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Fire Guts Maiduguri Market, Destroys 50 Shops & Goods Worth millions

A section of Gamboru market in Maiduguri was on Sunday gutted by fire which destroyed about 50 shops and goods worth millions of Naira.
Some traders in the market told NAN in Maiduguri that the fire started at about 3:00 a.m. when there was nobody in the market.
Malam Mohammed Ibrahim, a leader in the market said that he noticed thick smoke at the market during the early morning prayers around 5.00 a.m.
“We were at the mosque praying when we saw thick smoke coming out from the market.
“But we could not get to the market immediately due to the prevailing curfew in the state,” he said.
He added that when the traders eventually got to the market in the morning, they discovered that the fire had destroyed several shops and goods worth millions of Naira.
“Nobody can say specifically the source of the fire, but some traders leaving closed by said it started around 3:00 a.m.,” Ibrahim said.
Another trader, Malam Usman Kachalla, appealed to the state government to come to the assistance of the government by rebuilding their shops.
A NAN correspondent, who visited the market on Sunday reports that many traders were seen salvaging the remains of their wares, while others stood by and lamented the situation.
The market was gutted by fire in 2009 and 2011.
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Above is the Alenia ATR 42-500 MPA Surveyor plane, reportedly used to take aerial shots during the invasion of Sambisa Forest by Nigerian troops earlier this week. The plane was used to detect Boko Haram camps as well as detect their communication lines. See another photo after the cut...

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The Russia coach says the Juve striker is one of the best in the world,but believes that the Barcelona ace is on the same level as Pele and Diego Maradona
Fabio Capello believesCarlos Tevezdeserves to be a contender for this year's Ballon d'Or but added it will be difficult for theJuventusace to beat "unique genius"Lionel Messi the accolade.
Tevez has been in sensational form this season, with his fantastic form for the Bianconeri - 28 goals in all competitions - earning him a recall to the Argentina squad.
Capello has nothing but admiration for the striker, whom he believes is making a very strong case to be shortlisted for the 2015 Ballon d'Or.
"It will depend on Juventus' Champions League campaign," the Russia coach toldTuttosport."But Tevez is certainly one of those few players that can really make a difference on the pitch and there were weaker candidates for the Ballon d'Or last season than him."Messi, however, is Messi.
He has a unique genius. He's like Maradona and Pele."Juventus will play Real Madrid in the semi-finals of the Champions League, withBarcelona taking on Bayern Munich in the other tie.
Some pundits believe that the draw worked out well for the Bianconeri but Capello fears the Italian champions will struggle to break the Blancos down in nextweek's first-leg clash in Turin."At this point, anything is possible," the former Bianconeri and Madrid coach added.
"And Juve have great players in terms of quality."But to say Juve got the softest draw is wrong. Maybe it's because of my past that I have a weakness for Madrid.
"But we are talking about a great team, on a par with Bayern and Barcelona."Also, of the three, Carlo Ancelotti's team are the strongest and best-equipped defensively.
"The first game will be very important for Juventus. They must not concede. That's the number one rule in this case."If they don't let in any goals at Juventus Stadium, then they can go onto the pitch at the Santiago Bernabeu with more calm and less tension.