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- Reports reveal Unai Emery wanted to build his team around midfielder Aaron Ramsey - The 28-year-old refused to play in a deeper midfielder role as to his preferred No. 8 role - The north London club told the Welshman he could leave when his contract expires Arsenal manager Unai Emery wanted to build his team around Aaron Ramsey when he arrived during the summer but the pair clashed over his best position, reports reveal. The Wales international was refused a new deal at the Emirates and has been told by the club to speak to others clubs for a summer move. And the 28-year-old is expected to join Italian champions Juventus in the summer when he finally draws the curtain on his Arsenal career. READ ALSO : Barcelona place shock bid for misfiring Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata It is understood that the Welshman told the Spanish boss he wanted to play as a roaming number eight which does not suit the ex-Paris Saint-Germain manager. Instead, Emery wanted Ramsey to play into a more

Respect should be earned but not commanded, many people try to command it without working for it. A young lady has earned many people's respect with her act of kindness. She has shown that not all ladies are gold diggers as generally believed. A Nigerian lady based in the US has taken to her Instagram handle to reveal how an unknown person mistaken credited her bank account. The lady with the name Ero Precious but known on Instagram as Berryero claimed that the last time she used that particular account was when she was undergoing the one year compulsory youth service, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). The amount of N145,100, was according to her, mistaken paid into her Union Bank account by the unknown creditor on Wednesday, January 9, by 5.37am. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android and read the best news about Nigeria Kind-hearted Ero is now searching for the person who credited her account as she wishes to refund the money since it was a mistake from the pe

- The police have urged the public to disregard claims by Senate president Bukola Saraki that the police gave protection to suspected APC thugs to invade his family compound in Kwara - According to the police, there is no such thing as giving protection to any political thug to invade the family compound of the Senate president - Saraki had claimed that the suspected thugs invaded his family compound and vandalised houses, shops and inflicted wounds with machete on three people The Nigeria Police Force has accused Senate president Bukola Saraki of misinforming the public with his claims that suspected thugs working for the All Progressives Congress (APC) invaded his family compound in Kwara with the help of some policemen and destroyed a lot of things. The allegation was denied in a statement by the police spokesman, Jimoh Moshood, in which the police said Saraki had not lodged complaint to the Force as of the time he held the press conference where the allegations were made, The C

- A source in the presidency has allegedly disclosed that President Buhari is seeking legal advise from AGF Malami on the possible extension of IGP Idris' tenure - Idris clocked 35 years in the service on January 3, and should ordinarily have retired - It has not been confirmed if Malami has written the legal advise on the matter, though he is not known to go against Buhari's wishes - So far, President Buhari has reportedly not sought input from the Nigeria Police Council on the matter A senior official in the presidency has allegedly disclosed that President Muhammadu Buhari has asked the attorney-general of the federation, Abubakar Malami, for a legal opinion on the possible extension of the tenure of the inspector-general of police, Ibrahim Idris. According to The Cable, a senior presidency source allegedly disclosed that the president is favourably disposed to extending Idris’ tenure “by two to three months” but would not want any legal issues around it. READ ALSO: E

- ASUU has rejected the offers made by the federal government in a bid to stop the ongoing strike by the university lecturers - The minister of labour, Chris Ngige, had earlier said that the federal government had released N15.4 billion to the public universities - Ngige added that President Buhari had approved N20 billion to offset arrears of the 2009 to 2012 verified earnings by the university lecturers - The union, however, insisted the federal government should release at least one tranche of N220 billion revitalisation fund spread over four quarters of 2019 There seems no end in sight to the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) as the lecturers have rejected the offers made to them early this week by the federal government, Premium Times reports. The minister of labour and employment, Chris Ngige, had earlier stated on Tuesday, January 8, at a meeting with the leadership of ASUU that the labour dispute with the university teachers was on the verge