As Nigerians hope to see a transformed new year in the area of sports, former Super Eagles coach, Adeboye Onigbinde has urged the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF to focus more on the problems that caused the country’s flop last year.

Secretary General of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev (Dr.) Moses Iloh has described sports, particularly football in the year 2010 as a huge loss for Nigeria football but was quick to hail the Super Falcons for making the country proud.

Following the recent move from Minna to Bauchi for their home matches, Bukola Babes FC of Ilorin have been urged by the Emir of Bauchi, Alhaji Suleiman Rilwanu Adamu to be disciplined as it is the key to success.

“Madam I am sorry to tell you this, but you are HIV positive” said Dr Samuel. ”Doctor, it can’t be, tell me it’s not true, I thought it was just one of those sicknesses that come and go after child birth” said Lucy whilst in tears. “You can’t be serious; this has to be a joke, right? Her husband shouted in a harsh tone.

Speculations on the actual death toll in the Friday attack on the country-home of Mr. Timi Alaibe and his Labour Party supporters have been put to rest as the police authorities in Bayelsa State, yesterday, confirmed that only two lives were lost while six people were injured.

Nigeria may spend a hefty sum of N6 billion over next five years in restructuring and enhancing its physical and personal security system, with advanced technology and human capacity building in response to the embarrassing security situation facing the country in a crucial election year.

The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) says President Goodluck Jonathan should stop linking the north with the spate of bomb blasts in parts of the country and contended that the Federal government should take measures to address the socio-economic problems social injustice in the nation.

AT least seven suspected kidnappers invaded the palace of a traditional ruler in Ilaje Local government area of Ondo State, the Olubo of Obenla kingdom, Oba Kolawole Ikuesan but were prevented by his security guards.

Panic is building up in the ruling PDP ahead of Thursday’s presidential primaries following the manifestation of lapses that are capable of threatening the exercise.

The Federal Government yesterday reversed the date for the resumption of the public and private primary and secondary schools to January 30, 2011.