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                                     Anita Osariemen Omonuwa from Edo-state has achieved a feat that has never been attained in the 122 years of existence of UK institution, University of Reading. She graduated with a First Class degree in Law from the university which is rated among the top 1% in the world. She was among the students who got the “Chancellors Award” by the Chancellor of the University, Sir John Madejski, who happens to be the founder of AutoTrader and Chairman of Reading Football Club.She actually graduated from Reading in 2012 but just finished from the Nigerian Law School.

She graduated from the Nigerian Law School last month with a first class again and has also emerged as the very first Nigerian to graduate in the Bar final examinations from overseas with a First Class, Bachelor of Laws degree ever since the Nigerian Law school was established 51 years ago.

Anita is actually learning from her father, Mr. Omoruyi Augustine Omonuwa, OFR who is a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN). 

Other prizes that Anita Omonuwa has won include the Clarks Legal Prize for best performance in Part 2; Equity and Trust, presented by David Rintoul; the Managing Partner, Keith Wright Memorial Prize for best overall performance in Part 2; the Shoosmiths Prize for best overall performance in Part 2; and the Boinime Jackson Lott Foundation Prize.  

 

Chelsea v Galatasaray UCL Preview

Chelsea’s game against Galatasaray was always going to be important, but after the debacle of defeat at Aston Villa at the weekend, it now takes on even greater prominence. A resounding victory will reinvigorate the team ahead of the upcoming vital Arsenal clash, but a draw or even the unthinkable defeat that would lead to elimination from this season’s Champions’ League competition could be a terminal blow to the Blues’ season.
With this in mind, manger Jose Mourinho will no doubt have his team fired up for a game which will carry massive emotional undertones as Didier Drogba returns to Stamford Bridge for what will inevitably be a massively emotional occasion for both player and club. Mourinho will need to have a care for ensuring that his players mind is firmly fixed on the result and eyes on the prize. Any kind of distraction could mean curtains for their ambitions in the competition.
The Blues’ performances of late have hardly shown any consistency, being up and down more often that an umbrella on a rainy day. On some days they have played with an exuberance that made them worthy title favourites as they topped the league. On other days, such as that at Villa Park, they can look ordinary and uninspired. Giving the appearance of a team that thinks it only has to turn up to win. The folly of such an approach was a lesson rudely issued at Villa Park.
A major concern for Mourinho ahead of the game will be his striker. Although a headache all through the season, the game at Villa Park brought it into stark contrast as Fernando Torres turned in a display incomparable to the man that once terrorised defences when wearing Liverpool red. Where that player has gone is a conundrum that seems even beyond Mourinho to resolve, but getting a cutting edge to his forward line for the remainder of the season has to be a high priority and it may be that an outing for Demba Ba could be on the cards this evening.

In a game likely to be overflowing with emotions, I think Mourinho will have enough magic in his preparations to cajole the Blues to a win, perhaps 20-0 or 3-1. Don’t be surprised however if there are a few flutters on the way, and an elimination would not be the biggest surprise in the world. Chelsea fans will be more than aware of the potential danger offered by the Turkish team’s striker.

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