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Arsene Wenger is expected today to end a season of speculation and sign a two-year extension to his Arsenal contract. The news will delight and depress the club's fans in equal measure after a season in which supporters have come to blows over the question of their manager. Some are desperate to see him go, convinced that at the age of 67 and after 21 years at the Emirates, the Frenchman has run out of energy and inspiration. Their evidence? The 13 years since their last league title, the 11 years since they were credible contenders for the Champions League and, above all, the fact that this season the club failed to qualify for Europe's showpiece competition for the first time in 20 years. Wenger's supporters insist the manager has been let down by his players, not to mention a run of bad injuries stretching back several seasons, and that the manager still has what it takes to compete with rival bosses most of whom are20 years his junior. Their evidence? Arsenal's F...

- President Muhammadu Buhari may return to the country next week - This is according to online newspaper, Sahara Reporters - The president is currently on medical vacation in the United Kingdom A report by Sahara Reporters claims President Muhammadu Buhari may return to Nigeria next week. According to a tweet by the online newspaper, Buhari may return to Nigeria from the United Kingdom next week, “but nobody is willing to state his health condition.” There were no additional details given by the newspaper. Codednaijagist cannot independently verify these claims. President Buhari departed for London, UK for medical treatment shortly after he received the 82 released Chibok girls. PAY ATTENTION: Read the news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Before his departure, the president was rarely seen in public for a while fuelling speculation about his state of health. He left the country on Sunday, May 7 after he met with the vice president, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, Senate president, Bukola Saraki and ...

ent, Lifestyle, Fashion, Beauty, Inspiration and yes... Gossip! *Wink* Sunday, 28 May 2017 Davido's 2nd babymama, Amanda, throws shade at the singer and his 'hoes', Sophia Momodu fires back Here's all the details! Davido is currently with his crew in Accra, Ghana, where he performed at a weddingon Saturday. He met a new girl there, who followed him back to his hotel room. This apparently didn't go down well with his Atlanta based babymama, Amanda, who then threw shade saying "Got a good girl...but hoes is his choice". If you recall, Davido's Nigerian based babymama, Sophia Momodu, was criticized by a troll a few days ago for showing off as she spent time with the singer and their daughter after they went out for an Ice cream treat. Now 'Hoes' is plural and definitely means one than one person. Sophia (pictured below) also caught the shade thrown at Davido's new Ghanaian fling and responded. See her warning to Amanda ,5/28/2017 08:...

Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has said the government will make available, cheaper houses to Nigerians - Osinbajo said under the N100 billion housing scheme, those who have N30, 000 can now own houses in Nigeria Acting President Yemi Osinbajo said his administration has provided cheaper houses for Nigerians under the N100 billion social housing scheme. Osinbajo made this statement at the Banquet Hall of Presidential Villa in Abuja on Monday at an event tagged "A Smile for Every Nigerian" organised to commemorate the administration's second anniversary. The acting president explained that the housing scheme was part of the administration's social intervention prpgramme that had not been mentioned. He said: "This is 100bn set aside for the Family Home Fund our Social Housing Project. The N100b is a yearly contribution to our N1trn Social Housing Fund, the largest in the history of the country. The World Bank and the African Development Bank are contributors to the...

Tim Lane / Getty / BuzzFeed Labour and the Tories look set to win their highest combined vote share in decades – what's going on? Against all received wisdom about UK politics, the big two parties are on the rise, and smaller parties can't get a look in. Posted on May 29, 2017, at 9:38 a.m. James Ball BuzzFeed Special Correspondent Emma Yeomans BuzzFeed Contributor In the spring of 2015, conventional wisdom knew three things: The UK was heading for another coalition government, the UK would not vote to leave the European Union, and the era of two-party politics was over. But two years is a very long time in politics. Because across multiple polls in the lead-up to next month's general election, the Tories and Labour have a combined share of more than 80% of the vote – levels which haven’t been seen since the 1980s. The uptick reverses a trend which has lasted for decades, with the combined vote share of the country's two biggest parties falling back from more ...