Friday, April 5, 2013
First Photos Of Tuface And Annie Idibia After Their Dubai Wedding
Tuface took to his Instagram page this morning and posted photos of himself and Annie Idibia.The couple who did their white wedding in Dubai are currently enjoying their honeymoon there too.
17 Weird Facts About The Human Body
We are all aware that our bodies do really disgusting things. We just don’t like to talk about it.
Mary Roach goes there in her new book, Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal.
Ever wonder why your stomach doesn’t digest itself? Can constipation actually kill you? Why is crunchy food so appealing to us? Roach answers all these and more.
Here are 17 bizarre facts about food and your body that can be found in her new book! Enjoy!
1. Humans smell through two pairs of nostrils. When you exhale while chewing, food aromas waft up to the olfactory epithelium, at the top of the nasal cavity, through a set of “internal nares” in the back of the mouth. This is called retronasal olfaction, as opposed to orthonasal olfaction, the more familiar kind of smelling done through the nose.
2. A vigorous sniff has a mean duration of 1.6 seconds and a volume of two cups. Without sniffing, you miss as much as 90 percent of the smells going on around you. Only 10 percent of the air inhaled while breathing normally makes it up to the olfactory epithelium. Researchers used to study smell via the alarming-sounding “blast olfactometry”—controlled, measured artificial sniffs.
3. Taste is more than a sensual pleasure. People whose taste receptors have been destroyed by radiation or disease have been known to die of starvation. “Because everything tastes like cardboard,” one researcher said. “Your brain tells you, ‘This isn’t food,’ and it won’t let you swallow.”
4. Some food preferences develop extremely early. Traces of the flavors of the foods mothers eat are perceptible in breast milk and amniotic fluid. Babies whose mothers ate garlic, say, or broccoli, while pregnant are more likely to accept and enjoy these foods as children.
5. Why do babies drool? For starters, because they have no teeth to hold their saliva in. Also, without teeth to help break foods down, saliva is responsible for more of the work. Baby saliva—so cute!—contains extra lipase, an enzyme that breaks down fats. (Breast milk is high-fat.)
6. The stain-fighting enzymes in laundry detergent are the same food dissolvers our bodies use: amylase (a saliva enzyme) for breaking down starches, lipase for fats, and proteinase for protein. Laundry soap is a digestive tract in a box.
7. Contrary to what most people think, the smell of cooking food—according to two separate studies—does not make the mouth water. A researcher in the 1960s measured salivary flow rates in a group of hungry subjects who watched him fry up bacon and eggs in the lab. No change. His explanation was that thinking about eating turns your focus to your mouth and you suddenly become aware of your saliva.
8. There’s a reason animals lick their wounds and humans have a tradition of kissing their children’s boo-boos. Saliva contains potent antibacterial substances as well as nerve- and skin-growth factor. Wounds that take weeks to heal on skin will heal within a week inside the mouth.
9. The technical term for the face people unconsciously make when they eat something rancid (mouth open, tongue extended, nose wrinkled): the disgust face.
10. Teeth and jaws are best known for their powers of destruction, but they are remarkably sensitive. Studies have shown that humans can feel, with their molars, a piece of grit as small as 10 microns in diameter. Your jaw muscles automatically adjust their force as you chew, sensing when, say, a peanut gives way and instantly letting up to keep you from smashing and breaking your molars.
11. When you blush, the lining of your stomach blushes too.
12. Flow speed of a high-viscosity food bolus traveling down the esophagus: .22 mph, about the same as a tortoise.
13. Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? It does. Thus it has evolved to be very efficient at regenerating its own tissues. You have a brand-new stomach lining every few days.
14. The typical cadaver stomach holds about a gallon before it ruptures. The stomachs of live humans rarely rupture, because the body has built-in emergency stomach-emptying reflexes. The Transient Lower Esophageal Sphincter Relaxation, or TLESR, or burp, relieves pressure by letting out gas. If that doesn’t suffice, the body calls in the heavy artillery: regurgitation.
15. Flatulence peaks twice a day: five hours after lunch and five hours after dinner.
16. Spacesuits have activated charcoal filters, lest astronauts’ flatus be circulated across their faces three times a minute for the remainder of the spacewalk.
17. The flatus of women has higher concentrations of hydrogen sulfide and has been deemed by professional odor judges to have significantly worse odor than men’s. However, the playing field is leveled somewhat by men’s greater, on average, volume per passage.
Mary Roach goes there in her new book, Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal.
Ever wonder why your stomach doesn’t digest itself? Can constipation actually kill you? Why is crunchy food so appealing to us? Roach answers all these and more.
Here are 17 bizarre facts about food and your body that can be found in her new book! Enjoy!
1. Humans smell through two pairs of nostrils. When you exhale while chewing, food aromas waft up to the olfactory epithelium, at the top of the nasal cavity, through a set of “internal nares” in the back of the mouth. This is called retronasal olfaction, as opposed to orthonasal olfaction, the more familiar kind of smelling done through the nose.
2. A vigorous sniff has a mean duration of 1.6 seconds and a volume of two cups. Without sniffing, you miss as much as 90 percent of the smells going on around you. Only 10 percent of the air inhaled while breathing normally makes it up to the olfactory epithelium. Researchers used to study smell via the alarming-sounding “blast olfactometry”—controlled, measured artificial sniffs.
3. Taste is more than a sensual pleasure. People whose taste receptors have been destroyed by radiation or disease have been known to die of starvation. “Because everything tastes like cardboard,” one researcher said. “Your brain tells you, ‘This isn’t food,’ and it won’t let you swallow.”
4. Some food preferences develop extremely early. Traces of the flavors of the foods mothers eat are perceptible in breast milk and amniotic fluid. Babies whose mothers ate garlic, say, or broccoli, while pregnant are more likely to accept and enjoy these foods as children.
5. Why do babies drool? For starters, because they have no teeth to hold their saliva in. Also, without teeth to help break foods down, saliva is responsible for more of the work. Baby saliva—so cute!—contains extra lipase, an enzyme that breaks down fats. (Breast milk is high-fat.)
6. The stain-fighting enzymes in laundry detergent are the same food dissolvers our bodies use: amylase (a saliva enzyme) for breaking down starches, lipase for fats, and proteinase for protein. Laundry soap is a digestive tract in a box.
7. Contrary to what most people think, the smell of cooking food—according to two separate studies—does not make the mouth water. A researcher in the 1960s measured salivary flow rates in a group of hungry subjects who watched him fry up bacon and eggs in the lab. No change. His explanation was that thinking about eating turns your focus to your mouth and you suddenly become aware of your saliva.
8. There’s a reason animals lick their wounds and humans have a tradition of kissing their children’s boo-boos. Saliva contains potent antibacterial substances as well as nerve- and skin-growth factor. Wounds that take weeks to heal on skin will heal within a week inside the mouth.
9. The technical term for the face people unconsciously make when they eat something rancid (mouth open, tongue extended, nose wrinkled): the disgust face.
10. Teeth and jaws are best known for their powers of destruction, but they are remarkably sensitive. Studies have shown that humans can feel, with their molars, a piece of grit as small as 10 microns in diameter. Your jaw muscles automatically adjust their force as you chew, sensing when, say, a peanut gives way and instantly letting up to keep you from smashing and breaking your molars.
11. When you blush, the lining of your stomach blushes too.
12. Flow speed of a high-viscosity food bolus traveling down the esophagus: .22 mph, about the same as a tortoise.
13. Why doesn’t the stomach digest itself? It does. Thus it has evolved to be very efficient at regenerating its own tissues. You have a brand-new stomach lining every few days.
14. The typical cadaver stomach holds about a gallon before it ruptures. The stomachs of live humans rarely rupture, because the body has built-in emergency stomach-emptying reflexes. The Transient Lower Esophageal Sphincter Relaxation, or TLESR, or burp, relieves pressure by letting out gas. If that doesn’t suffice, the body calls in the heavy artillery: regurgitation.
15. Flatulence peaks twice a day: five hours after lunch and five hours after dinner.
16. Spacesuits have activated charcoal filters, lest astronauts’ flatus be circulated across their faces three times a minute for the remainder of the spacewalk.
17. The flatus of women has higher concentrations of hydrogen sulfide and has been deemed by professional odor judges to have significantly worse odor than men’s. However, the playing field is leveled somewhat by men’s greater, on average, volume per passage.
Youth Copper Killed By a Truck in Victoria Island, Lagos
A youth copper was just hit down now by a truck few mins ago along Saka Tinubu Victoria Island lagos. So sad, after Enduring 5 years of University Life and graduating with his mates, he has met this terrible fate.
May his soul rest in peace.
32 people, including 22 Nigerians arrested for multi-million credit card fraud in the US
32 people, including 22 Nigerians have been arrested in a multimillion, multi-state identity theft and credit card fraud ring. See the report from www.nj.com below…
The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office first got involved in the investigation in the early fall of 2012, when they received numerous complaints from victims as far away as California claiming that credit cards in their name made fraudulent retail purchases in Hudson County, officials said yesterday.
Using store video and physical surveillance, the detectives were able to identify several suspects, authorities state. Detectives then linked those suspects to hundreds of other accounts and millions of dollars in phony transactions.
The leaders of the group, authorities say, purchased the identities of unsuspecting victims from online brokers, who got the information from computer hackers across the United States.
In a process known as “punching,” electronic account information from the cards’ magnetic strips would be transferred onto counterfeit cards, which were provided to “strikers” who conducted the purchases at retailers all over the Eastern Seaboard, authorities say.
Teams of strikers purchased retail gift cards that were then used to purchase various electronic items, authorities say. Those items were then sold in bulk to fences in New York and New Jersey, authorities say. The fence would then sell the items to other people for cash payments.
The investigation has identified nearly 1,000 victims across the country and millions of dollars in phony transactions, authorities say.
Authorities say the suspects spent the proceeds on luxury cars, high-end jewelry and other lavish expenses. Some of the money was additionally sent to accounts in Nigeria, authorities say.
Acting Hudson County Prosecutor Guy Gregory commended a long list of agencies that were involved in the take down, saying, “The operation could not have succeeded without their assistance.”
Defendants charged with money laundering, theft by deception, wrongful impersonation and conspiracy include: Bolaji Ola, 30, of Sayreville; Olamide Otti, 27, of Queens; Akintunde Adeyemi, 28, of East Orange; David Brown, 27, of Parlin; Adegbola Adedeji, 31, of Parlin; Oluwaseun Jato, 23, of Hillside; Oluwasola Diji, 31, of Westbury, NY; Oladapo Araromi, 26, of Elizabeth; and Bertrand Ahaneku, 25, of South Orange.
Those charged with theft by deception, wrongful impersonation, and conspiracy include: Oluwaseun Adekoya, 25, of Sewaren; Henry Abdul, 25, of Union; Babatunde Oyefeso, 27, Union; Michael Assih, 24, of East Orange; John Orubo, 32, of Brooklyn; Idris Soyemi, 25, of Brooklyn; Imrahim Akaba, 23, of Piscataway; Vladimir Francois, 27, of Newark; Yves Desir, 29, of Irvington; Aglaide Alzuphar, 23, of Newark; Kossi Klutse, 25, of Newark; Evon Morris, 23, of East Orange; Fontessa Foreman, 27, of Newark; Olutoye Babatunde, 22, of Plainfield; Olukayode Adeosun, 30, of Newark; Gologo Benshaw, 25, of Newark; Olushola Ayeni, 31, of Brooklyn; Orwells Oyakhire, 24, of Maplewood.
Oladayo Araromi, 26, of Linden and Olujimi Williams, 24 of Hillside were charged with conspiracy. Matthew Sabo, 29, of Sayreville and Vijay Shah, 24, of Springfield, are charged with fencing, conspiracy, and receiving stolen property.
Oladayo Araromi, a nurse at Hudson County jail making $79,298, has been suspended without pay, Hudson County spokesman Jim Kennelly said today.
Of the 32 arrested, 24 appeared in Central Judicial Processing court this afternoon. Bail was set for those who appeared by Hudson County Superior Court Judge Joseph Isabella prior to their court appearance.
More arrests are expected, said Hudson County Assistant Prosecutor Gene Rubino.
In a process known as “punching,” electronic account information from the cards’ magnetic strips would be transferred onto counterfeit cards, which were provided to “strikers” who conducted the purchases at retailers all over the Eastern Seaboard, authorities say.
Teams of strikers purchased retail gift cards that were then used to purchase various electronic items, authorities say. Those items were then sold in bulk to fences in New York and New Jersey, authorities say. The fence would then sell the items to other people for cash payments.
The investigation has identified nearly 1,000 victims across the country and millions of dollars in phony transactions, authorities say.
Authorities say the suspects spent the proceeds on luxury cars, high-end jewelry and other lavish expenses. Some of the money was additionally sent to accounts in Nigeria, authorities say.
Acting Hudson County Prosecutor Guy Gregory commended a long list of agencies that were involved in the take down, saying, “The operation could not have succeeded without their assistance.”
Defendants charged with money laundering, theft by deception, wrongful impersonation and conspiracy include: Bolaji Ola, 30, of Sayreville; Olamide Otti, 27, of Queens; Akintunde Adeyemi, 28, of East Orange; David Brown, 27, of Parlin; Adegbola Adedeji, 31, of Parlin; Oluwaseun Jato, 23, of Hillside; Oluwasola Diji, 31, of Westbury, NY; Oladapo Araromi, 26, of Elizabeth; and Bertrand Ahaneku, 25, of South Orange.
Those charged with theft by deception, wrongful impersonation, and conspiracy include: Oluwaseun Adekoya, 25, of Sewaren; Henry Abdul, 25, of Union; Babatunde Oyefeso, 27, Union; Michael Assih, 24, of East Orange; John Orubo, 32, of Brooklyn; Idris Soyemi, 25, of Brooklyn; Imrahim Akaba, 23, of Piscataway; Vladimir Francois, 27, of Newark; Yves Desir, 29, of Irvington; Aglaide Alzuphar, 23, of Newark; Kossi Klutse, 25, of Newark; Evon Morris, 23, of East Orange; Fontessa Foreman, 27, of Newark; Olutoye Babatunde, 22, of Plainfield; Olukayode Adeosun, 30, of Newark; Gologo Benshaw, 25, of Newark; Olushola Ayeni, 31, of Brooklyn; Orwells Oyakhire, 24, of Maplewood.
Oladayo Araromi, 26, of Linden and Olujimi Williams, 24 of Hillside were charged with conspiracy. Matthew Sabo, 29, of Sayreville and Vijay Shah, 24, of Springfield, are charged with fencing, conspiracy, and receiving stolen property.
Oladayo Araromi, a nurse at Hudson County jail making $79,298, has been suspended without pay, Hudson County spokesman Jim Kennelly said today.
Of the 32 arrested, 24 appeared in Central Judicial Processing court this afternoon. Bail was set for those who appeared by Hudson County Superior Court Judge Joseph Isabella prior to their court appearance.
More arrests are expected, said Hudson County Assistant Prosecutor Gene Rubino.
Truck, Tanker, Luxury bus in major fatal road crash on Benin-Ore expressway
A major road crash involving a Truck, a Tanker and a Luxury bus occurred at about 1:00 p.m. on Friday, today at Ugboguii Village on the Benin-Ore express road, the Federal Road Safety Corps is reporting.
The Corp say the vehicles are still burning up till 4.00 p.m.
“Rescue activities ongoing. Number of casualties not yet ascertained,” the Corps said on its social media channels.
The Corps is expected to issue a formal statement soon.
Lagos State DCP Starves Inmates: How Female Prisoners Slump Daily Due To Hunger – Insider
This information was posted from some of the inmates that they are being starved by the above named woman in charge. I was told that inmates slumps almost everyday, there was one that happened on sat 30th march 20013, some of the inmates died because of hunger.
The women and babies are falling sick due to inadequate feeding, i was also told that the inmates are eating rotten food because of hunger.
I also learnt that the controller of lagos prison and the woman in-charge of female prison are dating and because of that the controller does not do his duty. it was said that the controller use to be a father to them when they have issue with the former in charger, that the controller will settle the matter and he makes sure all is well before he leaves. but now, the inmates doesn’t understand why the controller changes over night and takes sides with the new woman in charge especially when she is wrong and treat the inmates like animals.
There was a time the inmates called her attention to dialogue with her, just like a mother. instead what she did was to tell the controller that the inmates want to riot in the prison yard, so because of her lies the police and soldier were called to guard the prison yard. sometimes the inmates are warned to pretend that everything is fine when the NGOS are around and after they leave they begin to starve them again.
When food and provisions are being brought for them by families are friends, the warders will collect some of the items from them or they would let then to collect all the food or provision brought for the from the families and friends, unlike the male prison, they allow them to collect every food and provision brought to them by their family and friends.
Please these inmates need your help before they all starve to death, especially the mothers and babies. If you want to find out about what am saying speak to the inmates and not to the controller, warder or the woman in charge.
Please helps us talk to the government to come to their aide before people start dying like chicken.
I will appreciate it if my identity is kept unknown because i don’t want trouble.
Thanks and God bless u and your families as you come to their aid...
Fashion police help pls!!!
How can a woman of her age leave the home dressed like this? No husband or children even neighbors to stopped her? So annoying!
We need fashion police in some places...
Explosion rocks Kano again
Kano – Another explosion on Thursday evening rocked Dangi roundabout in Kano metropolis.
An explosion had earlier occurred a few hours after a special prayer session organised by the state government in the morning.
Capt. Ikedichi Iweha, the Military Joint Task Force spokesman, who confirmed the incident, told newsmen that security personnel had secured the area to minimise civilian casualties.
He urged people to go about their lawful businesses, saying that no death was recorded in the explosion.
Men of the Bomb Disposal Unit of the Nigeria Police were at the scene. (NAN)
An explosion had earlier occurred a few hours after a special prayer session organised by the state government in the morning.
Capt. Ikedichi Iweha, the Military Joint Task Force spokesman, who confirmed the incident, told newsmen that security personnel had secured the area to minimise civilian casualties.
He urged people to go about their lawful businesses, saying that no death was recorded in the explosion.
Men of the Bomb Disposal Unit of the Nigeria Police were at the scene. (NAN)
Nuclear Tensions: North Korea Warns Britain, Other European Countries To Evacuate Diplomatic Staff
As fallout of the nuclear tensions surrounding North Korea, the country has said it cannot assure the safety of embassies in Pyongyang after April 10, and has urged Britain, Russia and other European nations to evacuate their diplomatic staff.
The countries across Europe on Friday reported receiving a letter suggesting they pull out of Pyongyang, as North Korea moved two mid-range missiles to its east coast. A spokeswoman for Britain’s Foreign Office noted that “Their communication said that from April 10, the North Korean government would be unable to guarantee the safety of embassies and international organisations in the country in the event of conflict.
“Our understanding is that the North Koreans were asking whether embassies are intending to leave, rather than advising them to leave.” Britain was considering its next steps, she said, while reminding North Korea of its responsibilities under the Vienna Convention to protect diplomatic missions.
Russia, which has relatively close ties with North Korea, also received the warning. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow was in close contact with its partners including China over the suggestion: “The suggestion was made to all embassies in Pyongyang and we are trying to clarify the situation,” Russian news agencies quoted Lavrov as saying on a visit to Uzbekistan..
52-Year-Old Woman Divorces Husband, 55, Because He Does Not Satisfy Her In Bed
A Chinese woman filed for divorce because her husband’s penis was too small.
The 52-year-old woman was granted a divorce from her 55-year-old husband after she claimed that the size of his 5-cm-long penis left him unable to meet her sexual needs.
The man also failed to keep his promise of having sex with her at least three times a week.
The couple met in 2008 through mutual friends. However, they didn’t have sex before getting married so the first time she saw the size of his penis was on their wedding night.
According to the wife, her husband was unable to have sex with her. He did seek help for the problem, but without results....
Afcon 2013: Glo Set To Present Coach Keshi Cars
Telecoms firm and official sponsor of the Nigerian national football teams, Globacom is ready to present two automobiles to Stephen Keshi, the coach of the Nigerian senior football team, the Super Eagles.
The exotic cars, which includes the latest models of the Range Rover Sports and Toyota Camry saloon car, are already on display at the Mike Adenuga Towers, Corporate Headquarters of Globacom in Lagos. The cars will be presented to Keshi on Monday.
Chairman of the company, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. had pledged the two vehicles to Keshi when the Eagles won the Africa Nations Cup for the first time in 19 years at the competition in South Africa earlier in February...
The exotic cars, which includes the latest models of the Range Rover Sports and Toyota Camry saloon car, are already on display at the Mike Adenuga Towers, Corporate Headquarters of Globacom in Lagos. The cars will be presented to Keshi on Monday.
Chairman of the company, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. had pledged the two vehicles to Keshi when the Eagles won the Africa Nations Cup for the first time in 19 years at the competition in South Africa earlier in February...
Kim Kardashian Call Nigeria Women Apes on Twitter
It appears that Nigerians will not be forgetting reality TV star, Kim Kardashian’s recent visit to Africa’s most populous country any time soon. From disagreements on her appearance fee to the relevance, she reportedly didn’t stay more than 45 minutes in the country where she was billed to host Darey Art Alade’s show, Love Like A Movie.
Soon after the event, reports went viral on the internet that Kim Kardashian was paid the sum of $500,000 to appear in Nigeria for less than an hour.
Now she is on the lips and fingertips of many Nigerians for allegedly calling Nigerian women apes. She also allegedly described Nigeria as a disgusting country. Kim was alleged to have made these comments on twitter some moments ago which has been deleted.
Update: Kim Kardashian Denies Posting Offensive Tweet About Nigeria
The alleged tweet reads, “Nigeria is such a disgusting country, I couldn’t wait to leave. Lol scot said their women look like apes and I agree.”
Already, she has been receiving loads of insults from Nigerians on twitter. Was it a fake account or was Kim K’s account hacked? Stay tuned
Young Ukrainian /Tunisian Female Goes Private While Protesting
This Photos reach 50 pics but Am Tired of uploading...
Teaser: what would you do if you are invisible for a day
In life, there are some things that come to our mind either impossible or possible. We want to own the finest things in life with just imaginations. But they says opportunity comes but once, my pals, if you are invisible for just a day (24hours) that no one can see you except you seeing them, what would you do for that day, (with our quest for money and quick wealth, I guess central bank would be the target of some), that is a teaser, let’s have your says.
LOL...
Funny names abbreviation
Funny names abbreviation
Gift Chioma Emanuela = G.C.E
David Victor Denis= DVD
Hope Innocent Vincent = HIV
Love Grateful Ada.= LGA
Nathan Tim Aboh = NTA
Amanda Ino daniel sera = AIDS
Nwankwo Elemchi peter Agnes =NEPA
Veronica ifeoma patience = VIP
Oguego Dennis Elvi = ODE
Add yours let's go...
Gift Chioma Emanuela = G.C.E
David Victor Denis= DVD
Hope Innocent Vincent = HIV
Love Grateful Ada.= LGA
Nathan Tim Aboh = NTA
Amanda Ino daniel sera = AIDS
Nwankwo Elemchi peter Agnes =NEPA
Veronica ifeoma patience = VIP
Oguego Dennis Elvi = ODE
Add yours let's go...
unclad fisherman rescued as many sharks were surrounding him
The fisherman was found unclad in the middle of the ocean, surrounded by sharks as they circle the man preparing for their human meal.
The harrowing rescue of this man in Australia was caught on video and is like a movie of a thriller as it is seen on the video as sharks are approaching the unclad man.
The boat he was fishing from sank into the ocean waters off Australia, according to the news media. He was with two other men when the ship ran into trouble. The unclad fisherman survived swimming in the water for hours and the ordeal caused him to lose his clothes. A news crew found the man who first took this video as the man did his best to stay afloat without creating too much attention in the shark-infested waters.
On the video, a man from the news team is heard saying: "We just saw a massive hammerhead shark just circling around him, probably about 20 feet away. He is holding his hands in prayer. He is crying for help!” The rescue team ended up pulling him to safety, but this man endured these shark infested waters for hours before being saved. There were two other fishermen in the boat before it sank, and one of them died, and one of them is still missing.
The news media later reported that the man who was rescued, but died later, but what caused his death is still unknown. A TV news helicopter of Australia saw one of the men who were missing and alerted the coastal authorities who rescued the man
Comedienne Princess Picks May 8 As Wedding Date…
Boasting a unique skill-set which includes satire, self-deprecation, slapstick, mimicry, and freestyle skit, the stand-up comedienne revealed that she has found the chosen one and is on the path to the nuptials.
She will be taking her vows with her partner Ade on her birthday, Wednesday May 8 in Lagos, and the wedding will take place seven days after her Shades Of Comedy concert, holding at the MUSON centreon May 1.
She said: ‘I’ll say we’ve known since 2005 because he’s known me since then, and he’s tried several means to get my attention. Even though it didn’t happen, he kept trying and recently, a friend introduced us and we hit it off. He’s a very quiet and private person, and someone who loves and understands what I do. He loves entertainment too, I won’t say more than that for now…’
Congrats to her!!!!!!
Keshi snubs Yobo again, invites 30 players
Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi has invited a total of 30 players for the team’s hectic mid-year schedule with the team captain Joseph Yobo still missing from the list. The Fenerbahce defender was not called for the match against Kenya last month – a development that brought about a public spar between the player and the coach.
The Nigeria Football Federation officials though has moved to settle the rift between them.
But while Yobo has still not been recalled, South Africa 2013 top scorer Emmanuel Emenike is back to the fold. He was also not called for the match in Calabar against Kenya but on account of the injury he sustained at the semi-final stage of the Africa Cup of Nations. Midfielder Kalu Uche also returns after 16 months on the sideline.
A notable fresh inclusion is Anthony Ujah who stars for FC Cologne of Germany. The striker is actually on loan to Cologne from Mainz of France.
The Eagles have a busy schedule of about 10 matches between the end of May and mid-July. The African champions have an international friendly against CONCACAF champions Mexico in Houston, Texas, USA on the last day of May, before two World Cup qualifying matches in Nairobi and Windhoek. Those games are billed to hold just before the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup tournament in Brazil.
Nigeria will play Tahiti, Uruguay and Spain in Brazil in the first round of the Confederations Cup. They will return to Africa for a 2014 African Nations Championship qualifying fixture against Cote d’Ivoire. The African Championship is strictly for African-based league players.
In all, there are four goalkeepers, eight defenders, seven midfielders and 11 strikers.
The delegation of 12 home-based players and staff will depart Abuja for the training camp in Nuremberg, Germany on May 15 while the overseas-based professionals are expected to join the team in Germany later.
Goalkeepers: Vincent Enyeama (Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel); Austin Ejide (Hapoel Be’er Sheva, Israel); Chigozie Agbim (Enugu Rangers, Nigeria); Daniel Akpeyi (Heartland, Nigeria)
Defenders: Efe Ambrose (Celtic, Scotland); Elderson Echiejile (Braga, Portugal); Kenneth Omeruo (ADO Den Haag, The Netherlands); Azubuike Egwuekwe (Warri Wolves, Nigeria); Ebenezer Odunlami (Sunshine Stars, Nigeria); Benjamin Francis (Heartland, Nigeria); Solomon Kwambe (Sunshine Stars, Nigeria); Godfrey Oboabona (Sunshine Stars, Nigeria)
Midfielders: John Mikel Obi (Chelsea, England); Ogenyi Onazi (SS Lazio, Italy); Fegor Ogude (Valerenga, Norway); John Ogu (Academica de Coimbra, Portugal); Reuben Gabriel (Kano Pillars, Nigeria); Sunday Mba (Warri Wolves, Nigeria); Emeka Ezeh (Enugu Rangers, Nigeria)
Forwards: Ahmed Musa (CSKA Moscow, Russia); Brown Ideye (Dynamo Kyiv, Ukraine); Victor Moses (Chelsea, England); Emmanuel Emenike (Spartak Moscow, Russia); Michael Babatunde (Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine); Nnamdi Oduamadi (AS Varese 1910, Italy); Anthony Ujah (Cologne, Germany); Kalu Uche (Kasimpasa, Turkey); Gomo Onduku (Sharks, Nigeria); Obinna Nwachukwu (Heartland, Nigeria); Gambo Mohammed (Kano Pillars, Nigeria).
The Nigeria Football Federation officials though has moved to settle the rift between them.
But while Yobo has still not been recalled, South Africa 2013 top scorer Emmanuel Emenike is back to the fold. He was also not called for the match in Calabar against Kenya but on account of the injury he sustained at the semi-final stage of the Africa Cup of Nations. Midfielder Kalu Uche also returns after 16 months on the sideline.
A notable fresh inclusion is Anthony Ujah who stars for FC Cologne of Germany. The striker is actually on loan to Cologne from Mainz of France.
The Eagles have a busy schedule of about 10 matches between the end of May and mid-July. The African champions have an international friendly against CONCACAF champions Mexico in Houston, Texas, USA on the last day of May, before two World Cup qualifying matches in Nairobi and Windhoek. Those games are billed to hold just before the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup tournament in Brazil.
Nigeria will play Tahiti, Uruguay and Spain in Brazil in the first round of the Confederations Cup. They will return to Africa for a 2014 African Nations Championship qualifying fixture against Cote d’Ivoire. The African Championship is strictly for African-based league players.
In all, there are four goalkeepers, eight defenders, seven midfielders and 11 strikers.
The delegation of 12 home-based players and staff will depart Abuja for the training camp in Nuremberg, Germany on May 15 while the overseas-based professionals are expected to join the team in Germany later.
Goalkeepers: Vincent Enyeama (Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel); Austin Ejide (Hapoel Be’er Sheva, Israel); Chigozie Agbim (Enugu Rangers, Nigeria); Daniel Akpeyi (Heartland, Nigeria)
Defenders: Efe Ambrose (Celtic, Scotland); Elderson Echiejile (Braga, Portugal); Kenneth Omeruo (ADO Den Haag, The Netherlands); Azubuike Egwuekwe (Warri Wolves, Nigeria); Ebenezer Odunlami (Sunshine Stars, Nigeria); Benjamin Francis (Heartland, Nigeria); Solomon Kwambe (Sunshine Stars, Nigeria); Godfrey Oboabona (Sunshine Stars, Nigeria)
Midfielders: John Mikel Obi (Chelsea, England); Ogenyi Onazi (SS Lazio, Italy); Fegor Ogude (Valerenga, Norway); John Ogu (Academica de Coimbra, Portugal); Reuben Gabriel (Kano Pillars, Nigeria); Sunday Mba (Warri Wolves, Nigeria); Emeka Ezeh (Enugu Rangers, Nigeria)
Forwards: Ahmed Musa (CSKA Moscow, Russia); Brown Ideye (Dynamo Kyiv, Ukraine); Victor Moses (Chelsea, England); Emmanuel Emenike (Spartak Moscow, Russia); Michael Babatunde (Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine); Nnamdi Oduamadi (AS Varese 1910, Italy); Anthony Ujah (Cologne, Germany); Kalu Uche (Kasimpasa, Turkey); Gomo Onduku (Sharks, Nigeria); Obinna Nwachukwu (Heartland, Nigeria); Gambo Mohammed (Kano Pillars, Nigeria).
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