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And Cristiano Ronaldo was once again living the life of luxury as he joined his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez and family and friends for a jaunt on the high seas as they headed out of a Marbella dock on Friday. The 33-year-old Portuguese star kept things low-key in a vest top and shorts, while his stunning partner showed off her curves as they headed onto the Ascari £7.5million yacht - a vessel he's often chartered over the years. Georgina meanwhile looked stunning as she too opted for two looks - starting the day in head-to-toe black, complete with culottes and a vest top, while punctuating the look with Gucci sliders and a Gucci belt - worth a combined £950. The couple, who have been dating for two years and had their first child together last year, were chilled-out after being spotted on a dinner date earlier in the week.

Brooklyn Beckham and Lexy Panterra looked close as they picked up some fast food in London , after a romantic night out together on Thursday. The 19-year-old son of footballer David and fashion designer Victoria, and dancer Lexy, 29, put on a cosy display as they crossed the street with a tasty McDonald's in hand, with the beauty wrapping her arm around Brooklyn's shoulder. Continue...

As global attention turned to children across the world on Children’s Day 2018, Ikeja Electric Plc, one of Nigeria’s largest electricity distribution company, has reaffirmed its commitment to support quality primary education and contribute to the growth of the education sector through its Personal-Corporate Social Responsibility (PCSR) initiatives. In commemorating this year’s Children’s Day at G.R.A Nursery and Primary School, Ogudu, Lagos, the company had an interactive session with the pupils while sharing educational items such bags, note books, pens and also providing them with safety tips against electrical hazards.The students applauded Ikeja Electric for bring smiles to their faces by celebrating the Children’s Day with them. Faith Abiona, a primary 6 student said: “We are very happy to see Ikeja Electric in our school to celebrate the Children’s Day with us. We pray that God will bless them. Children’s Day is annually observed in Nigeria on May 27. The holiday is celebrat...

While the World Cup that kicks off later this month will focus the attention of football fans around the world on Russia it will have little impact on the country’s economy, analysts at Moody’s rating agency have said. “The impact is likely to be even lower than that of the Sochi Olympic games, which developed an under-built resort area that is more accessible than many of the regions where the World Cup will be staged,” it said. Nevertheless, Moody’s said those regions would still derive some economic benefit from the investments. The report also found “food retailers, hotels, telecoms, and transport will see a temporary boost in revenue” from the World Cup. The construction sector was the main beneficiary of investment, but this has already been completed.

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Ogun on Thursday said that it had taken safe delivery of a baby girl whose mother was in transit along Lagos /Ibadan Expressway. The Public Education Officer of Corps in Ogun, Mrs Florence Okpe, said in a statement in Abeokuta that the FRSC Accident and Emergency Clinic in Sagamu took safe delivery of the baby around 1 p.m. on Wednesday.“ A medical examination by the medical doctor confirmed the baby and mother to be in good condition”. reports added that the family of the mother had been contacted.(NAN)

Justice John Tsoho of the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday fixed Nov. 16 to hear the N2 billion Fundamental Rights suit brought against the EFCC by Mrs Patience Jonathan. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the wife of the former president Goodluck Jonathan had filed the suit in June to challenge her alleged incessant harassment by the anti-graft commission. Continue...