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Well,it may seems awkward,but I have reasons to remember him.A tot of him,shows to me de futility of life.

**RIP SAM**
12th of August shall remain indelible in the minds every man or woman that knew him,Samuel Sochukwuma Okwaraji of Umudioka in Orlu LGA of Imo State in Nigeria.
Do you remember him?
He is a National Hero!

He held a bachelor and masters degree in International Law from the University of Rome, reportedly fluent in five languages (English, German, Spanish, Italian and Igbo) and was about to complete his Ph.D before he died playing forNigeria against Angola in a World Cup qualifier. - Ma people, Share and Type "RIP"
May his soul rest in peace::::::Amen.

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Galliani hints at Milan move for Tevez

AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani has hinted at a move for want-away Manchester City attacker Carlos Tevez this summer. The Argentina international is keen to leave the Premier League runners-up ahead of the 2013-14 campaign and has caught the attention of clubs such as Liverpool, Monaco and Juventus. However, Galliani is confident the 29-year-old would not leave City for Juve and thinks Tevez would even accept a pay cut to join Milan. "Tevez would not betray me by going to Juventus," the Rossoneri director told reporters. "I like him because he's a 'bad guy'. He would accept a big pay-cut to come to us." Tevez's current deal with City is due to expire in June 2014 and an offer in the region of €8-10 million could be enough to lure him away from the Premier League side. Milan were already close to signing the flamboyant attacker in the summer of 2012, but the deal eventually fell through for unknown reasons.

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Mikel Obi on the radar of Turkish champions

The Nigerian midfielder is been courted by the Turkish Champions though Chelsea have not offered him for sale with the arrival of Jose Mourinho at Chelsea for a second stint, word out of England say that Turkish champions, Galatasaray are courting Mikel Obi to move to Turkey.

Respected sources from London revealed that though the Europa League champions have not made Mikel available, they could be swayed with a big-money move from any club for a player in his position.

“It is true that Galatasaray are interested. And if Chelsea see big money for a player in his position (defensive midfield), I am sure they will sell,” .

It will also be recalled that it was Jose Mourinho was the one that brought the Nigerian to London after a battle with Manchester United in 2006.

But the question will be whether Mikel will want to leave the club where he has won multiple titles including the Champions League. The source added that, “He could move if he believes he will enjoy more playing time at the Turkish club.”

Galatasaray signed Didier Drogba and Wesley Sneidjer last season to challenge in the Uefa Champions League and they reached the quarter final where they lost to Real Madrid.

Mikel is not expected to resume with Chelsea until July when the pre-season training will begin.

Keshi: It’s not yet finished

Coach Stephen Keshi has warned that the task of qualifying the Super Eagles for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil was not yet finished.

Nigeria on Wednesday defeated the Harambee Stars 1-0 in Nairobi, to stretch their lead in Group F to eight points, with two matches yet to play against Namibia on  June 12 in Namibia and Malawi in September.

Speaking after the match at the Arap Moi Stadium, Keshi said that he was delighted with the win but stressed that his players must not get carried away with their latest conquest.

“It was important to win this game and I am happy that the players got the three points that we came to Kenya for. It was a good result and it shows that we are learning with every other game. But the job is not yet finished.

“We still have two key games to play and it is important for us to stay focused on the target of qualifying for the World Cup. We will continue working hard to ensure that this goal is achieved”.

Arsenal can afford Rooney, hints Gazidis

Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has added fuel to the speculation linking Wayne Rooney with a move to the Emirates Stadium, revealing that the Gunners have the financial power to attract the 27-year-old.

Arsene Wenger has already confided that it would been hard not to bid for the striker should he become available, while it is believed that Rooney is open to a move to north London. And now Gazidis has put more more weight behind any move for the England international, saying that Rooney's likely transfer cost and wage demands would be well within Arsenal's budget.

When asked if the Gunners could afford a €20 million-plus deal, plus €200,00-a-week wage, Gazidis told reporters: "Of course we could do that. We could do more than that.

"We have a certain amount which we've held in reserve. We also have new revenue streams coming on board and all of these things mean we can do some things which would excite you. "If Arsene thinks signing big names is the right thing to do, yes. The fact is this year we are beginning to see something we have been planning for some time, which is the escalation in our financial firepower.

"We can look at some options that weren't really in our financial capability. It's a progression over the next two seasons. It's quite significant for the club." While Gazidis refused to name any transfer targets, he believes Arsenal's ambition can see them emulate Champions League winners Bayern Munich.

"We should be able to compete at a level like a club such as Bayern Munich. I'm not saying we are there by any means, we have a way to go before we can put ourselves on that level," Gazidis continued.

"I think we are an extraordinarily ambitious club.

"This whole journey for the past 10 years has been about putting us up with the best in the world and now the question is turning that platform now into on-field success."