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CAF President sends message to Ivory Coast ahead of World Cup R32 clash vs Norway
Ivory Coast faces Norway in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 32. CAF President Motsepe shows support for the Cote d'Ivoire as both teams aim for knockout success.
Breaking: Tension as court takes final decision on Sowore's cybercrime case
High Court grants Omoyele Sowore ₦200 million bail over cybercrime allegations, with conditions including sureties & passport submission amid ongoing legal battles.
Carter Efe breaks silence on Babcock University's fake first-class certificate claim, fans react
Carter Efe responds to Babcock University's certificate allegations, claiming a first-class degree while stirring debate linked to Ycee's comments on Olodo Uprising.
UNILAG DLI admission 2026: How students can apply without UTME as fees and application link emerge
The University of Lagos opens applications for its Distance Learning Institute for 2026/2027, offering flexible programmes without UTME. Enrol now!
N30m empowerment fund unveiled as GiNN 5.0 attracts over 10,000 Nigerian youths
Over 10,000 youths gathered at GiNN 5.0 in Lagos, where leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators discussed empowerment, leadership and opportunities.
Breaking: 5 top youth footballers die in car accident as details emerge
Tragedy strikes as five young footballers die in a road accident while heading to a match in Kebbi. Governor Idris provides N20 million support to bereaved families.
Pastor Taiwo Adeshina: Kunle Afod, others mourn as Nollywood actor Elegbeje Ado passes away
Kunle Afod has announced the death of veteran actor Taiwo Adeshina, aka Elegbeje Ado, throwing fans into mourning his legacy in Nollywood and ministry.
Is it true Nigeria spent $61bn supporting South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle? Facts emerge
Nigeria's $61 billion support for South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle is detailed, highlighting its pivotal role and contributions in the fight against apartheid.
UK asylum seekers face £10,000 repayment under new Immigration Bill
UK asylum seekers were asked to repay £10,000 for housing and support under the Immigration Bill, sparking criticism from refugee groups and experts.
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