Nigerian Midfielder MIKEL OBI Beats Female Journalist in Abuja, Almost Injured Her

Reports making the rounds say Chelsea star John Obi Mikel assaulted a female journalist who asked him for an interview while on international duty with Nigeria. Mikel was apparently leaving a training session with his national team when the reporter from KISS FM in Abuja

Super Eagles Beat Sudan, 3-1, Restore Qualification Hope to Qualify for Morocco 2015

4 points from 4 matches is bad enough, but it is now that the Eagles really have a chance to qualify for next year's competition. First we need to beat South Africa in Uyo next month, then go to Congo and squeeze out a win, whatever the scoreline. If South Africa could win there, then we most definitely can.

7 Nigerian Ministers Resign to Pursue Their Governorship Ambitions in Their Various State

Seven serving ministers in President Jonathan’s cabinet resigned today. Those who resigned are: the Ministers of Information, Labaran Maku; Minister of Trade and Industry, Samuel Ortom; Minsiter of Health Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu, Minister of State for Defence Dairus Ishaku, Minsiter of Labor, Emeka Wogu, Minister of State for Defence, Mr Musiliu Obanikoro and Minister of State for Education, Mr Nyesom Wike.

MERCY JOHNSON Delivers Baby Boy For Her Husband

We have just been informed that Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson has welcomed a bouncing baby boy at St Joseph hospital, University of Maryland, Baltimore in the US. Her husband and mum are there with her. She gave birth exactly 12.49am (American time) today October 15th at St Joseph Hospital, University of Maryland, Baltimore. Mother and child are said to be doing great!

Mercy got married to her hubby, Prince Odi Okojie in 2012 and has a daughter, Purity Okojie. 

Kidnapped Tai Solarin University of Education Deputy Vice-Chancellor Regains Freedom

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED, in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, Olusoga Olusanya has regained his freedom last night after he was kidnapped on Monday. Prof. Olusoga was kidnapped with his driver on Odogbolu-Ijebu- Ode-Ore- Benin expressway, on their way back from an official assignment. The kidnappers later released his driver but whisked Olusoga to an unknown destination.