Monday, 1 February 2016

Wayne Rooney Says Blame The Players And Not Van GaaL

TheManchester Unitedstriker feels the Dutch coach has been unfairly criticised, insisting the players have to admit to their share of the responsibility.

Wayne Rooneybelieves the Manchester United players should shoulder the responsibility for the side’s lacklustre campaign instead of Louis van Gaal. Rooney was on target in United’s 3-1 win over Derby County in the FA Cup on Friday as the Red Devils eased to a fourth victory in six games in 2016.

The England star has been a crucial part of that resurgence, scoring six goals in January, but he believes he and his teammates were equally culpable in a disastrous period between November and December, which saw United go winless for eight-straight games in all competitions.

“It’s unfair to say it’s down to the manager,” Rooney said. “We’re on the pitch, so the players have to take a lot of responsibility for performances and results.

“We have to stand up and take criticism when it’s there. We want to win, of course – we always want to win – and we’re trying.

“Even when you’re giving 100 per cent, it doesn’t always come off.” Van Gaal denied that he had explicitly told the players to abandon his playing style after a disappointing 1-0 home defeat to Southampton – in which United managed just one shot on target. Rooney, however, said it was obvious that the players enjoyed their performance on Friday much more than their league encounter.

“The manager gave us a lot of freedom to go and play and I think you can see the difference in the team,” he added. “You can see we were enjoying it, scoring some good goals and thoroughly deserved to win so hopefully we can put in another performance like this against Stoke City on Tuesday.”

When Did You Stop Bed Wetting? – Get In Here & Share Your Own Experience

When did you stop bed wetting? – Please don’t lie. I stopped when I was in secondary school; (JSS), it was very shameful then but now, I just laugh anytime I remember and I do wonder if I can ever punish my kids for that, I don’t think so.

At a Point, my mum will even tell me to Urinate inside Fire used by those who Fry and sell Akara at Night in our Area. In Yoruba, Their belief is that when you do this before you go to bed, you won’t be able to bet wet.

The funny thing about this Bed wetting issue is that, it comes like a Dream, You can just dream that you’re playing Football with your Friend and they you feel like urinating and then you head to the Toilet or Gutter to ease yourself.. While Urinating in your Dream, something will just wake you up and when you’re up, just check the Bed…My brother e don wet 👿

Only those wey piss for bed wella like me go understand this my story. What about you, When did you Stop Bed wetting? + Share the Experience with Us.

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Sunday, 31 January 2016

Driver Jumps Off Bridge With His Car To Escape Arrest In Lagos (Photos)

A car driver jumped off bridge to escape been arrested by the Lagos State task force officials and got two passengers severely injured.

The incident was reported to have happened on friday at Ojodu Berger whereby the driver jumped off the Ojodu Berger long bridge. The task force officials left the scene immediately on sighting the media crew without rescuing victims in order to avoid been publicised.

The media crew notified the District head who went to the scene of the incident with the crew but denied sending the officials to the route where the incident happened.

Barrenness: Wife Attacks Husband With Acid In Ibadan (Photo)

THE woman who gave me a substance told me that it was a charm meant to endear my husband to me. I never knew that what she gave me was acid.

All I was trying to do was to keep my husband’s love so that he would not think of leaving me, because I know that my marriage with any other man would not endure because of my barrenness.”

These were that words of Remi Agunbiade (38), a resident of Ita Barika, Foko area of Ibadan, Oyo State, after she was arrested by the policemen from Iyaganku Division over an alleged attempt to kill her husband, one Olawale Shola, by pouring acid on him on January 27, 2016.

The incident occurred less than 24 hours after a similar happening at Oje area of Ibadan where a man allegedly poured a bottle of acid on the mother of his two kids for reasons best known to him.

But the difference is that while the Oje suspect ran away after committing the act, the Foko victim, Shola prevented his assailant from escaping as he ran after her and held her until neighbours came to assist him in preventing the lady from running away.

Crime Reports learnt that the Foko incident happened at about 9a.m while Shola was lying down in a room he stayed with his partner, Remi.

In an interview with Remi after her arrest, the lady, who also got some of the acid on her skin, claimed ignorance of the substance she poured on her partner, saying that she thought it was a love charm.

According to her, “I met Shola in 2003 and we have been together since then. He was the one who forced me to abort for him twice, and since then, I have not been able to get pregnant again. Then, he had a wife with two kids.

“When I had my first pregnancy, he said that his wife was also pregnant with their third child, asking me to abort mine, which I did. He used to schedule his stay between the two of us. We used to quarrel often and this got me worried because I knew that if he left me, I would not be able to have another steady relationship since no man would be willing to live with a barren woman.

“I met a lady called Iya Azeez at a provision stall at Agbeni market, Ibadan. During our discussion, I intimated her of my challenges and said that I didn’t want to leave my husband. She replied that I would have to resolve the issue through self-help.

I asked for assistance to stop further quarrels between me and my husband and she said she would help me get water that had been prayed into from an Alfa, stating that all I would need to do is to sprinkle it on my husband, after which he would love me without holding anything back. She gave me a bottle containing the liquid substance on Tuesday, January 26.

“On Wednesday morning, my partner, Shola, was lying down when I took the bottle and poured the content on his head. He cried in agony from sleep and I also shouted and ran out. But he followed me and caught up with me beside the house next to ours.

“He asked people to help him hold me so that I would not run away. By then, a huge crowd had gathered and it was then they started saying that it was acid that I poured him. Some of the liquid got rubbed on my body when he held me, giving me some burns.” The suspect claimed that she did not know the residence of the friend who gave her the purported bottle of liquid, saying that she only met the lady about two months ago.

She confirmed that she quarrelled with her husband concerning accommodation, since she already told him that she was tired of living with him in a room she rented herself. “I decided to pack everything out of the room to another place, leaving it bare. His friends intervened and he came to sleep in the room with me on Tuesday. My action was because I didn’t want to have another husband.”

She also disclosed that her husband started dating another lady in her neighbourhood about three years ago, and that the lady used to scorn her childlessness. Remi added that her husband rented a room for the lady. Crime Reports was also at the Burns Unit of the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan where the victim was on admission. He narrated his experience thus: “Remi and I have been together for over 11 years.

My relationship with her caused a friction between her and my first wife who has four children for me.

“I used to defend Remi anytime she had a quarrel with my first wife, especially because she had yet to have a child. At a time, I abandoned my first wife to be with Remi when the first wife cursed Remi and said she would never have any child till she would quit relationship with me.

“Also about three years ago, I started dating a lady. This caused Remi to be threatening her. She even went as far as quarrelling with the lady. Last year, I discovered that my first wife was already dating another man because of the neglect she suffered from me. As a result, I called Remi in October 2015 and told her that I would have to share days of the week between her and my first wife. Initially, she was angry at my suggestion but later said I should start in January 2016.

“I went to my first wife twice in January and by the I returned to Remi’s place, she had changed the lock and had packed all her belongings and mine. She also collected my phone from me under the pretext that she wanted to use it.

After my friend’s intervention, she returned on Monday, January 25. But I went to sleep in the third lady’s house. On Tuesday, I went to Remi’s place and stayed there with her in the bare room. “On Wednesday, I was lying down, waiting for a friend. Suddenly, I felt a warm liquid on me. As I opened my eyes, I saw as she was about to run out and I went after her. I raised the alarm and people came.

I told them that she had already threatened that she would do an unforgettable thing to me. That was how I was rushed to the hospital.” Shola admitted asking Remi to have an abortion in the past, but said it was only once.

The Oyo State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Adekunle Ajisebutu, who confirmed the story, said that the suspect was still undergoing investigation, adding that she would be arraigned to court at the conclusion of investigation.

Ajisebutu warned members of the public against adopting acid as a weapon of revenge, saying that the act was criminal.

Speaking on Shola and the second patient, Abimbola, the Public Relations Officer of the UCH, Mr Deji Bobade assured that they would get the best of treatments.

According to Bobade, “it is good that they have passed the critical stage. We hope that in a matter of days or weeks, depending on how fast the healing process is. they should be discharged home.”

Dangote To Build 10 Student Hostels For Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

THE Vice-Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in Kaduna State, Professor Ibrahim Garba, has said the Chairman of Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has pledged to build 10 student hostels in the university. Speaking at the 38th convocation ceremony of the university in Zaria on Saturday,he disclosed that the building of the hostels would address the problem of hostel accommodation in the university.

According to him, ‘for the past 35 years, no hostel had been built in the university, adding that the university which had a student population of 40,000 students, could only give accommodation to only 11,000.

The vice chancellor who lauded the former Minister of Defence, Gen T.Y. Danjuma for donating N2bn for the construction of faculty of sciences also commended two former students of the university, the former governor of Taraba State, Danbaba Suntai for building a 260 seater lecture theatre for pharmaceutical students at the cost of N300m and an executive director in First Bank, Dauda Lawal for building offices for staff of political science department and donating a bus at the cost of N135m .

Peter Okoye & Eto’o Off To Turkey In Private Jet (Photos)

Peter Okoye who is delving into football management has been hanging out with Cameroonian football star, Samuel Eto’o for weeks. They are now off to Turkey for the football star’s game today.

A Nigerian Professor Wins $100,000 AU Award (See His Photo With Buhari)

A Nigerian, Professor Umezurika Opata, yesterday emerged winner of the African Union Kwame Nkrumah Continental Scientific Award in the field of Life and Earth Science.

The $100,000 award was conferred on Opara during the 26th Session of the AU Assembly of Heads of State and Government held at the AU headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. South African Professor Tenello Nyokong equally got the $100,000 award in the field of Basic Science Technology and Innovation.

The ceremony was moderated by the AU Commissioner for Human Resources, Science and Technology Martial De Paul Ikounga, who explained that the Kwame Nkrumah Continental Scientific Awards was awarded at three levels – national, regional and continental–to honour African men and women in science who distinguished themselves by their contributions to African development through their work in the field of research and training.

Ikounha noted that the programme was a joint effort of the Commission and her Development Partners, particularly the European Commission.

Speaking on behalf of the awardees, Nyokong expressed the hope that African scientists would make remarkable progress towards a healthier and better Africa in the next decade, particularly in finding solutions to the biggest problems on the continent.

Source: DailyTrust