The long lost father and daughter who appeared in the same newspaper

In 2007, Michael Dick was a concerned father who had been traveling around the UK with his family to track down his daughter, 31-year-old Lisa. He had lost contact with her ten years earlier.

Two women who shared the same name, social security numbers and led parallel lives

A computer error gave two American women named Patricia Ann Campbell the same Social Security number. Okay, that's weird enough, but when the ladies were brought together to rectify the error, they made a few more similar discoveries…

David Oyedepo reportedly barred from the UK

NOTE: We are still trying to confirm the authenticity of the document. We will update this post as new information emerges.

Nigeria, Sierra Leone skip youth Olympics over Ebola ...

Youth Olympic Games athletes from areas of Africaaffected by the Ebola virus will not be allowed to compete in combat sports or in the pool in Nanjing, China.

Family of five found dead in Abeokuta Ogun State Nigeria

A family of five, including a father, mother and their three children were found dead in their home yesterday Friday August 15th at Temidire Community, in Sabo, Abeokuta North LGA of Ogun State

The dead people have been identified as Aliu Adeboye, his younger wife identified as Iya  Aliya and three of Adeboye's six children.

Vanguard reports...

Two stolen babies reunited with parents in Imo state Nigeria

The Imo state police command have successfully rescued and returned two babies abducted from their mothers a few hours after they were born.

Kenneth Oranyendu A.k.a ''Chairman'' Jailed 8years In The UK For Drug Smuggling.

 Oranyendu 

An international drugs smuggler dubbed 'The Chairman’, who used children's books and coffee machines to hide at least £416,000 worth of drugs, has been jailed for more than seven years. 

Kenneth Oranyendu, 42, from Clayton, was a key member of the transatlantic plot which saw more than 2.6kilos of drugs being sent to gangsters in Manchester, disguised as everyday items.

Nigerians Tricked Into Selling Kidneys In Indian Hospitals Share Horrible Tales

He emerged from his room in a red T-shirt and blue denim on Sunday, August 3, 2014 in a state of despair and sober reflection. Slowly settling down in a white plastic chair in the hotel lobby where he had agreed to speak with our correspondent, he told a rather unusual story of his ordeal in the hands of his close friend who lured him into selling one of his kidneys for just $7,500 (N1.2m). That was 2008.