FOR the past few months, Brazilians have taken to the streets to show their dissatisfaction with organizers of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, taking place in their country.

Mario Balotelli came back to haunt England with the winning goal as Italy began their World Cup campaign with a 2-1 win over England in Manaus on Saturday.

Love unspoken is love denied.  And that has been the predicament of many who do not speak Portuguese in a land that is full with honey and milk. The Brazilian people are exciting and love visitors. They are also daring and make all the moves with signs but the unspoken word has hindered many moves and restricted many adventurers.

President of Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) Engr. Sanni Ndanusa has expressed confidence that the Super Eagles will do well at the Brazil 2014 World Cup.
Ndanusa in a statement made available to the media in Lagos said his optimism stems from the solid preparation of the team ahead of the tournament and the pedigree of the Eagles as African champions.

The jam-packed 62,103 crowd that stuffed into the Sao Paulo stadium stood still when Marcelo made the infamous record of scoring the first goal in the Brazil 2014 World Cup. But when the goals came, the Brazilian girls let down their tops to keep abreast of the celebration. A Brazilian had informed me that when goals were scored, that I should look towards beautiful girls who dressed like cheerleaders in Basketball.