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Meet all 11 members of the YBNL crew
Meet all 11 members of the YBNL crew
YBNL (Yahoo Boy No Laptop) is one of the biggest record label in Nigeria owned by music-man Olamide. The name YBNL is a slang in the hood meaning Yahoo boy no laptop which is basically about a young boy making good money with no illegal business. Olamide Started off with coded tunes and after a few hits he
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Senate asks FG to stop Port Harcourt refinery concession
Leke Baiyewu, Abuja
The Senate has directed the Ministry of Petroleum Resources and the Minister, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, to immediately stop all processes relating
Monday, February 27, 2017
Emotional Mourinho hails Wembley glory
Jose Mourinho was overcome with emotion after a thrilling 3-2 win against Southampton in the League Cup final gave the Manchester United manager the first major trophy of his reign, AFP reports
Mourinho’s side were below par for long periods at Wembley but still ended up with the trophy thanks to the ageless Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Written off by many when he joined United on a free transfer, Ibrahimovic has now scored 26 times this term after striking
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Zinedine Zidane confirms that he will be without his two biggest stars on Sunday, with the Portuguese suffering from flu and the Welsh forward battling a hip problem

Real Madrid will be without both Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale for their game against Espanyol on Sunday, Zinedine Zidane has confirmed.
Ronaldo has only just returned to action following a knee injury picked up in the final of Euro 2016 but has been sidelined through illness, while Bale has a knock.
Both players are, however, expected to be fit for Wednesday with Villarreal the visitors to the Bernabeu.
“Cristiano will not travel with us, he has a sore throat
Friday, September 16, 2016
Ballon d’Or returns to original format after L’Équipel, FIFA deal ends
The Ballon d’Or deal between France
football and FIFA has ended, the French publication and worldfootball’s
governing body announced on Friday.
FIFA and L’Équipe have not renewed their
arrangement to organise the trophy – voting for which will return to
journalists. FIFA may recover the FIFA World Player award.
The coveted world player of the year
award will from now on return to its original home after France
Football’s agreement with FIFA finished.
Guardiola begs City fans for support in Champions League
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola
warned supporters the club cannot achieve success in the Champions
League unless they start fully embracing the competition.
Sergio Aguero scored a hat-trick as City
opened their Group C campaign with a classy 4-0 win over Borussia
Moenchengladbach on Wednesday in a game that had been postponed on
Tuesday due to heavy rain.
But as in previous group-stage games,
the Etihad Stadium was far from full, with only 30,270 spectators
present in an arena that can hold 53,000 on European nights.
“Our fans, they have to know that we play for them,” Guardiola said.
Guardiola begs City fans for support in Champions League
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola
warned supporters the club cannot achieve success in the Champions
League unless they start fully embracing the competition.
Sergio Aguero scored a hat-trick as City
opened their Group C campaign with a classy 4-0 win over Borussia
Moenchengladbach on Wednesday in a game that had been postponed on
Tuesday due to heavy rain.
But as in previous group-stage games,
the Etihad Stadium was far from full, with only 30,270 spectators
present in an arena that can hold 53,000 on European nights.
“Our fans, they have to know that we play for them,” Guardiola said.
EPL: Conte confirms David Luiz for Liverpool
Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has confirmed David Luiz will make his
second debut for the club against Liverpool in the Premier League on
Friday.Luiz, who returned to the west London club from Paris Saint-Germain in a surprise £32 million ($42.7 million, 38 million euros) move on transfer deadline day, will replace injured Blues captain John Terry at Stamford Bridge.
The Brazilian defender’s first spell at Chelsea became known for his habit of making high-profile mistakes.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville memorably said Luiz looked like he was “being controlled by a 10-year-old in the crowd on a Playstation” after one especially error-strewn display and the 29-year-old was unable to shed that reputation during his time in France.
Man dies minutes after Man-U players grant final wish
A 73-year-old man died 45 minutes after his dying wish of meeting Manchester United players came true.
Paddy Lawler, a lifelong supporter of
the Red Devils and a prostate cancer patient, had told his family he
would love to meet with the United squad before his death.
Despite the request seeming like a long
shot, Lawler’s granddaughter, Kayleigh, posted an appeal on Facebook for
anyone to help get in touch with the club in order for his wish to be
granted.
The post was seen by the cousin on
United’s player, Jesse Lingard. The winger, alongside Marcus Rashford,
Ashley Young and Timothy Fosu-Mensah, visited Lawler three days later
and 45 minutes after the visit, he passed on.
Mourinho omits Rooney from Europa League Dutch trip

Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney
will be rested along with several other stars for the club’s Europa
League group match with Dutch side Feyenoord in Rotterdam on Thursday.
The 30-year-old England skipper has been
omitted by Jose Mourinho from the squad along with fellow first team
regulars, defensive duo Luke Shaw and Ecuadorean Antonio Valencia.
One Red Devils star just about made it onto the flight home from Rotterdam after struggling to provide a urine sample following his side's Europa League defeat against Feyenoord

Manchester United fans would have been in a rush to get out of De Kuip after Thursday's 1-0 Europa League defeat to Feyenoord, but one player was almost trapped in Rotterdam, but for the help of police.
The Nigeria international has told Goal about how his in-form Chelsea team-mate is looking to silence his doubters following a disappointing campaign last season

John Obi Mikel believes Chelsea team-mate Diego Costa's scintillating early-season form can be put down to a desire to prove his critics wrong following a disappointing 2015-16 campaign.
Costa is the current joint-top goalscorer in the Premier League ahead of the Blues' match with Liverpool on Friday after scoring four goals in as many league matches under Antonio Conte.
The Spain international is already just eight goals behind his league tally in what proved to be a difficult campaign for the striker last season.
And Mikel reckons Costa is out to silence any doubters he picked up during his struggles by proving his class under Conte this term.
“I definitely think he can get even better," Mikel told Goal. “He can score more goals, he can help the team even more, but Diego is a player that likes to find and doesn’t give up.
“He knows that everyone had a bad season last year so I think this season he is trying to prove people wrong and he has started well and hopefully he will have a very good season.”

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