Irina Shayk unfollow Cristiano Ronaldo on twitter

There have been rumours that current World Footballer of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo and longtime supermodel girlfriend Irina Shayk have broken up but 3 major things happened in the last one week that's made the rumour seem true. 1. On January 6th, which was Irina's birthday, Cristiano didn't wish her a happy birthday which he's always done in previous years. 2. On January 12th, Irina was visibly absent at World Footballer of the Year event in Zurich and Cristiano didn't acknowledge her while collecting his trophy but the one that's got people talking now is number 3, Irina has unfollowed Cristiano on twitter. Plus, may not matter, but she's on holiday by herself.

There are reports that she dumped Cristiano over Christmas after clashing with his mum.

2015 Prophecies: Different Revelations From 8 Powerful Pastors

The year 2015 has kicked off and with it comes a lot of different prophecies from respected men of God. 
2015 is a crucial year in Nigeria due to the general elections which is to be held next month and top pastors have been giving their revelations to their general audience.

kevindjakporblog explored these pastors revelations and prophecies for the upcoming year.
Repeating terms are, death, Ebola, Election winner and entertainment, including one which warns of

New INEC Boss In Lagos Meets With Party Leaders

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Lagos has called for the support of political parties to ensure successful general elections in the state Daily Independent reports.
The new Resident Electoral Commission (REC), Mr. Akin Orebiyi,  made this appeal during his inaugural meeting with party leaders and other stakeholders in the state.

ISIL launches fierce attacks across Iraq

At least 23, including 16 Peshmerga soldiers, killed in ISIL assault in restive provinces of Nineveh and Diyala.

ISIL controls large parts of the country including three major cities [Reuters]

Fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) have launched a series of attacks in Iraq's restive region, killing dozens of people, including several Kurdish Peshmerga soldiers.
Sources told Al Jazeera that at least 16 Peshmerga soldiers were killed on Thursday trying to repel an ISIL attack on the Mosul Dam in Nineveh province.

Sri Lanka calls for Rajapaksa probe

New government asks police to investigate "diabolical conspiracy" by ex-president to hold on to power after poll defeat.

Rajapaksa and his associates have come under an unprecedented level of scrutiny [EPA]

Sri Lanka's new government has asked police to investigate what it called a "diabolical conspiracy" by former president Mahinda Rajapaksa to hold on to power after being defeated in an election last week.

Millions cheer as pope arrives in Philippines

Pope Francis makes first visit in 20 years setting off a wave religious fervour across Catholic majority nation.

Manila, Philippines - Pope Francis, the leader of the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics, has arrived in the Philippines for a five-day trip, seen as an effort to reinforce church membership, and highlight the issue of climate change as he meets victims of Typhoon Haiyan that killed thousands in the country in 2013.
Francis, 78, arrived in the capital Manila on Thursday afternoon amid unprecedented security preparations. An estimated 37,000 police and military personnel have been deployed in areas he is expected to visit.  

Five Yemeni inmates released from Guantanamo

US transfers detainees to Oman and Estonia, at least six years after the Pentagon cleared them for release.

An estimated 122 prisoners are still incarcerated at Guantanamo Bay [AP]

The United States has released five Yemeni inmates from Guantanamo Bay prison, at least six years after they were cleared for release from the controversial jail in Cuba.