Lukaku return date unknown, Ibrahimovic out for a month fcnaija.com Dec 31, 2017 11:35 AM Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that Zlatan Ibrahimovic will be absent from first-team football for a month due to a knee problem while he's in the dark over the exact return date for Romelu Lukaku. Lukaku was taken off on a stretcher in the first half of Manchester United's 0-0 draw with Southampton at Old Trafford on Saturday following a clash of head with Wesley Hoedt. The injury prompted six minutes of stoppage time at the end of the half. The medical staff have been assessing the extent of the problem and it is hoped it will not be too serious but Mourinho in his post-match briefing confirmed the big money arrival from Everton last summer will could be out for up to two games. When quizzed about a timescale on the summer signing's return, Mourinho said: "I don’t know. I know that normally bad, bad news arrives immediately. Bad ...
Lovely photos from Mercy Johnson’s daughter’s 5th birthday Olayinka 10 hours ago Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson celebrates her first daughter, Purity as she turns 5 – To mark the special age, the actress and husband, Prince Odi threw a fancy birthday bash for their angel – The birthday party happened in their country home and photos are now circulating the internet It feels like only yesterday, Nollywood actress mercy Johnson welcomed her first daughter and two more after that. As time goes by fast, her first child Purity recently clocked 5 and the mother of three celebrated her on social media. Mercy and her husband who are definite couple goals for many Nigerians, threw a fancy birthday party for their angel at their massive country home. Friends and family were invited to celebrate with the princess who had two huge cakes to mark her day. Photos from the special birthday party have now been making rounds on the internet. Many people have also been wishing Purity who is a spitt...
Meet The Man Who Lives With Hyenas This remarkable relationship between man and beast has been kept alive for 50 years thanks to one family's tradition. A hyena is one of the most feared animals in the world, but in this small Ethiopian village, Abbas, known as the "Hyena Man," has trained them so he can hand feed them inside his home. PHOTOGRAPH BY BRIAN LEHMANN Dusk is falling on the old walled city of Harar and the still air is broken only by an occasional, chilling howl. In the semi-darkness, five hungry hyenas circle a young man crouched on the ground. Their bat-like ears flick back and forth in greedy expectation while their jaws flex to reveal a snarl of teeth. It’s feeding time. But while spotted hyenas are known throughout the world to be vicious scavengers, in this small Ethiopian city, its habitants are not afraid. The young man draws a chunk of meat from his basket and dangles it in the air. Instead of leaping to attack, one hyena comes forward and take...
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