I am not concerned about my future with the Super Eagles - Keshi

Stephen Keshi is not concerned by talks that he may no longer be managing the Super Eagles after the 2015 Nations Cup qualifiers against Sudan.

Adams Oshiomhole Preaches Sacrifice

Governor Adams Oshiomhole has congratulated the Muslim community in Nigeria as they join their counterparts the world-over to mark this year’s Eid-el-Kabir. He urged them to imbibe the lessons of sacrifice which the festival signifies.

In a statement signed by his chief press secretary, Mr Peter Okhiria, the governor said “I rejoice with our Muslim brothers and sisters on this year’s Eid-el-Kabir celebration. On this occasion, I urge the Muslim faithful to remember that obedience to Allah and uprightness are some of the virtues of a true worshipper.

Ebola: Akon Performs for Congo in Giant Bubble

Akon, the famous R and B star, has been accused of 'mocking' the Ebola victims by crowd-surfing inside a giant plastic bubble. This, it was (erroneously) believed he did to avoid catching Ebola from the crowd.

Minister of Health to Cancel Monthly Environmental Sanitation Exercise

The Minister of Health, Onyebuchi Chukwu has said that he intends to reintroduce sanitary inspectors in states, and as such has called for the cancellation of monthly environmental sanitation.

This was the content of a tweet made on Friday by Dan Nwomeh, Special Assistant on Media and Communication to the Minister.

A country like no other deserves garlands

The celebration mood started in January, when the authorities decided that Abuja should have a ball, to celebrate the centenary of our journey as a country.

Gunners Pay Tribute To Arsene Wenger’s 18 years at Arsenal FC

Our friends at Arsenal Fan TV listen to Gunners pay Wenger tribute on his 18 years at Arsenal. Off the record, his time at Arsenal is officially allowed to drink alcohol.

The boys didn’t disappoint either and strutted their stuff at home against Galatasaray with a home win 4-1 to the Arsenal.

US Shuns Nigeria’s Oil For The First Time

The search for alternative energy by the Barack Obama administration in the United States of America (USA) has begun to take a toll on Nigeria’s crude oil export as the US for the first time failed to import a single barrel of crude oil from Nigeria.