Falconets Upbeat in World Cup

Falconets prolific striker, Chinwendu Ihezuo has said there is no cause for alarm following the side’s slim win against the Basetsana of South Africa.
The nation’s campaigners won 2-1 against the South Africans in Saturday’s 2016 Fifa U20 Women’s World Cup Africa final round first fixture qualifying clash at the Abuja National Stadium.

LIST OF FIFA PRESIDENCY CANDIDATES

With Sepp Blatter's long and controversial reign set to come to an end, eight candidates have emerged and will be hoping to receive the backing of five football associations
The man who will replace Sepp Blatter as the head of world football will be revealed in Zurich on February 26 but you can expect more twists and turns before the end of this contest.

Neymar is my Barcelona Heir says Ronaldinho

The former Brazilian international says the 23-year-old has followed on from him at Camp Nou and has also dismissed talk he will retire from football before next year
Former Barcelona star Ronaldinho has described Neymar as the heir to his position at Camp Nou.

Chelsea should back Mourinho

Roman Abramovich will make a decision over whether to sack the Blues boss in two weeks' time but he should be given time to put things right at Stamford Bridge
The good news for Jose Mourinho is that Sam Allardyce and Tony Pulis are both in gainful employment. After all, a club languishing in 15th place, with an air of underachievement, signings who have not succeeded, a dreadful defensive record and seemingly fractious players would normally send for one of the relegation troubleshooters.

Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill in another level

Nicki Minaj and her boo Meek Mill have been together for over a year and now they’re taking things to the next level…

Usher's new song

Usher released an interactive video opposing racismBy Edwin C. 26 October 2015

A few days after celebrating his birthday with the presidential couple of the United States, Usher is back to seriousness, making a stance against racism in the USA.

Adele’s new album, new single and new music video!

Source: @OfficialBax, @IamInnocentN

Multi-selling British singer-songwriter Adele is back with a new album, new single and a new music video! She announced the news to her fans on Wednesday (21 October) via Twitter saying, “…I’m sorry it took so long, but you know, life happened.”

Ghanian Actress with her new Car

10 ways to tell if a Guy Likes You

Have you recently met a guy and have been pondering whether or not he’s into you?

Telling if a guy is actually into you is much easier than most women think. Often time’s women let their own personal feelings get in the way of their thinking and later realize that they have been wasting time with a guy that doesn’t actually like them.

So, before you take things further, this article is here to show you 10 ways in which you can tell if a guy is really into you or not. The first 5 will show you if he is attracted to you while the next 5 go so far as proving if he is in love with you or not.

Uncomfortable Moments in Church

The uncomfortable moments i noticed in a church, you can add your through the comment box.

1. You enter the church some minutes to the end of the service and all eyes fall on you.

Tips to start dating

There are a lot of guys out there with little financial strength who want to date, but stay away from women because of the widely misinformed idea that everything about dating completely revolves around money.
What people like this do not know is that money isn’t as important to dating as they’re led to believe. There a lot of women who do not prioritize money in dating and a lot of men who do not have much, yet they’re happily dating.

Today in History being September 20

480 BC		Themistocles and his Greek fleet win one of history's first decisive naval victories over Xerxes' Persian force off Salamis.
1378		The election of Robert of Geneva as anti-pope by discontented cardinals creates a great schism in the Catholic church.
1519		Ferdinand Magellan embarks from Spain on a voyage to circumnavigate the world.
1561		Queen Elizabeth of England signs a treaty at Hampton Court with French Huguenot leader Louis de Bourbon, the Prince of Conde. The English will occupy Le Havre in return for aiding Bourbon against the Catholics of France.
1565		Pedro Menendez of Spain wipes out the French at Fort Caroline, in Florida.
1604		After a two-year siege, the Spanish retake Ostend, the Netherlands, from the Dutch.
1784		Packet and Daily, the first daily publication in America, appears on the streets.
1806		Explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark pass the French village of La Charette, the first white settlement they have seen in more than two years.
1830		The National Negro Convention convenes in Philadelphia with the purpose of abolishing slavery.
1850		The slave trade is abolished in the District of Columbia.
1853		The Allies defeat the Russians at the Battle of Alma on the Crimean Peninsula.
1863		Union troops under George Thomas prevent the Union defeat at Chickamauga from becoming a rout, earning him the nickname "the Rock of Chickamauga."
1934		Bruno Hauptmann arrested for the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby.
1952		Scientists confirm that DNA holds hereditary data.
1971		Hurricane Irene becomes the first hurricane known to cross from the Atlantic to Pacific, where it is renamed Hurricane Olivia.
1973		In a pro tennis bout dubbed "The Battle of the Sexes," Billie Jean King beats Bobby Riggs at the Houston Astrodome in Texas.
1977		Socialist Republic of Vietnam admitted to the United Nations.
1984		Suicide car bomber attacks US embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, killing 22.
1985		Australia introduces a capital gains tax.
1990		South Ossetia declares its independence from George in the former Soviet Union.
2000		British MI6 Secret intelligence Service building in London attacked by unidentified group using RPG-22 anti-tank missile.
2001		US Pres. George W. Bush, addressing a joint session of Congress, declares a "war on terror.".
2008		A truck loaded with explosives detonates by Marriott hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan, killing 45 and injuring 226.
2011		US military ends its "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy and allows gay men and women to serve openly.
Born on September 20
1833		Petroleum V. Nasby (David Ross Locke), humorist whose work was enjoyed by Abraham Lincoln.
1842		Lord James Dewar, physician who invented the vacuum flask and cordite, the first smokeless powder.
1878		Upton Sinclair, author best known today for The Jungle.
1884		Maxwell Perkins, editor, the first to publish F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and Thomas Wolfe.
1885		Ferdinand La Menthe (Jelly Roll Morton), jazz pianist, composer and singer, one of the first to orchestrate jazz music.
1891		Lamine Gueye, Senegalese political leader.
1917		Arnold "Red" Auerbach, second most wins basketball coach in history with 1,037 victories for the Boston Celtics.
1920		Jay Ward, creator and producer of animated TV cartoons (Rocky & His Friends, renamed The Bullwinkle Show; George of the Jungle).
1934		Sofia Loren (Sofia Scicolone), first actress to win the Academy Award for Best Actress for a performance in a non-English language film (Two Women); received Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievements (1995).
1941		Dale Chihuly, sculptor known for his unique creations in blown glass.
1967		Kristen Johnston, actress; won two Emmy Awards as Sally Solomon in 3rd Rock from the Sun TV series.

Source: History Net