Usher has spoke out in support of Justin Bieber at the premier for the teen heartthrob’s new docu-film, Believe.
Friday, December 20, 2013
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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
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Monday, December 16, 2013
Round of 16 UEFA Champions League draw 2013/2014
There's a reunion for Didier Drogba and Jose Mourinho, Real Madrid take on Schalke and Manchester United draw Olympiakos at the round of 16 stage
Also, Barcalona take on Mancheser City as Arsenal face Bayern Munich again
Manchester City against Barcelona is the pick of the ties to emerge from Monday's Champions League Round of 16 draw in Nyon.
The Spanish champions will face Manuel Pellegrini's free-scoring side after being drawn first out of the pot in the proceedings. Jose Mourinho faces another reunion with former striker Didier Drogba after his Chelsea side were drawn against Galatasaray, who edged out Juventus on matchday six of the group phase.
Arsenal will face Bayern Munich, meanwhile, in a repeat of their encounter from last season, while fellow Bundesliga outfit Schalke face the daunting task of nine-time champions Real Madrid.
Also, Barcalona take on Mancheser City as Arsenal face Bayern Munich again
Manchester City against Barcelona is the pick of the ties to emerge from Monday's Champions League Round of 16 draw in Nyon.
The Spanish champions will face Manuel Pellegrini's free-scoring side after being drawn first out of the pot in the proceedings. Jose Mourinho faces another reunion with former striker Didier Drogba after his Chelsea side were drawn against Galatasaray, who edged out Juventus on matchday six of the group phase.
Arsenal will face Bayern Munich, meanwhile, in a repeat of their encounter from last season, while fellow Bundesliga outfit Schalke face the daunting task of nine-time champions Real Madrid.
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Brazil World Cup Stadium crisis
Workers set to strike over World Cup stadium deaths
Preparations for the tournament in Brazil have taken another hit, after a workers union publicly denounced safety conditions around building sites
A death of a second worker at a World Cup construction site in Brazil on Saturday could be set to spark a nationwide strike amongst fellow builders.ASUU STRIKE Latest: “Nigerians should expect our decision on or before Wednesday” – Official
The five-month-old strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may be over within the next four days.
This disclosure was made known to DailyPost in Abuja Saturday morning.
In an exclusive interview with our reporter, Professor Ike Odimegwu, Chairman of ASUU Chapter, Nnamdi Azikwe University, said the union stands by its promise to make public its decision on or before Wednesday, December 18, 2013.
“You know we reached that agreement and signed it 6pm last Wednesday (Dec. 11), he said. “After that, we promised Nigerians that we will communicate our decision within a week.”
“What that means is, there is still ample time to do so until 6pm of next Wednesday. The people should not be agitated. On our part, we are ready to effect our side of the deal so no cause for alarm.”
When asked on the likely decision of the Union leaders, Prof. Odimegwu refused to give a definite answer.
“My dear friend, that I cannot say for now. Don’t forget we are one body. We will invite all of you (journalists) to come and hear our position. Our president (Dr. Isa Fagge) will officially announce the union’s decision.”
“But till then, Nigerians should keep calm and not speculate anything. We all love this country and all we are doing is for the good of the university system,” the official added.
The action which clocks 167 days today, has crippled academic activities on campuses nationwide.
The lecturers had embark on the action in July, following inability of the Federal Government to implement the 2009 pact both parties reached.
Despite threats of sack by the FG and Committee of Vice-Chancellors, ASUU has remained resolute, vowing that no amount of intimidation would deter its over 60, 000 members from seeking a better condition of service and infrastructure of government-owned varsities.
Arsenal defender berates Ozil for not applauding Arsenal fans after Manchester City defeat
A disappointing day for the Gunners was capped off when the former Real Madrid player was told off by his team-mate for not showing his appreciation to the supporters
Per Mertesacker was involved in a bust-up with Mesut Ozil after the midfielder failed to applaud Arsenal's away fans following the club's 6-3 defeat to Manchester City on Saturday.
Instead of acknowledging his side's travelling support, Ozil headed straight for the tunnel but Mertesacker, who had gone over to the away section, argued with his countryman.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger played down the incident between the pair after the match: "That is the Germans, they will sort that out between themselves. Don't worry."
Instead of acknowledging his side's travelling support, Ozil headed straight for the tunnel but Mertesacker, who had gone over to the away section, argued with his countryman.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger played down the incident between the pair after the match: "That is the Germans, they will sort that out between themselves. Don't worry."
Mesut Ozil as since apologised for his action via his official Facebook account later in the day that he regretted his actions and only behaved in the manner that he did as he was disappointed with the loss.
"Sorry I didn't thank the fans at the end of the game," he wrote.
"You have been brilliant to me and I know you had travelled a long way and spent your money to support us.
"I was upset with the result and know I should have come to you to say 'thank you' and I know it is a big Arsenal tradition win, lose or draw."
Sergio Aguero opened the scoring before Theo Walcott pulled the Gunners level. Alvaro Negredo's goal ensured City went into the break with a lead, while a double from Fernandinho, along with a goal from David Silva and a Yaya Toure penalty secured the win for Manuel Pellegrini's side.
City are now three points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal after 16 games played.
Arsenal's day was made even worse after defender Laurent Koscielny suffered a deep cut to his knee in the first half and needed to be stretchered off.
"Sorry I didn't thank the fans at the end of the game," he wrote.
"You have been brilliant to me and I know you had travelled a long way and spent your money to support us.
"I was upset with the result and know I should have come to you to say 'thank you' and I know it is a big Arsenal tradition win, lose or draw."
Sergio Aguero opened the scoring before Theo Walcott pulled the Gunners level. Alvaro Negredo's goal ensured City went into the break with a lead, while a double from Fernandinho, along with a goal from David Silva and a Yaya Toure penalty secured the win for Manuel Pellegrini's side.
City are now three points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal after 16 games played.
Arsenal's day was made even worse after defender Laurent Koscielny suffered a deep cut to his knee in the first half and needed to be stretchered off.
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