Moving away from the football pitch, Lionel Messi achieved another breath-taking feat, after his Copa America triumph photo became the most liked sports photo ever on Instagram, with over 20 million likes. The Barcelona star ended...
Depression isn't a topic that a lot of people like to talk about especially in this part of Africa, sometimes people going through depression are perceived to be weak, attention seekers, selfish or just don't know...
By Chioma Iruke Comedian, Debo Adebayo, popularly known as Mr Macaroni, has donated N500,000 to the family of Jumoke Oyeleke, who was shot dead during the recent Yoruba Nation protest in Lagos. Recall, Jumoke was...
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has begun investigation into a pitch invasion that followed the Confederation Cup final between Raja Casablanca of Morocco and Algeria’s Js Kabylie, last weekend. The Moroccan side defeated J.S Kabyle...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Board of Directors of First City Monument Bank (FCMB) on Tuesday announced the appointment of Mrs Yemisi Edun as its new Managing Director, replacing erstwhile MD, Adam Nuru. The details of...
By Chioma Iruke Nigerian Lawmakers on Tuesday opposed a bill by the Nigerian Government which seeks to allow firemen carry arms in the cause of their duties. While opposing the bill, the House of Representatives...
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