Isco to sign new Real Madrid contract despite transfer interest from Manchester United and Chelsea

  

Real Madrid star Isco has revealed he is on the verge of signing a new contract to keep him at the club.  Isco has been linked with a transfer to a host of clubs this summer including Manchester United and Chelsea. The playmaker was rumoured to be unhappy at Real after initially struggling for game time in the first half of the season. But an injury to Gareth Bale in a crucial part of the season allowed Isco to come back into side and the 25-year-old shone for Real in the Champions League ties against Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid.

ONE MISTAKE DOESN'T DEFINE HIM" FREEZE DEFENDS SINGER Dammy Krane

  

 Daddy Freeze, has come out to defend the singer saying that one mistake doesn't define him and that the pressure on young entertainers is unimaginably enormous.
    Dammy Krane was arrested in Miami, Florida for theft, credit card and identity fraud over the weekend. Now, media personality, Daddy Freeze, has come out to defend the singer saying that one mistake doesn't define him and that the pressure on young entertainers is unimaginably enormous.

See what fans say about Dammy Krane’s arrest in the USA, as they storm his Instagram page (Photos)

  Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, popularly called Dammy Krane has been arrested today in Miami, Florida. The singer is facing charges of Grand Theft, Credit Card Fraud, and forgery, according to the information published on the Miami Police Department Website.
  He is currently at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, Miami-Dade with a $22,500 bond and would be charged to court. However, Nigerians have stormed the singer’s Instagram page to express their views on his arrest. See below;

Want a US Visa? Your Twitter Handle, Please

  

Immigration officials will now scrutinize the social media profiles of some visa applicants as part of the Trump administration's vetting procedures for visitors to the US. Officials will solicit social media handles—but not account passwords—using a revised visa application form that was approved on May 23, Reuters reports. The form asks applicants to list all social media platforms they've used in the past five years to "create or share content (photos, videos, status updates, etc.)."

Child Suicide Bombers Kill at Least 9 in Cameroon

   Two children between the ages of 10 and 15 walked into a refugee camp in Cameroon and detonated the explosives they were carrying Friday, killing at least 9 others, besides themselves, and wounding 30 others, Reuters reported Friday. The children posed as refugees to get into the camp, which was erected to house those displaced by the Boko Haram Islamist insurgency in Nigeria. More than 20,000 people have been killed and another 200,000 have been displaced since Boko Haram's insurgency began 8 years ago, according to the U.N.

"Faceless" fish discovered during deep sea expedition off Australian coast

While exploring the depths of a massive abyss off the coast of Australia over the weekend, a group of scientists came upon an odd-looking creature — a large, faceless fish. The brownish white fish was unrecognizable, without eyes or anything that resembled gills. A group of 40 scientists from Museums Victoria and the Australian government's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), who are traveling on a research vessel for a month-long journey that began on May 15, caught the creature in the Jervis Bay Commonwealth Marine Reserve some 13,000 feet below the surface. The temperature of the water was barely above freezing.

Woman sentenced to death for adultery after SHE was raped at gunpoint by cousin

  A 19-year-old woman has been sentenced to death after being raped by her cousin at gunpoint. The teenager claimed she was asleep at her family home in Rajanpur in Pakistan’s central Punjab province when she was attacked. She reported the crime to the local panchayat - a tribal court that operates outside the official justice system in remote areas of Pakistan.

UTME: JAMB withholds 76,923 results for malpractices

  The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) said Wednesday that it has withheld 76, 923 results of candidates who wrote the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination for various malpractices. The board also said some super rich parents paid as much as N200, 000 to owners of Computer Based Centres (CBT) to upgrade the results of their children.

Baby walks 20 minutes after being born

  

    A newborn has defied every parenting manual ever written by walking just minutes after coming into the world - at least nine months earlier than she should have. The baby, born in a Brazilian hospital, can be seen jogging on the spot while being held up by the arm of a midwife who is totally incredulous at its walking ability. In Portuguese, the woman can be heard explaining that she has been trying to wash the baby but that it keeps hopping up and attempting to walk - just 20 minutes after exiting the womb. As the newborn is held up by the midwife, it begins to move forward with its legs. The nurse explained that the baby had already trotted an impressive distance. The video was posted on social media on Saturday (NZ time), and has already received more than 50 million views. Newborn babies usually start to walk nine to 12 months into their life, with some taking several months longer. Crawling and saying their first words typically come before then.
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Three women rape man after forcing him into a taxi and kidnapping him in South Africa

   A GANG of women kidnapped a man and raped him for three days while force-feeding him energy drinks. The victim was later found traumatised and exhausted after being dumped in a field semi-naked after his 72-hour ordeal, according to police in South Africa. Detectives investigating the case said the 23-year-old man had got into a 15-seater communal taxi with three young women, reports The Sun. Police spokesperson Captain Colette Wellback said: “En-route into town the driver changed direction and the young man was told to get in the front.