US singer Christina Grimmie dies after being shot outside concert in Florida

Former contestant on The Voice was targeted by a gunman who opened fire on her and then killed himself
 

The American singer, Christina Grimmie, has died after reportedly being shot in the head at a concert venue in Orlando.

Amodu Shuaibu -- NFF Technical Director dies at 58

Amodu's death comes just three days after another Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi passed away.

Amodu Shuaibu, former footballer and Nigeria's Super Eagles current caretaker coach has passed away at the age of 58, the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) reports.

Former Actor ,Michael Jace who acted in Movie " The Shield", Sentenced to 40 Years to Life for Killing Wife

Former The Shield actor Michael Jace was sentenced Friday to 40 years to life in prison for shooting his wife to death last April in their Los Angeles home in front of the couple's two young sons, PEOPLE confirms.

Jace, 53, was found guilty of second-degree murder after a week-long trial last month.

Chief Imam of Area 10, Abuja warns Muslims against sexual activity

Sheik Yahya Al-Yolawi, Chief Imam of Area 10, Abuja, Juma’ah Mosque, has warned Muslim faithful against any act that could provoke sexual activity during the Ramadan fast.

Al-Yolawi gave the warning while delivering his Juma’ah sermon titled, “the Etiquettes of Ramadan fast’ on Friday in Abuja.

LUTH nurses begin indefinite strike

Nurses and Midwives at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, on Friday began an indefinite strike to press home their demands.

The nurses and midwives under the aegis of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) are protesting what they called stagnation, non-payment of salary and inadequate facilities. Mr Olurotimi Awojide, the State Chairman of NANNM, told newsmen in Lagos that the association had given the management a seven-day ultimatum which expired on June 9.

EU considering working with Sudan and Eritrea to stem migration

Proposal intended to stop refugees reaching southern Europe, according to draft document seen by the Guardian 
 

Europe is considering whether to forge ahead with a plan to work with repressive African regimes in an attempt to stem migration flows, according to the draft version of a policy expected to be finalised by European officials on Tuesday.