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From: THE AIRPORT Welcome in to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi the capital of KENYA and largest city, Africa’s premier hub and ideal gateway into and out of East and Central Africa. The city is located in the embakasi suburb 15 kilometres (9mi) southeast of Nairobi’s central business district, the airport has scheduled flights to destinations in over 50 countries. Brief History The airport was formally called Embakasi Airport and it was opened on 9 March 1958, by the last colonial governor of Kenya, Sir Evelyn Baring. HISTORY OF KENYA Kenya is among the East African Nation, having more than 223,000 sq. miles 552,000 sq. Km.   And has it capital Nairobi located in the southwest having other cities like Mombasa which is situated on the coast, Nakuru and Eldoret found in the west-central region, and Kisumu which is located in the west on the shores of Lake Victoria.   The country is situated on the equator and is bordered by 5 countries such as...
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Messi breaks Barcelona’s free-kick record

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Lionel Messi broke another Barcelona record on Saturday, as his goal from a set-piece saw him become the most prolific free-kick scorer in the history of the club. Messi has now surpassed Ronald Koeman’s tally of 26. Barca had taken the lead against Athletic Bilbao through Paco Alcacer’s first La Liga goal for the Catalans, but the Argentine superstar stepped up to take a free-kick from the right of the penalty area. Messi’s low shot was on target, but Gorka Iraizoz completely missed the flight of the ball and it crept under him, as Barcelona doubled their lead. It was Messi’s 27th successful free-kick for the club. The 29-year-old had matched Koeman’s record against Athletic in the Copa del Rey last month. Barcelona won 3-0, with Aleix Vidal scoring the third. Luis Enrique’s men have now scored 100 goals in all competitions this season.
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Recounting of Governorship Election ballot papers begins

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The recounting of ballot papers used in four local government areas in the September 28 Governorship Election in Edo State has begun at Edo Tribunal. It is being done in the open court as ordered by the tribunal. Representatives of the petitioners and the respondents are monitoring the recounting. The People’s Democratic Party and its candidate, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu are expecting to prove their allegations of over voting during the election. Meanwhile, the Tribunal has rejected an application of the petitioners seeking for extension of time to present its witnesses. The petitioners were expected to close their case by 1pm on Friday but pleaded for extension of time to enable it call more witnesses and conclude the recounting of ballot papers. As at press time, the petitioners have only called 90 witnesses against 400 witnesses lined up to testify. Lead Counsel to the PDP, Yusuf Alli, urged the tribunal to allow the reign of mercy to flow and grant them time but Couns...
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