I am fitter than ever and ready to play for S'Eagles – Martins to Gernot Rohr

Former Inter Milan forward Obafemi Martins has expressed his readiness to play again for the Super Eagles of Nigeria, should Coach Gernot Rohr consider him for selection, in the build up to the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Martins, who has played in England, Italy, Spain, USA, Russia and now China with Shanghai Shenhua said he wasn’t finished with his international career with the Super Eagles, Vanguard reports.

He said: “I am never through with international football. If the new coach of

Man Utd female supporter says Zlatan Ibrahimovic is her 'God' (photo)

A female Manchester United fan has taken spiritual matters to a new height as she inscribed on her shirt that club striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is her god.

The message on the shirt asked a further question if she could be the girlfriend of the Red Devils’ defender Phil Jones.

“ZLATAN U R MY GOD! P.JONES CAN I BE UR GIRLFRIEND” she customized on her United jersey.

This is coming barely 48 hours Swedish supporters responded to Donald Trump’s

REVEALED! This is why Buhari has not reduced fuel pump price to N50 per litre - Former Minister

Engr. Chris Ogiemwonyi, a former Minister of State for Works and chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has explained why President Muhammadu Buhari-led government is yet to fulfill its campaign promise that it would reduce the price of Premium Motor Spirit from N86 to N50.

Ogiemwonyi, who exonerated Buhari from the price increase, blamed the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency for the development.

He said it was high time the Nigerian National Petroleum Commission thought of

Masquerades spotted buying ice cream on the road (photos)

In Nigeria, masquerades are referred to as a celestial beings, hence, there are lot of things that are not expected of them.


Two masquerades have been spotted buying ice-cream. Although the location

Jay Z is Songwriters’ Hall of Fame’s first rapper

The international news network is buzzing with the announcement of Jay Z as the first rapper to be inducted into Songwriters’ Hall of Fame.

The award-winning artiste who was nominated alongside some top musicians has continued to top his

Be guided by rules, registrar tells lab institutions

The Acting Registrar/CEO of Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN), Tosan Erhabor, has urged Colleges and Schools of Science and Technology to stick to their areas of jurisdiction at all times.

He made the call while presenting certificates to 10 approved schools and eight others that received full accreditation  in Abuja.

Erhabor told the gathering that the the institutions were approved   after a rigorous process,pledging its

New Trump travel ban order nears completion

The President Donald Trump led-administration is planning to roll out a revised executive order on immigration that the President says will “protect our people” while at the same time pass muster with courts that halted an earlier version.

The President intends to make this known as early as this week.

What Nigerians searched for in 2016 on Google

Searches on Google, leading Internet search engine  in 2016 was intense and far-reaching.

Google’s Communications and Public Affairs Manager, Anglophone West Africa, Mr Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, stated this  on Wednesday  noted that the searches are from elections to exciting, shocking and hopeful issues.

He said in a statement that this year’s compilation of top trending searches brought together stories and questions through the eyes of Nigerians on the web.

“Sieving out the top searches from the flurry of inquiries on sensational and diverse moments, are top

Samsung blames Galaxy Note 7 battery design for fire problems

South Korean technology giant, Samsung, has blamed design and production of the Galaxy Note 7’s batteries for the mobile phones’ fire problem.

The company on Monday said: “Our investigation, as well as investigations completed by three

DSTv, MTN given 48hours to leave Nigeria by students: Xenophobia

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) on Thursday in Abuja staged a peaceful protest against renewed xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

The students, led by their President, Mr Aruna Kadiri, while addressing newsmen at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abuja, urged the government to

Mandela to be blame for Xenophobia:Seun Kuti

Followig recent reports of violence against Nigerians and other nationals in South Africa, Seun Kuti, son of Afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, has accused the late president of the country, Nelson Mandela for the xenophobic attacks.

Seun, the charismatic leader of Fela’s legendary Afrobeat orchestra, Egypt 80 questioned the attacks in

Rooney’s agent in China, Roy Keane brands potential move ‘madness’

Wayne Rooney’s agent Paul Stretford is in China with the Manchester United striker’s future still up in the air.

The club’s record goalscorer has been the subject of interest from the Chinese Super League and a move before the end of their transfer window – next Tuesday, February 28 – could hinge on whether he features in the squad for this weekend’s EFL Cup final.

The striker’s future is the talk of football. Here’s what his former team-mates having been saying –