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FIFA appoints three Portuguese referees for Argentina's quarter-final clash
FIFA has confirmed João Pinheiro and two fellow Portuguese officials will oversee Argentina's World Cup quarter-final against Switzerland after controversy.
"Summon Tinubu": Moment lawmakers talked down colleague trends
The federal Nigerian lawmakers have started making headlines after talking down one of their colleagues who motion to query President Bola Tinubu.
Japa: Why UK-based Nigerians earning £2.6k are worse off than N60k earners in Nigeria, Bwala explains
Amid 'japa', Daniel Bwala explains why some Nigerians earning £2,600 monthly in the UK may be financially worse off than those earning N60,000 in Nigeria.
Peggy Ovire drops cryptic post amid divorce rumours with Frederick Leonard
Actress Peggy Ovire confirms her marriage to Frederick Leonard has ended, sharing a celebratory post amid divorce rumours. Reactions flood social media.
Canada announces extension of proof of citizenship processing time
Canada’s immigration department has extended proof of citizenship processing times to 19 months due to a 100,000-file backlog from new descent laws.
Arsene Wenger predicts which nation will win the 2026 World Cup
Arsene Wenger has predicted the nation he believes will win the 2026 FIFA World Cup as France prepare to face Morocco in a blockbuster quarter-final clash.
First Holdco leads massive trading spree as NGX adds N962bn in market value
The Nigerian stock market gained N961.75 billion on Thursday as First HoldCo, Zenith Bank, Access Holdings, and MTN Nigeria powered the benchmark index higher.
Big blow for England as star player set to miss 2 matches at 2026 FIFA World Cup
England defender Jarell Quansah receives a two-match ban for a red card against Mexico, impacting their defence ahead of the quarterfinal against Norway.
Interpol arrests 5,811 suspects, seizes $293m in 97 countries
The global policing organisation, Interpol, announced that it has arrested 5,811 suspects and seized roughly $293 million in illicit assets across 97 countries.
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