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Real Madrid are considering an offer of about 100m euros (£88m) from Juventus for Cristiano Ronaldo.

The 33-year-old Portugal forward is Real’s all-time top scorer with 451 goals.

However his age, and Real’s need to reshape a squad that finished 17 points behind La Liga champions Barcelona last season, has encouraged the Italian champions to make their move.

Ronaldo won his fifth Champions League title with Madrid in May.

Since that victory over Liverpool in Kiev, Real boss Zinedine Zidane has left the club and been replaced by former Spain coach Julen Lopetegui.

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner’s future has been the subject of intense debate over the past few years, and his relationship with Real president Florentino Perez has also been questioned.

Any move would eclipse Juventus’ record transfer fee of 90m euros (£79m), which they paid for Argentina forward Gonzalo Higuain in 2016.

It would also be more than the £80m Real paid Manchester United for Ronaldo in 2009.

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Portugal captain, Cristiano Ronaldo has agreed to join Italian giants, Juventus after the Serie A champions decided to pay the €100 million (£88m/$116m) release clause to Real Madrid.

Italian newspaper, O Jogo reported on Wednesday that Juventus have analysed the financial aspects of signing the Portugal superstar and, in addition to the fee, are prepared to hand Ronaldo a four-year contract worth €120m (£101m/$140m).

Ronaldo’s relationship with Madrid’s president, Florentino Perez has broken down amid failure to agree on a new contract and the 33-year-old has decided to join Juventus.

It was reported in Spain on Tuesday that Real Madrid have decided they will accept an £88m offer from Juventus for the goal machine.

The star forward looks increasingly likely to leave the club this summer.

He hinted that he could leave the Bernabeu directly after Real won their third successive Champions League title at the end of May.

The 33-year-old wants a significant pay rise to keep him in line with the new deals handed to Neymar and Lionel Messi by PSG and Barcelona respectively.

Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez had been unwilling to accept a new contract for the player in the twilight of his career.

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iammo:
One thing am very certain about is, by 2023 all this first set of Generals causing problem would have grown old and retire. The worst set of politicians are better than these Generals.

yes I back you on this

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So the world cup is still on and I can’t help but see how great those Russian stadiums are, makes you wonder when Nigeria is ever going to have something like that right? Are we ever gonna host a world cup?

Well, let’s take a look at the best stadiums in Nigeria at moment:

10. Enyimba International Stadium Aba
Opened 1992, formerly called Aba township stadium, but was renamed in 2002 as an honor to the club when they won CAF champions League in 2002. The stadium has hosted CAF Champion league finals.

Capacity: 25, 000 people with VIP viewing area.

Field: Well maintained grass turf, an electronic scoreboard and floodlights

Medical Facility: The stadium has a standby medical personnel trained for emergencies and two ambulances.

Crowd Control: It has six exits and 1, 500 capacity car park.

Security: Police are always on guard with metal detector devices.

Media Facility: A good media center.



9. Abacha Stadium, Kano
Opened 1982 and has hosted FIFA U17 World tournament 2009. Now home of Kano Pillars FC.

Capacity: 18, 000 people (All seater) with VIP viewing area

Field: Well maintained grass turf with digital scoreboard

Medical Facility: it has two ambulances and a close by medical center

Crowd Control: It has four major exit and steel fencing

Security: Police on guard during match

Media Facility: It has OBS media center.



8. Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium Enugu
Opened 1959 and previously owned by Nigeria Railway Corporation, but upgraded in 1986.

The stadium has host FIFA U20 world championship 1999. Now, It is home of Rangers International FC

Capacity: 22, 000 people with a VIP viewing area

Field: Artificial Turf with video matrix scoreboard and floodlights.

Medical Facility:

Crowd Control: It has eight exits and spectators could all disperse under 30 minutes

Security: It has private security outfit on guard all the time and CCTV

Media Facility: Well equipped OBS media center



7. Obafemi Awolowo Stadium, Ibadan
Opened 1960 and formerly called Liberty stadium, but renamed in 2010 by President Good luck Jonathan.

The stadium host FIFA world Youth Championship 1999. Sometimes, Shooting Stars FC (3SC) play their game in the stadium, but are more at home in Adamasingba stadium.

Capacity: 35, 000 people with VIP viewing area

Field: Well maintained grass turf and a digital scoreboard

Medical Facility: It has medical clinic and two Ambulance on standby

Crowd Control: The stadium has six exits and 7000 capacity Public park

Security: Police are on guard always

Media Facility: FIFA grade Media center and equipment.



6. Enyimba International Stadium
Opened 1992, formerly called Aba township stadium, but was renamed in 2002 as an honor to the club when they won CAF champions League in 2002. The stadium has hosted CAF Champion league finals.

Capacity: 25, 000 people with VIP viewing area.

Field: Well maintained grass turf, an electronic scoreboard and floodlights,

Medical Facility: The stadium has a standby medical personnel trained for emergencies and two ambulances.

Crowd Control: It has six exits and 1, 500 capacity car park.

Security: Police are always on guard with metal detector devices.

Media Facility: A good media center.




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We feature for you today a list of the cheapest universities in Nigeria as of year 2018. And by ‘cheap’ we mean universities with school fees around or lesser than 500,000 naira.

A 500k school fees for a private university in Nigeria right now is actually cheap considering what others are currently saying. So let’s go through this together.

Checkout List Of The Cheapest Private Universities In Nigeria Below.

With what we have collected As of 2018 the below universities are the 10 cheapest private universities in Nigeria that are accredited by NUC.

1. Oduduwa University, Ile Ife: N200,000+
Courses: Quantity Surveying Department, Estate Management, Architecture, Mathematics, Finance, Banking, Political Science, Public Administration, International Relations, Economics, Business Administration, Accounting.

Tuition Fee: N 160,000
Hospital: N 8,000
Library: N 2,000
Total: 170,000



2. Obong University, Obong Ntak : N180,000 to 200,000
Upon reading of this information, you would be clear about the following;

Obong University school fees for New students 2018/19 Academic session
Tuition (Faculty of Management and Social Sciences) N180,000.00
Accommodation fee: N60,000.00



3. Rhema University, Aba, : N313,000 to N325,000
Upon digesting the contents of this post, readers ought to be clear about the following information:

Rhema University school fees for new students 2018/2019 Academic session

BANKING & FINANCE 452,000.00
ECONOMICS 452,000.00
MASS COMMUNICATION 464,000.00
POL.SCI/PUB. ADMIN 452,000.00
APPLIED BIOLOGY 464,000.00
BIOCHEMISTRY 464,000.00
COMPUTER SCIENCE 464,000.00
MICROBIOLOGY 464,000.00



4. Adeleke University, Ede: N350,000
The management of the Adeleke University, Ede, Osun State has released the new amount payable as schools fees by undergraduates of the institution for the 2017/2018 academic session.

The real tuition/school fees of Adeleke University.



5. Crawford University, Igbesa: N480,000 to N490,000
491,000 Naira – this is the tuition fee to pay at CONAS (the college of applied and natural sciences)

Courses: Finance, Banking and Accounting, Social Sciences, Management, Administration, Economics, Mass Communication, International Relations, Political Science.



6. Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Ikeji-Arakeji: N400,000 – 450,000
All newly admitted students of JABU are advised to pay their tuition fees for 2018/2019 academic session early to the designated banks as approved by the school management.

Lodging fees is 50,000 for all courses.

Tuition is 340,000 for Science based courses and 300,000 for others



7. Ajayi Crowther University, Abeokuta: N450,000 – 500,000
Ajayi Crowther University school fees can be paid in installments, see the info below for details.

School Fees Per Annum (Tuition & Related Fees) 428,400



8. Lead City University, Ibadan: N400,000 – 600,000
Here are Lead City University School fees for 2017-2018

Social Sciences 1 (Accounting, Business Administration, Economics, Politics and International Relations, Public Administration) – Tuition fee is 490,000 Naira.

Social Science 2 (Entrepreneurship, Banking, Finance) – Tuition fee is 325,000 Naira.

Social Science 3 (Sociology, Psychology, Marketing) – Tuition fee is 210,000 Naira.
Department of Mass Communication and Media Technology – Tuition fee is 510,000 Naira.



Facts And Necessary Knowledge You May Want To Know About Private Universities
Although, private universities have gone a long way in reducing the number of students seeking admission into Nigerian universities, below are common issues associated with these private Nigerian Universities.

1. They are mostly expensive as they charge from N100,000 and above.

2. They have approval issues with the NUC because of low population

3. Students churned out of these schools are hardly recognized by NYSC (National Youth Service Corps) and might not be mobilized for the compulsory national one year service.

Please note that these list of cheapest universities in Nigeria tuition fees can be subject to change due to the dwindling economy of the country.

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Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has advised former President Olusegun Obasanjo to desist from struggling to restore Nigeria to the path of sanity and moderate rectitude, describing him as ‘objectively unfitted’ for the role.

He urged him to instead head for a monastery.

Soyinka said, “…I know that deep inside, there is a soakaway pond of personal insecurity struggling to be drained. Beneath every bully, there is a scared product of insecurity and troubled conscience. Now, fight your own demons as best as you can, and feel free to flagellate Buhari (President Muhammadu) with all the weapons in your armoury. I have only one demand: keep away from movements struggling to restore this nation to the path of sanity and even moderate rectitude. End your hijacking propensity.’’

Soyinka said these in the latest of his interventions series, Interventions VIII, titled ‘Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?: Gani’s Unfinished Business’ officially released to the public by Bookcraft on Tuesday. It formed the text of his speech at the 10th memorial lecture of the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi.


He also described the Presidential Library in Abeokuta, Ogun State, built by Obasanjo as ‘Presidential Laundromat’, alleging that it was constructed with fraud.

He said, “That structure in Abeokuta remains a moral eyesore to those who were in a position to obtain even a glimmering of the proceedings that inflicted such a purulent carbuncle on the landscape of my state, Ogun. However, even the grossest evil can be turned to some good. When we were school pupils, one of our illustrated reading texts was one entitled, ‘This is the house that Jack built.’ Today, and forevermore, generations will point to that thing which I have daubed the Presidential Laundromat and say: This is the house that Fraud built.’’

The playwright also asked if someone with Obasanjo’s ‘governance record dare accuse anyone of failing to rise to the challenges of governance.’

Soyinka, who said one of the challenges that had confronted Nigeria since military incursion into politics was electricity, asked Obasanjo to tell Nigerians how he rose to the challenges of power while he was in office for eight years.


He added, “I dare Obasanjo to meet me one-on-one on any podium to present the facts of that stewardship to the Nigerian people… Just how did you, in eight years, rise to the challenges of power generation for a population of a hundred and fifty million people, endowed with enormous energy resources…

“Eight years-repeat, eight years in office, and the elected estate manager of this vast territory could not even provide the modicum level of power to activate even a low-level cottage industrial culture. And such individual has the nerve to sermonise about rising to challenges.’’

The essayist and poet also said that he had a vested interest in the power industry and could claim to be an insider in that ministry for a while when the late Bola Ige agreed to serve as minister of power in Obasanjo’s cabinet against his (Soyinka’s) personal conviction.

Besides, he noted that the allegation of corruption against Obasanjo by a former Abia State governor, Chief Orji Kalu, should be formally addressed, adding ‘‘again, we are also duty bound to point out that the author of that damning expose is himself standing trial on charges of corruption. We are aware that this pioneer letter-writer has been summoned by the EFCC to substantiate his claims.’’


Meanwhile, Obasanjo has been appointed as a part-time academic coordinator at the National Open University of Nigeria, Abeokuta Study Centre, Ogun State.

Our correspondent learnt that Obasanjo, who received a Doctor of Philosophy in Christian Theology at the NOUN in January 2018 and was the first PhD holder from the institution, was conducted round his office on Tuesday by the director of the Abeokuta centre, Prof. Ibrahim Salawu.

According to a release on Tuesday by the NOUN Director of Media and Publicity, Ibrahim Sheme, the former President was appointed as a facilitator at the institution by the NOUN Vice-Chancellor, Prof Abdalla Adamu.

Sheme said Obasanjo had expressed satisfaction at the office space allotted him and promised to work for the progress of the university.

The release said, “Former President of Nigeria, Dr. Olusegun Obasanjo, is now a bona fide worker of NOUN, as he inspected his office space at the institution’s Abeokuta Study Centre in Ogun State on Tuesday, in his capacity as a facilitator. The VC, Prof Adamu, had soon after the former President’s graduation in January appointed him as a facilitator.

“A facilitator is a part-time academic coordinator for students in the Open and Distance Learning system which open universities operate.”

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Nigerian actress, Ini Edo has thrilled her fans after sharing a beautiful photo on her social media Asking Fans to Get their PVC’s Ready for 2019 elections.

She wrote :-
@Iniedo 2019 in view.Hey guys.. Have u gotten your pvcs yet? I know the processes aren’t pleasant, Lets make that extra effort, and say Enough is Enough with our votes.
Do not worry about who to vote for just yet, empower yourselves with your pvcs, then that decision will be yours…and I pray we will choose wisely this time around.. Have a fab day dearies�

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