Lekki Gardens building collapse: Lekki Gardens boss Richard Nyong released on bail

Richard Nyong was arrested on March 11 for the collapse of the five storey building in Lekki that killed about 35 people. Chief Superintendent of Police Mr. Eno-Edobor Thomas had requested that Nyong remained in jail while investigations were concluded but a Magistrate court in Ebute Metta granted him bail. OAP Freeze also confirmed his release. Read what he wrote after the cut..

Russell Wilson says he won't have Ciara sign a prenup

27 year old Russell Wilson and 30 year old Ciara got engaged recently and will be getting married in the near future, but according to HollywoodLife.com, an insider told them that Russell said Ciara wont have to sign a pre-nup when they get married.

Eddy Murphy's girlfriend puts her baby bump on display as they stroll hand in hand

Eddie Murphy and his heavily pregnant girlfriend, Paige Butcher were both seen in Studio City, California yesterday. She put her baby bump on display in a form fitting dress. This will be the first child for the 36-year-old model and the ninth child for 54 year old Eddy Murphy. More photos after the cut...

Seven Lassa fever patients declared missing from medical centre in Taraba State

Seven patients with Lassa fever who were admitted at the Federal Medical Centre in Jalingo Taraba State have are reportedly missing. The management of the Hospital said they are doing all they can to arrest the patients and return them to the hospital.

The Chairperson, Lassa Fever Committee at the medical centre, Dr Aisha Sani said:

“Seven persons had absconded. We are making frantic efforts to arrest and bring them back to the hospital before they infect others with the disease. We have our internal securities here, but the truth is that we need more to secure the Lassa fever unit,”.

Lassa fever has killed 14 people in the state so far this year.

Six people arrested in Brussels after Tuesday attacks

Six people were arrested on Thursday night in a series of police operations in the Brussels, Belgium, the federal prosecutor's office said, only two days after the terror attacks left 31 people dead.

Gunfire, grenades and explosions were all reportedly heard as police conducted the raids last night.

Three of the suspects were detained "outside the door of the federal prosecutor's office", in Schaerbeek, spokesman Eric Van der Sypt said.

Two more people were arrested elsewhere in the city and the sixth was detained in Jette, on the outskirts of the capital, the spokesman said. The identities of the 6 suspects haven't been released yet.