Saudi Arabia's king removes sitting crown prince, who is his nephew and names his own son Mohammed bin Salman as first in line to the throne

In a major reshuffle announced early today, Saudi Arabia's King Salman has appointed his son, Mohammed bin Salman, as next-in-line to the throne. A royal decree removed 57-year-old nephew of the king - Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef and replaced him with 31-year-old former deputy crown prince, Salman (pictured above)

Photos: Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo joins Donald Trump and other world leaders at the G7 Summit in Italy

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has arrived in Italy to be part of the ongoing Group of Seven (G7) summit in the country.

See the full list of the 22 victims of Monday's terror attack in Manchester

This is the complete list f the 22 people that lost their lives in the terror attack in Manchester.  The  list includes an eight-year-old girl, teenagers, parents who had gone to pick-up their children from a concert, and an off-duty police officer...

Photos: Husband of Luxembourg's gay Prime minister joins wives of other NATO leaders for a photo op in Brussel

There was a mild drama at the ongoing NATO summit in Brussels yesterday when wives and partners of world leaders including Melania Trump, Brigitte Macron and Queen Mathilde of Belgium gathered for a group photo, they were joined by Gauthier Destenay, the husband of Luxembourg's gay prime minister, Xavier Bettel.

Chimamanda Adichie Now On Top 50 World Leaders List

Nigerian author and activist, Chimamanda Adichie has been named amongst the 50 greatest world leaders in the 2017 Fortune magazine latest ranking.

Twitter shuts down over Half a million Accounts Promoting Terrorism around the World

San Francisco-based company, Twitter has stepped up their efforts to counter the promotion of terrorism around the world by suspending a huge number of accounts on its platform.

List Of World's Most Richest Released... Donald Trump Falls 200 Places Below.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has once again topped Forbes magazine list of the world's richest billionaires, for the fourth straight year, with a fortune of  $86 billion

Corper Kase Uses Vision700 To Put Smiles On The Faces Of Members Of Kaduna Community (PHOTOS).

Corper Kase, The Bringer Of Potable Water To Amber-Kafanchan

You know how it is that NYSC members always want to do something outstanding in their service local community, but are constrained by many factors. Key among these factors is the issue of financial constraint. Well that is not for the young and industrious young corper, who decided to harness the powers of social media for the good of the community he was serving.

When Corper Kase Oghenerieborue Sunny got to the Amber Community in Kafanchan Kaduna State, it was really pitiable. There was no pipe borne water for miles unending as the community members relied on unwholesome water source. This really troubled Corper Kase and he hatched out a plan.

PHOTOS - Artist who allowed complete strangers to fondle her genitals and breasts in public arrested

An artist who invited complete strangers to fondle her genitals in public has been arrested in Trafalgar Square.
Controversial performer Milo Moire had been travelling Europe for her new 'Mirror Box' show, which is designed to promote women's right to not be touched.

So far her performance has taken in Dusseldorf and Amsterdam, but when she took her art to Trafalgar Square, in London, she fell foul of the law.
During the show, Ms Moire allowed passers-by over the age of 18 to touch her breasts or genitals for thirty seconds.

Charity Personified: NYSC Corper Kase Takes On A Huge Project… Needs Our Help!!!

Many a time, some of us have nobel ideas in us. But the problem is getting it executed in a professional and efficient manner. This is particularly so when the project is largely a course for charity. I becomes a rare thing to meet somebody of goodwill and intention, aiming at helping people he knows may never repay him. What is more is that, he goes out of his way to solicit for funds to his project done, not for vain name or glory, but for humanity.

This is the situation Corper Kase OGHENERIEBORUE Sunny, a graduate of philosophy Madonna university Nigeria okija Campus. I think you should hear him yourself… Read full account on DoctorsQuarters.com

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FIFA Rankings: Nigeria now 14th in Africa and 67th in the World

The Super Eagles are now 67th in the world with 532 points in the latest rankings of National teams for April released by the World's football governing body, FIFA. They were 62nd in the previous ranking for March, but have now dropped five places to 67th. In Africa, the Eagles occupy the 14th position behind the likes of Ghana, Algeria, Cape Verde, Tunisia, Congo Democratic Republic and Senegal, with Algeria being the highest ranked African team in the world having moved from 37th to 33rd in the world. In the 34th position is reigning African champions Cote d'Ivoire who moved two places. Meanwhile, Argentina are now the number one ranked team in the world after moving from number two while Belgium are now number two.

Yemen Conflicts: Red Cross Still Unable to Render Aid

Aid flights to Yemen are being held back by "logistical problems", as violence in the country continues.

Saudi air strikes have been targeting Houthi rebels for almost two weeks.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was given permission to land planes carrying staff and medical supplies, by a Saudi-led coalition on Saturday.

But the flights have been unable to depart, according to ICRC spokeswoman Claire Feghali.

The UN says more than 500 people have been killed, as the Houthis battle forces loyal to beleaguered President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi.

"We are still working on getting the plane to Sanaa. It's a bit difficult with the logistics because there are not that many companies or cargo planes willing to fly into a conflict zone," Ms Feghali told Reuters.

However, she insisted she had "high hopes" that 48 tonnes of medical supplies would be delivered by "tomorrow or the day after".

BBC.