Panama Papers fallout: Swiss police search UEFA offices

Swiss police raided the headquarters of European football body UEFA on Wednesday following the latest revelations of a web of Panama-based offshore financial dealings by the rich and famous.

The raid came after the so-called Panama Papers revealed that newly elected FIFA president Gianni Infantino signed TV rights contracts for the Champions League with a company headed by two defendants later caught up in the corruption scandal that engulfed football’s world body.

Civil Defence Corps staff kills boy, other over fuel

The lingering fuel  crisis has claimed lives as a female staff of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) shot dead a boy and another unidentified person at the AP Filling Station 21, Road, FESTAC Town.

Patrice Talon sworn in as Benin's new president

Winner of the just concluded Benin election, Patrice Talon has been sworn in as Benin's new president after winning last month's elections

Woman Loses weight, from 708lbs to 183lbs Avoiding Food (PHOTOS)

Christina Phillips , a 25 year old woman, has won one of the biggest and hardest battles ever, as she lost her weight from 708lbs to 188lbs.

Generator sets now queue to buy fuel ???

As you can see.... generators now Queue at filling stations to buy petrol. This is the current situation in Nigeria at the moment.  The fuel situation seems to bite harder by the day. From investigations, some stations sell as high as two hundred naira. May God help this great nation. 

Muno - I’m Not Peter Okoye’s Replacement

Paul Okoye’s first artist, Muno Oriero, signed under his waves-making Rudeboy Recordz, has cleared the air on speculations that he is a potential replacement for Peter Okoye, one half of the P-Square twin brothers.

Alleged Kidnappers of late Army Colonel nabbed in Kaduna

Kaduna state Police command said it has arrested the kidnappers alleged to be responsible for the abduction of three pastors and an Army Colonel who was found dead. Among the 15 kidnappers were those suspected to be terrorizing commuters on the Kaduna-Abuja Expressway.

Panama scandal: Iceland prime minister resigns

The unveiling of world profile scandals of the Panama Papers, has made the Prime Minister of Iceland, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, to resign.

Chevron's Contract Staff Killed by Gas Explosion in Delta

According to reports, two contract staff of two firms working with the multibillion naira Escravos Gas to Liguid (EGTL) plant operated by Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) in Warri South West Local Government Area of Delta State have been feared dead on Tuesday.

I’ve not reconciled with Fayose —Aluko

EMBATTLED former secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State, Dr Temitope Aluko, has denied ever reconciling with the state governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose, describing the parley between him and the latter on Sunday and the press interview that followed as “an organised propaganda/drama to stain my image and malign my personal integrity.”