ZURICH – FIFA and Nigeria's soccer federation are investigating Argentina's 4-1 loss in Nigeria on
Wednesday after betting patterns suggested it was targeted by match fixers. It is the highest profile
match yet in a wave of suspicious recent international exhibitions, often with
goals scored from penalty kicks.Pages
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Saturday, 4 June 2011
SPORTS
ZURICH – FIFA and Nigeria's soccer federation are investigating Argentina's 4-1 loss in Nigeria on
Wednesday after betting patterns suggested it was targeted by match fixers. It is the highest profile
match yet in a wave of suspicious recent international exhibitions, often with
goals scored from penalty kicks.Tuesday, 31 May 2011
DIPLOMACY & CELEBRATION
Hungary reiterates
commitment to Africa’s development
By
Hakeem Babalola
Hungary has reiterated its
commitment to the development of Africa by the
continuous sharing
of its experience and know-how in different fields for the benefit of African
people in a mutual partnership rather than exploitation.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Németh Lászlo primary school wins
tolerance cup
By
Hakeem Babalola
Németh
Lászlo primary school has won this year’s Tolerance Cup by defeating Molnár Ference
6-2 in a six-aside football tournament involving four schools in district 8.
The
competition which was held at the famous Orczy Park on May 27 produced pupils between the
ages of 12-16 who used the avenue to display their football talent.
Monday, 30 May 2011
Sunday, 29 May 2011
NATION & POLITICS
POLITICS
Mocking Nigerians? Swear-in the president & co by the axe & cutlass
By Hakeem Babalola
Nigerians in government are
known for their total disregard of the rules that governed the conduct of
governance. They have shown increasing disrespect for the forces of law and
order. Even their holy Bible and Quran have not been spared. To exaggerate a
little bit, these polithiefians
have no regard for God.


