In what will come across as a really strange development, a die-hard supporter of President Muhammadu Buhari has carved the words "APC" into his back. The man proceeded to proudly show off his back which was bleeding after he cut the letters APC into his skin and posed for a snapshot. Local reports show that the unnamed young man carved the words into his skin after the APC candidate, Buhari was re-elected following the 2019 general elections. It is not clear where exactly the incident took place.

  President Muhammadu Buhari President Muhammadu Buhari is suffering from a combination of prostate cancer, sickle cell anaemia, Crohn’s disease and dementia, a confidential study on his health made available to SaharaReporters has revealed. The report also revealed that the prostate cancer afflicting the President “may have become incurable”. To reach its conclusions, the report examined a string of issues, including the timeline of the President’s international travels alongside medical assessment, the travel patterns, information from sources in independent private hospitals and a list of doctors considered the best in the UK for the treatment of prostate cancer. A detailed review of data as part of the study revealed that Buhari sought medical treatment abroad (mainly in the UK) multiple times. He had visited both Nigerian and European hospitals, and spent almost half of 2017 being treated in London. It found out that the President may suffer from more than one cond...

Pope Francis has for the first time publicly acknowledged that priests and bishops s*xually abused nuns, the latest scandal to hit the Roman Catholic Church. Speaking to reporters while returning home from the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday, Francis said,  "It's not that everyone does this, but there are some priests and also bishops who have done it."  "And I think that it's continuing because it's not like once you realise it that it stops. It continues. And for some time we've been working on it,"  he said. The February issue of Women Church World, a supplement distributed with the Vatican's Osservatore Romano newspaper, stated that nuns have been silent over abuse for decades for fear of retaliation. It added that the Vatican received reports of priests abusing nuns in Africa in the 1990s. "If the Church continues to close its eyes to the scandal - made even worse by the fact that abuse of women brings about procreation ...