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The first day I f~cked Michael, I'd just dropped the kids at school and was heading home when a call came in to my phone. It was him.
"Aren't you supposed to be at work?" I asked
"Yes, I am. But I haven't been able to get you out of my head since we met."
We had met just two days ago. We'd been chatting, having phone s3x and exchanging r»~nchy pictures since then, he was dying to meet me again.
"Awww, really?"
"Yeah. Right now I'm the office but I can't concentrate so I'm going to ask for permission to leave and go sort out my health problem."
"What health problem?" I asked a bit concerned.
"The one I'm going to make up just to get out of here to come see you."
"Ah Mikey, you'd do that for me?"
"Right now I'd do anything for you sweetie." He told me.
He talked to me like I was a new young lady he just met and it warmed my heart when he told me such things. I wanted him so badly. I myself couldn't wait.
"Okay babe. I'll be waiting. Muaah" he returned my k¡ss and told me to keep 'it' warm and wet. I chuckled. Such a naughty person, I blushed a little.
I went home and cleaned and arranged the house in preparation for his arrival, I couldn't stop thinking about him. I wondered how we would start, I wondered if his c•ck was big or just average or if he was the shy and gentle type in bed just as he was in behaviour, I hoped he wasn't.
I wanted a man like that p•rn star on tv who attacked the girl's p~$$y with so much strength, the more I thought of him the more my p~$$y got wetter. I just sat in the bath-tub playing with myself and waiting for him to come. I didn't give a f~ck about the fact that I was about to cheat on Tunji, in our home and matrimonial bed.
In an hour, Michael had manoeuvred his way through traffic until he found his way to my place. It was the first time he had ever come and it would be his last because I didn't want the gateman, Ahmed, having things to tell his Oga when he returned.
Immediately he walked in the door, I closed the door behind us I grabbed him and k¡ssed him. I s~cked in the breath out of his mouth and used my hands to pull out his tucked in shirt.
Michael grabbed my supple b~tt and squeezed, m•aning as I led us both towards the master bedroom. By the time we collapsed on the bed we had lost all our clothing and Mikey was using his tongue to k¡ss me all over my body and in those sensitive spots I had told him over the phone.
I just moaned his name and squirmed on the bed, He inserted a finger into my veejay and finger-f~cked me while he k¡ssed my neck. I reached for his d¡ck and squeezed, urging him to put it inside of me. His finger wasn't enough at all. He teased me first with the tip of his c•ck before sliding it inside.
I felt his huge d¡ck go inside of me and fill me up, I arched my back for him as he began to thrust inside of me with hardened thrusts.
The gentle Michael I knew was gone.
This guy was an animal, he f~cked me so hard that I could feel my c~m oozing out of my p~$$y already. I screamed his name, he put one finger in my mouth and I s~cked it while he continued to pound me. My pussy had gotten so wet so fast that his speed even increased.
I raised my legs in the air and let him have his way. He brought his lips to mine and k¡ssed me deeply as his thrusts got faster and faster until his hot seed shot deep inside my veejay and I felt it squirm inside of me. he kept thrusting after that, and I wondered if he wasn't even going to rest before going on another round, but soon he stopped thrusting and just lay there, catching his breath. He held one of my b••bs and slowly s~cked on my perky n¡pples, giving me a whole new sensation. I reached for my cl¡t and massaged it.
I wanted more.
I wondered if Michael had the time…

...to be continued‎

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Some Muslim fundamentalists have criticised Nigeria's President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari on social media for shaking women, describing his actions as "Un-Islamic."
According to a report, the Muslim hardliners are of the opinion that Buhari should not be seen shaking women, with emphasis on the married ones.
The last public handshake Buhari was involved in with a woman took place on Friday during the wedding of Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole. Buhari was photographed shaking the hand of Oshiomole's bride Iara Forte.
The critics posted other pictures of the retired military general shaking the hands of several other women at different times in his public apperances.
"The wave of un-Islamic handshakes continues,"one post said. "Un-Islamic handshakes galore," another post read on Facebook.
In some northern Nigerian states, which are predominantly Muslim-dominated and where Buhari hails from, shaking a married woman can lead to serious repercussions, especially states that observe the Sharia Law.
When Buhari assumes office on the 29th of May 2015, he will no doubt have cause to continuously shake more women as his position requires him to meet all and sundry in the course of his duties.
Buhari had spoken favourably in support of the sharia law in the past and he has been frequently accused of being a fundamentalist himself, especially during the electioneering period. But, the 72 year old has always denied the charge. He has also continuously described himself as a tolerant Muslim who has always worked with people of other faiths.

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Mo'cheddah took to Instagram to  wish a special person Happy birthday. Captioning a picture of her in his arms looking loved up and contented with : More amazing than anything I av ever prayed for….My life is most beautiful with you…..happy birthday ADEMI!!!!!.‎
However she revealed no further details about him, not his name or even his IG handle but we can hear wedding bells already. Do you know the identity of her 'Ademi'?

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Ali Baba mocks Adams Oshiomole and his bride's wedding kiss – Lol! Nigerians just won't give it up and let Osho Baba and his new bride Lala Fortez enjoy their new marriage. After several comments from Nigerians on social media, Nigeria's king of comedy still took to instagram to advise Osho Baba on how to kiss a bride…Lol

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Two suspected members of a robbery gang  which specialised in attacking  customers while they are withdrawing  money from banks in Lagos and Ogun states are currently cooling their heels at the Ogun State Criminal Investigation Departments , Elewee-Eran. The suspects,  Lukmon Bello and Jide Abbass,  met their waterloo, penultimate Monday,  after a foiled attempt to snatch a bag containing an unspecified amount from  a car parked in front of a business centre  in  Oke-Ilewo area of the state.
They reportedly trailed the owner of the car who had gone to withdraw some money from  the Ibara branch of Sterling Bank, Abeokuta to the business centre. But unknown to them the customer is a Divisional Crime Officer, DCO, attached to one of the divisions in Abeokuta.
It was gathered that while the unsuspecting  policeman was inside the business centre, the suspects who came in their operational Mercedes Benz 190 car, reportedly parked beside his car. Eye witnesses said they opened the car with a master key and collected an envelop where the withdrawn money was kept. But they got the shock of their lives when the policeman who was just coming out of the business centre sighted them and fired a shot at one of them.

Tracing the genesis of his misadventure, 46-year-old  Lukmon, an  indigene of Ibadan, Oyo State, informed  that he was  a commercial bus driver and shuttled  between Mile 12, Ketu and Oshodi road, Lagos. He claimed he took  to robbery due to his inability to fend for his two wives and six children.
In his words: "I was initially into  international trade. I usually travelled to Dubai  to buy men's clothes to sell until the trade crumbled. I had also  travelled  to Mecca, Saudi Arabia,  twice, to perform Holy Pilgrimage. While the going was good,  I got married to two wives. But along the line, my  business crumbled and  I started driving commercial bus. At a point, I could barely feed my family. In the process, I met Jide Abass, who introduced me to robbery.
How I was arrested
"On that fateful day,  we left Ikorodu where we live, to Abeouta to operate. It was Jide who suggested we went far to operate to avoid being recognised during operation. We trailed this particular man to  Oke-Ilewo. We saw him counting some money  and kept some  in the  safe of his car.  We did not know he would not stay long inside the office he entered. We  were busy ransacking his vehicle for the money he left and never noticed him coming out until he was close.  As we attempted to enter our car and flee he  pulled out a pistol and shot me in the thigh.
"I  managed to hop into my Mercedez benz car which was  used for the operation and sped off towards Ibara Housing en-route Kuto (Abeokuta)/Isiun Expressway. But I became unconscious as a result of loss of blood and in the process ran into an oncoming vehicle on reaching the  Ogun State NUT Conference Hall junction, close to MKO Abiola Stadium, Abeokuta.
"Some good Samaritans who did not know what actually happened came to our rescue and rushed us to the  Federal Medical Centre,FMC, Idi-Aba, Abeokuta, for treatment.  But to our surprise, the man who shot me located us and arrested us. It was after we were arrested that we discovered that  he was a policeman. My wives and children are not aware I have been arrested. Greed lured me into this".
Introduction of cashless policy is affecting us- Abass
Lukmon's partner in crime, Jide Abass, 45, who hails from  Ilesha, Osun State, stated that robbery was easier for them until the introduction of the cashless policy in the country.
"We usually laid ambush for bank customers, especially those who had gone to withdraw money. It is not difficult to notice them. For the men, it is either their pockets would be bulging or they would come out with the usual black nylon. For customers who came in their  vehicles, we would either ambush them or trail them to safer places where we would collect the withdrawn amount. But since the introduction of cashless policy, people don't usually got out with cash.  Even when they go to eateries or super markets, they make use of POS and this has been affecting our operations.
"We started operating in Ikorodu, Lagos State but since the police seem to have braced up to the challenge, we decided to relocate to Ogun State. This is our fourth operation here. I am ashamed of myself because my two wives may likely divorce me if they find out their husband is a robber," he said.
The suspects according to the command, would be charged to court soon.

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Well as shocking as it sounds, Transparency International (TI) has rated the out-going government of President Goodluck Jonathan as the best compared to the past governments headed President-Elect Muhammadu Buhari and that of Olusegun Obasanjo.
According to the analysis done by Pointblank news, it stated that in TI's data from 1979 till date, the tenures of both Buhari and Obasanjo were more corrupt than the tenure of Jonathan.
The data also showed that under the administration of Jonathan, Nigeria recorded its best score in the Corruption Perception Index (CPI) since 1979.‎
But the point that the figures from Transparency International make so clearly is that, in comparative terms, Nigeria is actually much less corrupt today, and perceived globally to be much less corrupt today, than it has been in the last 35 years – including under the regimes of  Buhari and Obasanjo, both of who are in support of anti-corruption.
Shockingly, according to the TI data, Obasanjo's first tenure had the worst scale of corruption during the 35 years period between 1979 and 2015.
The TI Corruption Perception Index is a rating of countries from 1 to 100 showing their corruption scale. A rating of 1 is the worst and rating of 100 means a country is completely free of corruption. The pass mark is 50 and any country scoring below 50 is considered a corrupt country.
In the year 2000, Nigeria was ranked the most corrupt country in the world and improved marginally in 2001 and 2003 when it was rated the second most corrupt nation in the world in the TI's Corruption Perception Index. This was certainly not under the watch of President Jonathan.
Since 2012, Nigeria has made steady improvements in the CPI. Indeed, under President Jonathan, for the first time in decades, Nigeria is not in the list of 1-10 most corrupt countries in the world.
In the 2014 Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index, issued in December, Nigeria was ranked 136 out of 175 countries surveyed in the report. This ranking placed Nigeria, alongside five other countries, as the 39th most corrupt country in the world. This is Nigeria's best ranking in the last four years.
With this ranking, Nigeria leap frogged eight countries within a space of one year from the 31st most corrupt nation in 2013 to the 39th in 2014. This may be regarded by cynics as a small achievement: but it represents a big step in the right direction.
Indeed, the administration of President Jonathan deserves some commendation for the positive steps it has taken, and the modest achievements it has made so far, in the war against corruption rather than the vengeful knocks it is receiving from various quarters.
Apparently it appears that this media are an ardent supporter of President Goodluck Jonathan but with the details by the TI, it is something to consider critically. Is GMB administration going to be different this time around or should we expect something worse than the previous led administration.

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The Nigerian Governors' Forum will on Monday meet to formulate guidelines for the election of its chairman and deputy.
It was learnt on Sunday in Abuja that the aim of the guidelines would be the prevention of the crisis that had been rocking the forum since 2013.
Investigations showed that those who would contest the chairmanship of the forum included Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State; the Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha   and the Zamfara State Governor, Abdualziz Yari.
It was learnt that after discussing the guidelines, the forum might elect a new chairman on Monday.
It was gathered that besides resolving the crisis, members would discuss how the constitution of the forum would be amended.
There are indications that some governors may boycott the meeting, as they are insisting that their outgoing colleagues should not participate in the moves to reform the forum.
An aide to a governor-elect from one of the states in the North-Central geo-political zone, who pleaded anonymity because his boss had told him not to comment on the issue, said, "We learnt that the forum would come up with guidelines for electing a new chairman.
"But some governors, who are not leaving on May 29, feel that new members should be allowed to handle that. Those who are going should not impose leaders on the governors-elect."
It was learnt that although all the governors had been invited for the reconciliation meeting, those whose tenure would not end on May 29 would not attend the meeting.
The NGF Director-General, David Okauru, told our correspondent on the telephone on Sunday that the appointment of a new chairman would form part of the agenda of the forum.
The forum had splintered in 2013 following the claims and counter-claims by Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State and his Plateau State counterpart, Jonah Jang, to the leadership of the association after a disputed election.
During the election, Amaechi polled 19 votes while Jang had 16, leading to the setting up of separate secretariats by the two governors.
When asked if the Monday meeting might mark the beginning of the end of the crisis in the NGF, Okauru stated that the parley would deliberate on the issues affecting the association.
He, however, said he could not guarantee that the parley would end the crisis in the forum.
He said, "I have no way of knowing whether it's the end of all crises or not. You have to keep anticipating conflicts or crises and advocating for ways to manage them. I mean that is what leadership is all about; that is what management is all about.
"You think it's going to be crisis-free, even the first day the governors met, they had issues. That's not what we are talking about. Left to all of them, their flanks are open and it's good for them to work together."
The DG assured Nigerians that the governors had been invited and they promised to attend the meeting, adding that the invitation was extended to them at the Council of State meeting last week.
"They (governors) met at the Council of State meeting and they agreed that they would be there, (at the reconciliation meeting)," he stated.
But the Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, had in a statement on Saturday opposed moves to revive the NGF.
He had said, "It has come to my knowledge that my distinguished and respected senior colleagues, that is the outgoing governors, governors whose tenures will be ending on May 29, 2015, have summoned a meeting of the purported Nigerian Governors' Forum for Monday, May 18, 2015. Among other things on the card for discussion, I understand, may be the selection of a new leadership of the forum.
"Having participated in the activities of the NGF at the period during its crisis with my respected colleagues, most of whom are now ending their respective governorship tenures; and having also known the roles played by most of the key actors of the forum in the orchestration and mismanagement of a needless crisis at such a critical phase in our nation's political journey, I owe it as a duty to our country and its democracy to alert the nation and caution my respected colleagues, especially the incoming governors on the dangers in allowing themselves to be railroaded by the outgoing governors."

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A 29-year-old mechanic, Bode David, is yet to recover from being made to spend a night with the corpse of his friend, late Ganiyu, and drink the water used to wash it, to prove he was not responsible for his death.
It was gathered that the incident, which happened at Isheri Magodo, a suburb of Lagos, was executed because before Ganiyu gave up the ghost in the hospital, he kept calling Bode's name.‎
Recounting his ordeal, Bode, an indigene of Ekiti State, a mechanic, who specialized in fixing Japanese vehicles, said: "I knew the late Ganiyu and Wasiu in January, when I was looking for someone to fix my faulty Honda car.
"That was when Ganiyu introduced me to Wasiu to fix my car. After he fixed my car, I paid him N35,000. Since then, we have had no business except when our paths occasionally crossed and we exchange pleasantries.
"On Tuesday, Wasiu called me at about 6p.m., saying they need my help urgently. He said Ganiyu was in the hospital and that they needed money to purchase pints of blood and drips, which was about N19, 000.
"He pleaded with me to come. At about 7pm, without any idea that Ganiyu was dead, I drove my car to the junction of their street, called him on phone that he should come and collect N5,000, which was all that I had to assist Ganiyu's treatment at that time.
"When he came to where I parked my vehicle, he said the hospital was nearby, so we walked towards where he said the hospital is located.
"As we walked, I began to notice some strange movement in the vicinity as bad boys filled the area, so I asked where exactly the hospital was. He said we are taking a short cut to the hospital.
''Eventually, the short cut led to a compound. Immediately we entered the compound, people began to ask me what I knew about Ganiyu's death. I told them I knew nothing, but they did not believe me, and they began to beat me.
''When they were beating me, a Baale in the area interrogated me, told them to stop beating me and to hand me over to the police, or they might beat me to death and then have two corpses on their hands. But they refused.
"After beating me, they forced me to sleep on the floor in the same room where Ganiyu's corpse was laid to prove that I had nothing to do with his death. While they were beating me, my phone and the money in my pocket got missing.
"When they discovered that I was still alive, they washed his corpse and forced me to drink the water. I refused but they almost killed me with another round of beating. When it was obvious that I had no option, I drank it.
"After I drank the water, someone who claimed that he knew me called the police. The police took me to divisional police station at Awoshika, before the case was transferred to Area F Command.
"I have nothing to do with Ganiyu's death. How would I be responsible for his death when I had no problem with him? All I want is for government and Nigerians to come to my aid, and bring those who meted this inhumane treatment to me to justice.''

In his defence, 33-year-old Wasiu Fadairo, the mechanic who lured Bode with the call that brought him to the house, said: "I am from Kwara State. The late Ganiyu is from my home town.
"On May 12, Ganiyu was stooling and vomiting blood, so we rushed him to a hospital located along Oluwora Road, Isheri in Magodo. He later died, calling a particular name— Bode.
"After he died, we took him home because none of his immediate family members or relatives was available. When we called them, they said they were coming, so we kept his corpse inside his room.
"That same day, neighbours and people living around were angry, alleging that the name Bode, which Ganiyu kept calling before he died, was responsible for his death. So they began to call Bode's phone number.
"When Bode did not come, I called him with my phone and told him that Ganiyu was lying critically ill and needed blood and drips, and that we need his assistance.
"When he came, people began to question him concerning what he knew about Ganiyu's death. Before he could say a word, they pounced on him and began to beat him. So I ran to call the police to come and rescue him.
"After police rescued him, they later went to where he parked his car and vandalized it. I was there when they were beating him, but I was not there when they forced him to lie beside the corpse and drink the water used to wash it."
Police story
Confirming the incident, Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, said: "Two friends went out for a drink and one of them, Ganiyu, took ill after the outing and started stooling.
"He was rushed to the hospital for medical attention, but died in the process. Angry friends and neighbours, suspecting the complicity of Bode David, descended on him and attempted to lynch him.
"He was, however, rescued by our policemen and investigations into the circumstances surrounding the death of Ganiyu commenced at Isheri Division. But the case has been transferred to the Department of Criminal investigation, DCI, Yaba, for further investigation."

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The Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, on Sunday said his new wife, Lara, was not a model.‎
He said he would rather described his new wife as "a model in my heart."
Oshiomhole, who made this known at a special thanksgiving mass held at the Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Auchi in honour of the new couple, added that Lara was not a replacement for his late wife, Clara.
The mass was attended by the governor's children – Steve, Jane and Adams (Jnr.); the parents of his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Fortes, as well as other dignitaries.
The governor also debunked media reports that his new wife "is a top model," a speculation he said might have been generated because of her "poise and beauty."
"When I read newspaper stories and they say that Comrade has married a 'top model' I'm like, 'Maybe it's another person.'
"The lady that God has directed to my path and heart to marry is not and was not a model. Of course, she looks beautiful and I understand that is why people assume that this kind of a lady must be a model; but of course, she is a model in my heart and we hope and pray that we will be models in the heart of our God and I think that is the most important thing," Oshiomhole stated.
He, however, called for prayers from Nigerians to support him and his new wife.
The governor said, "I ask you to please continue to pray for us; it is not easy. I lost my first wife and it is not possible to replace her. Yes, I have married another, but it is not a replacement.
"You cannot replace a wife, especially the one you married when you were young and you were anonymous. Nobody knew you from anywhere; you had nothing; no car, no house. Now, that you can never replace, but I understand that under the Catholic doctrine I am entitled to have another wife which is what I am trying to do."
Earlier, the parish Priest, Rev. Fr. Valentine Anavbeokhai, in a homily titled, "Communicate the truth in Christ," had urged Christians "to avoid misrepresenting the truth in their daily communication as they all had an obligation to speak the truth, live the truth and, if the need arose, die for the truth."
He also blessed the couple and wished them well.

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Manchester United missed out on the chance to climb to third in the table as Theo Walcott's deflected strike secured a point for Arsenal .
Ander Herrera gave United the lead in the first half as he volleyed in Ashley Young's left wing cross at the back post.
But the Gunners had the better of things after the break, with David De Gea saving well from Olivier Giroud.
The Red Devils goalkeeper was unable to see out the 90 minutes, however, as he limped off with a back injury, though that did allow Victor Valdes to make his debut for the club.

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Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel married his partner Gauthier Destenay on Friday, becoming the first European Union leader to enter a gay marriage.‎
It has also been observed that Bettel becomes the second world leader to do so. Iceland's Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir married her partner five years ago.
The interesting part about this development is that gay marriage is a relatively new thing in Luxembourg. As The Guardian reports, Bettel's party won a prominent spot in the ruling coalition after campaigning for same-sex marriage

The Guardian adds:
"[Same-sex marriage] was previously knocked down in 2007 by the then ruling Christian People's party, but a poll in 2013 found 83% of Luxembourgers supported a change in the law.
"Little is known about Destenay, who works for the Belgian-Luxembourger architecture firm A3. He has appeared alongside Bettel at a number of official events, including the royal wedding of Prince Guillaume and Princess Stéphanie in 2012.
"What is known is that it was Destenay who proposed, reportedly asking for Bettel's hand just weeks after Luxembourg's parliament last July became the ninth EU legislature to lift a ban on gay marriages."
The BBC adds:
"Former Belgian Prime Minister Elio di Rupo was the EU's first openly gay national leader.
"The Luxembourg newly-weds are not expected to go away on a honeymoon, as the PM has to attend an economic forum in Kazakhstan, according to AFP news agency.
"A friend of the couple told the French news agency Mr Bettel was keen to keep his private life out of the public spotlight."

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Two goals from Yaya Toure helped Manchester City to victory as they saw off Swansea City in an entertaining clash.
Toure opened the scoring as his effort from the edge of the area deflected in off Ashley Williams before James Milner doubled City's lead following a swift counter attack.
Gylfi Sigurdsson pulled one back for the Swans just before half time before Bafetimbi Gomis levelled matters after latching onto Ashley Richards' crossfield ball.
But Toure put City back ahead as he beat Lukasz Fabianski at his near post with a powerful drive, and after Joe Hart made two fine saves to deny Federico Fernandez and Gomis, Wilfried Bony made the points safe with a placed finish in stoppage time against his
former side.

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Lionel Messi scored the decisive goal as Barcelona secured the first part of a potential treble by winning La Liga with a 1-0 victory at Atletico Madrid on Sunday.
Barca had looked destined to bring the title back to Catalonia ever since Luis Suarez's winner against Real Madrid in March, and the Catalans did exactly what was required a year to the day after Atletico won the crown at Camp Nou.
Messi, Suarez and Neymar have led the way for Barca, scoring 79 goals between them in La Liga, and, fittingly, it was the former who sealed the title with a typically clinical finish just after the hour mark.

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Real Madrid's La Liga title hopes were ended despite a 4-1 victory at Espanyol as Barcelona condemned them to second place with a win at
Atletico Madrid.‎
A Cristiano Ronaldo hat-trick and one from Marcelo halted Real's run of three consecutive winless games in all competitions and spared the blushes of goalkeeper Keylor Navas, whose terrible error allowed Christian Stuani to equalise.
But Barcelona's 1-0 success at the Estadio Vicente Calderon in the game of the season saw them crowned champions and confirm Real as runners up to complete a miserable week that also saw Carlo Ancelotti's side denied a place in the UEFA Champions League final by Juventus, increasing the pressure on the Italian coach.
Ancelotti made two changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Juventus in midweek, drafting in Navas for only his sixth Liga appearance of the season, with regular first choice Iker Casillas
relegated to the bench.

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The Official portraits of Nigeria's President-elect and his vice-president-elect, have been unveiled by the media team in Abuja
And after being sworn in on 29 May, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari will now want to be addressed simply as Muhammadu Buhari, President, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Federal Republic of Nigeria.
His deputy will also be addressed as Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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