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While jumping and spinning in celebrating Zidane's trouser ripped and left a large tear at the back of his thigh. Real Madrid  boss  Zinedine Zidane  will be needing a new trousers after he ripped his own while celebrating a goal during their 3-0 win over  Wolfsburg  in the  Champions League . With Madrid trailing 2-0 from last week's first leg,  Cristiano Ronaldo  produced a magnificent individual showing on Tuesday, April 12 with his hat-trick sealing a 3-0 victory at the Santiago Bernabeu to ensure progression to the semi-final. While jumping and spinning in celebrating of one of the goals, Zidane's trouser ripped and left a large tear at the back of his thigh. Despite the damage to the his trousers, Zidane was proud of Ronaldo to obvious reasons. " What can I say about Cristiano Ronaldo? He has showed again he is the best player in the world. He is a special player ," Zidane said. " But at same time, Cristiano needs all the team.

Fayose made the comment via a statement released on Tuesday, April 12, 2016, by his media aide, Lere Olayinka. Ekiti State Governor ,  Ayo Fayose  has said that the controversy surrounding the 2016 budget shows that President  Muhammadu Buhari  is too old to rule Nigeria. “Nigerians should expect more blunders like this until they send Buhari back to Daura in 2019. I warned Nigerians of the consequences of electing an octogenarian as president and with the international embarrassment that this budget crisis has become, I have been vindicated. “It is obvious that there is total disconnection between the President and his cabinet members as many of the ministers don’t even have access to him probably because the President spend most of his time resting as a result of his old age.  “The reality is that the President is challenged by age, exposure and ability. He did not read the budget proposal that he presented to the National Assembly and this should be a lesson for tho

Jose Mourinho has already made transfer plans for Manchester United, according to reports. The 53-year-old Portuguese has been hotly tipped to succeed Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford this summer, and he is understood to have drawn up a list of potential transfer targets. Van Gaal's position at United has come under threat following a string of disappointing performances and results. Mourinho – his one-time assistant – remains confident he will replace the Dutchman over the coming months. It was recently reported that Van Gaal, who joined the club in 2014, feels he will remain in charge of United beyond the end of the current campaign. But according to ESPN, that perception is centred on the internal politics of the Premier League club, who have not shared their long-term plans with the coach. Members of the United hierarchy remain reluctant to appoint Mourinho due to his combative reputation, but his representatives have reportedly held extensive talks with the club about

The State Commandant of NSCDC, Mr Walter Akubuiroh, who led the team, said he was alarmed that the illegal refineries were hidden inside the forest, about seven kilometres from Obazagbon.                                                                 NSCDC destroys 4 illegal refineries in Edo   The   Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps   (NSCDC),   Edo Command, on Wednesday destroyed four illegal refineries at Obazagon near Ehor in Uhuwode Local Government Area of the state. The State Commandant of NSCDC, Mr Walter Akubuiroh, who led the team, said he was alarmed that the illegal refineries were hidden inside the forest, about seven kilometres from Obazagbon. Akubuiroh noted that no arrest was made during the operation that lasted severally hours, stating that items recovered included, four generators, three pumping machines, standing fan, among others. He noted that the operation was carried out following an intelligent report and was painstakingly planned to avoid

One can only assume that Pepe has forgotten about the existence of Lionel Messi - and possibly Luis Suarez and Neymar too, for that matter - after telling reporters that his Real Madrid teammate, Cristiano Ronaldo, is “light years” ahead of anyone else. The Portuguese centre-back believes Ronaldo, 31, is the world’s best player - despite the fact he was beaten to the 2015 Ballon d’Or by Messi in January. Ronaldo has scored 43 goals in 41 matches this season, but his overall influence in matches wasn’t what it was compared to a few years ago. Not that Pepe would agree with that assessment. "People like Cristiano are unique, they are people blessed by God," he said in an interview with the Portuguese Football Federation, per  Goal . "He was blessed by God and knew he would become one of the best in the history of football. "Cristiano is the best and is light years ahead of anyone else. He's a quiet person, a hard-worker and honest."

DEPRAVED reporter who became an al-Qaeda terrorist has been executed by a firing squad after being convicted of murdering five journalists. Hassan Hanafi was gunned down by a firing squad Hassan Hanafi was tied to a wooden post in a Somalian police academy before being shot. The former radio presenter was sentenced to death in March after being arrested and extradited from neighbouring Kenya last year. The jihadi was tied to a post before being shot The depraved jihadi joined al-Shabaab, the Somalian branch of al-Qaeda, in 2008 while working as a local journalist. Between 2007 and 2011 he worked for the abhorrent terror group, identifying journalists they could target. Hassan Hanafi prepares to face a firing squad He also threatened many reporters with death if they refused to join up to the brutal militant organisation. Hanafi was seriously injured after being promoted to a commander by his deluded terrorist superiors in 2009. After being sentenced to

CIA did not know that Nasser al-Wuhayshi was one of three jihadists a drone strike was about to hit The United States killed al-Qaeda’s second-in-command by accident, reports in Washington have said. In comparison with the years of meticulous planning and analysis of intelligence which led to the killing of Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011, the CIA had no idea that Nasser al-Wuhayshi, the head of Yemen’s branch of  al-Qaeda  was among those a targeted strike was about to kill. The revelation, in the Washington Post, gives an explanation for the delay in confirmation of his death until three days after he was among three jihadists hit by a missile in the Yemeni coastal town of Mukalla. Officials told the newspaper that the drone had conducted a so-called “signature strike” - where a strike is authorised because of “patterns of activity” that suggest al-Qaeda targets are moving on the ground. But the CIA “did not know in advance that al-Qaeda’s leader in Yemen