Beyonce and Jay Z have already spent $10 million on their twins, according to a new report. That is an outrageous amount of money, even for two wealthy superstars, so Gossip Cop took a close look at this suspicious story. The claim can be found in the new issue of Life & Style, under the headline, “Beyonce And Jay Z’s $10 Million Babies.” The tabloid writes, “Designer diaper bags and diamond binkies!

Venus Williams is expected to compete at Wimbledon next week. Credit Kin Cheung/Associated Press Venus Williams was involved in a car crash in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., on June 9 that resulted in a fatality, a spokesman for the police department there said.

Colbert: Trump Is Not a Symptom of American Politics, 'He Is the Disease' Stephen Colbert did not mince words when describing President Donald Trump’s  infamous Thursday tweet storm, declaring, “It’s a buffet of s—t.”

Nigeria To Eliminate Mother To Child Transmission Of HIV By 2020 Nigeria has initiated a number of strategies for the elimination of  Mother to Child Transmission  of HIV by 2020, Dr Sunday Aboje, National Coordinator, National AIDS and STIs Control Programme (NASCP), Ministry of Health said.

APC Govs blast Fayose over Buhari comment Governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress yesterday warned Ekiti State Governor, Ayo Fayose, against playing politics with President Muhammadu Buhari’s health.

As reported via: nigerianeye.com A Nigerian man, Toyin Dawodu, has filed a lawsuit at the Federal High Court in Abuja, to compel the Senate to constitute a medical panel to investigate President Buhari's true state of health as well as determine if he is medically fit to continue as President of Nigeria. In a statement dated June 28th, Dawodu said that there have been reports in some section of the media that President Buhari is in such a bad state that even his wife is not allowed to see him.

Yam Export: AFAN Wants Ailing Yam Conditioning Centres Revived The All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) on Friday advised the Federal Government to revive ailing yam conditioning centres and establish some in all yam-producing communities nationwide. Chief Daniel Okafor, the Vice President, Root and Tubers, AFAN, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja that the centres would ensure product standard and facilitate export of the crop.

Nigeria, an Inspiration to the World, Hope For Africa -US Govt.   Despite the troubles, challenges plaguing her, the United States Government still believes that Nigeria is Africa’s light and one nation the world is looking up to. These were the words of the United States Ambassador to Nigeria,  Stuart Symington, while speaking at an event to mark the 24Ist independence anniversary of the Unites States.

Former Edo state governor and Nigeria Labour Congress president, Adams Oshiomhole has asked former military president, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida to apologise to Nigerians for actively contributing to the country’s current unpalatable sociopolitical state during his tenure as Head of State. Should IBB indeed apologise to Nigerians for his role in this? We’d probably accept one. However, there are bigger fish to fry with regards to holding the former Head of State accountable for decisions he made and actions he took as president.

Nigeria issues 32 Billion Naira debt to tighten liquidity. Nigeria's central bank sold 31.94 billion naira ($104.76 million) in treasury bills on Friday in a bid to tighten liquidity in the money market while overnight lending rate fell. Traders said the bank sold 31.52 billion naira of 349-day treasury bill at 18.59 percent and 440 million naira of 160-day treasury bill at 17.98 percent at an auction on Friday.

Oil giant Shell sued by Nigerian widows for alleged complicity in executions of 'Ogoni nine' 'Shell and the military regime formed an alliance in the events leading to the deaths', a writ filed at a court in The Hague alleges. The widows of four men executed by Nigeria’s military regime in 1995 are suing oil giant Shell  for allegedly aiding the army crackdown which led to their husbands’ deaths.

The U.S. dollar touched its lowest level against the euro in a year on Wednesday after hawkish comments from the head of the Bank of England added to speculation that monetary policy in Europe was turning hawkish. The dollar also was weaker in the wake of a decision on Tuesday to delay a U.S. Senate vote on a bill to repeal and replace Democratic former President Barack Obama's 2010 healthcare law. The euro extended the prior session's rally against the dollar, which had sent it to its strongest one-day percentage gain against the greenback in more than a year.

Bundestag passes law to fine social media companies for not deleting hate speech German lawmakers have approved a controversial law that would impose high fines on social media companies like Facebook, Twitter or YouTube for failing to swiftly delete posts deemed to exhibit hate speech. Under the new legislation,

Amazon will kick off its third Prime Day on July 10 at 9 pm ET; The 30-hour event will be held in 13 countries. This is the third time the e-commerce giant has hosted the self-created sales event. Last year, Prime Day sales rose more than 60 percent from the prior year. Amazon has declared July 11 to be Prime Day, but the savings will kick off even earlier. Starting at 9 pm ET on July 10, the site will

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As reported via: punchng Federal High Court in Lagos on Thursday declined to visit the scene of alleged crime in the trial of a former Chief of Air Staff, Adesola Amosu, over a N22.8bn fraud. Amosu is charged alongside two other officers of the Air Force: AVM Jacob Adigun and Air Commodore Gbadebo Olugbenga. Also charged are some of the following companies,