Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho vowed to make amends for Chelsea’s Champions League group stage elimination last season by keeping his “eggs” in their “natural habit” this term.

It was sweet victory for the Nigerian male and female teams as they shrugged off fierce competition to emerge victorious in today’s opening matches of the Airtel Rising Stars (ARS) Africa Championship, a seven-day continental grassroot soccer fiesta, which kicked off today at the instance of leading telecommunications services provider, Airtel.

As Nigeria works on the development of a policy for broadband roll out and new telecoms marketing opportunities, Airtel Nigeria’s Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Segun Ogunsanya, will lead discourse on the future of Nigeria’s Telecoms Market as key note speaker at the 7th annual Nigerian Telecom Development Lecture.

Determined to help address power inadequacy in the country, the United State Africa Development Foundation, USADF, and General Electric, GE, have committed $2 million to supply electricity to rural and urban communities not covered by the national grid.

LEADERS of Amnesty Phase II, Tuesday, warned Northern leaders to desist from their attempt to truncate the 2015 re-election quest of President Goodluck Jonathan in the interest of peace in the country.

A self-styled prophet, Adeola Bankole, who allegedly collected N4.7 million from a businessman to stave off “death” hanging over his family, was, Tuesday, arraigned in Lagos.

As part of its efforts to give its subscribers variety, Startimes Tuesday added two new sports channels to its stable.

Forty Eight hours after the killing of a vigilante youth by a policeman in Maiduguri, Borno State, members of the state’s Vigilance Youth Group, BVYG, have arrested 19 Boko Haram terror suspects in five villages of Konduga Local Government Area.

Cross River state governor,senator Liyel Imoke wants the Super Eagles to remain focussed on the qualification job for next year’s FIFA World Cup in Brazil following the draw Monday that pits the team against the Walya Antelopes of Ethiopia.

The World Editors’ Forum (WEF) has urged South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma to re-consider the Protection of State Information Bill, which has sparked controversy.