Ciara Returns $500K 15-carat emerald-cut engagement ring to Future

Ciara isn't getting back with Future, and based on PageSix, sources say she's given him back her 15-carat emerald-cut wedding ring, made by Avianne & Co. and worth about $500,000. Future and Ciara were engaged in October, but split in August after rumors swirled of him cheating. Friends of Ciara, who's taking care of another album, tell PageSix she's “definitely  getting back together” with the rapper, and is centered on being a mother for their son, Future Jr. -

Future & Ciara Back Together For The Sake Of Their Baby

Despite the rumors that Future has been cheating on Ciara with his stylist, Future and Ciara are living together again. Though Ciara called off the engagement, sources close to the couple have told TMZ that Ciara wants to make things work between them so that Future can help take care of their 4-month-old son, Future Zahir. Ciara must be willing to overlook the past ... since she was the one who claimed Future cheated on her while he was on tour -- and then broke off their engagement last month. TMZ was told Ciara wasn't interested in a shared parenting situation ... saying she believes Future's a good father and that it's best for their son if his dad's there. Pretty selfless of her, if she really believes he cheated.

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Emenike as future Yekini

Players with a nose for putting the ball in the back of the net are hot commodities anywhere in the world of football and Nigeria’s Emmanuel Emenike is one example of such players.

Many Nigerians should be glad that the quick, strong and clinical finisher did not yield to pressures from Turkey to play for the Crescent Stars.

Just one major outing for his country, the 25-year-old has been turning heads and hogging headlines in the media, where he has been compared to the legendary Rashidi Yekini.

AFCON 2013: 'Moses Begged Me To Allow Him Play Penalties, I Will Play Spot-Kicks In Future' – Mikel

John Mikel Obi has revealed that he was set to take the two penalty kicks, in the Super Eagles last Group C game against Ethiopia, but his Chelsea team mate Victor Moses, pleaded to allow him take them.  Obi had missed from the spot in the second game against Zambia, but Moses converted the two kicks to give Nigeria a much needed victory.

The midfielder however said he will not run away from taking spot-kicks in future.