The Frenchman has just brought in Granit Xhaka and Rob Holding – with Gooners desperate for a top striker.
Sunday, 31 July 2016
Paul Pogba signs Man United Shirt for fan in Los Angeles after ‘medical’ at Universal Studios
Juventus midfielder scribbled his signature for one lucky fan during US visit, while poking fun of transfer saga on Instagram
Monday, 25 July 2016
Economy: We ‘re learning through hard way, says Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari said, yesterday, in Abuja that
Abia gov: EFCC should probe judge, INEC— PDP chieftain
UMUAHIA—Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, chieftain and former special assistant to Dr Alex Ekwueme, Mr Ben Onyechere, has
Sweden legend Larsson stops his son from going to the Olympics
Jordan Larsson has been denied the chance to represent Sweden
Conte warns Chelsea players there’s ‘no escape’ if they fail to deliver
Antonio Conte admits there will be no escape for him and the
Allardyce refuses to confirm if Rooney will retian England captaincy
New England boss Sam Allardyce would not commit to Wayne
Monday, 18 July 2016
Conte wants to keep Cuadrado at Chelsea
New Chelsea manager Antonio Conte says Colombia winger Juan Cuadrado is
I’ll be the ‘God of Manchester’ – Ibrahimovic responds to Cantona
Zlatan Ibrahimovic says he will be the ‘God of Manchester’
Roma boss Spalletti backs Higuain move to rivals Juventus
Roma boss Luciano Spalletti has claimed that Serie A could become stronger if Napoli sell Gonzalo Higuain to Juventus.
Juve to meet Hugain’s $105m release clause
According to widespread reports in the Italian media, Higuain has personally agreed to the move.
100 nude women pose against Trump in US
More than a hundred women stripped and posed naked with mirrors in Cleveland, answering a photographer’s call to blend art with politics and portray Donald Trump as unfit for the White House.
Why we can’t impeach Buhari — REPS
THE House of Representatives, weekend, in Bauchi State, said it had no single evidence of impeachable offences against President Muhammadu Buhari.
Speaking through the House Chief Whip, Alhaji Alhassan Doguwa, who represents All Progressives Congress, APC, Doguwa/Tudun Wada Constituency in Kano State, insisted that no such issue was contemplated in the House of Representatives.
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“But I want to be very straight forward to you that we don’t have such a consideration before us. That matter is not even being contemplated; it was not even at any point in time thought of. After all, we do not have any evidence of impeachable offence with which to use against Mr President.
He described as unfounded, speculations on purported impeachment plans, adding that “it is mere speculation on the street and should be left at that level.”
Naira depreciates as $697m forwards mature this week
The naira depreciated in all the segments of the foreign exchange market last week due to shortage of dollars. Meanwhile the interbank
Kante reveals how Conte convinced him to join ‘fresh project’ at Chelsea
N’Golo Kante said a speech from Antonio Conte convinced him to swap Leicester City for Chelsea’s ‘new ambitious adventure’.
Ronaldinho: Messi helping Neymar at Barcelona like I helped him
Ronaldinho believes Lionel Messi is nurturing Neymar in the way he did the Argentina superstar during his own formative years at Barcelona.
Leicester record signing Musa compares himself to Jamie Vardy
Leicester City signing Ahmed Musa believes he is similar to team-mate Jamie Vardy with his speed and work ethic.
Sunday, 17 July 2016
Gunmen abduct Lagos monarch, baby, two others
Some gunmen have abducted the traditional ruler of Iba community, Lagos State, Oba Goriola Oseni – the Oniba of Iba land.
Banks’ profit may decline by 15% in Q2
Rising bad loans due to the slow growth in the economy will drag a good number of Nigerian banks to record low profits
EFCC quizzes pilot for flying Fayose’s N1.2bn cash
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has quizzed Captain Ahmed Borodo, the pilot whose plane was allegedly
Ambode heads Edo APC campaign, PDP urges free poll
The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, has been appointed as the Chairman of the National Campaign Council
Buhari condemns attempted coup in Turkey
President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday said the removal of a democratic government by force was no longer acceptable.
I bought fake N200,000 with N30,000 – Ex-convict
The Oyo State Police Command has arrested a robbery suspect, one Felix Ademola.
Driver crushes own conductor to death
A truck driver, Suraju Adeyemi, has been arrested by the Lagos
Friday, 15 July 2016
Argentina stay top of FIFA Ranking as Portugal climb above Spain
Portugal have climbed above Spain into sixth place in the latest FIFA Ranking.
Ranieri says he would ‘understand’ if Kante leaves amid Chelsea interest
Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri would understand if midfielder N’Golo Kante decided to leave the Premier League champions.
Pogba: Manchester United is my first family
Paul Pogba has described Manchester United as his “first family” in football as speculation over a potential transfer intensifies.
Thursday, 14 July 2016
Yomi Casual Accused Of Abandoning Baby Mama & One Month Old Son In Warri
AY Makun’s younger brother, Omoniyi Makun popularly known as Yomi Casual has been embroiled in baby mama mess as a lady attacked him on Instagram alleging that he abandoned his one month old son and ex in Warri.
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Wole Soyinka As He Clocks 82
Popular Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, yesterday turned 82, as Nigerians at home and in the diaspora continue to eulogize the living Nigerian legend.
Iyanya Reacts To Alleged Fight Between Ubi Franklin And Him
TripleMG singer and co-founder, Iyanya has come out to blast reports that he has been at loggerheads with his friend and business partner, Ubi Franklin especially because of his marriage to Nollywood actress, Lilian Esoro Franklin.
James Rodríguez's 3-Year-Old Daughter Steals the Show at His 25th Birthday Party
Sorry, James Rodríguez, but all eyes are on your daughter.
John Cena Brings the Funny While Hosting the 2016 ESPY Awards
Some may have been thrown off-guard with the network's choice to have the wrestler host tonight's ESPY Awards (something even Cena pokes fun of during the show), but the E! star came out swingin' with some great one-liners and memorable zingers.
Ronaldo tops Messi in Forbes celebrity money list
Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo has been named the joint-fourth highest-earning celebrity of the past 12 months by Forbes Magazine.
Hummels targets Champions League glory with Bayern after Euro failure
Mats Hummels is targeting Champions League glory in 2016-17 following his transfer from Borussia Dortmund to Bayern Munich.
Wednesday, 13 July 2016
Edo: INEC can’t disqualify my candidate, says Sheriff
The factional National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Ali Modu Sheriff, has said that the Independent National Electoral Commission cannot reject the candidate of his faction for the Edo
Militants’ attacks: Yoruba, Ijaw leaders meet
In order to find a lasting solution to attacks by armed militants on communities in Ogijo, Sagamu area of Ogun State, the leaders of the Yoruba Unity Forum and the Ijaw National Congress, on Wednesday, met at
Era of free, easy money gone for good –Buhari
President Muahmmadu Buhari on Wednesday said that the era of free and easy money in the country had gone for good.
Forgery: AGF meets senators, insists on Saraki, Ekweremadu’s trial
The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami, on Wednesday, justified the decision of his office to institute a legal action against the presiding officers of the Senate over the alleged forgery of the Senate Standing Order 2015.
Arsenal make move for Higuain but won’t meet £79m release clause
Arsenal are exploring the possibility of signing Gonzalo Higuain but will not remotely consider meeting the Napoli striker’s £78.8million release clause, according to the London Evening Standard.
Bonucci warns Chelsea players Antonio Conte is like The Godfather
Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci has warned the Chelsea squad that incoming Blues manager Antonio Conte is like The Godfather and will not “stand for players who think they are bigger than him”.
Quaresma: “Cristiano Ronaldo is the only person I admire in football”
Ricardo Quaresma has hailed Cristiano Ronaldo after the support the superstar gave his teammates in the final of Euro 2016, saying the Real Madrid man is the only person he admires in the game.
Theresa May prepares take over as Brexit PM
Theresa May becomes Britain’s second female prime minister on Wednesday, taking over from David Cameron whose career was ended by the seismic Brexit referendum, with the daunting task of leading the country out of the EU.
Cameron, who has been premier for six years, will say his goodbyes at his last question-and-answer session in parliament before tendering his resignation to Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.
The monarch will then call on May, interior minister in the outgoing government, to form a cabinet.
The newly-anointed prime minister is expected to begin announcing her ministerial choices before the day is out, including a Brexit minister in charge of leading negotiations with the EU on a new relationship.
Finance minister George Osborne, who fought hard to remain in the EU, is expected to lose his job, with May sharply criticising his economic legacy earlier this week.
Women are expected to secure several top jobs, with current energy minister Amber Rudd and international development minister Justine Greening tipped for lead roles along with foreign minister Philip Hammond and Brexit campaigner Chris Grayling, who is leader of the House of Commons.
– Johnson among cabinet hopefuls –
Friends of former London mayor Boris Johnson told The Telegraph newspaper he also hoped to play a “significant role”, two weeks after he dramatically withdraw from the race to succeed Cameron at the last minute.
Investors will be watching May’s first days in office closely but with greater optimism after the pound, which fell by up to 15 percent against the dollar and the euro after the Brexit vote, began to rebound.
EU leaders have said they expect May to move quickly to formalise Britain’s divorce from the union.
In a sign of their anxiousness to move ahead, French President Francois Hollande, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italy’s Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will hold a summit in August on the Brexit vote, the French presidency said Wednesday.
May has indicated however she will not be rushed into triggering the formal procedure for Brexit.
The steely 59-year-old vicar’s daughter will be Britain’s only second female premier after Margaret Thatcher, with whom she is now inevitably being compared.
She faces a stiff task in bridging Conservative Party divisions and dealing with a potential economic downturn.
Her other mammoth challenges include keeping pro-EU Scotland from bidding for independence in order to stay in the 28-nation bloc, and weaving new trade and diplomatic alliances with the US, India and other powers to prepare for a post-EU future.
– Clouds lift –
May campaigned, albeit quietly, with Cameron for Britain to stay in the EU and she will have to convince eurosceptics within her party and the country at large that she has no intention of backtracking on the June 23 vote.
“Brexit means Brexit — and we’re going to make a success of it,” the politician reputed to be a tough negotiator has said.
After six years in office, Cameron announced he would resign the day after the referendum. He will chiefly be remembered for organising a ballot aimed at stopping his party “banging on about Europe” and then spectacularly failing to clinch it.
He sought to deflect that criticism in an interview with the Daily Telegraph on Wednesday, saying: “As I leave, I hope people will see a stronger country, a thriving economy and more chances to get on in life.
May’s bid for his job accelerated as key proponents of Britain’s EU withdrawal, including Johnson, stepped back or were vanquished in a head-spinning round of political bloodletting.
The vote exposed deep inequalities in British society, which May has vowed to address, and plunged the opposition Labour party in turmoil.
On Wednesday, Owen Smith became the second Labour MP to announce a bid to try to oust embattled party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who is resisting pressure to resign over his lacklustre campaigning for Britain to remain in the EU.
– Leopard-skin heels –
May has been a tough-talking interior minister for the past six years and is something of an unknown quantity internationally, although she has received ringing endorsements from party colleagues and a normally sceptical British tabloid press.
The daughter of a Church of England pastor, May is a cricket fan with a sober, well-mannered demeanour who lists her hobbies as cooking and walking.
She is well liked in and around Maidenhead, the well-to-do commuter town west of London that she has represented in parliament since 1997.
“She will get this country back on its feet,” said 69-year-old Jim Charlesworth, a neighbour of May and her banker husband Philip.
Martin Trepte, editor of the Maidenhead Advertiser, the local newspaper, said: “She’s a mature, grown-up, no-nonsense politician. She knows her stuff.”
She shows a flash of flamboyance with a colourful shoe collection — particularly her leopard-skin heels.
Mid-year rating: Lagos 2016 budget records 70% performance, revenue 73%, says Ambode
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, yesterday, disclosed that despite the current challenging
How bullion van driver stole N100m
The Rivers State Police Command has provided details about how a bullion van driver absconded with N100m in Port Harcourt.
Fulani militia kill school principal, four others in Benue
Suspected Fulani militia killed five persons including a school principal, Mr. Sam Wayo, in the ancestral home of the immediate past governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, on Tuesday.
Army repel Boko Haram attack, kill 25
The Nigerian Army said 25 bodies of Boko Haram terrorists had been recovered after Troops of 119 Task Force Battalion stationed in Kangarwa Northern Bornu repelled an attack on Tuesday night.
Five common online banking mistakes to avoid
It is amazing how e-transaction has transformed the banking industry and made transactions very easy for customers.
Hundreds protest Los Angeles police ruling on 2015 shooting
Hundreds of protesters thronged Los Angeles’ police headquarters on Tuesday, after an investigation into the fatal 2015 shooting of a black robbery suspect found that the police had not broken department rules, the report said.
Buhari appoints BBOG campaigner, Usman, as NPA MD
The Nigerian Ports Authority on Tuesday, got its first female Managing Director with the appointment of the ‘Bring Back Our Girls’ campaigner, Ms. Hadiza Usman to the position.
Sam Allardyce in line for England coaching role
Sam Allardyce is in pole position to become the next England manager after his club Sunderland revealed Wednesday they granted at his request permission to speak to the Football Association.
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Naira weakens slightly against dollar
The Naira on Monday weakened slightly against the dollar at the parallel market.
Who is to blame for delayed corruption cases, judiciary or EFCC?
The delay cannot be attributed to the judiciary. It is caused by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the defending lawyers. With regards to EFCC, most times, they do not conclude their
FG, oil workers’ meeting continues today
The meeting between representatives of the Federal Government and oil workers in Abuja on Monday was inconclusive as both groups agreed to continue deliberations today (Tuesday).
Monday, 11 July 2016
MTN, Glo, others to lose N109tn to WhatsApp, Facebook – Report
The growing importance of social media platforms and apps as well as Internet voice applications has hit telecommunications firms hard, claiming a chunk of their revenue, OZIOMA UBABUKOH writes
Sunday, 10 July 2016
Friday, 8 July 2016
Militants attack Eni pipeline in Bayelsa
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has said suspected militants blew up an oil pipeline belonging to a subsidiary of Italy’s Eni, Nigerian Agip Oil Company.
80 special prosecutors to try Saraki’s forgery case, others
The Federal Government has set up 20 teams of prosecutors, comprising 80 lawyers, who will handle a number of high profile criminal cases investigated by law enforcement agencies, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
The we learnt that each of the teams had four lawyers with a Senior Advocate of Nigeria as the leader.
The identities of the lawyers, who were said to have been specially trained for the tasks ahead, have not been made known.
Snipers kill five police officers at US protest over shootings
Five police officers were killed and six others wounded by snipers in chaotic scenes in Dallas during a protest against police shootings of black men, with a suspect warning that bombs were planted throughout the city center.
Bielsa quits Lazio job after 48 hours
Former Argentina boss Marcelo Bielsa has abruptly pulled out of coaching Lazio in a shock move which the club said could result in legal action.
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Leicester set to announce Ahmed Musa capture
The transfer of Super Eagles of Nigeria striker, Ahmed Musa, to EPL champions Leicester City is expected to be announced this weekend.
Deschamps: Griezmann proved his greatness against Germany
France coach Didier Deschamps lauded match-winner Antoine Griezmann, who further enhanced his reputation as the Euro 2016 hosts advanced to Sunday’s final.
Man United signing Pogba will send a signal to everybody – Ince
Manchester United target Paul Pogba would be a “perfect fit” for the Premier League giants, according to former midfielder Paul Ince.
Kroos: France defeat was Germany’s best performance of Euro 2016
Toni Kroos described Germany’s display in their 2-0 semi-final defeat to France as their “best performance” of Euro 2016.
Forty years after Entebbe: A new humanity calls
ISRAELI Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu is in Africa this week soaking in accolades on the fortieth commemoration of the Entebbe Raid. The Entebbe story is the stuff of legends. It was presumably, a humanitarian mission to rescue hostages, save innocent lives and give a bloody nose to the air piracy version of international terrorism.
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Thursday, 7 July 2016
Bale hails match-winner Ronaldo as a natural goalscorer
Gareth Bale hailed Real Madrid colleague Cristiano Ronaldo as a “natural goalscorer” after he netted in Portugal’s 2-0 Euro 2016 semi-final win over Wales.
Mkhitaryan tells Man United fans to expect an amazing team next season
Henrikh Mkhitaryan has promised Manchester United fans to expect an “amazing” team next season as the Jose Mourinho era gathers momentum – and has vowed that he is yet to reach his full potential.
Tevez demands £250,000 a week to rejoin West Ham after £150,000 offer
Carlos Tevez has turned down the chance to become West Ham’s highest-paid player, instead demanding £250,000 a week to rejoin the Premier League outfit.
Liverpool accept Bournemouth’s £15m bid for Jordon Ibe
Liverpool have given Jordon Ibe permission to talk to Bournemouth after accepting a £15m offer from their Premier League rivals.
Manchester United table world record £100m bid for Pogba
Manchester United have begun negotiations with Juventus in the last 48 hours that could see Paul Pogba return to Old Trafford in a world record deal worth £100m, according to Sky Sports.
Hummels reveals he left Dortmund becuase he knew Gundogan and Mkhitaryan were leaving
Mats Hummels has revealed that his departure to Bayern Munich from Borussia Dortmund was partly affected when he learnt Ilkay Gundogan and Henrikh Mkhitaryan were both leaving.
Mkhitaryan: Playing for a great club like Man United honours my father’s memory
Manchester United signing Henrikh Mkhitaryan has revealed joining the Red Devils is a “dream come true”.
Conte sacks Chelsea goalkeeping coach to persuade Courtois to stay
Antonio Conte’s first backroom change at Chelsea since taking over as manager is to remove Christophe Lollichon as goalkeeping coach after the Frenchman fell out with Thibaut Courtois.
Ola Aina signs four-year contract with Chelsea
Chelsea have confirmed talented youngster Ola Aina has signed a new four-year deal with the club.
Ronaldo reveals what he told Bale after Portugal beat Wales
Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed the details of the conversation he shared with Gareth Bale at the end of Portugal‘s clash with Wales on Wednesday evening, saying he congratulated his Real Madrid teammate on the Dragons’ efforts.
Poly undergraduate flees after killing landlord
An Abia State Polytechnic student, identified only as Abel, has killed the landlord of one of the students’ lodges in the Immaculate area of Aba, Abia State.
Container crushes seven to death in Ramadan tragedy
No fewer than seven persons were killed and 12 others injured when a 40-foot container fell off a truck in the Alakija area on the Lagos-Badagry Expressway on Wednesday.
N1.3b arms fund: APC, CNPP protest against Fayose in Ekiti
A massive crowd of protesters on Thursday took to the streets in Ado Ekiti to challenge Governor Ayodele
Buhari’s govt a threat to Nigeria’s unity’
The Ijaw Youth Council on Thursday faulted President Muhammadu Buhari for saying that the unity of Nigeria is not negotiable, insisting that the future of the country deserved to be negotiated.
Anti-virus firm Avast buys Dutch rival AVG for $1.3bn
Czech anti-virus software maker Avast Software will take over its Dutch rival AVG Technologies for 31.7 billion Czech koruna (1.17 billion euros, $1.3 billion), the two companies said Thursday.
Bukky Ajayi, an iconic thespian, says Lai Mohammed
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has described Bukola Ajayi who died on Wednesday as an “iconic thespian”.
NUATE urges FG to restructure aviation agencies
A group, the National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE), has urged the Federal Government to restructure the various aviation agencies for efficient service delivery.
Wednesday, 6 July 2016
Ferguson backs Allardyce for England job
Alex Ferguson believes Sam Allardyce is the best domestic candidate to succeed Roy Hodgson as England manager.
Aguero’s father insists his son will retire unless Messi comes back
Sergio Aguero’s father claimed the Manchester City star could follow Lionel Messi into international retirement should the Argentina captain stand by his decision to walk away from the national team.
Mourinho names Mikel amongst 55 young players he gave their debuts
New Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has listed Super Eagles skipper Mikel Obi amongst the 55 young player he handed first team football in his managerial career.
Watford reject West Brom’s £20million swap deal involving Ighalo and Berahino
Watford have rejected a proposed £20million swap deal with West Bromwich Albion involving Saido Berahino and Odion Ighalo, according to Daily Mail.
Euro: Ronaldo equals Michel Platini’s record
Cristiano Ronaldo equalled French legend Michel Platini’s record of nine goals in the European Championship finals with a bullet header to give Portugal the lead over Wales in their Euro 2016 semi-final.
Dabiri-Erewa condemns killing of Nigerian teenager in London
Mrs Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, has condemned the stabbing to death of another Nigerian teenager in London.
Edo election: Makarfi asks IGP to arrest Sheriff
The Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party’s National Caretaker Committee, Sen. Ahmed Makarfi, has called on the Inspector General of Police, Mr. Ibrahim Idris, to immediately order the arrest and prosecution of the factional National Chairman of the party, Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff, and Mr. Matthew Iduoriyekemwen.
Army reopens Maiduguri-Gamboru road after 3-year closure
The Nigerian Army on Wednesday reopened the Maiduguri-Dikwa-Gamboru road three years after it was closed as a result of the Boko Haram insurgency.
Buhari mourns ex-presidential aspirant, Umaru Shinkafi
President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday commiserated with the government and people of Sokoto State on the death of a former presidential aspirant, Alhaji Umaru Shinkafi, who he described as one of their illustrious sons.
Former presidential aspirant Umaru Shinkafi is dead
Former presidential aspirant in the third republic, Umaru Shinkafi is dead.
Shinkafi died Wednesday in a London hospital at about 4:00pm Nigerian time.
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Pistorius jailed for six years for murdering girlfriend
South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius was sentenced to six years in jail on Wednesday for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp at his home three years ago.
Obama says ready to ‘pass the baton’ to Clinton
Barack Obama delivered a forceful plea Tuesday for Hillary Clinton to succeed him as president, praising the character of his former secretary of state whose horizon brightened after the FBI recommended no charges be filed over her email scandal.
EID-EL-FITR: US Consulate warns of likely terrorist attack in Lagos
Terrorists are planning to attack expatriates and foreign visitors in Lagos State during the Eid-el-Fitr holiday, the United States Consulate in Nigeria has said.
Rampaging Avengers blow up 3 more oil facilities, attack surveillance team
MILITANTS continued their onslaught, Monday night, blowing up a crude oil pipeline, wellhead and manifold belonging to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC and Chevron Nigeria Limited, in Makarava and other parts of Delta State.
I promise you better days ahead, even as we remain grateful, Buhari tells Nigerians
President Mohammadu has, again, appealed to Nigerians to be patient with his government in the face of the harsh economic realities of the present time, assuring that there were better days ahead.
He also condemned the suicide bombing that occurred on Monday in Madinah, Saudi Arabia.
The President said he was not oblivious of the hardship and hunger in the land and that Nigerians were having a tough period.
Making the observations in a congratulatory message to all Muslims faithful in Nigeria on the celebration of Eid El Fitr to mark the end of Ramadam fast, Buhari, however, appealed to the rich to show some kind and philanthropic gestures to the poor, especially to the victims of terrorism in the society.
The President in the message he personally signed, urged the people to show love and understanding to one another, irrespective of tribe, religion and political leanings.
He said: “I congratulate Muslims in Nigeria and around the world on the successful completion of this month-long spiritual journey of fasting, prayer and almsgiving in obedience to the Divine Command.
“I sincerely pray that the Almighty Allah will reward our sacrifices with increased blessing and a more prosperous future.
“On this happy occasion, it is my strong belief that all true followers of Islam have been rejuvenated on the true meaning and essence of life and through the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), we have learnt to imbibe the virtues of piety, sacrifice, love, self-denial and good conduct in our daily relationship with one another.
“I am not unaware of what Nigerians are going through and I want to use this medium to commend the amazing sacrifices of Nigerians in the face of the temporary economic and social challenges and also reassure Nigerians that my administration is working assiduously towards providing basic needs and other amenities.
“On Monday this week, the Vice President, the Speaker of the House of Representatives and other government officials joined me to host Iftar reception at the State House with Nigerians of different backgrounds including Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, artisans and Physically-challenged persons.
“Like I said during the reception, I want to once again appeal to those of us who have the means, to remember the millions of Nigerians who are suffering deprivation because of violence perpetrated by terrorists.
“I promise you all better days ahead even as we remain grateful for your unflinching support to our administration.”
President Buhari also said that he remained committed to the fight against corruption in Nigeria, emphasizing that every legal option would be employed to conquer the social vice.
He also commended the armed forces for their gallantry in the North East, even as he assured the world that steps were being taken to resolve the crisis in the Niger Delta.
Meanwhile, President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the suicide bombing that occurred on Monday in Madinah, Saudi Arabia.
Condoling with Saudi authorities over the attack, President Buhari said the development was a desecration of all that was sacred and holy, as it took place near the Prophet Muhammad’s Mosque, and on one of the holy days of Ramadan.
“I commend the Armed Forces and security agencies for the gains recorded in the fight against terrorists and the rescue of hostages in the North East part of the country.
“I also appeal for the support, understanding and patience of all Nigerians and our international partners as we explore the fastest means to end the economic sabotage in the Niger Delta and amicably resolve the conflicts within the region,” he said.
Fayose took bribes, got N2.1bn from ONSA — EFCC
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, yesterday exposed the details of its graft case against Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, and justified why it froze his accounts with Zenith Bank.
Monday, 4 July 2016
Giroud named UEFA’s Man of the Match for France against Iceland
Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud was named as UEFA’s Man of the Match for his display in France‘s 5-2 defeat of Iceland on Sunday night.
Torres signs one-year contract with Atletico Madrid
Fernando Torres has signed a one-year contract with Atletico Madrid following the expiration of his deal with AC Milan.
Batshuayi says he wants emulate Drogba at Chelsea
Michy Batshuayi is keen to emulate Didier Drogba at Chelsea and enjoy an equally successful career at Stamford Bridge as the Ivorian.
Mourinho: ‘I am here… UNITED we can’
Jose Mourinho has set about the task of rebuilding his personal reputation and that of his new club Manchester United on his first official morning as their manager.
Jail looms as Pistorius to be sentenced for murder
Disgraced Paralympian Oscar Pistorius could return to jail on Wednesday, when a judge is set to sentence him for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp three years ago.
Pistorius was freed from prison in the South African capital Pretoria last October after serving one year of a five-year term for culpable homicide — the equivalent of manslaughter.
But an appeals court upgraded the conviction to murder, which has a minimum standard sentence of 15 years. Due to his time already spent in jail and mitigating factors such as his disability, he may be given a lesser term.
Pistorius, 29, shot Steenkamp to death in the early hours of Valentine’s Day in 2013, claiming he mistook her for a burglar when he fired four times through the door of his bedroom toilet.
Judge Thokozile Masipa, who heard the original trial, will deliver the sentence three weeks after a court hearing that marked another episode of high drama in the long-running case.
Pistorius, sobbing heavily, hobbled on his stumps across the courtroom to demonstrate his physical vulnerability as his lawyers argued he should not return to jail on account of his anxiety disorder and depression.
“I don’t think he will get the 15 years,” Ulrich Roux, who is unaffiliated with the case but has followed it closely, told AFP.
“His personal circumstances and the disability will be taken into account. One possibility is that part of the sentence may be suspended.”
– ‘Pay for his crime’ –
At the sentencing hearing, prosecutor Gerrie Nel argued that the double-amputee sprinter should be given a lengthy jail term as he failed to show any remorse for the murder.
Nel also criticised Pistorius for filming a television interview, despite claiming to be too unwell to give evidence in court.
In the interview — his first since the killing — Pistorius said that he believed Steenkamp would want him to devote his life to charity rather than return to prison.
“If I was afforded the opportunity of redemption, I would like to help the less fortunate,” he said.
“I would like to believe that if Reeva could look down upon me that she would want me to live that life.”
At a June court hearing, Steenkamp’s father 73-year-old Barry broke down during his testimony as he called for Pistorius to “pay for his crime” of murdering Reeva, a model and law graduate.
Pistorius, who pleaded not guilty at his trial in 2014, has always denied killing Steenkamp in a rage, saying he was trying to protect her.
The sentencing may not be the end of the saga that has gripped South Africa and the world, as Pistorius or the state could launch a final round of appeals.
If jailed on Wednesday, he would likely return to the hospital section of Kgosi Mampuru II Prison in the capital Pretoria, separated from the general population of inmates.
Since his release, Pistorius has lived under restrictions at his uncle’s mansion in Pretoria.
Supreme Court of Appeal judges in December described the sprinter’s testimony at his trial as “untruthful” and delivered a damning indictment of the original verdict.
Pistorius, whose legs were amputated below the knee when he was 11 months old, made history by becoming the first Paralympian to compete against able-bodied athletes at the 2012 London Olympics.
Sunday, 3 July 2016
Poisoning allegation: Toyin Aimakhu keeps mum on Niyi Johnson
In spite of the attendant drama that characterised the break-up of Toyin Aimakhu and Niyi Johnson’s marriage last year, the two thespians have refused to comment on the issue. Save for a video clip that was released on Instagram this year, where Toyin blamed the collapse of their marriage on Niyi’s “philandering ways,” neither of them has commented further.
Man, 54, abducts, rapes 11-year-old girl in Ekiti
A 54-year-old man, Gbenga Adebayo, has been remanded in prison custody by a Magistrate’s court in Ado Ekiti, for allegedly abducting and defiling an 11-year-old girl.
Niger Delta Avengers blow up NNPC, others’ facilities in Delta
THE federal government’s proposed peace talks with rampaging Niger Delta militants on Sunday morning suffered a major setback as the Niger Delta Avengers blew up several oil facilities belonging to Chevron and Nigerian Petroleum Development Corporation.
Affected in the renewed hostility include two major oil wells, well head 7 and 8 situated near Abiteye flow station in Warri South West Council Area of Delta state.
Also damaged by the militant group were two major crude oil trunkline operated by the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company close to Batan flow station.
NDA confirmed the attacks in a series of tweets in their twitter handle.
Forgery: Saraki, others’ trial in order, court tells AGF, IGP
A Federal High Court in Abuja has rejected an ex-parte motion for injunction restraining the Inspector General of Police and the Attorney General of the Federation from going ahead with the prosecution of the Senate President, Bukola Saraki and three others on charges of forgery of the Senate Standing Orders 2011.
The applicant for the injunction, who is a serving senator, Gilbert Nnaji, had urged the court to stop the defendants from acting on the police report issued with respect to the case.
But it was learnt late on Saturday that Justice Gabriel Kolawole rejected the motion last Monday.
The judge ruled, “In terms of the restraining orders, which the plaintiff seeks in the prayer one of his motion ex-parte, I am unable to grant the prayers because the plaintiff has not been able to overcome the issue of his locus standing, which I had raised at the proceedings of 27 July, 2015.
“It is not sufficient, when the Supreme Court’s decision in Senator Abaraham Adesanya v. President of Nigeria & another (1981) 5 SC 112 is applied, for the plaintiff, who has not shown that he is one of the defendants listed in the criminal charge attached as Exhibit B to this motion ex-parte, to be conferred, in the context of the provision of Section 6(6)(b) of the Constitution 999 (as amended) with the cloak of an ‘aggrieved’ person who ought to be granted access to ventilate his grievance and to seek the interim orders in his motion ex-parte.”
The Federal Government had on June 10, 2016 preferred two counts of criminal conspiracy and forgery of the Standing Rules of the Senate used for the leadership election of the presiding officers of the Senate in June last year against Saraki; the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu; and two others.
The two other co-accused are a former Clerk to the National Assembly, Salisu Maikasu, and his deputy, Benedict Efeturi.
Justice Kolawole however described as “an abuse of court process” the decision of the AGF to file the forgery charges during the pendency of a suit filed by the plaintiff challenging the competence of the police report.
The judge, while querying the motive of the AGF, Abubaka Malami (SAN), who he noted had participated in the Nnaji case before his appointment as the AGF, wondered why Malami was in a “desperate haste” to proceed with the charge “when he was aware of the pendency of a suit challenging the report on which the charge was based.”
The judge said, having found that the filing of the charge amounted to an abuse of court process, he would have proceeded to dismiss it, but for the charge pending before the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, with a coordinate jurisdiction with his court.
Nnaji had filed the substantive suit on July 23, 2015 upon learning that the police was about to publish its investigation report on the forgery reported to it through a petition by Senator Suleiman Othman Hunkuyi of the Unity Forum.
On July 27, 2015, the judge refused the plaintiff ex-parte prayer for an order directing parties to maintain status quo pending the determination of the substantive suit, and instead, directed the 1st defendant — IGP — (because a substantive AGF had yet to be appointed) — to show cause as to why such order should not be granted and adjourned to August 4, 2015.
On the next date, the IGP and the Solicitor General of the Federation, Taiwo Abidogun (who represented the AGF), did not show cause as ordered by the court, but filed a notice of objection challenging the jurisdiction of the court to hear the suit.
Hunkuyi, represented by a team of lawyers including Mamman Osuman (SAN), Dele Adesina (SAN) and Abubakar Malami (SAN), applied to be joined as party to the suit. Hunkuyi’s motion was later struck out when his lawyers did not attend court to move it.
While the substantive case by Nnaji and the notices of objection by IGP and AGF were pending, Malami was appointed the substantive AGF, shortly after which Justice Kolawole fixed hearing of the suit and all pending objections for July 6, 2016.
To stop the arraignment of Saraki, Ekweremadu and two others named in the charge, Nnaji went back before Justice Kolawole with the ex-parte motion for restraining orders against the IGP and AGF.
The motion was heard on June 27 by Justice Kolawole, who fixed June 28 for ruling. Saraki and others were also arraigned before the High Court of the FCT on the charge filed by the AGF June 27.
In his ruling on June 28, Justice Kolawole faulted the decision of the AGF to proceed to file a charge based on the police report when the suit challenging the report when the suit challenging the report was still pending.
He held that although, as the AGF, he had the constitutional powers to institute and discontinue criminal proceedings on behalf of the Federal Government, he must exercise such powers in public interest.
Justice Kolawole noted that, although the charge was filed by a lawyer in the Federal Ministry of Justice, the official acted as an agent of the AGF, who was listed as one of the leading senior lawyers that filed an application for joinder on behalf of Hunkuyi, who until his (Malami’s) appointment, was his client.
He, however, refused the applicant’s request to quash the police report on the grounds that the report was not attached to the motion and that it was not placed before the court.
Justice Kolawole also refused to void the charge before the FCT High Court on the grounds that the charge was before another court of equal jurisdiction.
Saraki, Ndume fall apart
Meanwhile, the crisis in the leadership of the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly has taken a turn for the worst as a cold war has started between Saraki and his deputy on one hand, and the Leader of the Senate, Ali Ndume, on the other hand.
Investigations by our correspondent, in the last one week, revealed that trouble started when Saraki allegedly discovered that Ndume was not on the same page with him on the crisis he was having with the Presidency.
A ranking senator, who craved anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the issue, confided in one of our correspondents during the week that Saraki suddenly discovered that Ndume, who was allegedly close to the Presidency, was no longer pleading his case whenever he was in the Villa.
The senator explained that since his emergence as senate leader, Ndume allegedly warned Saraki to be wary of Ekweremadu and other members of the Peoples Democratic Party in the red chamber who might want to pitch him against the presidency.
He was said to have specifically advised Saraki to avoid any form of confrontation with President Muhammadu Buhari, but should rather do everything possible to support his administration, so that the latter would extend a hand of fellowship to him.
The source said, “The trouble between Saraki and Ndume started when some of Saraki’s ‘men’ in the Villa started feeding the Senate President with reports of how Ndume had allegedly joined members of the Senate Unity Forum to work against him and Ekweremadu.
“Don’t forget, Ndume contested for deputy senate president against Ekweremadu in this Eighth Senate. His initial intention was to be senate president before realignment between him and Saraki made him to settle for deputy senate president.
“It was when Saraki discovered that all attempts by him to see President Buhari did not succeed despite Ndume’s assurances that he started listening to other close colleagues, who advised him to adopt a confrontational strategy against the Presidency.”
Attempts to speak with the Senate President on the issue failed as he is currently on Lesser Hajj in Saudi Arabia, while calls put across to his deputy did not also connect.
However, when contacted, the Senate Leader denied knowledge of any face-off between him and the presiding officers of the senate.
Ndume said, “I am not aware of any crack in the Senate leadership. In fact, I am hearing that for the first time.”
But some of Saraki and Ekweremadu’s aides, who spoke with one of our correspondent off the record in separate interviews, confirmed that Ndume was no longer on the same page with the Senate presiding officers.
An aide to Saraki said, “It is true. Ndume is no longer on our side but there is no cause for alarm. We have taken necessary measures. We have been observing him for quite some time now but he has shown to us where he belongs.”
Likewise, an aide to Ekweremadu, who equally spoke on condition of anonymity, acknowledged the crack in the Senate leadership, stressing that Ndume had finally fallen apart with Saraki and his boss.
He said, “The truth of the matter is that the crisis did not start today. It was when the Senate President realised that he was being misled by the senate leader that they fell apart.”
Herdsmen kill ECWA pastor, dismember body
A clergyman of the Evangelical Church of West Africa, Reverend Zakariya, has been killed by attackers suspected to be herdsmen in Nasarawa State.
Three of the killed pastor’s children are said to be in the university.
Zakariya was murdered on Thursday on his farm by yet-to-be-identified assailants in Obi Local Government Area of the state.
According to a Twitter user, @uncanny_sam, who announced the death of the clergyman, Zakariya will be buried on Tuesday.
“My late uncle, Rev. Zakariya was killed Thursday by herdsmen in Obi LGA of Nasarawa State. They attacked him on his farm, cut off his arms and legs; then they chopped his head with machete. I received a call on Thursday evening that my uncle, a pastor with ECWA was killed by Fulani herdsmen.”
The nephew of the murdered pastor in a series of tweets called on the Federal Government and Nasarawa State Governor, Tanko Al-Makura, to find the killers of his uncle.
“All I want is justice to be done. Nasarawa State and the Federal Government must find the killers of my uncle. Whoever is close to Governor Al-Makura of Nasarawa State should please inform him that we demand the perpetrators should be brought to book.
“We have become preys that are hunted by marauding beasts in our land. I will keep shouting till justice is done. For how long will we suffer? He has left a very young family; three of his children are currently in the university. No one is saying anything about the clandestine killings by Fulani herdsmen happening almost every day,” he said.
Late Zakariya’s nephew lamented that relevant security agencies were not doing enough to protect innocent citizens from violent attacks by suspected herdsmen.
“No one is saying anything about it, clandestine killing by Fulani herdsmen happens almost every day. Does a life of a Nigerian mean anything to our government? If yes, then Rev. Zakariya deserves justice. Why are we so insecure in our land? When will we be free from the shackles of insecurity?
“The death of Rev. Zakariya must not be in vain. This barbaric and despicable act must stop. I plead with everyone that has re-tweeted and quoted my tweets to please help me demand for justice for Zakariya; his death must not be in vain. Isn’t life sacrosanct anymore?” he stated.
The nephew stated that herdsmen in the state usually kill people for no reason, adding that killing has become a hobby for herdsmen in the state.
“The biggest question is: who will defend us from these marauding beasts? This carnage must be stopped. Your government (Al-Makura) vows to secure our land but we have never been this insecure. Security is one of your cardinal objectives but the security in our land today is unprecedented,” Zakariya’s nephew said on Twitter.
Saturday, 2 July 2016
Ojota Violence: BRT Operator Counts Loss, 48 Buses Vandalised
The operator of Ikorodu-CMS bus rapid transit (BRT), Primero Transport Services Limited yesterday said no fewer than 48 vehicles were vandalised due to violence that erupted at Ojota on Wednesday.
Ikpeazu No Longer Abia Governor by Law, Says Agbakoba, Falana
Former President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Dr. Olisa Agbakoba (SAN) has stated that Mr. Okezie Ikpeazu is no longer the Governor of Abia State in the eyes of the Law.
US Raises the Alarm over Starvation in the North East, Buhari Sends Food, Drugs
The outgoing United States’ Ambassador to Nigeria, James Entwistle on Thursday expressed strong reservations about the humanitarian crisis in the North-east triggered by the ongoing war against Boko Haram, saying that Nigerians are dying of starvation in their country, and called for urgent action from
Boko Haram Strikes Borno Village, Kills Drunkard, Steals Food
Boko Haram struck Dile village in Askira-Uba local government area of Borno State torching some buildings and stole all foodstuffs and livestock in sight.
Watford land Success, stop Ighalo
Premier League club Watford have paid a club record £12.5m to sign Isaac Success from Spanish outfit Granada.
I robbed to pay my children’s school fees — Suspect
Two months after Mojeed Ogooluwa, 34, was sacked from his job as the Financial Secretary of the Tricycle Operators Association in Ketu, Lagos, he did not think of something else than to take to robbery.
Lagos to jail street hawkers, buyers
The Lagos State Government said on Friday that it had begun a total enforcement of the law prohibiting street trading and hawking.
Be professional in addressing N’Delta threats, Dickson tells troops
The Governor of Bayelsa State, Mr. Seriake Dickson, has cautioned the new Commander of the Federal Government security outfit in the Niger Delta, Operation Delta Safe, to be professional in addressing security challenges in the region.
Athletics: Bolt may miss Rio Games
Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt is facing a race against time to be fit in his bid for an unprecedented third treble Olympic gold with the Rio Games just five weeks away.
Bolt withdrew from the 100m final of the Jamaican Olympic Trials on Friday with what the reigning Olympic champion described as a mildly torn left hamstring.
The prospect of the 29-year-old 100 and 200m world record holder, seeking his third consecutive Olympic titles in the 100, 200 and 4x100m relay, missing the Games will rightly give organisers and fans palpitations.
I didn’t steal Majek Fashek’s song – Timi Dakolo
Music star Timi Dakolo has denied the claim that he stole veteran artist Majek Fashek’s song.
Majek Fashek had told Saturday Beats recently that Dakolo stole his evergreen hit, Send Down the Rain.
Gunmen kill Oyo House of Assembly member
A member of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Gideon Aremu, representing Orelope State Constituency was killed by gunmen on Friday evening.
WAEC EXAMINATION FUNNY
Time: 1hr 30 mins
SECTION A (Answer all questions. Questions carry
equal marks)
1. What are the names of the two people holding
hands when you switch on a Nokia phone?
2. If the past tense of Take is Took, what is the
past tense of Make?
3. Which university in Nigeria has the highest
number of ladies using blackberry phones?
4. If Buhari is a friend to Obasanjo on Facebook,
who sent the friend request and why?
5. If the cost of moi-moi is N10.50, what is the
cost of moi?
6. Who ate the missing part of the Apple logo?
SECTION B (Answer All Questions. 10 Marks each)
1. Between the Nigerian police and Nigerian girls,
who likes money more?
2. Using the almighty formula, calculate the
Diameter of Elegushi beach. (Take pi=3.142)
3. If Ada is a girl and Obi is a boy, who is Adaobi?
4. If your X-boyfriend/girlfriend wins
N50,000,000 on who wants to be a millionaire
after you broke up, find the value of X?
5. If it takes Goodluck one hour to deliver a typed
speech in a national conference, how many days
will it take Patience to deliver the same speech on
the same occasion? Assuming the polarity of the
audience is kept constant?
SECTION C (Answer any two questions)
1. Tu-face was given a Prado and Ferarri on his
traditional wedding and white wedding
respectively. There is every likelihood that D-Banj
has gone ahead to print wedding invitation cards
without an available bride.
Discuss (20 Marks)
2. Write a short essay of not more than 500 words
on 'My Oga At The Top'. (20 marks)
3. What's the name of the lady that says "Please
enter your secret number" at the ATM machine
and explain why she is chosen for the job. (20
marks)
Your time start now! GOOD LUCK! Please answer
correctly. Thanks —
Barcelona confirm £25m agreement with Lyon for Samuel Umtiti
Samuel Umtiti is set to join Barcelona from Lyon after the clubs agreed a £25million move to the Nou Camp.
Manchester United open talks with Juventus over £83m deal for Pogba
Manchester United have opened discussions with Juventus over Paul Pogba, according to French publication, L’Equipe.
My next destination is Manchester United’ – Ibrahimovic confirms Mourinho reunion
Former Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has confirmed he will sign for Manchester United after leaving Paris St-Germain.
Friday, 1 July 2016
BREAKING: Sierra Leonian deputy high commissioner abducted in Kaduna
The Sierra Leone Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, Maj. Gen. Alfred Nelson (retd.) has been kidnapped along Abuja-Kaduna Expressway.
Sea pirates kill three Agip workers in Bayelsa
Hoodlums, suspected to be sea pirates, have killed three workers of an international oil company, Nigerian Agip Oil Company, in Bayelsa State.
Ese Oruru appears in court covered
Miss Ese Oruru, the minor, who was allegedly abducted and forcefully converted to Islam and married off in Kano by one Yunusa Dahiru, appeared again on Friday at the Federal High Court Yenagoa where she testified in secret.
Ex-Adamawa acting gov, Fintiri, gets N500m bail
A Federal High Court in Abuja on Friday granted bail to a former Acting Governor of Adamawa State, Umaru Fintiri, who was remanded in Kuje Prison on Thursday, in the sum of N500m.
Justice Ahmed Mohammed in his ruling, held that the bail should be guaranteed by two sureties in the sum of N500m each.
This followed Fintiri’s arraignment by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on five counts of money laundering involving about N1.9bn alleged proceeds of corruption on Thursday.
The EFCC had on Thursday arraigned Fintiri along with Mayim Constructions and Properties Limited (the second defendant).
Shortly after Fintiri pleaded not guilty to the charges on Thursday the trial judge, Justice Mohammed, heard his bail application but remanded him in Kuje Prison to await the court’s ruling on the bail application on Friday.
Ruling on the bail application on Friday, Justice Ahmed dismissed the objection by the prosecution to the bail application, noting that it failed to show reasonable cause why the defendant should not be granted bail.
The judge rejected the claim of the prosecution counsel, Mr. peters Aso, who had alleged that the accused would likely jump bail.
The judge held that the claim by prosecution did not hold water as the defendant did not jump the administrative bail granted him by the EFCC before his arraignment.
Other conditions attached to the bail included the seizure of his passport by the court pending the period of his trial and so would not be allowed to travel abroad without the permission of the court.
The court also ordered that each of the two sureties to be produced by the defendant
must have proofs of ownership of property in Abuja.
The sureties were also to deposit title deeds of the property with the court alongside two recent passport photographs.
The judge fixed October 6 for commencement of trial.
Group to sue police over Fulani herdsmen attack
Ranching is the best way to avoid herdsmen/farmers conflicts
A herdsman with his cattle in Enugu
Our priority is to rescue Chibok girls unharmed – Buhari
ABUJA-President Buhari reiterated his determination to rescue the remaining abducted Chibok girls.
He stated this at the breaking of Ramadan fast with members of the diplomatic corps Thursday night in Abuja.
Osun hijab crisis: S-West Islamic body advises CAN, Muslim leaders
FOLLOWING the crisis that trailed the wearing of Hijab by female Muslim students in Osun State, the Muslim Ummah of South West Nigeria, MUSWEN, has advised on the Osun State Chapter, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), to respect the court ruling or seek legal redress if not satisfied with the judgement.
Metuh offers to return N400m to support Buhari’s anti-corruption war
Spokesperson of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Olisa Metuh, has Thursday said that he is ready to return the N400 million received from the office of the National Security Advider during the Jonathan’s
Abia: One state, 2 govs?
Constitutional chaos broke out in Abia State, yesterday, after the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, issued a certificate of return to Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, governorship claimant, Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah.
Del Bosque quits after Spain fail at Euro 2016
Vicente del Bosque quit as Spain’s coach after the defending champions crashed out of Euro 2016, ending one of football’s most successful managerial dynasties.
Ronaldo’s Portugal make Euro semi-finals
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal battled their way to a place in the European Championship last four on Thursday winning a penalty shootout 5-3 against Poland in a tense quarter-final.
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