UCL DRAW; THE GROUPS
Group A: Man U, Shakhtar, Leverkusen Sociedad
Group B: Real Madrid, Juventus, Galatasaray, Copenhagen
Group C: Benfica, Paris St Germain, Olympiakos, Anderlecht
Group D: Bayern Munich, CSKA Moscow, Manchester City, Viktoria Plzen
Group E: Chelsea, Schalke, Basel, Steaua Bucharest
Group F: Arsenal, Marseille, Borussia Dortmund, Napoli
Group G: Porto, Atletico Madrid, Zenit St Petersburg, Austria Vienna
Group H: Barcelona, AC Milan, Ajax, Celtic
Let's go there
Thursday, 29 August 2013
Tope Alabi regrets "not settling" with Prophet Ajanaku
Nigeriafilms reports thus:
Popular gospel singer, Tope Alabi, who is presently having a concert Abroad courtesy Orbit Entertainments, has confessed that she is so sad that she never had the opportunity to settle her dispute with the man before he passed on.
''I am currently in Canada where i am ministering and will go to new york from here. I was sad when i heard the story and it saddened me that we didn't settle before his demise. If i had known, we would have sorted out our differences." she allegedly said in a recent interview!
Popular gospel singer, Tope Alabi, who is presently having a concert Abroad courtesy Orbit Entertainments, has confessed that she is so sad that she never had the opportunity to settle her dispute with the man before he passed on.
''I am currently in Canada where i am ministering and will go to new york from here. I was sad when i heard the story and it saddened me that we didn't settle before his demise. If i had known, we would have sorted out our differences." she allegedly said in a recent interview!
“How God saved me from being a prostitute” – Read Mercy Johnson’s heart felt letter
In marking her 29th birthday today, Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson decided to write a heartfelt letter to her fans.Read letter below:
Today, I thought of many things I would love to have as birthday gifts and the many dreams I’m still pursuing.
In all of this I’m not losing sight of the fact that if not for God I might have ended
up on the street like the many kids and young adults begging for food and some prostituting to make ends meet.
If we know the circumstances that force some of these people on the street
we would spare a thought for them. I am where I am today purely by the grace of God and the grace of the people who believed in me from the word go.
Recently, I was at the Boys Reform Oregun,Lagos,the discussion I had with the principal Mr. Kotun and much later with the Special Adviser in charge of all remand homes in Lagos set me thinking about the boys and girls on the street.
They have dreams too. Can they fulfill those dreams on the street? The answer will likely be no because I won’t be where I am today if I had ended up on the street.
For this reason, Mercy Johnson Foundation will be doing a lot to get kids off the street. We are not asking people for funds. I will do all I can with the resources God has given me, and with the support of my husband to help get these kids off the street and set them on the path where they can begin to pursue their dreams.
I want to plead with people, fans, friends and colleagues to spare a thought for the
children on the street.
We can begin by educating people around us, parents, the children and people
people in charge of children (Oga-house help relationship, teacher-student relationship, and others) on the need to treat every child like the future of Nigeria depends on it.
And truth be told,our future will not be all that enjoyable if we let the scourge of ‘street-children’ fester. By then, the rich will begin to cry.
I learnt Lagos State Government has 11 homes where most children picked from the streets are kept, reformed and reunited with their families after counseling.
That is an initiative Mercy Johnson Foundation will be supporting and beyond that we will be going to different states to help spread the message – Get kids off the street, save the future.
From tomorrow, I will begin to replay some of the lessons I learnt at the boys’ reform home and we all can contribute to getting the kids off the street.
I am grateful to everyone that has sent in a birthday message tweet and gifts. When I get back, let’s have twitter party. Thank you and God bless you.
Mercy Johnson Okojie.
Daniel Ademinokan's ex wife, Doris Simeon acquires new toy, stuns in new photos
Yup,
the pretty actress has got it all working for her and she's not letting
her messy divorce case with Daniel Ademinokan slow her down. Her career
is booming well and she recently acquired a new toy.
She recently stopped by in Oshogbo with her fellow yoruba movie actors
for the Osun Oshogbo festival. See the photos she shared below:

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| Doris and her new toy |
Ayo Adesanya takes her son on a special treat (photos)

Movie star Ayo Adesanya took her son on a special treat today, says it's been a while they've had that mum-and-son moment.
She calls him her "boo boo" and is grateful for having him in her world.
She spoilt him silly by taking him out to see a movie - during which they had ice cream and pop corns, soda, hotdog and lots of kisses.
The actress separated a while ago from her hubby - now her ex - Goriola Hassan and in a recent interview, admitted that she's found love again!
See photos below:


22yr Old Man Arrested Over Attempt To Rape 80yr Old Blind Woman
(NAN) – Officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) have arrested 22-year-old Mohammed Inuwa of Herwagana quarters, Gombe for attempting to rape an 80-year-old blind woman, Malama Hannutu Baba.
The Gombe State Commander of NSCDC, Mr Joel Khestossen, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Gombe on Tuesday that the suspect was arrested on 23 August.
Khestossen said the suspect was charged to Kasuwan Shanu Magistrates' Court and later remanded in prison custody on the orders of the magistrate.
According to him, the suspect gained entry into the blind woman's house under the pretext of looking for one Kabiru Sani, a student of the Federal College of Education (Technical) Gombe.
"When he entered the house, there was nobody, as everybody had gone to the mosque except the blind woman.
"When she heard his footsteps, she asked who the person was and the suspect did not talk but quietly went and grabbed the woman.
"He started struggling with her as he tried to force her to have sex with him.
"Unfortunately for him, the woman's grandson, Malam Mohammed Baba, returned from the mosque and discovered what was going on.
"He raised an alarm which attracted people to the house," Khestossen said.
He said the people overpowered the suspect and handed him over to NSCDC.
He appealed to the public to always report such cases to the appropriate security authorities for necessary action.
The Gombe State Commander of NSCDC, Mr Joel Khestossen, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Gombe on Tuesday that the suspect was arrested on 23 August.
Khestossen said the suspect was charged to Kasuwan Shanu Magistrates' Court and later remanded in prison custody on the orders of the magistrate.
According to him, the suspect gained entry into the blind woman's house under the pretext of looking for one Kabiru Sani, a student of the Federal College of Education (Technical) Gombe.
"When he entered the house, there was nobody, as everybody had gone to the mosque except the blind woman.
"When she heard his footsteps, she asked who the person was and the suspect did not talk but quietly went and grabbed the woman.
"He started struggling with her as he tried to force her to have sex with him.
"Unfortunately for him, the woman's grandson, Malam Mohammed Baba, returned from the mosque and discovered what was going on.
"He raised an alarm which attracted people to the house," Khestossen said.
He said the people overpowered the suspect and handed him over to NSCDC.
He appealed to the public to always report such cases to the appropriate security authorities for necessary action.
20yr OId Man Sentenced To 90 Days Imprisonment For Stealing Church Toilet Door
(NAN) – An Abuja Magistrates' Court on Wednesday sentenced Awwalu Ali, to 90 days imprisonment for stealing a toilet door at the Calvary Faith Baptist Church, Life Camp, Abuja.
The Magistrate, Mr Abdullahi Illela, who convicted Ali, said that it would serve as a deterrent to others.
Illela, however, gave the convict an option to pay a fine of N2, 500.
Earlier, Prosecutor Simon Emmanuel told the court that one Adebiyi Laniyan of the Calvary Baptist Church reported the crime at the Life Camp Police Station on Aug. 24.
Emmanuel said that the convict broke into the church compound and removed the door to the toilet, but was arrested before he could escape with it.
The 20-year-old Ali of Dape village, pleaded guilty to the charge and urged the court to pardon him.
"I am a family man with a wife and two children; they will starve to death if I go to jail, please, have mercy on me, my Lord,'' he said.
The Magistrate, Mr Abdullahi Illela, who convicted Ali, said that it would serve as a deterrent to others.
Illela, however, gave the convict an option to pay a fine of N2, 500.
Earlier, Prosecutor Simon Emmanuel told the court that one Adebiyi Laniyan of the Calvary Baptist Church reported the crime at the Life Camp Police Station on Aug. 24.
Emmanuel said that the convict broke into the church compound and removed the door to the toilet, but was arrested before he could escape with it.
The 20-year-old Ali of Dape village, pleaded guilty to the charge and urged the court to pardon him.
"I am a family man with a wife and two children; they will starve to death if I go to jail, please, have mercy on me, my Lord,'' he said.
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