Saturday, August 6, 2022

LIVERPOOL DRAW FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON

Liverpool were forced to a 2-2 draw by newcomers Fulham in a Premier League fixture played at Craven Cottage on Saturday Aleksandar Mitrovic, who scored 43 goals in the Championship last season, showed that at the age of 27 he might finally be ready for the Premier League. After heading home the first goal, he then won and converted a penalty to make sure the home side collected a point. Liverpool had to rely on the old and the new, as Darwin Nunez scored their first equaliser and Mohamed Salah netted the second -- and they assisted each other's goals.
Nunez marked his Premier League debut with a goal and an assist to salvage a point and lift a Liverpool display that was badly lacking inspiration prior to his 59th-minute introduction. Both were fortuitous: His goal, just 13 minutes after coming on, came as he tried an improvised flick, only for Tosin Adarabioyo to turn the ball onto Nunez with the ricochet flying past Fulham goalkeeper Marek Rodak. The 23-year-old's assist for Salah's equaliser came as he tried to collect Trent Alexander-Arnold's forward pass only to touch the ball into the Egyptian's path for a tap-in. But both moments were products of his movement and energy. It can only be a matter of time before he starts.

ARSENAL WIN FIRST EPL GAME AGAINST CRYSTAL PALACE

Arsenal enjoyed a perfect start to the new English Premier League season as it beat Crystal Palace 2-0 at Selhurst Park on Friday. A first-half header from Gabriel Martinelli and an own-goal from Palace defender Marc Guehi secured the three points as the league returned after just a 75-day break. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said he was happy to get the first win on the board after what proved to be a tricky match.
"Yes, really pleased to be winning. Three points, a clean sheet, against a really difficult opponent and a really tough place," he told reporters after the match. "We showed great resilience to get through them, and it is really positive the way we started. "We started really sharp, really mobile, really determined to play the way we wanted to play. Overall, positive." The Arsenal team had come under increased scrutiny with the season-opener in the same week as the release of the Amazon docuseries "All or Nothing" which documented the side's previous campaign. But the visitors did not look phased as the host of young stars started the match in brilliant form.

Thursday, August 4, 2022

MR & MRS FUNKE FELIX ADIGUN CELEBRATE FIRST YEAR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN GRAND STYLE

HAPPY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TO US
We are eternally grateful to God for the gift of our marriage. ** Dear God, as we celebrate our anniversary, we pray that you will help us never to forget the strong first-time love we had for each other when we met. ** We pray for the strength to channel our love and affection into things that are pleasing in your eyes. #adigun_alaposuccess #alaposuccesstv #sharingepicmoment

Monday, July 18, 2022

MUSLIMS LEADERS WORSHIP IN ECWA CHURCH TO PROMOTE AND FOSTER UNITY

Muslims and traditional leaders on Sunday worshipped at the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) Lemu road, Kaduna as part of measures to promote peaceful and religious coexistence. Their attendance was at the invitation of the church in its efforts at strengthening religious harmony and peaceful coexistence regardless of religious differences. Among personalities of traditional leaders who attended the Sunday Service include, the District Head of Barnawa Alhaji Kabiru Zubairu, the Wakilin Shehu Borno, HRH Bata Madaki Auta and Sarkin Dutse Alhaji Shuaibu Balarebe Abdullahi among others. The Islamic clerics who honoured the invitation and shared their thoughts on peaceful and religious coexitence include, Sheihk Dahiru Abdullahi, Sheihk Dr. Hamisu Ya’u and Sheihk Shehu Ayotola. All the Islamic clerics who shared their thoughts unanimously agreed that there is no basis whatsoever why Christians and Muslims should fight instead of being each other’s keepers, adding that you cannot be said to be a good Muslim if you don’t like your Christians neighbours and vice versa. They all lamented why peaceful and religious togetherness between Christians and Muslims is no longer there and urged all and sundry to join hands together and bring back the good old days where Christians relate with Muslims as brothers and vice versa.
We must love one another and not allow politicians to play with our intelligence because the present political dispensation could cause Nigeria a lot of problem, we must not allow politicians to use our heads, We must unite together as one and allow politicians to do their things” he admonished. Speaking in the same vein, the district head of Barnawa, Wakilin Shehu Borno and the Sarkin Dutse all commended ECWA for such good initiative and urged other churches and Islamic bodies to toe the same line going forward. In his Sermon, the Preacher Mr Zak Bungwon who spoke on the coming of Jesus Christ also posited that the lack of fellowship is the cause of most crisis and called on both Christians and Muslims to focus on what bind them together that what separates. On the essence of the invitation extended to Muslims to worship with them in a program tagged Friends of the Church which holds annually, the Senior Pastor of the Church Rev. Joshua Anyam said, the church is willing more than ever before to relate with their neighbours regardless of their religion to promote peaceful coexistence. ” We do this annually, basically to promote religious and peaceful togetherness among ourselves, and we are thankful that whenever we call they respond in their numbers”. Also Speaking, the Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) represented by Mr Reuben Buhari emphasised that, It is better we leave together and survive or leave apart and suffer, “We must be United” he stressed. The Chairman, Community relation committee of the church, Senator Haruna Azee Zego commended the Muslim invitees for honouring their invitation, and further stressed that the invitation extended to Muslims within their host community to worship with them was borne out of the love to sustain religious coexistence.