Sunday, 1 March 2015

Liverpool Vs Manchester City Today At 1pm

Liverpool playmaker Coutinho will return to the side having been rested for their Europa League exit in Turkey.



Midfielder Jordan Henderson was also left at home with an ankle problem and that will need to be assessed at the weekend.



Defender Mamadou Sakho has resumed training this week after a hip injury while full-back Glen Johnson could be back after illness meant he missed the trip to Istanbul.



Manchester City have a fully-fit squad for the trip to Anfield. Midfielder Yaya Toure is poised to return after missing Tuesday's Champions League loss to Barcelona through suspension.



Striker Wilfried Bony, who has made two substitute appearances in the past week, could make his first start since his £25million move from Swansea.





Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has revealed Daniel Sturridge is in contention to start



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Tyga being pressured to break up with Kylie Jenner?


According to a report by Hollywoodlife, Tyga is facing immense pressure to distance himself from Kylie Jenner until she turns 18 in August. The pressure is supposedly coming from his management..

"His management team has tol him to distance himself from the reality star, with whom he has become famously close in recent months. Too close if you ask a lot of people and possibly the law." Hollywood Life reports

Kylie, 17, has been 'crying all week' over the criticism surrounding Tyga, 25. Says a source close to her: 'She is afraid that Tyga is going to break up with her.'

With good reason, according to the insider.

“Tyga’s advisers have told him to not be spotted out in public with Kylie doing anything romantic, including holding hands, or kissing,” the source said.

“Tyga has tried to reassure Kylie that they are solid," the insider adds, despite the simmering rumors and s--t storm of the past week, "but she has her doubts."




Photo: Meet the 3 Lucky Sisters who Survived UNIJOS Bomb Blast





This is an amazing story. Amina, Hauwa and Aishat Mudi are three sisters who survived the UNIJOS bomb blast. And in a new interview with PUNCH, they narrated their experience.



For Amina Sani Mudi, a 19-year-old 100-level student of Medicine at the University of Jos, it was unbelievable that she escaped the terror. She said:

, “I had just finished my Chemistry paper, which I had from 3pm to 6pm and it was raining. As I walked to the gate of the university, I called my sisters who were at the School of Forestry to buy one of the JME recommended books. I walked down and joined them as they were already waiting for me in front of Bauchi Park. We stood and were waiting for a tricycle to take us home.



As we stood waiting for a tricycle the next thing we heard was a loud explosion. Initially, I thought it was thunder because it was still drizzling. But somebody shouted, ‘bomb, bomb,’ and we ran to a nearby pharmacy for safety. I saw a girl whose hands were mutilated and she was calling her father. We saw pieces of human flesh all around the place. The thought on my mind was just to run for safety.”

She added amid tears:

“If you say you are a true Muslim, no religion, even Christianity, preaches that anybody should kill another. I want to appeal to the terrorists to stop because God does not sanction killing.”



I didn’t know we were wounded — Hauwa



Hauwa Sani Mudi, 21, is the eldest of the sisters. She holds a diploma certificate. According to her, when the bomb exploded, she thought that it was from a nearby transformer.

“I thought that it was an explosion from a transformer until we heard somebody shouting, ‘bomb, bomb.’ I ran with my sisters to a nearby pharmacy because we were told that the soldiers could start shooting and we tried to contact our father. We did not even know that we were wounded.”

The youngest of the sisters, Aisha, said she was afraid and could not explain what was going on as the bombs exploded. With bated breath, she stated, ‘’I am thankful to God for sparing our lives. He is a good God.’’



I could have lost three of them in a day — Father



Their father, Mr. Sani Mudi, is a politician and a member of the All Progressives Grand Alliance. He was full of appreciation to God for sparing the lives of his three daughters.



An elated Mudi told SUNDAY PUNCH:

“I was in far away Bauchi when they tried to reach me, but I could not pick the call because I was delivering a lecture. When I finished, I called them back and they told me what happened. I had to rush back to take care of them. I give glory to God for sparing their lives — I could have lost three of them in a day and that would have been a major disaster.’’


Saturday, 28 February 2015

Which Of These Things Did You Do At NYSC Orientation Camp?

Life at orientation camp could be stressful for a corp member within the first three days he or she arrives wink You would need to put yourself together and know how things go around in such a 'regimented place' (apologies to Mr Olaiya, Kwara State NYSC camp coordinator, 2008). As time goes on, one becomes acclimatized to the environment. When you become familiar with the surrounding, there are certain things you might likely start to do. So which of them did you do at orientation camp? Below...



1) Coming to the parade ground in the morning and trying to catch a sight of that babe in your platoon you have been dying for, so that you can stay close to her in order to initiate a conversation with her grin Chai!!! Oluwafunmilayo, God nor go forgive u for captivating and mesmerizing my heart grin



2) Dishing excess food to your crush in camp or your guys in your hostel the day your platoon would be in the kitchen.



3) Escaping from those boring seminars where they teach you how to make soap, key-holders and all those trash...while relaxing in the hostel with some few guys, soldier man go come, una go fly enter bush grin



4) Spending almost all your alawee for Mami market on top a babe wey dem go later post go anoda local government for primary assignment.



5) Rushing to morning parade without taking your bath because you woke up late and soldier men dey come.



6) Forming big boy or girl...eating at mami from Monday to Saturday but you nor dey miss the Sunday rice and chicken from camp kitchen grin



7) Pretending to be sick just to escape early mor-mor parade.



cool 'Collecting' people's soaps and other petty items when you can't find yours because you feel one them must have done same to you.



9) Escaping into the bush to take some w**d grin (the kporists know demselves)



10) Arguing with some drunk fellows late into the night after consuming countless bottles at mami grin



Feel free to add yours...

Happy Sunday to all!