Amzy Stark

Manager Jurgen Klopp says seven more Liverpool players could have made the PFA Team of the Year and insists "my team is the team of the season". The Reds saw Andrew Robertson, Trent-Alexander Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and forward Sadio Mane selected in the PFA team, which is chosen by players. Manchester City had six players included, while Manchester United's Paul Pogba completed the line-up. "There could have been four, five, six or seven more involved," said Klopp. "They played an outstanding season in so many moments. For me, my team is the team of the season anyway." BBC Sport pundits Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink all agreed Pogba should not have been chosen. Liverpool's Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah and Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - who have both scored 19 league goals this season - were left out, as were Tottenham's Harry Kane and Chelsea's Eden Hazard, with 17 and 16 Premier League goals respecti...

Man who spent twenty-seven years in jail for crime he didn't commit released in Rivers State. See screenshot below:

One of Fela Anikulapo Kuti's son, Seun Kuti has come out to say all yahoo boys are mugus. See screenshot below:

An undergraduate who was arrested by the Niger State Police Command, has stated that he only participated in robbery not kidnapping. The suspect whose arrest came, after one Emenike Odenigbo claimed to have caught two men attempting to abduct his sick son, Chinedu. The three-man gang had attempted to kidnap Chinedu Odenigbo of Angwan Kadara Maitumbi area of Minna. The suspects, Onwan Onyedika, 20 and Eze Athanasius, 27, who were students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and both from Enugu State, were subsequently arrested by the police detectives attached to Maitumbi Division and they claimed they took to crime to make quick money.Investigation revealed that they came to from Abuja in the company of one Sunday Odenigbo, the younger brother to the complainant, to abduct his nephew. Confessing to the crime, Onyedika who is a 400-level undergraduate of the UNN said he participated in robbery not kidnapping and was reportedly dragged into the crime by Sunday, said to be a 500-lev...

Manchester City's Raheem Sterling said he hopes to set an example for younger players as he received an award for his stance against racism in football. The England forward has criticised newspapers' portrayal of black players and wants stronger punishments for fans who racially abuse players. He was honoured at the BT Sport Industry Awards on Thursday. "When the next generation come through, you have to set the example," the 24-year-old said. "Coming through at Liverpool I had people around me like Steven Gerrard I looked up to. Looking at him I thought what can I do within myself to be half the person and player he was. "You take little things and each year, try and develop not just on the field but off it. "I was just speaking about my personal experiences, I didn't expect it to get so much attention. "I just wanted to bring it to the attention of my audience on Instagram. It's been really pleasing to see people listening and trying and...