Monday, 30 May 2016
FORMER CHAD PRESIDENT GET LIFE JAIL IN SENEGAL
HISSENE HABRE WEY BE FORMER PRESIDENT FOR CHAD DON GET LIFE JAIL FOR THE THINGS WEY HE DO DURING HIS REGIME FROM 1982 TO 1990 AND NA SENEGAL DEY SENTENCE AM AND THE OFFENCE WEY HE COMMIT NA RAPE AND SEXUAL SLAVERY AND KILLLINGS OF INNOCENT PEOPLE
PRESIDENT MESSAGE ON DEMOCRACY DAY
It has been a year of triumph, consolidation, pains and achievements. By age, instinct and experience, my preference is to look forward, to prepare for the challenges that lie ahead and rededicate the administration to the task of fixing nigeria. But i believe we can also learn from the obstacles we have overcome and the progress we made thus far, to help strengthen the plans that we have in place to put nigeria back on the path of progress.
We affirm our belief in democracy as the form of government that best assures the active participation and actual benefit of the people. Despite the many years of hardship and disappointment the people of this nation have proved inherently good, industrious tolerant, patient and generous.
The past years have witnessed huge flows of oil revenues. From 2010 average oil prices were $100 per barrel. But economic and security conditions were deteriorating. We campaigned and won the election on the platform of restoring security, tackling corruption and restructuring the economy. On our arrival, the oil price had collapsed to as low as $30 per barrel and we found nothing had been kept for the rainy day. Oil prices have been declining since 2014 but due to the neglect of the past, the country was not equipped to halt the economy from declining.
The infrastructure, notably rail, power, roads were in a decrepit state. All the four refineries were in a state of disrepair, the pipelines and depots neglected.
Huge debts owed to contractors and suppliers had accumulated. Twenty-seven states could not pay salaries for months. In the north-east, boko haram had captured 14 local governments, driven the local authorities out, hoisted their flags. Elsewhere, insecurity was palpable; corruption and impunity were the order of the day. In short, we inherited a state near collapse.
On the economic front, all oil dependent countries, nigeria included, have been struggling since the drop in prices. Many oil rich states have had to take tough decisions similar to what we are doing. The world, nigeria included has been dealing with the effects of three significant and simultaneous global shocks starting in 2014:
a 70% drop in oil prices.
Global growth slowdown. Normalization of monetary policy by the united states federal reserve.
Our problems as a government are like that of a farmer who in a good season harvests ten bags of produce. The proceeds enable him to get by for rest of the year. However, this year he could only manage 3 bags from his farm. He must now think of other ways to make ends meet.
From day one, we purposely set out to correct our condition, to change nigeria. We reinforced and galvanized our armed forces with new leadership and resources. We marshaled our neighbours in a joint task force to tackle and defeat boko haram. By the end of december 2015, all but pockets and remnants had been routed by our gallant armed forces. Our immediate focus is for a gradual and safe return of internally displaced persons in safety and dignity and for the resumption of normalcy in the lives of people living in these areas.
Efcc was given the freedom to pursue corrupt officials and the judiciary was alerted on what nigerians expect of them in the fight against corruption. On the economy, in particular foreign exchange and fuel shortages, our plan is to save foreign exchange by fast tracking repair of the refineries and producing most of our fuel requirements at home. And by growing more food in nigeria, mainly rice, wheat and sugar we will save billions of dollars in foreign exchange and drastically reduce our food import bill.
We resolved to keep the naira steady, as in the past, devaluation had done dreadful harm to the nigerian economy. Furthermore, i support the monetary authority’s decision to ensure alignment between monetary policy and fiscal policy. We shall keep a close look on how the recent measures affect the naira and the economy. But we cannot get away from the fact that a strong currency is predicated on a strong economy.
And a strong economy pre-supposes an industrial productive base and a steady export market. The measures we must take, may lead to hardships. The problems nigerians have faced over the last year have been many and varied. But the real challenge for this government has been reconstructing the spine of the nigerian state.
The last twelve months have been spent collaborating with all arms of government torevive our institutions so that they are more efficient and fit for purpose: that means a bureaucracy better able to develop and deliver policy that means an independent judiciary, above suspicion and able to defend citizen’s rights and dispense justice equitably. That means a legislature that actually legislates effectively and above all; that means political parties and politicians committed to serving the nigerian people rather than themselves.
These are the pillars of the state on which democracy can take root and thrive. But only if they are strong and incorruptible. Accordingly, we are working very hard to introduce some vital structural reforms in the way we conduct government business and lay a solid foundation on which we can build enduring change.
An important first step has been to get our housekeeping right. So we have reduced the extravagant spending of the past. We started boldly with the treasury single account, stopping the leakages in public expenditure.
We then identified forty-three thousand ghost workers through the integrated payroll and personal information system. That represents pay packets totaling N4.2 billion stolen every month. In addition, we will save twenty-three billion per annum from official travelling and sitting allowances alone.
Furthermore, the efficiency unit will cut costs and eliminate duplications in ministries and departments. Every little saving helps. The reduction in the number of ministries and work on restructuring and rationalization of the mdas is well underway. When this work is complete we will have a leaner, more efficient public service that is fit for the purpose of changing nigeria for the good and for good.
As well as making savings, we have changed the way public money is spent. In all my years as a public servant, i have never come across the practice of padding budgets. I am glad to tell you now we not only have a budget, but more importantly, we have a budget process that is more transparent, more inclusive and more closely tied to our development priorities than in the recent past. 30% of the expenditure in this budget is devoted to capital items. Furthermore, we are projecting non-oil revenues to surpass proceeds from oil. Some critics have described the budget exercise as clumsy. Perhaps. But it was an example of consensus building, which is integral to democratic government. In the end we resolved our differences.
We have, therefore, delivered significant milestones on security, corruption and the economy. In respect of the economy, i would like to directly address you on the very painful but inevitable decisions we had to make in the last few weeks specifically on the pump price of fuel and the more flexible exchange rate policy announced by the central bank. It is even more painful for me that a major producer of crude oil with four refineries that once exported refined products is today having to import all of its domestic needs. This is what corruption and mismanagement has done to us and that is why we must fight these ills.
As part of the foundation of the new economy we have had to reform how fuel prices had traditionally been fixed. This step was taken only after protracted consideration of its pros and cons. After comprehensive investigation my advisers and i concluded that the mechanism was unsustainable.
We are also engaged in making recoveries of stolen assets some of which are in different jurisdictions. The processes of recovery can be tedious and time consuming, but today i can confirm that thus far: significant amount of assets have been recovered. A considerable portion of these are at different stages of recovery. Full details of the status and categories of the assets will now be published by the ministry of information and updated periodically. When forfeiture formalities are completed these monies will be credited to the treasury and be openly and transparently used in funding developmental projects and the public will be informed.
On the niger delta, we are committed to implementing the united nations environment programme report and are advancing clean-up operations. I believe the way forward is to take a sustainable approach to address the issues that affect the delta communities. Re-engineering the amnesty programmes is an example of this. The recent spate of attacks by militants disrupting oil and power installations will not distract us from engaging leaders in the region in addressing niger delta problems. If the militants and vandals are testing our resolve, they are much mistaken. We shall apprehend the perpetrators and their sponsors and bring them to justice.
The policy measures and actions taken so far are not to be seen as some experiment in governance. We are fully aware that those vested interests who have held nigeria back for so long will not give up without a fight. They will sow divisions, sponsor vile press criticisms at home and abroad, incite the public in an effort to create chaos rather than relinquish the vice-like grip they have held on nigeria.
The economic misfortune we are experiencing in the shape of very low oil prices has provided us with an opportunity to restructure our economy and diversify. We are in the process of promoting agriculture, livestocks, exploiting our solid mineral resources and expanding our industrial and manufacturing base. That way, we will import less and make the social investments necessary to allow us to produce a large and skilled workforce.
Central bank of nigeria will offer more fiscal incentives for business that prove capable of manufacturing products that are internationally competitive. We remain committed to reforming the regulatory framework, for investors by improving the ease of doing business in nigeria.
Meanwhile, the first steps along the path of self-sufficiency in rice, wheat and sugar – big users of our scarce foreign exchange – have been taken. The labour intensive farming enterprise (life), will boost the economy and ensure inclusive growth in long neglected communities. Special intervention funds through the bank of agriculture will provide targeted support. Concerns remain about rising cost of foods such as maize, rice, millet, beans and gari. Farmers tell me that they are worried about the cost of fertilizers, pesticides and the absence of extension services. The federal and state governments are on the same page in tackling these hurdles in our efforts at increased food production and ultimately food security.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the increasing role that our women are playing in revitalizing the agricultural sector. Modern farming is still hard and heavy work and i salute our nigerian women in sharing this burden. In this respect i am very pleased to announce that the government will shortly be launching the national women’s empowerment fund, which i have approved to provide n1.6 billion in micro-finance loans to women across the nation to assist in rehabilitating the economies of rural communities, particularly those impacted by the insurgency and conflict.
With respect to solid minerals, the minister has produced a roadmap where we will work closely with the world bank and major international investors to ensure through best practices and due diligence that we choose the right partners. Illegal mining remains a problem and we have set up a special security team to protect our assets. Special measures will be in place to protect miners in their work environment.
For too long, ours has been a society that neglects the poor and victimizes the weak. A society that promotes profit and growth over development and freedom. A society that fails to recognize that, to quote the distinguished economist amartya sen “ poverty is not just lack of money. It is not having the capability to realize one’s full potential as a human being.”
So, today, i am happy to formally launch, by far the most ambitious social protection programme in our history. A programme that both seeks to start the process of lifting many from poverty, while at the same time creating the opportunity for people to fend for themselves. In this regard, five hundred billion naira has been appropriated in the 2016 budget for social intervention programmes in five key areas. We are committed to providing job creation opportunities for five hundred thousand teachers and one hundred thousand artisans across the nation. 5.5 million children are to be provided with nutritious meals through our school feeding programme to improve learning outcomes, as well as enrolment and completion rates. The conditional cash transfer scheme will provide financial support for up to 1 million vulnerable beneficiaries, and complement the enterprise programme – which will target up to 1 million market women; four hundred and sixty thousand artisans; and two hundred thousand agricultural workers, nationwide. Finally, through the education grant scheme, we will encourage students studying sciences, technology, engineering and maths, and lay a foundation for human capital development for the next generation
I would like to pay a special tribute to our gallant men and women of the armed forces who are in harm’s way so that the rest of us can live and go about our business in safety. Their work is almost done. The nation owes them a debt of gratitude.
Abroad, we want to assure our neighbours, friends and development partners that nigeria is firmly committed to democratic principles. We are ready partners in combating terrorism, cyber crimes, control of communicable diseases and protection of the environment. Following on the paris agreement, cop 21, we are fully committed to halting and reversing desertification. Elsewhere, we will intensify efforts to tackle erosion, ocean surge, flooding and oil spillage which i referred to earlier by implementing the united nations environment programme (unep) report.
We are grateful to the international community notably france, the us, uk and china for their quick response in helping to tackle the recent ebola outbreak in our sub-region. We also acknowledge the humanity shown by the italian and german governments in the treatment of boat people, many fleeing from our sub-region because of lack of economic opportunity. We thank all our partners especially several countries in the eu.
We appreciate the valuable work that the un agencies, particularly unicef, icrc, the world food program have been doing. We must also appreciate the world bank, the gates foundation, the global fund and educate a child of qatar are for the excellent work in our health, education and other sectors.
Fellow citizens let me end on a happy note. To the delight of all, two of the abducted chibok girls have regained their freedom. During the last one year, not a single day passed without my agonizing about these girls. Our efforts have centred around negotiations to free them safely from their, mindless, captors. We are still pursuing that course. Their safety is of paramount concern to me and i am sure to most nigerians. I am very worried about the conditions those still captured might be in. Today i re-affirm our commitment to rescuing our girls. We will never stop until we bring them home safely. As i said before, no girl should be put through the brutality of forced marriage and every Nigerian girl has the right to an education and a life choice.
I thank you and appeal to you to continue supporting the government’s efforts to fix nigeria.
We affirm our belief in democracy as the form of government that best assures the active participation and actual benefit of the people. Despite the many years of hardship and disappointment the people of this nation have proved inherently good, industrious tolerant, patient and generous.
The past years have witnessed huge flows of oil revenues. From 2010 average oil prices were $100 per barrel. But economic and security conditions were deteriorating. We campaigned and won the election on the platform of restoring security, tackling corruption and restructuring the economy. On our arrival, the oil price had collapsed to as low as $30 per barrel and we found nothing had been kept for the rainy day. Oil prices have been declining since 2014 but due to the neglect of the past, the country was not equipped to halt the economy from declining.
The infrastructure, notably rail, power, roads were in a decrepit state. All the four refineries were in a state of disrepair, the pipelines and depots neglected.
Huge debts owed to contractors and suppliers had accumulated. Twenty-seven states could not pay salaries for months. In the north-east, boko haram had captured 14 local governments, driven the local authorities out, hoisted their flags. Elsewhere, insecurity was palpable; corruption and impunity were the order of the day. In short, we inherited a state near collapse.
On the economic front, all oil dependent countries, nigeria included, have been struggling since the drop in prices. Many oil rich states have had to take tough decisions similar to what we are doing. The world, nigeria included has been dealing with the effects of three significant and simultaneous global shocks starting in 2014:
a 70% drop in oil prices.
Global growth slowdown. Normalization of monetary policy by the united states federal reserve.
Our problems as a government are like that of a farmer who in a good season harvests ten bags of produce. The proceeds enable him to get by for rest of the year. However, this year he could only manage 3 bags from his farm. He must now think of other ways to make ends meet.
From day one, we purposely set out to correct our condition, to change nigeria. We reinforced and galvanized our armed forces with new leadership and resources. We marshaled our neighbours in a joint task force to tackle and defeat boko haram. By the end of december 2015, all but pockets and remnants had been routed by our gallant armed forces. Our immediate focus is for a gradual and safe return of internally displaced persons in safety and dignity and for the resumption of normalcy in the lives of people living in these areas.
Efcc was given the freedom to pursue corrupt officials and the judiciary was alerted on what nigerians expect of them in the fight against corruption. On the economy, in particular foreign exchange and fuel shortages, our plan is to save foreign exchange by fast tracking repair of the refineries and producing most of our fuel requirements at home. And by growing more food in nigeria, mainly rice, wheat and sugar we will save billions of dollars in foreign exchange and drastically reduce our food import bill.
We resolved to keep the naira steady, as in the past, devaluation had done dreadful harm to the nigerian economy. Furthermore, i support the monetary authority’s decision to ensure alignment between monetary policy and fiscal policy. We shall keep a close look on how the recent measures affect the naira and the economy. But we cannot get away from the fact that a strong currency is predicated on a strong economy.
And a strong economy pre-supposes an industrial productive base and a steady export market. The measures we must take, may lead to hardships. The problems nigerians have faced over the last year have been many and varied. But the real challenge for this government has been reconstructing the spine of the nigerian state.
The last twelve months have been spent collaborating with all arms of government torevive our institutions so that they are more efficient and fit for purpose: that means a bureaucracy better able to develop and deliver policy that means an independent judiciary, above suspicion and able to defend citizen’s rights and dispense justice equitably. That means a legislature that actually legislates effectively and above all; that means political parties and politicians committed to serving the nigerian people rather than themselves.
These are the pillars of the state on which democracy can take root and thrive. But only if they are strong and incorruptible. Accordingly, we are working very hard to introduce some vital structural reforms in the way we conduct government business and lay a solid foundation on which we can build enduring change.
An important first step has been to get our housekeeping right. So we have reduced the extravagant spending of the past. We started boldly with the treasury single account, stopping the leakages in public expenditure.
We then identified forty-three thousand ghost workers through the integrated payroll and personal information system. That represents pay packets totaling N4.2 billion stolen every month. In addition, we will save twenty-three billion per annum from official travelling and sitting allowances alone.
Furthermore, the efficiency unit will cut costs and eliminate duplications in ministries and departments. Every little saving helps. The reduction in the number of ministries and work on restructuring and rationalization of the mdas is well underway. When this work is complete we will have a leaner, more efficient public service that is fit for the purpose of changing nigeria for the good and for good.
As well as making savings, we have changed the way public money is spent. In all my years as a public servant, i have never come across the practice of padding budgets. I am glad to tell you now we not only have a budget, but more importantly, we have a budget process that is more transparent, more inclusive and more closely tied to our development priorities than in the recent past. 30% of the expenditure in this budget is devoted to capital items. Furthermore, we are projecting non-oil revenues to surpass proceeds from oil. Some critics have described the budget exercise as clumsy. Perhaps. But it was an example of consensus building, which is integral to democratic government. In the end we resolved our differences.
We have, therefore, delivered significant milestones on security, corruption and the economy. In respect of the economy, i would like to directly address you on the very painful but inevitable decisions we had to make in the last few weeks specifically on the pump price of fuel and the more flexible exchange rate policy announced by the central bank. It is even more painful for me that a major producer of crude oil with four refineries that once exported refined products is today having to import all of its domestic needs. This is what corruption and mismanagement has done to us and that is why we must fight these ills.
As part of the foundation of the new economy we have had to reform how fuel prices had traditionally been fixed. This step was taken only after protracted consideration of its pros and cons. After comprehensive investigation my advisers and i concluded that the mechanism was unsustainable.
We are also engaged in making recoveries of stolen assets some of which are in different jurisdictions. The processes of recovery can be tedious and time consuming, but today i can confirm that thus far: significant amount of assets have been recovered. A considerable portion of these are at different stages of recovery. Full details of the status and categories of the assets will now be published by the ministry of information and updated periodically. When forfeiture formalities are completed these monies will be credited to the treasury and be openly and transparently used in funding developmental projects and the public will be informed.
On the niger delta, we are committed to implementing the united nations environment programme report and are advancing clean-up operations. I believe the way forward is to take a sustainable approach to address the issues that affect the delta communities. Re-engineering the amnesty programmes is an example of this. The recent spate of attacks by militants disrupting oil and power installations will not distract us from engaging leaders in the region in addressing niger delta problems. If the militants and vandals are testing our resolve, they are much mistaken. We shall apprehend the perpetrators and their sponsors and bring them to justice.
The policy measures and actions taken so far are not to be seen as some experiment in governance. We are fully aware that those vested interests who have held nigeria back for so long will not give up without a fight. They will sow divisions, sponsor vile press criticisms at home and abroad, incite the public in an effort to create chaos rather than relinquish the vice-like grip they have held on nigeria.
The economic misfortune we are experiencing in the shape of very low oil prices has provided us with an opportunity to restructure our economy and diversify. We are in the process of promoting agriculture, livestocks, exploiting our solid mineral resources and expanding our industrial and manufacturing base. That way, we will import less and make the social investments necessary to allow us to produce a large and skilled workforce.
Central bank of nigeria will offer more fiscal incentives for business that prove capable of manufacturing products that are internationally competitive. We remain committed to reforming the regulatory framework, for investors by improving the ease of doing business in nigeria.
Meanwhile, the first steps along the path of self-sufficiency in rice, wheat and sugar – big users of our scarce foreign exchange – have been taken. The labour intensive farming enterprise (life), will boost the economy and ensure inclusive growth in long neglected communities. Special intervention funds through the bank of agriculture will provide targeted support. Concerns remain about rising cost of foods such as maize, rice, millet, beans and gari. Farmers tell me that they are worried about the cost of fertilizers, pesticides and the absence of extension services. The federal and state governments are on the same page in tackling these hurdles in our efforts at increased food production and ultimately food security.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the increasing role that our women are playing in revitalizing the agricultural sector. Modern farming is still hard and heavy work and i salute our nigerian women in sharing this burden. In this respect i am very pleased to announce that the government will shortly be launching the national women’s empowerment fund, which i have approved to provide n1.6 billion in micro-finance loans to women across the nation to assist in rehabilitating the economies of rural communities, particularly those impacted by the insurgency and conflict.
With respect to solid minerals, the minister has produced a roadmap where we will work closely with the world bank and major international investors to ensure through best practices and due diligence that we choose the right partners. Illegal mining remains a problem and we have set up a special security team to protect our assets. Special measures will be in place to protect miners in their work environment.
For too long, ours has been a society that neglects the poor and victimizes the weak. A society that promotes profit and growth over development and freedom. A society that fails to recognize that, to quote the distinguished economist amartya sen “ poverty is not just lack of money. It is not having the capability to realize one’s full potential as a human being.”
So, today, i am happy to formally launch, by far the most ambitious social protection programme in our history. A programme that both seeks to start the process of lifting many from poverty, while at the same time creating the opportunity for people to fend for themselves. In this regard, five hundred billion naira has been appropriated in the 2016 budget for social intervention programmes in five key areas. We are committed to providing job creation opportunities for five hundred thousand teachers and one hundred thousand artisans across the nation. 5.5 million children are to be provided with nutritious meals through our school feeding programme to improve learning outcomes, as well as enrolment and completion rates. The conditional cash transfer scheme will provide financial support for up to 1 million vulnerable beneficiaries, and complement the enterprise programme – which will target up to 1 million market women; four hundred and sixty thousand artisans; and two hundred thousand agricultural workers, nationwide. Finally, through the education grant scheme, we will encourage students studying sciences, technology, engineering and maths, and lay a foundation for human capital development for the next generation
I would like to pay a special tribute to our gallant men and women of the armed forces who are in harm’s way so that the rest of us can live and go about our business in safety. Their work is almost done. The nation owes them a debt of gratitude.
Abroad, we want to assure our neighbours, friends and development partners that nigeria is firmly committed to democratic principles. We are ready partners in combating terrorism, cyber crimes, control of communicable diseases and protection of the environment. Following on the paris agreement, cop 21, we are fully committed to halting and reversing desertification. Elsewhere, we will intensify efforts to tackle erosion, ocean surge, flooding and oil spillage which i referred to earlier by implementing the united nations environment programme (unep) report.
We are grateful to the international community notably france, the us, uk and china for their quick response in helping to tackle the recent ebola outbreak in our sub-region. We also acknowledge the humanity shown by the italian and german governments in the treatment of boat people, many fleeing from our sub-region because of lack of economic opportunity. We thank all our partners especially several countries in the eu.
We appreciate the valuable work that the un agencies, particularly unicef, icrc, the world food program have been doing. We must also appreciate the world bank, the gates foundation, the global fund and educate a child of qatar are for the excellent work in our health, education and other sectors.
Fellow citizens let me end on a happy note. To the delight of all, two of the abducted chibok girls have regained their freedom. During the last one year, not a single day passed without my agonizing about these girls. Our efforts have centred around negotiations to free them safely from their, mindless, captors. We are still pursuing that course. Their safety is of paramount concern to me and i am sure to most nigerians. I am very worried about the conditions those still captured might be in. Today i re-affirm our commitment to rescuing our girls. We will never stop until we bring them home safely. As i said before, no girl should be put through the brutality of forced marriage and every Nigerian girl has the right to an education and a life choice.
I thank you and appeal to you to continue supporting the government’s efforts to fix nigeria.
ME KE I DIDNT PROSTRATE FOR TOYIN AIMAKU-SEUN ELEGBEDE
SEUN WEY BE FORMER MAN TO TOYIN AIMAKHU DON TALKED SEY HE NEVER PROSTRATE TO TOYIN OR GO TO COMMISSIONER OF LAGOS BUT HIM AND TOYIN DON SETTLE THIER WAHALA
Saturday, 28 May 2016
FANS BANNED FROM MILAN MAIN SQUARE BECAUSE OF BOMB SCARE
FANS WEY DEY WAIT MAKE THEM WATCH THE CHAMPION LEAGUE FINAL FOR MILAN MAIN SQUARE WERE DISSAPOINTED BECAUSE THEY DIDNT SHOW AM BECAUSE OF TERROR ATTACK
IT IS HULL CITY
HULL CITY DON PROMOTE TO PREMIER AS DEY BEAT SHEFIED WEDNESDAY TODAY BY LONE GOAL AND NA MUHAMMED DIAME SCORED THE GOAL FOR SECOND HALF
Friday, 27 May 2016
NLC CHAIRMAN IN KOGI NA GHOST WORKERS?
LABOUR UNION WEY DEY KOGI STATE DON RAISE ALARM OVER WETIN THEM DEY HEAR SEY CHAIRMAN FOR NLC FOR KOGI STATE WEY HIM NA ONUH EDOKA NA GHOST WORKER AND WORKER UNION DON TALKED SEY NA SYTEM WEY KOGI STATE GOVERNMENT WANT USE SACK WORKERS
Thursday, 26 May 2016
ESE ORURU GIVE BIRTH TO BABY GIRL
ESE ORURU WEY BE 14 YEARS OLD AND WEY COME FROM BAYELSA DON GIVE BIRTH TO BABY GIRL FOR BAYELSA AND NA YUNUSA YELLOW WEY COME FROM KANO GIVE AM BELLE AFTER HE TAKE AM TO KANO BY FORCE
MAN U APPOINTS JOSE MOURINHO AS THIER COACH
MANCHESTER UNITED WEY BE FOOTBALL CLUB FOR ENGLAND DON APPOINT MOURINHO AS THIER COACH AND NA SKY SPORT TALKED AM
SOUTH CAROLINA SIGNS LEGISLATION TO BAN ABORTION
SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR WEY BE REPUBLICAN AND WEY HIM NAME BE NIKKY HAILEY DON BAN ANY ABORTION WEY REACH 20 WEEKS AND THE DOCTOR WEY DO AM GO GET 3 YEARS IN PRISON OR $10000 FINE AND NA ONLY WHEN THE MOTHER GET SERIOUS WAHALA DEY CAN DO IT
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
COURT BARS METUH FROM TRAVELING ABROAD FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT
A FEDERAL HIGH COURT WEY DEY ABUJA AND WEY NA JUSTICE ABANG OKON HEAD AM DON STOP OLISA METUH FROM GOING ABROAD FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT.THE JUDGE TALKED SEY THE CASE NO BE ABOUT SYMPATT BUT ABOUT RULE OF LAW
FORMER MILTARY GOVERNOR DIES IN LAGOS
FORMER MILTARY GOVERNOR DURING IREGIME OF IBRAHIM BABANGIDA WEY HIM NAME BE MAJOR GENERAL ABUBAKAR TANKO AYUBA DOB DIE AT AGE OF 70 FOR LAGOS LUTH TODAY WEDNESDAY WEY BE 25TH OF MAY 2016
FG DON APPOINT SIX EXECUTIVES FOR SIX PARASTALS WEY DEY MINISTRY OF INFORMATION AND DEY ARE BAYO ONANUGA FOR NAN,MR ISHAKU MODIBO KAWU AS DIRECTOR GENERAL FOR NIGERIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION(NBC),MR LIMAN MANSUR DIRECTOR GENERAL FEDERAL RADIO CORPORATION OF NIGERIA(FRCN),MR YAKUBU MUHAMMED DIRECTOR GENERAL NIGERIA TELEVISION AUTHORITY(NTA),DR GABAR ABARI DIRECTOR GENERAL NATIONAL ORIENTATION AGENCY(NOA) AND MR OSITA OKECHUKWU DIRECTOR GENERAL VOICE OF NIGERIA(VOA) AND NA ALL THESE PEOPLE GO TAKE OVER FROM PEOPLE WEY DEY ASKED TO GO HOME.ON FEBRUARY 15 THIS YEAR
POLICE ARREST FIVE MEN OVER ENUGU MASSACRE
POLICE DON ARREST FIVE MEN OVER THE ENUGU MASSACRE WEY HAPPEN FOR APRIL 25 OF THIS YEAR AND NA MIDNIGHT THE THING HAPPEN FOR NIMBO COMMUNITY IN UZO UWANI LGA OF ENUGU STATE AND THE FIVE PERSON WEY DEY ARREST ARE SULEIMAN LAUTE,HARUNA LAUTE,CIROMA MUSA,SALE ADAMU AND MUHAMMED ZURAI AND DEY ALSO FIND MOBILE PHONE WEY CONTAIN VIDEO OF WETIN HAPPEN THERE
EKITI STATE GOVERNMENT SEALED GTB AND ECOBANK
EKITI STATE GOVERNMENT DON SEALGUARANTY TRUST BANK AND ECOBANK WEY DEY EKITI FOR NOT PAYING TAX.WHILE ANOTHER SOURCE TALKED SEY NA BECAUSE DEY DID NOT SUPPORT GOVERNMENT TO REPAIR ROAD
FG DECLARES MAY 30 PYBLIC HOLIDAY
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DON DECLARE MAY 30 AS PUBLIC HOLIDAY AND NA MINISTER OF INTERIOR RTD.LT.GEN ABDULRAHMAN DAMBAZZAU TALKED AM FOR ABUJA TODAY WEY BE WEDNESDAY 25TH OF MAY
BAYO ONANUGA NAMED NAN MD BY PRESIDENT BUHARI
PRESIDENT BUHARI DON APPOINT BAYO ONANUGA WEY BE EDITOR IN CHIEF OF THE NEWS AS THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF THE NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA AND NA TODAY WEY BE WEDNESDAY 25TH OF MAY MR SEGUN ADEYEMI WEY BE SPECIAL ADVISER TO LAI MUHAMMED WEY BE MINISTER OF INFORMATION ANNOUNCE AM
INDONESIA SIGN INTO LAW TO CHEMICALLY CASTRATES CHILD RAPIST
JOKO WIDODO WEY BE PRESIDENT OF INDONESIA DON SIGN INTO LAW DECREE WEY GO CHEMICALLY CASTRATE ANYONE WEY RAPE CHILDREN AND HE TALKED FURTHER SEY THE PUNISHEMENT MAY BE DEATH PENALTY OR LIFE IMPRISONMENT OR THE MINIMUM WEY BE 10 YEARS PLUS DEY WILL ALSO BE MICRO CHIP TO MONITOR THEM PLUS THIER NAME ON NATIONAL DAILY
FIDELITY MD REARRESTED OVER FRESH $153M DIEZANI LOOT
FIDELITY MD,NNAMDI OKONKWO DON GET INTO FRESH TROUBLE OVER FRESH LOOT WEY DEY DISCOVER FROM DIEZANI AND DEY DON ARREST HIM AND THE MONEY NA $153M WEY DEY PUT FOR FIDELITY BANK TO RIG THE ELECTION FOR FORMER PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN AND DEY ALSO DETAINED TWO OGA FOR THE BANK IN LAGOS
Tuesday, 24 May 2016
LIVERPOOL DON SIGN MAINZ GOALKEEPER
LIVERPOOL DON SIGN MAINZ GOALKEEPER WEY HIM NAME BE LORIS KARIUS AND HE BE GERMANY UNDER 21 GOALKEEPER AND NA £4.7M DEY BUY AM AND NA FIVE YEARS HE SIGNED AND NA HIM GO DEY WEAR NUMBER 1
JOSE MOURINHO DON DEY DISCUSS WITH MANCHESTER UNITED
JORGE MENDES WEY BE MOURINHO AGENT DON DEY MANCHESTER TO DISCUSS WETIN DEY GO PAY JOSE MOURINHO AND NA TODAY HE GET THERE PLUS MANCHESTER UNITED FIT ANNOUNCE MOURINHO THIS.WEEK
Monday, 23 May 2016
MANCHESTER UNITED SACKED VAN GAAL
MANCHESTER UNITED DON SACK VAN GAAL AFTER HE DON HELP MANCHESTER UNITED WINTHE FA AND NA JOSE MOURHINHO LIKELY TO TAKE OVER
Sunday, 22 May 2016
NLC CALLED.OFF STRIKE
NLC WEY NA WABBA DEY LEAD DON CALL OFF THIER STRIKE AND DEY DON AGREED TO NEGOTIATE WITH FG AND THIS TAKE HAPPEN AFTER THIER EMERGENCY MEETING AND AFTER TINUBU DON TAALKEF WITH THEM BUT DEY DON CALLED ON PEOPLE NOT TO AGREE WITH PRICE WEY DEY INCREASE
VP OSINBAJO TO REPRESENT BUHARI
PRESIDENT NO GO COME LAGOS AGAIN FOR OFFICIAL VISIT BUT NA VICE PRESIDENT OSINBAJO GO COME NOW AND HE GO COME AFTER RAMADAN NA SO HIS MEDIA AIDE GARBA SHEU TALKED AM
NPL RESULTS SUNDAY(22/05/2016)
ABIA WARRIORS 1-2 SUNSHINE(FT)
AKWA 0-2 3SC(FT))
LOBI 1-0 RIVERS UNITED(FT)
IFEANYI UBA 2-0 NIGER TORNADOES(FT)
PLEATEAU 0-0 KANO(FT)
WIKKI 3-0 IKORODU(FT)
WARRI 3-1 EL KANEM(FT)
AKWA 0-2 3SC(FT))
LOBI 1-0 RIVERS UNITED(FT)
IFEANYI UBA 2-0 NIGER TORNADOES(FT)
PLEATEAU 0-0 KANO(FT)
WIKKI 3-0 IKORODU(FT)
WARRI 3-1 EL KANEM(FT)
Saturday, 21 May 2016
PDP SACKS ALI MODU SHERIFF APPOINTS CARETAKER COMMITTEE
PDP DON SACK ALI MODU SHERIFF AND DEY DON NAME SEVEN MAN CARETAKER COMMITTEE WHICH NA SENATOR AHMED MAKARFI DEY HEAD WEY BE FORMER GOVERNOR OF KADUNA PLUS SENATOR BEN OBI GO BE SECRETARY PLUS OTHER MEMBERS LIKE SENATOR ABDUL NINGI,SENATOR UGBESIA ODION,PRINCE DAYO ADEYEYE,BARRISTER KEVIN USMAN AND MRS AISHA ALIYU
PDP SACKS ALI MODU SHERIFF APPOINTS CARETAKER COMMITTEE
PDP DON SACK ALI MODU SHERIFF AND DEY DON NAME SEVEN MAN CARETAKER COMMITTEE WHICH NA SENATOR AHMED MAKARFI DEY HEAD WEY BE FORMER GOVERNOR OF KADUNA PLUS SENATOR BEN OBI GO BE SECRETARY PLUS OTHER MEMBERS LIKE SENATOR ABDUL NINGI,SENATOR UGBESIA ODION,PRINCE DAYO ADEYEYE,BARRISTER KEVIN USMAN AND MRS AISHA ALIYU
Friday, 20 May 2016
WALTER MAZZARI TAKES OFFER IN WATFORD
WALTER MAZZARI DON TAKE OVER AS THE COACH OF WATFORD WHILE BRENDER ROGERS DON TAKE OVER AS CELTIC
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
EGYPTY AIRFLIGHT DISAPPEARED 69 MISSING
EGYPTY AIRFLIGHT MS804 WEY DEY TRAVEL FROM PARIS TO CAIRO DON DISAPEARRED FROM RADAR AND THE PLANE GET 59 PASSENGERS AND 10 CREW MEMMBER.THE PLANE WEY COMOT FROM PARIS CHARLES DE GAULE AIRPORT AT 11PM LOCAL TIME DONE ALMOST REACH EGYPT BEFORE DEY NO SEE AM FOR RADAR AGAIN AND EGYPTAIN OFFICIALS DON DEY LOOK FOR AM
NPL ROUND OF 18 RESULTS WEDNESDAY(18/05/2016)
HEARTLAND 0-0 PLEATEAU(FT)
3SC 2-0 ABIA WARRIORS(FT)
RIVERS UNITED 1-0 AKWA(FT)
IKORODU UNITED 1-0 WARRI WOLVES(FT)
SUNSHINE 3-1 WIKKI(FT)
NASSARA 2-1 LOBI(FT)
3SC 2-0 ABIA WARRIORS(FT)
RIVERS UNITED 1-0 AKWA(FT)
IKORODU UNITED 1-0 WARRI WOLVES(FT)
SUNSHINE 3-1 WIKKI(FT)
NASSARA 2-1 LOBI(FT)
Tuesday, 17 May 2016
PRESIDENT BUHARI SACKS IMMIGRATION BOSS
PRESIDENT BUHARI DON SACKED OGA PATAPATA FOR IMMIGRATION MR MARTINS ABESHI AND NA ON TUESDAY WEY BE 17 OF MAY NA PRESIDENT SACK AM AND STAFF OF IMMIGRATION DEY HAPPY WITH THIER REACTION
COURT STOPS NLC
INDUSTRIAL COURT WEY NA JUSTICE BABATUNDE ADEJUMO HEAD AM DON ASKED THE NLC NOT TO GO ON STRIKE AND NA ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION AND MINISTER OF JUSTICE ,MALAM ABUBAKAR TAKE THEM TO COURT TO STOP THEM
FACTION OF NLC SAYS NO TO STRIKE
NLC FACTION OF COMRADE JOE AJERO DON TALKED SEY HIS FACTION OF NLC NO GO GO ON STRIKE TOMORROW AND HE DON TALKED SEY DEY WILL MEET AND DECIDE WETIN DEY GO DO AND EVEN TALKED FURTHER SEY WABBA FACTION DEY ASKED FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO WRITE OFF N2BN HOUSE LOAN WEY DEY COLLECT IN 2012 HE BELIEVE SEY THAT NA SELL OUT AND HE ALSO TALKED SEY DEY ARE AGAINST THE FUEL INCREASE
LABOUR WILL STRIKE DESPITE COURT INJUNCTION
LABOUR GO STILL GO ON STRIKE DESPITE COURT DON TELL THEM MAKE DEY NO STRIKE BUT THE STRIKE GO START TOMOROW
IT IS HULL CITY AND SHEFFIEELD WEDNESDAY IN WEMBLY
HULL CITY SELF DON QUALIFY FOR THE PLAY OFF FOR PROMOTION TO PREMIESHIP WEY GO AT WEMBLY AND NA SHEFIELD WEDNESDAY DEY GO MEET AFTER DERBY BEAT THEM FOR THIER STADIUM DEY NOW QUALIFY ON 3-2 AGGREGATE
GOVERNOR AMBODE ADMINSTRATION COMMISSION NEW PROJECT
GOVERNOR AMBODE ADMINSTRATION DON COMMISSION NEW ROAD FOR OSHODI AND THIS NA THE ROAD.
PLEATEAU UNITED SUSPENDS THIER HEAD COACH
PLEATEAU UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB DON SUSPEND THIER HEAD COACH WEY BE ZAKARY BARAJE FOR BEING IN NUMBER 14 FOR LEAGUE TABLE
Monday, 16 May 2016
PDP BOT'S EXTEND SHERIFF TENURE
PDP BOT DON MEET AND DEY DON EXTEND THE TENURE OF ALI MODU SHERIFF WEY BE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF PDP TO 2018 AND DEY DON AGREE SEY BY MID OF 2018 DEY WILL DO ELECTION TO CHOOSE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN FROM SOUTH AND NA THE SECRETARY OF PDP BOT WEY BE CHIEF OJO MADUEKWE AND DEY DON ALSO ZONE THE PRESIDENCY TO NORTH PLUS NATIONAL CONVENTION WEY WANT HOLD IN RIVER STATE IN MAY 21 WE STILL GO AHEAD IN PORTHARCOURT
ANDY MURRAY BEAT NOVAK DJOKOVIC
ANDY MURRAY WEY BE BRITISH MAN WEY DEY PLAY TENNIS DON WIN ROME MASTERS WHEN HE BEAT NOVAK DJOKOVIC 6-3,6-3 ON SUNDAY WEY BE MAY 15 AND THIS DAY SEF NA HIM BIRTHDAY AND HE DON DEY NUMBER 2 FOR TENNIS
WIFE OF RIVER STATE COMEDIAN KIDNAPPED
KIDNAPPER DON KIDNAPP THE WIFE OF POPULAR COMEDIAN WEY DEY RIVER STATE WEY HIM NAME BE MIKE OGBOLOSINGHA AND NA HIM RESIDENCE DEM KIDNAPPED AS HE NO DEY HOUSE AND AS HE DEY COME FROM WARRI SOMEBODY CALLED AM SEY DEY DON KIDNAPPED HIS WIFE PLUS DEY ALSO TOOK THINGS FROM HIS HOUSE
PRESIDENT BUHARI AND GOVERNOR WIKE IN PRIVATE MEETING
GOVERNOR WIKE OF RIVER STATE GO MEET PRESIDENT BUHARI IN ASO ROCK AND THE MEETING NA WIKE AND PRESIDENT BUHARI DEY THERE AND THE MEETING ONLY LAST FOR THIRTY MINUTES .GOVERNOR WIKE DID NOT TELL ANYBODY WETIN DEY DISCUSS THERE
Sunday, 15 May 2016
NIGERIA ARMY CAPTURED LEADER OF NIGER DELTA AVENGERS
NIGERIA ARMY DON CAPTURED FIVE MEMBERS OF NIGER AVENGERS AND THIER LEADER DEY AMONG.DETAILS GO BE LATER
MANCHESTER UNITED VERSUS BOURNEMOUTH ABANDONED DUE TO SECURITY
THE FINAL PREMIER LEAGUE WEY SUPPOSE TO HAPPEN BETWEEN MANCHESTER UNITED AND BOURNEMOUTH HAVE BEEN ABANDONED WHEN DEY DISCOVERED PARCKAGE FOR NORTH WEST QUADRANT OF THE GROUND
NPL ROUND OF 17 LIVESCORES SUNDAY(15/05/2016)
WIKKI 4-0 3SC(FT)
ABIA WARRIORS 1-0 RIVERS UNITED(FT)
RANGERS 4-1 IKORODU UNITED(FT)
AKWA 1-0 NASSARAWA(FT)
KANO 0-0 HEARTLAND(FT)
PLEATEAU 1-1 EL KANEM(FT)
WARRI WOLVES 2-0 SUNSHINE(FT)
GIWA 2-0 LOBI(FT)
ABIA WARRIORS 1-0 RIVERS UNITED(FT)
RANGERS 4-1 IKORODU UNITED(FT)
AKWA 1-0 NASSARAWA(FT)
KANO 0-0 HEARTLAND(FT)
PLEATEAU 1-1 EL KANEM(FT)
WARRI WOLVES 2-0 SUNSHINE(FT)
GIWA 2-0 LOBI(FT)
EPL ROUND OF 38 LIVESCORES SUNDAY(15/05/2016)
WEST BROM 1-1 LIVERPOOL(L)
EVERTON 3-0 NORWICH(L)
CHELSEA 1-1 LEICESTER(L)
NEWCASTLE 5-1 TOTTHENHAM(L)
STOKE 2-1 WEST HAM(L)
SOUTHAMPTON 4-1 CRYSTAL PALACE(L)
SWANSEA 1-1 MAN CITY(L)
WATFORD 2-2 SUNDERLAND(L)
MAN U ABND BOURNEMOUTH
ARSENAL 4-0 ASTON VILLA(L)
EVERTON 3-0 NORWICH(L)
CHELSEA 1-1 LEICESTER(L)
NEWCASTLE 5-1 TOTTHENHAM(L)
STOKE 2-1 WEST HAM(L)
SOUTHAMPTON 4-1 CRYSTAL PALACE(L)
SWANSEA 1-1 MAN CITY(L)
WATFORD 2-2 SUNDERLAND(L)
MAN U ABND BOURNEMOUTH
ARSENAL 4-0 ASTON VILLA(L)
ITALIAN SERIE A ROUND OF 38 LIVESCORES SUNDAY(15/05/2016)
CHIEVO 0-0 BOLOGNA(FT)
EMPOLI 2-1 TORINO(FT)
GENOA 1-2 ATALANTA(FT)
LAZIO 2-4 FIORENTINA(FT)
PALERMO 3-2 VERONA(FT)
UDINESE 1-2 CARPI(FT)
EMPOLI 2-1 TORINO(FT)
GENOA 1-2 ATALANTA(FT)
LAZIO 2-4 FIORENTINA(FT)
PALERMO 3-2 VERONA(FT)
UDINESE 1-2 CARPI(FT)
SPANISH LA LIGA ROUND OF 38 LIVESCORES SUNDAY (15/05/2016(
MALAGA 4-1 LAS PALMAS(FT)
ESPANYOL 4-2 EIBAR(FT)
RAYO VALLECANO 3-1 LEVANTE(FT)
REAL BETIS 2-1 GETAFE(FT)
SPORTING DE GIJON 2-0 VILLAREL(FT)
ESPANYOL 4-2 EIBAR(FT)
RAYO VALLECANO 3-1 LEVANTE(FT)
REAL BETIS 2-1 GETAFE(FT)
SPORTING DE GIJON 2-0 VILLAREL(FT)
Saturday, 14 May 2016
ARMY REPEAL BOKO HARAM ATTACK IN SAMBISA FOREST
ARMY DON REPEAL ATTACK OF BOKO HARAM INSIDE SAMBISA FOREST AND DEY ALSO CAPTURED WETIN BOKO HARAM DEY USE TO FIGHT PLUS KILLING SOME MEMBERS OF THE BOKO HARAM AND NA EARLY THIS MORNING THIS HAPPEN .NA ARMY SPOKESPERSON COLONEL USMAN SANI TALKED AM THAT NA 21 BRIGADE DID THIS
OBLAK EQUALS LA LIGA GOALKEEPING RECORD
OBLAK WEY DEY PLAY FOR ATHLETICO MADRID DON EQUAL THE RECORD SET BY DEPORTIVO DE LACORUNA GOALKEEPER PACO LIANA IN 1993-1994 WEY BE LETTING 18 GOALS IN BUT WITH ALL THIS NA THIRD DEY CARRY FOR SPANISH LA LIGA
HIGUAIN BREAK SERIE A RECORD
GONZALO HINGUAN WEY DEY PLAY FOR NAPOLI AND WEY COME FROM.ARGENTINA DON BREAK 66 YEARS GOAL SCORING RECORD WEY GUNNAR NORDAHI SET IN 1949-1950 SEASON WHEN HE DEY PLAY FOR AC MLAN BY SCORING 36 GOALS ONE BETTER THAN GUNNAR
NLC,TUC ORDER BUHARI TO REVERSE THE PRICE
NLC AND TUC DON MEET TODAY WEY BE SATURDAY AND DEY DON ASK BUHARI TO REVERSE THE PETROL TO OLD PRICE OF N86.50 BECAUSE THIS NO BI WETIN HE PROMISE AND HE DON PROMISED SEY HE NO GO REMOVE THE SUBSIDY.DEY TALKED SEY IF FG DID NOT REVERSE THE PRICE DEY WILL OCCUPY NIGERIA
STUTTGART DON FALL DOWN
STUTTGART DON FALL DOWN TO THE SECOND TIER IN GERMAN BUNDESLIGA AND THIS DEY HAPPEN TO THEM FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 41 YEARS
NA SUAREZ
SUAREZ WEY DEY PLAY FOR BARCELONA DON WIN THE HIGHEST GOAL SCORER IN SPANISH LEAGUE AS HE SCORED TOTAL OF 40 GOALS IN THE LEAGUE.CONGRATS LUIS SUAREZ
SPANISH LA LIGA ROUND OF 38 LIVESCORES SATURDAY(14/05/2016)
DEPORTIVO DE 0-2 REAL MADRID(FT)
LA CORUNA
GRANADA 0-3 BARCELONA(FT)
ATH BILBAO 3-1 SEVILLA(FT)
ATL MADRID 2-0 CELTA DE VIGO(FT)
LA CORUNA
GRANADA 0-3 BARCELONA(FT)
ATH BILBAO 3-1 SEVILLA(FT)
ATL MADRID 2-0 CELTA DE VIGO(FT)
ITALIAN SERIE A ROUND OF 38 LIVESCORES SATURDAY(14/05/2016)
JUVENTUS 5-0 SAMPDORIA
MILAN 1-3 ROMA(FT)
NAPOLI 4-0 FROSINONE(FT)
SASUOLO 3-1INTER MILAN(FT)
MILAN 1-3 ROMA(FT)
NAPOLI 4-0 FROSINONE(FT)
SASUOLO 3-1INTER MILAN(FT)
FRENCH LIGUE 1 ROUND OF 38 LIVESCORES SATURDAY(14/05/2016)
ANGERS 2-3 TOULOUSE(FT)
CAEN 1-0 BORDEAUX(FT)
GUINGAMP 2 -3 NICE(FT)
LORIENT 1-0 AJACCIO(FT)
MONACO 2-0 MONTIPLIER(FT)
PSG 4-0 NANTES(FT)
REIMS 4-1 LYON(FT)
RENNES 1-2 BASTIA(FT)
ST ETIENE 0-1 LILLE(FT)
TROYES 1-1 MARSEILLE(FT)
CAEN 1-0 BORDEAUX(FT)
GUINGAMP 2 -3 NICE(FT)
LORIENT 1-0 AJACCIO(FT)
MONACO 2-0 MONTIPLIER(FT)
PSG 4-0 NANTES(FT)
REIMS 4-1 LYON(FT)
RENNES 1-2 BASTIA(FT)
ST ETIENE 0-1 LILLE(FT)
TROYES 1-1 MARSEILLE(FT)
GERMAN BUNDESLIGA LIVESCORES SATURDAY(14/05/2016)
MAINZ 0-0 HERTHA BERLIN(FT(
BAYER LEVKN 3-2 INGOLSTADT 04(FT)
BOR DORTMD 2-2 COLOGNE(FT)
AUGSBURG 1-3 HAMBURGER(FT)
BAYERN MUN 3-1 HANNOVER 96(FT)
DARMSTADT 98 0-2 B'M'GLADBACH(FT)
WERDER BREMEN 1-0 FRANKFURT(FT)
HOFFENHEIM 1-4 SCHALKE(FT)
WOLFSBURG 3-1 STUTTGART(FT)
BAYER LEVKN 3-2 INGOLSTADT 04(FT)
BOR DORTMD 2-2 COLOGNE(FT)
AUGSBURG 1-3 HAMBURGER(FT)
BAYERN MUN 3-1 HANNOVER 96(FT)
DARMSTADT 98 0-2 B'M'GLADBACH(FT)
WERDER BREMEN 1-0 FRANKFURT(FT)
HOFFENHEIM 1-4 SCHALKE(FT)
WOLFSBURG 3-1 STUTTGART(FT)
Friday, 13 May 2016
FIFA APPOINTS FIRST FEMALE SECRETARY GENERAL
FIFA DON APPOINT FIRST FEMALE TO BE THIER SECRETARY GENERAL AND SHE COME FROM SENEGAL AND HER NAME BE FATMA SAMBA DIOUF SAMOURA AND SHE DON WORK WITH UN FOR 21 YEARS AND SHE GO TAKE OVER FROM JEROME VACKLE
WE WILL OCCUPY NIGERIA-NANS
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN STUDENT DON TALKED SEY DEY TAKE OVER NIGERIA OVER THE INCREAMENT OF PRICE OF PETROL TO N145 AND DEY TALKED SEY BY MONDAY NIGERIA WILL BE OCCUPIED AND NA NANS PRESIDENT WEY BE TIJANI SHEU TALKED AM TO PRESS
Thursday, 12 May 2016
DINO MELAYE GIVES FG SEVEN DAYS TO REVERSE THE PMS PRICE TO OLD PRICE
DINO MELAYE WEY BE SENATOR FROM KOGI STATE DON GIVE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO REVERSE THE PRICE OF PETROL TO OLD PRICE OF N86.50 OR E GO LEAD THE PROTEST AGAINST BECAUSE THIS IS NOT WHAT WE PROMISED NIGERIA
Wednesday, 11 May 2016
I DONT NEED APOLOGY-PRESIDENT BUHARI
PRESIDENT DON REPLIED TO THE STATEMENT WEY PRIME MINISTER OF BRITAIN,DAVID CAMERON TALKED SEY NIGERIA IS FANSTITATICALLY CORRUPT BY TALKING SEY HE NO NEED TO ASK FOR APOLOGY BUT BRITAIN SHOULD RETURN THE MONEY WEY NIGERIANS WEY STOLE KEEP IN THIE COUNTRY
WE WILL RESIST PETROL PRICE INCREASE -NLC
NIGERIA LABOUR CONGRESS DON REACT TO THE NEW FUEL PRICE AND DEY DON TALKED DEY WILL NEVER ACCEPT IT UNLESS DEY PUT AM TO OLD PRICE
NEWCASTLE AND NORWICH GO DOWN
SUNDERLAND DON ESCAPE RELEGATION AS NEWCASTLE AND NORWICH DON GO DOWN TO LOWER LEAGUE THIS HAPPEN AS SUNDERLAND BEAT EVERTON 3-0 TO REACH 38 POINT WEY BOTH NEWCASTLE AND NORWICH NO FIT REACH
EPL RESHEDULE MATCH RESULTS WEDNESDAY(11/05/2016)
NORWICH 4-2 WATFORD(FT)
SUNDERLAND 3-0 EVERTON(FT)
LIVERPOOL 1-1 CHELSEA(FT)
SUNDERLAND 3-0 EVERTON(FT)
LIVERPOOL 1-1 CHELSEA(FT)
ANGRY YOUTH BURNT DOWN PROPERTIES OF MEMBERS OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY FOR NOT FULFILING THIER PROMISE
ANGRY YOUTH FOR KANO DON DEY PROTEST SINCE 11AM AND DEY DESTROYED THE HOUSE OF SENATOR KABIRU GAYA OF GAYA LGA OF KANO PLUS ALSO DESTROYING HIS CAMPAIGN OFFICE AND DEY ALSO DESTROYED POULTRY FARM OF HOUSE REPSENTATIVES FROM THE AREA FOR NOT KEEPING PROMISE WEY DEY MADE AFTER DURING CAMPAIGN AND THE NAME OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE IS ABDULLAHI MAHMOD
FG INCREASE PMS PUMP PRICE TO N145
FG DON REMOVE SUBSIDY AND DEY DON INCREASE THE PRICE OF PETROL TO N145 .WE GO TELL U DETAIL LATER
NPL ROUND OF 16 WEDNESDAY(11/05/2016)
3SC 1 -2 WARRI WOLVES(FT)
GIWA 0-3 ;AKWA UNITED(FT)
IKORODU UNITED 2-2 PLEATEAU(FT)
IFEANYI UBA 1-0 LOBI(FT)
MFM 0-0 EYIMBA(FT)
NASARRAWA 3-2 ABIA WARRIORS(FT)
NIGER TORNADOES 2-1 HEARTLAND(FT)
RIVERS UNITED 1-0 WIKKI(FT)
SUNSHINE 2-1 RANGERS(FT)
GIWA 0-3 ;AKWA UNITED(FT)
IKORODU UNITED 2-2 PLEATEAU(FT)
IFEANYI UBA 1-0 LOBI(FT)
MFM 0-0 EYIMBA(FT)
NASARRAWA 3-2 ABIA WARRIORS(FT)
NIGER TORNADOES 2-1 HEARTLAND(FT)
RIVERS UNITED 1-0 WIKKI(FT)
SUNSHINE 2-1 RANGERS(FT)
Tuesday, 10 May 2016
EFCC GET COURT ORDER TO DETAIN FFK
EFCC DON GET COURT ORDER TO DETAIN FEMI FANI KAYODE MORE THAN WETIN LAW GIVE THEM TO DETAIN OVER THE N840MN WEY HE COLLECT ILLEGALY FROM CBN
FANS ATTACK MAN U COACH
WEST HAM FANS ATTACKED MANCHESTER UNITED COACH BY THROWING BOTTLE ON IT AND THIS MAKES THE MATCH TO BE DELAYED TILL 8.30 PM
CLATTENBURG TO REFER CHAMPION LEAGUE FINAL
NA MARK CLATTENBURG GO REFER THE MATCH BETWEEN REAL MADRID AND ATHLETICO MADRID WEY DEY GO PLAY AT MILAN UEFA DON ANNOUNCE AM PLUS DEY DON ANNOUNCE SWEDES JONAS EROKSON TO REFER EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND SEVILLA IN BASLE
3 KIDNAPPED SPANISH JOURNALIST RELEASED RETURN HOME
THREE JOURNALIST WEY BE SPANISHED AND WEY DEY KIDNAPPED IN ALEPPO WEY BE NORTHERN CITY IN SYRIA DON GET FREEDOM AND DEY DON RETURNS HOME AND THIER NAME BE ANTONIO PAMPILEGA,JOSE MANUEL LOPEZ AND ANGEL SIASTERE AND NA JULY LAST YEAR DEY KIDNAPP THEM PLUS NA ACTING DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER ,SORAYA SAENZ WELCOME THEM BACK TO SPAIN
Sunday, 8 May 2016
IBRAHMOVIC CROWNED FRANCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR THIRD TERM
ZLATAN IBRAHMOVIC WAS VOTED THE PLYER OF FRANCE FOR THE THIRD TERM ON SUNDAY.CONGRATS TO HIM
NPL ROUND OF 15 RESULTS SUNDAY(08/05/2016)
RANGER 1-1 3SC(FT)
AKWA UNITED 2-0 IFEANYI UBA(FT)
EYIMBA 2-1 NIGER TORNADOES(FT)
HEARTLAND 2-1 EL KANEM(FT)
LOBI 1-0 MFM(FT)
PLEATEAU UNITED 0-0 SUNSHINE(FT)
KANO PILLARS 2-1 IKORODU UNITED(FT)
WARRI 0-1 RIVERS UNITED(FT)
WIKKI TOURIST 2-1 NASARRAWA(FT)
ABIA WARRIORS 1-0 GIWA(FT)
AKWA UNITED 2-0 IFEANYI UBA(FT)
EYIMBA 2-1 NIGER TORNADOES(FT)
HEARTLAND 2-1 EL KANEM(FT)
LOBI 1-0 MFM(FT)
PLEATEAU UNITED 0-0 SUNSHINE(FT)
KANO PILLARS 2-1 IKORODU UNITED(FT)
WARRI 0-1 RIVERS UNITED(FT)
WIKKI TOURIST 2-1 NASARRAWA(FT)
ABIA WARRIORS 1-0 GIWA(FT)
SPANISH LA LIGA ROUND OF 37 LIVESCORES SUNDAY(08/05/2016)
BARCELONA 5-0 ESPANYOL(FT)
CELTA DE VIGO 1-0 MALAGA(FT)
EIBAR 1-1 REAL BETIS(FT)
GETAFE. 1-1 SPORTING DE GIJON(FT)
LAS PALMAS 0-0 ATH BILBAO(FT)
LEVANTE 2-1 ATL MADRID(FT)
REAL MADRID 3-2 VALENCIA(FT)
REAL SOCIEDAD 2-1 RAYO VALLECANO(FT)
SEVILLA 1 -4 GRANADA(FT)
VILARREL 0-2 DEPORTIVO DE(FT)
... LA CORUNA
CELTA DE VIGO 1-0 MALAGA(FT)
EIBAR 1-1 REAL BETIS(FT)
GETAFE. 1-1 SPORTING DE GIJON(FT)
LAS PALMAS 0-0 ATH BILBAO(FT)
LEVANTE 2-1 ATL MADRID(FT)
REAL MADRID 3-2 VALENCIA(FT)
REAL SOCIEDAD 2-1 RAYO VALLECANO(FT)
SEVILLA 1 -4 GRANADA(FT)
VILARREL 0-2 DEPORTIVO DE(FT)
... LA CORUNA
EPL ROUND OF 37 LIVESCORES SUNDAY(08/05/2016)
TOTTENHAM 1-2 SOUTHAMPTON(FT)
LIVERPOOL 2-0 WATFORD(FT)
MAN CITY 2-2 ARSENAL(FT)
LIVERPOOL 2-0 WATFORD(FT)
MAN CITY 2-2 ARSENAL(FT)
ITALIAN SERIE A ROUND OF 37 SUNDAY(08/05/2016)
ROMA 3-0 CHIEVO(FT)
ATALANTA 1-1 UDINESE(FT)
CARPI 1-3 LAZIO(FT)
FIORENTINA 0-0 PALERMO(FT)
FROSINONE 0-1 SASSUOLO(FT)
SAMPDORIA 0-3 GENOA(FT)
TORINO 1-2 NAPOLI(FT)
VERONA 2-1 JUVENTUS(FT)
ATALANTA 1-1 UDINESE(FT)
CARPI 1-3 LAZIO(FT)
FIORENTINA 0-0 PALERMO(FT)
FROSINONE 0-1 SASSUOLO(FT)
SAMPDORIA 0-3 GENOA(FT)
TORINO 1-2 NAPOLI(FT)
VERONA 2-1 JUVENTUS(FT)
Saturday, 7 May 2016
FRENCH LIGUE 1 ROUND OF 37 LIVESCORES SATURDAY(07/05/2016)
BASTIA 1-0 ANGERS(FT)
BORDEAUX 3-0 LORIENT(FT)
AJACCIO 0-4 PSG(FT)
LYON 6-1 MONACO(FT)
LILLE 0-0 GUINGAMP(FT)
MONTIPELIER 2-0 RENNES(FT)
MARSEILLE 1-0 REIMS(FT)
NICE 2-0 ST ETIENE(FT)
NANTES 1-2 CAEN(FT)
TOULOUSE 1-0 TROYES(FT)
BORDEAUX 3-0 LORIENT(FT)
AJACCIO 0-4 PSG(FT)
LYON 6-1 MONACO(FT)
LILLE 0-0 GUINGAMP(FT)
MONTIPELIER 2-0 RENNES(FT)
MARSEILLE 1-0 REIMS(FT)
NICE 2-0 ST ETIENE(FT)
NANTES 1-2 CAEN(FT)
TOULOUSE 1-0 TROYES(FT)
BAYERN WINS FOURTH TITLE IN A ROW
BAYERN DON WIN THIS YEAR LEAGUE AFTER DEY BEAT INGOLSTADT 2-1 TO CLINCH THIER FOURTH TITLE IN A ROW.CONGRATS BAYERN MUNICH
ITALIAN SERIE A WEEK 37 LIVESCORES SATURDAY(07/05/2016)
INTER MILAN 2-1 EMPOLI(FT)
BOLOGNA 0-1 MILAN(FT)
BOLOGNA 0-1 MILAN(FT)
I AM NOT SICK-KSA
OGA PATAPATA FOR JUJU WEY BE KING SUNNY ADE DON TALKED SEY HE DEY HEALTHY AND THAT HE NEVER SICK AND THAT HE JUST PLAYED FOR TUNJI BRAITHWAITE BURIAL AND HE JUST DEY STEP OUT OF AWUJALE PALACE .THE NEWS OF KSA DEATH WEY COME OUT OF INTERNET BUT KSA DON TALKED SEY HE DEY KAMPE
GERMAN BUNDESLIGA WEEK33 LIVESCORES SATURDAY(07/05/2016)
COLOGNE 0-0 WERDER BREMEN(FT)
B'M'GLADBACH 2-1 BAYER LEVKN(FT)
FRANKFURT 1-0 BOR DORTMD(FT)
INGOLSTADT 04 1-2 BAYERN MUN(FT)
SCHALKE 1-1 AUGSBURG(FT)
HAMBURGER 0-1 WOLFSBURG(FT)
HANNOVER 96 1-0 HOFFENHEIM(FT)
HERTHA 1-2 DARMSTADT 98(FT)
STUTTGART 1-3 MAINZ 05(FT)
B'M'GLADBACH 2-1 BAYER LEVKN(FT)
FRANKFURT 1-0 BOR DORTMD(FT)
INGOLSTADT 04 1-2 BAYERN MUN(FT)
SCHALKE 1-1 AUGSBURG(FT)
HAMBURGER 0-1 WOLFSBURG(FT)
HANNOVER 96 1-0 HOFFENHEIM(FT)
HERTHA 1-2 DARMSTADT 98(FT)
STUTTGART 1-3 MAINZ 05(FT)
EPL WEEK 37 LIVESCORES SATURDAY(07/05/2016)
NORWICH 0-1 MAN U(FT)
CRYSTAL PALACE 2-1 STOKE(FT)
SUNDERLAND 3-2 CHELSEA(FT)
ASTON VILLA 0-0 NEWCASTLE(FT)
BOURNEMOUTH 1-1 WEST BROM(FT)
WEST HAM 1-4 SWANSEA(FT)
LEICESTER CITY 3-1 EVERTON(FT)
CRYSTAL PALACE 2-1 STOKE(FT)
SUNDERLAND 3-2 CHELSEA(FT)
ASTON VILLA 0-0 NEWCASTLE(FT)
BOURNEMOUTH 1-1 WEST BROM(FT)
WEST HAM 1-4 SWANSEA(FT)
LEICESTER CITY 3-1 EVERTON(FT)
Friday, 6 May 2016
EFCC OPETATIVES RAIDS ACCESS BANK'S HEAD OFFICE
EFCC OPERATIVES DON RAID THE HEAD OFFICE OF ACCESS BANK WEY DEY VICTORIA ISLAND,LAGOS AND THIS DEY DO BECAUSE OF HOW LAST ADMINSTRATOR MANAGE ALL THE MONEY WEY DEY GET
EFCC DON LEAVE FFK HOUSE
EFCC OPETATIVES DON LEAVE FEMI FANI KAYODE HOUSE AFTER 8 HOURS WEY DON DEY LAY SIEGE FOR HIS HOUSE WEY DEY ABUJA AND NA THROUGH TWITTER HE ANNOUNCED AM
PRESIDENT BUHARI MESSAGE TO NIGERIANS AFTER SIGNING THE BUDGET
THIS NA MESSAGE WEY PRESIDENT TALKED AFTER SIGNING THE BUDGET
Living in the State House does not alienate me from your daily
struggles. I hear your cries, I share your pains-PMB at budget signing
event
.I commend the sacrifice, resilience, toughness of all Nigerians, who
have continued to have hope and confidence of a great future-PMB
I can't promise that it will be an easy journey, but can assure this
govt you have freely elected will work with honesty & dedication-PMB
I shall speak in more details about the overall economic and social
policies of the govt in my address on May 29, God willing-PMB
This government is like no other. We are absolutely committed to
changing the structure of the Nigerian economy once and for all-PMB
Living in the State House does not alienate me from your daily
struggles. I hear your cries, I share your pains-PMB at budget signing
event
.I commend the sacrifice, resilience, toughness of all Nigerians, who
have continued to have hope and confidence of a great future-PMB
I can't promise that it will be an easy journey, but can assure this
govt you have freely elected will work with honesty & dedication-PMB
I shall speak in more details about the overall economic and social
policies of the govt in my address on May 29, God willing-PMB
This government is like no other. We are absolutely committed to
changing the structure of the Nigerian economy once and for all-PMB
CHRIS GIWA ARRESTED IN NFF OFFICE IN ABUJA
CHRIS GIWA WEY BE OWNER OF GIWA FOOTBALL JOS AND WEY DEY FIGHT FOR OGA PATAPATA FOR NFF DON GET INTO POLICE NET FOR ENTERING NFF OFFICE AFTER.WORKING HOURS PLUS ARGUEING WITH POLICE BUT CHRIS GIWA DON DENIED AM AND HE.TALKED SEY HE WAS NEVER ARRESTED
DEMBELE GET 6 MATCH BAN
DEMBELE WEY DEY PLAY FOR TOTTHENHAM DON GET 6 MATCH BAN FOR HIS BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS DIEGO COSTA DURING THIER MATCH WITH CHELSEA LAST MONDAY
Thursday, 5 May 2016
IT IS LIVERPOOL AND.SEVILLA IN BASEL
NA LIVERPOOL AND SEVILLA GO PLAY FOR FINAL IN BASEL AS BOTH CLUB BEAT THIER OPPONET WHILE LIVERPOOL BEAT VILLAREL 3-1 ON AGGREGATE WHILE SEVILLA BEAT SHAKTAR DONESTK 5-3 BOTH TEAM WILL NOW PLAY ON THE 18TH OF MAY IN BASEL
EUROPA LEAGUE SEMI FINAL SECOND LEG (05/05/2016)
LIVERPOOL 3-0 VILLAREL(FT)
SEVILLA 3-1 SHAKTAR DONSTK(FT)
SEVILLA 3-1 SHAKTAR DONSTK(FT)
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
PRESIDENT BUHARI HOLDS MEETING WITH SARAKI,DOGARA AND APC LEADERS
PRESIDENT BUHARI DON HOLD MEETING WITH LEADERSHIP OF APC LATE WEDNESDAY EVENING AND THE MEETING ENDS EARLY HOUR OF THURSDAY AND THOSE PEOPLE WEY DEY FOR THE MEETING WERE SARAKI,DOGARA,OSINBAJO AND OTHER APC LEADER
IT IS ATHLETICO MADRID VERSUS REAL MADRID IN MILAN
NA REAL MADRID GO MEET ATHLETICO MADRID IN FINAL FOR MAY 28 IN MILAN.THIS HAPPEN AFTER DEY DON SEND MANCHESTER CITY PARKING BY BEATING THEM 1-0 AGGREGATE
JANET JACKSON IS PREGNANT
JANET JACKSON WEY REMAIN SMALL YEAR TO REACH 50 DON GET PREGNANT AND THIS GO BE HER FIRST CHILD .NA SOMEONE WEY CLOSE TO HER TELL ET.JANET WEY POSTPONED HER UNBREAKABLE WORLD TOUR BECAUSE OF HER HUSBAND,WISSAM AL MANA
BUHARI'S,OSINBAJO'S ASSET VERIFIED-CCB
CODE OF CONDUCT BUREAU DON TALKED SEY DEY DON VERIFY THE ASSET WEY THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT DECLARED AND ALL OTHER ASSET DECLARED BY OTHERS AND NA CCB HEAD PRESS AND PROTOCOL,MUHAMMED IDRIS TALKED AM
FORMER IMO GOVERNOR ARRESTED AND RELEASED
ACHIKE UDENWA WEY BE FORMER GOVERNOR OF IMO STATE DON GET ARRESTED BY EFCC AND DEY DON ALSO RELEASE AM AFTER HE DON AGREE TO PAY THE MONEY WEY FORMER FINANCE MINISTER NENADI USMAN ESTHER GIVE AM WHICH BE N350MN.NA ON TUESDAY DEY ARREST AM AND NA ON THE SAME DAY DEY RELEASE AM
Tuesday, 3 May 2016
NA ATHLETICO MADRID
NA ATHLETICO MADRID GO THROUGH TO THE FINAL OF CHAMPION LEAGUE AFTER DEY GETAWAY GOAL IN MUNICH WITH SCORED STOOD AT 2-1 TO BAYERN MUNICH IN ALIANZE ARENA MAKING AGREGATE SCORE BE 2-2 AND DEY WILL NOW MEET THE WINNER OF MANCHESTER CITY OR REAL MADRID WEY GO PLAY TOMORROW
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON
NA BOTH FATHER AND SON WIN THE PREMIERSHIP AT AGE 29 WHILE HIM FATHER PETER SCHMEICHEL WIN AM ON MAY 2, 1993 AT AGE 29 WITH MANCHESTER UNITED HIS SON ALSO WIN IT WITH LEICESTER CITY AT AGE 29 ON MAY 2 ,2016 AND THIS MAKE THEM BECOME THE SECOND FATHER AND SON TO WIN THE PREMIERSHIP AFTER LAN WRIGHT AND SHAUN WRIGHT PHILLIP
NIGERIAN ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING 8 FORGED PASSPORT TO DUBAI
A NIGERIAN TOURIST WEY BE 26 YEARS OLD DON GET INTO TROUBLE FOR SMUGGLING 8 FOEGED PASSPORT WEY HE HIDE INSIDE BOOK BUT POLICE CAUGHT HIM AND DEY DON ARREST HIM
TUPAC MOTHER DIES AT.69
AFENI SHAKUR DAVIES WEY BE MOTHER OF TUPAC DON DIED AT AGE 69 ON MONDAY AT 10:30PM LOCAL TIME
Monday, 2 May 2016
LECEISTER.CITY IS.THE CHAMPION OF EPL
NA LECEISTER CITY WIN THE PREMIERSHIP OF 2015/2016.CONGRATULATION ENGLAND CHAMPION
Sunday, 1 May 2016
NPL ROUND 14 LIVESCORES SUNDAY(01/05/2016)
3SC 2-2 PLEATEAU UNITED(FT)
SUNSHINE STARS 0-1 KANO PILLARS(FT)
RIVERS UNITED 3-1 RANGERS(FT)
EYIMBA 2-2 LOBI(FT)
GIWA 0-0 WIKKI(POSTPONE)
IFEANYI UBA 0-0 ABIA WARRIORS(FT)
NASSARAWA 2-0 WARRI WOLVES(FT)
NIGER TORNADOES 1-0 EL KANEM(FT)
SUNSHINE STARS 0-1 KANO PILLARS(FT)
RIVERS UNITED 3-1 RANGERS(FT)
EYIMBA 2-2 LOBI(FT)
GIWA 0-0 WIKKI(POSTPONE)
IFEANYI UBA 0-0 ABIA WARRIORS(FT)
NASSARAWA 2-0 WARRI WOLVES(FT)
NIGER TORNADOES 1-0 EL KANEM(FT)
SPANISH LA LIGA LIVESCORES SUNDAY(01/05/2016)
ATH BILBAO 2-1 CELTA DE VIGO(FT)
ESPANYOL 1-0 SEVILLA(FT)
DEPORTIVO DE 0-2 GETAFE(FT)
LA CORUNA
VALENCIA 0-2 VILLAREL(FT)
ESPANYOL 1-0 SEVILLA(FT)
DEPORTIVO DE 0-2 GETAFE(FT)
LA CORUNA
VALENCIA 0-2 VILLAREL(FT)
ITALIAN SERIE A LIVESCORES SUNDAY(01/05/2016)
JUVENTUS 2-0 CARPI(FT)
EMPOLI 0-0 BOLOGNA(FT)
MILAN 3-3 FROSINONE(FT)
PALERMO 2-0 SAMPDRIA(FT)
SASSUOLO 1-0 VERONA(FT)
LAZIO 2-0 INTER MILAN(FT)
EMPOLI 0-0 BOLOGNA(FT)
MILAN 3-3 FROSINONE(FT)
PALERMO 2-0 SAMPDRIA(FT)
SASSUOLO 1-0 VERONA(FT)
LAZIO 2-0 INTER MILAN(FT)
EPL WEEK 36 LIVESCORES SUNDAY(01/05/2016)
SWANSEA 3-1 LIVERPOOL(FT)
MAN U 1-1 LEICESTER(FT)
SOUTHAMPTON 4-2 MAN CITY (FT)
MAN U 1-1 LEICESTER(FT)
SOUTHAMPTON 4-2 MAN CITY (FT)
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