Transfer: Nigerian midfielder completes move to Libyan Club Al- Ittihad SC 

Nigerian midfielder, Onuche Ogbelu has joined Libyan giants Al -Ittihad SC on a permanent transfer, DAILY POST reports. Ogbelu, who left Tunisian powerhouse Esperance following the expiration of his contract put pen to paper on a three-year contract with Al-Ittihad. The 23-year-old linked up with Esperance from Nigeria Premier Football League,  NPFL, side Nasarawa United…

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BREAKING: Two Children, Shoemaker Still Held By Terrorists After Rescue Of Kogi Mother, Four-Month-Old Baby

Two children and a local shoemaker remain in captivity despite the successful rescue of a woman and her four-month-old baby who were abducted during a bandit attack on Ijalu Compound in Egbe, Yagba West Local Government Area of Kogi State. SaharaReporters gathered that Mrs Idowu Kemi Titilayo and her infant regained their freedom in the…

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Court Remands 8 Pastors Arraigned Over Alleged ‘Staged Miracles

Court Remands 8 Pastors Arraigned Over Alleged ‘Staged Miracles

The Anambra State High Court sitting in Awka, the state capital, has remanded the eight “self-styled” pastors who were arraigned on Friday, June 5, over alleged staged or “arrangee” miracles in the state. The Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo’s administration said the prosecution of the alleged fake clerics was part of the government’s coordinated crackdown on…

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Friendly: Payne excited to end Super Falcons goal drought against Senegal

Everton midfielder Toni Payne is full of  excitement after opening her goal account for the Super Falcons, DAILY POST reports. Payne scored Nigeria’s second goal in Friday night’s 2-1 friendly win over Senegal at the Remo Stars Sports Complex in Ikenne. Asisat Oshoala gave Nigeria the lead from the spot in the 32nd minute. Payne doubled Justine Madugu’s…

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BREAKING: Families Of 15 Abducted Kwara Worshippers Fear Loved Ones May Be Dead After Weeks Of Silence From Kidnappers

Families of 15 Christian worshippers abducted during a night vigil attack in Kwara State have raised fresh concerns over the fate of their loved ones, alleging that both the federal and state governments have abandoned efforts to secure their release as silence from the terrorists continues weeks after the abduction. The worshippers were kidnapped in…

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