Mark Zuckerberg goes on a wildlife tour in Kenya (photos)

After a three-day visit in Lagos, Nigeria, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrived in Nairobi, Kenya for a visit. He shared photos of himself on a wildlife tour around Lake Naivasha. More photos as you continue...

Video: Fan breaches security to kiss Lionel Messi's feet during Argentina vs Uruguay match

Lionel Messi helped 10-man Argentina defeat Uruguay 1-0 in 2018 World Cup qualifying victory on Thursday night. The star striker scored the winning goal in the 42nd minute on his return to the national team.The match also witnessed a 'crazy' moment when a fan breached security to meet his idol- Messi.

Melania Trump Sues Daily Mail & US Blogger For $150m Over S3x Worker Claims

Melania Trump is suing a British newspaper and a US blogger for $150million over claims she was once a sex worker.

The Daily Mail reported that a modelling agency that Donald Trump worked with in the 1990s also served as an escort service.

Reno Omokiri Shares Quote From GEJ's 2015 Campaign Speech, Says It's Prophetic

Former Special Adviser on New Media to the immediate past President shared the quote via his twitter handle. Well...

Wow! Little girl pictured down on her knees and in tears as she prays and worships God

Pastor Jerry Uchechukwu Eze shared photos of his young daughter lost in deep worship while he was ministering in church earlier today.  Below is what he wrote:

"Early this morning at about few minutes past 5am, I had arrived the church and put a call across to my wife who was getting ready to be in church for our 1st of the month Early Morning Prayer, I told her to tell my daughter not to fall again when she is been prayed for, according to me, I believe she doesn't understand what it means to be slain, until she understands it, she shouldn't . My wife said she had already done that before I called.

Dutch Companies Not Leaving Nigeria – Official

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria, on Thursday said that the current economic situation in Nigeria would not force Dutch companies already in Nigeria to leave the country.

We Will Not Pay US-based Lawyer 40 Percent Of Abacha’s Loot – AGF

The Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, on Thursday, dismissed the claim by a US-based Nigerian lawyer, Godson Nnaka, who said he was entitled to 40 percent of the $550m Abacha loot the US government is about to return to Nigeria.

In a 44-page document, Malami said the Nigerian government will not pay the amount Nnaka is asking for because he is not qualified to practise law in the Maryland area where the case is taking place.