NIGERIAN-born centreback Tosin Adarabioyo has joined newly-promoted English Premier League side Fulham from Manchester City in a three year deal that comes with the option to extend it by an additional 12 months.

OIL companies operating in Nigeria will be compelled to set aside 2.5% of their annual expenditure for the development of their host communities under fresh proposals contained in the new Petroleum Industry Bill.

KOGI West' Senatorial District's lawmaker Senator Smart Adeyemi is planning to table a bill before the National Assembly that will penalise corruption by public officials with the amputation of limbs.

MEMBERS of the Kogi State House of Assembly have been forced to leave their residential quarters in the capital Lokoja after their apartment buildings located in Ganaja village were flooded over the weekend.

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has categorically ruled out restructuring Nigeria during his tenure saying that his government will not succumb to blackmail and be intimidated into adopting a policy which it does not believe in.

ENGLISH Premier League sensations Leeds United have stepped up plans to purchase Nigerian midfielder Ovie Ejaria from Championship side Reading before the close of the current transfer window.

AUSTRIAN authorities have informed Nigeria and Algeria that their friendly game taking place on Friday October 9 at the Jacques Lemans Arena will now take place behind closed doors as Super Eagles talisman Victor Osimhen pulls out of the squad over Covid-19 fears.

FORMER Super Eagle Jero Shakpore's teenage son Ruben has signed a scholarship deal with English Premier league side Aston Villa ending a five year relationship with Norwich City after coming through their academy.

SYNAGOGUE Church of All Nations founder Pastor TB Joshua has reacted to the recent news that the US president has been taken into isolation for coronavirus revealing that he warned President Donald Trump four years ago that he would face stormy times in office.

AMERICAN oil giant Chevron is making 25% of its Nigerian staff redundant as the crippling effects of the coronavirus lockdown and the subsequent collapse in global petroleum prices and demand are taking their toll on the economy.