Month: June 2026
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Manchester City Finalize €20 Million Deal for Manager Enzo Maresca
Manchester City will pay Chelsea €20 million to release Enzo Maresca from his contract as he prepares to succeed Pep Guardiola on a three-year deal.
Security teams thwart kidnapping attempts in Owo
Security forces in Owo, Ondo State, successfully rescued victims and thwarted two separate kidnapping attempts by armed gunmen over the weekend.
United Nations Report Finds Myanmar Military Responsible for Over 700 Civilian Deaths
A UN report states that Myanmar's military killed at least 702 civilians over a six-month period, highlighting air strikes as the main cause of suffering amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Experts Warn of Rising Sophistication Among Armed Groups in Nigeria’s North-West
Allegations that bandit leader Bello Turji has accessed sophisticated weapons and formed alliances with insurgents have triggered alarms regarding the growing capability of criminal networks in Nigeria.
Gas plant explosion in Qatar leaves 13 dead and dozens wounded
A technical accident at Qatar's Barzan gas facility has killed 13 workers and injured 66, prompting an official investigation and reduced long-term energy output.
MURIC urges University of Jos to avoid scheduling events during Friday Jummah prayers
MURIC has formally requested that the University of Jos and JUTH avoid conflicts between institutional events and Friday Jummah prayer times, citing the recent scheduling of a lecture during that window.
The Delborough Lagos Honors Igwe Nnaemeka Alfred Achebe on His 85th Birthday
The Delborough Lagos hosted a grand dinner party for the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Nnaemeka Alfred Achebe, to commemorate his 85th birthday with various dignitaries in attendance.
Dan Evans Denies Extra Motivation Following Wimbledon Wildcard Snub
Dan Evans says missing out on a singles wildcard for his final Wimbledon appearance has not changed his motivation as he successfully begins his qualifying journey.
Alan Greenspan, Longtime Federal Reserve Chair, Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, the former US Federal Reserve chair who guided the economy through four presidencies, has died at 100 due to complications from Parkinson’s disease.
Abia APC Rejects Claims of Selecting Outsider for 2027 Governorship Candidate
Abia APC leadership has dismissed allegations that their 2027 governorship candidate is an outsider, affirming the validity of Eric Opah's primary election victory over Henry Ikoh.