Stephen Keshi who trended days back after being sacked by the NFF, has come out to say he is not happy with media reports that he was fired.
He says you can’t fire one who has no contract. Keshi told Supersport.com
“I am not happy with the way media people are reporting this to the public, because I don’t understand how you would fire someone that has no contract.
“My contract expired after the World Cup in Brazil, and I never made any effort for my contract to be renewed because of so many issues on the ground.
“I have accepted my fate, and I would move on with my life, but I want to make it clear that I was never sacked because. I had no contract,”
Monday, 20 October 2014
Kate Henshaw Picks Up House of RepsNomination Form
Nollywood actress, Kate Henshaw yearns to represent the Calabar Municipal/Odukpani Federal Constituency in the Federal House of Representatives, on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. She has now picked her nomination form to represent her people.
Bomb Explosion rocks Benin, Edo state
An explosion rocked a residential estate in Benin, the
Edo State capital Saturday, the state police command
said Sunday.
The Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, Ejiroro
Ahwara, confirmed the attack on Denis Osadebey
Avenue, in a statement made available to newsmen in
Benin on Sunday.
He said the “Command received information that at about 10: 30 p.m. on Saturday that there was an explosion at Dennis Osadebey Avenue, Benin City.’’
Mr. Ahwara said that men of the Special Anti-Bomb Squad and patrol vehicles were immediately drafted to the scene of incident.
He explained that preliminary investigation revealed that items suspected to be Improvised Explosive Device, IED, made up of two tiger batteries of 15 volt each connected to long wire, was thrown into the mini-estate from outside.
Mr. Ahwara said the explosion affected the ceiling boards at the security post in the estate as well as a part of the main gate.
He explained that the impact dug a small hole at the
entrance gate, but stated that “luckily, no life was lost”.
“The IED used in the attack has been recovered by the Bomb Disposal Unit for analysis, while some suspects have been arrested”, he further stated.
Edo State capital Saturday, the state police command
said Sunday.
The Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, Ejiroro
Ahwara, confirmed the attack on Denis Osadebey
Avenue, in a statement made available to newsmen in
Benin on Sunday.
He said the “Command received information that at about 10: 30 p.m. on Saturday that there was an explosion at Dennis Osadebey Avenue, Benin City.’’
Mr. Ahwara said that men of the Special Anti-Bomb Squad and patrol vehicles were immediately drafted to the scene of incident.
He explained that preliminary investigation revealed that items suspected to be Improvised Explosive Device, IED, made up of two tiger batteries of 15 volt each connected to long wire, was thrown into the mini-estate from outside.
Mr. Ahwara said the explosion affected the ceiling boards at the security post in the estate as well as a part of the main gate.
He explained that the impact dug a small hole at the
entrance gate, but stated that “luckily, no life was lost”.
“The IED used in the attack has been recovered by the Bomb Disposal Unit for analysis, while some suspects have been arrested”, he further stated.
Rukky Sanda Dazzles in New Sexy Photos
Rukky Sanda rocked this sexy outfit which was showing off her back and her famous curve to an engagement party.
what is wrong with this 9ice’s campaign poster?
The picture seems good enough, there is a clear error in the words, with 9ice and his handlers printing ‘ renew’ instead of ‘ renewed .’
Indian Mizoram Premier League footballer dies from spinal injuries after somersault goal celebration
A footballer has died after a celebration went tragically
wrong in India's Mizoram Premier League.
Peter Biaksangzuala died in hospital on Sunday after falling on his head while attempting a somersault after scoring for Bethlehem Vengthlang FC - a club based in the north east Indian province of Mizoram.
The 23-year-old midfielder scored a 62nd-minute
equaliser against Chanmari West FC in Tuesday's league encounter and celebrated acrobatically - in a manner similar to record World Cup goalscorer Miroslav Klose.
He spent five days in hospital, as doctors unsuccessfully
attempted to heal his injuries, and was pronounced dead in
the early hours of Sunday after being put on a ventilator.
A source said: 'He was trying to do Germany's Klose
signature flip stunt, but it misfired unfortunately.'
Reports in India suggest that Biaksangzuala had donated
his eyes during the time he spent in the hospital.
In memory of the midfielder, Bethlehem Vengthlang FC have
retired his shirt No 21 with the Mizoram Football
Association releasing a statement via their official
Facebook page .
The statement read: 'Bethlehem Vengthlang FC midfielder Peter Biaksangzuala lost his fight for survival after he suffered a fatal injury while celebrating his goal.
'It has been a sad day for Mizoram football and the demise of the footballer shook his team-mates, footballers and fans alike all over Mizoram.
'Peter was a defensive midfielder who had always been aggressive and hard working, a true team player. Like most defensive midfielders, he was excellent at reading the
game, breaking up attacks and protecting his defenders.
'Peter's club Bethlehem Vengthlang FC will retire his jersey no. 21.' Bethlehem Vengthlang coach Danny Lalduhawma added: 'Peter was a lad with good manner who always maintained his discipline on and off the pitch. I don't think there are many like him.'
wrong in India's Mizoram Premier League.
Peter Biaksangzuala died in hospital on Sunday after falling on his head while attempting a somersault after scoring for Bethlehem Vengthlang FC - a club based in the north east Indian province of Mizoram.
The 23-year-old midfielder scored a 62nd-minute
equaliser against Chanmari West FC in Tuesday's league encounter and celebrated acrobatically - in a manner similar to record World Cup goalscorer Miroslav Klose.
He spent five days in hospital, as doctors unsuccessfully
attempted to heal his injuries, and was pronounced dead in
the early hours of Sunday after being put on a ventilator.
A source said: 'He was trying to do Germany's Klose
signature flip stunt, but it misfired unfortunately.'
Reports in India suggest that Biaksangzuala had donated
his eyes during the time he spent in the hospital.
In memory of the midfielder, Bethlehem Vengthlang FC have
retired his shirt No 21 with the Mizoram Football
Association releasing a statement via their official
Facebook page .
The statement read: 'Bethlehem Vengthlang FC midfielder Peter Biaksangzuala lost his fight for survival after he suffered a fatal injury while celebrating his goal.
'It has been a sad day for Mizoram football and the demise of the footballer shook his team-mates, footballers and fans alike all over Mizoram.
'Peter was a defensive midfielder who had always been aggressive and hard working, a true team player. Like most defensive midfielders, he was excellent at reading the
game, breaking up attacks and protecting his defenders.
'Peter's club Bethlehem Vengthlang FC will retire his jersey no. 21.' Bethlehem Vengthlang coach Danny Lalduhawma added: 'Peter was a lad with good manner who always maintained his discipline on and off the pitch. I don't think there are many like him.'
Huddah Monroe And Wizkid Cozy-Up In New Pictures!
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