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Jose Mourinho is ready to offload Henrikh Mkhitaryan in the summer as he looks to make room for Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil, reports The Daily Mirror. The Armenia international has fallen out of favour at Old Trafford and hasn’t featured for Jose Mourinho’s side since November. And the Manchester United boss is now ready to cash in on the former Dortmund star and replace him with Ozil, whose contract with the Gunners expires in 2018. Meanwhile, Michy Batshuayi may be used by Chelsea as part of the club’s bid to sign Monaco winger Thomas Lemar in the January transfer window,…
Nigerians have been advised to support restructuring which involves reviewing the way things are instead of succumbing to the whims of a few politicians to guarantee prosperity for all, Ray Ekpu admonished. Ekpu, who is the retired Chief Executive Officer of Newswatch Communications Limited, Lagos speaking Thursday at the official opening of a four-day National Executive Council meeting of Nigeria Union of Journalists in Uyo, Akwa Ibom capital, noted, “Let us not think of where we come from. Restructuring is an idea whose time has come. Nigeria is in deep difficulty right now. Don’t tell to me ‘you are here…
No thanks to their inactivity, the African queens ended 2017 three places below their rating in January accord to the world governing body Nigeria’s senior women team dropped two places to 37th in the latest Fifa world ranking released on Friday. The reigning African queens began 2017 as the 34th best nation but crashed three places at the end of the year owing to their 12-month hiatus. Despite the slip, Nigeria remain the team in Africa followed by Ghana (46), Cameroon (48) , Equatorial Guinea (53) and South Africa (54) to complete the top five. On the global stage, USA…
The Argentina legend has revealed he told Blancos president Florentino Perez to sign the France wonder-kid before he moved to PSG Real Madrid passed up the opportunity to sign Kylian Mbappe ahead of PSG because of Cristiano Ronaldo’s presence at the club, Diego Maradona claims. Mbappe, 18, helped fire Monaco to the Ligue 1 title last season and was linked with several clubs including Real, PSG, Barcelona and Manchester City as a result. Goal revealed in June that Real held talks with Monaco to sign Mbappe , 18, before the teen sensation secured a move to PSG on an initial…
The Ikoyi whistleblower, who was paid N421 million Wednesday for providing information that led to the discovery of $43.5 million, £27,800 and N23.2 million at 16 Osborne Road, Lagos has left the country. Galadima, lawyer to the whistleblower confirmed: “My client has been paid. He was paid Wednesday and has since left the country. As we are speaking, he is not in Nigeria.” Vanguard exclusively gathered that the money was paid to the beneficiary by officials of the Ministry of Finance after which he left Nigeria for an undisclosed country. “What has happened confirmed my client, who has all along…
Akwa Ibom State is rated among the nine best comfortable states in the country which graduates of tertiary institutions are clamouring to serve their one-year mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme, according to a report by Naija.ng. Other states are Lagos, Ogun, Plateau, Enugu, Rivers, Cross River, Osun and Niger. Apart from the most comfortable states, corps members are also interested in the list of states that pay the highest remuneration to them. Of the 15 states, Lagos State pays corps members the highest- ₦15,000. A corps member who works in ministry receives ₦10,000 while the one serving in…
Longevity is desired by many people. Yet, some learn and apply the keys to longevity. Others believe and apply the basic keys to live long. But for few who are neither here nor there longevity is an illusive. However, stubbornness and optimism have been identified as basic keys to a long life, a new study suggests. Researchers hunting for clues to longevity focused on nine remote villages in the Cilento region of southern Italy. There, hundreds of residents are older than 90. The study zeroed in on 29 of them, who ranged in age from 90 to 101. While these…
Akwa Ibom State Police Command has arrested more than 59 suspected members belonging to different secret cults in Akwa Ibom and a few have been charged to court. A press release by DSP Bala Elkana, Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in Uyo, said during the course of investigation, police arrested three gang members and recovered one locally made pistol in the house of one Uko Effiong Edem of Ikot Oduot village in Ibesikpo Asutan Local Government Area. Elkana listed recovered items to include wraps of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp, different types of GSM phones snatched from people,…
Not fewer than 100 million people in the world a year are forced to choose between food and healthcare. Report by World Health Organization and World Bank finds medical bills are pushing people in poorest countries into extreme poverty. About 800 million people worldwide spend more than 10 per cent of their household budgets on health costs not covered by insurance. Almost 100 million people are pushed into extreme poverty each year because of debts accrued through healthcare expenses. A report, published by the World Health Organization and the World Bank on Wednesday, found the poorest and most vulnerable people…
Doug Jones has become the first democrat to have won the Alabama Senate in 25 years, defeating Roy Moore in a special election earthquake Tuesday. Republican Roy Moore’s defeat is a big political setback to President Donald Trump and his former strategist, Steve Bannon. The Associated Press called the race for Jones, a former U.S. attorney, who had 49.9 percent of the vote to Moore’s 48.4 percent with all precincts reporting — a difference of more than 21,000 votes. Still, Moore declined to concede, saying there were still military and other votes that need to be counted. Alabama Secretary of…