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Saturday, 30 July 2016

When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder | James M. Black

When the trumpet of the Lord shall sound, and time shall be no more,
And the morning breaks, eternal, bright and fair;
When the saved of earth shall gather over on the other shore,
And the roll is called up yonder, I’ll be there.
- Refrain:
  When the roll is called up yonder,
  When the roll is called up yonder,
  When the roll is called up yonder,
  When the roll is called up yonder, I’ll be there.

The Nigerian Navy yesterday explained that its resolve to use air power to dismantle vandals camps and shanties in the Arepo creeks in Ogun state was borne out of difficulty to access the terrain on water and land. In a joint Military operation code named “AWATSE” a Hausa word for ‘to scatter’ the first aerial bombardment was launched Thursday evening on Iroko creeks in Arepo.

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For over four decades, Nigeria’s first woman federal permanent secretary, Francesca Emanuel, has remained an inspiration to young talents in music and theatre. She is one of the early members of the famous Steve Rhodes Voices and a co-founder of the Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON), Lagos. EVELYN OSAGIE speaks with the octogenarian on her passion for the industry.

My thoughts on music

Emergency workers work at the explosion site in Ankara, Turkey March 13, 2016. REUTERS/Tumay Berkin

A faction of Turkey’s armed forces attempted a coup, but was defeated by other military units, police and crowds of civilians. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched a crackdown, arresting or purging thousands of military officers, judges, academics, journalists and others. The government accused Fethullah Gulen, a Muslim cleric based in America, of plotting the coup (which he denied), and sought his extradition. The EU and America warned Mr Erdogan not to crush democracy. See article .

“When a war is over, it takes another 10 years for a war to be really over,” the novelist and poet Chris Abani says over the phone. “And so I grew up in the detritus of that war; it is something that has haunted me for a long time.”

Abani is referring to the Nigerian-Biafran war, which began in his home country in 1967, when he was 18 months old. Although the war lasted less than three years, it proved a deep influence upon Abani’s life. “I remember things like, as an 18-month-old, having to hunt for snails and bush meat,” he recalls. “The perennial smell of mud and dirt and dying things.”

The Greek mathematician Euclid of the 4th century BC who was responding to Ptolemy 1 if there were an easier way to solve theorems said that there is no ‘royal road’ to geometry. The reality in solving complex problems had never been with impressive generosity and existed since time immemorial. The procedure to tackle identified problem is what makes the difference.

I have been observing this young couple in church since the Sunday after their wedding. They are always on suit-and-suit (clothes made from the same fabric). Over the years, they have had three children and they still wear suit-and-suit to church every Sunday. I saw them again last Sunday and it just occurred to me that this suit-and-suit might be one of their customized conflict resolution mechanisms (personal ways of resolving differences).

Nuhu Ribadu, was a ray of hope. The salt that came to stop the rot. A public desperate for salvation embraces eagerly. He contained the temptations that swept away pretenders. He sparkled where others had dimmed. We squelched our doubts. When he fought corruption with zeal, we didn’t count his sins, didn’t regard his foibles. Focused and determined war against a legion of rugged looters summoned adoration.

Not many of us were genuinely shocked at the ‘shocking accusation’ by the Acting Inspector General of Police that his predecessor in office carted 24 cars away as part of the retirement benefits he allowed himself. Not many of us found the allegation incredible.

Brigadier-General Samuel Ogbemudia was brigade major at the 1st Infantry Division, Kaduna at the time of the counter coup of July 29, 1966. In an interview with Vanguard he gives his eyewitness narration of the events that led to the bloody encounter.

NIGERIANS know what to expect when they approach police checkpoints. “How can you appreciate me?” ask officers, AK-47s dangling languidly from their shoulders. “Happy weekend!” say security guards from the early hours of Friday morning. Or simply: “What do you have for me?” Nigeria, as David Cameron, Britain’s former prime minister, pointed out, is “fantastically corrupt”. In Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index, it is 31st from the bottom. Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler, wants to change this. How is he doing?

As debate rages over some basic national questions, an elder statesman, respected Yoruba leader, and former Chief of Defence Staff, General Alani Ipoola Akinrinade (retd), in this interview admonishes the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to do a restructuring of the country to avoid an imminent break up and also to amend the Constitution to allow any constituent part wishing to leave, to do so peacefully.

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Philippians 3:7-14

PRESSING ON IN CHRIST

“I press on towards the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 3:14, NIV

One thing is obvious from the passage for today’s devotion, Paul’s only hope was Christ and Christ alone. Paul believed that if he trusted Jesus Christ, sought after the righteousness and perfection of Jesus Christ with all that he was and had, God

Trust God for a Second (or Third or Fourth) Chance

Trust God for a Second (or Third or Fourth) Chance

BOLA ADEOYE — JULY 30, 2016

“By faith we have been made acceptable to God. And now, because of our Lord Jesus Christ, we live at peace with God” (Romans 5:1 CEV).

You could use a second chance to get healthy year. A December 2012 Journal of Clinical Psychology report says the number one New Year’s resolution for the year was to lose weight. By the end of the year, only 8 percent of respondents had successfully fulfilled their resolutions — whether they were losing weight, getting organized, cutting debt, or something else.

When the Saints Go Marching In | Anonymous/Unknown

I am just a lonesome trav’ler,
Through this big, wide world of sin;
Want to join that grand procession,
When the saints go marching in.
- Refrain:
  Oh, when the saints go marching in,
  Oh, when the saints go marching in;
  Lord, I want to be in that number,
  When the saints go marching in.

WASHINGTON — “Are you up?”

The emails arrive late, often after 1 a.m., tapped out on a secure BlackBerry from an email address known only to a few. The weary recipients know that once again, the boss has not yet gone to bed.

The late-night interruptions from President Obama might be sharply worded questions about memos he has read. Sometimes they are taunts because the recipient’s sports team just lost.

When the Saints Go Marching In | Anonymous/Unknown Anticipation

I am just a lonesome trav’ler,
Through this big, wide world of sin;
Want to join that grand procession,
When the saints go marching in.
- Refrain:
  Oh, when the saints go marching in,
  Oh, when the saints go marching in;
  Lord, I want to be in that number,
  When the saints go marching in.

Read Hillary Clinton’s Full DNC Acceptance Speech: “We Begin A New Chapter Tonight” | Vox

Thank you! Thank you for that amazing welcome.

And Chelsea, thank you.

I’m so proud to be your mother and so proud of the woman you’ve become.

Thanks for bringing Marc into our family, and Charlotte and Aidan into the world.

And Bill, that conversation we started in the law library 45 years ago is still going strong. It’s lasted through good times that filled us with joy, and hard times that tested us.

That Free Windows 10 Upgrade Ends In A Few Hours. Here’s How To Get It | Cnet

If you’re still on the fence about whether to upgrade to Windows 10 (and you’ve somehow managed to avoid Microsoft’s aggressive upgrade requests), the clock is ticking.

Microsoft’s free Windows 10 upgrade offer officially expirestoday at 11:59 p.m. UTC-10 — that’s July 30 at 2:59 a.m. PT, 5:59 a.m. ET, 10:59 a.m. UK or 7 p.m. AEST. After today, upgrading will cost you $119, £100 or AU$180. So if you’re running Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 on a laptop, desktop or tablet computer, the time to act is now.

Two British hospitals have reported cases of the Zika virus, according to reports.

Hospitals in Calderdale and Huddersfield are said to have confirmed zika virus infection in three people who had returned from overseas. The condition of the patients is unknown.

(Photo: Getty)

At the beginning of his war memoirs, Charles de Gaulle famously wrote, ‘All my life I have had a certain idea of France’ and its ‘eminent and exceptional destiny’. It was not only an abstract concept: the picture in his mind was of ‘the Madonna in mural frescoes’. What is President Hollande’s certain idea of France? Presumably it cannot be the Madonna, since Hollande is the child of French laïcité, which creates an unbridgeable gulf between religion and the republic.

Officials of the United Nations were among those injured on Thursday in northeast Nigeria as Boko Haram terrorists ambushed their vehicles as they from Bama where they had gone to offer relief services to displaced persons, officials said.

The convoy was attacked despite being escorted by armed soldiers.

The attacks on the UN officials and soldiers came four days after personnels of Medicins Sans Frontier narrowly escaped being killed by landmines some few kilometres from where Thursday’s ambush attack was carried out.

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The gas explosion which occurred on Sunday in Obotim Nsit village, Nsit Ibom Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, left shocked villagers with various degrees of injuries.

But by Tuesday, two days after the incident, the victims were yet to receive medical attention. The community only received drinks and cash worth fifty-one thousand five hundred naira (one hundred and sixty-three dollars only).

John Olatchy Momoh

John Olatchy Momoh (OON) is the Chairman and CEO of Channels Television, a Television station he founded in 1992. He was born on July 1, 1957 in Lagos, Nigeria. He was born into a humble background as his father was a cook.

The Television Station founded by him is the nine time winner of the Nigeria’s “Television Station of the Year” Award and a recent winner of the African Achievers Awards Trust’s 2014 “Best Television Station in Africa” Award.

When plans and theories seem to have failed and the path ahead appears crooked; when today looks bleak and tomorrow appears dreary; when the systemic stench signals a deepening and the societal decadence portends a protraction; when the citizens’ strength to keep holding on has dissipated and the inner push to keep up the fight for survival has waned, there, then, comes only one option available to the besieged and beleaguered people of a nation like Nigeria. HOPE! They have to keep HOPING that the tide will turn. That is all that the hapless people can do in the face of hard times that are now pounding hard on the country.

“We must support the fight against corruption. It should not be for the Federal Government alone; the state and local governments must fight corruption. Let us chase away the thieves among us” – Rev. Olawuyi James, July 22, 2016.

On Thursday July 29, 2016, the former Nigerian Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala and her husband, Mr., Ikemba Iweala celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary.

A former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Tunde Lemo, has said the country should expect a further shrinkage in economic activities this year.

He said the impact of this projected shrinkage would be especially felt across the major sectors of the economy.

He, therefore, advised the Federal Government to intensify efforts towards diversifying the economy.

There’s a land beyond the river,
That we call the sweet forever,
And we only reach that shore by faith’s decree;
One by one we’ll gain the portals,
There to dwell with the immortals,
When they ring the golden bells for you and me.
- Refrain:
  Don’t you hear the bells now ringing?
  Don’t you hear the angels singing?
  ’Tis the glory hallelujah Jubilee.
  In that far-off sweet forever,
  Just beyond the shining river,
  When they ring the golden bells for you and me.

Even though he was famed as Ironside on account of his sheer physical prowess and escapades, the cascade of events that overwhelmed Nigeria in the first seven months of 1966 was enough to devour the boldest of men. General JohnsonThomas Aguiyi Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state was unprepared for the duties of statecraft thrust upon him by the events of January 15, 1966, when the political leadership of the country was removed.

There was also no indigenous experience of a military junta to draw lessons from. He had been a sort of pioneer, having been the country’s first Major General, the first indigenous Commander of the Nigerian Army, first Nigerian to command a United Nations Peace Force among many other caps earned locally and internationally.

Reaping from January 15 coup

Aguiyi Ironsi was thrown unto the national sphere by the events of January 15, 1966, which led to the overthrow of the country’s civilian government by a group of young officers styled as the Five Majors. By happenstance or coincidence, Aguiyi Ironsi, who was the GOC of the Army (Chief of Army Staff) escaped the bullet of the military usurpers. All but one of the five Army Majors, Major Wale Ademoyega, were all of Igbo ancestry. Even more remarkable was the fact that the tide of the killings during the January 15 failed coup was heavily tilted against the North.

Biography of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Politician, Delta State Celebrity.

Sing the wondrous love of Jesus,
Sing His mercy and His grace;
In the mansions bright and blessed
He’ll prepare for us a place.
- Refrain:
  When we all get to heaven,
  What a day of rejoicing that will be!
  When we all see Jesus,
  We’ll sing and shout the victory!

The first shots shattered the peace of the night at the Abeokuta Garrison of the Nigerian Army a few minutes after midnight on July 29, 1966.

Three casualties lay instantly dead in the persons of Lieutenant Colonel Gabriel Okonweze, the Garrison Commander, Major John Obienu, Commander of the 2nd Reece Squadron, and Lieutenant E. B. Orok, also of the Reece Squadron. It was the beginning of the much-touted revenge coup of Northern Nigerian army officers and men against the regime of Major General Johnson Thomas Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi.

In every relationship in the biggest moment comes when you have to be introduced officially to your partners family.

Outside the country in the western world, this is no big deal but right here in Ghana, it is a very big deal. That meeting practically will define whether your relationship will get the approval of the family or not.

Your partner holds the final say but of course, you won’t marry her to strangers so it’s important how this first official meeting goes.

At this meetup, your partners family will ask you questions in an effort to get to know you better. These questions can come from every aspect of life. From where you come from, your family, what you do, what you’ve been doing before meeting their daughter, how you feel about their daughter, what your future plans are etc.. Some families can get under your skin but you need to put yourself together and stay calm.

Indonesia Friday executed four drug convicts, three of them foreigners, by firing squad, an official said, drawing swift condemnation from rights groups as Jakarta pushes on with its campaign of capital punishment.

Ten others expected to have faced the firing squad, including nationals from Pakistan, India and Zimbabwe as well as Indonesians, were not put to death but officials said they would be executed at a later stage.

Hours after Roc Nation officially welcomed Tiwa Savage to the record label, Don Jazzy has taken to social media to congratulate his company’s leading queen, and also to shade critics accusing her of joining the Illuminati.

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The Turkish Ambassador to Nigeria, Hakan Cakil, has called on the Nigerian Government to close 17 Turkish schools in Nigeria for their alleged links with a movement his government says was involved in the July 15 failed coup attempt in Turkey.

Indonesia on Friday executed one local and three Nigerian drug convicts by firing squad, an official said.

They were put to death shortly after midnight, Noor Rachmad, deputy attorney general for general crimes, told reporters.

For Lady Victoria Aguiyi Ironsi, the shock of the news of the tragic death of her husband, the late former Head of State, Lt. General Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi can never go away. She described the day and entire period as shocking and terrible dark days. But she remains grateful to God that she weathered it all. In this interview in Umuahia, Lady Aguiyi Ironsi laments that both the Federal and State Government do not accord the nation’s heroes the respect they deserve.

Today is 50 years of the tragic death of your husband.

How did you receive the news? Well, it is 50 years now, I am happy that God has kept us alive till today. And today, one can look back to those dark days. It is not a day one can forget in life, we keep remembering it. The shock can never go away.

How did you feel when the news came?

SPEAKER-HOUSE-OF-REPRESENTATIVES-YAKUBU-DOGARA

SIR: House of RepresentativesSpeaker, Yakubu Dogara, it was who recently made a shocking revelation of looted funds said to have been buried in a farmaround Abuja. Said he: “As we speak, they (referring to the EFCC operatives), are recovering money from someone’s farm somewhere around Abuja”.

•50 years after, Nigeria is yet to learn useful lessons from their assassination

It is exactly 50 years today that the counter-coup of 1966 was executed by soldiers, largely of northern extraction. One event that stood out in the process was the execution of the Head of State, Major-Gen. Johnson Thomas Umunakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi and Col. Adekunle Fajuyi, in Ibadan. Aguiyi-Ironsi who had emerged the major beneficiary of the January coup d’état was on an official visit to the Western Region where Col. Fajuyi was governor when incensed officers led by Captain Theophilus Danjuma decided to avenge what they considered the iniquitous Igbo coup of January.

‘Brexit means Brexit’ is one of the most brilliant political soundbites of recent times. It worked wonders for Theresa May during the Tory leadership contest. It showed that she didn’t intend to ignore the referendum result — that would have been politically suicidal — but the phrase is essentially meaningless. Brexit could mean many things.

Rear Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas - Chief of Naval Staff PHOTO; SUNDAY AGHAEZE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT (PMB) JULY 13 2015

Naval boss’ accusation that the police free suspects arrested by the navy calls for probe

The report emanating from the visit by the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Ibrahim Idris, to the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas, last week, threw up some important security questions. While the naval chief blamed the police for bungling the prosecution of notorious criminals arrested by the navy and handed over to the police, the IGP absolved the police and said the blame should rather go to the judiciary, which he said was in charge of the prosecution.

To some analysts in the financial sector, the decisions taken at Tuesday’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting will rub off on the economy. But, others say they may affect some players in the economy. TAOFIK SALAKO, COLLINS NWEZE, NDUKA CHIEJINA and OKWY IROEGBU-CHIKEZIE report.

IT was an increase introduced to support the tottering foreign exchange (forex) management and subsequently to woo foreign investors. But experts see the increase in benchmark interest rate by 200 basis points by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Tuesday as more burden for the local real sector. To them, it could worsen equity market’s volatility.

The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III, yesterday condemned the sharing of cash from the Office of National Security Adviser (NSA) among some politicians, describing the act as ungodly.

He endorsed the anti-graft war of President Muhammadu Buhari and sought more international support for the campaign.

As a computer student point to note Do you know?
1.) *GOOGLE* - Global Organization Of Oriented Group Language Of Earth.
2.) *YAHOO* - Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.
3.) *WINDOW* - Wide Interactive Network Development for Office work Solution.
4.) *COMPUTER* - Common Oriented Machine Particularly United and used under Technical and Educational Research.
5.) *VIRUS* - Vital Information Resources Under Siege.
6.) *UMTS* - Universal Mobile Telecommunicati ons System.
7.) *AMOLED* - Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode.
8.) *OLED* - Organic light-emitting diode.
9.) *IMEI* - International Mobile Equipment Identity.
10.) *ESN* - Electronic Serial Number.

Oversight.....20 THINGS YOU DO NOT KNOW ABOUT NIGERIA.

20 THINGS YOU DO NOT KNOW ABOUT NIGERIA.

You may already know that Nigeria is the largest black nation in the world and the most populous nation in Africa.

You may already know that Nigeria has great dependency on crude oil, plus all the other opinions of David Cameron. Here are 20 unpopular facts about Nigeria.

1. Are you aware that all over the world Nigerians are setting the pace and becoming the standard by which others measure themselves? Do you know??

Alexander Iwobi popularly known as Alex Iwobi is a Nigerian born professional
footballer who plays as a winger and a striker for Premier League club Arsenal.

He was born May 3, 1996 in Lagos Nigeria. His family relocated to England when he was just Four Years old. It is amazing to note that he is the nephew of Ex-professional Footballer-Jay Jay Okocha.

A Federal High Court siting in Abuja has nullified the national convention held by the Peoples Democratic Party on May 21 in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.

It was at that convention that the National Working Committee of the party led by former Governor Ali Modu Sheriff was dissolved and a caretaker committee led by former Governor Ahmed Markarfi was constituted.

IN CHRIST FOR OTHERS

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Friday, July 29

Philippians 1:20-26

IN CHRIST FOR OTHERS

But it is more necessary for you that I remain in the body.... Philippians 1:24-25, NIV

A mother was telling her six-year-old about the Golden Rule. ‘Always remember’ she said, ‘that we are here to help others.’ The youngster mulled this over for a minute and then asked, ‘Well, what are the others here for’?

To Get God’s Power, Admit You Need His Help

To Get God’s Power, Admit You Need His Help

BOLA ADEOYE — JULY 29, 2016

“I can do everything through Christ, who gives me strength” (Philippians 4:13 NLT, second edition).

A right relationship with Jesus is foundational to every area of your life. Your physical health is no exception.

Massive.....Davido Sets-Up An Educational Scholarship Program

Nigerian Celebrities are all striving to engage in one philanthropy or the other. Everyone knows how these individuals make so much money from what they do. The most recent on the news is Davido. We have taken our time before to write on the Biography Of Davido. The Music Icon Davido is now taking time out to do something very

The Nigerian military on Wednesday announced it will launch a series of tactical drills in Enugu from weekend, days after threatening the use of force in neighbouring Niger Delta where militants have attacked oil and gas installations for months.

The announcement for the drills, codenamed “Operation Crocodile Tears”, came about 48 hours after the Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, warned that the military would resort to force if talks with the militants failed.

We are bound for the mansions of glory,
In that beautiful city of gold,
Where, beholding the face of our Savior,
It will fill us with rapture untold.
- Refrain:
  When we get home we’ll shout and sing
  The praises of our Redeemer and King,
  And make the heavenly arches ring
  With the songs of home, sweet home.

Ahmed Musa, is a Nigerian born professional footballer who plays as forward. He has

played for several foreign teams and also the Nigeria National Team.

He was born on October 14, 1992 in the city of Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria.

He is happily married to Jamila Musa and they are blessed with two children, the first- a boy who was born in 2013 and the second a girl born in 2015.

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A 42-year-old woman, Mrs. Cecilia Ajayi, on Thursday pleaded with an Igando Customary Court in Lagos State to dissolve her marriage with her husband, John Ajayi, aged 46.

A Federal High Court siting in Abuja has nullified the national convention held by the Peoples Democratic Party on May 21 in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.

USAID MD Mike Harvey (2nd right) presenting a cash voucher to one of the beneficiaries of a cash transfer program to assist HIVAIDS affected children and families in Edo State. (1) - Copy

Benin– U.S. Consul General F. John Bray and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission Director for Nigeria Michael Harvey attended the launch of a US$1 million program to support HIV/AIDS-affected children and families. H.E. First Lady of Edo State Iara Oshiomhole and Edo State Commissioner for Women Affairs Mrs. Aenena Jemitola Fulani-Ojo hosted the launch event at the Banquet Hall of the Edo State Government House.

Sometime in 2005, University admission seekers received perhaps the most shocking news of their lives. The then Minister of Education, Mrs. Chinwe Obaji, introduced a strange policy of subjecting candidates another round of psychological torture of having to sit for another examination which will later be called post-UME or post-JAMB depending on who is doing the talking. This policy made it mandatary for all tertiary institutions to undertake the task of further screening candidates after their JAMB results before giving admission.

LAGOS — SOME eminent Nigerians and employers of labour, yesterday, disagreed with Information Minister, Alhaji Lai Mohammed over President Muhammadu Buhari’s economic policy. While the Information Minister said, yesterday, that President Buhari’s administration was on the right track and that there was no alternative to what it was doing economically, some eminent Nigerians disagreed, insisting that the economy could be run better.

In his native Niger State, David Umaru, the All Progressives Congress senator representing Niger East Senatorial District is something of a folk hero.

He was a thorn under the skin of the immediate past administration of Governor Mu’azu BabangidaAliyu. He was an unwavering critic and soon gained the reputation of a whistleblower after be published series of advertorials in national newspapers exposing alleged corrupt practices by the Mr Mu’azu’s administration.

Pan Yoruba socio-cultural organisation Afenifere yesterday called for “an intensive probe”

of allegations of budget paddling against Speaker Yakubu Dogara, his deputy Yusuff Lasun, Chief Whip Al-hassan Ado Doguwa and Minority Leader Leo Ogor.

It declared support for the anti-corruption crusade of the government and urged the president to ensure sanity in the National Assembly.

THE final journey of Nigeria football legend Stephen Okechukwu Keshi will begin in Benin City, Edo State today. On Wednesday, the Nigeria Football Federation confirmed that the final rites would now be confined to Edo and Delta States.

The NFF delegation to the final rites will be led by the President, Mr. Amaju Melvin Pinnick, and will include, among others, Mr. Frank Ilaboya (Chairman of the Edo State Football Association), Mr. Neville Bekederemo (Chairman of NPFL side Warri Wolves FC) and Mr. Edema Fuludu (Chairman of Delta State League Management Company).

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In every relationship in the biggest moment comes when you have to be introduced officially to your partners family.

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