South African Conservationist Killed By White Lions

A well-known South African conservationist has died after he was mauled by two white lions as he was taking them for a walk.

The wife of West Mathewson, who followed in a car, tried to distract the lions but it was too late.
He ran a popular safari lodge, Lion Tree Top Lodge, in Limpopo province.

The lionesses have since been moved to another game lodge and are expected to be released into the wild at a later stage.

A lioness became aggressive towards the other and then turned her attention to the conservationist affectionately known as "Uncle West", reports the BBC's Nomsa Maseko from Johannesburg.

His relatives have said that Wednesday's attack could have been the result of very rough play.
The lionesses were tranquillised following the attack and have been taken to an endangered species centre.

Mr Mathewson is said to have rescued the lions from "canned hunting" - when animals are hunted in an enclosed area, or they are bred to be hunted - and they were kept in an enclosure at his lodge.
The lionesses reportedly killed a man working on a neighbouring property after they broke out of the enclosure in 2017.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-53930125

COVID-19: Six Chelsea Players Test Positive

Chelsea's start to the 2020/21 season might not be what was highly anticipated as the club have confirmed that six of their players have tested positive for the novel coronavirus disease.

The club's 2019/20 campaign ended after they were eliminated from the champions league round of 16 stage by FC Bayern Munich and some players spent their holiday in different countries despite the global pandemic.

A number of Chelsea FC players have gone into quarantine following the development and the names of those who have contracted the virus are yet to be revealed.

The 2020/21 premier league season is due to start on Saturday, September 12th and Chelsea would begin their campaign away to Brighton.
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Lionel Messi 'wants Neymar to join him at Man City' after private talks with ex-Barcelona star

Lionel Messi has held private talks with Neymar and wants his former Barcelona teammate to join him at Manchester City, according to reports in Brazil.
Nou Camp chiefs are working to convince Messi to stay at the club following the Argentina superstar's bombshell request to leave.

The 33-year-old rocked the Catalan giants on Tuesday night, when it is understood he asked for his contract, which has a year still to run, to be terminated under an end-of-season release clause.

Messi's intention to quit the Nou Camp came after Ronald Koeman's appointment as Quique Setien's successor last week, following a hugely disappointing season which ended with an 8-2 Champions League quarter-final drubbing by Bayern Munich.

And according to ESPN Brasil, Messi has his heart set on a reunion with Pep Guardiola - and even wants Neymar to join him at the Etihad.

11 BAD HABITS COMMON AMONGST NIGERIANS

Below are 11 bad habits many Nigerians commonly have.

1. ARRIVING LATE TO PARTIES

Why do people like arriving late to a party?

2. CHEWING FOOD NOISILY

Nothing is more annoying and irritating than a full grown adult chewing his/her food with their mouth wide open like a pit. The sound alone is worse, it can make someone go insane.
Borrow pose


3. BORROW POSE
This simply means showing off with stuff that is not yours. Some social media influencers are on this table.

Most Nigerians love do this borrow pose , and we especially do this when we plan on impressing someone, or just want to show off to the public that doesn't even know you.

4.CRACKING OUR KNUCKLES

Anywhere Nigerians go they must crack one part of their body especially the knuckles. Well, I just cracked mine while writing this. We move!.

5. INSULTING OUR PRESIDENT

This one is a general case. We just love insulting our presidents, both past and present.
Well I won't lie, I am guilty. They are not doing us well.

6. SCRATCHING IN PUBLIC

This is why I don't shake hands with people. You don't know where the hand went to. A lot of Nigerians are fond of scratching in public. Guy will scratch their junk, girls will scratch their butt. Everyone is scratching.

7. PICKING THEIR NOSE

Another reason why I don't shake people in this country. After picking the nonsense in that nose you want to use me and clean your hands. My friend please shift one side.

8. NOT WASHING THEIR HANDS PROPERLY

This is a common problem. Since childhood Nigerians have been fond of this one.

Please try to wash hands during this pandemic.

9. NOT WASHING THEIR HANDS AFTER VISITING THE TOILET

Another reason why you should shake anyone you see or anybody. Most Nigerians are fond of using the toilet and not washing hands.

10. FLASHING ON MOBILE PHONES

Nigerians are flashers.

We love flashing and we will cut the call quickly before they pick.

I have never flashed before (who stoned me?).

11. REMOVING EAR WAX WITH A BROOM, MATCHSTICK ETC 

​If you are on this table, come for meeting tomorrow. A lot of Nigerians love doing this. In fact we put anything we see in our ear when it's itching us.

Man Kills His Friend Over N500 In Kano

The police in Kano state have arrested one Haruna Ya'u popularly known as Dangaru, for allegedly killing his friend, Sani Ibrahim, following a disagreement over N500.

According to reports, the incident happened at Dan Tsinke Quarters of Tarauni Local Government Area on Monday, August 16.

Family members of the deceased said Ibrahim had given one of his friends, Aminu Ahmad, N500, and sent him on an errand but that Aminu decided to use the money for himself. An argument ensued when late Ibrahim asked for his money or the item. Haruna who is friends with late Ibrahim, arrived at the scene and took sides with Aminu. Both men got involved in a fight and in the process, Haruna picked up a pair of scissors and stabbed Ibrahim.

Ibrahim was rushed to the Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital, Kano, where he was pronounced dead.

The mother of the deceased, Zainab Is'maila, said justice must prevail as her deceased son was the only one catering for her and his other sisters. She said he was based in Port Harcourt where he sold iron scraps and was only waiting for her permission to return to Port Harcourt when he was killed.

Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the state police command, DSP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, said the alleged killer has been arrested and would be charged to court once the investigation into the case has been completed.