Month: July 2026
16 posts
France’s Dominant World Cup Run: Can Anyone Stop Les Bleus?
France showcased their immense talent and unity in a commanding 3-0 win over Sweden, moving into the round of 16 as the clear team to beat in the 2026 World Cup.
Obeagwe: The Anambra Town That Reveres Alligators as Divine Protectors
Obeagwe, a community in Anambra State, maintains a unique tradition of worshipping alligators as protectors, a belief rooted in their ancestors' successful defense of their land against external encroachment.
Donald Trump Reports Over $1 Billion in Cryptocurrency Earnings During First Year of Second Term
Financial disclosures reveal President Donald Trump earned over $1 billion from cryptocurrency-related business ventures during his first year in office, prompting both public interest and a defense from the White House regarding ethics.
Nigerian Government Offers Incentives to Boost Local Smartphone Manufacturing
The Nigerian government is offering tax waivers and special incentives to phone manufacturers who commit to building production plants in Nigeria by November to improve device affordability.
UNICROSS Strike: ASUU and Cross River Government Schedule Resolution Talks
ASUU and the Cross River State government are preparing for negotiations to end a 45-day strike at UNICROSS that stems from unresolved welfare and financial grievances.
Coalition dismisses claims against Gbajabiamila as baseless diversions
A coalition of diverse groups has defended Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, characterizing recent allegations regarding budget allocations as baseless distractions and unverified claims.
Serena Williams defeated by Maya Joint in singles comeback
Serena Williams made her long-awaited return to singles tennis at Wimbledon, but was edged out by Maya Joint in a hard-fought three-set match.
NAFDAC Issues Urgent Warning Regarding Food Safety Hazards in Nigeria
NAFDAC Director-General Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye is calling for national action to combat the risks of unsafe food, emphasizing the need for shared responsibility from farm to table to prevent foodborne illness.
Medserve-LUTH Cancer Centre Secures Top Oncology Award for Fourth Consecutive Year
The Medserve-LUTH Cancer Centre has once again been honored as Nigeria's most outstanding oncology facility, marking four straight years of industry recognition for its impact on patient care.
Reflecting on Tunji Bello at 65: A Legacy of Empathy and Professionalism
As Tunji Bello celebrates his 65th birthday, his tenure at the FCCPC is marked by a focus on fairness, inclusive governance, and a deep commitment to staff welfare and consumer protection.