MTN office in Bodija set on fire by angry protesters (video)

An MTN office at Bodija in the capital city of Oyo State, Ibadan was set on fire last night on the heels of the protest which ensued after Nigerians in South Africa were subjected to xenophobic attacks. 

A video of the MTN office which was set on fire by angry protesters has long gone viral on social media. Here is the video below; 

 

 

 

 

 

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#Xenophobia: South Africans set properties and cars owned by Nigerians on fire, Nigerian embassy allegedly attacked (video)

The ongoing Xenophobic attack launched by South Africans against Nigerians and other foreigners has seen properties including cars belonging to Nigerians being set on fire. 

The attack on properties belonging to Nigerians occurred just after the South Africans allegedly raided the Nigerian embassy in the country. It was further learnt that some Nigerians are currently hiding in bushes due to the violence meted out by South Africans. 

Here is a video below; 

This is coming after a protest staged by Taxi drivers over the murder of their colleague turned violent. The cabbie was shot dead after he alongside other Taxi drivers reportedly confronted suspected drug dealers in the community in bid to clean the city’s streets. It was also learnt that some police officers were involved in the sale of the drugs. 

The incident led to a targeted attack on foreigners majorly Nigerians. Shops belonging to Nigerians were also looted after the incident. 

See another video below.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Virgil van Dijk and Lionel Messi shortlisted as the final three for FIFA's The Best Men's Player award

FIFA has confirmed the three final contenders for the 2019 Best Men's Player award. 

The Football's governing body had initially released a 15-man shortlist, but Cristiano Ronaldo (Juventus), Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool), and Lionel Messi ( FC Barcelona) are the final contenders for the award. 

Van Dijk is the favourite to win the award after he was named the Uefa Men's Player of the Year last week ahead of Messi and Ronaldo.

Enough is enough, we will take definitive measures - Foreign Affairs Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama reacts to burning of properties owned by Nigerians in South Africa

Nigeria's foreign affairs Minister, Geoffrey Onyeama has reacted to the viral videos of burning and looting of shops and properties owned by Nigerians in South Africa. 

LIB had reported earlier that the violent xenophobic attacks meted out on Nigerians by South Africans, pushed some into hiding in bushes. 

Reacting to the report and viral videos, Onyeama stated that the Nigerian government will be taking definitive measures over the attacks in which there was no effective police protection. 

He tweeted; 

Received sickening and depressing news of continued burning and looting of Nigerian shops and premises in #SouthAfrica by mindless criminals with ineffective police protection. Enough is enough. We will take definitive measures.

Kevin Hart may need surgery following 'Major Back Injury' from Car accident

Kevin Hart may need “major back surgery” from the terrifying car accident that occurred on Sunday, September 1.

The comedian along with Jared Black and Rebbeca Broxterman were in the car. Black, who was driving Hart’s vehicle, reportedly “lost control” of the car in the hills of Malibu.

Hart who suffered a serious back injury is now said to be facing the possibility of undergoing surgery as a result of the injuries. He is currently in a Los Angeles hospital. 

Lukaku Receives Racial Abuse As He Scores Again In Serie A - Sports -

Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku was racially abused by Cagliari fans as he scored from the penalty spot to give his club a 2-1 victory in Serie A.

He is the latest black player to suffer abuse from Cagliari fans, prompting calls for action to be taken.

Lukaku, 26, stood and stared at fans behind the goal - where monkey chants had come from - after scoring.

"Cagliari have history for this," said European football's anti-discrimination body Fare.

The fans' actions were condemned by Inter defender Milan Skriniar in a post-match interview. "There are things that must not be in football," he said, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

However, when Inter boss Antonio Conte was asked about the chants, he said: "I really didn't hear anything from the bench. However, it is true that in general in Italy more education is needed."

Belgium international Lukaku, a £74m signing from Manchester United in the summer, was playing in his second game for Conte's side at Cagliari's Sardegna Arena.

Last season Everton's Moise Kean suffered similar abuse when playing against Cagliari for Juventus.

But the incident became a bigger issue when Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri and defender Leonardo Bonucci appeared to suggest Kean should take some of the blame for the way he celebrated scoring a goal.

Serie A decided not to sanction Cagliari for their fans' racism - despite admitting their actions were "reprehensible".

The previous year Cagliari fans were called out after abusing another Juventus player in Blaise Matuidi - but Italian football chiefs did not take any action.

In 2017, Pescara midfielder Sulley Muntari walked off the pitch after being racially abused by Cagliari fans - but was subsequently banned by football authorities for his protest.

Cagliari was heavily criticised on its social media channels but the club has not yet addressed Sunday's abuse.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49546433

5 Typical Reasons Why Your Car Fails To Start - Car Talk -

Your vehicle is a vital machine because it serves your for some major purposes,when it breaks down it makes you depressed in a way.
There are many reasons why your car does not start, but some are more common than others.

Here are 5 common reasons why your car will not start:

1.
Empty Battery

A dead battery is the most common reason your car does not start. The battery is used by the car to power the entire car and the electrical components (e.g light, radio, etc.). While the vehicle is driving, the alternator charges the battery. If the battery is not sufficiently charged, you will not be able to start the car or use any electrical components.

In a way, you can test whether the battery is the problem by starting your car directly. If the jump-starting works, it is most likely a used battery or an alternator that only has trouble charging the battery. Consider replacing the battery, cleaning the connections, or having the service performed by a technician.