‘I almost lost my life 3 days ago but my boobs saved me’ – Nigerian lady recounts

A Facebook user, Michelle Nwanks, took to the platform to recount how her boobs saved her life.

She wrote;

Police arrest man with fake $880,000 dollar notes in Niger State

37-year-old  Abubakar Suleiman was arrested by the Niger State Police Command, after he took 88 bundles of $100 dollars fake currency to one Engineer Abdullahi Sambo of Shango area in Minna. Suleiman who claimed he doesn’t know the real owner of the money, however claimed that he was directed to give it to Engineer Sambo.

38 women accuse US director James Toback of sexual harassment

The Hollywood sexual abuse scandal widened Monday after 38 women were reported to have accused US film director James Toback of unwanted sexual encounters over a period of decades.

Toback reeled them in with boasts about his movie career and connections and with claims he could make them a star, according to their accounts to the Los Angeles Times.

This Woman Risked 14 Years in Prison to Smuggle Cannabis to Her Dying Son and 'Save His Life'

An English mother identified as Callie recently appeared on Loose Women to reveal how she believed cannabis saved her dying son Deryn’s life.

Deryn was 14 when he was sent to a hospice to live out his final days.

580 Nigerians to Return from Libya this Week

Barely three weeks after 138 Nigerians returned voluntarily from Libya, another 580 are being expected from the North African country, this week.

DSP Joseph Alabi, the spokesperson for the Lagos Airport Police Command, confirmed the development to journalists on Monday in Lagos.

Trump’s policies are good, they have yielded positive results – Saudi billionaire

Saudi billionaire investor and chairman Kingdom Holding, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, has commended President Donald Trump for his good policies which has yielded some positive results in the US economy.

He equally said Trump is correct in saying $5.3 trillion in U.S. stock market value has been created under his watch, CNBC confirms.

Liverpool failed to heed Jurgen Klopp defensive warnings – Philippe Coutinho

Liverpool playmaker Philippe Coutinho has told ESPN Brasil that the four goals his side conceded to Tottenham at Wembley on Sunday “could have been prevented.”

Harry Kane scored twice as Jurgen Klopp’s visitors suffered an afternoon to forget in defence, with Son Heung-Min and Dele Alli also on target amid further uncertainty at the back.

‘How Notorious Kidnap Kingpin Evans Is Being Treated At The Maximum Kirikiri Prison’ – Lagos State Controller Reveals

The Controller of Prisons in Lagos State, Tunde Ladipo, has revealed how notorious kidnap kingpin Chukwudidumeme Onuamadike, Aka Evans is being treated at the Kirikiri Prisons in Lagos.

In a recent interview with the Vanguard, the state controller said there is no preferential treatment for Evans, rather he’s being treated like every other inmate in the prison.

Kathy Griffin Cuts Ties And Publicly Calls Out Controversial Celebrity Attorney Lisa Bloom

​Lisa Bloom, the go-to attorney hired by controversial women involved in career destroying scandals, has been called out by a former client, comedian Kathfy Griffin – who is also demanding for a refund of the thousands of dollars she ‘wasted’ on her legal services.

Man burnt alive for protesting daughter’s harassment

The police said that an Indian man who tried to protect his daughter from sexual harassment and complained to authorities has been burnt alive.

Police officer RA Pandey said that Narmada Sahu, 45, died at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh state late on Sunday.

11 killed week after deadliest blast in Mogadishu

Little more than one week after a massacre in Somalia killed more than 350 people in the capital, an attack near Mogadishu on Sunday has claimed the lives of at least 11 people, witnesses told Al Jazeera.

Several women were among those killed in Sunday’s roadside explosion that hit a minibus carrying passengers some 36km southeast of the coastal city.

Zimbabwe says it respects WHO decision on Robert Mugabe

Zimbabwe’s government says it respects the decision by the World Health Organisation chief to withdraw the appointment of President Robert Mugabe as a “goodwill ambassador”.

Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi tells state broadcaster ZBC that the UN health agency “benefited tremendously” from the original decision to name Mugabe to the post because of the global attention that resulted.

Namibian diamond town opens gates to the public

A diamond-mining town in Namibia that previously restricted visitors has opened to the public in hopes of boosting tourism and diversifying its economy.

The remote town of Oranjemund, which lies in a diamond-mining area called the Sperrgebiet, or “prohibited area” in German, held celebrations this month to declare an end to its isolation from the rest of the country.

Kenya’s opposition leader Raila Odinga’s sister Ruth to be charged over Kisumu protest

Kenya’s chief prosecutor has ordered that opposition leader Raila Odinga’s sister should immediately be charged with inciting violence against the election commission.

Ruth Odinga entered an election centre without permission, and caused damage to property, a statement said.

Sierra Leone to auction multi-million dollar diamond to benefit poor

Sierra Leone hopes to raise millions of dollars for development projects by auctioning a huge uncut diamond, believed to be one of the world’s largest, in New York in December.

It will be the government’s second attempt to sell the 709-carat gem, known as the “Peace Diamond”, after it rejected the highest bid of $7.8 million at an initial auction in New York in May.

Gambian foreign minister Ousainou Darboe urges Togo president Faure Gnassingbe to resig

Togo’s leader Faure Gnassingbe should resign immediately and the African Union and West African regional bloc ECOWAS should persuade him to step down if he does not, Gambia’s Foreign Minister Ousainou Darboe said.

Darboe’s comments are an early sign that opinion is shifting against Gnassingbe who took power in 2005 on the death of his father who had ruled since 1967.

Leicester City’s Riyad Mahrez dedicates win to sacked Craig Shakespeare

Algerian star Riyad Mahrez has dedicated Leicester City’s weekend win over Swansea City to sacked manager Craig Shakespeare.

The Foxes’ boss was shown the door last week, seeing Michael Appleton take over on a caretaker basis.

PSG’s Kylian Mbappe wins Golden Boy award beating Gabriel Jesus, Ousmane Dembele

Kylian Mbappe has won the Golden Boy award ahead of Gabriel Jesus and Ousmane Dembele, who were shortlisted.

The award is given to the best player under the age of 21 in Europe and is voted for by a panel of journalists from across the continent.

Celtic, Paris Saint-Germain and FC Basel fined after UEFA charges proven

Celtic have been fined £8,900 over a pitch invasion during their Champions League tie against Paris Saint-Germain last month.

UEFA’s Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body confirmed the sanction on Monday morning, with the French side fined £4,450 after seats in their section at Celtic Park were broken during the same match on September 12.

Bodybuilder dies from sepsis after tearing his triceps in freak accident

A bodybuilder has died in agony after developing sepsis in a freak training accident. World title hopeful Rodolfo Torres Rojas from Colombia had moved to Perm, in Russia, after marrying a woman he had met online.

But the 31-year-old died from multiple organ failure after developing sepsis following a tear to the triceps in his right arm. Rodolfo’s family claim he was sent home with prescription drugs after treatment at a local clinic, and told he would be fine.

Tottenham’s Harry Kane inspired by meeting Diego Maradona

Tottenham striker Harry Kane has reiterated a desire to become the best player on the planet and says meeting Diego Maradona, one of the all-time greats, was further inspiration.

Maradona, a former teammate of Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino at Newell’s Old Boys, was Spurs’ guest at Wembley for the 4-1 win against Liverpool on Sunday.

The Argentina legend, who won the 1986 World Cup, met Kane before the match and watched from the executive box as Spurs’ No. 10 scored twice and set up a third in another standout performance.

'I still love him deeply''-Jeremy Meeks' estranged wife Melissa breaks down

 'Hot Felon' Jeremy Meeks' estranged wife Melissa, 38, has now spoken about the devastating incident for the first time since the 33-year-old former jailbird turned model struck up a relationship with British billionaire Sir Philip Green's daughter.

Mother-of-three Melissa broke down in tears during an emotional chat with This Morning hosts Ben Shepherd and Amanda Holden on Monday, confessing that she still misses her husband of eight years despite his infidelity.

Woman 'sweats' blood from her face and the palms when she feels stressed

A 21-year-old woman was admitted to hospital with an extremely rare condition that causes her to sweat blood from her face and the palms of her hands.

Italian doctors were left puzzled after the unnamed patient appeared with the bizarre symptoms despite not showing any sign of skin lesions.

How A Family Of Five And Their Two Dogs Were Wiped Out After A Meal Of Ewedu Soup (Photo)

A family of five, including an unborn baby, have reportedly died after consuming a meal made with the Ewedu vegetable, also known as Jute in the northern parts of Nigeria.

According to report, the Ex-police inspector Peter Dauda, 43, his pregnant wife Dorothy, 35, their son Godwin, 9, and daughter Patience, 6, all ate their meal prepared with jute one night and went to bed.

Everton sack manager Ronald Koeman

Ronald Koeman became the third Premier League managerial casualty of the season on Monday when he was sacked by Everton.