Watford 3-0 Liverfluke:Ighalo double sinks Klopp’s men

Two goals from Odion Ighalo helped to give Watford an impressive 3-0 win over Liverfluke,im sorry,i mean Liverpool at Vicarage Road on Sunday, their fourth consecutive Premier League triumph.

A dreadful mistake from Adam Bogdan, who was replacing the injured Simon Mignolet in Liverpool's goal, allowed Nathan Ake to score a simple opener.

Ighalo, who now has 12 Premier League goals this season, netted shortly after with a neat finish before sealing the victory with a header five minutes from time to pile on the misery for the visitors, who never looked like launching a comeback.

The making of An exceptional Activist

Stephen Chibuikem Chukwumah born 17 September 1988 is an internationally recognised human rights youth activist. His involvement with human rights work started in high school with advocating for the rights of students, this progressed to serious work for him in the university but in 2007 he started a youth organisation that provided sexual health and human rights information and services to young minorities (sex workers, IDU's, young women, people living with HIV, disabled persons and the LGBTQ community).
 He has also works with the European Union and high commissions in Nigeria on human rights and other issues affecting young people. He is from Ebenebe in Awka North LGA,Anambra State, Nigeria.

 He started his education at Duro-Oyedoyin primary school surulere Lagos and finished as one of the best pupil, he proceeded to Iponri Estate High School in surulere Lagos for his secondary education. During his time in high school he was very involved with a lot of school social activities, selected by the school and was trained as Hiv/Aids peer educator by the Lagos State Government and National Union of Teachers,at the Lagos state chapter. Stephen was offered admission to read mass-communication at Nnamdi Azikiwe University in Awka Anambra state but he proceed to read English and Literature at the prestigious Ambrose Alli University,Ekpoma,Edo State, Nigeria.

 He started at a very young age, his humanitarian and voluntary work with NGO's in Nigeria, working with Most at Risk Populations(MARPS), served as a youth board member for one of Nigeria's NGO working on sexual health.Worked at Youth Coalition in Canada,went on to serve as an International Youth Advisor to the United Nations Fund Population Agency,worked at International Advisor for Rutgers Nisso through their Youth Incentives program in the Netherlands. He works as a steering committee member for the HIV Young Leaders Fund.

 In 2013, Stephen became the first Nigerian and the youngest at the time to be awarded a scholarship to do a fellowship at the Faculty of Law University of York. He is currently a fellow of the University.Stephen Chukwumah was invited to a breakfast with the mayor of York United Kingdom together with other human rights activist to discuss their work and general human rights issues in their country and within the UK
Presently,He is the founder and Executive Director of Improved Youth Health Initiative,working on sexual health and rights for and with young people in Eastern Nigeria. He has a diploma from the RFSU International Training program on Sexual Health and International Human and sexual Rights in Stockholm,Sweden and Cape Town,South Africa sponsored by the Swedish government.
He can be reached through :
www.facebook.com/stephen.chukwumah

An advice from the Richest man in China

According to the richest man in China,Jack Ma,he says, "Please tell your children that the world is changing every day and no one is going to wait for you in the past. When lighter was invented, matches slowly disappeared. When calculator was created, abacus was to fade away. When digital camera was designed, the market of negative film no longer existed. When direct market selling/internet-based selling arises, traditional marketing declines. When smartphone with 4G (wireless internet access) was introduced to the world, you no longer need to turn on your computer at home. When WeChat and WhatsApp (mobile text/voice/video messaging) are developed, traditional text messaging is no longer as popular as before.
Let's not to blame "Who took over Whose business." It's only because people are more adjustable and adaptable to new ideas and changes in the world.
Someone asks Jack Ma, "What is your secret for success?" He says, "Really simple...I am doing (action) while you're only watching."
Please remember that the world keeps changing every day. If you don't change, you'll be left behind. You reap what you sow with your time. If you spend time to drink, you may become an alcoholic. If you spend time to complain, you may become a blamer. If you spend time to beautify yourself, you may become a pretty girl/handsome guy. If you spend time to stay healthy, you may enjoy a healthy good life. If you spend time to be picky, you may become a 'mean' person. If you spend time to learn, you may gain wisdom. If you spend time with your family, you may foster a warm and loving relationship with your loved ones.
Pass this message on to those you care!

Barca win FIFA Club World Cup 2015

Luis Suarez concluded his mastery of the Club World Cup as Barcelona collected their third global crown with a 3-0 final victory over River Plate.
Suarez scored a semi-final hat-trick as Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao were brushed aside and – joined once more by his forward allies Lionel Messi and Neymar – the Uruguayan star netted a second-half brace in the showpiece.
Messi, who missed the semi through illness, opened the scoring as Luis Enrique's team recovered from an uncertain opening to establish the control and dominance that has already secured the La Liga, Copa del Rey Champions League and Uefa Super Cup titles during 2015.

THE WINNING EDGE

 This event has been designed as an inspirational and empowerment platform for the participants, mostly youth within the ages of twenty one and thirty five, to being the best at their chosen fields and live a purposeful life that is built on excellence.
 The year 2016 edition, themed "The Winning Edge" features people with proven track records of impeccable achievements across different sectors of Nigeria’s Economy including Banking, Consulting, Comedy, Media (Radio and TV) and Music Industry.

When:

Saturday, January 23, 2016 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

 

Where:

Terra Kulture - 1376, Tiamiyu Savage Street, Opp Bar Beach, VI, Lagos Victoria Island, Lagos

Do Your 2016 A Favour! Register Free And Attend #LHC2016 . Secure your seat here - https://t.co/u9x7765nbx

Bomb found on Air France flight headed to Paris

A bomb was found on board an Air France flight heading to Paris on Sunday after a suspicious device was discovered in one of the plane's toilets.
Air France Flight 463 was flying from Port Louis, Mauritius toward Paris, France, when it made an emergency landing in Mombasa, Kenya, according to the Kenya Airports Authority.
 Police Inspector General Joseph Boinnet said that the Boeing 777 aircraft carrying 459 passengers and 14 crew, was safely evacuated after it landed at the airport at 12:37 a.m. on Sunday, local time because there was a suscpicious time device that was discovered in one of the toilets in the plane.

Anti-govt rallies draw thousands across Poland

A protest in front of the parliament building in the Polish capital of Warsaw was attended by about 20,000 Poles, Reuters reported citing city officials. The protesters were waving Polish and EU flags and chanting “Stop destroying democracy!” and, “We will defend democracy, constitution and Constitutional Court!”

Demonstrations in cities across Poland to protest against the new government’s attempts to take control of the country’s Constitutional Court in a lingering political row.
 The rallies against the actions of the month-old government formed by the ruling Law and Justice party were staged in more than 20 cities in different regions of Poland as well as in several cities abroad, including London, Brussels, Berlin and Tokyo, according to rally organizers.
 However, the demonstration was disbanded early and lasted only two hours because of an anonymous bomb threat that later turned out to be a hoax.