NNPC Apologize To Nigerians Over Lingeringg Fuel Scarcity

Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has apologized to Nigerians for the lingering fuel scarcity that has resulted in long queues across the country once again. “We have stepped up measures designed to eliminate the challenges experienced by the public in accessing petrol across the country,” NNPC wrote on its Twitter page. “We once again apologize to Nigerians for the inconveniences as we work assiduously to avoid a repeat of this distressing situation,” they wrote a second time.

Nicki Minaj celebrates 50 million IG followers.....(see photos of her)

Nicki Minaj celebrated the 50million Instagram followers milestone with her BFF aka herself. Which is so Nicki. She posted a stream of photos showcasing her many personalities, hairstyles, and the like and called herself her BFF. Congrats to her.

In Photos: chief olusegun Obasanjo shows off dancing skills at his birthday celebration

The former President turned 79 on Saturday March 5th and had a little get together at his home in Ota, Ogun state where he displayed his dancing skills to his guests. Continue to see more photos ..

Duncan mighty flaunts his car & shares tips on what to do when you have a burst tyre...

The singer who is popularly referred to as Port Harcourt's first son, shared this photo of one of his cars on Instagram as he gave tips on what to do when your tyre bursts while on top speed. Continue...

Who would you blame for this bad writing? The writer or the editor?

This book blurb has been making rounds on social media since yesterday. It is also possible the manuscript didn't pass through an editor.

I can get the Super Eagles flying again to the next World Cup - Bonfrere Jo cries out for job

Bonfrere Jo, known for leading Nigeria to the Atlanta'96 Olympics gold medal as well as the 2000 African Nations Cup final has stated he knows how to revive the fortunes of the Super Eagles if he's handed the coaching role on a permanent basis. Sunday Oliseh shockingly resigned from his position as head coach two weeks ago and Samson Siasia alongside a team of ex-internationals has been put in temporary charge of the Super Eagles. But Bonfrere, brought to the country by Dutchman Clemens Westerhof says most coaches that have coached Nigeria don't know how to handle the job hence their failure rate, saying only Stephen Keshi could handle the pressure of the Super Eagles job.

I know Nigeria very well; I worked there for a long time to understand the players' and the officials' thought processes. I understand that Nigerian players like to play football and that was why I worked very well with the players. If you don't understand the players, their mentality, then it will be very difficult for any coach to work with them and get the best from them.'' He said to CompleteSportsNigeria. ''Your local coaches don't always succeed because you have too many people who put pressure on them and again international football is beyond the local coach.''

I'm interested of course (in the job), because I enjoyed working in Nigeria. it's because you have a whole lot of good players with technique, who love to work very hard and always want to play. The most important thing, as a foreign coach, I have to teach the players how to play good football. Certainly, I'm interested (in coming back to Nigeria as Super Eagles coach). Of course, I would like to go with Nigeria to the African Cup of Nations; I would like to go with the Super Eagles to the World Cup in Russia 2018. Before you work at that level (of being a coach) and succeed you must first of all have the experience. Oliseh did not have that, so it was going to be very difficult.

''It is the duty of the coach to build a strong squad, identify those he needs to get the job done and bring them along. In this case, the players and his backroom staff or his assistants. What he thinks will give him result is what he would like to do. The important thing is the success of the team and Nigeria and not only that of the coach.''''It is difficult for the local coaches to coach Super Eagles because they don't have experience in international football outside Africa. They have their coaching experience from inside Nigeria, not outside, so it is very difficult for the local coaches to handle teams successfully. In Africa, if you have local coaches in your teams, it's likely there's going to be no result, but with foreign coaches, you have more chances of getting success.''

''Nigeria have won the Nations Cup three times, one by Keshi. Who won the other two, Nigerian coaches or foreign? My position is foreign coaches are better in position to win than local coaches.''

In photos: Kenyan woman brutally beaten and stabbed to death in Dubai

Catherine Waithera Njogu was brutally beaten and stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend after she dumped him. According to The Kenyan Daily Post, the suspect who is currently on the run stormed into Catherine Waithera Njogu place of work in Dubai and brutally beat her before stabbing her to death... The couple had been together for two years during which he spent a lot of money to relocate her to Dubai and secure a job for her with DHL. She ended their relationship for unknown reason and he made several unsucceful attempts to get her back. Watson is alleged to have said that that there was no way he could spend his hard earned money to facilitate her move to Dubai from Kenya and secure a good job for her only to be dumped. Catherine's father, Joseph Njogu has called on the Kenyan Government to assist in apprehending the suspect. Trinity Chapel Ruiru, a church in Nairobi shared a photo of Catherine on therr official twitter account writing: "We join family and friends of Joseph Njogu im mourning the loss of their daughter, Catherine Waithera"