MP Rear-facing: 16MP
4) HTC One (M8)
From £535
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02884/htconem8_2884610c.jpg
HTC’s flagship is widely held to be the best-
designed Android phone on the market - its all-
metal construction has a class that other
manufacturers have consistently struggled to
provide. The camera, unfortunately is a let-down,
despite its much-vaunted claims to use
‘ultrapixels’ rather than plain old megapixels. But
the HTC Sense interface is both clean(ish) and
useful where it is conspicuous: think a great
weather widget and really useful ways to share
photos and the ‘Zoes’, where films and pictures
are combined into one clever image.
There are neat accessories, too, with a case that
shows you the time through its aerated front,
rather than simply hiding the whole screen.
Dimensions 146.4 x 70.6 x 9.4 mm Screen 5”
Weight 160g Storage 16/32 GB, 2 GB RAM,
microSD, up to 128 GB Processor Quad-core 2.3
GHz Snapdragon 801 Camera Front-facing: 5MP
Rear-facing 4MP
5) iPhone 6 Plus
From £619
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03038/iphone6gold_3038976c.jpg
If there’s a consistent complaint about the
iPhone, it’s battery life. If there’s a consistent
trend in mobile phones as a whole, it’s to ever
bigger screens. With the iPhone 6 Plus, Apple
addresses both those issues, and demonstrates
that it may have taken its time but it can certainly
play with the big boys. On the whole, the 6 Plus is
the same as the iPhone 6 - scaled up, it adds
various ways of making the most of its larger
screen and slightly improves the camera. But the
overriding question is simple: is it too big? In my
view, no. The reasons to buy an Android phone
have never been fewer.
Dimensions 158.1 x 77.8 x 7.1mm Screen 5.5”
Weight 172g Storage 16GB/64GB/128GB
Processor A8 chip with 64-bit architecture
Camera Front-facing:1.2MP Rear-facing: 8MP
6) Nexus 5
From £295
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02720/nexus-5_2720035c.jpg
The Nexus range of phones are Google’s own
devices, made with HTC, LG, Samsung and others,
aiming to push the boundaries of what Android
can achieve while also unifying hardware and
software. And with the new Nexus 5 phone,
Google is for the first time addressing both
problems: it’s a premium handset, but one that’s
accompanied by a new version of the Android
software that could offer top performance even
on slower mobiles. he underlying impression is
that with the Nexus 5 Google is producing yet
another smartphone that proves a point: its
software can not only power premium devices
sold for a decent price, but it can also lead the
way with innovative ideas that will come to
fruition in the future and probably in devices
made by others. At this price, that sort of
innovation is easy to get excited about.
Dimensions 69.17 x 137.84 x 8.59mm Screen
4.95” Weight 130g Storage 16GB / 32GB, no
microSD slot, 2GB RAM Processor 2.3Ghz
Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 (quad-core) Camera
Front-facing: 1.3MP Rear-facing: 8MP
7) Sony Xperia Z3
From £549
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03065/xperiaz3_3065096c.jpg
Waterproof and dustproof, Sony’s latest Xperia
mobile is a triumph of discrete design. But its real
triumph is in taking the best bits of the Sony
empire and packing them into one single handset:
so there’s the ‘Triluminos’ display that provides a
superb screen, there’s high resolution audio and
there’s superb 4K video via a 20.7MP camera.
Design-wise, nylon corners make this expensive
handset less likely to break if you drop it.
Unfortunately, the camera is prone to
overheating, and the operating system is
occasionally a little buggy. Both of these are likely
to be fixed, but they’re imperfections in a device
that looks like it should be better.
Dimensions 146 x 72 x 7.3 mm Screen 5.2”
Weight 152g Storage microSD up to 128GB,
16/32GB, 3GB RAM Processor Qualcomm
MSM8974AC Snapdragon 801 Camera Front-
facing: 2.2 MP Rear-facing: 20.7 MP
Samsung Galaxy Alpha
From £549.99
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03063/alphaarticle_3063811c.jpg
The slick, metal Galaxy Alpha. It’s not quite a
flagship, say the South Koreans, but it is a beauty.
Even if you’re not fetishistically attached to metal
– HTC fans – it’s hard not to wonder what took
Samsung so long. With a 4.7-inch screen, the
Alpha is a more manageable size than the 5.5-inch
monsters such as the S5 and Note 4 – this is a
phone that is super slim (6.7mm), very light (115g)
and generally manageable with one hand. A fast
processor keeps it coping with everything you’re
likely to throw at it. That small package
necessitates a smaller battery but that doesn’t
compromise performance – I found the battery
lasted a day. There’s a decent camera, too. If
there’s a hint of the iPhone about the design, this
still feels like a distinctive Samsung product.
Dimensions 132.4 x 65.5 x 6.7 mm Screen 4.7”
Weight 115g Storage RAM : 2GB Internal
Memory : 16/32GB Processor Octa Core (Quad
1.8GHz + Quad 1.3GHz) or Quad Core 2.5GHz
Camera Front-facing: 2.1MP Rear-facing: 12MP
9) Moto G
From £135
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02733/MotoG2_2733081c.jpg
The Moto G is a solidly built plastic phone with a
4.5” screen, running the latest version of Android
to be in any sort of widespread circulation. So far,
so unexciting if you’re in the market for a Galaxy
S4 or an HTC One. But the Moto G is £135:
compared to its rivals at that price, it’s in another
league. It would be easy to say the Moto G is not a
device to excite geeks: that would be wrong. This
is a phone that shows the potential for
technology to get better and cheaper. And it’s also
the phone to recommend to everyone on a
budget, or to anyone who wants to enter the
smartphone world for the first time.
Dimensions 129.9 x 65.9 x 11.6 mm Screen 4.5”
Weight 143g Storage 8/16 GB, 1 GB RAM
Processor Qualcomm MSM8226 Snapdragon 400
Camera Front-facing: 1.3MP Rear-facing: 5MP
10) Lumia 930
From £404
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02967/NOKIA_2967034c.jpg
The Lumia 930’s camera is almost frighteningly
good - at 20MP it eclipses almost every other rival.
Its generous OLED screen gives colour a crisp
edge and shades a deep contrast, and its metal
frame and polycarbonate back lends it a
reassuring heft. It’s let down slightly by the clunky
and somewhat slow Windows interface and
limited number of apps, but there’s no doubt it’s
an excellent phone, and the most impressive
Windows handset to date.
Dimensions 137 x 71 x 9.8 mm Screen 5” Weight 167g Storage 32 GB, 2 GB RAM Processor Qualcomm MSM8974 Snapdragon 800 Camera
Front-facing:1.2MP Rear-facing: 20MP
And the best of the rest...
• Note 4
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03025/samsung_3025525c.jpg
Samsung’s implemented its new design language
for the Note 4, and that means this is a beautiful
phone that is made of metal and glass rather than
the plastic that many had become used to from
the South Korean giant. There are improvements
to the S-Pen stylus, and if a big screen is what you
want this is the phablet to go for.
• Z3 compact
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03065/xperiaz3_3065127c.jpg
Many people still claim they want a small phone -
think people pining for their iPhone 4. Most of
those don’t know what they’re missing and when
they find out are in fact loathe to go back. But if
you really do want a small phone that makes no
compromises the Z3 Compact is almost
everything its larger sibling is in a smaller package.
• OnePlus One
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02890/01_2890428c.jpg
The OnePlus One is an oddity: this is an Android
phone that runs ‘Cyanogen Mod’, a launcher
usually installed by geeks and tinkerers who find
Android isn’t flexible enough for their endless
desire to change settings. That’s the appeal of this large, square device, but it’s also a very affordable top-of-the-line handset. If you can get your hands on the limited stock...
• Moto X
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02633/MotoX_Black_2633660c.jpg
Recently updated the new Moto X is a superb
device that provides a pure Google experience
with just the merest hint of Motorola’s additional
software. That means plenty of voice interaction
and use of gestures too, but the combination of
great design and reasonable price make it an
intriguing prospect.
• iPhone 5s
https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02667/iPhone-5s_2667673c.jpg
Apple’s previous iPhone remains an excellent
device that copes perfectly well with the latest
software. It may be missing Apple Pay and
improvements to the camera, but the former is
currently US only and the latter is an incremental
improvement. If you want a smaller iPhone than
the 6, this is the best on the market and now a
bargain too.

Source: www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/mobile-phones/9912237/Best-smartphones-the-ten-best-mobiles.html

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1. Chinese 1120 million
2. English [b]480 Million
3. Spanish 332 Million
4. Arabic 235 Million
5. Bengali 189 Million
6. Hindi India 182 Million
7. Russian 180 Million
8. Portuguese 170 Million
9. Japanese Japan, Singapore, Taiwan 125 Million
10. German Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Czech Rep.,
Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Italy,
Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg,
Paraguay, Poland, Romania, Slovakia,
Switzerland 98 Million
11. Chinese,Wu China 77.2 Million
12. Javanese Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore 75.5 Million
13. Korean China, Japan, N. Korea, S. Korea,
Singapore, Thailand 75 Million
14. French Algeria, Andorra, Belgium, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon,
Canada, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, France, Gabon, Guinea, Haiti, Ivory Coast, Laos, Luxembourg,
Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Monaco,
Morocco, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal,
Seychelles, Switzerland, Togo, Tunisia,
Vanuatu, Vietnam
72
15. Turkish Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Macedonia,
Romania, Turkey, Uzbekistan 69
16.
Vietnamese China, Vietnam 67.7
17. Telugu India, Singapore 66.4
18. Chinese,
Yue
(Cantonese) Brunei, China, Costa Rica, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Panama, Philippines,
Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam 66
19. Marathi India 64.8
20. Tamil India, Malaysia, Mauritius, Singapore, S.
Africa, Sri Lanka 63.1
21. Italian Croatia, Eritrea, France, Italy, San Marino,
Slovenia, Switzerland 59
22. Urdu Afghanistan, India, Mauritius, Pakistan, S.
Africa, Thailand 58
23. Chinese,
Min Nan Brunei, China, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand 49
24. Chinese,
Jinyu China 45
25. Gujarati India, Kenya, Pakistan, Singapore, S.
Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe 44
26. Polish Czech Rep., Germany, Israel, Poland,
Romania, Slovakia 44
27. Ukrainian Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine 41
28. Persian Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Oman, Qatar,
Tajikistan, U A Emirates 37.3
29. Chinese,
Xiang China 36
30. Malayalam India, Singapore 34
31. Chinese,
Hakka Brunei, China, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Panama, Singapore, Suriname, Taiwan,
Thailand 34
32. Kannada India 33.7
33. Oriya India 31
34. Panjabi,
Western India, Pakistan 30
35. Sunda Indonesia 27
35. Panjabi,
Eastern India, Kenya, Singapore 26
36. Romanian Hungary, Israel, Moldova, Romania,
Serbia and Montenegro, Ukraine 26
37. Bhojpuri India, Mauritius, Nepal 25
38.
Azerbaijani,
South Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey 24.4
40. Maithili India, Nepal 24.3
41. Hausa Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana,
Niger, Nigeria, Sudan, Togo 24.2
43. Burmese 22 Million
44. Serbo-
Croatian 21 Million
45. Chinese,
Gan 20.6 Million
46. Awadhi 20.5 Million
47. Thai 20 Million
48. Dutch 20 Million
49. Yoruba 20 Million
50. Sindhi 19.7 Million[/b]

Mark Zuckerberg

Today we announced the launch of Safety Check on Facebook.

Over the last few years there have been many
disasters and crises where people have turned to the Internet for help. Each time, we see people use Facebook to check on their loved ones and see if they're safe. Connecting with people is always valuable, but these are the moments when it matters most.
Safety Check is our way of helping our community during natural disasters and gives you an easy and simple way to say you’re safe and check on all your friends and family in one place.
It's meaningful to be in Tokyo to announce this
because the great earthquake and tsunami a few years ago inspired us to build the first version of this for Japan. Now we're glad to have this ready to serve everyone in the world.

Source:

www.facebook.com/zuck

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Cristiano Ronaldo just posted this on His Facebook Fan page.

» There have been news about changes on my management team
- it's all false, and I can assure the team is - and will be - the
same.
source: http://www.facebook.com/Cristiano

Clash Between Nigerian Soldiers, Shiites: 12 Dead,
Including Three Sons Of Zakzaky, Nursing Mother And
ChildNigerian Shiite Muslims have stated that 10 of their members


were killed by the Nigerian military earlier today as they
staged a march in Zaria, Kaduna State to express sympathy
with the plight of Palestinians in Gaza who are under constant
bombardment by Israeli troops.
The Shiites said a woman nursing a baby and two other
women were among those killed, adding that six other
members of the Islamic sect, including Mahmud Zakzaky, their
leader’s son, were also shot dead. In addition, security agents
arrested three sons of Sheik Ibraheem Zakzaky, the leader of
the Shiite group. Moments ago, the spokesman of the sect
alleged that Nigerian soldiers later shot two of the three
children of Sheikh Zakzaky whom they had taken into
detention.

Ali Zakzaky sustained bullet wounds, now
receiving treatment in the hospital
Ibrahim Musa, editor of the sect’s publication, Almizan, said,
“two children of Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky have been shot
dead while in custody of the soldiers that arrested them.” He
added that the sect sent an ambulance to the army barracks to
retrieve the sheik’s sons’ corpses, but the soldiers detained the
ambulance and its occupants.
If their account is true, then it brings to three the number of
Sheikh Zakzaky's children killed by Nigerian security agents in
today’s operation.

Abdulhamid Bello, a spokesman for Mr. Zakzaky, disclosed the
casualties and arrests in a statement he sent to our New York
office. He described the military attack on the procession of
Shiites as a clear abuse of power and violation of the
fundamental rights of the sect members.
Nigerian military authorities in Zaria and Abuja have issued no
reaction on today’s bloody encounter.
Three sons of El-Zakzaky murdered by Nigerian
troops during a peaceful procession in Zaria
Ahmad and Mamhud Zakzaky pictured here
during a trip abroad
Below is the official statement released by the Shiites:

WE CONDEMN THE UNWARRANTED ATTACK ON MUSLIM
BROTHERS IN ZARIA
Friday 25-07-14 is a sad day, akin to a black Friday, in which
some security agents of the federal republic of Nigeria,
soldiers by the khaki they wore, gunned down, as at the time
of writing this press release, 10 Innocent fasting Muslim
brothers, who were peacefully voicing their discontent with the
unfortunate massacre of Palestinians by Israel.

Zaria residents are a witness to the peaceful nature of the
procession which took off from Sabon Gari Jumaat mosque up
to its termination point at Kofar Doka, Zaria City. Nobody was
molested let alone his property. In fact the leader of the
procession was delivering his speech, when some soldiers
attacked the participants of the procession who were at PZ
Junction in Zaria.

In the ensuing melee, 10 people were killed by the soldiers, 40
were shot and now receiving treatment. And among the killed
is a Muslim Sister together with her child on her back and the
son of Sheikh Zakzaky, Mahmud Ibraheem Zakzaky. Also
among those shot by the soldiers are two Muslim sisters.
Not only that, the soldiers went away with 3 children of Sheikh
Zakzaky, namely Ahmad, Hameed and Ali. As of now their
whereabouts is still unknown.

We vehemently condemn this vicious atrocity committed by
the soldiers on us. Why should we be attacked? Who did we
provoke during the peaceful procession? Who authorized this
attack? Who participated in the attack among the soldiers?
These are some of the questions the security operatives in the
state need to answer us and the public.

Also we demand the unconditional release of Sheikh Zakzaky's
children in soldiers’ custody and other Muslim brothers they
might be holding. And should anything happen to them, we will
hold the authorities responsible!

This is not the first peaceful procession carried out by Muslim
brothers in Zaria. In fact due to its peaceful nature residents in
Zaria don't consider it as an unusual event that calls for
caution.

Another proof of the peaceful nature of the procession is the
fact that it was staged today in Kaduna, Kano, Sokoto, Katsina,
Potiskum, Jos, Bauchi, Gombe, and many other towns in
Northern Nigeria and all ended peacefully. So why should the
one in Zaria be an exception? The authorities should explain.
The casualty figures might increase, God willing we will keep
the public informed of the Transgressor in Nigeria.

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2014/07/25/clash-between-nigerian-soldiers-shiites-12-dead-including-three-sons-zakzaky-nursing

SaharaReporters has just confirmed that Mahumd Ibraheem
Zakzaky, the son of Sheik Ibraheem Zakzaky, was among
those gunned down by Nigerian soldiers in Zaria as a group
held a rally in support of Palestinians on Israel’s invasion of
Gaza.
Mahmud Zakzaky and a few other demonstrators were killed in
the shooting this evening in the ancient town of Zaria.
In a statement issued by Ibrahim Musa, editor of the
movement’s weekly magazine Almizan, and sent to the New
York office of SaharaReporters, the Islamic group accused the
military of killing several of its members with impunity. The
statement also claimed that more than 40 other members
sustained serious injuries.
“Reports reaching our news desk now indicated that some
soldiers of the Nigerian army have opened fire on the tail end
of the Quds procession held after Jumaat prayers in Zaria,
Kaduna State. The procession, which took off from Sabon Gari
Jumaat Mosque, reached Kofar Doka peacefully with no
incident. However some soldiers attacked the procession [at
the] PZ junction in Zaria.
“They shot Mahmud Ibraheem Zakzaky, but [his body] was
taken away by the Muslim brothers. But several [other] Muslim
brothers were shot by the security agents.
“As at the time of writing this report, there is no confirmation
on the number of Muslim brothers shot or killed by the soldiers,
but our says say five people were killed. The Quds procession
was held today peacefully in more than 10 Nigerian cities. Why
the attack on the Zaria procession?
Shiites embarking in Ashura
“[The] latest report on the attack by soldiers on Quds peaceful
procession is that ten Muslim brothers were gunned down by
the soldiers, among them Mahmud Ibraheem Zakzaky, son of
Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky, and a Muslim sister with her child
on her back. There are over 40 Muslim brothers’ casualties
with different degrees of gunshots by the soldiers. The story is
still unfolding, with reinforcement of soldiers coming from
Kaduna, according to our news sources.

http://saharareporters.com/2014/07/25/nigerian-troops-kill-sheik-zakzaky%E2%80%99s-son-others-zaria

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