ORIGINAL AFRICANS

The overdue implementation of goal-line technology at the 2014 World Cup was supposed to forever put an end to controversies of goals either being allowed or disallowed at the line, but on France 's second goal against Honduras all it did was show that some people's hesitancy to accept change for the better.

If you’ve seen “Pulp Fiction” then you remember a few things: blood all over the interior, Uma Thurman taking an adrenalin shot to the heart, the Gimp and Samuel L. Jackson’s “Ezekiel” speech. Just thinking about it now, 20 years later, still makes us quake a bit in our boots.

  Wise old head: Ambrose is one of a handful of experienced Super Eagles Iran and Nigeria open their World Cup campaigns later today in Curitiba. Carlos Queiroz's men are 400/1 shots to get all the way to the final but will hope to cause problems for the African Cup of Nations champions. The Super Eagles have slightly more lofty ambitions and will hope to progress out of the group at the expense of Bosnia. Here's our guide.

  Not only did Arjen Robben play a key hand in the demolition of reigning champions Spain on Friday night, but the Netherlands forward was also able to establish himself as the fastest player on display at the World Cup.

The Administration believes Brazillian girls, Cristiano Ronaldo and Mario Balotelli are bad influence to their God-fearing girls. SMH! The Covenant University in Nigeria passed a directive to all students ahead of the Brazil 2014 World Cup which kicked off June 12; that no student must watch ANY of the matches of the popular world football tournament. According to the school’s management, Brazil is a country known for immoralities and the stadia will be full of indecently dressed girls and women who will corrupt the morals of the God-fearing students in the school.

Photos of Sanusi Lamido’s beautiful family have surfaced online. After his coronation as the ‘emir of Kano’, Sanusi posed with his two wives – Hajia Sadiya and Hajia

A teenage girl in Edo has been apprehended by the police after she allegedly abandoned her baby in an uncompleted building. The girl, who confessed to being a prost!tute, said she had conceived the baby in Abeokuta in Ogun and that she abandoned him because she had no money to take care of him. The 13-month old baby was said to have been put inside a cement bag by his mother but he was saved by good Samaritans.