Saturday 19 November 2016

Premier League: City beat Palace, Liverpool stay top despite Southampton’s draw

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Yaya Toure marked his return to Pep Guardiola’s team, with a match-winning brace, as Manchester City defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 at Selhurst Park.
The Ivory Coast midfielder, has been overlooked by Guardiola for over two months, which resulted in a war of words with his agent, Dimitri Seluk.

Yaya Toure apologized to the Spaniard and the club, before he was named in the starting line-up on Saturday. He scored either side of Connor Wickham’s effort, to hand City all three points.
Liverpool are still top of the Premier League, despite drawing 0-0 with Southampton at Saint Marys.
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Northern Christian Politicians demand more appointments

President Muhammadu Buhari
Friday Olokor, Abuja
Christians in Northern Nigeria under the aegis of Northern Nigeria Christian Politicians, in Abuja on Saturday demanded that President Muhammadu Buhari should consider appointing more Christians from the region into public offices.
The organisation said that although the President had tried, they are asking for more.
They tabled the demand during a national prayer, award and reception in honour of the Speaker, House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara and  Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir David Lawal.
While presenting an award of appreciation to President Buhari who was represented at the event by Interior Ministry, Abdulrahman Dambazau, a member of the steering committee of NNCP , Dr. Jonathan Zwingina, also urged the President to ensure that northern governors imitate his gesture.
He said, “While we are grateful to Mr. President, we want to encourage him to appoint more christians into public offices, and that he should also urge all northern governors to emulate him,” he said, adding that it is by so doing that true peace and unity can be guaranteed in the region.”
In his keynote address, Anglican Archbishop of Jos, Most Rev. Benjamin Kwashi, called for life imprisonment for public officials who tamper with funds meant for education, health, water and agricultural purposes.
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Cow Almost Killed Husband & Wife Driving On High Speed (Photos)

This unfortunate accident happened around 7UP area in Aba, Abia State. Before the couple, said to be driving on high speed, could spot the cow it was too late.
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 Serious jam!
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No inmate beaten to death by Kwara prison officials – PRO


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The Public Relations Officer, PRO, of the Ilorin Prison, in Kwara State, Mr Philip, has refuted reports making the rounds that some prison officials beat six inmates to death after they protested over poor quality of food given to them.
The incident was said to have caused chaos on Thursday at the Oke Kura prison.
According to the widely circulated report, the inmates requested to see the Comptroller General of Prisons so he could address their grievances, but the request was turned down by the warders.
Afterwards, the inmates embarked on a protest in order to draw the attention of the Comptroller to their plight, but unfortunately for them, the warders who were visibly angry over their protest, got the arms squad and allegedly unleashed terror on the prisoners.
Five of the inmates were said to have died on the spot and one of the 12 who suffered injuries died in the hospital.
Some of the dead victims were identified as Jeunlo, Alhaji Faddish and Alhaji Yusuf.
But the PRO, reacting to the attack that has created a lot of tension, said it was not possible for warders to beat inmates to death.
“It is not true and no such thing happened. If you’re in doubt, come down to Ilorin, I will personally lead you to Oke Kura to see things for yourself,” he told newsmen on Friday
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