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- Asisat Oshoala scored her fifth goal of the season in Barcelona's win over Atletico Madrid - The top of the table clash had a record-breaking 60,739 spectators in women's football - Barcelona have now closed the gap on their rivals at the top pf Liga Iberdrola to three points Asisat Oshaola was on song again for Barcelona in their 2-0 win over Atletico Madrid in a Liga Iberdrola game. The match recorded the highest turnout in women's club football with fans numbering up to 60,739 and the Super Falcons striker lived up to the billing. Oshoala almost got on the scoresheet in the 25th minute after rifling her shot into the right-hand corner of the goalkeeper but went narrowly wide. READ ALSO: Barcelona star Luis Suarez doubt for Man United Champions League clash after spraining ankle Both sides went into the break deadlocked but it is the three-time Africa Women's Footballer of the Year who opened the scoring in front of the massive crowd of at the Wanda Metro

- New Zealand attack has seen EPL and FA Cup organised accused of not paying tributes to the victims of New Zealand shooting attack - About 50 people were killed during the shootings while 48 others suffered severe injuries - Former EPL chief Lunat blames the league bodies to pay tributes to the affected families as they did in 2015 during Paris attack Premier League and FA Cup organisers have been slammed for not observing silence for the victims of the New Zealand shooting during their matches over the weekend. Five EPL and four FA Cup matches were played across nine match venues but none paid tribute to the people murdered by the shooter in the process. According to BBC, no fewer than 50 people lost their lives in the New Zealand's mosque attack and Six Nations and rugby league games held silences during their games this weekend. READ ALSO: Premier League top scorer: Sergio Aguero tops golden boot race after 31 matches The publication also referred to the November 2015&#

Tragedy struck in Dange Shuni local government area of Sokoto state on Sunday, March 17, as a final year student of Computer Science named Munirah Adamu, lost her life at about 4.30pm in an auto crash on her way back to school from Zamfara state . The news of the tragic incident was shared on Twitter by @Ibrahim_Bello who also attached the school identity card of the deceased. READ ALSO: Lawan, Gbajabiamila set to get APC’s backing for Senate presidency, House speaker As at the time of filing of the report, it is not clear if Munirah’s family members are aware of the accident and her death. Curbing road accidents has been one of the major challenges facing the Nigerian government. Few weeks ago, the family of a young lady identified as Kemi Adeniran was thrown into mourning following her sudden death. PAY ATTENTION: Get the Latest Nigerian News on Legit.ng News App Kemi Adeniran, a microbiology graduate of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) also lost her lif

An armed thief has shocked many on social media after he returned stolen money from his victim at the ATM stand, in a bank in Heyuan, China. According to reports by CGTN, the incidence which took place at the premises of ICBC Bank in the country had been captured on a surveillance camera which was installed in the premises of the financial institution. In the video which surfaced online, the woman who was identified as Li, was seen trying to withdraw some money from the ATM. She had, however, been approached by an unknown man who was dressed in black. Some moments later, the poor woman had handed over the withdrawn money to the robber. READ ALSO: 12 times celebs flaunted their mind-blowing wealth on Instagram The twist in the event had taken place after the robber requested to check the account balance of his victim. Upon realizing that she did not have enough money in her bank account, he had taken sympathy and returned the money to her. See the video below: PAY ATTENTION: Re

- Asisat Oshoala scored her fifth goal of the season in Barcelona's win over Atletico Madrid - The top of the table clash had a record-breaking 70,639 spectators in women's football - Barcelona have now closed the gap to their rivals at the top Liga Iberdrola to three points Asisat Oshaola was on song again for Barcelona in their 2-0 win over Atletico Madrid in a Liga Iberdrola game. The match recorded the highest turnout in women's club football with fans numbering up to 70,639 and the Super Falcons striker lived up to the billing. Oshoala almost got on the scoresheet in the 25th minute after rifling her shot into the right-hand corner of the goalkeeper but went narrowly wide. READ ALSO: Barcelona star Luis Suarez doubt for Man United Champions League clash after spraining ankle Both sides went into the break deadlocked but it the three-time Africa Women's Footballer of the Year who opened the scoring in front of the massive crowd of at the Wanda Metropolita