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Forget 2010 World Cup By SINA OLUSEGUN Thursday, November 13, 2008 • Super Eagles Photo: Sun News Publishing More Stories on This Section Still basking in the euphoria of their kinsman’s US presidential election victory, Kenyans are not sitting pretty towards their determination to take the world by the storm, as they hope to qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The East African nation is bent on halting Nigeria’s run in the qualifying series for the World Cup billed for South Africa. Kenya’s football President, Mohammed Hatimy, boasted that his country would qualify for the World Cup ahead of their group opponents, like the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia, Black Mambas of Mozambique and Nigeria’s Super Eagles. He particularly warned Nigeria to forget about going to the World Cup, stressing that they’re in the race for real. Baring his mind on Brila FM, Hatimy said the Harambee Stars’ build-up would soon commence. "The preparations have not started yet, because we are going to finish our league by the 22nd of this month. Our league is very tough," the KFF boss said. He revealed that their national team had nine players who ply their trade in the local league. And insisted that they would not have problems in getting their players, who ply their trades abroad when the qualifiers got underway. "We won’t have any problem in getting our players together," he said. "We can always get in touch with our professionals whenever we need them. "We will just write to inform them and give them proper notice. That is all we need to do," Hatimy said. When asked if his team could withstand the Super Eagles, the FA boss was very positive, hinting that his team should be able to beat Nigeria this time around. "Why not? We played last five years ago and just last year, Nigeria pipped us 1–0 in a friendly. But I can bet you that this time around, it would be a different ballgame. Let’s just wait for the games to come and then we will see," he declared. Despite all expectations and pressure, Hatimy said his job was not stressful, declaring: "My own job is just to chair the meetings, while the secretariat is the one running football, organising everything and running the programmes. "With all of us doing our best and everyone taking care of his own assignment, Kenyan football is rising. We were 149 in the FIFA ranking before, but today, we are in the 79th position. We are all happy and I believe we will still improve. "Since I took over (as the FA boss), we became champions in East and Central Africa. We are now looking at the chances of qualifying for the World Cup in South Africa," he stated. Hatimy ended by declaring that his biggest dream has been to make sure the Harambee Stars qualify for the South Africa 2010, while also hinting that Kenyans would celebrate qualification for the mundial as they celebrated when their native, Barack Obama, won the U.S presidential election. "We are going to celebrate (the World Cup ticket) just as we celebrated the other day when Obama won the presidential election in America. Here (in Kenya), it was a public holiday and I hope the government will give another public holiday when we pick the ticket. "With Obama’s victory, I believe that you can always achieve what you want to achieve even when it appears impossible," Hatimy concluded. thanks for visiting the site

PC/LAPTOP CONFIGURATION SETTINGS

fix4real@gmail.com — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:11:00 GMT

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PC/LAPTOP CONFIGURATION SETTINGS Thanks for making a request for a configuration settings for PC/Laptop. This is an automated email set up to reduce request traffic so please do not reply this email. Please follow the steps carefully and if at any point you get stuck, please feel free to call my number or email me directly at *08069471437 or felixodeli@yahoo.co.uk INSTRUCTION (1) Get a PC suite ready. It’s a CD which comes with your phone. (2) Ensure there is a connection facility ready either an infrared, Bluetooth or USB cable. (3) Get any version of the following opera browsers 9.27, 7.54, 4.06, 2.06, 6.4 etc (4) Get a GPRS phone ready, which should act as your modem. (5) Be sure you are using the free GPRS settings in your phone. If not, get it automatically at mtn.felixodeli@yahoo.co.uk (6) Get and install the SUN JAVA RUNTIME ENVIRONMENT software. (7) Ensure you have the GPRS signal in your phone. PROCEDURES (1) Install the PC suite into the system (2) Connect your phone to the system either through Bluetooth, infrared or USB cable (but I will suggest you use a USB cable). (3) Install any of the versions of the OPERA browsers. When installed, open it and go to the preference settings. From there, enter browsing, in the proxy, WHOIS, I.P, areas, put 10.199.212.2 then in the port areas put 8080. In the homepage area, put Loaded.mtnonline.com@www.google.com.ng/m or loaded.mtnonline.com@google.com.ng/m then OK and click APPLY (4) Open the PC suite which is already installed in your system. Click on connection settings. Click manual configuration and enter the followings DIAL-UP NUMBER - *99# or *99***# APN (ACCESS POINT NAME) - web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net USERNAME- web PASSWORD- web Make the OPERA browser your default browser and everything is set NOTE that some pages may not be accessed or open in the browser (due to the size of the bandwidth) in the PC as it is in the phone. If you want to open a new page/tab or window from your OPERA browser, please start with loaded.mtnonline.com@.......... For example Skye bank is accessed in this format in the address bar loaded.mtnonline.com@skyebankng.com or loaded.mtnonline.com@www.skyebankng.com and above the sky (e) becomes the limit for you. BEST OF LUCK ODELI FELIX 08069471437 Well this service is free to all those who value freedom, but if you would like to encourage my work in any form, I do welcome airtime/credit financial encouragement and would be very glad to hear from you. You may call 08069471437 or felixodeli@yahoo.co.uk Or you may make donations to any of the following account numbers with FELIX ODELI as the account Name UBA- 1172120117982 FCMB- 045107028503001 GTB - 521-240991-1-590. There is no better way to be happy than ensuring that those around us are happy. – Odeli 3:16. *calls may not be answered due to call traffic. thanks for visiting the site

education in sahel region of nigeria

fix4real@gmail.com — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 12:28:00 GMT

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The University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) is located in Maiduguri, a city in Borno State in northeast Nigeria. The university was created by the federal government in 1975, with the intention of its becoming one of the country's principal higher-education institutions. It enrolls about 25,000 students in its combined programs, which include a college of medicine and faculties of agriculture, arts, education, engineering, law, management, science, social science, and veterinary medicine. With the encouragement of the federal government, the university has recently been increasing its research efforts, particularly in the fields of agriculture and conflict resolution, and expanding the university press. The total budget is ₦1,920,660,623.11.^[1]

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APGA, not factionalised – Chairman

fix4real@gmail.com — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 12:08:00 GMT

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The National Chairman of APGA, Chief Victor Umeh, said in Lagos that the party was not factionalised as being speculated.

Umeh, who was in Lagos to canvass for support for the party in the upcoming Lagos council elections, told our correspondent that there was only one structure in APGA.

He said the party was more united and stronger than before.

On his absence from the Anambra State meeting on Government of National Unity (GNU), Umeh said he did not attend the meeting because the party was opposed to the idea.

“It was not because I was not invited but because APGA believes that the whole idea of GNU is ill-conceived,” he said.

On the upcoming council election in Lagos, the APGA Chairman, said the party would participate in the poll and urged the state Independent Electoral Commission (LABIEC) to ensure free and fair conduct.

“We are in Lagos to seek support for APGA’s candidates because we directed our executives in Lagos to make sure party does not boycott the election,” he said.

According to him, the October 11 election is an opportunity for Lagos state to justify its criticisms of INEC for the 2007 general elections by being fair to all parties.

“The state government must be seen not to interfere with this election. I know that the chairman of LABIEC, Justice Abdul Fatai Adeyinka (rtd) is a honorable man but we want to see him show it in this election,” he said.

PDP and ANPP had earlier announced their withdrawal from the election.

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