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Wednesday, 2 July 2014
Car bomb at maiduguri market.
An explosion rocked in Maiduguru market which was traced to a car restalled by the terrorist group Boko Haram people, good and vehicles are piles to trash, leaving many in feared of death.
Tuesday's explosives were hidden under a load of charcoal in a pickup van, according to witnesses who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.
Trader
Daba Musa Yobe, who works near the popular market, said the bomb went off just
after the market opened at 8 a.m., before most traders or customers had
arrived.
Stalls
and goods were reduced to debris as were the burned-out hulks of five cars and
some tricycle taxis set ablaze by the explosion.
Yobe
said security forces cordoned off the area but had a hard time keeping people
out, though they warned there could be secondary explosions timed to target
rescue efforts.
Witnesses said they saw about 50 bodies. They said the toll may be worse but fewer than normal traders and customers were around because most people stay up late to eat during Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting from sunrise to sunset.
A
security official at the scene confirmed the blast, saying many casualties are
feared. He spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not permitted to
speak to the press.
Explosions
last week targeted the biggest shopping mall in Abuja,
Nigeria's central capital,
killing 24 people; a medical college in northern Kano city, killing at least eight; and a
hotel brothel in northeast Bauchi city that killed 10. It was the third bomb
blast in as many months in Abuja, and the second
in two months in Kano.
In May, twin car bombs at a marketplace also left more than 130 dead in central
Jos city and killed at least 14 people at a World Cup viewing site in Damaturu,
another town in the northeast.
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Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Asari Dokunbo: Chik missing girls is a scam he still insist
Ex-Niger Delta militant Asari Dokubo is still maintains his stand on the girls that
are missing in Borno State
USA Loses to Belgium in World Cup: Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, Other Stars React
Rihanna, Justin Timberlake and other US
music stars react on US
football match yesterday.
We ‘ve got spirit, yes we
do , The US football team may have fallen short in Tuesday’s World Cup game
against Belgium but on one can say they didn’t put up a good fight and a great
efforts. After the 2-1 loss Salvador, Brazil.
The Super Eagels did well- Okocha
Despite the Eagles losing to france Yesterday, former Super Eagles player and capital Austin Jay Jay Okocha, he said the Eagles did well and had a good Tournament.
He refuse to agree that Eagles first half disallowed goal caused their failure to proceed. he added that the boys played their best and loose chances in the first 45 minutes
Speaking
on SuperSport, Okocha said,”the Eagles had a good tournament. They got
to their limit and there was nothing more to offer.”
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Speaking
on SuperSport, Okocha said,”the Eagles had a good tournament. They got
to their limit and there was nothing more to offer.”
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Speaking
on SuperSport, Okocha said,”the Eagles had a good tournament. They got
to their limit and there was nothing more to offer.”
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Speaking
on SuperSport, Okocha said,”the Eagles had a good tournament. They got
to their limit and there was nothing more to offer.”
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Okocha refused to agree that Eagles’ disallowed first half goal contributed to their defeat. “No,” he said. “That had nothing to do with our defeat. The boys did their best. They had the game under control in the first half but the chances could not be utilised.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/good-tournament-okocha/#sthash.nCCFZLCd.dpuf
Monday, 30 June 2014
End of the road: Super Eagles dreams finally ends by French
Super Eagles played with the French side at the 16 Round, they were knocked out of the competition with 2-0 win.
They played well... but their efforts didnt take them anywhere... many put the blame on some of our players for not playing like a team. Joseph Yobo score an own goal right in front of Vincent Enyeama... the Super Eagles made alot of saves but the pressure from the French was so much. immediately after the foul against the French Player on Onazi, which led to an injury and he was pulled out of the match the center-field of the Eagles was open.
Paul Pogba scored the first goal for the French at 79th minutes and the Second goal entered at the 90th minute by Uncle Yobo.
Best Africa Act 2014: OBO bags BET Award
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