Okocha, family made me what I am today – Iwobi
Arsenal striker, Alex Iwobi has admitted that he experienced very difficult times in the past and his uncle, former Super Eagles skipper Austin Okocha, helped him to find his feet.
Atiku condoles with families of Maiduguri terror attack, Lagos train derailment
Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, has condoled with families of the Maiduguri terrorist attack that left at least 18 civilians, including four suicide bombers dead, while also leaving 29 others seriously wounded.
CAS rejects Silva’s appeal to play for Leicester now
The Court for Arbitration in Sport (CAS) on Thursday rejected an application for urgent provisional measures by Portuguese midfielder Adrien Silva to allow him to play for Leicester City.
Jonathan’s govt won gold in corruption -Tinubu
The National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, and presenter of the book Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, accused former President Goodluck Jonathan of having institutionalized corruption during his administration, stressing that the administration won gold in corruption.
World Cup: Permutations as focus turns to draw
Ticket sales resumed on Thursday for the 2018 World Cup with demand expected to be high as all eyes turn to the draw following the last of the play-offs for the tournament in Russia.
Pope denounces healthcare inequality in rich countries
Pope Francis on Thursday took wealthy nations to task over unequal healthcare and systems which increasingly penalise all but the very wealthy.
