Oparanozie: Falcons will surpass their World Cup performance

Super Falcons striker Desire Oparanozie has vowed that the team were capable of breaking their existing record at the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup, holding this summer in Canada. The 21-year-old amazon said she was looking at a situation where the current squad will break their current best feat at the World Cup and set a new one. “Looking at the World Cup in Canada, I want to be a part of the team, the team that will break the previous records set by our veterans.
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We ‘re repositioning NYSC —DG, NYSC

When I came on board, and after a careful study of the NYSC, I came up with my vision for the Scheme and with that vision came a four-point agenda. For me, everything centres on the welfare of corps members and staff. What I consider my biggest achievement is the increased focus that the welfare of corps members now enjoys from the Scheme. I will break this into three categories:

I smile a lot but not to entice the opposite sex

However, having a successful marriage requires God being the centre of the home. Others include true love, patience, tolerance, perseverance, wisdom and mutual understanding that earns the couple mutual respect in the relationship. Our marriage is a gift from God; my hubby and I are committed to making it as blissful as possible. We will achieve the purpose why God brought us together.

Thugs invade Surulere community, render residents homeless

No fewer than 15,000 residents living in Surulere village, Suberu-Oje in Alagbado, Lagos state now live in fear as some unknown miscreants regularly invade their community, making life uncomfortable for them. One of the residents who spoke to Saturday Vanguard lamented that more than 200 thugs in 15 vanagon buses recently invaded the community, armed with dangerous weapons, damaging property and rendering thousands of families homeless.

For my Ibo brothers

The wild joy over the double triumph of General Muhammadu’s election victory and President Goodluck Jonathan’s superlative gesture of statesmanship portends violent-free polls across the board. However, there appears to be a hiccup that may not be entirely ignored. It had been feared that Lagos, Rivers and Akwa-Ibom States were among the areas where violence could flare up during these elections, and the general calm that saw the end of the presidential election had not entirely dismissed those fears.

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