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Leicester City Fans Compose Song for Jordan Ayew, Chant His Name After Match Winner: Video
Fans of Leicester City have been singing the name of Ghanaian forward Jordan Ayew after his heroic display in their comeback win against Southampton on Saturday.
Visually impaired man donates talking clocks, other items to blind school, shares touching story
A visually impaired man, Demola Adeleke, has donated a helpful item to the Blind Centre in Ogbomoso. He donated mobility canes, talking clocks, and typing sheets.
Student Who Moved Canada Makes Good Use of Opportunities, Wins Award
A Nigerian man who lives abroad said he has been able to establish himself within three years of his moving here. The man said things are getting better.
Unhappy West Ham Manager Reacts to Mohammed Kudus' Red Card Against Spurs
West Ham United manager, Julen Lopetegui has shared his frustration after midfielder Mohammed Kudus was sent off in the game against Tottenham Hotspur.
Ex-Super Eagles striker names the best decision of his career
In a recent interview, a former Super Eagles of Nigeria forward has receounted what he considers to be the best decision he made through his playing career.
Adamawa State University school fees and administrative fees for all courses
Want to know the Adamawa State University school fees? The university offers various courses, and its school fees vary depending on the type of course. Read on.
Photos of Bobrisky after arrest at border surface, fans question his look: "Never trust shim"
Pictures of Bobrisky after he was arrested by immigration at Seme border has been sighted online. The crossdresser was looking happy and smiled at the camera.
AFRIMA president Michael Dada loses wife at 48, shares burial plans: "Her passing left a void"
The president of AFRIMA, Mike Dada, has lost his wife. Her death threw the entertainment industry into mourning. Her burial arrangements have been shared.
London trial probes 2015 Brazil mine disaster
A trial to determine whether Australian mining giant BHP is liable for one of Brazil's worst environmental disasters opened Monday in London, potentially triggering billions of dollars in compensation to be shared among hundreds of thousands of people. The Australian mining giant said the quality of river water contaminated by the fallout has returned to pre-disaster levels.
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