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2:32 am ,
Yeah well, as it has become a craze to have a pre-wedding photo sessions in this digital era, lots of creativity has been put into the trendy act.
Days before that couple say
“I Do” to each other, they have that photo session of when they were a “To-be-couple” – these sessions have become so rampant in that the scenery of some of them are either adorable, cool, lovely, or absolutely hilarious!
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2:31 am ,
Yoruba actor, Sanyeri, is serving motivation to his fans after revealing that he was once a shoe maker before he got the opportunity to become a star.
The actor, who stated this in an interview with Punch News,
said he found it difficult to make a living after finishing secondary school, due to this, he resorted to learning how to become a cobbler.
His participation in acting in Oyo State did not give him the sort of reward he anticipated.
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2:24 am ,
A 54 year old Catholic priest has been publicly put to shame after one of his secret wives exposed their affair.

Very Reverend Father Peter Zuni, was the parish priest at Queen of Apostles Catholic Church, Kakuri parish, Kaduna State. He was engaged in a secret marriage to two women, an act that led to his being disrobed and sack from the priesthood. Parishioners are still in shock following the revelation.
According to Sunday Sun, one of the wives is already late, while the surviving one who blew the whistle about three weeks ago over the secret marriage is said to be nursing a child for the embattled priest.
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6:10 pm ,
Sadio Mane celebrates scoring Liverpool’s fourth goal with manager Jürgen Klopp, Dejan Lovren and teammates.
Liverpool were forced to hold off a resurgent Arsenal as Jurgen Klopp's men clung on to begin their 2016-17 Premier League season with an enthralling 4-3 victory at Emirates Stadium on Sunday.

In a remarkable encounter, Liverpool fell behind as Theo Walcott, who had missed a penalty a minute earlier, gave Arsenal a deserved lead.
But Philippe Coutinho - scorer of a stunning winner at Stoke City on the opening weekend of last season - repeated the feat with an unstoppable free-kick in first-half stoppage time.
Buoyed by that equaliser, Liverpool tore into their hosts after the break and scored three times in the first 18 minutes.
Adam Lallana put them ahead with a fine piece of control and a finish to match, before Coutinho doubled his tally by applying the finishing touch to Nathaniel Clyne's delivery.
Along with Ragnar Klavan and Georginio Wijnaldum, Sadio Mane was making his competitive Liverpool bow and the Senegalese marked the occasion with a sensational solo goal, finished off with a rasping drive into the top corner.
The home side did pull one back almost immediately through substitute Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - another virtuoso effort to rival that of Mane - before Liverpool saw Coutinho hobble from the field.
With 15 minutes remaining, Calum Chambers' header set Liverpool nerves jangling further, but Klopp's men held on to get their campaign off to a victorious, if not altogether convincing, start.
Arsenal had the better of the opening exchanges and a sharp seventh-minute combination between Alexis Sanchez and Aaron Ramsey culminated in the latter prodding straight into the arms of goalkeeper Simon Mignolet.
The Gunners were ahead in the 31st minute, but only after Walcott had wasted a chance from the penalty spot.
Alberto Moreno's clumsy challenge inside the box brought down the England forward, who then saw his subsequent kick saved by Mignolet diving to his right.
But the respite was brief for Liverpool as Francis Coquelin won the ball back and, with Moreno caught upfield, Alex Iwobi played Walcott into the vacated space and his low strike was unerring in creeping inside the left-hand upright.
Liverpool reached half-time level, however. 
Arsenal debutant Rob Holding was adjudged to have fouled Coutinho, who sent a stunning 30-yard free-kick beyond Petr Cech into the top-left corner.
And the visitors picked up where they left off at the start of the second half.
Liverpool forged ahead when Coutinho fed Wijnaldum and his lofted pass across the area was chested down by Lallana, who thumped a convincing finish past Cech from a tight angle.
Seven minutes later, a period of patient possession ended in Clyne sending in a low cross for Coutinho to steer expertly home with his left foot.
Things got even better for Liverpool in the 63rd minute as Mane embarked on an ambitious run down the right before wriggling between Chambers and Nacho Monreal and firing high into the net with his left foot.
Oxlade-Chamberlain responded in kind, bursting past Clyne and Jordan Henderson before his shot took a deflection off Dejan Lovren and deceived Mignolet, and the deficit was back to one when Chambers glanced in Santi Cazorla's set-piece.
Arsene Wenger's introduction of new signing Granit Xhaka at 4-2 down failed to have much of an impact, and Liverpool withstood late pressure to edge an early contender for game of the season, sparking a chorus of boos around the Emirates.

GOAL.COM


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7:22 am ,
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A bold step towards sanitising the electoral process was taken yesterday, with the indictment of 66 individuals and organisations allegedly involved in poll crimes in 2007 and 2011.
They were said to have been involved in either criminal offences or administrative, judicial and professional misconduct.
Among them are former Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) chairman Prof. Maurice Iwu, former governors Emmanuel Uduaghan (Delta),
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7:17 am ,
Five suspects, who claimed to be businessmen, have reportedly been apprehended by the Lagos State Police Command for allegedly abducting and gang-raping a woman.
According to PUNCH Metro,
the suspects – Ugochukwu Eso, Gabriel Obinna, Chinedu Ezechukwu, Akubueze Nnadozie and Godwin Balogun – used a hotel, which the police did not disclose, in the Agege area of the state.
It was gathered that 18-year-old Obinna allegedly used a Magic Voice application on his mobile phone to change his voice to that of a woman
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7:16 am ,
In the game of football…When the referee shows a player a red card, he leaves the football field in disgrace…or pride, hits the showers and of course put to thinking about the mistake he just made. However, that was not the case in the Guatemalan third division where a match official was seriously beaten up during a game between Deportivo Chicacao and Obereños.see photos
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