Jose Mourinho said the Manchester United job had come at just the right time in his life and he would be targeting legend Alex Ferguson’s two Champions League trophies.
Tuesday, 5 July 2016
Mourinho targets Fergie’s Champions League record
Jose Mourinho said the Manchester United job had come at just the right time in his life and he would be targeting legend Alex Ferguson’s two Champions League trophies.
$1.6bn fraud: Diezani’s ally, Omokore, ex-NNPC GMD, others arraigned
The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission on Monday arraigned before a Federal High Court in Abuja a
businessman, Mr. Jide Omokore, who is also an ally of a former Minister
of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, on nine counts of
alleged crude oil fraud involving $1.6bn.
Alison-Madueke, whom the prosecution
stated was at large, was not listed as an accused person in the charges,
but her name was mentioned in one of the counts as having perpetrated
the alleged fraud alongside Omokore and the other listed co-accused
persons.
Unknown health hazards of mobile phones
Heart problems
RADIATION from cell phones is not only associated with cancer but also with chronic diseases like heart problems. According to a study published in the European Journal of Oncology, radiations emitted by cordless phones, including mobiles, contribute to abnormalities in heart function. Results reported that radiation causes the red blood cells to seep haemoglobin and lead to heart complications.Man cuts off, flushes wife’s lover’s penis
A former boxer who chopped off the penis of his wife’s lover with a
pair of garden shears before flushing it down the toilet was jailed in
Japan Tuesday.
Ikki Kotsugai, 25, carried out the “vicious” attack in August 2015 when he burst into the office of a lawyer who had an affair with his wife.
Kotsugai, an ex-boxer and law student, became enraged after mistakenly believing his wife had been forced to sleep with her boss at a legal firm, when in reality the affair was consensual, the judge said at Tokyo District Court, according to Jiji Press.
The Sankei Shimbun daily newspaper reported that Kotsugai’s wife had falsely told him that she was forced to have sex with the lawyer.
He was sentenced to four years and six months Tuesday by presiding judge Kazunori Karei.
“An irreparable injury has been sustained,” Karei told the court, according to Jiji, calling the crime “extremely dangerous and vicious”.
Kotsugai has since apologised to the victim, who also apologised for having the affair with his wife, the Sankei reported.
Ikki Kotsugai, 25, carried out the “vicious” attack in August 2015 when he burst into the office of a lawyer who had an affair with his wife.
Kotsugai, an ex-boxer and law student, became enraged after mistakenly believing his wife had been forced to sleep with her boss at a legal firm, when in reality the affair was consensual, the judge said at Tokyo District Court, according to Jiji Press.
The Sankei Shimbun daily newspaper reported that Kotsugai’s wife had falsely told him that she was forced to have sex with the lawyer.
He was sentenced to four years and six months Tuesday by presiding judge Kazunori Karei.
“An irreparable injury has been sustained,” Karei told the court, according to Jiji, calling the crime “extremely dangerous and vicious”.
Kotsugai has since apologised to the victim, who also apologised for having the affair with his wife, the Sankei reported.