The latest edition of ‘El Clasico’ – the rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid – draws ever closer.
The midweek UEFA Champions League action this week begins on the night of Tuesday 25 February at Stamford Bridge.
The 21-year-old winger is a newcomer for the Rossoblu, having been signed on loan (with an obligation for a permanent move at the end of the season)
The Ivorian was a big money signing for Arsenal at the start of the Premier League season.
The only requirements are just a valid passport, a valid health certificate, proof of sufficient funds and a valid return ticket.
For every 100,000 expectant mothers in Nigeria, 800 of them would either die during childbirth or return home without their newborn babies.
It’s a fight that fans have clamoured for ever since the judges controversially called the first fight a draw
Through this initiative, Plaqad seeks to connect these brands with credible African french-speaking influencers.
This programme offers a line of credit, valuable training and mentorship opportunities to eligible young entrepreneurs.
The pious teenager who was studying to become a Catholic priest was an orphan under the care of his grandmother.
The UEFA Champions League action resumes for the first time in 2020 with a potential thriller between Borussia Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain.
In the days that now seem far gone, it was easier to just flag down an Okada or Keke and wiggle your way around the traffic.
Passersby who saw the flicker rising from afar were alarmed and started soliciting for help on social media.
Many were perplexed by the idea of granting amnesty to terrorists who have caused mayhem and untold suffering to Nigerians.
Shagaya says he made the decision out of a desire to build the company in a conducive location that is devoid of traffic and stress.
At any given time in Lagos, the Omo Onile could snatch away your land at will, but what does the law say about owning land in Nigeria?
Normal day, Ade wakes up in the morning and decides to call his sick mother…
Since their foray into the Nigerian market in 2001, MTN has paid more than N1.7 trillion in taxes, levies and other regulatory fees.
