NAIJA REFORM

No fewer than 17 Nigerians have been deported from Ghana for allegedly committing offences in the country, involving in cyber crimes, known in Nigeria as 'Yahoo Yahoo'. According to the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS), it said 29 people were arrested in Ho, the Volta Regional capital but 17 were found involved in criminal activities. The Ho Municipal Police Commander, DSP Anthony Danso, said after their arrest, they immediately handed the suspects over to immigration service to determine their status and finding shows that only 12 out of the 29 Nigerians were found to be legal residents of Ho. Danso continued that those that were found to be legal residents were immediately freed to continue their various work and activities, adding that some house owners in the country are afraid to lease their apartments to some Nigerians. Item recovered by the police are 20 mobile phones, 33 laptops, two television sets and other electronic gadgets.

More than 110,000 persons in 24 communities, including Makurdi, have been displaced by a flood in Benue state. The Executive Secretary of the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), Mr. Boniface Ortese, who disclosed the this on Wednesday said over 2,769 households were also affected. He explained that places affected included Achusa, Idye, Wurukum Market, Genabe, Industrial Layout, Demekpe, Wadata Market, Katungu, behind the Civil Service Commission, Agboughul-Wadata among others in Makurdi. “In Achusa, 200 houses were affected with 5,125 persons displaced. In Idye, 217 houses with 5,200 persons displaced. Also, behind the Civil Service Commission, 200 houses were submerged in flood and 5,777 persons were displaced." At Genabe, 200 houses were affected with 5,021 persons displaced, 218 houses around the Wurukum Market were affected with 1,000 persons displaced, and at Wadata Market, 150 houses were affected and 4,300 persons were displaced." "Si...

At least ten people have been reported injured after a one-storey building collapsed in Oshodi area of Lagos State. The building collapsed on Sunday at No 35, Adesanya Street, Mafoluku area of Oshodi. SITUATION REPORT ON THE COLLAPSED BUILDING AT 35, ADESANYA STREET, MAFOLUKU OSHODI a storey building at the address suddenly came down with two people said to be trapped and rescued and taken to a nearby hospital by neighbours before the arrival of the Agency's LRT. MORETO COME

Manchester United's talks with Crystal Palace over bringing Aaron Wan-Bissaka to Old Trafford have restarted, Naijareform understands. Palace are reported to want a guaranteed £50m up front for the 21-year-old England U21 international full-back, who has three years remaining on his contract at Selhurst Park. United are understood to have had one bid worth an initial £35m with additional payments totalling to £15m, rejected, but have made no fresh bid as of Monday afternoon. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants to bring players in quickly this summer as he looks to build his squad for the new season. Palace are under no pressure to sell Wan-Bissaka, who featured 39 times in all competitions last season as the Eagles finished 12th in the Premier League. Wan-Bissaka is currently at the European U21 Championships in Italy but Aidy Boothroyd will not prevent him from completing the formalities of a move to United should they strike a deal with Crystal Palace

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