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An angry footballer who was sent off by the referee decided to off the stadium lights and turn the match into darkness, MySportDab reports. Julius Muraga was trying to turn on the showers in the changing room when he made the blunder, which forced the referee to halt the game, as players were finding it impossible to spot the ball. He denied he did it on purpose because he was in a sulk and claimed he had ‘accidentally’ turned the lights off, when he flicked the switch that controlled the showers. It happened during his team Kidlington Development's away fixture at Cheltenham Saracens' stadium. Cheltenham won the game by three goals to one to clinch a second place finish in Hellenic League Division One West. However, the game was held up for around five minutes late on when Muraga was sent off and the lights went out seconds later. Video Below...

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) says with President Muhammadu Buhari at the helm of affairs, there is no sign of government in the country. Uche Secondus, the national chairman of the opposition party made the claim on Friday in Abuja while addressing newsmen. Mr Secondus wondered if truly the spike in criminal activities and killings across the country could happen where a government exist. Zamfara and Kaduna States are top places where crimes of various kinds have risen in recent times. “The security situation has been such that prominent Nigerian clerics have been raising serious concern on the issue of leadership, even questioning whether we really have a Commander-in-Chief in this country,” Secondus said. “While the Presidency continues to argue that there exists government in our country today, what obtains in reality is different. “The level of bloodletting occasioned by the barrage of criminalities across the country can only be happening in a country without government. Thi...

A Nigerian identical twin brothers who recently won the heart of social media followers after their pre-wedding photoshoot, shares pictures from their introduction traditional marriage.

Some suspected internet fraudsters, aka yahoo boys have allegedly injured an Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC operative in Abuja, while resisting arrests during a raid on their hideout in the city. According to reports, the Commission nabbed Mmizoro Chinedu and Utyo Philip, two suspected internet fraudsters at the Nigerian Army Resettlement Estate, Jikwoyi, Abuja. The suspects were arrested following intelligence report that alleged that they were perpetrating internet fraud. Reports have it that the suspects put up a fight while resisting arrest which resulted in injury on one of the EFCC operatives. One of the suspects, Mmizoro Chinedu who wanted to conceal evidence against him threw his phone into the toilet but it was retrieved and is currently undergoing digital forensics investigation in the Commission.