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SUPER Eagles striker Josh Maja has joined English Premier League side Fulham on loan from French club Bordeaux on loan for the rest of the season as the west London team desperately seeks to avoid relegation.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) With the casualty rate from the herdsmen saga growing by the day and the number of farms destroyed by roaming livestock on the increase, something drastic needs to be done immediately. This is not just a law and order issue, Nigeria needs to tackle it from an economic angle too. What happens when food production drops because of this constant crop destruction? We have no money to import food oooo

LAGOS State 's governor Babajide Sanwoolu has signed a new executive order into law making the failure to wear a facemask in public punishable by a six month jail term as part of the government's attempts to address the spread of the Covid-19 virus.

FORMER US president Donald Trump is a surprise nominee for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize after the committee behind drawing up the final shortlist published five names this morning which included Mr Trump.

LONDON'S Metropolitan Police have broken up a huge boat party involving revellers enjoying themselves on a stationary vessel at the back of an industrial estate in Ealing in contravention of government Covid-19 guidelines.

EASTERN Security Network (ESN) operatives have successfully evicted Fulani cattle herdsmen from a camp at Isiukwuato in Abia State killing dozens of their cows in a daring raid aimed at ridding the area of kidnappers and criminals.

FORMER Super Eagles striker Odion Ighalo is planning to end his one year sojourn with English Premier League side Manchester United today and join Saudi Arabian Pro League table-toppers Al-Shabab.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) We have flogged the issue of cattle ranches to death and called for the construction of several mega ones across northern Nigeria. However, this should not be exclude the opening of smaller ones across the south of the country

(2) I for one maintain that Nigeria’s six biggest states by landmass should each have a mega ranch of at least 50,000 square kilometres. Borno, Niger, Taraba, Yobe, Bauchi and Kaduna can all easily afford this

AMERICAN foundation the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (Ceip) has accused members of Nigeria's elites of using the British educational system as a money-laundering shield in the guise of seeking better schooling opportunities for their children.

EUROPEAN Union (EU) officials have their ban on Nigerian bean imports until June 2022 in response to the country’s failure to implement a food safety action plan suggested by the European Commission (EC) in 2018.