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When you speak about football moneybags, some names come to your mind such as Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Tevez, Oscar,  Hulk and Neymar - not these guys     A 19-year-old kid who plays in Leicester City's reserves is the real deal Meet Faiq Bolkiah, nephew of the Sultan of Brunei (Hassanal Bolkiah) - who is worth an estimated $20billion.       The talented Foxes winger has been playing in England for some time, starting his career at AFC Newbury as a youngster. In 2009, Southampton added Bolkiah to their widely-regarded academy. Despite not being handed a contract, Arsenal offered the Bruneian a trial in 2013. Bolkiah competed with the Gunners in the 2013 Lion City Cup and even bagged a goal in the competition.         After being made aware of his situation, Chelsea offered the winger a two-year deal which he promptly signed. But after just one year Bolkiah left to join Leicester on a three-year contract. Despite being born in ...

WHO IS ABDUWALI MUSE? "Captain Phillips", "Extortion" Villian Abduwali Muse Abdi has been widely praised for his role in “Captain Phillips” as the desperate pirate Muse, and even ad-libbed the film’s signature line: “I’m the captain now.” But a New Yorker story reveals that he is now struggling to support himself. “When Abdi is in Los Angeles to promote the film, he subsists on a per diem, good at the Beverly Hilton, where the studio likes to put him up. The town car is available only for official publicity events. His clothes are loaners,” reads the article. “Recently Abdi requested that he be allowed to stay at a commuter hotel near LAX to be closer to his friend, a Somali cabdriver from Miinneapolis, who shuttles him around for free.”           Abdi earned $65,000 for his performance in the $55 million film, but that was more than two years ago. And even with an Oscar nomination, there’s no guarantee of his future earning potential as an actor. Abd...

   July 1st 2017.   The news reached us that they at the place for their Entrepreneurship training (ENT) at the laboratory for Fishery and Aquaculture, at the back of great hall, Obakekere. After the training, four of them decided to take a selfie on the canoe packed at the venue, during that process, the canoe which the four of them where in capsized, in which they drowned inside the water, and two of them narrowly escaped because they were able to swim, while the other two find it difficult to swim which leads to their death. RIP to the deceased,

German Parliament approves same-sex marriage Germany's Bundestag — its lower house of Parliament — approved a measure to legalize same-sex marriage today after Chancellor Angela Merkel helped to roll back her party's opposition to the measure, though she ultimately voted against it hersel.. The chancellor had notably struggled with her view, ultimately expressing a belief that marriage is between a man and a woman, but said after the vote, "I hope that with today's vote, not only that mutual respect is there between the individual positions, but also that a piece of social peace and togetherness could be created." *What's next: *The measure will go to the Parliament's upper house and then for the president's signature — both considered routine — paving the way for the first same-sex marriages this fall.

No fewer than 38 universities across the country have increased their tuition fees as a result of poor funding by the Federal and State governments. The Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Ibadan Chapter, Dr. Deji Omole, made this known in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja on Monday. The statement which assessed the two years of President Muhammadu Buhari in office, lamented that the current government had made Nigerians poorer. Omole said that the public education was not taken seriously because most children of the rich and those in high offices do not attend school in Nigeria. “The latest increment might be attributed to poor funding by the federal and state governments as ASUU poorly rated the President Muhammadu Buhari in the area of funding of university education. ASUU also noted that it would be difficult for any Nigeria university to effectively compete globally with the inadequate allocation of budgetary funding as pres...

The former student union president of the Federal University of Technology Akure, has admitted to the mismanagement of a sum of money to the tune of #700000, which cannot be accounted for, he made this know in school meeting held with both the past and present leaders, The Speaker SUG,  The former Speaker, the current And the former  Chief  Justice of the union. Hence, the explicit resolution of the meeting is as follows: STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT OF THE UNION FROM MARCH TO JUNE 2017 Brought Forward - #2,257.36 Income -#13,146,000.00 Total Income -#13,148,257.36 Total Expenditure-#12,974,053.50 Account Balance-#174,203.86 BREAKDOWN OF EXPENDITURE Ifo Innoson Vehicle (FUTASU ALUTA TECH)-#9,021,000.00 Legislative and Judiciary summit-#500,000.00 Payment for contractor (Building Renovation)-#300,000.00 Last year remaining budget-#158,800.00 Supplementary Budget-#1,584,500.00 Budget Production-#30,000.00 Scholarship for 3 indigent...

The immediate past Students' Union president alleged to have mismanaged money in the tune of #990,000 has rebuffed rumors of the alleged misappropriation, in his message to the Muslim on Eid El-fitr day states that his hands are clean and that he does not in anyway spent the union money without approval, he said "Permit me to start with these words: He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone at her." - John 8:7        My attention has been drawn to an aspect of the widely circulated resolutions of the First Business Meeting of the 2017/2018 FUTASUG SRC which bothers on the alleged mismanagement of the sum of N990,000 (NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY THOUSAND NAIRA) by my humble self as the the President of FUTASUG. I want to state clearly that I, Oladele Olusegun "SOLAR", managed the funds of the FUTASUG prudently. I and my fellow Union officials made judicious use of every penny of the financial members of our beloved Union. Every financial ...