It's an avenue to help bring out the hidden strength,talent and ability of youths in every human society around the globe.Thus,helping our young Africans to achieve their goals,aims and aspirations for a brighter tomorrow."Youths run the world".
COACHING CREW: FACUS YOUSUF SAMUEL ODILEYE FATAI-MASH SPORT'S DIRECTOR KINGSLEY OSAJELE-EVERGREEN SPORT'S DIRECTOR TUNDE-EVERGREEN OVERSEER
HONOURABLES: JOHNBOSCO NWAOGWU...MED. PRESIDENT(HAPPY BIRTHDAY) KAYODE ALADESAE...MASH PRESIDENT EEDRIS MARCUS...PED PRESIDENT RONKE KOLAWOLE....AGGRARIAN REPRESENTATIVE.
We are glad to inform you that boys of CASMIR LUGANSK XI FC are very ready to take on the Zoria Lugansk F.C team.We hope that the return leg result will be better and encouraging to us. Is going to be great.
DISSATISFIED with its unchallenged bombing activities in the North, Boko Haram has threatened to extend the reign of terror to southern parts of the country.
Leaders of the sect said yesterday that their radar was now on University of Ibadan (UI), University of Benin (UNIBEN) and 18 other universities, which they said they would bomb between yesterday (September 12) and September 17.
Boko Haram sent an e-mail last Thursday to the mail box of UNIBEN Registrar, notifying the institution of its resolve to bomb the university as part of its agenda to stop western education in the country. Last week, there was a bomb scare at the Lagos State Secretariat, Alausa.
Screening of vehicles at University of Ibadan following a bomb scare in the institution, Photo; Kehinde Gbadamosi In the purported e-mail, the Islamic Sect gave September 12 to 17 as the target date to detonate bombs at the higher institution, warning that the message was “not a threat, but a notification which must be strictly adhered to.”
The sect declared that it had listed University of Benin alongside 19 other universities where it planned to explode bombs within the stipulated period it gave, saying “Western education must stop in Nigeria. May Allah bless us.”
In order not to be caught off guards, UNIBEN authorities yesterday beefed up security at the two campuses of the institution. Security personnel thoroughly searched every car moving in and out of the institution.
Vanguard gathered that against the backdrop of the threat, several students of the university have voluntarily stayed away from the institution as a precautionary measure to avoid being victims of the planned bomb blast.
Contacted yesterday, the University Public Relations Officer, Mr. Harrison Osarenren confirmed the receipt of the Boko Haram threat e-mail message.
However, there were indications yesterday that many of the students were unaware of the threat as lectures went on smoothly.
UI receives threat too
Relatedly, UI management also confirmed Boko Haram’s threat to bomb the university between 12 and 17 September.
The rumour was confirmed yesterday by the Acting Vice Chancellor of the university, Pro. Elijah Afolabi Bamigboye while speaking with newsmen at the institution
The threat led to serious panic among the staff and students and there was heavy security presence at the main entrance that is opposite Agbowo Shopping Complex.
Many staff and visitors going into the campus were subjected to thorough search by security operatives who were armed with AK 47 rifles and bullet proof jackets.
Motorists entering the institution waited many hours in a traffic snarl and this affected all vehicles coming from Ojoo end of the road.
Prof. Bamigboye, who said he too was subjected to thorough search, said the security beef-up was necessary to check any eventuality.
His words: “We heard rumours that a group which detests education is likely to descend on institutions where education is being imparted. We heard that UI is top on the list. When we heard the rumour of threat to bomb UI, we did not want to take chances. We’ve heard of experiences in the past, especially the recent bombing of the UN house in Abuja as well as the Force headquarters which left several people dead. The essence is to sensitize the community and to alert the people on the rumour. We directed the security department to step up screening of all vehicles into the campus. My car too was subjected to thorough search this morning.”
The don condemned the threat and the accompanying traffic logjam saying it was not the best for the institution’s image now that some foreigners were preparing to come.
“You can imagine if such international people were to come to UI now and face this traffic snarl. Of course, they will go back and who knows, they could go back to their country to spread the information that Nigerian universities are not safe,” he lamented.
For a host of southerners, it used to sound like news from distant lands even though it was so close as newspapers, television and radio stations buzzed with reports of deadly bomb explosions detonated by the dreaded Islamic Sect, Boko Haram, in many Northern cities including Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.
For about a year now, counting from the October 1, 2010 Independence Day twin bomb explosions in Abuja, Boko Haram had stepped up its campaign to stop western education in Nigeria with a series of bomb blasts including a recent car-bombing of the Police Headquarters, Abuja and the bombing of the United Nations office in Abuja, which claimed scores of lives and with property worth millions of Naira destroyed.
This is the time for AFRIKRAINE CASMIR ONLINE MAGAZINE to know if President GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN is sleeping,or if he is truely a capable leader.Lets all watch and see the the outcome of the devilish,satanic,illiterate,animals in man's skin and senseless BOKO HARAM.
CASMIR LUGANSK XI VS ZORIA LUGANSK F.C return leg is here,coming up in the main bowl of Zoria Lugansk Fc mini stadium.
It is time to show what the young Africans of CASMIR LUGANSK XI can do.It was a funfilled event that brought almost everyone in Lugansk together last year.Those that witnessed the 1st leg match had thier funs and saw so many actions of the 90mins.
The match ended up in favour of Zoria Lugansk 5-1,while the players of CASMIR LUGANSK XI left the pitch in a sad mood. Below are some of the action pictures of the first leg...click on the link below to view all photos.
Star player to watchout for in the return leg...KELVIN NWAMORA
We expect to see more actions in the return leg coming up on Sunday 18th September at 2pm in the main bowl of Zoria Lugansk F.C mini stadium.
The list of the complete squad of CASMIR LUGANSK XI will be out as soon as possible in the next 24hrs.Selections will be made through votes by players via AFRIKRAINE CASMIR ONLINE MAGAZINE.
AFRIKRAINE CASMIR ONLINE MAGAZINE will not allow this pathetic story to fade away like a candle in the wind without millions of Nigerians reading it.
It is indeed a sad story,but could serve as a food for thought for everyone.The story is touching when you are reading it,but more touching when you put yourself in the shoes of the victim."what a wicked world?"
38year-old Ms. Paulina Oghenemere, an indigene of Kokori in Ethiope –East Local Government Area of Delta State, fasted and prayed on August 27, 2010, to cast away the demon tormenting her life. Yet, it was the devil in her green-eyed lover, a father of four, simply identified as Mr. Difference, that knocked on her door at 5 a.m. the next day, and since that ill-fated Thursday when he poured a substance, believed to be concentrated hydrochloric acid, on her face, Paulina's life has never remained the same. From what Sunday Vanguard saw of Paulina, the beautiful woman who men found irresistible was a shadow of her former self after she was discharged from University of Benin Teaching Hospital, UBTH, Benin City, two months ago. She spent a year in the acid victims' ward. When Sunday Vanguard visited her home, she fumbled about her sitting room, unable to see, but eager to welcome the team. What came to mind was man's inhumanity to man. Today, Paulina, a divorcee and mother of two, needs a lifeline of N10 million to restore her dignity.
'How I met my ex-lover' Heart-broken Paulina tells her story, "I divorced my husband with whom I had two kids after irreconcilable differences and incompatibility and relocated to Ujevwu in Udu Local Government Area of Delta State. There, I began selling meat at the Warri Refinery and Petrochemical Company, WRPC, area, a business which sustained and provided for my needs as the kids are with their father. "One day, I was conveyed by a motorcycle rider, who identified himself as Mr. Difference Ogba, and told me he was resident in Egini, a neighbouring community to Ujevwu. He said he was unmarried. He picked interest in me and I told him I was a divorcee. He said he did not mind. "After about six months, my church members alerted me that Ogba was married with wife and four kids. I trailed him and got the truth and I told him to leave me alone, but he refused. His wife got wind of our relationship and started coming to abuse me at home. I insisted Ogba leave me alone, but he refused. He went to disturb my pastor. The pastor asked him to leave me alone, but he would not listen. They beat me up and took my money (N30,000). I reported to the leadership of Egini community. They reprimanded him but he would not change his mind."
Escape to Ekrokpe The victim explained that because of Ogba's continued threats that if she didn't marry him, he won't leave her alone, she packed out to Ekrokpe Community in Ughelli-South Council area." After about three months, he found out where I moved to and he came again, I chased him away but he continued disturbing me until my landlady got tired and threatened to give me a quit notice,"Paulina said. She continued," "I continued to chase him away any moment he came around and my landlady later joined me in chasing him away, till he stopped."
Fainted for 2 days, woke up in the hospital "On August 27, 2010, I didn't go to the market. I fasted and went for our Wednesday prayers in my church (Church of God Mission). I prayed to God to chase away Ogba completely from my life.
I went to sleep early that evening as I had my plans for the next day. I wanted to go to the market and sell and, on return, cook and eat my choice soup (banga). But very early in the morning, August 28 , at 5a.m, I heard a sharp knock on my door and the voice of a woman I knew. I was shocked because she resides in Egini. I was wondering how she came to Ekrokpe that early. Immediately I opened the door, I was poured something (acid) on my head and face I shouted for help and fainted. I woke up two days later at UBTH to discover that Ogba was the one who knocked on the door and poured me acid." Ogba fled after the incident.
Without stating it, it was obvious that Paulina had gone through agonizing pains. She told Sunday Vanguard, "I have gone through excruciating pains as I had to undergo three different surgeries. Flesh was cut off from my lap to patch my head and lip. My skull was operated because of the level of burnt when the incident occurred. I weaved my head a night before but the acid that soaked on my head burnt it. I saw death, but God did not allow me to die. I cursed the day I met Ogba, I will never forgive him. I regret meeting him and I am still baffled that he did this to me. He neither drinks nor smokes, I am not aware that he had or has mental problem; so, it is like a bad dream. How I wish it is a dream. I can't see, my eyes are almost blind, I need help, I want to see again, please, I need help."
Battle to save a sister Paulina's elder sister and member of Deeper Life Bible Church, Mrs. Kate Agbavwe, who resides at OkuokokoKokori. We rushed back there and took her to hospital in Okpara Inland. The next day, she was referred to UBTH.
UBTH, life was terrible for my sister as many never believed she will survive, even some relatives' advised that she be left to die. But I stood with her. I had to borrow money to save her life; I borrowed about N500,000 to buy drugs and blood. Things got hard and I had to liaise with my family to sell our land at Kokori. We were billed N665,000 for the bed, treatment and feeding for the one year"
How Ogba was trapped and arrested According to Mrs. Agbavwe, "When the incident occurred, the landlady promptly reported the incident at the Ekakpamre Police Station and the case was forwarded to the Otu-Jeremi Divisional Headquarters. The police swung into action and arrested two members of Ogba family, who were eventually released on bail with a condition to look for the suspect in two weeks.
''After a month, I came back from UBTH and a lady from Ogba family came as a spy to inquire if Paulina was dead or alive. I sensed her mission and I told her that Paulina was alive and had been discharged from hospital. The lady then said she was going to meet their family to see how they could come for settlement. The following day, the family came to my house and I told them the truth that Paulina was in critical condition at UBTH. On hearing my report, the family said they would come back again, but they never did. Back at Egini, Ogba was planning to sell his house so that he could flee from his hideout. The family told him that he should come so that they would plan on how to settle the matter. Then, they alerted the police who mobilised and laid ambush for him. He was apprehended and taken away. Later, he was transferred to the state Police Command in Asaba, but we heard that he is being remanded at the Okere Minimum Prison in Warri."
AFRIKRAINE CASMIR ONLINE MAGAZINE is pleading on her behalf for prominent Nigerians with a generous heart to extend their financial assistance to her."Whatever you do to the least of my brethren,that you do unto me"
