Ebola Outbreak: Lagos Orders Churches To Stop Crusades

Following the death of two victims of Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, in Lagos, western Nigeria, the state government has ordered churches and Muslim prayer groups in the state to suspend all crusades and other programmes that will attract large gatherings to avoid spread of the disease.

At a news conference in Lagos on Wednesday, Lagos Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide Idris said the government had already written to churches and mosques to stop holding crusades and other big programmes that would attract large crowds.

Fear Of Soldiers! Osun People Behaves Well

Soldiers and security agents have been deployed to Osun ahead of the governorship elections which will take place next tomorrow Saturday, 9^th of August 2014, and people are saying everyone has been respecting themselves by behaving well. Someone who got into Osun State today to monitor the elections said he was shocked when he saw able bodied adults bowing to greet soldiers, saying Eka San to soldiers staying gently on their own.

Man Inserted Acid On His Face To Look Like Michael Jackson

A Michael Jackson impersonator has poured acid on his skin to make him look lighter. Antonio Gleidson Rodrigues, 32 has spent around £2,000 on a series of cosmetic procedures and has even had rhinoplasty to imitate his late idol’s botched nose job.

Each day he spends around four hours rehearsing his dance moves and one and a half hours applying make up to make sure fellow fans in his hometown of Fortalenza continue to scream for a selfie or an autograph.

Two Military Men Die In Lagos Over Girlfriend

There was confusion on Sunday morning after two military officers, identified as Hilary and Sheu Abdullahi, died after a brutal clash.

The incident happened at a popular night club on Pen Crescent, Apapa area of Lagos.

The Punch learnt from a reliable source that Hilary, a corporal in the Nigerian Army, had gone to the club with his girlfriend who was donned in a military outfit.

Streets of Knightsbridge are jammed with Arab-owned supercars as wealthy Middle Eastern playboys flock to London for the summer

High-performance supercars are pouring into west London as wealthy Qataris, Saudis and Emiratis move to the capital during the Middle East's baking summer months and bring their luxury vehicles with them. A queue of extravagant machines were parked around Harrods department store yesterday (main picture) including a six-wheeled Mercedes G63 AMG (top left), a Pagani Huayra and a Rolls Royce. 

A red and silver Maserati Gran Turismo (bottom left), a yellow Ferrari 458 (top right) and a cream Bugatti Veyron (bottom right) were seen nearby. The vehicles have already attracted the attention of local parking wardens, with the Bugatti handed a ticket yesterday after it was left on a double yellow line (inset).

Photo: 'Hand of God' Pictured By UK Photographer Emerging From The Clouds

David Christie, 38, captured the stunning footage of the fist-like wind funnel as it punched its way through the dark clouds above his home and says he thinks it’s the ‘hand of God’.

"I love weather photography and I've taken a few pictures of small wind funnels in the past. But this was something else. It looked as though there was a huge hand piercing through the clouds - it was phenomenal. It really did seem like the hand of God. My wife and I are both photographers and we've never seen anything like this. This was a very surreal experience.  I'm so glad I decided to capture it on video", he said.

Photos: Giant Whale Shark Caught In China

These amazing pictures shows a two-tonne whale shark being driven through a town in China strapped to a fisherman's truck who had caught it when the whale broke into his giant net to eat the fishes it had caught but died soon afterwards.

Speaking to local news station Cai Chengzhu said he and his colleagues had been hauling their net out of the water when they noticed a gaping hole in the side. It's believed that the giant creature broke the net and got inside to eat the fishes we caught before it died, he said.