Warplanes Bombed Arabs Vow To Pound Yemen Rebels Until They Surrender

             Saudi-led warplanes bombed Yemen’s main international airport and a renegade troop base in the capital Sunday, as Arab leaders vowed to pummel Iranian-backed rebels until they surrender.
The raids on the country’s main airport came just hours after UN workers were evacuated following deadly fighting that has sent tensions soaring between Tehran and other Middle East powers.

We Dominated Eagles--Mashaba

              Bafana Bafana coach Shakes Mashaba was delighted with his side’s showing in their 1-1 draw with Nigeria in Nelspruit on Sunday An 85th minute scorcher by Russian-based Ahmed Musa – who captained the Super Eagles side on the day – and an added time strike by Mamelodi Sundowns’s Bongani Zungu ensured a share of the spoils in   the friendly international at the Mbombela Stadium.
“I would like to say congratulations to the boys, we played very well. I think our combinations worked well today, we created numerous chances to win the game but didn’t take them, but we played well and well done to the players today,” Mashaba told reporters at the post-match conference

It’s A Fair Game:S/Africa 1 Nigeria 1 – Amokachi

The Super Eagles looked to be securing a 1-0 win over Shakes Mashaba’s side but Bongani Zungu popped up in stoppage time to ensure both sides earn a share of the spoils.
“It is fair, coming away from home after losing to Uganda,” Amokachi said after the game.

Card Readers Worked Well In Majority Of Polling Units – Jega

                 The Chairman Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)  Professor Attahiru M. Jega has asid that the Card Readers worked well  in the majority of Polling Units, even though there were areas where difficulties experienced necessitated.
He made this known in a press briefing in Abuja on Sunday.
The text read thus

Yesterday: Not Better Than Yesteryears

               The day dawned bright and fair. Nigerians woke up, yesterday, with only one thing in their mind: To go out and peacefully elect their  next  president. The television stations came up live very early, affording Nigerians the opportunity to witness the main presidential candidates vote.
Many saw live the ease with which the presidential standard- bearer of the All Progressives Congress, General Muhammadu Buhari, got accredited . In fifty seconds, he and his wife, Aisha, were accredited.  With the ease they saw on the television with which the card reader performed, they rushed out to their polling units expecting to be captured with the same  ease.

Nigeria Voting Continues After Delays

                 Voting is to continue in some parts of Nigeria after technical problems during Saturday's presidential election.
The electoral commission postponed voting because of problems with electronic card readers - new technology intended to reduce fraud.

Oldest Woman Ever Seen At A Polling Unit

She’s voting for the future of her family. Your vote counts, go out and vote!