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DavidEsq:
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kidap:
The French club announced the Nigerian’s departure after almost two years in the job

Michael Emenalo has left his role of sporting director at Monaco after nearly two years in the job, the Ligue 1 side have confirmed.

The Nigerian, who was appointed in November 2017 after leaving Chelsea in the same month, showed his gratitude to the club and wished them well for the season.

The club later confirmed that he has been replaced by Olga Dementeva.


"I want to thank AS Monaco for giving me the opportunity to discover the French championship and wish the club and supporters a great 2019/2020,” Emenalo told the club's official website.

Monaco narrowly avoided relegation in 2018/19 on the final day, and were beaten 3-0 by Lyon in their season opener on Friday.

Emenalo spent a decade at Chelsea, after joining them in 2007, where he worked in the scouting and coaching departments.

During his time at Stamford Bridge, the West London club won the Champions League, three Premier League titles, three FA Cups, the League Cup and the Europa League.


The 54-year-old played for Major League Soccer side San Jose Clash in the mid-1990s before moving to Israeli outfit Maccabi Tel Aviv in 1998.

Emenalo, who made 14 appearances for Nigeria, represented the Super Eagles at the 1994 World Cup in the USA.


Source: https://ngg.ng/2019/08/13/ex-super-eagles-player-micheal-emenalo-leaves-role-as-monaco-sporting-director/

Dansuqi:
Please go and sleep,you have nothing to say

Vixlot:
King of Savages

Celebrityblog:
Source: http://www..com/2019/08/20-nigerians-brought-to-court-in.html?m=1

tundemania:
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has promised to preside over an open and transparent administration that will be the pride of the Centre of Excellence.

He said: “I must continue to raise the bar of performance. We need to get to the next level that is better than yesterday.

The governor told reporters at the State House, Marina, at the weekend that, at the end of four years, Lagos will not remain the same, stressing that his administration will be decisive in its determination to fight poverty and create opportunities for businesses to thrive.

Noting that last Saturday marked his 74 days in office, Sanwo-Olu said “it has been 74 days of ups and downs, 74 days of essence of governance, 74 days of rebirth of me and glorious things happening in Lagos State.”

Reiterating his determination to make a difference, he added: “It should be better. People are watching and conscious of what you do. I thank the media for support. I thank God for being at the helm of leadership of the City State of Lagos.

The governor described the journey of administration as a long marathon, recalling that he got the first baptism from the media when he went to Abuja, only to realise the second day that the least aspect of the short interview with him about his lost weight was reported.

Sanwo-Olu said the last 74 days were characterised by pressures, hard work, assessment and strategic interaction with the civil service to know the state of affairs and challenges.

He said his choice by Lagosians and the conferment of a popular mandate on him were not lost on him.

Sanwo-Olu promised to do what will delight the media and sustain the confidence of Lagosians in his ability to deliver the dividends of democracy.

He added: “At the end of the four years, Lagos will not remain the same.



Read more here; https://maniagist.com/2019/08/13/lagos-state-gov-sanwo-olu-ill-be-open-and-transparent/

Ogagist3:
President Muhammadu Buhari, his governing All Progressives Congress (APC), former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, alongside his running mate in the 2019 presidential election, Peter Obi, and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), are now waiting with bated breath for the outcome of the petition filed by the presidential candidate of the main opposition party against the declaration of President Buhari as the winner of the February 23, 2019 election.

Atiku believed he won the election and has accused the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of stealing his mandate and handing it to the incumbent.

Consequently, he took his petition to retrieve the mandate to the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal hoping that justice will be served in his favour.

The five-person tribunal, headed by Justice Garba Mohammed, has for weeks, presided over legal fireworks as the petitioner and the defence lawyers faced off in a titanic legal battle.

Dr. Livi Uzoukwu (SAN) heads the legal team of the PDP candidate, while Chief Wole Olanipekun (SAN) leads the array of legal minds attempting to deflect missiles thrown at the 2nd Respondent’s (Buhari) victory at the poll.

The tribunal has now fixed August 21 for final arguments from the petitioner and the defence counsels and possibly announce the date for the delivery of judgment.

Atiku, through his legal team, presented evidence and 62 witnesses before resting his case on July 19, while INEC, which is the first respondent in the case, closed its case through its lead counsel, Yunus Usman (SAN), without calling a single witness. Buhari’s lead counsel called seven witnesses, including the Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari; Buhari’s friend and mate, Major General Paul Tarfa (retd), and Suleiman Isa Maidua, also Buhari’s secondary school classmate.

The petitioner’s witnesses included one expert, Mr. David Nyangor Njogu from Kenya, who demonstrated how the INEC allegedly transmitted the results of the election to its central server, claiming that Atiku won the election going by the actual votes cast at the election. Nyangor, a computer analyst, had been subpoenaed to testify before the tribunal on the real situation of the controversial INEC server.

He also revealed that he got his information from a whistle-blower website, www.factsdontlieng.com, which was allegedly created and managed by technical staff of INEC.

According to the computer analyst, the website has all the contents of the INEC server and from available information, the petitioner beat the second respondent by a margin of more than 1.8 million votes. Nyangor also gave the tribunal the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the alleged INEC server and other backend login details.

Mr. Osita Chidioka, who was also the PDP national collation agent, was the petitioner’s star witness. He told the tribunal that about N284 billion was spent in the last general election, which, according to him, was the highest spent on elections in the history of Nigeria, because of the electronic component.

The former Minister of Aviation alleged that the INEC chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, had told him and other stakeholders during a meeting before the elections that it would be immoral not to use electronic transmission of results after spending N27 billion on the project.

He presented evidence before the tribunal to prove the alleged illegality of the INEC, security and the APC agents in the election. This claim was supported by video evidence presented by the petitioner’s counsels.

Most of the witnesses, who testified for the petitioner, affirmed the alleged illegalities perpetrated by the INEC and the security agencies, which they claimed were targeted against the opposition, including that the INEC flouted most of its guidelines in the conduct of the election mainly as it concerned the use of the smart card reader.

The witnesses alleged that even though the electoral body made the use of the smart card reader a compulsory requirement in the conduct of the elections, and that in areas or units where smart card readers were not used during accreditation, elections should be cancelled in those polling units, this was not what transpired in the last general election.

The petitioner’s also averred that whereas the pasting of Form EC8As at the polling units was a compulsory requirement in the Electoral Act 2010 (as amended), the results of the election at the polling units in most states of the federation were not pasted at the units as required by law, also running through the witnesses’ accounts were allegations of rampant cases of bribery levelled against the INEC officials, cancellation of votes at the collation centres against the provisions of the law and late arrival of sensitive materials, just as they also spoke of security personnel in specific states allegedly subduing voters.

The INEC, the 1st respondent in the case, elected not to call any witnesses to counter the claims of the petitioner.

The petitioner’s counsels also presented several documents and witnesses to press Atiku’s case that President Buhari lied on oath in aid of his qualification by deposing to an alleged false claim in an affidavit he presented to the tribunal.

The petitioner’s counsels showed the tribunal that in the INEC form CF001, President Buhari mentioned schools that were not in existence as of the time he made the claims. Atiku averred that the President also failed to present the certificates of the institutions he stated in his forms.

Based on the evidence his counsels tendered before the tribunal, Atiku believed that he had shown substantially that the 2nd respondent and presidential candidate of the APC, President Buhari, was not duly, validly elected or not qualified to be elected as the President of Nigeria on February 23, 2019 by reasons of non-compliance with the Electoral Act 2010 (as amended).

In counteracting the petitioner’s claims, President Buhari’s lead counsel, Olanipekun (SAN), tendered 34 documents as evidence before the tribunal, which was acquiesced to but rejected by the petitioner’s corner on the grounds that they were strange.

Among the documents presented by the defence to contradict the petitioner’s claims were Cambridge assessment education certified documents for Buhari in 1961, showing that he passed the exams with grade II; Cambridge assessment international education certified statements collection receipt number, CTC by WAEC showing the list of candidates that sat in 1961, group photographs of Buhari and others in 1961, print out of Evans Nigeria News publication of January 22, 2015, Certificate of compliance for the group photo of Form 6 students taken in 1961 and the printout from Evans, Commander of USA Army War College letter to Gen Akinirinade in commendation of Buhari, dated June 13 1980, and a copy of Buhari’s curriculum vitae.

With both the petitioner and the defence closing their cases, they would be hoping that they had done enough to convince the tribunal to decide the case in their favour.

Just as they wait for August 21 to learn the next line of action, millions of Nigerians will be hoping that whatever is the outcome of the legal brickbats, the parties in the petition and their sympathisers will accept the verdict with great equanimity and the interest of Nigeria’s democracy would be better served.



Read more here; https://maniagist.com/2019/08/13/buhari-vs-atiku-petition-petition-petition-waiting-for-outcome-of-the-petition/

Breakingfamous:
Source: http://www..com/2019/08/lady-on-run-photos.html?m=1

fraspree:
Carry ur oracle go ur village, no come here with ur oracle o

titiloyeblog:
The vice presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the February 23, 2019 election, Mr. Peter Obi has said that Nigeria can be better than it is now but required God’s revival to return to its glory.

In a goodwill message on the occasion of the Eid el-Kabir, Obi urged Muslims in the country to use the period of celebrations to pray God to beam His searchlight on Nigeria and revive it.

The former Governor of Anambra state said that God has destined Nigeria to be a great people and a great nation but through human failings, the country is down the valley.

Obi said, “We must all, therefore, return to God in deep supplication to save our country and time like this provides a huge opportunity for us to cry to God for justice and fair play in our land.

“Without justice and freedom, this society cannot blossom. Let us therefore in unison, cry to God for mercy by providing people consciously and God-fearing political leadership”.

He noted the prevailing hardship in the country, including the needless bloodletting but urged the people not to allow it to affect their spirit of love, brotherliness, and peaceful co-existence.

Obi said rather, the people should use this year’s Eid-El Kabir festivities to engender the spirit of oneness and also re-dedicate themselves to the virtues of love, patriotism, and unity for the desired national development.

He called on Nigerians to allow the solemnness of this period to influence their thoughts and actions in relating to one another.

The PDP chieftain admonished the government to relax what he described as the tensed situation in the country by seeking a pragmatic solution to the increasing security challenges and following the rule of law and respect for the rights of citizens as required by democracy.

According to him, government and its agencies should, through actions and inactions, be at the forefront of engendering love, humility and forgiveness which should guide the citizens’ way of living irrespective of religion, ethnic and political differences and also, help in ushering in a new and adorable era where bitterness, hatred, and warring shall give way to peace and concord.

source: https://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/08/nigeria-can-be-better-than-what-it-is.html

Cc; Lalasticlala, Mynd44

zoba88:
His Excellency, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar (Waziri) received the immediate past governor of Ekiti State, H.E, Ayodele Fayose (Oshoko), at his Dubai residence.

See photo above

cc; Lalasticlala, mynd44

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2019/08/atiku-receives-fayose-at-his-dubai.html

emmanj:
[b][/b]i shy and don't know how approach girls i crush on. What should i do

247ureports:
BUHARI DONATES 2 COWS AND 10 BAGS OF RICE TO THE CORPS MEMBERS
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President Muhammadu Buhari Sunday in Daura, Katsina State, challenged members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to live up to expectation of the founding fathers by utilising their education and privilege of visiting different parts of the country to unite Nigerians.
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https://247ureports.com/2019/08/buhari-donates-two-cows-and-10-bags-of-rice-to-the-corps-members/

EdiAbali:
We breathe in what the trees breathe out and vise-versa.
We all interconnected

Nico4luv:
Is it normal for a married woman to be nude always before her younger cousin sister at home.? When she sees her husband around, she comport herself... But when she is with her husband alone, she is also nude comfortably.
Pls is there any hidden agender? Any advice? Thanks