Latest News Now

Mount Zion Ministries, Pastor Mike Bamiloye has bared his mind on the just concluded Big Brother Naija show. According to the Christian movie maker, he hopes Nigerian pastors won’t use Efe’s victory to make reference as work of God’s grace because the Big Brother Naija glamorized and glorified immorality. It was shared on the Mount Zion Ministries Facebook page. See what he had to say below

Getty Images 0 The Spain striker would be keen to link up with the Blues boss in London if he were to leave Madrid at the end of the season Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata believes it is inevitable he will play for Antonio Conte one day amid reports Chelsea are keen to lure him to Stamford Bridge. Conte attempted to sign the Spain international ahead of the 2016-17 campaign, but Madrid refused to sell the attacker having only just re-signed him from Juventus. The 24-year-old has been struggling to break into the starting XI at the Santiago Bernabeu, though, with head coach Zinedine Zidane preferring Karim Benzema up front. Morata's situation at Madrid has not gone unnoticed elsewhere and recent reports suggest Chelsea are ready to make another move for the striker come June and he is relishing the prospect of potentially linking up with Conte. Real Madrid C.F.   ✔ @realmadriden   # RMCity Next up:  @ FCBayernEN ! # RMUCL   # Hal

The Chilean's frustrations have boiled over this season and it can no longer be a surprise that he wants to join a team who can win major trophies SPECIAL REPORT This summer could be the most turbulent period at Arsenal since the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri in 2011. Those months in the club’s history hold deep significance at Emirates Stadium due to the circumstances in which both players left north London, with Fabregas returning to his boyhood team Barcelona and Nasri allowed to leave for Manchester City due to “financial and psychological reasons”. “Football rules are made like that, that the player can be worth a lot of money today and nothing in six months so it doesn’t look completely logical but, at the end of the day, of course, we are forced into a decision like that for psychological and financial reasons,” said Wenger after the exits of both players were confirmed. “I am a realist so I have no ill

The Peoples Democratic Party has been described as a party on the death row while the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, is struggling for life. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo made the descriptions yesterday, April 10 while speaking at the National Conference on Political Party Supremacy and the Dynamics of Parliamentary Autonomy put together by the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, in Abuja. Osinbajo was represented by the Special Adviser to the President on Political matters, Babafemi Ojudu. He tasked the institute to go into research and see how Nigeria can begin to build very strong political parties. The VP said, “Today, we cannot talk of strong parties in Nigeria. The PDP is on death row, the APC is gasping for breath, therefore, it is very important that in building our party we must also look out for leaders that can work assiduously to mobilize people, leaders with conviction, leaders who are independent, leaders who are courageous, leaders