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According to The UK Sun, Juventus are keen to offer Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side with the opportunity to sign Rabiot ahead of the Gunners if the Red Devils could agree to allow midfielder, Paul Pogba leave Old Trafford to the Allianz in a player-plus-cash deal. Rabiot, who was linked with a move to Man United last summer, has endured a tough time with Maurizio Sarri’s side so far this season since he joined the Serie A champions from Paris Saint-Germain last year. Pogba has endured a frustrating season with a series of ankle injury concerns since last September. The France World Cup winner is now expected to miss the next three to four weeks of actions. The 26-year-old was again absent, as his side lost 2-0 to Arsenal on Wednesday, after complaining of what Man United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer described as “discomfort” in his ankle. Loading...

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An early morning attack on Tawari community in Kogi Local Government Area of Kogi State yesterday left about 23 persons dead. The attack was said to have been launched about 1am on Friday by gunmen suspected to be herdsmen numbering over 100. Locals said that the attackers invaded the community and began shooting sporadically and setting ablaze residential houses and places of worship. It was also confirmed that the ward chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Tawari ward, Ibrahim Simbabi, and the Chief Imam of the village, Mallam Zakari Salihu, were amongt those killed in the attack. The attackers also razed down the oldest clinic in the area which was built by missionaries during colonial rule and burnt the official vehicle of the traditional ruler of the area, the Aguma of Tawari, Alhaji Idris Tawari, among other property. The administrator of the local government, Musa Tanko Mohammed, however confirmed that 19 persons died in the early morning invasion. But loca...

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigerian Diaspora Commission, Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, stated this while briefing State House correspondent after meeting behind closed doors with President Muhammadu Buhari at the presidential villa, Abuja. She said that the Commission had started engaging the National Assembly to see to the possibility of Nigerians abroad participating in the country’s future elections. Loading... She told journalists that she was at the State House to brief President Buhari on progresses so far made by the Commission since it was inaugurated in May 2019. She appealed to governors of the states that had yet to intervene in the plights of their indigenes that had recently returned from troubled sojourn to come in with needed interventions, said her Commission had done a lot in giving succour to many Nigerians who had been stranded abroad. On remitances by Nigerians in the Diaspora, she said besides the most common informal...