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Colombia Beat Jamaica To Reach Women’s World Cup Quarter-Finals
Colombia beat Jamaica to reach Women’s World Cup quarter-finals.
BREAKING: FG Bans Honorary Degree Holders from Using “Dr” Title, Warns of Fraud
The Federal Government has barred recipients of honorary degrees from using the “Dr” title, warning that violations will be treated...
Senate Pushes to Revoke MTN and DSTV Licences Over Xenophobic Attacks
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has called for the revocation of MTN and DSTV licences in Nigeria...
Casemiro Makes Final Decision on Manchester United Exit at End of Season
Brazilian midfielder Casemiro has announced he will leave Manchester United when his contract expires, bringing an end to his four-year...
How Tinubu Forced Obi, Kwankwaso to Work Together — Dele Momodu
ADC chieftain Dele Momodu says President Bola Tinubu’s political pressure pushed opposition figures like Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso into...
When Is Big Brother Naija Season 11 Audition Starting?
BBNaija organisers have teased the start of Season 11 auditions, but fans are still waiting for the official date and...
Lagos Spa Worker Bathed in Acid After ‘Home Massage Session’ Booking
A spa worker in Lagos is receiving treatment after a suspected acid attack, with police investigating a case linked to...
Arsenal Reach First Champions League Final in 20 Years After Saka Sinks Atletico
Arsenal F.C. have booked their first UEFA Champions League final spot in two decades after edging past Atlético Madrid 2-1...
IPOB Slams Akpabio Over ‘Peace Talk,’ Calls Remarks Political Blackmail
IPOB has criticised Senate President Godswill Akpabio’s recent comments, describing them as threats and insisting its demand remains a referendum...
BBNaija Season 11 Returns as Organisers Tease Auditions
Organisers of Big Brother Naija have hinted at the show’s return for Season 11, with auditions set to begin soon,...
FULL LIST: 17 Reps Who Defected from ADC to NDC
At least 17 lawmakers have dumped the ADC for the NDC, citing internal crises, as political realignments intensify ahead of...
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