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Mikel Obi welcomes £100m worth Paul Pogba to the Premier League

The Chelsea player and Super Eagles captain took to his Twitter page to welcome new Man U record signing Paul Pogba who he famously nut-megged in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. He captioned his post 'Welcome back to the @premierleague @paulpogba - looking forward to facing you again my friend 😉 🚕 ☠ #EPL'

Video & Photos: NobleWayz Entertainment Unveils O'Gee, with Mouth-Watering deal

The music and Entertainment scene in Nigeria is set for a blast, as one of the promising talent O'Gee just inked a mouth-watering deal, with with NobleWayz Entertainment.

The deal which comes with a car and a furnished apartment. The deal was finalized during a press conference which took place in Lagos, and had media personalities and celebrities like Mr. Raw, Wizboyy, James Ndu, Ogagus and more in attendance. 

O'Gee's singles' "Collect" featuring Oritse Femi and "Julie" featuring Solidstar are currently receiving good reception across Nigeria. Follow O'Gee on Twitter via @noble_o and on Instagram via @iamogee

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Ladies, would you rock this metal swimwear? (photos)

Mother of two Draya Michelle in a metal swimsuit...would you rock this?

Former footballer Chified wears open jacket, shows off her chest

She looks good. Meanwhile, it's not only six packs you're seeing in that photo on the left, there's also boobs there! :-)

Kim K steps out in LBD, has slight wardrobe malfunction (photos)

The reality star and mom of two stepped out looking gorgeous in a little black dress, so little that when she walked, her private area almost showed and a paparazzi was happy to take the photos...

Olympics: Gymnast Sent Home After Drunken Spree

Olympics: Gymnast Sent Home After Drunken Spree
Dutch gymnast Yuri Van Gelder, dubbed the ‘Lord of the Rings’, returned home in disgrace Tuesday after being kicked off his country’s Olympics team for a night out drinking in Rio.
The 2005 world men’s rings champion had sealed a place in Rio in the men’s rings finals, after coming seventh in Saturday’s qualifiers.

But flouting strict rules imposed on the Dutch team he then went out to celebrate in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, failing to return until the early hours of Sunday.
“This has been a very difficult decision for us,” Dutch team ambassador Maurits Hendriks said.
“I think this is really terrible for Yuri, but such behaviour is unacceptable. It does not belong in the Olympics or any kind of sporting competition.”
The Dutch Olympics team said Van Gelder, 33, who had finally realised his dream to compete in his first Olympics, had admitted “consuming alcohol” outside the Olympic village and had been “withdrawn from the competition.”
Hendriks added the team leadership “had been left with no choice” but to bar Van Gelder from continuing in the Games.
It’s not the first time that Van Gelder has landed himself in hot water.
In 2009 he tested positive for cocaine use during the Dutch championships and was suspended for a year. He was treated for addiction in France.
The gymnast’s manager Orlando van den Bosch told the Dutch news agency ANP that Van Gelder had been “dealt a heavy blow” as he had high hopes of winning a medal.

His place in next Monday’s rings final will go to France’s Danny Pinheiro Rodrigues, the second replacement athlete added to the final. After France’s Samir Ait Said broke his leg in qualifications, Ukraine’s Igor Radivilov took his place.

“I Never Lost Faith, Always Kept Fighting And Never Ever Gave Up ! So Proud To Be Here #teamnl #rio2016,” Van Gelder had tweeted on his arrival in Rio.
The Dutch men have another medal hope in Rio despite failing to qualify for Monday’s team final, with Olympic champion Epke Zonderland, known as “the flying Dutchman”, defending his horizontal bar title.
Bart Deurloo qualified for Wednesday’s all-around final.
It was the second setback for the Dutch Olympics squad, after Dutch cyclist Annemiek van Vleuten landed in intensive care after a horrific crash on Sunday.
She was leading the 137km women’s road race when she slipped on a dangerous descent just 10km from the finish and tumbled head first over her handlebars suffering three cracked vertebrae.
Dutch team-mate Anna van der Breggen went on to win the race — the first and so far only gold for The Netherlands.