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Wales and Real Madrid winger, Gareth Bale could be allowed to leave Real Madrid for free this summer after the club rejected a mammoth bid for him last summer, according to former Los Blancos president Ramon Calderon. According to Calderon, a bid of £89million was made for the Wales international by an English club but turned down by Real Madrid. Bale made only 20 appearances last season as tensions between him and coach Zinedine Zidane grew. He refused to be included in Real Madrid’s squad for last month’s Champions League final tournament with the knowledge he would have traveled to be nothing more than a non-playing substitute. Bale, who has two years left on his mouth-watering deal was non-challans last season as he was photographed pretending to sleep and using binoculars during matches. On another occasion, he was filmed playing golf on the same day Madrid were defeated by Man City in the European Cup. “I know in the last day of the transfer window last year ther

Meghan Markle issuing a picture agency over paparazzi photos of her walking her dogs with her son Archie.  The Duchess of Sussex claims her privacy was breached when the snaps were taken in Vancouver in January and has launched legal action against Splash News.  The High Court in London heard on Thursday afternoon, September 3, that Meghan claims her and her son's privacy was invaded during the incident and that data protection laws were broken when the photos were sold to British newspapers. Barrister Jonathan Barnes, representing Meghan and her son, told the hearing she denies suggestions that she agreed to the pictures being taken or "acquiesced" when she saw Splash photographer Steve Dennett. "They were papped in this location," he told the court. "The photographs which are the first stage of the wrongful conduct we complain about took place in Vancouver."  He said his client argues she and her son, eight months old at the ti

The Federal Government says the nationwide curfew will now be from 12am to 4am. The curfew was put in place in May as part of measures to contain the spread of Coronavirus in the country.  The Federal Government imposed a nationwide curfew on May 4, 2020, from 6pm to 8am. It later reviewed it from 10pm-4am on June 1. The National Coordinator of the Presidential Taskforce on COVID-19, Dr. Sani Aliyu, announced the adjustment of the curfew time at the briefing of the taskforce which held at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja, today, Thursday, September 3. “I will first of all start with general movement. We are modifying the curfew to commence from 12 midnight to 4am nationwide, effective from 12:00 tonight. This does not apply to people on essential services and international travelers that might be returning from abroad.” On Education, Aliyu said says state governments and school administrators should start making preparations for the reopening of schools in th

The Lagos state government has begun a clampdown on illegal abattoirs in the state. Earlier today September 3, men of the re-inaugurated Monitoring, Enforcement, and Compliance Team dislodged an illegal slaughter slab at Oke Rube, Ikotun, Alimosho Local government in furtherance of the sanitization of the red meat value chain. The monitoring team seized a cow and butchered meat from the illegal slab and also arrested the operators of the illegal slab. Speaking on the exercise, the state acting Commissioner for Agriculture,  Abisola Olusanya, “The dismantling of the abattoir is necessary because the state is concerned about the production of wholesome and healthy meat for the citizens as well as ensure that the streets are free of stray animals, which has lately become more rampant in the state. We will also strictly enforce meat transportation, using only the designated vehicles and stray animals control'' The Commissioner added that the confiscated meat will b

As Nigeria plans for the resumption of international flights on Saturday, September 5, September 5, the Federal Government has barred some airlines from operating in Nigeria. Speaking at the briefing of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 on Thursday, September 3, the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, said the international airlines denied flying approval include Air France, KLM, Etihad, Rwandair, Lufthansa, TAAG Angola Airlines, and others. According to Sirika, the airlines that have been given licence to operate include Middle-East, British Airways, Delta Airlines, Qatar Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, Egyptair, Air Peace, Virgin Atlantic, Asky, Africa World Airways (AWA), Air Cote-d’Ivoire, Kenya Airways, Emirate, and Turkish airlines. It is important that we announce the airlines that are allowed for operations into the country. The ones not approved are Air France. Middle East Airlines is approved for only Lagos (airport). British Airways (is) approved – allowed entry u

Internationally acclaimed Borno documentary photographer, Fati Abubakar has shared her experience from hanging out with wealthy African elite as "exceptionally entertaining, draining and sometimes boring" Taking to her Facebook page on Thursday, September 3, Fatima recalled an episode in which one of this Nigerian elite wanted to know if she was from one of the popular Abubakar families. "?I find 'hanging out' and discussions with African bourgeois elite exceptionally entertaining, draining, and sometimes boring. Endless conversations about London, New York, Dubai, and the ever so obvious disdain for the 'poor' and the bread crumbs style of scholarships and nonprofits established as a wealth distribution strategy when in reality it is a narcissistic opportunistic capitalist form of activism. The high fashion brand worship; Prada, Chanel, Tom Ford. Then talks of Daddy's connections. ?The Ivy League obsession and the stupefaction at the moment