THE POLITY – Some matters arising
To many serious Nigerians[someare patriotic]the problems of the country are so diverse and complex that they feel with utmost conviction that only a sovereign national conference would appreciate and be convenient to examine [not cure] the ills of the nation. They perceive that a conference, whether sovereign or not, is an ideal environment to discuss [in truth and in merit] national problems and their solutions.
KENYA Vs NIGERIA: Eagles’ last chance, Odiaka
The senior national football team will be taking on their Kenyan counterparts in the final group match of the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifiers this weekend.The match has generated a lot of interest among football enthusiasts in the country. While some remain hopeful that the Eagles still have a chance to qualify for the World Cup, others have outrightly written off the Nigerian team.
Coach forbids officials to monitor Nigeria/Kenya
When the Tunisians tackle Mozambique tomorrow in the all important World Cup qualifier, Tunisian coach, Humberto Coelho would forbid his officials from monitoring proceedings from Kenya in the match against Nigeria. The Coach said that he does not want any distraction with information filtering into his camp from Kenya.
KOLO wants Yaya in FAMILY REUNION
Manchester City captain Kolo Toure would love his brother Yaya to join him at Eastlands after admitting his sibling has had “hard times” at Barcelona.Yaya Toure, 26, has been linked with the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United in recent seasons.
Tunisians ready to shed blood against Mozambique
GREEN Eagles number one enemy, Tunisia said that they are aware of the odds against them as they fight the battle of their lives against Mozambique in the last World and Nations Cup cracker on November 14 in Maputo.
Commissioner explains Delta NUJ land loss
State Commissioner for Lands, Survey and Urban Development, Mr. Raymos Guanah has told the leader-ship of the state council of Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) to stop crying over spilled milk concerning the re-allocation of the union’s land.
