Patty Jenkins to return to direct Wonder Woman 2

Patty Jenkins will return to direct the 2019 sequel to this year’s hit superhero movie Wonder Woman, film trade publications have said, after she became the highest-grossing female director in Hollywood history.

Jenkins will once again direct Israeli actress Gal Gadot as the superhero in Wonder Woman 2, scheduled for release on 13 December 2019, publications including Variety and Hollywood Reporter said.Both publications, citing unnamed sources, said Jenkins would be paid around $8m and also receive profits from the film’s box office gross.               

Kim Wall case: Sub hatch cover caused death - suspect

Swedish journalist Kim Wall died by accident after being hit by a hatch cover on board a submarine, the Danish owner of the vessel has told a court.

Peter Madsen said he had been holding the heavy hatch - but then lost his foothold and the hatch shut.

Mr Madsen then said he had tried to bury Ms Wall at sea and intended to commit suicide.

He has been charged with killing Ms Wall, whose headless torso was found on 23 August in waters off Denmark.

She was last seen alive on 10 August as she departed with Mr Madsen on his home-made submarine.

Tension in Abuja as factional students' associations clash over ASUU strike

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike has taken a new dimension - Pro and anti-government student's associations has turned on each other - The Unity Fountain in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja is the battle ground There is currently a clash going on between two factions of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) at the Unity Fountain in Abuja. A first group had assembled at the Unity Fountain to protest the ongoing strike action by ASUU when another group appeared to counter the protest. While the anti-strike group led by Haruna Kadiri urged the federal government to do all within its power to ensure that the ongoing strike by ASUU is called off, the second group led by Ade Abayomi said they are not at the fountain for a clash. 
Abayomi who spoke to NAIJ.com said it is clear to everyone that Kadiri is not a student. “He has no admission letter, and we have said it times without number that due process must be followed,” Abayomi said. 
He added that the faction had written to the federal government of the association's demand. He said a 21-day ultimatum had already been given to the government on the ongoing strike.
Meanwhile, NANS has given a 7-day ultimatum to the Niger state government over the health situation of one of its former leaders. In an emergency resolution issued in Abuja on Friday, September 1, the students body tasked the Niger State government as a matter of urgency, to take over the medical bill of Dauda Mohammed, a former president of NANS from Niger state. 

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Nigerian man Bunny Benson reportedly killed by a train in Italy

A Nigerian businessman based in Italy, Bunny Benson, has just been reported dead by one of his friends who goes by the name Trigonometric Ratio on Facebook. His friend disclosed that he left late Benson at the train station in San Romano, Pisa, Italy, when the unfortunate incident happened. The deceased was reported to have missed his train five times already. Ratio disclosed to NAIJ.com that: “He is my friend named Benson Bunny, he is an Igbo man, he just got killed now by fast running train in San Romano train station, Pisa, Italy. He was rushing to catch a train to Firenze Italy, where he does his business. According to him he has missed his train 5 times today. His body was littered everywhere.

5 signs you are likely suffering from “Nomophobia”

Nomophobia is described as the fear of being without or unable to access one’s mobile phone. This habit has a propensity to negatively impact all human endeavours – work, relationship and social interaction.

“People with Nomophobia actually experience feelings of fear, anxiety and some people actually report panic just at the thought of not having their phone,” said Dr Elizabeth Waterman, a clinical psychologist.

These symptoms show you may be suffering from “Nomophobia”, but you did not know.

Meghan Markle finally opens up about her relationship with Prince Harry: 'We're in love'

Actress Meghan Markle is finally opening up about her private relationship with Prince Harry, but don't expect her to give you too much of a peek into what it's like dating a member of the royal family. 

"We're a couple," Markle says in the October issue of Vanity Fair. "We're in love. I’m sure there will be a time when we will have to come forward and present ourselves and have stories to tell, but I hope what people will understand is that this is our time. This is for us. It’s part of what makes it so special, that it’s just ours. But we’re happy."

The two have been dating for over a year after meeting through friends in July 2016. They've kept such a low profile that there isn't a clear public photo of the pair together. 

The 36-year-old "Suits" actress says she isn't letting the whirlwind romance change much about her life.

Nigerian Tax Guru, Olanike Disu dies suddenly 24hrs after celebrating her birthday

Popular female tax guru, Olanike Disu, who is widely called Madam Tax, has died! She was a director at the Lagos Inland Revenue Service. She died yesterday September 4th, barely 24 hours after celebrating her birthday on Sunday, September 3rd.

She died in mysterious circumstances at a private hospital after complaining that she's not feeling too well barely 24-hours after she celebrated her birthday. She's survived by her two children. May her soul rest in peace, Amen.