Algerians can’t score against me, says Ezenwa

It’s my ball….goalkeeper Ikechukwu Ezenwa
seems to tell his challenger. He is among
three goalies invited to Super Eagles camp for
the World Cup qualifier against Algeria on
November 12 in Uyo.
Super Eagles goalkeeper, Ikechukwu
Ezenwa, says he is 100 percent ready for
the 2018 World Cup qualifying clash against
the Desert Foxes of Algeria.
“I’m ready to comfortably step into the
shoes of Carl Ikeme in the World Cup clash
against Algeria and I’m ready to prove my
worth if called upon or given the go ahead
by manager Gernot Rohr to man the post
against the North Africans,” Ezenwa told
supersport.com yesterday.
The Eagles will confront the North Africans
in the group’s matchday 2 clash on
November 12, at the Godswill Akpabio
International Stadium in Uyo, Akwa Ibom
State.
Ezenwa said that in the absence of first
choice goalkeeper Carl Ikeme, he has
acquired all it takes to provide 100 percent
cover for his side in the difficult clash.
“I have stepped up training immediately
after our heroic performance in Ndola
against the Zambians, preparing for the
Algerian clash.
“My personal trainer has done an excellent
work putting me through rigorous exercises
that will stand me out in the encounter.
“I strongly believe I will not fail the test or
disappoint once asked to be in between the
sticks.
“This is nothing personal as each of the
other goalkeepers, Daniel Akpeyi and Dele
Alampasu, will equally do an excellent job
too.
“Eagles will be good to go against the
Algerians given the quality of players
invited for the important clash.
“Algerians are certain to prove difficult
following the draw against the
Cameroonians but we know what we want
and will not compromise on the three
points at stake.

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Shame: See ladies fighting naked in public over a man.....see photos a and videos

It was a show of shame recently when two young ladies based in the United States of America had a disagreement that escalated into a royal rumble in public.
The two young ladies who were said to be prostitutes threw caution to the wind as they fought dirty for unknown reasons in a local black community in America named Bronx.
They tore each other’s clothes and all they put out all their private assets to the delight of the happy crowd who refused to separate them. The video that has been circulated on Facebook with massive views.

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God Approved Covenant Varsity ’ s School Fees – Oyedepo

The Bishop of the Living Faith
Church Worldwide, Dr. David
Oyedepo, has appealed to those
criticising the school fees
charged by Covenant University
to desist to avoid incurring the
wrath of God.
Oyedepo, in a telecast to a pre-
Shiloh 2016 Convention
gathering of the church
monitored via satellite in Jos on
Saturday, said the critics were
acting in ignorance and risked
incurring the wrath of God. He
said one of such critic smitten
with a strange plague of
chronic mouth odour over the
act only received spiritual
pardon following his confession
and “my intervention before he
was restored to dignity”.
Oyedepo said the issue of school
fees paid by students of the
university was a godly agenda
to meet the demands of raising
godly children in an
environment conducive for
learning. He said such
criticisms were products of
ignorance as what students pay
could not be compared with
what obtained elsewhere that
lacked facilities.
“The school fees has Gods
approval and is in accordance
with the quality of facilities
provided by the university in
meeting the educational needs
of the nation,” he said.
He said the church in its
pioneering role in pushing the
frontiers of education with
excellence had concluded plans
to establish offshore
universities. The cleric said a
fully automated Bible press by
the church had been completed
and would be launched soon.
Oyedepo, however, quoting
from some verses of the Bible,
which include Matthew 24:6-8,
1Peter 2:9, Joel 2:2 and Mal. 4:1,
said the current economic
meltdown was predicted but
that committed Christians
would be exempted.
He prayed for resources for
parents to always meet the
demands of the time and
declared the theme of this
year’s Shiloh holding between
December 6 and 10 as “My Case
is Different”. The bishop said
this year’s annual event of
Shiloh would not be advertised
as past events as it would be
church based.

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Stop Disturbing Courts With Your Problems – Judge Tells PDP

A Justice of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ignatius Agube, who is on the court’s panel sitting on the dispute over the Peoples Democratic Party’s ticket for the forthcoming governorship election in Ondo State, said on Friday that the party’s failure to internalise democracy within its fold over the years was the cause of its problems.
Justice Agube called on PDP to put its house in order and stop troubling the court with its problems.
He said this while reacting to issues generated during the Friday’s proceedings, when two lawyers representing the Ahmed Makarfi and Ali Modu Sheriff factions of the party rose to make conflicting prayers in respect of the appeal filed by the Makarfi camp.
He said, “I have stressed this fact before now. I did so in Kwara and Yobe states, that there is need for the PDP to internalise democracy.
“If they [PDP] had resolved their issues internally, they would not be here washing their dirty linen in public. Ordinarily, the court has no business resolving your internal disputes.”
Acting on the orders made by Justice Okon Abang of the Federal High Court in Abuja on June 29 and October 14, 2016, INEC had dropped Eyitayo Jegede, who is of Makarfi’s faction and replaced him with Jimoh Ibrahim as the PDP’s governorship candidate of the party in the state.
There are now about six pending appeal suits filed by the Makarfi-led faction, and Jegede and others seeking an order compelling INEC to drop Ibrahim and reinstate Jegede as governorship candidate of the party in the state.
During the proceedings, Adedayo Adeyeye and Ben Obi of the Makarfi faction announced that they were representing the PDP; another set of people, including Cairo Ojougboh (Sheriff’s camp) also claimed to be representing the PDP, a development that infuriated Justice Agube.
The panel headed by Justice Ibrahim Saulawa of Calabar division of the Court of Appeal, adjourned all pending applications in the appeals until November 7 for hearing.
The panel adjourned till Monday despite requests by lawyers to the appellants, including Wole Olanipekun (SAN) and Ahmed Raji (SAN) that their preliminary applications be heard promptly in view of the urgency required by the matter.
In the appeal filed by Jegede, his lawyer, Olanipekun, urged the court to promptly consider his client’s application for leave to appeal the decision of the Federal High Court, Abuja on the issue.
He said the matters were election related, which require expeditious hearing.
The respondents’ lawyers, including Beluolisa Nwofor (SAN), said there was no urgency in the cases because they were pre-election matters, which did not require any special panel to be heard.
Nwofor argued that if the court must conduct any further proceedings in the cases, it must first determine the motion on notice, which he filed for his client on November 3, 2016, challenging the jurisdiction of the new panel to sit over the appeals.
In the motion filed for members of state executive of the PDP in the six South West states, including Biyi Poroye, who is the chairman of the Sheriff faction of the party in the state, they asked the court to reverse the decision by the President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa, to constitute the fresh panel.
They also asked the court to disband the panel on the grounds that it was allegedly constituted in breach of their right to fair hearing guaranteed under Section 36 of the Constitution.
Their motion was hinged on, among others, that it was wrong to allow the Court of Appeal to proceed with the appeals when they had valid appeals before the Supreme Court, which challenged the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal.

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