Taiwanese hacker vows to hack and delete Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page and says he'll broadcast the takedown live on Facebook on Sunday

A Taiwanese hacker named Chang Chi-yuan has claimed he would take down Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page in a live broadcast before appearing to pull out of the plan. Chang Chi-yuan told his 27,000 followers he would target the Facebook founder's own account this Sunday. Then he backtracked today and said he would instead demand money from Facebook in return for flagging up the glitch to Facebook. He added that he had not expected the world's media to pick up on his plans. Chang describes himself as a "bug bounty-hunter" who claims to have exposed flaws in a series of high-profile companies' security systems, Bloomberg reports. In the post he said: "Broadcasting the deletion of Facebook founder Zuck's account. Scheduled to go live". Some commenters had criticised his plans, with one saying: "Listen man, if you really have a bug that can take over Zuck's page, I don't recommended you do it. You can just inform them about that bug and you will get rewarded for this." Another said: "It’s really sad to prove your strength by hurting others." Later Chang wrote in a comment: "I am canceling my live feed. I have reported the bug to Facebook and I will show proof when i get bounty from Facebook." The Taiwanese social media celebrity has previously said: "I don't want to be a proper hacker, and I don't even want to be a hacker at all. I'm just bored and try to dabble so that I can earn some money." He claims to have targeted the software of major corporations including Apple and Elon Musk's Tesla.

Check out stunning Green carpet photos from 2018 FIFA The Best Awards

Here are stunning Green carpet photos from the just concluded FIFA The Best Awards which held at the London's Royal Festival Hall. The award was attended by football legends, coaches, soccer stars and their partners among others.

Notorious cultist arrested over the killing of corps member who was shot dead in Bayelsa

The Bayelsa State Police Command have arrested a notorious cult leader, armed robbery and suspected killer of a corps member who was shot dead in 2016. The suspect, Prince Owei, an indigene of Ikebiri community of Southern was said to have killed James Onuh, a member of National Youth Service Corps in Obele area of Yenagoa, Bayelsa State in 2016. He was arrested on Thursday by the special tactical team of the State Police Command following an order of the State Commissioner of Police, Austin Iwar. The victim who was a graduate of the Federal University of Agriculture, Markurdi, Benue State, was attached to the Bayelsa State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure for his primary assignment before the sad incident. He was shot dead at Obele junction in Yenagoa while withdrawing from Automated Teller Machine in 2016

The Police Public Relations Officer, Bayelsa State Command, Asinim Butswat, confirmed the arrest of Owei. The police spokesman, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, said the suspect was arrested at the Samson Siasia Sports Complex, Yenagoa, on his way to watch a football match. He said the police recovered a locally-made revolver pistol, one live cartridge and packets of Rohypnol tablets from Owei. Butswat said, “On September 20, 2018, at about 1610 hours, operatives arrested a notorious cult leader and a robber who was on the wanted list of Bayelsa State Police Command. “The suspect one Prince Owei, male, aka Big Fela, 19, from Ikebiri community, but resident at St. Peters, Ovom, was arrested at the Sports Complex, Yenagoa, on his way to watch a football match. “A locally-made revolver pistol, one live cartridge and packets of Rohypnol tablets were recovered from him. “The suspect, a jailbird and a confessed member of Icelanders cult group will be charged to court when investigations are concluded. “The command is determined to ensure the safety of lives and property. We hereby appeal to the members of the public to provide useful information that will assist the police in fighting crimes in the state.”

Damola Cruz Unveils Label Alan Cruzer; Drops ‘The Bespoke Luxury Collection’

Nigerian bespoke tailoring company Alan Cruzer has dropped their 2018 Bespoke Luxury Collection. The modern fashion brand by top model turned designer Damola Cruz Adebowale supply men with all their needs from custom suits, shirts and accessories including shoes, ties, cufflinks and all other customized accessories. Modeled by the designer, the collection showcases well-tailored bespoke suits for different types of grooms and their bridal party. The pieces are all made from the finest fabrics. However, the collection is bridal themed, it is not limited to grooms only. The pieces are suitable for all kinds of special occasions. According to the designer, “Alan Cruzer Bespoke traditionally cut from a pattern drafted from scratch for our customer, and so differs from ready-to-wear, which is factory made in finished condition, standardized sizes, and from made to measure, which is produced to order from an adjusted block pattern. We are dedicated to providing world class tailoring and exceptional service. The kind of service that you remember and the quality of garments that make you feel special when you wear them.” See the collection below

Kofi Annan Buried Amidst Tears: Obasanjo, Saraki At Burial Of Kofi Annan (Photos)

The burial ceremony of former UN secretary general Kofi Annan is currently ongoing, and Nigeria's former President, Olusegun Obasanjo and Senate President Bukola Saraki are leading the Nigerian delegation. World leaders past and present, traditional rulers and global royalty who described Kofi Annan as an “extraordinary” person who had a “joy of life”, were led by the late diplomat's widow Nane Maria for his final funeral rites. The current UN Secretary General, António Guterres, in his speech shared one of the popular icon's saying; Guterres quoted him: “Always remember you are never too young to lead and you are never too old to learn.” When Annan passed on, Guterres said of him: “He provided people everywhere with a space for dialogue, a place for problem-solving and a path to a better world. “In these turbulent and trying times, he never stopped working to give life to the values of the United Nations Charter. His legacy will remain a true inspiration for all of us.” Aside the Nigerian delegation led by Obasanjo and Bukola Saraki, the president of Ivory Coast and the leaders of Liberia, Namibia, Ethiopia, Niger, Zimbabwe, Germany and Mauritius attended the burial ceremony of the late diplomat. The ceremony was projected onto big screens outside the auditorium for the crowds of mourners that could not fit inside the venue. Many commuters in the capital wore black as a sign of respect. On Wednesday, Mr Annan’s family and Ghanaian dignitaries were among hundreds to file past his casket amid traditional rites by local chiefs and clan leaders. Mr Annan, a Ghanaian of Ashanti lineage, was granted a royal title by the Ashanti king in 2002. The elders said the rites, including presenting him with clothing and water, were necessary to clear the path for a peaceful “travel” for their royal. Some mourners, like New York-based community mayor Delois Blakely, had flown long distances to pay their respects. Here are more photos from the burial ceremony below;