B.B.H.E: November 2017

Wednesday, 15 November 2017

Arsene Wenger gives verdict on his future

Arsene Wenger gives verdict on his future Author: Ayomide Oloyede Updated: 3 hours ago Views: 2213 Category: Football News, Foreign news, News Share on Facebook Send via email Share on Facebook Send via email - Arsene Wenger said he will never retire because he enjoys managing footballers - The Arsenal boss also admitted he might go into international management - Wenger was giving a two years extension by the Arsenal board in the summer Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed he has no intention of retiring. The former Monaco boss says he is determined to keep on managing clubs for as long as possible because he has a passion for managing players. The 68-year-old who has been previous linked with the Three Lions of England and France national team role said there is a possibility he might manage a national team someday. Arsene Wenger gives verdict on his future Arsene Wenger looks into his future. Source: Mirror READ ALSO: 5 players that played well against Argentina Wenger, in an interview with beIN Sports, said: “Maybe one day I will do it at some stage but until now I like to be involved every day in the life of a club because the real test is there. “Four or five weeks is a different experience, it’s more concentrated whereas the real test is to manage on a daily basis but I will not always have the physical strength to do that. Arsene Wenger gives verdict on his future Wenger was offered two years contract by Arsenal in the summer. Source: SUN “Yes of course (I’d be tempted) because my life is linked with football and, depending on my physical state, but until the end of my life I will be on football. “As a director, manager, I will be a manager as long as possible, but i will stay involved.” PAY ATTENTION: Get the latest News on Naij.com App When asked whether he could manage at the 2022 World Cup, Wenger added: “Maybe, maybe on the bench...” Wenger is currently dividing opinions among Arsenal fanbase as some thing its time for him to leave while some still respects his legacy and what him to carry on as long as he could. Arsenal sit in fifth position on the Premier League log twelve points behind Manchester City and they will tackle North London rivals Tottenham this weekend. Who will win the Champions League? on Read more: https://sports.naija.ng/1135407-arsene-wenger-verdict-future.html#1135407

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Serena Williams announces wedding date with fiance Alexis Ohanian Author: Ibitoye Shittu Updated: 33 minutes ago Views: 935 Category: News, Football News, Foreign news Share on Facebook Send via email Share on Facebook Send via email - Serena Williams will on Thursday, November 16, 2017 marry her fiance Alexis Ohanian - The wedding is reportedly expected to hold in New Orleans - Williams and Alexis Ohanian have already been blessed with a baby girl Tennis superstar Serena Williams will on Thursday, November 16, 2017 tie the knot with her fiance Alexis Ohanian eleven weeks after giving birth to their daughter. According to the report by Daily Mail, the two are set to take their vows in a super secret wedding in New Orleans Even the guests have not been informed of the venue, but they have only been given information about the city and will be further given the venue on Thursday morning. The wedding is going to have big names like Beyoncé, Jay Z and Kris Jenner in attendance and will cost more than $1 million with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle also in the guest list. Serena Williams announce wedding date with fiance Alexis Ohanian Serena Williams announce wedding date with fiance Alexis Ohanian (photo: Dailymail) Earlier, NAIJ.com had reported how 35-year-old Serena Williams gave birth to her first child. Read more: https://sports.naija.ng/1135454-serena-williams-announces-wedding-date-fiance-alexis-ohanian.html#1135454

Lionel Messi and his son Thiago were home on Tuesday night playing games when Argentina were being taught football lesson by the Super Eagles

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- Nigeria defeated the South Americans 4-2 in a tough international
friendly match played in Russia

- Arsenal striker Alex Iwobi scored two goals that helped Nigeria to win
the match

Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi on Tuesday night, November 14 missed
Argentina's friendly game against the Super Eagles who won the encounter
4-2 in Russia.

Many football lovers were of the views that Lionel Messi would have
helped his country against the former African champions in the friendly
match.

But while Argentina were receiving lashes from the Super Eagles in an
explosive encounter, Lionel Messi and his 5-year-old son Thiago were
busy playing FIFA 18 at home.

Messi and son clash on FIFA 18 as Nigeria defeat Argentina (photo: Sun)
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Sergio Aguero collapsed in Argentina-Nigeria match Author: Akinshilo Ayomide Updated: 5 hours ago Views: 32097 Category: News, Football News, Local news Share on Facebook Send via email Share on Facebook Send via email - Striker Sergio Aguero collapsed at half-time in the Argentina vs Nigeria match - He was rushed to the hospital and later regained consciousness and underwent tests in hospital - Kun scored his side's second goal to become his country's third highest goalscorer ever Sergio Aguero collapsed and was rushed to the hospital during half-time in Argentina's friendly clash against Nigeria. The Manchester City striker scored his country's second goal in the game as he became the Albiceleste's third-highest scorer in history. READ ALSO: Buffon, De Rossi, Chiellini, Barzagli all retire as Italy fail to qualify for 2018 World Cup However, at the break, the 29-year-old suffered an as yet unknown problem and was forced to leave the Stadion FK in Krasnodar and seek medical attention. Sergio Aguero collapsed in Argentina-Nigeria match The striker has to be rushed to the hospital at half-time. Photo: ESPN Goal.com via TyC Sports report that he later regained consciousness and underwent tests in hospital as while Dario Benedetto replaced him on the field. PAY ATTENTION: Get the latest News on NAIJ.com News App "Aguero suffered a collapse and was therefore taken to carry out routine studies merely as a precaution," Argentina explained via Twitter. Read more: https://sports.naija.ng/1135344-sergio-aguero-collapsed-argentina-nigeria-match.html#1135344<strike></strike></strike>

Sergio Aguero collapsed in Argentina-Nigeria match Author: Akinshilo Ayomide Updated: 5 hours ago Views: 32097 Category: News, Football News, Local news Share on Facebook Send via email Share on Facebook Send via email - Striker Sergio Aguero collapsed at half-time in the Argentina vs Nigeria match - He was rushed to the hospital and later regained consciousness and underwent tests in hospital - Kun scored his side's second goal to become his country's third highest goalscorer ever Sergio Aguero collapsed and was rushed to the hospital during half-time in Argentina's friendly clash against Nigeria. The Manchester City striker scored his country's second goal in the game as he became the Albiceleste's third-highest scorer in history. READ ALSO: Buffon, De Rossi, Chiellini, Barzagli all retire as Italy fail to qualify for 2018 World Cup However, at the break, the 29-year-old suffered an as yet unknown problem and was forced to leave the Stadion FK in Krasnodar and seek medical attention. Sergio Aguero collapsed in Argentina-Nigeria match The striker has to be rushed to the hospital at half-time. Photo: ESPN Goal.com via TyC Sports report that he later regained consciousness and underwent tests in hospital as while Dario Benedetto replaced him on the field. PAY ATTENTION: Get the latest News on NAIJ.com News App "Aguero suffered a collapse and was therefore taken to carry out routine studies merely as a precaution," Argentina explained via Twitter. Read more: https://sports.naija.ng/1135344-sergio-aguero-collapsed-argentina-nigeria-match.html#1135344

- Lionel Messi and his son Thiago were home on Tuesday night playing games when Argentina were being taught football lesson by the Super Eagles - Nigeria defeated the South Americans 4-2 in a tough international friendly match played in Russia - Arsenal striker Alex Iwobi scored two goals that helped Nigeria to win the match Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi on Tuesday night, November 14 missed Argentina's friendly game against the Super Eagles who won the encounter 4-2 in Russia. Many football lovers were of the views that Lionel Messi would have helped his country against the former African champions in the friendly match. But while Argentina were receiving lashes from the Super Eagles in an explosive encounter, Lionel Messi and his 5-year-old son Thiago were busy playing FIFA 18 at home. READ ALSO: Sergio Aguero collapsed in Argentina-Nigeria match Messi and son clash on FIFA 18 as Nigeria defeat Argentina Messi and son clash on FIFA 18 as Nigeria defeat Argentina (photo: Sun) Read more: https://sports.naija.ng/1135381-messi-son-clash-fifa-18-nigeria-defeat-argentina.html#1135381

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and his wife have reportedly been detained by the military in a 'bloodless transition' of power - and the country's deposed vice-president has returned from exile.

Zimbabwe's President
Robert Mugabe and his wife have reportedly been detained by the military
in a 'bloodless transition' of power - and the country's deposed
vice-president has returned from exile.

Army boss, Major Gen SB Moyo, President Mugabe and family are safe but
army is ‘targeting criminals around him'.
Military tank in the city of Harare. Photo source: Associated Press

Military tank in the city of Harare. Photo source: Associated Press

The army commander claimed to have stepped in to calm political tensions
over 93-year-old President Mugabe’s possible successor.
Soldiers take over the streets of Harare to control traffic on Wednesday
morning. Photo source: Reuters

Soldiers take over the streets of Harare to control traffic on Wednesday
morning. Photo source: Reuters

The ruling party has however accused the commander of “treasonable
conduct", according to a report by New York Post.

Anambra election: Analysts reveal results of governorship aspirants debate Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1135130-anambra-election-analysts-reveal-results-governorship-aspirants-debate.html#1135130

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Anambra election:
Analysts reveal results of governorship aspirants debate- The recent
debate by aspirants for the Anambra state governorship elections has
generated a lot of buzz

- The discussion was moderated by Channels Television’s Seun Okinbaloye
pitting the five candidates against each other

- The candidates made various promises and presented their various
manifestos

The recent political debate in Anambra by the governorship candidates
had created a huge buzz. Political analysts in the state have released
the results of the recent debate.

The governorship debate was organised on November 12, by two civil
society groups: Enough is Enough Nigeria and the National Democratic
Institute. It was moderated by Channels Television’s Seun Okinbaloye.

The contestants were the incumbent governor and candidate for the All
Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Willie Obiano, Godwin Ezeemo of the
Peoples Progressive Alliance, former aviation minister Osita Chidoka of
the United Peoples Party, federal lawmaker and All Progressives Congress
candidate Tony Nwoye and Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Oseloka
Obaze.

The analysts released the following statement on the Anambra
Broadcasting Service Facebook page:

"In the opening segment, the candidates spoke about the distinctive
elements of their platforms. Obaze, in between proving his local bona
fide by handily pointing out that he had lived in Anambra for years.

"He declared that his administration will end multiple taxation, make
education 26 percent of the state’s annual budget and champion human
development anchored on education, welfare, social security, protecting
life and property and guaranteeing the freedom of movement.

"Nwoye promised to block leakages in government spending while
frittering away a healthy chunk of his allotted 120 seconds blasting the
incumbent of appointing over 700 advisers.

"Ezeemo unveiled his intentions to ensure full employment in an
environment where “70 percent of our graduates are unemployable” and
drive growth in agribusiness while ensuring environmental
sustainability.

"Obiano said he would use a renewed mandate to make his state a first
choice business environment and drive social mobility after touting his
credentials on improving security, employee welfare and his ‘181
projects in 181 communities’ mantra.

"Chidoka outlined his four steps to mapping out a shared vision of
public service and sustainability which would be attained by “applying
knowledge, hard work and morality.” It was a lively opening to what
would be an engaging discourse."

Some of the analysts were of the opinion:

"Obiano, in clear contrast to all the others, has the record of getting
things done and it is unclear that the electorate have an appetite for
changing a clearly humming, functioning engine of growth and good
governance, a week to the ballot box.

"All the other jousters went to significant pains tonight to tarnish his
governing record, with limited success.

"That the focus was less on their plans and more on Obiano’s star was
the unspoken but loudly salient theme of arguably the most politically
illuminating night in Nigeria’s democratic history, at least from an
intellectual standpoint.

"For coming out relatively unspoiled, dignified and armed with a message
to the state that his good work can only be sustained by him, Obiano is
the winner of debate night."

Meanwhile, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr Ibrahim Kpotum
Idris, said the withdrawal of the Aide Camp (ADC) to Governor Willie
Obiano of Anambra state was to prevent the re-occurrence of past
experience.

Idris gave the explanation during Election Stakeholders’ Forum organised
by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday,
November 14 in Awka.

There are reports that Obiano had during the forum raised the alarm that
he woke up on Tuesday morning to find that his ADC had been directed by
the Police High Command to vacate him.

Anambra Election: Could Osita Chidoka be the solution to problems in the
state? - on NAIJ.com TV. Read more: <a href="https://www.naija.ng/1135130-anambra-election-analysts-reveal-results-governorship-aspirants-debate.html#1135130">https://www.naija.ng/1135130-anambra-election-analysts-reveal-results-governorship-aspirants-debate.html#1135130</a></div>

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Anambra election: Analysts reveal results of governorship aspirants debate- The recent debate by aspirants for the Anambra state governorship elections has generated a lot of buzz - The discussion was moderated by Channels Television’s Seun Okinbaloye pitting the five candidates against each other - The candidates made various promises and presented their various manifestos The recent political debate in Anambra by the governorship candidates had created a huge buzz. Political analysts in the state have released the results of the recent debate. The governorship debate was organised on November 12, by two civil society groups: Enough is Enough Nigeria and the National Democratic Institute. It was moderated by Channels Television’s Seun Okinbaloye. The contestants were the incumbent governor and candidate for the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Willie Obiano, Godwin Ezeemo of the Peoples Progressive Alliance, former aviation minister Osita Chidoka of the United Peoples Party, federal lawmaker and All Progressives Congress candidate Tony Nwoye and Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Oseloka Obaze. The analysts released the following statement on the Anambra Broadcasting Service Facebook page: "In the opening segment, the candidates spoke about the distinctive elements of their platforms. Obaze, in between proving his local bona fide by handily pointing out that he had lived in Anambra for years. "He declared that his administration will end multiple taxation, make education 26 percent of the state’s annual budget and champion human development anchored on education, welfare, social security, protecting life and property and guaranteeing the freedom of movement. "Nwoye promised to block leakages in government spending while frittering away a healthy chunk of his allotted 120 seconds blasting the incumbent of appointing over 700 advisers. "Ezeemo unveiled his intentions to ensure full employment in an environment where “70 percent of our graduates are unemployable” and drive growth in agribusiness while ensuring environmental sustainability. "Obiano said he would use a renewed mandate to make his state a first choice business environment and drive social mobility after touting his credentials on improving security, employee welfare and his ‘181 projects in 181 communities’ mantra. "Chidoka outlined his four steps to mapping out a shared vision of public service and sustainability which would be attained by “applying knowledge, hard work and morality.” It was a lively opening to what would be an engaging discourse." Some of the analysts were of the opinion: "Obiano, in clear contrast to all the others, has the record of getting things done and it is unclear that the electorate have an appetite for changing a clearly humming, functioning engine of growth and good governance, a week to the ballot box. "All the other jousters went to significant pains tonight to tarnish his governing record, with limited success. "That the focus was less on their plans and more on Obiano’s star was the unspoken but loudly salient theme of arguably the most politically illuminating night in Nigeria’s democratic history, at least from an intellectual standpoint. "For coming out relatively unspoiled, dignified and armed with a message to the state that his good work can only be sustained by him, Obiano is the winner of debate night." Meanwhile, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr Ibrahim Kpotum Idris, said the withdrawal of the Aide Camp (ADC) to Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra state was to prevent the re-occurrence of past experience. Idris gave the explanation during Election Stakeholders’ Forum organised by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday, November 14 in Awka. There are reports that Obiano had during the forum raised the alarm that he woke up on Tuesday morning to find that his ADC had been directed by the Police High Command to vacate him. Anambra Election: Could Osita Chidoka be the solution to problems in the state? - on NAIJ.com TV. Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1135130-anambra-election-analysts-reveal-results-governorship-aspirants-debate.html#1135130

Bishop Oyedepo pictured in his secondary school old school uniform

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Back to school: Bishop
Oyedepo pictured in his secondary school uniform

Author: Aanu Adegun

Updated: 13 hours ago

Bishop Oyedepo, the general overseer of Living Faith Ministries a.k.a
Winners Chapel, on Saturday, November 11, joined his former classmates
for the 50th Anniversary of their secondary school, Government Secondary
School, Omu-Aran Kwara state.

In a post by Bishop David Abiara on Facebook, Oyedepo was pictured in
his secondary school uniform.

He said Oyedepo has been paying salaries of 20 teachers in the school
since 2011.
Bishop Oyedepo pictured in his secondary school old school uniform

Oyedepo was pictured in his secondary school uniform. Bishop David
Abiara made this known on his Facebook page. Credit: Abiara Read more: <a href="https://www.naija.ng/1135349-back-school-bishop-oyedepo-pictured-secondary-school-uniform.html?utm_source=mailfire&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=direct#1135349">https://www.naija.ng/1135349-back-school-bishop-oyedepo-pictured-secondary-school-uniform.html?utm_source=mailfire&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=direct#1135349</a></div>

Back to school: Bishop Oyedepo pictured in his secondary school uniform

Author: Aanu Adegun Updated: 13 hours ago Views: 22989 Category: Local news Share on Facebook Send via email Share on Facebook Send via email Bishop Oyedepo, the general overseer of Living Faith Ministries a.k.a Winners Chapel, on Saturday, November 11, joined his former classmates for the 50th Anniversary of their secondary school, Government Secondary School, Omu-Aran Kwara state. In a post by Bishop David Abiara on Facebook, Oyedepo was pictured in his secondary school uniform. He said Oyedepo has been paying salaries of 20 teachers in the school since 2011. Bishop Oyedepo pictured in his secondary school old school uniform Oyedepo was pictured in his secondary school uniform. Bishop David Abiara made this known on his Facebook page. Credit: Abiara Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1135349-back-school-bishop-oyedepo-pictured-secondary-school-uniform.html?utm_source=mailfire&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=direct#1135349

Tuesday, 14 November 2017

Breaking: Appeal Court reserves judgment in FG's case against acquittal of Saraki Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1135237-breaking-appeal-court-reserves-judgment-fgs-case-acquittal-saraki.

The Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja on Tuesday, November 14, decided to reserve its judgment on the appeal filed by the federal government to challenge the Code of Conduct Tribunal’s acquittal of the Senate president, Bukola Saraki. The Punch reports that the three-man panel of justices led by Tinuade Akomolafe-Wilson took the decision after parties to the case adopted their appellant’s and respondent’s briefs. The report said the date of the delivery of the judgment would be communicated to the parties. NAIJ.com had earlier reported how President Muhammadu Buhari's government filed a notice of appeal against the acquittal of Saraki. This was after the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) dismissed the case of false asset declaration against Nigeria’s Senate president Saraki on June 14. In his reaction to the appeal filed, Saraki said he was unperturbed by the government's position on his CCT trial judgement. He also said he was confident that the ruling of the higher court will not be anything different from the judgement given by the CCT. The Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, on Wednesday, June 21, revealed why the federal government appealed Saraki's Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) judgement. Malami said his commitment to the ongoing anti-corruption fight was responsible for his decision to authorise the appeal against the judgment. Is the Nigerian police your friend? Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1135237-breaking-appeal-court-reserves-judgment-fgs-case-acquittal-saraki.html#1135237

Monday, 6 November 2017

Peter Rufai was called upon to boost the defensive formation with his wealth of experience from the previous World Cup in the United States. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Peter Rufai Unfortunately, the former Farense goalkeeper was off color as he conceded cheap goals especially the 1-4 embarrassing defeat from Denmark and also made a blunder that gave the Paraguayans the advantage. He currently runs a football academy called Staruf Football academy for the past eight years. 2. Mobi Oparaku Within the space of five years Mobi Oparaku featured for Nigeria at the U-17 and U-23 national teams respectively which he beat other contenders for the right back position to be included in the France 98 team. The Kapellen petite defender was instrumental in the games he featured for the Green and White men but got injured which cost the nation dearly in the round of 16 match against the Danes. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Mobi Oparaku Ever since, the former Anderletch player was never regarded as the high profile player, and his invitation to the national team became minimal. He was recently appointed the team manager of Heartland FC, a Nigeria Professional Football League club side. 3. Celestine Babayaro One of Nigeria’s prospects at the tournament was the fast rising Celestine Babayaro who cemented his place as a first team player at the expense of Ben Iroha. The then Chelsea defender showed a lot of promises especially adding more attacking options which was evident with his three goals at the Atlanta 96 Olympic Games. Nigeria's squad in France 98 World Cup: Where they are now Celestine Babayaro The former player of the year in the Belgian first division had just 25 caps in his name which he could have acquired more plagued with recurring injury crises until he called it quits after Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2006 World Cup in Germany. He is now into sports commentary. 4. Nwankwo Kanu Kanu captained the gold medal winning team at the 96’ Olympics and the lanky forward became a threat to first team players who had uncertainties with their future. Kanu did not have much of a feel of the tournament but gathered experiences under senior players and the competition itself which he later graduated to become one of Nigeria’s all-time great. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Nwankwo Kanu The former Arsenal forward had a blissful club career but failed to add to his Olympic and U-17 gold medals for Nigeria before retiring. He currently runs a foundation for kids battling heart diseases known as the Kanu Heart Foundation. 5. Uche Okechukwu After late Stephen’s Keshi retirement, the next worthy personnel was the Gentle Giant also known as Uche Okechukwu. The 30-year old was not really at his best at the World Cup as his lapses were exposed by attackers of the opposing teams Nigeria faced in every match. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Uche Okechukwu Nevertheless the former Brondby defender gave his all to the squad and after the painful exit at the tournament, Uche announced his retirement from the national team. He however had two playing spells with Nigerian sides, Oceans Boys and Bayelsa United respectively before hanging his boots. 6. Taribo West With Taribo West in central defence, the team is rest assured with the capabilities of the former Julius Berger player on the high line. Despite the team’s sloppiness at some of the matches, the pony-tail Inter Milan defender fought relentlessly like a soldier but his efforts could not save the Super Eagles from a sudden exit from the tournament. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Taribo West Nigeria did not feel much of Uche Okechukwu’s exit from the national team as the former Auxerre player filled the vacuum in central defence. West is now a full time pastor and runs a ministry known as “The Storm Miracle Ministries Of All Nations”. 7. Finidi George With a sterling performance at the previous World Cup, Finidi George was a respected member of the national team following his Champions League winning exploits with Ajax and his summer transfer move to Real Betis in Spain. Finidi had graduated from an emerging player to a world class winger and he was one of the best players in the squad. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Finidi George However the issue of unpaid bonuses distracted the team from staying focused in the competition after looking down on their next opponent which cost the squad and country dearly. The Ex-Ipswich Town player is now a scout with his former Spanish club after which he brought in Super Eagles midfielder, Nosa Igiebor in the fold. 8. Mutiu Adepoju The attacking midfielder had in his uniqueness with aerial prowess which was how he got his nickname head master. Adepoju’s equalizer against the Spaniards proved his inclusion into the squad was not a fluke as the Super Eagles came back twice from behind to beat the highly rated European nation. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Mutiu Adepoju The Real Sociedad man was played into the right full back position against Denamrk after Oparaku pick up an injury and his position became vulnerable to the counter-attacking Micheal Laudrup’s captained side. The former Nigeria midfielder was one of the two Africans named alongside 14 other ex-stars – of the Spanish topflight as La Liga ambassadors in Madrid, Spain, in 2016. 9. Rashidi Yekini As at the time of this tournament, late Yekini was approaching the last days of his top flight career but was included in the squad by Serbian coach for reasons best known to him. The FC Zurich striker made an appearance against Spain and almost found the back of the net with a side volley but the ball was way off target. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Rashidi Yekini France 98’ was the last international tournament the late former Sporting Gijon forward but till date he is still regarded as the country’s best ever striker. Yekini died at the age of 48 in 2012 after suffering from depression and an undisclosed psychiatric condition. 10. Austin Okocha France 98’ gave Jay Jay Okocha the chance to shine brightly and hold his own as the new number 10 in the Super Eagles team which he did with his enterprising style of football. Okocha magical skills frustrated the Spanish team when Nigeria went ahead for the first time in the match as the Fenerbache midfielder was show-boating. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Austin Okocha The match against Denmark was different as the former Bolton Wanderers captain singlehandedly tore apart the Danes with his entertaining dribbles but it yielded no result as the Super Eagles were wasteful in front of goal. The former Super Eagles captain was a journalist to the Germany 2006 World Cup and also once a pundit but he is now the commissioner of sports in Delta state. 11. Garba Lawal The Roda JC player in the Dutch Eredivisie started a promising career that later made him a success in the national team after making the final list to France. The 24-year old evened the scores against Spain with a low drive after Adoni Zubizareta fumbled in goal and he also played in the last group match against Paraguay. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Garba Lawal Over the years, Lawal became the one of the most versatile players in the Super Eagles fold and also known for his commitment before he ended his career in 2007. In 2014, he was appointed general manager of Kaduna United. 12. William Okpara The long wait for an invitation finally came to pass as the Orlando Pirates goalkeeper was invited into the team in 1996. Okpara made it to the World Cup after a convincing performance in a pre-tournament friendly against Germany where Nigeria lost to an Andy Moller’s lone strike. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Williams Okpara The 30-year old did not partake in any of the matches and after the competition, the former junior international was neglected from the national team. He became a goalkeeping coach for Orlando Pirates after retirement. 13. Tijani Babangida The petite winger was an exciting player to watch with the way and manner he takes on the defenders and his goal scoring ability was exceptional for a flank player. With likes of Finidi George, the Ajax Amsterdam was second best in the right side of the attack but he scored the only goal against Denmark and also made two appearances as a substitute against Bulgaria and Spain respectively. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Tijani Babaginda Tijani Babangida now runs his own academy in Minna, Niger state where young and promising talents are given the opportunity to play in Europe. In 2015, Tijani Babangida was named as special assistant and liaison to former Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh. 14. Daniel Amokachi The France 98’ tournament was a torrid time for Dan the bull Amokachi as the crisis of injury slowed him down at the tournament. The Besiktas striker could not play against Spain but was fit enough in the 1-0 victory over Bulgaria yet played 67 minutes against Paraguay and was not fit to play in the knock out stages. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Daniel Amokachi The World Cup marked the end of competitive football for the former Everton man as injuries subjected the supporting striker of being snubbed from the national team. He retired prematurely in 1999. Nasarawa United, Enyimba and Ifeayi Ubah FC were the teams he managed in the Nigerian Premier League after his career as a striker. He was also assistant coach under the late Shuaibu Amodu and Stephen where Nigeria won their third AFCON tournament in 2013. 15. Sunday Oliseh The 25-yard wonder strike against the Spaniards signaled a tournament of possibilities as the Super Eagles seemed one of the best competing nations in the 32-team competition. Oliseh lamented Nigeria’s painful exit following the second round loss to Denmark saying that the bonuses row with the administration was something that could have been avoided. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Sunday Oliseh The former Juventus midfielder also got his own pound of flesh as he was flushed out of the Super Eagles squad before the Japan/Korea 2002 edition after engaging in a war of words with the country’s footballing body. The former Super Eagles handler is currently making waves in the Dutch second division side Fortuna Sittard as the second-tier side are big contenders for promotion to the Eredivisie in just his first season in charge. 16. Uche Okafor The Kansas City defender knew that the emergence of Taribo West would make him second choice in the central defensive position. However, late Uche Okafor played in the final group game against Paraguay and after the team were knocked of the competition, the 30-year old made way for younger players. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Uche Okafor The former Kansas City defender passed on in 2011 after he was found dead leaving a note indicating his state of depression. He played for Hannover 96, Farense and the likes. 17. Augustine Eguavoen It was the same predicament that befell the late Uche Okafor also affected Eguavoen’s place in the perking order when Mobi Oparaku graduated into the mainstream. The Ex-Super Eagles coach played all 90 minutes against Paraguay and was an unused substitute in other games as the 32-year old drew the curtains on his career after Nigeria’s exit. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Austin Eguavoen Eguavoen was sacked as coach of Gombe United in 2017 after losing a home match to eventual league champions, Plateau United yet the 52-year old has managed the national teams in different capacity. 18. Wilson Oruma Wilson Oruma is one of the few players that featured in just one World Cup finals, played only one match and scored just a goal. The former Lens midfielder scored the leveler against the Jose Luis Chilavert led side but it was not enough as Nigeria lost the match 1-3. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Wilson Oruma However the Japan 93’ U-17 winning captain would never forget having a World Cup goal in his name but was among the player that were axed from participating in the 2002 edition. 19. Benedict Iroha Like the other fading senior members, it also clear that Ben Iroha would be playing his last tournament for Nigeria as Celestine Babayaro matured into the team. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Ben Iroha The former Vitesse Arnhem defender was inconsistent with club duties owing to injuries and was not used all through the tournament. Iroha is presently among the back room staff of his former club Heartland which was formerly known as Iwuayanwu Nationale in his playing days. 20. Victor Ikpeba Ikpeba was Nigeria’s hottest striker in Europe plying his trade in a familiar territory at the World Cup in France. The Prince of Monaco scored a superb goal that gave Nigeria the only victory against Bulgaria after an interchanging pass with Okocha and Amokachi as he dribbled past Ivanov to score from close range. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Victor Ikpeba The former Borussia Dortmund could not find the back of the net ending the tournament with just one goal which marked a disappointing outing for the goal poacher. He went on to become a top player for both club and country and he is currently an analyst with a popular broadcast media in Africa - SuperSport. 21. Godwin Okpara The former PSG defensive midfielder had a superb season with Strasbourg going into the tournament in France but surprisingly he was never given the chance to show the stuff he was made of. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Godwin Okpara The 25-year singlehandedly man-marked the highly rated Ronaldo when his team clashed with Inter Milan in the UEFA Cup club competition. Okpara never enjoyed first team action with the national team as the former U-20 retired from international football in 2001. 22. Abiodun Baruwa The little that could be remembered about the five-capped goalkeeper was how the former Shooting Stars goalkeeper fumbled in the pre-World Cup friendly against Yugoslavia where the Super Eagles lost 0-3. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Abiodun Baruwa Baruwa needlessly lost possession to Pedrac Mijatovic who capitalized on the error. During, before and after France 98’ the Ex-Sion shot-stopper was never invited to the Super Eagles. Read more: https://sports.naija.ng/1132254-nigerias-squad-france-98-world-cup-where-now.html#1132254

Ohanaeze Ndigbo has denied backing any candidate for the gubernatorial polls in Anambra State scheduled for November 18th.

Ohanaeze Ndigbo has denied backing any candidate for the gubernatorial polls in Anambra State scheduled for November 18th.

The group also alerted Governor Willie Obiano of the existence of spurious groups bent on fleecing him various sums in the name of Ohanaeze Ndigbo.

Its Assistant National Publicity Secretary, Comrade Chuke Ibegbu, while briefing the leadership of Igbo Mandate Congress, told Rev Obinna Akukwe, IMC Director General and chieftain of Ohanaeze Ndigbo that "the primary concern of Ohanaeze Nddigbo is for there to be free and fair election in Anambra State".

"The President General and members of National Executive Committee are concerned about free polls in Anambra State".

"Ohanaeze has within its fold members of all political parties and as such cannot come out openly to support any candidate.

"However, it reserves the right to give direction to the Igbo race if the need arises and that direction can come through the President General. Therefore anyone purportedly supporting any candidate without the clearance from Ohaneze NEC is only seeking for financial aggrandizement"

On groups claiming affiliation to Ohanaeze Ndigbo and collecting funds from the APGA Campaign Office, Comrade Ibegbu said such groups except one, is neither known to Ohanaeze Ndigbo nor got any clearance from the President General.

"Ohanaeze will make known its stance on Anambra elections any moment from next week but the stance will still be that Anambra people will be allowed to vote the candidature of their choice", Ibegbu added.

IMC said it is embarrassed that some groups all owned by a former Ohanaeze exco member including Eastern Youth Forum, Ofuma Women Organization, Continuity for Leadership and Empowerment, Ezumezu Omambaka Di Igbo Egwu, Igbo bu Igbo for APGA â€“ Obiano-Okeke, Citizens United for Reconstruction and Equity, Citizens Reconstruction Initiative, among others, have siphoned various sums of money from the
APGA Campaign Office.

igeria's squad in France 98 World Cup: Where they are now Author: Akan Anwankwo Updated: 8 days ago Views: 67956 Category: News, Local news, Football News Share on Facebook Send via email Share on Facebook Send via email Nigeria’s second consecutive qualification to the World Cup in France 98 did not come as a surprise as the Super Eagles entered the competition as one of the dark horses. The Super Eagles were one of Africa’s strong representatives in the soccer fiesta but failed to progress beyond the round of 16. Following impressive displays in the group against Spain and Bulgaria, the two-time African Champions sealed qualification after just two matches against the Europeans but losing the unimportant match to Paraguay. All eyes were on the Bora Milutinovic side as the group leaders were drawn with Denmark in the round of 16 which many pundits believe the tie between both countries should be a work over for the Africans predicting the forthcoming match against Brazil in the last eight. However things did not go as planned as the Scandinavians condemned the Nigerian team to a humiliating 1-4 defeat ending the Super Eagles fairy tale story at World Cup. Some of the players that flew the Nigerian flag in France retired prematurely after the tournament paving way for young and ambitious lads. NAIJ.com takes a look at players who represented Nigeria at the France 98’ World Cup PAY ATTENTION: Get the latest News on NAIJ.com News App 1. Peter Rufai Ike Shorumu was Super Eagles’ number one before the competition but the former FC Zurich shot-stopper sustained injury that excluded him from the World Cup. Peter Rufai was called upon to boost the defensive formation with his wealth of experience from the previous World Cup in the United States. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Peter Rufai Unfortunately, the former Farense goalkeeper was off color as he conceded cheap goals especially the 1-4 embarrassing defeat from Denmark and also made a blunder that gave the Paraguayans the advantage. He currently runs a football academy called Staruf Football academy for the past eight years. 2. Mobi Oparaku Within the space of five years Mobi Oparaku featured for Nigeria at the U-17 and U-23 national teams respectively which he beat other contenders for the right back position to be included in the France 98 team. The Kapellen petite defender was instrumental in the games he featured for the Green and White men but got injured which cost the nation dearly in the round of 16 match against the Danes. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Mobi Oparaku Ever since, the former Anderletch player was never regarded as the high profile player, and his invitation to the national team became minimal. He was recently appointed the team manager of Heartland FC, a Nigeria Professional Football League club side. 3. Celestine Babayaro One of Nigeria’s prospects at the tournament was the fast rising Celestine Babayaro who cemented his place as a first team player at the expense of Ben Iroha. The then Chelsea defender showed a lot of promises especially adding more attacking options which was evident with his three goals at the Atlanta 96 Olympic Games. Nigeria's squad in France 98 World Cup: Where they are now Celestine Babayaro The former player of the year in the Belgian first division had just 25 caps in his name which he could have acquired more plagued with recurring injury crises until he called it quits after Nigeria failed to qualify for the 2006 World Cup in Germany. He is now into sports commentary. 4. Nwankwo Kanu Kanu captained the gold medal winning team at the 96’ Olympics and the lanky forward became a threat to first team players who had uncertainties with their future. Kanu did not have much of a feel of the tournament but gathered experiences under senior players and the competition itself which he later graduated to become one of Nigeria’s all-time great. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Nwankwo Kanu The former Arsenal forward had a blissful club career but failed to add to his Olympic and U-17 gold medals for Nigeria before retiring. He currently runs a foundation for kids battling heart diseases known as the Kanu Heart Foundation. 5. Uche Okechukwu After late Stephen’s Keshi retirement, the next worthy personnel was the Gentle Giant also known as Uche Okechukwu. The 30-year old was not really at his best at the World Cup as his lapses were exposed by attackers of the opposing teams Nigeria faced in every match. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Uche Okechukwu Nevertheless the former Brondby defender gave his all to the squad and after the painful exit at the tournament, Uche announced his retirement from the national team. He however had two playing spells with Nigerian sides, Oceans Boys and Bayelsa United respectively before hanging his boots. 6. Taribo West With Taribo West in central defence, the team is rest assured with the capabilities of the former Julius Berger player on the high line. Despite the team’s sloppiness at some of the matches, the pony-tail Inter Milan defender fought relentlessly like a soldier but his efforts could not save the Super Eagles from a sudden exit from the tournament. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Taribo West Nigeria did not feel much of Uche Okechukwu’s exit from the national team as the former Auxerre player filled the vacuum in central defence. West is now a full time pastor and runs a ministry known as “The Storm Miracle Ministries Of All Nations”. 7. Finidi George With a sterling performance at the previous World Cup, Finidi George was a respected member of the national team following his Champions League winning exploits with Ajax and his summer transfer move to Real Betis in Spain. Finidi had graduated from an emerging player to a world class winger and he was one of the best players in the squad. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Finidi George However the issue of unpaid bonuses distracted the team from staying focused in the competition after looking down on their next opponent which cost the squad and country dearly. The Ex-Ipswich Town player is now a scout with his former Spanish club after which he brought in Super Eagles midfielder, Nosa Igiebor in the fold. 8. Mutiu Adepoju The attacking midfielder had in his uniqueness with aerial prowess which was how he got his nickname head master. Adepoju’s equalizer against the Spaniards proved his inclusion into the squad was not a fluke as the Super Eagles came back twice from behind to beat the highly rated European nation. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Mutiu Adepoju The Real Sociedad man was played into the right full back position against Denamrk after Oparaku pick up an injury and his position became vulnerable to the counter-attacking Micheal Laudrup’s captained side. The former Nigeria midfielder was one of the two Africans named alongside 14 other ex-stars – of the Spanish topflight as La Liga ambassadors in Madrid, Spain, in 2016. 9. Rashidi Yekini As at the time of this tournament, late Yekini was approaching the last days of his top flight career but was included in the squad by Serbian coach for reasons best known to him. The FC Zurich striker made an appearance against Spain and almost found the back of the net with a side volley but the ball was way off target. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Rashidi Yekini France 98’ was the last international tournament the late former Sporting Gijon forward but till date he is still regarded as the country’s best ever striker. Yekini died at the age of 48 in 2012 after suffering from depression and an undisclosed psychiatric condition. 10. Austin Okocha France 98’ gave Jay Jay Okocha the chance to shine brightly and hold his own as the new number 10 in the Super Eagles team which he did with his enterprising style of football. Okocha magical skills frustrated the Spanish team when Nigeria went ahead for the first time in the match as the Fenerbache midfielder was show-boating. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Austin Okocha The match against Denmark was different as the former Bolton Wanderers captain singlehandedly tore apart the Danes with his entertaining dribbles but it yielded no result as the Super Eagles were wasteful in front of goal. The former Super Eagles captain was a journalist to the Germany 2006 World Cup and also once a pundit but he is now the commissioner of sports in Delta state. 11. Garba Lawal The Roda JC player in the Dutch Eredivisie started a promising career that later made him a success in the national team after making the final list to France. The 24-year old evened the scores against Spain with a low drive after Adoni Zubizareta fumbled in goal and he also played in the last group match against Paraguay. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Garba Lawal Over the years, Lawal became the one of the most versatile players in the Super Eagles fold and also known for his commitment before he ended his career in 2007. In 2014, he was appointed general manager of Kaduna United. 12. William Okpara The long wait for an invitation finally came to pass as the Orlando Pirates goalkeeper was invited into the team in 1996. Okpara made it to the World Cup after a convincing performance in a pre-tournament friendly against Germany where Nigeria lost to an Andy Moller’s lone strike. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Williams Okpara The 30-year old did not partake in any of the matches and after the competition, the former junior international was neglected from the national team. He became a goalkeeping coach for Orlando Pirates after retirement. 13. Tijani Babangida The petite winger was an exciting player to watch with the way and manner he takes on the defenders and his goal scoring ability was exceptional for a flank player. With likes of Finidi George, the Ajax Amsterdam was second best in the right side of the attack but he scored the only goal against Denmark and also made two appearances as a substitute against Bulgaria and Spain respectively. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Tijani Babaginda Tijani Babangida now runs his own academy in Minna, Niger state where young and promising talents are given the opportunity to play in Europe. In 2015, Tijani Babangida was named as special assistant and liaison to former Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh. 14. Daniel Amokachi The France 98’ tournament was a torrid time for Dan the bull Amokachi as the crisis of injury slowed him down at the tournament. The Besiktas striker could not play against Spain but was fit enough in the 1-0 victory over Bulgaria yet played 67 minutes against Paraguay and was not fit to play in the knock out stages. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Daniel Amokachi The World Cup marked the end of competitive football for the former Everton man as injuries subjected the supporting striker of being snubbed from the national team. He retired prematurely in 1999. Nasarawa United, Enyimba and Ifeayi Ubah FC were the teams he managed in the Nigerian Premier League after his career as a striker. He was also assistant coach under the late Shuaibu Amodu and Stephen where Nigeria won their third AFCON tournament in 2013. 15. Sunday Oliseh The 25-yard wonder strike against the Spaniards signaled a tournament of possibilities as the Super Eagles seemed one of the best competing nations in the 32-team competition. Oliseh lamented Nigeria’s painful exit following the second round loss to Denmark saying that the bonuses row with the administration was something that could have been avoided. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Sunday Oliseh The former Juventus midfielder also got his own pound of flesh as he was flushed out of the Super Eagles squad before the Japan/Korea 2002 edition after engaging in a war of words with the country’s footballing body. The former Super Eagles handler is currently making waves in the Dutch second division side Fortuna Sittard as the second-tier side are big contenders for promotion to the Eredivisie in just his first season in charge. 16. Uche Okafor The Kansas City defender knew that the emergence of Taribo West would make him second choice in the central defensive position. However, late Uche Okafor played in the final group game against Paraguay and after the team were knocked of the competition, the 30-year old made way for younger players. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Uche Okafor The former Kansas City defender passed on in 2011 after he was found dead leaving a note indicating his state of depression. He played for Hannover 96, Farense and the likes. 17. Augustine Eguavoen It was the same predicament that befell the late Uche Okafor also affected Eguavoen’s place in the perking order when Mobi Oparaku graduated into the mainstream. The Ex-Super Eagles coach played all 90 minutes against Paraguay and was an unused substitute in other games as the 32-year old drew the curtains on his career after Nigeria’s exit. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Austin Eguavoen Eguavoen was sacked as coach of Gombe United in 2017 after losing a home match to eventual league champions, Plateau United yet the 52-year old has managed the national teams in different capacity. 18. Wilson Oruma Wilson Oruma is one of the few players that featured in just one World Cup finals, played only one match and scored just a goal. The former Lens midfielder scored the leveler against the Jose Luis Chilavert led side but it was not enough as Nigeria lost the match 1-3. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Wilson Oruma However the Japan 93’ U-17 winning captain would never forget having a World Cup goal in his name but was among the player that were axed from participating in the 2002 edition. 19. Benedict Iroha Like the other fading senior members, it also clear that Ben Iroha would be playing his last tournament for Nigeria as Celestine Babayaro matured into the team. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Ben Iroha The former Vitesse Arnhem defender was inconsistent with club duties owing to injuries and was not used all through the tournament. Iroha is presently among the back room staff of his former club Heartland which was formerly known as Iwuayanwu Nationale in his playing days. 20. Victor Ikpeba Ikpeba was Nigeria’s hottest striker in Europe plying his trade in a familiar territory at the World Cup in France. The Prince of Monaco scored a superb goal that gave Nigeria the only victory against Bulgaria after an interchanging pass with Okocha and Amokachi as he dribbled past Ivanov to score from close range. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Victor Ikpeba The former Borussia Dortmund could not find the back of the net ending the tournament with just one goal which marked a disappointing outing for the goal poacher. He went on to become a top player for both club and country and he is currently an analyst with a popular broadcast media in Africa - SuperSport. 21. Godwin Okpara The former PSG defensive midfielder had a superb season with Strasbourg going into the tournament in France but surprisingly he was never given the chance to show the stuff he was made of. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Godwin Okpara The 25-year singlehandedly man-marked the highly rated Ronaldo when his team clashed with Inter Milan in the UEFA Cup club competition. Okpara never enjoyed first team action with the national team as the former U-20 retired from international football in 2001. 22. Abiodun Baruwa The little that could be remembered about the five-capped goalkeeper was how the former Shooting Stars goalkeeper fumbled in the pre-World Cup friendly against Yugoslavia where the Super Eagles lost 0-3. Nigeria's squad in France 98 that defeated almighty Spain: Where they are now Abiodun Baruwa Baruwa needlessly lost possession to Pedrac Mijatovic who capitalized on the error. During, before and after France 98’ the Ex-Sion shot-stopper was never invited to the Super Eagles. Nigeria Super Eagles qualify for 2018 FIFA World cup - on Read more: https://sports.naija.ng/1132254-nigerias-squad-france-98-world-cup-where-now.html#1132254

Wednesday, 15 November 2017

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Lionel Messi and his son Thiago were home on Tuesday night playing games when Argentina were being taught football lesson by the Super Eagles

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and his wife have reportedly been detained by the military in a 'bloodless transition' of power - and the country's deposed vice-president has returned from exile.

Anambra election: Analysts reveal results of governorship aspirants debate Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1135130-anambra-election-analysts-reveal-results-governorship-aspirants-debate.html#1135130

Bishop Oyedepo pictured in his secondary school old school uniform

Tuesday, 14 November 2017

Breaking: Appeal Court reserves judgment in FG's case against acquittal of Saraki Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1135237-breaking-appeal-court-reserves-judgment-fgs-case-acquittal-saraki.

Monday, 6 November 2017

Ohanaeze Ndigbo has denied backing any candidate for the gubernatorial polls in Anambra State scheduled for November 18th.

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