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New archaeological research from The Australian National University (ANU) has found that   Homo erectus , an extinct species of primitive humans, went extinct in part because they were 'lazy'. An archaeological excavation of ancient human populations in the Arabian Peninsula during the Early Stone Age, found that  Homo erectus  used 'least-effort strategies' for tool making and collecting resources. This 'laziness' paired with an inability to adapt to a changing climate likely played a role in the species going extinct, according to lead researcher Dr Ceri Shipton of the ANU School of Culture, History and Language. "They really don't seem to have been pushing themselves," Dr Shipton said. "I don't get the sense they were explorers looking over the horizon. They didn't have that same sense of wonder that we have." Dr Shipton said this was evident in the way the species made their stone tools and collected resources. &

Jose Mourinho has received backing from Manchester United fans Manchester United Supporters Trust vice chairman Sean Bones believes Jose Mourinho has not had sufficient backing from the club's owners. Mourinho cast a forlorn figure during pre-season - complaining about a reduced number of first-team players due to their World Cup exploits, the absence of Anthony Martial and a lack of new signings. However, while in the United States, Mourinho was still confident of one more arrival with a central defender at the top of his list, but deals for Harry Maguire, Yerry Mina and Toby Alderweireld failed to materialise Mourinho: Nothing has changed at Utd With Fred the only first-team addition made over the summer, Bones feels the owners have left Mourinho a huge task to mount a title challenge with his largely-unchanged squad. "Obviously it is the job of the owners to put the manager in the best possible position to win the league," Bones said

Award winning music sensation, Davido is featured in Pause UK magazine with an interview highlighting his recent successes. For the magazine the superstar talks about his career, his journey into music and his love for Africa. Read excerpts below: On how his music career started: I’ve always liked it, I kind of fell into music through some friends who were doing music, and then I used to follow my cousin to the studio and stuff and from there, it started. On struggles getting into music: I would say I was one of the lucky ones, the first time I ever recorded and dropped that got big, that was the first song I ever recorded, started blowing up. On being recognized worldwide: Lucky for me I started when I was like 16, I’m 25 now so it’s been a while but now it’s like, everybody’s looking at Africa, everybody’s interested in whatever Africa’s doing, so it’s better now for us and easier for us to get stuff out there, they love the music too, it’s good music. On h

Australian pro golfer  Jarrod Lyle  has died at age 36 after a long battle with cancer. His wife  Briony Lyle  announced the news on Thursday, saying in a statement to  Golf Australia , "It breaks my heart to tell everyone that Jarrod is no longer with us. He passed away peacefully at 8.20 p.m. last night having spent his final week among his family and close friends." Jarrod is also survived by the couple's daughters,  Lusi , 6, and  Jemma , 2. "Lusi, Jemma and I are filled with grief and now must confront our lives without the greatest husband and father we could ever have wished for," Briony continued in her statement. "At the same time, we have been blessed and overwhelmed with the messages and actions of support from around the world and feel comforted that Jarrod was able to happily impact so many people throughout his life. Our humble thanks to you all. Jarrod was able to take in many of the unbelievably kind and generous acts and words in h

The National Broadcasting Commission This was disclosed in a letter from the NBC dated 6th August 2018 and signed by its Zonal Director, Igomu Onoja. According to NBC, a part of the song – “This is Nigeria; look how we living now everybody be criminal” has been tagged “vulgar” and the song is now declared “unfit for radio”. Also banned from being aired was singer, Wande Cole’s song: ‘Iskaba’ alongside Olamide’s ‘See Mary, See Jesus’. DAILY POST recalls that Muslim Right Concern(MURIC)  had requested Falz to take down “This is Nigeria” video  over some “offensive” scenes which, they claimed, ridicules their religion. This sparked controversy online as some Muslims criticised MURIC for not giving an ultimatum to Boko Haram and murderous herdsmen. Nigerians react to MURIC’ ultimatum to Falz on ‘This is Nigeria’ video However, Falz, in response, said  MURIC’s allegation  of a hate video is baseless as the girls in hijab dancing ‘Shaku Shaku’ in the video symb

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(CNN) —  Various sex toys, including a vibrator, were mistaken for a bomb, causing a partial closure at Berlin's Schönefeld Airport on Tuesday. Employees at the airport were conducting routine X-rays of luggage when they spotted "suspicious content in a luggage piece," according to the federal police in Berlin. Because it was unclear from the initial scan what the bag contained, an alert was issued shortly before 11 a.m., resulting in the closure of the airport's D terminal while   police investigated the suspicious items. The owner of the bag was called over the airport speaker system and eventually talked to police about his luggage. However, he was reluctant to properly explain the contents of the bag -- possibly because of embarrassment, according to a federal police spokesperson -- saying instead that his luggage contained "technical stuff." After an hour-long investigation involving a bomb squad, authorities eventually determined that the