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Olamide’s handsome son,Maximilliano Batifeori Adedejiis growing real fast and sure spends quality time with his dad.Batifeori seems to have gotten his hair locked and Olamide couldn’t help but show off his son’s new hairstyle. Olamide in his caption on the video shared referred to his son as Travis Scott.Travis Scott is an American artist synonymous with his dreads hairstyle.

The Santiago Bernabeu outfit have, along with city rivals Atletico Madrid, beenstopped from signing players after the end of the January window but insist no wrongdoingReal Madridhave confirmed that they will appeal Fifa's decision to hand them a transfer ban for the next two transfer windows, insisting they have done nothing wrong. Both Los Blancosand city rivals Atletico were handed the sanctions for irregularities regarding the transfer of players under the age of 18, but Real have outlined the steps taken to ensure they followed the appropriate procedures in a new statement.Atletico have also confirmed that they will appeal the ban, though both teams are free to continue signing players in the current January window."Consequently, Real Madrid will appeal this decision by Fifa to all sporting bodies, considering it absolutely unacceptable," concluded Madrid's lengthy statement released on Thursday afternoon. The club's general manager, Jose Angel Sanchez, and

FIFA on Wednesday said it had fired Sepp Blatter’s former right-hand man, Jerome Valcke, the latest casualty in a multi-layered scandal that has brought down the most powerful figures in world football.  Valcke was FIFA’s general secretary for nearly a decade, working alongside the body’s then-president Blatter, who has been banned for eight years over an ethics violation.Valcke, 55, was himself facing a possible nine-year ban sought by FIFA investigators over his alleged role in a scheme to sell 2014 World Cup tickets on the black market.  In a statement, FIFA said his employment contract had been “terminated”, even before a verdict in the ticket case was decided. “The FIFA emergency committee decided, on 9 January 2016, to dismiss Jerome Valcke from the position of FIFA secretary general with immediate effect,” the statement said.Valcke’s US-based lawyer Barry Berke said his client “remains confident that he will be fully vindicated and history will recognise all of his contribution

41-year-old Simon Watson has been the into sperm donation business for 16 years, and has fathered 800 children.He however said he wont rest until they are 1000. With a donation once a week, the unlicensed sperm donor has been in the profession for 16 good years. ‘The number of women using donated sperm to get pregnant is rising, but many find the cost of treatment at private clinics prohibitive. This has led some women to use unlicensed donors – but are they putting their health at risk? During a BBC interview, he said:“Usually one [baby] a week pops out. I reckon I’ve got about 800 so far, so within four years I’d like to crack 1,000. I’ve got kids all the way from Spain to Taiwan, so many countries. I’d like to get the world record ever, make sure no-one’s going to break it, get as many as possible.” According to research, very few women are eligible for artificial insemination on the National Health Scheme (NHS) as the criteria are very strict. Private licensed clinics cost betwe

Five persons were killed and five others injured in a cult clash in Ikorodu, Lagos on Tuesday. The fight between the Aye and Eiyeconfraternities was said to have started around 1am during Itunmeko street carnival.Four of the injured have been transferred to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), the other is still at Ikorodu General Hospital.According to sources, the trouble started after the Eiye cult group killed two Aye () members who were invited to the carnival.They two were said to have been killed on their way home. The Aye cult group was said to have taken the fight to Eiye group, in anger, at the wee hours of yesterday, killing three of its members.The Nation gathered that the cultists used axes, cutlasses and guns. “They have been killing themselves. The fight started at a street carnival at Itunmeko around midnight on Tuesday. I was at the carnival but I left there around 10pm before the incident.“I heard that two people were killed that day and the other

Al Jazeera America has announced that its cable TV and digital output will stop operations by April 30.Al Anstey, Al Jazeera America’s CEO, the decision was “driven by the fact thatour business model is simply not sustainable in light of the economic challenges in the U.S. media marketplace.”Alongside the announced closure, Al Jazeera’s staff also stated that the parent company will be looking to “commit to a significant expansion of its worldwide digital operations into the U.S. market” so that the company can “be better positioned to innovate and compete in an overwhelmingly digital world to serve today’s 24-hour digitally focused audience.”Anstey promised that the network will continue to work to its fullest capabilities until it shuts down.“Between now and April, we will continue to show America why AJAM has won respect and the fierce loyalty of so many of our viewers,”

The United Kingdom has deployed 35 military personnel in Nigeria as part of ongoing efforts to train Nigerian Armed Forces to fight Boko Haram. The personnel are also expected to provide assistance in countering improvised explosive devices, provide infantry training, as well as medical training and give advice. They were drawn from the Second Battalion and the Royal Anglian Regiment.A statement by Joe Abuku, the Press and Public Relations Affairs Officer, British High Commission, yesterday in Abuja, said the number of British personnel deployed on training tasks in Nigeria was expected to reach 300. God bless the United Kingdom.

Jeez, the Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed the death of a Lassa fever victim at the National Hospital in Abuja. The death came a day after the Ministry confirmed that 41 persons had died so far, with 93 people in 10 states going through treatments, but said there were no reports of new cases.While announcing the death at the National Hospital on Wednesday, the Minister of Health, Professor Isaac Adewole, called on Health workers at all levels to be more vigilant and look out for patients with symptoms of the virus.