Obasanjo seeks divine help for president Jonathan

Former President of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo, was at the Presidential villa on Sunday.
He was accompanied by oil magnate, Mr Femi Otedola, and both men were seen at the Chapel where the former President worshipped, prayed for the President and others who were there.
The President took a reading during the prayer session and retired to his residence with Mr Obasanjo and others for launch.

ICE PRINCE & OMAWUMI DEBUT IN YVONNE NELSON'S NEW MOVIE

Hip hop star, Majid Michael and Francis Odega, Omawumi and rap star Ice Prince Zamani are set to make their debut in the movie industry as they feature in Ghanaian actress/producer, Yvonne Nelson's new movie titled, 'House of Gold'.

Court Remands Jigawa Governor’s Son

Aminu Lamido, eldest son of Jigawa state governor, Sule Lamido, has been remanded in prison custody until Tuesday following his arraignment on Monday at a Federal High Court in Kano on money laundering charges.

Judge Satun Riman ordered that Mr Lamido be remanded in prison pending his ruling on his bail application after he was arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Prior to this time, the governor’s son had been enjoying administrative bail granted to him by the EFCC since December 13, a day after he was arrested at the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport by EFCC operatives for allegedly not declaring $40,000 in his possession on his way to board an Egypt bound flight to Cairo.

“Win The Cup For Us” – Drogba Tells Mikel Obi And Super Eagles

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper, Idah Peterside, who was once a Media Officer to the team, but now runs a church in South Africa, tweeted a picture of the Ivorian captain with former Chelsea team mate, Mikel Obi and the Super Eagles.

He uploaded the picture with the words: “Drogba Was in the dressing room with the players, Drogba walk in and told the players win the cup for us.”

“I was very impressed with the Super Eagles’ performance against us (Ivory Coast). It’s proof of hard work, relentlessness and the sign of a world-class team in preparation,” he said, after the game that shattered the Afcon dream of the highly-rated Ivorian side.

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“I don’t really see any team that can withstand Nigeria for the rest of the tournament. They keep improving by each game and level of the competition. That shows it’s a hardworking and resilient outfit. If they must take the trophy home they have to keep working, be creative and challenge any side like they engaged us. “Wishing for and seeing victory is not enough. I feel this is Nigeria time but they must deserve it by proving it more on the pitch. The fact that the team arrived with a number of home-based players means we have to give them praise because that tells us there is football even within the continent,” he said.

The former Chelsea striker also sent comforting words to his home fans, a number of whom are holding him responsible for the team’s debacle at the tournament. “Fans ought to know that football is sometimes funny and bizarre. Sometimes you play well and you lose and others time you don’t put up a good game but you win. We did our best, it didn’t work out. We’re taking responsibility and also thanking fans and asking them to bear with the team that better days are definitely ahead.”

Nigeria will be hoping to qualify for their first finals since 2000, when they face Seydou Keita and co on Wednesday.

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