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It all started like some years ago where female student we just be screaming at night and doors we be bang from different rooms. The students report the matter to the school authorities, that it's like Some guys entered there hostel but the management told them they are seeing ghost they even nick named the ghost BLACK MAN the matter died down. Just this week the same thing occurred again they said the students are hallucinating, how can a ghost be molesting girls and all that's how riot started in a faith based university . Thanks student couldn't take it anymore they had to do something, I even saw the blood on the floor. One of the student that spoke with us made us know what she face when the BLACK MAN tried to attack her in her room, where she had to scream and her other friends had to rush out and saw her where she was hiding at the corner of are room.

Newcastle United news and transfers LIVE: Claims Newcastle has been sold for £350million to Dubai Sheikh The black and white agenda was electrified by claims on Sunday night that the club had been sold to Sheikh Khaled bin Zayed Al Nehayan, the cousin of Manchester City's mega-rich owner. The Sun claimed on Sunday that the club had been sold for £350million with contracts in place with the Premier League. It was news that demanded the attention of Newcastle fans and this special liveblog will keep you right up to date with the latest.

Liverpool midfielder James Milner says Lionel Messi called him a donkey during the first leg of their Champions League semi-final for a rough tackle that sent the Barcelona star to the turf. Late in the first half of that opening leg at Camp Nou saw Messi come into contact with Andy Robertson along the sideline. Off balance, Milner came in late with a shoulder barge on the Barca talisman, sending Messi to the ground. Incensed over the late contact, Messi called for a yellow card to be handed out but Milner escaped a warning on that occasion. “He wasn't happy,” Milner, who is learning Spanish, told the  Daily Mail . “He was giving me plenty in Spanish going down the tunnel at half-time as well. He was calling me 'burro'. “It translates as donkey but I think it's also used in Spanish football as a general term for someone who goes around kicking people. “I asked him if he was all right, but he wasn't having it. I don't think he realised I understoo