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EFCC should pay me $200 million for seizing my $15m Patience Jonathan tells court Former first lady, Patience Jonathan, has asked the Federal High Court Ikoyi Lagos ‎to order the EFCC to pay her $200 million for seizing her $15m found in the accounts of 4 companies currently being investigated for money laundering.

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Photos: Former Taraba state governor, Danbaba Suntai's daughter and husband welcomes first child Mariam Suntai who got married to Shehu Abdullahi in Abuja on Dec. 11th 2015 welcomed their daughter a few days ago. Congrats to them. See more photos after the cut..

Army confirms return of 39 missing Soldiers The Nigerian Army on Wednesday confirmed the return of 39 soldiers after they were declared missing last week following an insurgents attack on Boko Haram group in the border town of Gashigar in Borno State.

DJ Young Money signs multi-million naira deal with K-Nation Entertainment It was a moment of Glitz and Glamour, as Super-kid DJ and Youngest DJ in West Africa, 9-year-old DJ Young Money signed a multi-million naira deal with K-Nation Entertainment, as the in house DJ of the Label.

Brazil’s legend, Carlos Alberto finally laid to rest (Photos) Brazilian football legend Carlos Alberto, who died on Tuesday after suffering a heart attack, has been laid to rest. The 72 year old, who scored one of the greatest World Cup goals against Italy at the final tournament game in 1970, was laid to rest on Wednesday with a Brazilian flag draped over his coffin at the Iraja cemetery in Rio de Janeiro. More photos after the cut.

Some of the deities we worship have roots in the holy books- Ooni of Ife says, frowns at misrepresentation of African religion Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Ojaja II, has cautioned people to stop misrepresenting the importance of festivals and deities celebrated in the ancient city of Ile-Ife and all parts of Africa. Speaking at the 2016 celebration of Oranfe the god of fire in Ile Ife, Osun state yesterday Oct. 26th, the Ooni said that some of the deities being worshiped in Africa have their roots in holy books like the Bible and Quran.