Wizoat: September 2017

Tuesday, 12 September 2017

United Nations interested in Operation Phyton Dance II - Moses Siasia

- The southeast geopolitical zone is under siege by the Nigerian military - This is due to the activities of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) -

- Saudi Arabia has sentenced Nigerian pilgrim to three months in prison - The accused, Mamman Kwakwazo was sentenced for claiming a purse he found at the Holy Mosque in Makkah

- The federal government has been given a 48-hour ultimatum to withdraw from the southeast, by the Biafra Zionists Federation

- Ali Camara smuggled his pregnant wife into the UK on a stolen passport - Officials stopped them at the airport and arrested him -

We have become aware of a defamatory publication by an online newspaper, known for publishing stories with spurious details.

- Jose Mourinho has reacted to the sack of Frank de Boer - The Dutch was thrown out at Crystal Palace after 4 games

Eurozone set for fastest growth since 2007, says ECB

The European Central Bank (ECB) has raised its eurozone economic growth forecast for this year to 2.2%, the fastest growth in 10 years.

ECB president Mario Draghi said the 19-country bloc grew faster than expected in the first half of the year.

It came as the bank kept eurozone interest rates and its bond buying stimulus programme unchanged.

Mr Draghi said the ECB would probably make decisions about its stimulus measures next month.

Voice-controlled assistants by Amazon, Apple and Google could be hijacked by ultrasonic audio commands that humans cannot hear, research suggests.

Two teams said the assistants responded to commands broadcast at high frequencies that can be heard by dolphins but are inaudible to humans.

They were able to make smartphones dial phone numbers and visit rogue websites.

Roald Dahl's final children's book has been illustrated by his longtime collaborator Sir Quentin Blake, 26 years after it was first published.

Billy and the Minpins was originally published as The Minpins in 1991, shortly after Dahl's death, with illustrations by Patrick Benson.

An updated version has now come out with new pictures by Sir Quentin.

England v West Indies: Hosts stumble as 14 wickets fall on opening day

England bowled out West Indies for 123 but then struggled in reply as 14 wickets fell on a remarkable first day of the deciding Test at Lord's.

Ben Stokes took a Test best 6-22 in a superb 14.3-over spell of swing bowling either side of tea, after the tourists opted to bat in overcast conditions.

Batting remained difficult under the lights, and West Indies struck three times in the first 13 overs.

Donald Trump has agreed to a Democratic plan to lift the debt limit for three months, fund the government and rush aid to Hurricane Harvey victims.

The US president went against Republican leaders who wanted to extend a debt-limit increase for longer, until after the 2018 mid-term elections.

Democrats announced the deal just before the House of Representatives passed $8bn (£6bn) for Harvey victims.

- Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo got a yellow card against Cameroon in Uyo - He was booked by Egyptian referee Ghead Grisha after scoring a goal for Nigeria

MI praises Yahoo Boys, says God will prosper their business

- MI Abaga has revealed where most music labels get part of their funding from - He revealed that parts of the industry get support from Yahoo Boys - The top rapper later revealed that if Nigerian music industry is left to the corporate world,

- Arturo Vidal has announced he will retire from international football after the 2018 World Cup - Chile could miss out on the World Cup as they sit in sixth place after outside the top four places -

- Biafra Secret Service commander vowed that Anambra election will not take place - Ejike Njeze in his reaction warned that the implication might affect those in the south east

Hurricane Irma has caused widespread destruction across the Caribbean, reducing islands to rubble and leaving at least seven people killed.

The small island of Barbuda is said to be "barely habitable" while officials warn that the French territory of St Martin is almost destroyed.

- Azeez Folarin, a robbery suspect, has expressed shock that his own house was burgled by fellow thieves, whom he claims had no respect for their own kind - Folarin however stated that he did not let the burglary weigh him down so much, and continued with his criminal activities

- The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen has said that he was not afraid of EFCC probe - EFCC was said to have begun investigation of high profile persons including the CJN -

An engineless glider has been flown at a record altitude of 52,172ft (15.9km).

The aircraft's two pilots achieved the feat in the skies above Argentina's Patagonia region.

The height represented a 3% gain over a record set in 2006 by other members of the same Perlan Project team.

The fashion houses behind brands including Christian Dior and Gucci have said they will stop using underweight models for their catwalk shows.

LVMH and Kering, two of the biggest fashion firms in the world, made the move amid criticism the industry encourages eating disorders.

Models must be bigger than a French size 32 for women, which corresponds to a UK size six or US size zero.

Nissan has launched a longer-range version of its best-selling Leaf electric vehicle, as it fights growing competition in the electric car market.

The new Leaf can travel about 50% further on a single charge than its predecessor, according to the firm.

But it still falls short of the ranges offered by other recent electric cars from Tesla and General Motors.

Hurricane Irma has caused major flooding and damage to buildings on several Caribbean islands, France says.

The four "most solid" buildings on the island of Saint Martin have been destroyed, French Interior Minister Gérard Collomb announced.

- Minister of women affairs was recently caught on camera showing her support for Atiku Abubakar

- Senator Shehu Sani admits the north has a major challenge of poverty among the people - Sani wants northern leaders to tell themselves the truth and focus on ways to end poverty in the region

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- A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has been urged to prevent Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOP), from interrupting Anambra state governorship election

- Arsenal are set to renew the contract of Aaron Ramsey, Danny Welbeck and Theo Walcott - The Gunners hired Huss Fahmy to handle contract issues for the Arsenal squad

- The old military barrack in Suleja, Niger state, was demolished on Monday, September 4 - A clash erupted between the Barrack residents and Nigerian Soldiers over the incident

YBNL hit maker, Olamide is out with a new certified dancing tune titled “UPDATE“, produced by Young John.

- John Mikel Obi does not see himself retiring from football anytime soon - The Tianjin TEDA midfielder intends to plays at the 2018 World Cup -

- Barcelona fans are still livid with Neymar's move to PSG this summer - There are other players who have also broke the hearts of their fans

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode on

Bale refused to join Manchester United this summer

Gareth Bale refused to join Manchester United this summer.

The Real Madrid star was heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford in recent months.

Reports last week claimed United and Real were in talks over a deadline day move involving the Wales international.

- President Buhari promised to continue to provide good service to Nigerians - He said his return to the country was with renewed hope

Jeje by Leksido ft Misscall & Rolling boy

This hot jam music just drop by Leksido ft Misscall & Rolling boy titled "JEJE" under the record label of "B Y G" and prod by "A.I.T".

OLAYEMI TEMIDAYO RICHARD a.k.a TEMIKINGX is an unsigned act and also ibadan based artist.

The illumistreet crooner is here again with another street jam titled IRON BODY

Winner of the Gulder Ultimate Search (GUS) competition in 2006,Hector Oluwaseun Jobarteh, has reportedly been shot dead

The Kano emirate Council on Saturday, September 2, held the Durbar festival as part of activities to mark the Sallah festivities

There is a tradition in Nigerian football where players are identified with their nicknames owing to one reason or the other. But the fact remains that whatever a player of the beautiful round leather game is named after, it simply denotes who the personality really is.

- Didier Drogba is back at Chelsea using their medical facilities to treat an injury

- Gernot Rohr says at his post-match conference: "it is not finished yet" despite Nigeria 4-0 win over Cameroon

A gruesome motor accident has just occurred on the Kaduna-Abuja expressway today, Sunday, September 3, 2017 leaving several people injured.

Governor Fayose of Ekiti state joined Muslim faithfuls for the Eid-el-Kabir prayers - He advised Islamic clerics to always tell leaders the truth and preach the values of justice and equity

President Buhari to leave Nigeria on September 4 for the US - Popular media report.

- There are unconfirmed reports that President Buhari is leaving Nigeria for the US - The trip reportedly scheduled for Monday, September 4, 2017 is at the invitation of Donald Trump

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