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Nairaobserver:
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genternity:
Rest in peace to the dead,
Mom, remember to pray for your son,so that he will have brain.....

Darey888:
9 Records Messi And Ronaldo Have Not Broken – UEFA

POSTED BY DREY JR. ON AUGUST 15, 2019

UEFA Outlines 9 Historic Records That Messi And Ronaldo Have Not Broken Yet (See The Records)

9 Records Messi And Ronaldo Have Not Broken - UEFA
Ronaldo and Messi

UEFA has outlined as many as nine historic records that Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have not broken yet.

The Union of European Football Associations, UEFA, has revealed nine records Barcelona ace, Lionel Messi and Juventus star, Cristiano Ronaldo have not yet broken in the history of Europe’s topflight competitions, (Champions League and Europe League).

UEFA took to their official website on Wednesday to release the records, indicating that Messi and Ronaldo are yet to break the following feats in the Europe topflight leagues:

1. Most Appearances

Messi has 126, while Ronaldo has 158, but the record is being held by Porto goalkeeper, Iker Casillas (179)

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https://kikgist.com.ng/9-records-messi-and-ronaldo-have-not-broken-uefa/

Simplyleo:
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Of course it is a scam since Adebayo Alonge cannot by any stretch of the imagination come from that other side. [/s]

Alonge defeated 4,500 contenders from 119 nations across the globe to become the winner with his invention – nano-scanners that detect fake drugs. He is the first-ever African to win this contest.
A Nigerian pharmacist representing Africa in France, Adebayo Alonge has defeated 119 countries in tech startups to emerge winner of 2019 BNP Parisbas Tech Award. Adebayo won by inventing nano-scanners that detects fake drugs in real-time. First African to win the

Alonge defeated 4,500 contenders from 119 nations across the globe to become the winner with his invention – nano-scanners that detect fake drugs. He is the first-ever African to win this contest.
A Nigerian pharmacist representing Africa in France, Adebayo Alonge has defeated 119 countries in tech startups to emerge winner of 2019 BNP Parisbas Tech Award. Adebayo won by inventing nano-scanners that detects fake drugs in real-time. First African to win the

mike404:
ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE IN THE ISLAMIC STATE OF OSUN.


LEMME INVITE MY VERY GOOD FRIEND FROM THE STATE OF OSUN. TOLEXANDER HOW TODAY

joseph1832:
I want to even ask what happened to the man who abducted the young girl? By this time he should be 'relaxing' in jail.

- Sixteen year old Ese Oruru who was allegedly kidnapped from Bayelsa to Kano state by her friend has sat for WAEC

- Ese's child is also turning three, a source within the family has said

- The source said that all promises made by various state government on the care for Ese is yet to be fulfilled



Three year after she was rescued from her alleged kidnap from Bayelsa to Kano state where she was said to have been married off to Yunusa Dahiru, known as Yellow, Ese Oruru has completed her secondary school education.

Daily Trust reports that Ese's child who was also born as a result of the incident is turning three. It was also gathered that Ese who was allegedly abducted at 13 was relocated to her hometown in Uwheru community in Ughelli of Delta state by her parents who were doing business in Bayelsa state.

Sources close to the Oruru's family said Ese who was five months pregnant as at the time of her rescue gave birth to a baby girl in 2016. The relative also said that the government of Bayelsa and Delta state have promised to contribute to taking care of the child although none of these promises have been fulfilled including a scholarship offer made by the Bayelsa state government to the teenage mother. Another source however said that a house provided by Bayelsa state governor to the Oruru's could not be used due to security reasons.

The source said: “Government also promised to establish a business for Ese’s mother, but they never did anything about it." “Ese’s baby girl is about three-years-old now, she has reached school age, but due to logistic reasons, she is yet to start," the source said. "The Bayelsa state government promised us a scholarship, but until now we have not heard anything from the scholarship board. We relocated to Delta state and that was the end of all the promises.

“Even the Delta state government that made promises to the family when we went home said they didn’t have any package for us," the source added. Noting that the Oruru family were hoping on God's blessing for them to raise the child and Ese.
He said: “Ese returned to school and completed her senior secondary education. If the governments of both states had lived up to their promises, we would make arrangement for her to continue her education, but they have removed their hands. We are facing our predicaments ourselves.

“The airlift missions, which were conducted for the National Emergency Management Agency, conveyed critical relief materials such as drugs, medical supplies and treated mosquito nets donated by Nigeria to alleviate the sufferings of the flood victims."

The Nigerian Air Force has said that it has completed the airlifting of relief materials to Mozambique and Zimbabwe.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that this was to further assist victims of the massive flooding that affected some communities in the two countries in April.

Air Commodore Ibikunle Daramola, NAF Director of Public Relations and Information, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja.

He said the airlift missions were conducted for the National Emergency Management Agency.

He said, “The airlift missions, which were conducted for the National Emergency Management Agency, conveyed critical relief materials such as drugs, medical supplies and treated mosquito nets donated by Nigeria to alleviate the sufferings of the flood victims.

“The airlift missions were executed in furtherance of the NAF’s constitutional roles of projecting air power beyond the shores of the country as well as providing military aid to civil authority.”

Speaking further, Daramola said the NAF aircrew and NEMA officials handed over the items to officials from the Nigeria High Commission in the two countries for onward delivery to their host governments.

After 15 days of intensive competition, the curtain will fall on the 12th African Games tonight in Rabat.

Team Nigeria was conveniently occupying the second spot on the medals table at the close of events on Friday night.

Only two events are yet to be completed.

The position will certainly not change, but there would be additional medals for events not concluded.

Team Nigeria ended Day 15 of the ongoing African Games on a high as its medal haul increased to 126 (46 gold, 33 silver and 47 bronze medals) at the end of proceedings.

Egypt occupied first spot with 102 old medals while South Africa was third with 36 gold medals.

Sade Olatoye was Nigeria’s only individual gold medalist on the last day in athletics as she emerged victorious in the women’s Shot Put. Her first-round attempt of 16.61m was good enough for the gold. It was Olatoye’s second medal of the Games, having won bronze in the Hammer Throw.

In men’s Javelin, Nnamdi Chinecherem won bronze, throwing a distance of 73.24m.



On the track, Divine Oduduru failed to meet the expectations once more as the sprinter once again finished 2nd with a 20.54s clocking in the men’s 200m final.

Nigeria’s other representative, Ogho-Oghene Egwero, was 6th in 21.00s. Zambia’s Sidney Siame won the race with 20.34s.

Nigeria’s only athlete listed to run in the women’s 200m final, Rosemary Chukwuma, did not take part in her race.

In the women’s 400m Hurdles, Abasiono Akpan rallied her way back into contention as she was able to claim bronze for her efforts. She clocked 57.66s.

Nnamdi Chinecherem won bronze in men’s Javelin, throwing a distance of 73.24m. It is his first senior medal, having won gold at the African junior championship in April.

Nigeria women’s 4x400m made up of the quartet of Patience Okon-Geroge, Blessing Oladoye, Kemi Francis and Favour Ofili combined to run a time of 3:30.32s which fetched them gold.

For the men, they settled for bronze in 3:03.42s.

After her earlier heroics, Ayomide Bello showed how good she is in the C1 200m Women Final of Canoeing. She returned a time of 50.51s to win the event. She also teamed up with her compatriot Foloki to win the doubles in the event.

Nigeria on the last day of action in weightlifting got more medals. Obeyi Joseph was the first to clinch the medal as she settled for bronze in the women’s +87kg (245kg), Snatch (105kg) and Clean-Jerk (130kg) classification. In the same vein, Olawale Barde won bronze in the men’s 102kg (343kg), Snatch (158kg) and Clean-Jerk (185kg).

Also, Tijani Abdul secured bronze in the men’s +109kg (323kg), Snatch (180kg) and Clean-Jerk (143kg).

Wrestling

Finally, Nigeria scooped two gold and two silver medals in weightlifting. Daniel Amaas proved too strong for The Gambia’s Mbal Cumba as he edged him 3-1 to win gold in the men’s Freestyle 65kg Finals. Also, Emmanuel John pipped Sami Mustapha 3-1 to claim gold in the men’s Freestyle 74kg final.

Soso Tamurau lost to Egypt’s Hosam Meghany 3-1 to win the men’s Freestyle 97kg final, while Ebikewemimo Wilson was overpowered by Algeria’s Abdelhak Khebache in the men’s Freestyle 57kg final.

On a rather dissaponting note, Nigeria’s wait for a first gold medal since 1973 in the men’s football event continues as the Flying Eagles, who represented the country, lost to Burkina Faso 2-0 in the final.

Nigeria also finished second at the last edition of African Games in Congo Brazzaville albeit with 47 gold medals.

fergie001:
Is English my mother-tongue?
I have hear-ed you

fergie001:
Nigerians and I no gree, I no gree.... Noted.

Do we need to be from the same place to communicate?
What matters is that I am a Nigerian and open to any adage or culture from any part of Nigeria......

Nigeria for Nigerians....let's not digress please

fergie001:
Wetin I tell you na adage for my place.....

Let's not digress mbok, just encourage the boys.

fergie001:
Anytime you wake up,na Good Morning.

SLAP44:
Why would you put her to such difficulty?

Gabrielwilliams:
Land surveying expert.. R u in abuja? I cld have a gig for u but u cant use that ur total station o

mike404:
ALHAJI TOLEXANDER WHAT SAYEST THOU

One group just invited us to London to deliver a lecture to them,I just tell them make them put a signboard of Ex Senator for entrance gate,my other serving colleague whom them invite too say make them put ex senator for him tag,my brother life no get second.