Arsenal sweat over Santi Cazorla after knee ligament damage is confirmed

Santi Cazorla has damaged the ligaments in his knee, which has added to the sense of worry over his fitness prospects, although Arsenal are still unclear as to the precise time-frame for his absence.

David Mark rice floods Benue

Foodstuffs branded in the name of former Senate President, David Mark, are being distributed across Benue state by his supporters.

Man grabs jogger, rapes her and then use her ATM card

A man has been arrested for abducting a female jogger and then raping her before using her credit card at an ATM in New York.

Alleged arms deal scandal: EFCC arrests Dokpesi

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, says it has arrested the former Chairman of Daar Communications, Chief Raymond Dokpesi.

Happy Birthday Omoruyi

Today, I wish for all of your dreams to come true as you walk on your life path. Count your blessings every day, and realize there are more than years in your life! Celebrate your day .

NCC moves against unsolicited text messages by service providers

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) Tuesday said it is taking steps to develop a regulation that will deal with unsolicited text messages and illegal data charges to service consumers by telecommunication service providers in the country.

Fire kills nine family members in Kebbi

A late night inferno on Monday in Ambursa village, Kebbi, has resulted in the deaths of nine family members.

Manchester City owner Sheik Mansour sells 13% stake in club's parent company to Chinese investors for £265m... six years after he bought the whole business for the same price

Manchester City's owners have sold a 13 per cent stake in the club's parent company to Chinese investors.

NFF wants Cote d’Ivoire, Italy friendlies for Eagles

The Nigeria Football Federation is proposing international friendlies against Italy and African champions Cote d’Ivoire next year, the federation’s president has said.

Plane crash killed 162 after pilot accidentally turnoff Autopilot

AN Air Asia passenger jet that killed 162 people was triggered by a faulty computer - which led crew to accidently turn off the jet's autopilot system.