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Youssef El-Arabi scored in the last minute of extra-time to give Olympiakos a 2-1 victory at Arsenal on Thursday and knock the Londoners out of the Europa League. Arsenal, last year’s losing finalists, had won the first leg of the round of 32 tie 1-0 in Greece. Defender Pape Abou Cisse cancelled out that advantage after 53 minutes. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang put Arsenal back in front with a spectacular goal 23 minutes into extra-time, but El Arabi dramatically put Olympiakos through on away goals.

Nigerian striker Idion Ighalo has scored his first goal for Manchester United against Club Brugge which is currently ongoing. He dedicated the goal to his late sister, Mary. Ighalo had vowed to dedicate his first goal to her and he fulfilled his promise. Mary Atole passed away at the age of 43 on December 12, after collapsing at her residence in Canada while readying her children to go to school.

Facebook has taken to the popular social media platform to state that a husband is ‘better than a degree’. According to Idongesit, she wishes to get married as soon as she is done with her WASSCE as she prefers being addressed as a married woman than being called a graduate.

Catholic Pontiff, Pope Francis has cancelled a Mass as he catches an unspecified illness after meeting with people with Coronavirus on Wednesday. The clergy has remained in Rome due to the illness. Mirror UK quoted the Vatican as saying that the 83-year-old pontiff, had a ‘slight indisposition’ and would proceed with the rest of his planned work later on Thursday. It said the pontiff, however, “preferred to stay near Santa Marta”, the Vatican hotel where he uses as his residence. The Vatican has not disclosed the nature of his illness, but the Pontiff was seen coughing and blowing his nose during the Ash Wednesday Mass, according to the newspaper. Speaking during the ash Wednesday service Pope told well-wishers, “I wish, again, to express my closeness to those who are ill with coronavirus and to health-care workers who are caring for them.” Confirmed cases of the Coronavirus, also known as Covid-19, has been reported in Italy as more than 400 people, have been infected. Almost all t...

More than 100 Boko Haram militants opened fire sporadically and indiscriminately and set churches and houses on fire, killing many people, in the town of Garkida in Gombi area of the northeastern state of Adamawa, according to initial reports. At least five churches were destroyed, including two houses of worship belonging to the Church of the Brethren denomination, an Anglican Communion church, and a church and a separate office of Living Faith Church. There are unconfirmed reports of possible abductions. Riding on about 60 motorbikes, with two men each carrying AK47s and RPGs, and accompanied by roughly 20 mounted gun trucks, the Boko Haram militants arrived from the Sambisa Forest area on Friday evening, according to Save the Persecuted Christians. Nigerian security forces initially fought with the attackers but had to retreat for reinforcement. The militants then advanced to neighboring towns and carried out attacks. Civilians fled to a nearby mountain area and into b...