MAN BUYS GOOGLE FOR EIGHT POUNDS...

Ever wanted to own one of the most powerful websites in the world?
That’s what Sanmay Ved managed to do – when he realised that the Google.com domain was on sale.

21 YEARS OLD BLOGGER GETS PAID TO TRAVEL ROUND THE WORLD

She’s 21 and gets paid to travel for a living.

After finishing her A-Levels, Mollie started blogging to keep friends and family updated while backpacking around South East Asia.

Man breaks an £800 bottle of vodka in a club.

When you knock someone’s drink over in a bar the decent thing to do is to buy them a new one.

However when the drink in question costs nearly a thousands pounds, most people would probably just run for the door.

ALISON-MADUEKE ARRESTED IN LONDON

Mrs Alison-Madueke was arrested along with four other persons in relation to corruption allegations being investigated by the UK National Crime Agency.

Mrs Diezani Alison-Madueke has been in London for some time, reportedly on health grounds.

ADAMAWA RESIDENTS CELEBRATES INDEPENDENCE IN AMIDST TRAGEDY

As Nigerians elsewhere celebrate Nigeria’s 55-year independence anniversary, residents of Kirchinga, in Adamawa state, are marking the day in anguish following the attack on the village by Boko Haram terrorists, slitting the throats of five residents of the area in an early morning attack.

The village is the hometown of former acting governor of Adamawa state, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri.

PMB's speech on independence day celebration

October 1st is a day for joy and celebrations for us Nigerians, whatever the circumstances we find ourselves in because it is the day, 55 years ago; we liberated ourselves from the shackles of colonialism and began our long march to nationhood and to greatness.

CULTURE VERSUS CHRISTIANITY IN DELTA

TWO lecturers at Delta State University, DELSU, Abraka, Professor Christopher Orubu and Dr. Emmanuel Biri, have condemned the demonization of Urhobo culture under the facade of Christianity. 

SENATE YET TO RECIEVE MINISTERIAL LIST

The Chairman Senate Ad Hoc Committee on Media and Publicity Senator Dino Melaye has confirmed that the senate is yet to receive the ministerial list.

Briefing journalists after Tuesday’s legislative proceedings, Senator Melaye said the Senate would work on the list as soon as it receives it from the Presidency.He however said the screening of ministers would no longer be business as usual as the Senate would be more thorough and prudent.

SENATE TO PROBE DEATH OF NIGERIANS IN THE 'HAJJ STAMPEDE'

The Senate has constituted a committee to look into the cause of the Hajj Stampede, that left over 60 Nigerians dead, scores injured, and many still un-accounted for.

The Senate hinted this, when they finished the first sitting after their recess.

A lawmaker, who went for the Hajj in Saudi Arabia, Sen. Gbenga Ashafa said the Nigerian medical team work hard, and as a result, the death toll was reduced.

Sierra Leone has released its last two known Ebola patients and begun a new 42-day countdown to a declaration that it is officially free of the virus, officials said on Monday.