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  President Buhari arrived Abuja from Qatar this evening. See more photos after the cut...

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has apologized to Nigerians over the sudden resignation of erstwhile Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh on last Thursday night and the attendant accusations and counter-accusations that have trailed the event. The NFF, in its first official statement since the saga posted to its website on Monday, assured Nigerians that it would not let the development affect the national male team’s preparation for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).

The emir of Kano, Malam Muhammadu Sanusi II Monday ordered the state Sharia Commission to liaise with office of the Assistant Inspector General of police, zone 1 to commence process of returning the 14 years old teenager, Ese Oruru allegedly abducted by one Yunusa to Kano state. The Emir’s order followed Inspector-General of Police, Solomon Arase’s revelation that the Emir of Kano’s Hajj trip is responsible for the delay in securing the release of 14-year-old Ese Oruru, who is being held captive in Kano State.

Barely 24 hours after the release of another list of 100 Boko Haram terror suspects, four men suspected to be members of the sect were arrested yesterday morning by youths of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) at the Maiduguri motor park. The suspects, according to Modu Bukar, a member of CJTF, were attempting to flee Maiduguri by bus before they were apprehended by the vigilant youths at about 7.35am. “These men who claimed to be travelling to the south are Boko Haram suspects, because their identities matched those on the list released by the military on Saturday, including the sect’s tattoo on their arms and backs,” Bukar said yesterday.

  US singer Ciara who has been in Nigeria for few days visited Ilado Community Junior High School and Akande Dahunsi Memorial Senior/Junior High School both in Lagos today February 29th. the students were very excited to see the superwoman,  See more photo after the cut......

  Former Minister of Interior, Abba Moro, a former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Interior Anastasia M. Daniel-Nwaobia, a deputy director in the ministry F. A. Aleyebami, one Mahmood Ahmadu (at large) and Drexel Global Technology Limited are to be arraigned before Justice Anwuli Chikere of the Federal High Court Abuja today February 29th on an 11 count charge ranging from the abuse of procurement process and diversion of public funds.

Students of one of Nigeria’s oldest universities, Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, have expressed concern about increased cases of illness among students. A visit to the institution’s largest student hostel, Awolowo Hall, showed that many of the rooms had at least one student who had fallen ill. One of the rooms, which has 8 occupants, had five of them already fall ill this past week. An average of five students stay in a room in the hostel officially although the figure is often up to a dozen due to the shortage of student accommodation. The increased cases of illness has been attributed to the ‘harsh’ weather conditions while some students have attributed it to poor sanitary conditions of the hostels. Some students also alleged that they were given expired drugs at the institutions health centre when they visited after they fell ill.

Students of one of Nigeria’s oldest universities, Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, have expressed concern about increased cases of illness among students. A visit to the institution’s largest student hostel, Awolowo Hall, showed that many of the rooms had at least one student who had fallen ill. One of the rooms, which has 8 occupants, had five of them already fall ill this past week. An average of five students stay in a room in the hostel officially although the figure is often up to a dozen due to the shortage of student accommodation. The increased cases of illness has been attributed to the ‘harsh’ weather conditions while some students have attributed it to poor sanitary conditions of the hostels. Some students also alleged that they were given expired drugs at the institutions health centre when they visited after they fell ill.

Students of one of Nigeria’s oldest universities, Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU, have expressed concern about increased cases of illness among students. A visit to the institution’s largest student hostel, Awolowo Hall, showed that many of the rooms had at least one student who had fallen ill. One of the rooms, which has 8 occupants, had five of them already fall ill this past week. An average of five students stay in a room in the hostel officially although the figure is often up to a dozen due to the shortage of student accommodation. The increased cases of illness has been attributed to the ‘harsh’ weather conditions while some students have attributed it to poor sanitary conditions of the hostels. Some students also alleged that they were given expired drugs at the institutions health centre when they visited after they fell ill.

  One of Mavin’s finest Korede Bello turns a year older today, Korede, renowned for his “Godwin” banger was born on 29th February 1996 – and won’t be enjoying the privilege of witnessing an another February 29 till another leap year in 2020 (lol). Let's wish this dude a happy BIRTHDAY and many happy returns!  In celebration of this Say a birthday wish and mention your best song ever by KOREDE BELLO

  Sophie Rammal came to limelight when she featured in Wizkid’s ‘Holla at your boy’ video and the duo had a short relationship afterwards. She recently tied the knot and has now welcomed a child with her husband. We say big congrats to her. See more photos after the cut.....

Workers and patients at hospitals in Okitipupa local government area of Ondo State are now living in fear following series of attack on two of the hospitals in the community by suspected robbers. The hospitals separately between 10pm and 11.30pm of the fateful days collected some undisclosed amount of money from the nurses and other staff of the hospitals. According to the source, the hoodlums also forcefully collected some amount of money from the patients on admission while patients and nurses who had no money to give were mercilessly beaten. One of the victims on condition of anonymity said, ” the hoodlums were four in number, masked and they came to the hospitals on motorcycles.