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Premier League Top Scorers

      31 MARCH 2014

Rank	Player Name	Team	Goals
1	Luis Suarez	Liverpool	29
2	Daniel Sturridge	Liverpool	20
3	Yaya Touré	Manchester City	17
4	Sergio Agüero	Manchester City	15
4	Jay Rodriguez	Southampton	15
4	Wayne Rooney	Manchester United	15
5	Eden Hazard	Chelsea	14
6	Olivier Giroud	Arsenal	13
6	Loïc Remy	Newcastle United	13
7	Romelu Lukaku	Everton	12
8	Wilfried Bony	Swansea City	11
8	Steven Gerrard	Liverpool	11
8	Robin van Persie	Manchester United	11
9	Christian Benteke	Aston Villa	10
9	Edin Dzeko	Manchester City	10
9	Rickie Lambert	Southampton	10
10	Adam Lallana	Southampton	9
10	Álvaro Negredo	Manchester City	9
10	Danny Welbeck	Manchester United	9
11	Emmanuel Adebayor	Tottenham Hotspur	8
11	Peter Crouch	Stoke City	8
11	Samuel Eto'o	Chelsea	8
11	Oscar	Chelsea	8
11	Aaron Ramsey	Arsenal	8
12	André Schürrle	Chelsea	7

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Fifa U17 World Cup | FIXTURES

Fifa U17 World Cup | FIXTURES

All times CAT (SA, GMT+2)

Tuesday 05 November 2013

49	Argentina	v	Mexico	Dubai	15:00
50	Sweden	v	Nigeria	Abu Dhabi	18:00

Friday 08 November 2013

Dozens killed in Iraq bombings

A wave of bombings has rocked the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, and a northern village, killing at least 39 people and wounding more than 70, security and medical officials have said.Two of the bombs exploded on Sinaa street in central Baghdad, two more in Husseiniyah near the city, and one each in Baghdad Jadida and Maamal in the capital's east and Dura in its south.The late afternoon and evening attacks follow a bombing earlier in the day in Mosul in country's north that left at least 15 dead.Violence in Iraq has reached a level not seen since 2008, when the country was just emerging from a brutal sectarian conflict.The bloodshed, which has included sectarian attacks, has raised fears of a relapse into the intense sectarian bloodshed that killed tens of thousands of people during 2006-2007.With the latest attack, more than 370 people have been killed so far this month, and more than 5,050 since the beginning of the year, according to AFP figures based on security and medical sources.

Source,http://www.aljazeera.com/news

Passed away,Solomon Lar a political veteran

An announcement by the government of the central state of Plateau said Lar, 80 years old, died in a US hospital.

Lar, veteran of many political struggles in Nigeria and first civilian governor of the old Plateau state in the Second Republic(1979-1983), was widely rumoured to have died a few days ago. But relations said he was alive, but on life support.

The Plateau state governor, Jonah Jang, announced his death on Wednesday in Jos.

“He died at about 3.00 a.m. American time (about 9.00 a.m. Nigerian time),” the governor told reporters on Wednesday evening.

Lar was born in Pongaa, Langtang, Plateau State in April 1933.

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Plane Crash at the domestic wing of MMA nigeria

An airplane has crashed at the domestic wing of the Murtala Muhammad Airport (MMA2) in Lagos. The plane which belongs to Associated Airline is said to have been carrying 20 passengers to Akure from Lagos on Thursday morning.

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• In the modern world, one must be very careful about his/her health and a popular saying also states “Health is wealth”. Fresh fruits and vegetables are necessary for everybody to keep their system functioning and going all day long for days. Fresh fruits and vegetables are necessary to keep our body and mind healthy and among fruits watermelon plays a beneficial role in keeping our body healthy and functioning. As watermelon has many benefits it also has many side effects if one consumes too much of these fruits.Watermelon benefits are typically uncountable and many and some of these many benefits are listed below:
• Firstly a good source of vitamins (A, B6 and C) and in addition to it, it also contains antioxidants and phytochemicals that help in maintaining the body. Also watermelon contains lycopene that gives the particular red color to the fruit.Health benefits of watermelon are actually expansive and the fruit also contains traces of the mineral potassium which helps in the day to day functioning of the

Models To Honour Uti, Melvin, Beverly

Brother Africa stars, Melvin, Uti and Beverly are part of the celebrities that will add spice and glamour to this year’s Green White Green Models Nite. The event is part of activities  to mark Nigeria’s 53rd Independence Anniversary.

Green White Models Nite will take place on the  September at Kingsize Lounge, Ikeja, and will feature designers like Mark Couture, among others, who will showcase their latest fashion designs.

boat mishap

No fewer than 42 people were drowned in a boat mishap on River Niger close to Malilli village in Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State, central Nigeria.

About 100 others on board were missing in the mishap which occurred at about 2 p.m. on Friday.

The Public Relations Officer, Niger State Emergency Management Agency, Malam Ibrahim Hussaini, confirmed the incident to NAN in a telephone interview on Saturday.

Hassaini said the incident occurred around 2 pm when the traders were returning from Malili village back to Tunga Illo village across the River Niger, after the day’s market.

He said the details were sketchy, but the boat which had over 150 passengers capsized midway and drowned 42 people,

Smoking in prisons to be banned in Britain

Smoking was banned in communal areas in British jails in 2007 as part of a national ban on smoking in public places.

But prisoners are still allowed to smoke in their cells and 80 percent of inmates indulge in the habit across England and Wales, according to the National Health Service (NHS).

Now ministers are looking at banning smoking altogether amid concerns about the health impact of the smoke on non-smoking staff and inmates.

A pilot scheme is being launched early next year in a number of jails in southwest England, with a full ban likely to be rolled out within 12 months, the Times newspaper reported.

"We are considering banning smoking across the prison estate and as part of this are looking at possible sites as early adopters," a spokesman for the Ministry of Justice confirmed.

Steve Gillan, general secretary of the Prison Officers' Association, welcomed the move, which prison staff have campaigned for. He said it was necessary to avoid compensation claims for passive smoking.

Balochistan earthquake:Death toll rises

A helicopter carrying relief goods to earthquake stricken Awaran was attacked in Mashkay Tehsil.

According to security sources, small arms were used to fire at the helicopter which did not receive any damage.

Federal Minister Abdul Qadir Baloch said that relief work was ongoing in the affected areas of the province but there was still a shortage of food, water and tents.

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119 Prison Inmates FREED

“Go and sin no more,” Phillips told the inmates during a visit.

The Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Ayotunde Phillips, on Wednesday set free no fewer than 119 inmates from Kirikiri Medium and Maximum Security Prisons in Lagos.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the visit was part of activities marking the 2013/2014 Legal Year of the state judiciary.

Twenty inmates were released from the maximum prisons, while 99 were set free at the medium prisons.

She said the exercise was aimed at congesting the prisons of inmates particularly those who had been awaiting trial for several years.

“This is my third visit to Kirikiri since I was sworn in as chief judge on June 14, 2012.

“I must say that despite my routine visits, the figures of inmates keep rising. So, for those of you who are fortunate to be on the roll today, I admonish you to refrain from crimes.

“It will indeed be so painful that after your release you are again found wanting and brought back here.

“It will be a mockery on me and other members of the judiciary here present if you are seen here again, ” Phillips said.

Earlier, the Controller of Prisons, Mrs Catherine Ononye, expressed gratitude to Phillips for the gesture, saying the exercise will reduce the number of awaiting trial inmates.

Ononye, who bemoaned the poor capacity of the prisons, said the facility was meant for prisoners and not those awaiting trial.

“There are 2,554 inmates in the medium prisons with capacity for only 835. And out of this number, more than 2,100 are awaiting trial.

“At the maximum prisons, there are 748 inmates of which 400 are awaiting trial.

“This makes the visit of the chief judge important as the prison is meant for prisoners, and not those awaiting trial, ” she said.

Kenyatta: Mall siege over

Nairobi - Kenya's president announced on Tuesday that a siege of a Nairobi shopping mall was over, but said losses from the attack by Islamist gunmen were "immense" and 67 people had died.

"We have ashamed and defeated our attackers, that part of our task is completed," President Uhuru Kenyatta said in a televised address to the nation.

"Our losses are immense," he said. "We have been badly hurt, but we have been brave, united and strong. Kenya has stared down evil and triumphed. We have defeated our enemies and showed the whole world what we can accomplish."

Kenyatta said 61 civilians and six members of the security forces died in the siege. He said five attackers had been killed and that there were 11 suspects in custody.

The president also called three days of national mourning.

A group of attackers marched into the four-storey Westgate Mall at midday on Saturday, spraying shoppers with automatic weapons fire and tossing grenades.

Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked al-Shebaab said it carried out the attack.

Kenyatta said that "forensic investigations are under way to establish the nationalities of all those involved"

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Kenya forces comb Westgate site

Kenyan security forces are combing the Nairobi shopping centre attacked by suspected al-Shabab militants, as they seek to secure the site.

An explosion and bursts of gunfire were heard coming from the Westgate complex on Tuesday morning, as speculation grew that the operation was nearing its end.

At least 62 people have been killed with more than 170 injured.

Meanwhile, Kenya's foreign minister said "two or three" Americans and a British woman were among the attackers.

In an interview with the US TV programme PBS Newshour, Amina Mohamed said the Americans were 18 or 19 years old, of Somali or Arab origin, and lived "in Minnesota and one other place".

She said the Briton was a woman who has "done this many times before".

Ms Mohamed appeared to contradict earlier comments from Kenya's interior minister, who suggested that all the attackers were men - though some may have been dressed as women.

The BBC's Mike Wooldridge in Nairobi says Ms Mohamed's remarks have fuelled media speculation about the possible involvement of Samantha Lewthwaite, the widow of one of the men who carried out attacks on London's transport system on 7 July 2005

British officials said they would not be drawn on the identity of the attackers while investigations continue.

The Kenyan Red Cross has told the BBC that 63 people remain unaccounted for.

Early on Tuesday a Kenyan officer at the scene said he believed there could be two or three attackers left inside the building.

Kenyan officials said earlier that three "terrorists" had been killed, and that 10 people had been arrested.

The Somali Islamist al-Shabab movement has said it carried out the attack in retaliation for Kenyan military operations in Somalia.

Kenyan Interior Minister Joseph Ole Lenku told the BBC late on Monday that the operation would continue overnight, but stressed it was in its final stages.

"The terrorists could be running and hiding in some stores, but all floors now are under our control," he said. "There is no room for escape."

The interior ministry said it believed all hostages had been released.

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As night fell on Monday, flames and thick smoke continued to rise from the building an hour after four large explosions shook the neighbourhood.

Between 12 and 15 militants stormed the Westgate centre on Saturday, throwing grenades and firing on shoppers and staff.

At least 18 foreigners are among the dead, including six Britons, as well as citizens from France, Canada, the Netherlands, Australia, Peru, India, Ghana, South Africa and China.