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Another Nigerian murdered in South Africa

The Nigerian community in South Africa has confirmed the killing of Mr Chibuzo Nwankwo, a 42-year-old member of the community, from Enugu State. The community said that Nwankwo’s death brings to 121 the number of Nigerians killed in South Africa since January 2016. Mr Habib Miller, the Publicity Secretary of the Nigerian Union in South Africa, confirmed the killing to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday. According to him, the victim was shot in the early hours of Friday at a local bar in Kempton Park, Johannesburg, following a disagreement with an unknown person. “The deceased, a patron of the bar, got drunk and started harassing a female worker. “Information available to the union said that Nwankwo was chased out by security personnel, but he kept on coming back; became very aggressive and rude before the ugly incident occurred,’’ he said. Miller said that the South African police later intervened and arrested the murder suspect. “A murder case has been opened and invest

P-Square: Peter Okoye gives one condition for group to come together again

P-Square was made up of twin brothers Paul and Peter Okoye and managed by Jude, their older brother. They broke up for the third time earlier this year and have been doing their things separately. However, their fans all over the world feel they were better as a unit but Peter, a.k.a Mr. P, explained that it was the disrespect directed towards himself and his family by other members of his extended family that pushed him to quit the group. Peter said “Psquare can only come back if the respect comes 100 percent.” He told Citizen TV, Kenya, “In life what we call family value is important. “The fans want Psquare but how many times do you want Psquare to come back and break up. “We’ve broken up three times and the same issue is still there. So if Psquare is going to come back we need to settle that issue. Psquare might come back, they might not come back.” Peter said he must put his wife and children first because of the vow he made on his wedding day. “I pulled out the

Mission: Impossible — Fallout Takes No. 1 Spot in Weekend Box Office

Mission: Impossible — Fallout  easily took the No. 1 spot at the domestic box office as a udiences turned out this weekend to see Tom Cruise in his sixth run as Ethan Hunt. Studios on Sunday estimate that  Fallout  earned $61.5 million from 4,386 North American theaters. Not accounting for inflation, it’s a best for the series which has grossed over $2.8 billion worldwide and one of Cruise’s biggest too. “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again” placed second with $15 million, while  The Equalizer 2  fell to third with $14 million and “Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation” took fourth with $12.3 million. The animated “Teen Titans Go! To the Movies” was the only film to open against  Fallout . The Warner Bros. release earned $10.5 million and landed in fifth place. [ Time ]

Jose Mourinho is keen on landing Sandro this summer

MANCHESTER UNITED have a deal in place for Alex Sandro - but Paris St-Germain are ready to throw a spanner in the works. Jose Mourinho wants the Brazilian on board to help his bolster his defensive options next season. But PSG are also chasing the Juventus left-back. Journalist Duncan Castles explained the situation on the latest episode of  The Transfer Window  podcast. He said: "Alex Sandro - Juventus don't actively want to sell the player. "But they are prepared to sell the player because they see the price is so high that they can cash in.