Van Persie to sign £240,000-a-week Fenerbahce deal after quitting Manchester United

Robin van Persie is set to fly to Istanbul this weekend to complete his move from Manchester United to Fenerbache.

The two clubs opened talks yesterday with the Turks hopeful of negotiating a £4.7million fee after agreeing personal terms of a £240,000-a-week with Van Persie for a three-year contract - with the option of a 12-month extension.

United still have to agree a pay-off with Van Persie for the final year of his contract at Old Trafford.

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Security threat in N-Delta over non-payment of amnesty allowances

Ex-militant leaders in the Niger Delta region, yesterday, raised fresh alarm over alleged cases of disenchantment and threats to the existing peace accord by some aggrieved youths

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NNPC, others defy DPR’s directive, sell petrol above N100/ltr

Despite warnings by the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, to marketers to desist from arbitrary pump price increase of fuel, a Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, outlet at Amuwo, Festac area of Lagos State is selling petrol at N100 per litre.

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Alleged N1.35bn Fraud: You mean I’m now a prisoner? – Lamido

A Federal High Court, sitting in Kano, yesterday, ordered former Jigawa State governor, Sule Lamido, and his two sons, Aminu and Mustapha, accused of fraud, remanded in prison custody in Kano till September 28.

The former governor is facing a 28-count charge alongside his two sons, and one Wada Abubakar in connection with alleged corruption and money laundering that amounted to over N1.35 billion.

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Buhari opens up on his meeting with President Obama

Buhari opens up on his meeting with President Obama

The President of Nigeria, President Muhammodu Buhari has reaveled the purpose of of his visit to the President of the United State, Barak Obama.

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Okonjo-Iweala Finally Backtracks, Shifts The Whole Blame On Jonathan

Okonjo-Iweala Finally Backtracks, Shifts The Whole Blame On Jonathan

Fund Latest - $2Billion ECA 

The immediate past Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has shifted the blame on former President Goodluck Jonathan over the controversial withdrawal of $2bn from the excess crude revenue account (ECA) in December 2014.

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