Month: June 2026
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Examining the player-led protests over Wimbledon prize money
Top tennis stars are limiting media appearances at Wimbledon to protest for a larger share of tournament revenue and improved player welfare contributions.
NDLEA Promises Tougher Action Against Bauchi Drug Traffickers
The NDLEA in Bauchi State has seized over 2.2 tonnes of illegal drugs and secured 79 convictions in the last seven months, with the State Commander vowing to escalate efforts against local traffickers.
Antonelli paces Mercedes duo during Austrian Grand Prix practice
Kimi Antonelli led a Mercedes one-two finish in the opening practice at the Austrian Grand Prix, while Ferrari evaluates the effectiveness of their latest upgrades.
INEC Denies Rumors Regarding Delta Voter Registration Suspension
INEC has debunked rumors of a suspension in the voter registration exercise for the Akwukwu Igbo area of Delta State, confirming that operations are following a set schedule.
Boko Haram operative condemned to death for 2015 Maiduguri assault
A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced Boko Haram member Alkali Yarima to death for his role in the 2015 Maiduguri attacks, along with several other prison sentences for terrorism-related crimes.
NDLEA Reports Rise in Cannabis Cultivation Within Adamawa State
The NDLEA has identified and destroyed three cannabis farms in Adamawa State, signaling a shift toward local production of illicit substances in the region.
Lagos Environment Commissioner expresses regret over waste disposal issues
Lagos Commissioner for the Environment, Tokunbo Wahab, has apologized for recent waste management issues and outlined a transition toward a circular, resource-focused waste system.
Public reaction trails First Lady’s suggestion for Nigerians to enter small-scale food trades
Nigeria's First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, faces backlash after advising citizens to start small food businesses, sparking a debate on economic reality versus dignity in labor.
Identities of men accused of assisting in drugging and abusing woman revealed
Legal restrictions have been removed to allow the naming of men accused of helping a husband drug and sexually abuse his wife, as the trial proceedings continue at Minshull Street Crown Court.
Peter Obi requests delay for state police implementation until post-2027 election cycle
Peter Obi argues that Nigeria's state police initiative should be paused until after the 2027 elections to prevent political abuse and ensure proper legislative oversight.