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Videos: Ooni of Ife prescribes bitter leaf, 7 other herbs to cure COVID-19 A prominent South Western (Yoruba) monarch, Enitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi (Ojaja II), the Ooni of Ife, has prescribed a list of herbs he claimed has been tested to cure the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) disease. The 51st Ooni of Ife while prescribing a list of the herbs (eight in total) via is Instagram and Twitter social media accounts said the coronavirus pandemic was foretold during the “2019 World Ifa Festival”. “A divine proclamation came out to the world last year June 6th 2019, during the World Ifa Festival – Otura Meji. We foretold about the impending rage of this invisible pandemic war, but few heard us.” Ifá is a system of divination majorly practiced by the Yoruba ethnic in Nigeria. Also practiced as a religion, Yoruba god, “Orunmila” is accosted the title of the Grand Priest of Ifá and regarded as the one who revealed divinity and prophecy to the world. The chief priest and custodian

Hoodlums butcher photographer, injure Lagos monarch, others There was panic in the Ajegunle-Apapa area of Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government Area of Lagos State recently when hoodlums known as the Awala Boys clashed and allegedly killed a photographer, Peter-Greg Edogbeji. It was learnt that during the clash, which started around 6pm, the Awala Boys also took advantage of the tension in the community to rob unsuspecting members of the public of their valuables, injured scores of residents, including the traditional ruler of the Oke-Ira community, Taiye Layeni, who reportedly escaped death by a whisker. PUNCH Metro gathered that the AwalaBoys, a syndicate that specialises in stealing phones and using SIM cards to hack into bank accounts, started clashing with each other when the state government banned motorcycle and tricycle operations in some parts of the state to curb illegal activities. Before the ban, it was learnt that the syndicate was using motorcycles and tri

Tyson Fury put in years of groundwork that led to him dethroning Wladimir Klitschko in 2015. The Brit turned pro in 2008 and developed his skills for seven years before finally conquering the world. However, in that time he was also laying the foundations mentally, as well as physically. SKY SPORTS Klitschko and Fury sat down together for Sky’s ‘Gloves Are Off’ programme During his time as heavyweight king, long-reigning champion Klitschko often recruited the world’s top prospects for sparring. This was his chance to scope out potential future opponents and get a handle on how he’d deal with them should they ever meet in future. With Fury though, it appears this process backfired and led to his downfall in Dusseldorf. When the pair met on Sky Sports’ ‘Gloves Are Off’, the Brit employed mind games of his own. GETTY Fury played mental games with Klitschko throughout the build-up to their fight Fury recalled a story: “I’m at his training camp

Europeans send medical supplies to Iran, circumventing sanctions France, Germany, and Britain have made the first use of a bartering mechanism set up to circumvent U.S. sanctions against Iran, to send medical supplies to the crisis-hit country, the German Foreign Office says. In Iran, one of the countries hardest hit by the coronavirus crisis, a complex web of sanctions imposed by the Trump administration—and abetted by Congress members of both parties—is choking off critical medical supplies to a country desperately in need. While this dip in supply is not new, the scale of the harm is, as doctors frantically try to respond to a catastrophe that now includes 16,169 confirmed cases and 988 deaths in Iran – numbers that are rising by the day. Amid these dire circumstances, the Trump administration announced sometime in March that it was imposing a fresh round of sanctions on the country. On March 12 Iran’s Health Ministry reported dire shortages of key suppli

EXPECTATION  Arsenal wonderkid Bukayo Saka has thrilled this season but what happened to five Gunners starlets who didn’t live up to the hype? Arsenal’s academy is one of the most revered in the country, having produced some excellent players in recent years. It has helped produced players like Ashley Cole and Hector Bellerin who have gone on to be key members of the Gunners’ squad. GETTY IMAGES - GETTY 6 Bukayo Saka has been excellent for Arsenal this season, playing in his unnatural left-back role in the absence of Kieran Tierney and Sead Kolasinac The current crop promises to be one of the most exciting yet with Bukayo Saka, Joe Willock and Reiss Nelson impressing in the first-team. Saka is even vying for a place in Gareth Southgate’s England team with his recent performances. Mikel Arteta seems willing to give some of the youngsters their chance and that is exactly what the fans will want to see. For every success story there are dozens who did no

Coronavirus cases top 784,000 globally As Global spread: The novel coronavirus has infected more than 784,000 people and killed over 37,000 worldwide, according to a count by Johns Hopkins University . Highest caseload: The United States has the most confirmed cases globally at over 160,500 . More than 3,000 people have died in the US -- over 1,200 in New York State. Direct payments: The US Treasury Secretary says Americans could expect stimulus checks to be deposited in their accounts within three weeks.  Temporary hospitals set up in Central Park and around NYC1:23 LIVE Update At least 3,003 people have died in the US from coronavirus, according to CNN Health's tally. In total, there are at least 160,698 cases of coronavirus in the country. The total includes cases from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and other US territories, as well as all repatriated cases. Hawaii and Wyoming have not reported a death from coronavirus.  For the most up

apparatus in Breda, a city with one of the highest levels of coronavirus in the Netherlands.  Police said the thieves also took sports clothes and a bank card and appeared to have been on the hunt for cash. Two suspects aged 41 and 49 have been arrested.  The theft was discovered by the owner of the car, a local businessman, at 7am on Monday, after he saw that his bank card had been used in a nearby supermarket.  Police identified the thieves from images on the store’s security cameras. The ventilators, which were stored in a bag, have since been recovered.