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Former Manchester United boss, Jose Mourinho, says his next managerial stint will be at a club which does not have internal conflicts. The Portuguese manager has remained unemployed since being sacked by United following a 3-1 defeat at Liverpool in December. Mourinho expects to return to the fold sooner than later and says he's already turned down a club because it didn't tick the right boxes. "I don't want an internal conflict," the 56-year-old told the Telegraph. "I want internal empathy. I want to work in a club that understands there is a structure in place. During my career I have been working in every possible circumstance. The most successful situations are not because of the structure but because of the empathy in the structure." The former Chelsea boss wishes to lead a club that aspires to be a "trophy-hunter." He added: "If it is a club without ambition I wouldn't go. I refused [the job offer] because I want h...

Is election around the corner and you fear for the safety of you and your family? If YES, here are 20 best personal security tips for staying safe during elections. Election periods are usually associated with violence, political assassinations, etc. All over the world, election period is known to be a really important time. This is because of the several activities that go on during these times. Activities like the campaign tours to different states and regions of the country, as well as the radio and television advertisements, just to mention a few. It is not new at all to countries that practice democracy. These election activities without mincing words gulp a whole lot of funds. It is for that reason that there may be election financiers as the case may be. Whilst all these goings- on take place, it is important to state that security is an important aspect of all these activities. This is because if adequate security measure isn’t put in place, then to a very large exten...

Ibadan Mogajis Issue Warning To 5 Leading Candidates The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) on Thursday said it has uncovered a “baby factory” in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. A baby factory in the Nigerian parlance refers to an illegal maternity centre where newly delivered babies are bought off their mothers by the operators of the centre. According to the NIS, the centre discovered in Ibadan was owned by a woman identified only as Mrs Stella. It is located at Block B, House 8, Adebayo Oke Street, around Sharp Corner in the Oluyole area of Ibadan. The agency said its officials rescued two female victims, including a pregnant woman, at the centre and arrested three suspects. NIS Comptroller in the state, Saleh Abdullahi, disclosed this to journalists on Thursday. He said the Zone F unit of the state command discovered the centre. According to him, the alleged operator of the factory is now at large. Mr Abdullahi said officials discovered the centre on January 28 ...