Detailed description is Bisimilahi rahamani rahim: God is grateful, merciful and beneficially."For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11.Born: Oct.21, 1985 in Lagos. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Outlook:. Left-handed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------. Career:. 2005-2006: Central Arizona JC. 2006-2007: Virginia (NCAA). 2007-2008: Virginia (NCAA, starting five): 34 games: 13.1ppg, 9.2rpg, 1.0spg, FGP: 55.4%, FT: 59.9%. 2008-2009: Virginia (NCAA, starting five): 30 games: 12.8ppg, 10.1rpg, FGP: 51.2%, FT: 58.5%. 2009: Minnesota Lynx (WNBA), only pre-season. 2009-2010: Liomatic Umbertide (Italy-A1): 16 games: 3.1ppg, 4.0rpg, 1.4spg. 2010: Los Angeles Sparks (WNBA): only pre-season. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------. After spending two years at Central Arizona College, the 6-3 center moved to Charlottesville to earn her degree and to don the orange and blue for Virginia this season. One of the top junior college players in the nation, the All-American averaged 22 points, 11 rebounds while shooting 70 percent from the field last season. Named the national tournament MVP, Mohammed helped defending national champion Central Arizona to a perfect 28-0 record in the regular season and No. 1 NJCAA national ranking. The squad advanced to the 2006 national semifinals where Mohammed earned first-team Kodak/WBCA All-America honors. . . Mohammed first learned to like basketball by watching NBA games on television. . . "I was like, 'Oh my God.' The guys playing were really tall and the girls, too," Mohammed remembered. "I like Lisa Leslie; that's my favorite player. I said one day I'm going to be like Lisa Leslie." . . Following in Leslie's shoes, Mohammed's has had plenty of international experience with the Nigerian National Team. She participated in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. With the victory over Korea, where she had 13 rebounds and eight points, Nigeria became the first team from Africa to win an Olympic game. . . Mohammed's traveled the world thanks to her sport, visiting Germany, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, and South Africa. In 2003, Mohammed and her teammates met Fidel Castro during a tournament in Cuba. But Nigeria will always be her favorite place. . . "I don't know how to describe it, but Nigeria is like other countries," Mohammed said. "It's like the U.S. We have mountains; we have deserts. It's a fun place to be. The culture and the dressing are different." . . With all of her travels, Mohammed still misses the pleasures of home. . . "The hardest thing has been the food," Mohammed said. "It's different from U.S. food. We eat rice and stew, and we have some nature food." . . With her family so far away and rarely able to see her play, Mohammed is happy to be in the United States. . . "It's my dream. When I was growing up, I said one day I'm going to be in the U.S. to see how it looks," Mohammed said. "Besides I want to play in the WNBA. Most of my teams have been in the U.S. and that gives me more motivation." . . An avid player, Mohammed had the prestigious opportunity to represent her country once again at the 2006 World Championship in Sao Paolo, Brazil, in September. In the team's final game against Senegal, Mohammed's future changed. She tore the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in her left leg, prohibiting her from playing with the Cavaliers this season. . . While the honor of representing the Lady Tigers yielded many happy memories, Mohammed has no regrets although she now deals with daily rehabilitation on her knee. She is relieved to know that she still has two years of eligibility with Virginia. Now the anthropology major watches her teammates from the sidelines and provides an encouraging voice from the bench. She's ready for next season when she will be able to play for the Cavaliers. . . "My goal is to be a good player, to contribute to the team, and to be No. 1 in the nation," Mohammed said. "I think, we're going to do it by the grace of God. That's my goal." . . For now, Mohammed is focused on her studies and trying to meet people outside of basketball. . . "Something that is difficult for me right now is trying to make friends," Mohammed shared. "It's hard here. Maybe it's because of the way I speak. I don't have confidence to talk to people to become my friend. I'm shy." . . But Mohammed's love for UVa helps with the adjustments. . . "I love everything," Mohammed said. "I like my coach. I love my teammates. I love the arena; that place is like paradise to me; that's my second home." . . CAREER HIGHS. . Points. 26 vs. Clemson, 2-21-08. . Rebounds 21 at Florida State, 1-26-08 . Assists 3 at Rider, 1-2-08 . Steals 5 at #4/4 Maryland, 2-8-08 . Blocks 2 (2X), last vs. Georgia Tech, 3-7-08 . Double-Doubles 14. . Courtesy: VirginiaSports.com. Release: 10/14/2008 . pronounced I-EE-sha Mo-homm-ed. . Cavalier Career. 2007-08 . • Burst onto the national scene in her first healthy season with the Cavaliers. • An honorable mention All-ACC selection. • One of three players to start all 34 games for Virginia in 2007-08. • Tallied 14 double-doubles on the year. • Averaged 13.1 points and 9.2 rebound per game. • Sunk a free throw with two seconds left on the clock in regulation to send the game to overtime in the second round of the NCAA Tournament vs. Old Dominion (March 25). • Scored 17 points and had 15 rebounds against the Lady Monarchs. • Had 15 points and seven rebounds in the first round of the NCAA Tournament vs. UCSB (March 23). • Netted a season-high 26 points against Clemson (Feb. 21). • Set a new career-high with five steals at No. 4/4 Maryland (Feb. 8). • Set a school record with 21 rebounds at Florida State (Jan. 26). . 2006-07. • Transferred to Virginia and retains two years of eligibility . • Redshirted the season after suffering a knee injury while playing for Nigeria in the World Championship in September of 2006. . Junior College. • One of the top junior college players in the nation. • First-team Kodak/WBCA All-American in 2006. • Averaged 22 points, 11 rebounds while shooting 70 percent from the field as a sophomore at Central Arizona College in 2006. • Selected the ACCAC Women’s Basketball Division I Player of the Week on Dec. 18, 2005. • Helped the Lady Vaqueras remain unbeaten by scoring 22 points and pulling in 17 rebounds in a 91-46 win over Mesa. • Then dropped 33 points and 11 rebounds on Glendale in a 126-46 victory. • Named the national tournament MVP. • Helped defending national champion Central Arizona to a perfect 28-0 record in the regular season and No. 1 NJCAA national ranking. • The squad advanced to the 2006 national semifinals. • Central Arizona was 61-1 in Mohammed’s two years there. . International. • Played for Nigeria in the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. • For 12th place, had 13 boards and eight points in the win over Korea. • Nigeria became the first team from Africa to win an Olympic game. • Also played for Nigeria at the 2006 FIBA World Championship in Brazil. . High School. • Played basketball, volleyball, hand ball, track & field, and soccer . • Team MVP in 2002. • Named rookie of the year in 2001. • Won the Best Jumper and Javelin Thrower Awards in track. • Also honored in the 100 meters and 200 meters in 2000 .
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Qus: 1).what is the mode of payment accepted ?
Ans: Cash , Credit Card and Wallets
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Ans: Open all days from 9:30 to 8:30 and exceptions on Sundays
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Ans: I’m a bball player in addition to everything I do in life. I’m very faithful, optimistic, & hard working. I was born in Nigeria, came to the States at 18 yrs old to pursue my dreams. My background & experience in Nigeria make me part of who I'm today
