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Former Manchester United captain, Gary Neville, has admitted he is not convinced by the club’s winning run under new manager Ole Gunnar Solksjaer. The Norweigan took over from the sacked Jose Mourinho in December, and has guided the Red Devils to seven victories from seven games. However, despite impressive results, Neville isn’t totally convinced that all the problems have been solved at the club. “I think when he [Solskjaer] came in, the club couldn’t have been any lower in terms of expectation. “There was a bad feeling around the club. “He’s done an incredible job, he’s put himself in the frame and he keeps on winning. I think it’s the best start for any Manchester United manager in the history of the club. It’s unbelievable really. “The Manchester United players at the end were obviously not trying for Mourinho as they just switched the tap on and off. The difference is incredible but I must admit I have my doubts about those group of players. “It’s that they can j

Afew weeks after returning to Sweden from Burundi, a man has been making headlines around the world, but not in a good way. According to the Intelligencer He showed up at an emergency room in Enköping, Sweden, about 80 km northwest of Stockholm, vomiting blood. Doctors worried that he may have contracted the Ebola virus during his three week stay in the Central African country. Medical doctors attending to an Ebola virus disease victim Emergency infection control procedures kicked in, the man was then moved to Uppsala University Hospital, and headlines went a-blaring about a “suspected Ebola case in Sweden.” Many people in Sweden and around the world then collectively worried as the patient was placed in strict isolation and a battery of testing began. Speaking of  diarrhea along with fever, a severe headache, muscle pain, weakness, fatigue, abdominal pain, vomiting, and unexplained bruising and bleeding are common symptoms of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD). These sym

Theresa Jimoh, Jimoh Ibrahim Business mogul and legal practitioner, Jimoh Ibrahim, on Sunday gave an insight into the death of his mother, Theresa Jimoh, describing her as “a mother we will always love to have at all times.” According to him, the death is “a big loss” because she was “somebody you won’t like to part with.” Ibrahim, who spoke with PUNCH Metro from the United Kingdom, said “death must occur; something must cause death.” He stated, “I’m not in Nigeria; I’m at the Cambridge University and not yet home. As a PhD student, I need to get the permission of the university to travel. All I can say is that mama will be given a befitting burial; she is right now in the mortuary. “When the family announces the date for the burial, we will make it known. Her family will have to handle that because in our culture, I am to do nothing. The family takes charge and decides. At this time, I don’t do anything. I will have to wait for family instructions. So, her immediate elder

Everything you need to live well When Nigerian music star, Davido released his song “Fall” in 2017, it became an instant hit not only in Nigeria but across Africa and went on to become one of the biggest songs of that year. Now according to a new report by Rolling Stone, “Fall” is reportedly taking over radio stations in the United States. In its report, Rolling Stone described the smash hit as one of the biggest to ever come out of Africa. Read the full report by Rolling Stone below, “The Nigerian style of music known as Afrobeats has quietly entranced a large swathe of the world’s population. “Pretty much every song on pop radio [in the U.K. now] is sort of a Mr. Eazi-style, chill, afrobeats [track],” the producer Riton told Rolling Stone last year. But Nigerian singers have not yet established a foothold Stateside, despite well-received, afrobeats-dusted singles from established stars like Drake and Janet Jackson. So it’s unusual that “Fall,” a springy, 19-month-old t

Alvaro Morata Chelsea have reached an agreement with Atletico Madrid to allow Alvaro Morata to leave on loan, with the Liga club having a £48.5 million ($62m) option to sign the striker on a permanent basis, Goal understands. Morata had already reached an agreement with Atletico Madrid over his personal terms last week and he is willing to accept a lower contract than his current £120,000 per week Chelsea deal upon the activation of an option to buy. Offloading the 26-year-old striker is also a major step in Chelsea's bid to take over AC Milan's loan deal for Gonzalo Higuain, with the Blues having already reached an agreement with the Argentine forward's parent club Juventus. Like Morata, Higuain has been left out of his team's latest match, with Milan due to play Genoa on Monday, after Chelsea agreed a six-month loan deal with an option to extend it or sign the striker outright for £32.5 million ($42m). They will also pay Juventus on the basis of appearanc

Two boys caught recently stealing panties Many ladies have been more safety-conscious since the upsurge in the level of underwear theft in the country, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports. NAN interviewed a cross-section of Lagosians on Monday to find out probable reasons for this menace and safety measures ladies are taking in order not to fall victims. Respondents said perpetrators of the evil act, believed to be internet fraudsters or better known as “Yahoo Boys”, would stop at nothing to get wealthy overnight. Ngozi Orina, a Clinical official told NAN that women should be more careful and mindful of those they hang out with. “I am a married woman and have no intention of having extra-marital affairs. “But even at that, I am careful with my personal items. “I don’t put my underwear in the public space,” she said. Orina, a mother of two, said women, especially young ladies, must not be carried away by flashy things because those things only led to destruct

Arsenal’s head of recruitment, Sven Mislintat has finally left the club. Arsenal confirmed in a statement posted on their official website on Monday that Mislintat has decided to leave the North London club. The statement read: “Sven has been with us since December 1, 2017 and has done a truly outstanding job in helping us recruit players who are making a big impact now and will do so even more in the future. “We wish him every success for the future and thank him for his extremely hard work on behalf of Arsenal.” Speaking to the club’s official website, Mislintat thanked Arsenal for making him feel welcomed at Emirates during his 15 months stay. Mislintat said: “It’s been an amazing experience to work at a great club like Arsenal in what has been a big time of change. “I am excited about what the future holds for the club and am looking forward to new challenges for myself.” Arsenal will tackle Cardiff City on Tuesday in the Premier League fixture following a 2-0 vic