British mountain biker suffers horrific burns after his iPhone exploded in his shorts

Gareth Clear 36, was riding his mountain bike in Sydney, Australia, when he fell from his bike and landed on his iPhone 6 in his back pocket.

Dignity in labour: Woman seen building a fence

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Togolese president visits Lagos

The president of Togo, Faure Gnassingbe is currently in Lagos for an official visit to Dangote Refinery in

Mikel Obi to surpass Kanu Nwankwo as Nigeria's most decorated football player if he wins Olympics gold

Chelsea midfielder John Mikel Obi will surpass Kanu Nwankwo as Nigeria's most decorated football player if he wins Olympic gold this summer with the Olympic squad at Rio, Brazil.

Chairman of House committee on Interior, Adams Jagaba, accuses Abdulmumin Jibrin of living above his means as a lawmaker

Chairman of the House of Representatives committee on Interior, Jagaba Adams Jagaba (Pictured left), has accused sacked chairman of the House committee on Appropriation, Abdulmumin Jibrin (right), of living above his means as a lawmaker and a former lecturer. Jagaba is among the lawmakers Abdulmumin Jibrin dragged before the antigraft agencies and police over allegations of budget padding and corruption. 

'Dear Jennifer If you're so fed up with having your body judged, stop trying to make it look so Photoshop-perfect' - Pierce Morgan

Below is what he wrote on his column in Daily Mail in response to the actress' scathing article on the objectification and scrutiny of women. Read that here. Pierce's response is below..

I like Jennifer Aniston. I once appeared with her on Oprah and it turned out to be her birthday. So afterwards, I sent her a mortar and pestle as a gift to help prepare her favourite guacamole. At an Oscars party a few weeks later, Jennifer came over to thank me. She was gracious, charming, warm and funny. In fact, an utter delight in every way and everything any Friends fan would hope Jennifer Aniston might be in real life.

Fire outbreak at an orphanage in South Africa kills seven

Seven people, mostly children, were killed in a fire outbreak at an orphanage in Durban, South Africa today July 14th. The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained. The ages of those killed range from four years to twenty-one years. Spokesperson of South Africa's Emergency Service EMS, Robert McKenzie, said that they received a call about the fire at around 2.20am.