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Tragedy struck the family of late goal-king, Rashidi Yekini, when
Rashid’s immediate younger sister, Rofiat Yekini, died in a motor
accident along Okuku-Osogbo road. The auto crash occurred last Wednesday. Complete Sports reports that
the mother of three, alongside two others died instantly after their 18
passengers’ vehicle collided with a lorry.
Seven people were
killed on Sunday when Boko Haram militants launched an assault in
northern Cameroon, a Cameroonian security source said.
"Boko Haram killed a (Cameroonian) soldier. Our soldiers killed six of their guys" and "captured" two others near the Nigerian border, the source told AFP on Monday, requesting anonymity.
A local Cameroonian NGO confirmed the assault and said there were "victims" without specifying the number.
Foremost Nigerian industrialist, Aliko
Dangote, on Monday made history by becoming the first black man to break
into the rank of top 25 richest people in the world. His wealth jumped
to $25bn from $16.1bn in 2013, according toForbesmagazine’s list of the
richest people on earth.
Dangote, who
was number 43 in the top 100 world billionaire list last year, moved up
20 spots to retain his position as the richest person in Africa and
also number 23rd in the world.
The Chairman, Globacom, Chief Mike
Adenuga, was the next Nigerian on the list with a wealth of $4.6bn to
maintain the 325th position in the world.
As the world marks the 14th International Sex Worker's
Rights Day today, Nigerian sex workers have joined their counterparts in
some countries to demand for legal recognition of their trade as a job.
*Sex workers in a protest
Some of the prostitutes told reporter that
the time had come for the Nigerian government to grant them their due
recognition and further recognise that as human beings trying to keep
body and soul going, the 'profession' should be considered legitimate
enough to put a stop to its discrimination and stigmatisation.
Though many of them did not realise that a day like this was set aside
for them until they were told, they also called on rights activists to
assist them gain the desired recognition.
; Nigerian football legend and founder of
Kanu Heart Foundation, KHF,
Nwankwo Kanu(OON, MON, UNICEF Ambassador) at the weekend
underwent a corrective heart surgery at the Cleveland Hospital , Ohio,
