Friday, 12 August 2011

Photo of the day: Two fighting

See these ladies fighting in public because of clothes. The taller one stole from the other one. Someone stop them...:-). BTW, this happened in UNIBEN

We beat England. France is next!

Just in case you neva hear, on August 11, Nigeria beat England 1-0 in the FIFA Under-20 World Cup, in Colombia to qualify for the quarterfinals. Nigeria will face France next on Sunday August 14th. Get ready for a beat down, France...:-)

Monday, 8 August 2011

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Did rock-throwing teenage girl's 'beating' by police spark London riots? Pictures that show how Tottenham turned into a war zone

Witnesses said that a peaceful vigil for Mark Duggan (pictured, left), who was shot dead by police on Thursday, turned ugly after a 16-year-old was 'attacked' by a number of officers. Mr Duggan's family today appealed for calm after a night in which vehicles were burnt to ashes and many buildings wrecked. Early tonight, though, neighbouring Enfield was the scene of a small scale outbreak of violence erupted in what appears to be copycat rioting.

Ace actor, Sam Loco Efe, dies at 66

Veteran Nollywood actor and comedian, Sam Loco Efe is dead. The actor died today in his hotel room at Rapour Hotel, Amakaohai, along Orlu road, Owerri, Imo State, shortly after returning from location. He was 71 years old. So sad! May his soul rest in peace...amen.

Friday, 5 August 2011

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164 Escape Death in Caribbean Airline Crash

A jet carrying 163 people broke in half as it crash-landed in the South American country of Guyana on July 30th. Incredibly, nobody was killed and only a few passengers were injured after the Caribbean Airlines Boeing 737-800 from New York overshot the runway at Georgetown’s Cheddi Jagan airport in wet weather...
It slid through a chain-link fence and barely missed a 200-foot ravine. Had it fallen into the ravine it would have almost certainly killed crew and passengers. The crash happened just after midnight local time as it arrived from the Caribbean island of Trinidad, where it had made a stop before continuing its flight to Georgetown. Caribbean Airlines said it did not know the cause of the accident, which happened during good visibility and light rain. Investigators from the U.S. and Guyana were sent to retrieve the black box. - NY Times

Thursday, 4 August 2011

Female babysitter, 20, 'got drunk and had sex with 14-year-old she was hired to look after'

A female babysitter had sex with a 14-year-old she was hired to look after having plied him with alcohol, it has been reported. Loni Bouchard, from Clinton, Connecticut, was taken into custody after the young boy's family found out about the alleged affair. The 20-year-old now faces charges that she sexually assaulted the boy last month after illegally buying him alcohol. Authorities said they obtained a warrant after a complaint from a family member of the teenager. She then turned herself in to Southington police on Friday morning. Sergeant Lowell DePalma said the victim knew the babysitter before the alleged assault took place.

Why nipples stimulate the same area of the female brain as genitals do

When women’s nipples are stimulated the sensation travels to the same part of the brain as when their genitals are aroused, a study has found. Brain scans of women who made themselves aroused showed that the nipples hit the same spot as the vagina and clitoris.
Regardless of where the stimulation occurred on their body, the same area at the top of the brain ‘lit up’, the images show. The research confirms for the first time what many women have experienced themselves, even if men don’t believe it - that their nipples can be an erogenous zone too.
A team from Rutgers University in the U.S. asked 11 non-pregnant women between 23 and 56 to stimulate themselves while they lay inside a brain scanner.

Wednesday, 3 August 2011

Banky W Apologises For Cancelled EME American Tour, To Refund Tickets

The Empire World Tour, which was supposed to start on June 24, 2011 has been cancelled for undisclosed reasons. Banky W released a statement via twitter 'As far as the EME tour goes… it hurts me to say we tried our very best to pull it off. We did everything we were supposed to. Twice. Truth is, there were some issues that are beyond our control, and we kept pushing, trying to resolve 'em. We worked hard and spent a sh*t load of money in the process… but it wasn't under our control. In anycase, we're STILL working on resolving said issues. And the minute they are, we'll launch a couple of make up dates immediately. I want to give a shoutout to all the fans who have been so patient with us. I promise, we're trying our very best. It sucks but we're trying. They say "U live and U learn". We've learnt too many painful lessons from this whole experience. We'll be back stronger in Jesus Name. If you bought tickets already, ur entitled to a full refund. Trust me we'd rather be rocking with u than losing money, so pls understand. And lastly, we will resolve these issues we're having. And the minute we do, we'll put together a couple of make up dates. I'll be the first to let you know when that's happening, I promise'. Thank you, I'm very very sorry. But I promise we'll make it up. Stick with us we'll make this work.'

How 6 people died after eba meal

After what was supposed to have been a delicious family supper, eaten amidst hearty jokes and giggles, six members of the Umunna family in Uli, Anambra State, were found dead. Those that were found dead after the unfortunate meal were Mrs Caroline Umunna, Madam Lucy Obodoeke, Miss Modesta Umunna, Miss Uchenna Umunna, Master Chisom Okorie and Ozioma, their house maid. For Mr Charles Umunna, the head of the family, who is still in shock, penultimate Thursday night will remain green in his memory as a bitter reminder of the cruelty fate brought him. Umunna, a staff of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), Awka, whose wife, Caroline Umunna; two daughters, Uchenna, a first year student of Public Administration, Anambra State University and her sister who just finished School Certificate Examination and UTME; his in-law, Mrs. Lucy Obodoeke, who came for medical treatment; cousin, Chisom Okorie; and maid, Miss Ozioma Marcel; who joined the family three weeks earlier, were found mysteriously dead on Friday, it is a pathetic situation he is trying hard to comprehend. Possibly because of their trauma and excruciating grief, Umunna and his remaining three children two boys and one girl, have relocated to the house of the Catholic Priest of St. Gregory's Catho-lic Church, Eziama Uli, Rev. Fr. Joel Ibebuike. When the Nigerian Tribune encountered him in the sleepy village, Umunna, who was still enveloped in grief, was shedding tears, especially when he saw the pictures of his wife and children. According to Umunna, who responded to questions in an emotion-soaked voice, it was on Friday evening that his wife's cousin called him that she got to their house and there was no sign of any soul in the house. Then he asked the girl to check their shop, the girl said she had checked the shop but didn't find anybody there. Umunna said the girl told him that her inquiry revealed that the neighbours had not seen any member of the family throughout that day. He said he became agitated and called his wife. However, though the wife's hand-set was ringing, no one picked it. He became furious and was querying why his wife would always fail to pick her call. It was at that juncture, that he called his landlord to check his family members, and the landlord called back to tell him that the door of his house seemed to be locked from inside. The landlord's son called again to inform him that it appeared that there was no one inside his house. This, he said, was about 9p.m and it was raining heavily in Awka, so there was no way he could return that night. The following morning, being Saturday, he went to the village with his two other children, who were on holiday with him in Awka. He had already called his first son, Desmond, who is a Computer Science student at the Federal Polytechnic, Oko, to join him at home. Before he could reach home, the police had forced the door open and packed the six corpses into an ambulance for the purpose of depositing them in a mortuary. A demoralised Umunna disclosed that for the past 25 years, his family had lived in Eziama Uli, as he moved from one state to another on transfer in the course of his work, although he packed to the present place three months earlier. He also said that despite having lived long in that community, they had never had any misunderstanding with any member of the community. In fact the late wife was a teacher in Eziama Uli Community Primary School, and that accounted for his decision for the family to stay in that community. He said his wife had finished her Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programme and was about to finish her Bachelor's degree in Education before the unfortunate incident. Three of Umunna's children are already in the higher institution, two at Anambra State University, Uli and one at the Federal Polytechnic, Oko. Umunna, who is a native of Eziama-Ubulu in Oru West Local Government Area of Imo State, could not say what could be responsible for this tragedy, whether it was food poisoning or the handiwork of enemies. The Anambra State Police Command and the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) have commenced investigations into the matter. The police had taken the leftover of the garri meal, believed to have been eaten by the family the previous night. The CPC, through its Zonal Director, South-East, Enugu, Mr. Sam Tamuno, had visited the family and taken sample of the food they ate on the fateful night to analyze its content. Tamuno, who signed the condolence register, was said to have promised to conduct investigation into the substances they ate, while the police are conducting autopsy on the corpses. Umunna said that he had handed over everything to God, but his greatest consolation would be to get to the root of the cause of the death of his family members who he vowed would not die un-avenged. Desmond, the first son of Mrs Caroline Umunna, who was battling to control his emotions as he was the only one consoling the father and siblings, lamented that he never knew he was going to lose his beloved ones in one instance and in that circumstance. He added that he had ominous signs that things were not well in the family but did not know the extent when his father called him in the early hours of Saturday to come home immediately. When he came home that Saturday, he could not believe what greeted his sight as his mother with whom he had a hearty telephone chat two days before, his aunt, two siblings and their house help were all stuffed in a waiting ambulance to be taken to the morgue. According to him, the police had to force the door open to take the corpses and the food they ate the previous night. He cried that currently the family was shattered and in need of urgent help, “we are in deep pain and the current situation is so financially tasking, we cannot cope alone. It is my passionate appeal that the state government comes to our aid at this time of our grief.” Some villagers, who spoke with the Nigerian Tribune on condition of anonymity, described the Umunna family as a humble and peace-loving family and wondered what could have been responsible for their unusual demise.

Tuesday, 2 August 2011

The World's Largest Aquarium

The Georgia Aquarium, located in Atlanta, Georgia, USA is the world's largest aquarium with more than 8.5 million US gallons of marine and fresh water housing more than 120,000 animals of 500 different species. The stars? Four young whale sharks, four beluga whales, and four manta rays. (This aquarium is the only institution outside of Asia to house whale sharks.) First opened to the public in November 23, 2005, the aquarium welcomed its 10 millionth guest on June 25, 2009. This is the largest aquarium habitat in the world. It's also the second largest viewing window in the world at 23 feet tall by 61 feet wide and 2 feet thick. With thousands of fish swimming overhead, it gives visitors the opportunity to view all of their magnificent animals in a truly memorable way

Saturday, 30 July 2011

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Post-UTME SCREENING: 2011/2012 PRE-ADMISSIONS REGISTRATION EXERCISE

The University of Ilorin invites Candidates who have applied for admission into the Undergraduate degree programmes of the University for the 2011/2012 academic session to upload the required information for the Screening Exercise between Monday 18th July, 2011 and Saturday, 6th August 2011. All results intended for use for the 2011/2012 admission must be uploaded not later than 15th August, 2011 when the Portal shall be closed. Candidates awaiting any result should please note. The Pre-admission Screening Exercise will commence on the 8th August, 2011 at Ilorin and Lagos centres . Physically challenged candidates are advised to pick Ilorin Centre The following categories of candidates are eligible: A. UME candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and scored: i) a minimum of 200 marks in the UTME for courses other than those listed in (ii) and (iii) below, and five (5) ‘O’ level Credits in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings. (ii) a score of 220 marks in UTME for Accounting, Biochemistry, Business Administration, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Common Law, Economics, English, Electrical Engineering, Finance, Geology, Industrial Chemistry, Mass Communication, Mechanical Engineering, Microbiology, Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine and five (5) ‘O’ level Credits in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings. iii) MB;BS candidates who obtained: (a) a score of 240 marks in the UTME and (b) Credit Passes at one sitting only in the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination or its equivalence in each of the following subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. B. DIRECT ENTRY candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first and/or second choice and have obtained a minimum of: (i) Upper Credit at OND/HND/Diploma (except for Statistics, Agriculture, Performing Arts and History, where Lower Credit may be considered). Also, note that the Department of Business Administration will not accept National Diploma in Business Administration or Diploma in Marketing. (ii) Merit in NCE; and (iii) A minimum of two (2) Advanced level passes in two relevant subjects. (iv) MB;BS candidates must have obtained a minimum of: (a) 13 points in IJMB or GCE Advanced Level Examination in the relevant subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology or (b) Second Class (Upper Division) Honours Degree in Zoology, Microbiology, Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry or any other relevant courses in the Basic Sciences. All candidates must strictly disclose the choice of courses they applied for originally with JAMB as well as any proposed change of course. Candidates seeking change of course will be required to pay the sum of Two thousand naira (N2,000.00) only before registration can be completed. Withholding of information or wrong information will lead to instant disqualification. C. Foreign candidates who have not taken part in the UTME or filled Direct Entry form can reach the University Admissions Officer at admissionsofficer@unilorin.edu.ng for information on admission into the University. Foreign candidates will not be required to make any payment at this stage. D. Specific Instructions for Screening: University of Ilorin charges N1,000.00 only for the Screening Exercise. Procure the virtual card (i.e. Confirmation order number and Receipt number) for the payment from any of the following banks: FIRST BANK PLC, ACCESS BANK PLC, AFRIBANK PLC, BANK PHB PLC, ECOBANK PLC, FIDELITY BANK PLC, FIRST CITY MONUMENT BANK PLC, FIN BANK PLC, GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC, INTERCONTINENTAL BANK PLC, OCEANIC BANK PLC, SKYE BANK PLC, SPRING BANK PLC, STANBIC IBTC BANK PLC, STERLING BANK PLC, UNION BANK PLC, UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA PLC, WEMA BANK PLC AND ZENITH BANK PLC. In addition to the above, all branches of First Bank Plc have been requested to assist candidates who may have challenges with their payment. Candidates are to obtain an e-Tranzact reloadable card which contains the Confirmation order number and Receipt number to be used for the online registration. E. SCREENING REGISTRATION AND PROCEDURES i) EVERY CANDIDATE SHOULD COMPLETE AND SUBMIT ON-LINE THE REGISTRATION FORM FOR SCREENING ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY 6TH AUGUST 2011. ii) ALL CANDIDATES SHOULD FILL THE BEST FIVE (5) ‘O’ LEVEL SUBJECT COMBINATION (AT NOT MORE THAN TWO SITTINGS EXCEPT AS STATED IN A iii b) RELEVANT TO THE COURSE OF STUDY. For example: Medicine: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Common Law: English Language, Literature-in-English and any other 3 subjects from Arts and/or Social Sciences. (Note that a pass in Mathematics is a requirement for admission but should not be listed). Business and Social Sciences: Courses in Business and Social Sciences require 3 Social Science subjects except Sociology and Political Science where at least 2 Social Science subjects are required. For further details on admission requirements click www.unilorin.edu.ng/index.php/admissions ALL ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE SENT TO preadmission2011@unilorin.edu.ng

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Nnamdi Azikiwe University has scheduled its 2011/2012 Post UTME Screening Exercise for candidates who choose the University as first choice. Candidates who may not have made the University first choice but who wish to be considered for admission into degree programmes of the Enugu State College of Education (Technical) , Federal College of Education(Technical), Umunze and Pope John II Major Seminary, Okpuno (Philosophy), which are affiliate institutions of the University, may also apply. The dates are as outlined below 1. Screening Exercise Dates: FRIDAY, 5TH- SATURDAY, 6TH AUGUST 2011 A. Friday, 5th August, 2011 S/N Faculty Venue i. Arts (UNIZIK) Central Utility Hall ii. Education (UNIZIK) Education/Bakassi iii. Management Sciences Management Science / Science village iv. Social Sciences Social Sciences complex v. Law Law/Multipurpose Hall vi. Enugu State College of Education (Enugu) Faculty of Agriculture vii. Arts: Pope John Paul II Major Seminary, Okpuno. Faculty of Agriculture viii Federal College of Education, Umunze Faculty of Agriculture B. Saturday, 6th August, 2011 S/N Faculty Venue i. Basic Medical Sciences Central Utility Building ii. Health Sciences & Technology Social sciences, Auditorium, High school iii. Agriculture - iv. Physical Sciences Science Village v. Pharmaceutical Sciences Multi- purpose hall, Faculty of Arts Lecture halls, Faculty of Law vi Bio-Sciences Faculties of Engineering/ Agriculture vii Engineering Faculty of Management Sciences viii Environmental Sciences Environmental Sciences 2. Eligibility a. Candidates must have made Nnamdi Azikiwe University their first choice. b. However, candidates who did not make the University first choice but wish to be considered for the degree awarding programmes of the Enugu State College of Education (Technical), Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze andPope John Paul II Major Seminary, Okpuno are eligible to apply. c. The general cut-off mark is 200 except for Faculties/Departments indicated below: i) Faculties with UTME cut-off Mark of 200 Basic Medical Sciences Engineering Environmental Sciences Health Sciences & Technology Law Management Sciences Physical Sciences Bio-sciences Pharmaceutical Sciences Social Sciences Faculty of Arts Department of English Language & Literature Department of History & International Studies ii) Faculties with UTME cut-off mark of 180 Arts (except Departments of English & History) Education a. Registration Procedure a. Registration shall start on Saturday, 30th July, 2011 and close on Thursday, 4th August, 2011. Ensure that you beat the dateline b. Candidates are to register online at the University’s portal my. unizik. edu. ng/postutme or go to www. unizik. edu. ng for the link to the above portal c. Candidates are to scan and upload to the portal their recent digital passport size photographs measuring not more than 200 x 150 mm showing both ears and no cap or eye glasses. Blurred photographs shall disqualify the applicant. Candidates are to print the completed online form for presentation on the day of the examination. d. The pin codes for registration can be obtained from branches of any of the following banks, on the payment of the sum of N1,000. 00 (One Thousand Naira) only: Diamond Bank Fidelity Bank First Bank Intercontinental Bank UBA Spring Bank Zenith Bank The candidates should thereafter proceed to any cybercafé of their choice for the online registration. e. Candidates who did not make the University first choice but wish to be considered for the degree awarding programmes of the Enugu State College of Education (Technical), Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze orPope John Paul II Seminary, Okpuno should register at Bursary Department of the University in Awka only with (2) passport photographs. 4. Time and Requirements for the Screening Exercise Accreditation of candidates commences at 9. 00 a. m. each day. Candidates are to report with: a. Two (2) copies of their online registration forms showing their photographs. b. HB pencil and eraser c. Photocopies of JAMB Slip showing their photographs and JAMB online Result (2) copies each. 5. Restrictions a. No cell phones shall be allowed in the screening halls. b. Only bona fide candidates shall be allowed into the University. c. Parents and guardians are, therefore, strongly advised against attempting to enter the University Campus. Security shall be tight. d. Candidates who did not register online shall not be admitted for the screening exercise. e. The University will not be liable for any payment made with wrong JAMB registration number at the Bank; f. The University shall also not be liable to any fraudulent payments made anywhere that are not in line with the directives of the University.

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Gerrard to miss start of season

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is expected to be out until September because of a groin problem. Gerrard, 31, began a course of antibiotic treatment for an infection on Saturday and is expected to remain in hospital for several days. Groin surgery ended Gerrard's season in March but he had expected to be back for the start of the new campaign. The midfielder could also miss England's two Euro 2012 qualifiers against Bulgaria and Wales. Steven Gerrard Premier League appearances Continue reading the main story * 2010-11 - 21 of 38 (4 goals) * 2009-10 - 33 (9) * 2008-09 - 31 (16) * 2008-07 - 34 (11) * 2007-08 - 36 (7)
Gerrard missed his side's pre-season tour of Asia this month in order to try to regain full fitness for the start of the new season on 13 August, when Liverpool play Sunderland at Anfield. He will also miss Premier League fixtures against Arsenal and Bolton, with the trip to Stoke on 10 September a likely target date for his return. The England midfielder was already set to miss the international friendly with the Netherlands on 10 August but will now also be a doubt for the qualifiers away to Bulgaria on 2 September and at home to Wales four days later. Gerrard has been plagued by the problem for several years now and it restricted his effectiveness in the last campaign, when he played only 21 of 38 Premier League matches.

Islamist militia 'shot Libya rebel Abdel Fattah Younes'

An Islamist militia was behind the killing of Libyan rebel commander Gen Abdel Fattah Younes, who was shot dead on Thursday, a rebel minister has said.
Ali Tarhouni said Gen Younes was killed by members of the Obaida Ibn Jarrah Brigade, a group linked to the rebels. Gen Younes defected to the rebels in February after serving in the Libyan leadership since the 1969 coup which brought Col Muammar Gaddafi to power. Meanwhile Nato says it bombed Libyan state TV transmitters overnight. The Libyan Broadcasting Authority said three of its technicians were killed and 15 other people injured in the attack in the capital, Tripoli. The alliance said it had disabled three satellite transmission dishes through a "precision air strike". It said the operation was intended to stop "inflammatory broadcasts" by Col Gaddafi's government.

Brothers attack pilot after he boots them off plane

A pair of thuggish brothers brutally attacked an American Airlines pilot after he kicked one of them off a plane for being passed out drunk.
Jonathan and Luis Baez, both of Las Piedras, Puerto Rico, were arrested at Miami International airport on Wednesday night July27, for the assault, which left the pilot bruised and bloodied and delayed the San Francisco bound flight more than two hours. The scuffle started after a flight attendant noticed that Jonathan Baez, 27, had passed out without buckling his seat belt as the plane pulled away from the gate. The attendant tried to wake Baez, but he was groggy and appeared plastered on booze or high on drugs. After the attendant told the crew that Baez wouldn't buckle up, the pilot stopped taxiing and turned around, cops said. When Baez finally came to, the attendant told him he had to get off the plane. Luis Baez, 29, decided to follow his brother, and the two screamed obscenities at the pilot. "When you fly to San Juan, I will have you killed," one of the goons shouted, according to police. Crew members escorted the brothers off the plane, but Jonathan ran back, punched the pilot in the face and then punched a female flight attendant who tried to step in. Luis then joined in the vicious beatdown, and the two hoodlums chased the pilot into the terminal, cops said. Eventually, some passengers and crew members tackled the brothers and held them down until police arrived. The Miami-based pilot was cut up, bruised and shaken after the attack, police said. Another pilot showed up, and the 176 passengers and six crew members took off for San Francisco at around 11:30 p.m., two hours after the scheduled take off. Jonathan and Luis Baez were held at Miami-Dade county jail on $9,000 bond and $12,500 bond on assault and battery charges. Source: NYDaily News