Ozil, Sanchez will sign — Wenger
Arsene Wenger yesterday claimed Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez could be inspired to sign new deals with Arsenal after three other players agreed contract extensions and insists his own future is not a major consideration.
Ex-ministers accuse Buhari of dividing Nigeria
FORUM of Former Ministers, FFM, in the country has accused the All Progressives Congress led Federal Government of allegedly dividing Nigerians, stressing that it lacked respect for the tenets of popular democracy.
Troops arrest 4 fleeing Boko Haram terrorists with 100 motor bikes
THE Nigerian Army, yesterday, said troops of 27 Task Force Brigade, stationed in Bara,Borno State arrested four suspected fleeing members of Boko Haram terrorists on Wednesday.
MMM bounces back with new models, begins payment to micro-investors
POPULAR money-doubling scheme in Nigeria, Mavrodi Mundial Moneybox, MMM, resumed operations yesterday—a day earlier than the promised resumption date with new models for participants.
Obama advises Trump on being president
As U.S. President Obama prepares to turn the White House over to President-elect Donald Trump next Friday, he is offering some advice to his successor.
Judge postpones sentences as fuel subsidy convict collapses in court
An Ikeja High Court, yesterday convicted an oil magnate, Walter Wagbatsoma,founder and Executive Vice-Chairman of Ontario Oil & Gas Limited, and the company’s Managing Director, Ms Adaoha Ugo-Nnadi who were charged with N1.9 billion oil subsidy fraud. The trial judge however deferred the sentencing till Monday after one of the convicts, Ms Adaoha Ugo-Nnadi, fainted when the trial judge, Justice Lateefa Okunnu took a 30-minute break to pass the sentence
