Fashion & style
Lingerie-Inspired Trend Innerwear as outerwear with lingerie-inspired lacey dresses and see-through corsetry transmits soft and feminine. Rather than showing numerous amounts of skin exposed through tight tops and dresses, sheer fabrics give a peak of flesh through net cut outs or sleeves. Dresses There are sleeveless dresses, but slightly more sophisticated body-con mini dresses.
Students move against electoral violence
By Vincent Ujumadu  AWKA—ANAMBRA State students in the country’s tertiary institutions have vowed to resist any attempt to use them as thugs during the forthcoming governorship election in the state. Rising from a meeting in Awka, the students observed that they had been used by unscrupulous politicians to rig elections over the years, adding that […]
TUC demands living wage for workers
By Victor Ahiuma-Young LAGOS — UMBRELLA body for senior staff associations in the country, the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria,TUC, yesterday said Nigerian workers went through severe difficulties and hardships in 2009 and demanded for a living wage to lessen the hardships faced by Nigerian workers. TUC in a new year message to Nigerians especially […]
Angola: Eagles will play under less pressure, Adepoju
Super Eagles coach Shaibu Amodu during the week trimmed down his 32-man list to 24 ahead of the team’s departure to Durban, South Africa, where the team would prepare for the Nations Cup in Angola which kicks off on January 10th 2010.
Angola 2010: Amodu on a suicide mission
Nigerian football lovers may be in for a shock treatment when the Africa Nations Cup kicks off on January 10, 2010 with the manner of players Super Eagles coach, Shaibu Amodu finally announced Wednesday as his team to face Group C opponents, Mozambique, Benin Republic and defending champions, Egypt.
Amodu’s team can rule Africa, Ekpo
Former Green Eagles midfielder Friday Ekpo seem to have a firm trust in Shaibu Amodu’s leadership qualities, reports Kate Obodo.
Ekpo who was an outstanding midfielder during his days with the Eagles said Amodu’s team has a collection of quality players who have what it takes to confront any team in the world.
Nations Cup: Our preparation will speak for us, Onigbinde
Former Super Eagles coach to the 2002 Korea/ Japan World Cup, Adegboye Onigbinde has warned the Super Eagles not to underrate other teams during the Africa Nation’s Cup billed for Angola this month.
Eagles battle cry: We’ll be victorious in Angola
Super Eagles players shortly before their departure Wednesday to Durban, South Africa, on training tour ahead the African Nations Cup in Angola bared their minds on what to expect.
Baffoe: I’m incredibly proud
To get things done, you need “doersâ€, and Anthony Baffoe definitely belongs in that category. The 44-year-old can look back on a storied career, and his experience combined with his engaging personality, way with words and skills in sports management make him the ideal ambassador for African football.
Angola: Don’t change Amodu’s team, Disu
Former Flying coach Tunde Disu has called on the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) not to change the team that qualified the country for the first World Cup to be staged in Africa in June.
Oil ends 2009 78 percent above year-ago level
Oil finished the year above $79 a barrel on Thursday, climbing a whopping 78 percent in 2009 and notching the biggest annual gain in a decade. The market roared back from depressed levels seen at the end of 2008 that came as the global economic crisis sapped demand.
