I’m not dating Falz, Funke Akindele cries out

  No doubts, the relationship between superstar
actress, Funke Akindele and lawyer turned
singer, Falz, has been fruitful, since they hooked
up on the TV series ‘Jennifer’s Diary. At least, the
duo coming out of the Africa Magic Viewers

Manchester city-Coach:Pellegrini refuses to give up on title

Manchester City's faltering Premier League title
bid sustained another blow on Saturday as a 0-0
draw at Norwich City left Manuel Pellegrini's side
nine points below leaders Leicester City.

Oil prices rise

DLondon - Brent crude was on track for its third

weekly gain on Friday, supported by an

optimistic report from the International Energy

Agency.

Still, analysts cautioned that a large glut of oil

remained, with Goldman Sachs warning that U.S.

crude could saturate storage in the coming

monLondon - Brent crude was on track for its third

weekly gain on Friday, supported by an

optimistic report from the International Energy

Agency.

Why don't they make shoes for black ballet dancers?

The world of ballet has long been criticised for
having a problem with diversity. But could one
small quirk be a symbol of the barriers facing
non-white dancers, asks Kirstie Brewer.

Youngest mother in Africa: 10 years old Girl gave birth in kenya

10-year-old Kenyan girl, Gladys Chelagat,
became the youngest known mother in
Africa to give birth on June 27, 2015.

Could Trump's vulgarity cost him the nomination?

Stray penises have long been a problem for
presidential aspirants, but ordinarily
candidates try to conceal the evidence rather
than boast about the dimensions of their
manhood.

North Korea’s nuclear threat

North Korea has stepped up army recruitment and called on
former soldiers to re-enlist to bolster its ground forces ahead
of the traditional joint military exercise between South
Korea and the US, according to sources inside the country
Washington and Seoul are scheduled to begin their biggest
ever military manoeuvres across the border on 7 March,
involving 15,000 US troops – double the number of
previous years.

Oil prices extend rally; Brent back above $40

Oil prices rallied further Monday, boosted by
strong US jobs growth and as a cut in the
country's crude drilling activities sparked hopes
of an easing supply glut, analysts said.
Recent dollar weakness helped also to lift
demand for the commodity priced in the
greenback, as did indications that producers
were already making moves to limit output.

Juan Mata apologised to United fans after West Brom red card

Juan Mata apologised to Manchester United
fans on Monday after the first red card of his
career proved costly in a 1-0 defeat at West
Brom on Sunday.

Manager tells £50m Manchester United and Chelsea target: You should join Manchester City

Cavani's future in the French capital has been up
in the air ever since PSG boss Laurent Blanc
hinted that he could be sold.

“There is a problem with Cavani’s behaviour but
my job is to think of the entire squad as a
collective,” he said.

Would you dare to zipline over these deadly crocodile- infested waters?

If whizzing through the air at top speed isn't
enough to excite you, you might want to get
yourself down to this heart-pumping attraction.
Daring travellers can now snap up the thrill of a
lifetime by flying over a pit of alligators and
crocodiles.

Nigerian ex-defence chief Alex Badeh-stole N3.9bn

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has
remanded the former Chief of Defence Staff, Air
Chief Marshal Alex Badeh, who was accused of
diverting over N3.9billion from accounts of the
Nigerian Air Force, in prison custody.

Juan Mata talks about the positive impact of the youngsters

Juan Mata says Manchester United are finding it easier to express themselves having gained confidence from four straight wins.

Man comes face-to-face with lion – you won't believe what happens next

It might look as if this man's life is in danger,
but world-renowned "Lion Whisperer" Kevin
Richardson has become unlikely friends with a
pride of big cats.

Zika caught 'killing' brain cells

Zika virus kills the type of tissue found in the
developing brain, researchers have shown.
It was able to destroy or disrupt the growth of
neural progenitor cells, which build the brain and
nervous system, in lab tests.


Source: bbc.com

51 students bag first class in UNIOSUN

The Acting Vice-Chancellor of University of Osun,
Professor Oguntola Alamu, on Friday, said that
the university was set to graduate 3,164
students at its fourth and fifth convocation
ceremony, which would hold on the 8th of
March, 2016

European super league: Man Utd boss Louis van Gaal against idea

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal is
against the formation of a breakaway
European super league.
Speculation regarding a new league came after a
meeting of officials from United and top-flight
rivals Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester
City.

Manchester City need nine more wins for chance of title - Manuel Pellegrini

Manchester City will have to win at least nine
of their remaining 11 games to win the
Premier League title, says manager Manuel
Pellegrini.

20 pictures that prove the world has a very keen sense of irony

It’s like rain on your wedding day. It’s a free ride
when you’ve already paid. It’s the good advice
that you just didn’t take.
It’s delicious, painful irony. And the world is full of
it.

Escaping Boko Haram terrorists meet waterloo in Sambisa

More Boko Haram Terrorists fleeing the air and
land bombardment of the Nigerian Airforce and
troops of the Nigerian Army have met their
waterloo as scores escaping from Sambisa
forest were felled by the military.