Family › Re: Mum Still Slaps Me At 23 Years Old by tefund(m): 6:57pm On Feb 25, 2013 |
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Family › Re: Nigerian Ghost Stories (pressing Someones Neck At Night) by tefund(m): 6:54pm On Feb 25, 2013 |
ibiso1986: Have u had an odd experience at night. Have u had a feeling of someone watching u at night or probably pressing ur neck while asleep.. Feel free to share ur experience sometime,ocultic people material in form of ghost |
Politics › Re: Atiku Donates N75M For The Eradication Of Polio by tefund(m): 6:51pm On Feb 25, 2013 |
BeraBera: In a rather welcome development, a former vice-president in the country, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has donated the sum of N75 million to the Rotary International, District 9110, Lagos, to help it fight polio in the country. Atiku, who was the guest speaker at the dinner and dance ball organised by the Rotary International at Muson Centre, Lagos, linked the increase in polio cases in Nigeria to illiteracy and unwholesome religious beliefs which, according to him, had made it difficult for the disease to be eradicated. The former vice president however urged the Federal Ministry of Health to do more in the area of information dissemination, as lives of many future leaders in the country were being destroyed by the disease, especially in the northern part of the country. He also commended the activities of the Rotary International in waging war against polio, just as he advised the Federal Government to fire from all cylinders by providing social amenities, such as adequately furnished health centres in all rural areas in the country, saying this would help in checkmating the disease.
http://www.informationng.com/2013/02/atiku-abubakar-donates-n75-million-towards-eradication-of-polio.html political donation |
Business › Re: First Bank 'First Monie' Mobile Money by tefund(m): 12:44pm On Feb 25, 2013 |
Rexyl: Let's Discuss First Bank Mobile Money(first Monie)
PLs let us hear from you if you have been using this product. They have different categories of agents to help facilitate transactions. You do not need to open account with them to use the service, Everything is processed through your mobile phone and the mobile number becomes your mobile account. You can send money to anyone with mobile phone even if he has not registered, and also very easy to receive cash into your acct or by hand at the First Bank ATMs or from their agents. Aside this you can pay your bills and top-up your mobile credit. Now,
What it takes to be an agent and what makes the categories?
What is the agent's commission?
What is the transaction Charge related to each direction of the transaction?
Let's hear from you ihave not used it..will try it out soon |
Computers › Re: Ikeja Computer Village To Be Relocated To Katangowa Market by tefund(m): 10:53am On Feb 25, 2013 |
BlackPikiN: *Why we are moving traders to Katangowa, Lagos govt *’Our Digital Village project’
BY UDEME CLEMENT
As a follow up to the story on the relocation of Ikeja Computer Village, our correspondent, during a visit to Katangowa Market, along Lagos-Abeokuta expressway, gathered that Katangowa is the proposed site where the Ikeja traders may be resettled.
In terms of size, Katangowa is bigger than the Computer Village, as the market covers about 26 hectares of land with most of the traders dealing in second-hand clothes. Katangowa shows a vivid picture of a disorganised setting. While the major entrance to the market from Lagos-Abeokuta expressway is almost taken over by street traders, a large portion of the market has been overtaken by refuse. During the visit, some of the items seen on display in the market in large quantities were clothes, bags, shoes, curtains, belts and other textile materials. Also, many women and young girls were seen selling vegetable, fish, tomato, pepper and other food items in the market. While most of the dealers in textile materials operated in small shops, those trading in food items displayed their wares on the sidewalk thereby disrupting free flow of traffic around the market.
At the back of the market, which leads to Saint Peters Anglican Church, there were structures serving as residential homes. Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Mr. Olutoyin Ayinde, said measures were being put in place by the state government to rehabilitate Katangowa and thus fast track the relocation of the Computer Villagers traders.
Computer Village, Ikeja, Lagos. He told Sunday Vanguard: “To start with, the initiative to rebuild the Computer Village is in line with the policy of the state government to re-plan Ikeja. The place you have as Computer Village today was a residential zone in Ikeja and not built for commercial activities. But due to long years of military rule, we seem to have lost a sense of order and planning. Now the state government is working tirelessly to rebuild the place and put it in a better shape.
“Government discovered that the Computer Village is no longer conducive and started making efforts to move the traders operating there to Katangowa. On the other hand, Katangowa is not a virgin land. One part of Katangowa has residential structures, another has the market while the other part is the dump site. The issue of pre-qualifying bidding exercise was when the expression of interest from private investors was invited. The concept was to get investors to rebuild the Computer Village , not before relocating Katangowa to another place called Amikanle. Realistically, we must first go to Amikanle to build a new market and move the people from Katangowa there before rebuilding the Computer Village . This is the issue because it is not possible to start the project at Ikeja when the operators are still occupying that place.
“Also, there are vital issues involved in the Ikeja project that the government is taking into consideration, which makes people think that the project is foot-dragging. For instance, you must first go to Amikanle, to build a new market for traders at Katangowa to relocate to. After that, compensation must be paid to individuals who built structures in Katangowa Market, because you cannot just wake up over night to restructure a place, destroying investments that people put there without adequate compensation. For example, we had a case of the people in Oluwole Market in Lagos Island , where government followed due process and the owners of the place were resettled and also have a stake in the new development. So, when we evaluated all these, some of those who expressed interest initially during the pre-qualifying bidding could no longer cope. Beyond that, we do not want to put the project in the hands of incompetent investors who will abandon it half-way.
“The last time we visited Amikanle showed that the level of development there is so much and will not be wise to clear those buildings and put a market. Aside from that, the location may not be viable to move the market there. At present, we are looking at a new model of how all the activities can co-exist, for Katangowa to accommodate the existing traders, the dealers in computer and allied products from Computer Village and the residential area. From our experience, often times, people who claim to have funds to invest in mega projects do not usually have it at the time the projects are awarded. So, if government starts by putting something there to show commitment, genuine investors will be encouraged to come in. Already, the ministry has started the design of a Digital Village in Katangowa by the state government, which is estimated at about N500million.”
On if there are underlying interests within the ministry to handle Ikeja project, he said, “This is not a direct labour project, so there is nothing like personal interest. Financial challenge made some companies that expressed interest initially to back out, but we still have those who submitted their proposals with us. In order to select a credible firm with the required financial capability and technical-know-how to handle the project, we have engaged a Transaction Advisor, who will look at the request for proposals from bidders and give government expert advice on the best company to engage. So that the project, when finally awarded, will be well executed. The government is methodical in approach by following due process. This is what people should appreciate”.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/goodbye-to-ikeja-computer-village/ it is okay |
Car Talk › Re: Benz vs BMW vs Audi: Pure German Machines! by tefund(m): 8:06am On Feb 25, 2013 |
Ikenna351: I don't own any of these 3 brands: Benz, BMW & Audi. Am not a fan of any, but i do like and respect them, and wouldn't mind to own one of the 3 (will come to that later). There could be other German cars, but these 3 are on the top list. They are not just cars, but rides. They are not just rides, but MACHINES! Though i dont know much about the 3, but if i was to compare Benz with BMW (Beemer), i would say Benz got the luxurious & looks, while BMW got the performance. But I could be wrong since i dont own or used any, though have driven one of the brands twice. So lets hear from those that know the 3 better or those have owned any of them, owned the 3 of them or currently own the 3 or one of the 3. Please, we are here to discuss only these 3 German brands. So lets not derail the topic. Floor is open. Ikenna. i love benz |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Pistorius Crushed His Girlfriend's Skull Before Shooting Her by tefund(m): 7:41am On Feb 25, 2013 |
Symphony007: With all this evidence that is just adding up like a puzzle, unless the prosecution are a bunch of rookies this case will be over soon with oscar in jail. sure |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Pistorius Crushed His Girlfriend's Skull Before Shooting Her by tefund(m): 7:38am On Feb 25, 2013 |
Roland17: Choiii!! if to say dis tin happen for 9ja, i wonder how our police force for handle am dem for don even arrest all the neighbours wen dey live for that street. exactly |
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Politics › Re: Economy On The Brink Of Collapse - ACN Warns by tefund(m): 10:35pm On Feb 24, 2013 |
saved: :- With boko haram , it will be worst than zimbabwe . somali |
Politics › Re: Economy On The Brink Of Collapse - ACN Warns by tefund(m): 10:32pm On Feb 24, 2013 |
seanet01: When Awolowo The Great Man told the Grade 2 teacher called Shagari the same thing, the lame ediot replied with tantrums. The same is coming from an Awo student now, i hope Jonathan takes them serious. shagari built ajaokuta steel complex |
Politics › Re: Economy On The Brink Of Collapse - ACN Warns by tefund(m): 10:27pm On Feb 24, 2013 |
confusion247: Lai should tell us the difference between ACN and PDP. To make the matter worse, the leader of ACN is no other but Tinubu. Nigeria is blessed with corrupt leaders. you de mind am,corrupt people |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Bradford City Vs Swansea: CapitalOne Final - (0 - 5) - On 24th February 2013 by tefund(m): 7:38pm On Feb 24, 2013 |
ogaemma: England - League Cup Final today February 24 16:00 CAT. Bradford C. VS Swansea C. interesting match |
Crime › Re: Most Wanted Nigerian Fraudster Arrested In Sydney by tefund(m): 12:53pm On Feb 24, 2013 |
pro01: So the looooong arm of the law finally caught this dude? He should have kept a low profile after fleeing the US. Should have played the fugitive part to perfection and outsmarted the FBI, like in the movies. . .grow a long beard, do a facial plastic surgery, and assume a new identity somewhere in Brazil. Guess he'll be in jail for a very very long time. Game over. game over really |
Christianity Etc › Re: Who Is In The Best Position To Bless You; Your Parents Or Pastor by tefund(m): 8:43am On Feb 24, 2013 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Do Humans Have The Ability To Bless Or Curse Others? by tefund(m): 8:29am On Feb 24, 2013 |
cplusplusidiot: ^ Na so so curse, hell, anger, fire etc na him una for that Nigeria sabi. To turn una country around, mba. To make una sef useful nko, iro. But when it comes to superstition, una faith and belief dey kampe. Shior. no mind them |
Sports › Re: Taribo To Osaze: Shut-up & Focus On Your Career by tefund(m): 11:19pm On Feb 23, 2013 |
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Celebrities › Re: Iyanya And Vector Work As Sales Attendants In Abuja Today (photos) by tefund(m): 11:08pm On Feb 23, 2013 |
pro01: Every rat wants to host a concert these days. Shey na only im one and a half hit songs e go perform for concert? Only accomplished peeps such as Psquare, Wizkid, Tuface etc that have countless hits and can perform their repertoire of popular songs for hours should host these concerts abeg. Make this small boy go work harder sing more hit songs before e begin dream of concert. true talk |
Celebrities › Re: Picture Of Peter Psquare And Drake by tefund(m): 11:00pm On Feb 23, 2013 |
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Politics › Re: Iran Rejects Nigeria Spying Allegation Claim by tefund(m): 5:35pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
wandeok: TEHRAN (AFP) – Iran on Friday rejected it had committed any “illegal act” in Nigeria after the State Security Service (SSS) paraded three Nigerians accused of spying for the Islamic republic.
Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian was quoted in media reports as saying he “rejected Nigerian and Western media reports of illegal activities by the Islamic republic in Nigeria”.d
Amir-Abdollahian said relations between Iran and Nigeria were “developing” and urged officials of the two nations to prevent such accusations from being made.
On Wednesday, the Nigerian secret police paraded a 50-year-old Islamic cleric and two accomplices who they alleged were spying on prominent individuals and targets for Iran.
Abdullahi Mustapha Berende, presented as a leader of the Shiite sect in the central city of Ilorin, was arrested in December “for his active involvement in espionage and terrorist activities,” Nigerian security service spokeswoman Marilyn Ogar said.
Investigations revealed that Berende, accused of establishing a “terrorist cell” in Nigeria’s southwest, with a particular emphasis on Lagos, recruited the two other suspects for the task, Ogar said.
Berende underwent his training in Iran and his Iranian sponsors requested him “to identify and gather intelligence on public places and prominent hotels frequented by Americans and Israelis to facilitate attacks,” she said.
He allegedly gave to his Iranian handlers the names of former dictator Ibrahim Babangida, and ex-supreme leader of Muslims in Nigeria, Ibrahim Dasuki, as targets for attacks that could “unsettle the West,” she added.
Berende denied involvement in espionage or terror-related activities but admitted seeking information about some individuals and institutions.
The institutions included USAID and the Jewish Cultural Centre (Chabad) in Lagos, Ogar said, adding the suspects would soon be charged in court
http://www.hovabuzz.com/index.php/news/64-iran-rejects-nigeria-spying-allegation-claim there are just looking for trouble everywhere...america is already trailing them |
Celebrities › Re: Lola Alao - If A Married Man Makes You Happy, Please Go For It” – by tefund(m): 5:31pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
[quote author=dotcom_na_me_na_me]Actress Lola Alao has an advise to single women out there. She said that if a married man makes you happy, then you should go for it. “Let me explain something to you; where are the single guys? They are there and not ready to marry. If the single guys are not ready then the next available option should be taken. I believe one should go for whatever makes one happy. If a married man is the one that will make you happy, please go for it. I know married women would be angry with me but it is the truth of the matter.” What can you say about her words of wisdom, guys? Do you believe that it is really good for single women to chase married men if single men are not ready to marry them? Please feel free to share your thoughts on this matter. http://ireporterstv.co/if-a-married-man-makes-you-happy-please-go-for-it-lola-alao/[/quote]what more can we say..ashawo!! |
Celebrities › Re: Goldie's Husband Denied Nigerian Visa To Attend Her Funeral by tefund(m): 4:05pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
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Business › Re: Sanusi Lamido Sanusi Interviewed On ABN Digital by tefund(m): 4:00pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: How Well Do You Know The Scriptures? by tefund(m): 3:51pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
Ejisz: hi peps.. Drop your favourite verse of the bible by quoting it. And tell us when you always reflect back to that scriptures and why... Lets keep them coming. You might touch someones heart unknowinly. but you did not quote yours first |
Christianity Etc › Re: Not Every Sin Leads To Hell by tefund(m): 3:48pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
FXKing2012: All Unrighteousness is sin but not every sin leads to hell:
1 John 5:16-18 King James Version (KJV) 16 If any man see his brother sin a sin which is not unto death, he shall ask, and he shall give him life for them that sin not unto death. There is a sin unto death: I do not say that he shall pray for it. 17 All unrighteousness is sin: and there is a sin not unto death.
Question is how do u know what sin leads to hell? That is where this scripture comes in:
1 Thes. 5:22 "Abstain from all appearance of evil." the exact opposite..every sin leads to hell |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Oscar Pistorius Granted Bail by tefund(m): 3:42pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) - A magistrate granted bail Friday to Oscar Pistorius, citing a number of problems with the police investigation into the death of the Olympic sprinter's girlfriend. "I come to the conclusion that the accused has made a case to be released on bail," said Chief Magistrate Desmond Nair, eliciting a celebratory cry of "Yes!" from the courtroom. Nair said the former chief investigator in the case, Hilton Botha, had made "several errors and concessions" during his testimony. Specifics of Pistorius' release have not yet been announced. The decision comes at the end of a four-day bail hearing that has been remarkable for not only its length but its allegations of miscues by a lead police investigator who himself faces attempted murder charges. Read more: What's life like in a South African prison? Pistorius is accused of premeditated murder in the February 14 shooting death of Reeva Steenkamp, 29. Authorities and Pistorius' team agree that he killed Steenkamp, but Pistorius says he mistook her for an intruder. Prosecutor Gerrie Nel told the judge in final arguments before a packed Pretoria courtroom that Pistorius doesn't deserve bail. "He must realize that long-term imprisonment is almost guaranteed. He might think he'll be acquitted." The prosecution had several notable missteps during the bail hearing, including the removal of the lead investigator, who had earlier acknowledged under questioning from defense attorney Barry Roux that police could have contaminated the crime scene and had failed to properly catalog evidence. The South African Police Service pulled Botha, from the case Thursday after prosecutors reinstated seven counts of attempted murder charges against him. Botha is accused of opening fire on a minibus full of people while allegedly drunk in 2011. Read more: Nike's bullet ad with Pistorius backfires Prosecutors allege that Pistorius, 26, killed his girlfriend after a heated argument in the early morning hours of Valentine's Day. The sprinter, however, says he thought an intruder was hiding in a toilet room inside the bathroom of his Pretoria home. He says he fired into the room in a fit of terror before realizing Steenkamp was inside. In full: Pistorius' affidavit to court Prosecution plea Nair questioned Nel over the prosecution's assertion that Pistorius was a flight risk. What kind of life would he lead if he were to flee? the judge asked. A life of freedom, the prosecutor said. Ducking and diving every day with those prosthesis? Nair asked. A life not in prison, Nel said. The prosecutor implored the judge to deny Pistorius' bail request, saying courts cannot favor the famous or the disabled. "We all know that a lot of important people were granted bail and they stayed in the country," Nel told the magistrate. "But lots of very important people have escaped." Nel pointed to the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who fled to the Ecuadorian Embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted for questioning over sex assault allegations. Assange's face was well-known, the prosecutor said, but "it didn't stop him fleeing arrest." Roux said the track star needs regular medical treatment for his stumps and his prostheses require routine maintenance. "Mr. Pistorius cannot go unnoticed through an airport due to his legs," he told the judge. Pistorius, eyes red, appeared emotional and drained. At one point, he sat with his eyes closed and shoulders shaking as tears rolled down his face. At other times, he stared straight ahead. In arguments wrapping up during Thursday's session, the prosecutor said Pistorius' defense team has failed to explain why investigators found two cell phones and the gun believed to have been used in the shooting in front of the shower. That goes to the prosecution claim that Steenkamp didn't merely get up to relieve herself in the middle of the night, but in fact had locked herself in the bathroom with her cell phone to protect herself from Pistorius. Earlier in the hearing, Nel argued that evidence showed Pistorius intentionally targeted Steenkamp. Ballistic evidence showed he had to aim at the toilet to hit her, Nel said, and how the bullets traveled through the door suggested he was standing on his prosthetic legs, not his stumps as he claimed. Pistorius said in his statement that when he shot through the door, he was feeling vulnerable to an intruder because he was not wearing his legs and had limited mobility. Defense argument During the bail hearing, being held in a dark, stuffy Pretoria courtroom, Roux hammered away at the credibility of Botha and the entire police investigation. He argued Thursday that the state's case had suffered a "monumental collapse." He said police had missed a bullet where Steenkamp was shot and may have contaminated the crime scene by failing to wear protective foot covers. Botha said investigators didn't wear the booties because they'd run out. Under questioning from Roux, Botha said police didn't have evidence to specifically contradict Pistorius' story. Then, Botha was gone. Officials in the case learned Thursday of the charges against Botha, and the South African Police Service moved quickly to take him off the investigation. While police Commissioner Riah Phiyega praised Botha's work on the case, she removed him in favor of the department's most senior detective. Accusations against the investigator would be little more than a "speed bump" in the Pistorius case, Bulelwa Makeke, the spokeswoman for South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority, said before Botha was removed. "Blade Runner" Pistorius made history last year as the first disabled athlete to compete in the able-bodied London Games. A few weeks after the Olympics, he smashed a record to win the men's 400-meter in the 2012 Paralympic Games. When Pistorius was 11 months old, his legs were amputated below the knees because he was missing the fibulae. He runs on special carbon fiber blades, earning the nickname "Blade Runner." The case has roiled South Africa, where Pistorius is considered a national hero. Following his arrest on Valentine's Day, Pistorius put his career on hold and pulled out of future races. Sponsors Nike and Oakley suspended their contracts with the runner. http://edition.cnn.com/2013/02/22/world/africa/south-africa-pistorius-case/index.html?c=intl-homepage-t&page=0[/quote]it looks like that guy is quilty |
Literature › Re: Ibo Boy Wey Like Yoruba by tefund(m): 3:36pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
flow1759: "Emeka! Emeka ma guy, u dey enta school abi?" i asked Emeka as i crossed over to the other side of the road. "i dey enta school oh, make i go check where dem post me go serve na" he said. "Oboy me sef wan go see where dem post me go oh, guy fear dey catch me oh" i said "wetin make na?" he asked "i no want make dem post me go north na, abi u no know say dem dey troway bomb there" i added. "me wey dem born for north nkor, i don die?" he said as i remembered while we where still in school Emeka told me his Father was a big business mogul in "Sabon Gari" in Kano state and that his family was based there. As we chatted on our way to the school gate i immediately noticed dis beautiful black t-shirt Emeka was wearing, he didn't only like looking good but black clothes were his favorite because that was the fratanity he belonged to in school. We met Kelechi on our way as we shook hands and walked together to the school gate, where the list was pasted............
"Emekus u don c ur name?" i inquired "i never c am oh, what of u?" he asked "nna ehn i don see am oh, na 0sun dis people post me go oh, kelechi say him own na Bayelsa" i said rather sad. "Emeka i don c ur own here" i said as i pointed "oboy eeh iga la ugu hausa oh" "na Taraba dem post u go oh?". Emeka's mood changed instantly as i tried figuring if Taraba was actually in Nigeria. In my mind i said it was better for him since he was born in the north, as i also tried figuring what part of Nigeria was Osun......... story story |
Career › Re: How Can One Overcome Social Anxiety? by tefund(m): 3:33pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
[quote author=sitasie ]hey people, come on,let's share our anxiety experiences and how best we can help those wth extreme symptoms like shaking voice, shaking hands, sweating etc. personally I rather lie still and quiet in the casket than stand before a congregation to read my biography on my burial day.[/quote]do the same thing you fear |
Politics › Re: Obasanjo And Tinubu: Who Is A Better Leader? by tefund(m): 3:28pm On Feb 22, 2013 |
ADEWALE JOHNSON: Between Obasanjo And Tinubu Who Is A Better Leader? bird of the same feather |
Phones › Re: Open Letter To NCC On Data Bundle Cost by tefund(m): 7:56pm On Feb 20, 2013 |
[quote author=*solid*] I wish to use this medium to call on The Nigerian Communications Commision to as a matter of urgency look into this issue of data subscription disparity.
First, it is worthy of note, the effort of The NCC in seeing that Nierians get good value for every kobo spent on network providers. With the likes of regulation of SMS cost to a flat rate of N4 per unit SMS, as well as other meaningful regulations.
Like wise it would be a very very commendable effort if the NCC can regulate and make uniform to a reasonable amount the cost of data bundle subscription across the board of internet user and subscribers.
At present, people who can afford blackberry mobile device are given larger data bundle while other mobile users and PC users are given less than half data bundle for the same amount.
This treatment to people who can not afford blackberry mobile device is so unfair and should be discontinued.
Nigerians deserve a better treatment.
Besides, if the internet data bundle price is reviewed downwards, the economic benefits are so numerous as more Nigerians would become internet users and the opportunities that comes with that would be to the benefit of all.
Nigerians would remain appreciative if the NCC handel this matter with the urgency it requires.
Kabir Abuja, Nigeria.
Moderator: Kindly move this to front page. Thanks[/quote]i support |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: AC Milan Vs Barcelona - UCL (2 - 0) On 20th February 2013 by tefund(m): 7:42pm On Feb 20, 2013 |
mukina2: AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri was bullish ahead of the first leg of his side's Champions League last-16 clash against Barcelona at San Siro.
Allegri acknowledges his team will be underdogs but is taking confidence from their performances against Barca last season, when they faced the Catalans in both the group stages and quarter-finals of the Champions League.
Milan, who last won the European Cup in 2007, held Barca to a draw at the Nou Camp in September 2011 while they also drew the first leg of the last-eight clash before the Spanish league leaders went on to win the tie 3-1.
Allegri told a press conference: ``Milan-Barcelona means we are facing the best team in the world but I do not accept that in the last two weeks everyone has been making us out to be the sacrificial lamb.
``As long as the rules do not change then we start the match tomorrow evening in the same position, 0-0.
``In the last two years we have played well against Barcelona, we played well in the quarter-final last year.
``We know that at the moment they are the best team in the world but we have to try and create the elements to go through to the next round, although we know that whoever they play against they have an average of 65% possession.
``We have to try and limit their possession, making them less dangerous because they are so dangerous when they go forward. We have to be good at managing our own possession because maybe they will concede something at the back.
``We have to step onto the pitch with the conviction that we can go through to the next round. I know we will do well, then if we are a little lucky we can hope of making the quarter-finals.''
Allegri has been boosted by the return to fitness of striker Stephan El Shaarawy, although Mario Balotelli is not eligible having played for Manchester City in the competition this season.
Meanwhile, Barca playmaker Xavi is also available but neither David Villa (kidney stones) nor Adriano (hamstring) have travelled. Youngster Oier Olazabal has been included in the squad.
Barca have been crowned European champions three times in the last seven seasons and are perennial favourites, but forward Pedro was cautious ahead of the clashes with Milan.
He said on www.fabarcelona.com: ``We're very eager to get back to playing in this competition against a difficult rival like AC Milan.
``This round has always been difficult for us each year, perhaps because there's such a big break in between matches.
``Milan have always been a difficult side because they have a lot of history and they have very dangerous players. Anything can happen in a two-leg tie in the Champions League. We have to concentrate and be very vigilant in defence.'' up barca |
TV/Movies › Re: Ice-Prince To Star In 'House Of Gold' Yvonne Nelson's Movie by tefund(m): 7:26pm On Feb 20, 2013 |
chucksbadt: This is going to be the first movie ice prince will star in. The title of this movie is "HOUSE of GOLD" and its PREMIERING SOON...actors and actresses like, MAJID MICHEL,ICEPRINCE,OMAWUMI,EDDIE WATSON,LUCKIE LAWSON,FRANCIS ODEGA would be in this expected blockbuster movie. nice pics |