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MY MOST MEMORABLE FINAL   EVER.     My most memorable final has to be the 2011/2012 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL , which featured BAYERN MUNICH FOOTBALL CLUB of Germany against CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB of England. Chelsea's march to the final was impressive, to say the least. Following a 3:1 loss to Napoli in the round of sixteen first leg which led to coach Andres Villas-Boas being sacked, assistant coach Roberto Di Matteo was put in temporary charge and he sparked a revival, starting with a 4:1 win over Napoli in the reverse leg.     They went on to dismiss Benfica in the quarter finals before setting up an encounter with Catalan giants, Barcelona. Despite being tagged as under dogs, the Blues edged out Barcelona 3:2 on aggregate.     With Barcelona eliminated, the stage was set for a titanic battle even though Bayern Munich were still overwhelming favourites despite Chelsea's heroics against Barcelona in the semi-finals. ...

ARTICLE THIRTEEN NIGERIAN UNITY:TO BE OR NOT TO BE.             When it comes to the problem of Nigeria’s unity, everyone has an opinion. On the whole that is a good thing as it shows that the everyone, from the pepper and ewedu seller in the open market to the chief executive in his air-conditioned office, cares about the fate of our nation. But the problem is that there is a mind-bending paradox inherent in the way Nigerians discuss the unity of our country. On the one hand, Nigerians are unanimous in their view that the problems of Nigeria are not simple. They are complex and numerous: staggering unemployment, endemic   corruption, soaring inflation, alarming insecurity, etc. On the other hand, these people are equally unanimous in proferring simple answers to these complex problems. You hear things like the money-loving igbos are the bane of the country, or the duplicitous Yorubas are the ones standing in th...