It is four wins and counting for holders Brazil at the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ after they beat Ghana 3-0 in Dortmund to book their place in the quarter-finals on Tuesday, 27 June 2006. While Brazil advanced to a quarter-final against Spain or France in Frankfurt on Saturday, [...]

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The stage is set today as the Black stars of Ghana take on the Samba boys of Brazil. The match, set to kick off at 1600 hours GMT, is the 7th game in the round of 16. All around the world soccer lovers are predicting a match full of fireworks. The Ghanaian team are making [...]

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USA Today leads with , the Wall Street Journal tops its world-wide newsbox with, and others front the Supreme Court’s messy 6-to-3 ruling, complete with six opinions, that smacked down a Vermont campaign-finance law as too restrictive and basically upholds the court’s 30-year-old stance allowing limits on contributions but not on spending. The Los Angeles [...]

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The Great Wall of China were actually a series of walls which the Chinese built to fortify their Country and ward off external agression from their neighbours. Their construction started from the 3rd century BC and continued until the beginning of the 17th century AD. The essence of the construction of the wall was to protect the various [...]

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Did you know that the first credit card was issued in 1951. History tells us that Credit was first used in Assyria, Babylon and Egypt about 3,000 years ago. Centuries later, the bill of exchange, which was the forerunner of banknotes, was established in the 14th century. It then became the practice that debts were settled by [...]

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“Lose 30 pounds in 30 days!” Now isn’t that quite a catchy phrase. I mean “who doesn’t want to lose weight in record time?” I know I do and so does half a dozen other people who similarly want to loose weight and thus, fall easy prey to such quite catchy phrases. But  the only thing [...]

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The Raw Materials Research and Development Council (RMRDC) have donated 74 of its publications to the University. Receiving the publications on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ibidapo-Obe, the Co-ordinator, University Library Services, Dr. O.O. Adediji thanked the council for the donation. UNILAGfaces.com also wants to thank RMRDC for their kind gesture and calls on other [...]

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Incredible but true, the other day we spent four hours on a journey that should have taken just an hour. Ask me what the cause of that long delay was; I couldn’t place a finger on a thing. Okay let’s get down to the story. My friends and I had left school at about 7:20pm on [...]

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1693 – 1st woman’s magazine “Ladies’ Mercury” published (London) 1693 – 1st sea battle of Lagos: England and Holland vs France 1806 – Buenos Aires captured by British 1957 – Hurricane Audrey, kills 526 in Louisiana and Texas 1976 – Israeli raid on Entebbe, Uganda 1977 – Djibouti (Afars and Issas) claims Independence from France [...]

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A while ago I was surfing the internet, that great information super highway, when I stumbled on something interesting. I found a certain website called www.419eaters.com. My first impression was that it was a site that detailed the escapades of 419ers (or fraudsters) and their victims.  419 is that section of the Nigerian Criminal Code that prescribe punishment for [...]

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My name is Olabisi Sanni Ilesanmi. A native of Kaduna in Nigeria. I was born on the 11th of October 19.. My husband, Ilesanmi Adebayo is my mentor and my goal in life is to be a successful person and also to live a good legacy for people that choose me to be their mentor.  For [...]

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