Well this is my advice. graphic design can be run from anywhere. Most people choose to use business cneters for their designs. you have to show yourr prospective clients that they need to patronize you.

You can run a graphics outfit with few computers, printeers, etc. Where the work is is awareness and advertising. That's my view.

Your logo design looks good. But the design is not much out of the ordinary. It'll sail anyway

In times like this, it's best for the passengers to forget civility and met out some beatings to the driver as well as boycott bus activities on arrival. It's a possibility that the driver waas an accomplice.

English Premier League


Michu
14 Goals
Position : Midfielder
Club: Swansea City
Age: 26
Nationality: Spain



Robin Van Persie
13 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Manchester United
Age: 29
Nationality: Netherlands



Demba Ba
11 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Newcastle United
Age: 27
Nationality: Senegal



Luis Suarez
11 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Liverpool
Age: 24
Nationality: Uruguay



Jermaine Defoe
10 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Tottenham
Age: 30
Nationality: England


Spanish La Liga


Lionel Messi
26 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Barcelona
Age: 26
Nationality: Argentina



Radamel Falcao
17 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Athletico Madrid
Age: 26
Nationality: Uruguay



Cristiano Ronaldo
14 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Real Madrid
Age: 27
Nationality: Portugal



Aritz Aduriz Zubeldia
10 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Athletico Bilbao
Age: 31
Nationality: Spain


Roberto Soldado
9 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Valencia
Age: 27
Nationality: Spain


Italian serie A


Stephan El Shaarawy
14 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: AC Milan
Age: 20
Nationality: Italy


Edinson Cavani
13 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Napoli
Age: 25
Nationality: Uruguay


Antonio Di Natale
10 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Udinese
Age: 35
Nationality: Italy


Miroslav Klose
10 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Lazio
Age: 34
Nationality: Germany


Eric Lamela
10 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Roma
Age: 20
Nationality: Argentina



German Bundesliga


Stefan Kießling
12 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Bayern Leverkusen
Age: 28
Nationality: Germany


Alexander Meier
11 Goals
Position: Midfielder
Club: Eintracht Frankfurt
Age: 29
Nationality: Germany


Vedad Ibisevic
10 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: VfB Stuttgart
Age: 28
Nationality: Bosnia and Herzegovina


Robert Lewandowski
10 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Borussia Dortmund
Age: 24
Nationality: Poland



Thomas Muller
9 Goals
Position: Striker
Club: Bayern Munich
Age: 23
Nationality: Germany



http://www.sportinferno.com/article/62/highest-goal-scorers-so-far-for-2012-13-season/

Great work and show of charity by Obafemi Martins. Wish we could see you in action in the Nations cup but unfortunately, Keshi has other plans.

oyb: time to put exercise the law on these fireworks

they are completely out of control this year, banger and rockets going off at every other half hour

They've always been out of control....lol

I think it's time for the givernment to take action to prevent further carnage in the name of firecrackers and knock outs.

He was democratically voted into power. The people have a right to know about his state of health. Formerly, it was Yar Adua, now it is Chime. Democracy indeed!!!

Former Nigerian international, Taribo West has voiced out his opinion on the probability of success of the eagles in AFCON 2013 in South Africa.

The footballer turned clergyman had earlier revealed that the Super Eagles will not win the continental golden trophy.

“I am saying this because the Super Eagles would need another two years to become a better team as they are at present under re-rebuilding process which will be difficult for them to win any major trophy.

“I have watched them at close quarters and noticed that they are a bunch that wants to succeed at all times, but sincerely speaking, I don't see them as champions at the 2013 Africa cup of Nations.

“They will do their best in the tournament and they will create enough upsets, but they will not win the Trophy. Not because they are not good, but it will take them another two years of consistent hard work and I am looking forward to see the super Eagles getting their hands on the trophy in the next edition of the tournament,” West explained.

http://www.sportinferno.com/article/59/taribo-west%E2%80%99s-opinion-on-super-eagles-in-afcon-2013/

I will miss Kalu Uche. His omission from the list is unfair

It has been reported that former England coach, Sven-Göran Eriksson has also been contacted for the job of coaching the Iraqi national team.

Six-time Olympic champion is certainly getting his hands in other things apart from sprinting.

After his successful feat at the London Olympics, Usain Bolt was linked to play for his boyhood fan club Manchester United. But you can bet it, Sir Alex Ferguson will never take such as serious. Bolt was also linked with playing cricket in Australian leagues. Bolt has always had love for cricket which is one of his country’s national sport.

Recently, based on Hype Life magazine, Usain bolt has been contacted by several Hollywood Producers with the interest of casting the ‘World’s Fastest Man’ in an upcoming action film.

The world will definitely love to see Bolt’s performance on the silver screen. We definitely do not expect his acting skills to beat his sprinting prowess.

http://www.sportinferno.com/article/60/usain-bolt-to-star-in-the-movies/

If these politicians are clean aand unafraid of criticism, I'll give them respect if they can go to the Latter Rain Assembly. I trust Pastor Tunde Bakare, he would either not give them special recognition or walk them out of the church.

What is this story doing on Nairaland?

Drogba's speech was just a facade. He was highly dissapointed he wasn't merited as the winner

Ryan and Paul are one of the oldest players in European football at present. I am not saying they should be sent off or sold off. Those legends deserve to be encouraged to retire. Im even thinking they deserve mini-statues in Old Trafford

It has been reported that the Argentine legend who has recently turned to coaching for a career has been approached by the Iraqi Football Association.

Diego Maradona, who coached the Argentine national team in the 2010 Corld Cup has indicated interest in the offer to coach Iraq.

Last year Maradona was the coach of Al-Wasl football club in Iraq. He was fired after supposedly performing below expectations at the club.

Manchester United seems to have a good run in the Premier league this season with 6-points clear advantage with only rival Manchester City within radar. Nevertheless, it will be denial to assume that England’s pride in the premiership is devoid of some issues. Some of these issues is obviously some players who they will however have to do away with as well as welcome the transfer window for options.


Federico Macheda
With the vast attacking force of Manchester United, it will be good if Federico Macheda is shown the way out because the club obviously have no use for him at present. So far, Sir Ferguson has only used him once this season. We doubt if that will change anytime soon. Macheda has voiced concerns over his frustration not playing at his peak in the club. We hope Manchester United let him leave to explore more options for his career. Macheda has been in Manchester United since 2007, when he was 16 years old.


Ryan Giggs
Giggs, now 39-year old has been of great support to Manchester United. He brings on the experience angle which has most times paid off in winning important matches. However, the Welsh’s performance lately is definitely showing that the time has come for the young legs to take his place. Giggs will certainly be a legendary icon in Manchester United, being in the club since he was 20-years-old.


Paul Scholes
Two years ago, Paul Scholes indicated his retirement after the Reds lost their champion’s league final to Barcelona. With the frailing form of Manchester United’s midfield last year, Sir Ferguson gave fans a surprise by bringing Scholes out of retirement.

His impact has been felt but recently this season has not had Scholes having significant roles with the Red Devils. His team mate Cleverley seems to be very efficient lately playing alongside Michael Carrick. Like Giggs, we think it is more of in the clubs interest if the 38-year-old Scholes continues his retirement and maybe becomes a senior figure in Manchester United’s management. has been nothing but a bench player this season. Even with all the injuries United have had this year, the 38-year-old still hasn't had any significant playing time throughout various competitions.


Nani
The 26-year-old winger has been under lots of speculation of leaving Old Trafford for a while now. His performance lately has not been up to scratch with Ashley Young and Valencia having to put him on the bench in major matches.
It will be good if the club offloads Nani after a 5-year experience with the Red Devils. So far, Juventus seems interested in the young Portuguese.

http://www.sportinferno.com/article/52/players-manchester-united-need-to-offload-this-season/

They're simply exploring every single opportunity

An excited Yaya Toure.
"I have a lot of emotion," he said after climbing the stage to accept the award. “I think this night is so special for me. I thought this year was tough. I knew it was going to be a huge fight to be at the top. To be a winner twice is just wonderful and l am honoured to get this award again. This win is for the people of Cote d’ Ivoire and for the Ivoirian national team and l hope it will galvanise us to do well at AFCON 2013 next month”

Didier Drogba
"After coming second in the 2012 African Player of the Year the Shanghai Shenhua striker said
I am happy for Yaya Toure to win tonight and he deserves it. I knew it was going to be a close call with all three nominees but Yaya has maintained his consistency over the last two years and is a worthy winner of the award. Being in competition against Yaya and Alex was for me very difficult but for me, I don't mind if Yaya wins. I'm very proud of his achievements."

Herve Renerd: 2012 Coach of the Year:
“This is great indeed and first of all l am grateful to Football Association of Zambia president, Kalusha Bwalya and l am happy that the achievements of the Zambian team have been honoured. A big thank you to Claude Leroy who in 2007 first took me to Africa. I hope this great year of football for Zambia continues”

Anonman Genoveva: 2012 Women African player of the Year
“I am very pleased with the two top awards for Equatorial Guinea tonight. I hope these will encourage other female players to work hard and be disciplined. I think this year our team was outstanding and we will look at this year with fond memories and that which we achieved. Tonight is the most important moment in my playing career so far and l am honoured to receive this award”

Kalusha Bwalya: The FAZ president on receiving the National Team of the Year 2012 on behalf of Zambia
“Zambia feels very honoured to win this award and that means the bar has been raised even higher. The Football Association of Zambia is pleased and satisfied with what the national team has done. We will be ready for next month’s Africa Cup of Nations and would like to defend our title. We went to Gabon and Equatorial Guinea with a good team and good coach and what you see here is a very happy for player and president of FAZ who wants this good work to carry on.”


http://www.sportinferno.com/article/50/2012-glo-caf-awards/

When will it be Nigeria's turn?

401kk: American Person of the Year.

I agree. For Americans alone

Good job by the FRSC officer. Imagine the PPRO just waiting to get the robbery report than take action when it was hot!!!

Glad it's contained

Banga's are thrown irritatingly in Lagos

Time for France to Issue travel warning to Northern Nigeria.

Read it on SI
http://www.sportinferno.com/article/47/messi-to-extend-barcelona-contract-to-2018/

greaterlove:
i agree that some people are given more treatment than others it is like that all over the world, the american media will give more attention if a US senator is kidnapped than a school janitor's son but the fact still remains that the police and fbi will still investigate the janitor's son kidnap. We should be talking about how to create a system where all men are cared for not minding which strata of the society they belong in.

You are so much on point. The Nigerian situation is gradually slipping out of hands. Kidnapping has now become the trending venture for unemployed/greedy youths to get quick-fast cash.

In Nigeria we all all equal, but some Nigerians are more equaal than others. We manage to know Nkiru Sylvanus. How about a Bank's branch manager's wife or simple business man's child who might be in the same situation and not even get their situation heard on the media?

interesting...

I think it's pretty racist of them