Month: July 2026
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Justice Minister Leads Prosecution in Sowore Defamation Case
Attorney-General Lateef Fagbemi has stepped in to lead the prosecution against Omoyele Sowore in a high-profile criminal defamation trial in Abuja.
South African players make history as first married couple in a WAFCON match
Robyn and Gabriela Moodaly-Salgado have made tournament history as the first married couple to play together in a WAFCON match during South Africa's game against Tanzania.
Jonathan Vatsa maintains stance against same-faith tickets for 2027
Former Niger State official Jonathan Vatsa remains firm in his opposition to same-faith tickets while commending Governor Uba Sani for promoting religious inclusivity in Kaduna State.
Ogun Police Intercept Cattle Thieves and Prevent Kidnapping
Ogun State police have arrested two cattle thieves, recovered six stolen cows, and successfully rescued a kidnapping victim during recent patrol operations.
ADC Leader Urges Rivers Residents to Avoid Past Electoral Errors in 2027
ADC chieftain Eze Chukwuemeka Eze warns Rivers State voters to avoid repeating the mistakes of 2015 during the 2027 governorship election, advocating for equity and a move away from political godfatherism.
Nigerian pharmacists report 9,850 departures over five years, demand stiffer penalties for fake drugs
The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria reports that 9,850 pharmacists have left the country in five years, while advocating for harsher penalties for fake drug offenders and improved substance abuse control.
Cameron Norrie Secures First Victory Since April
Cameron Norrie returned to winning ways at the Mifel Open in Los Cabos, while Katie Boulter exited the Citi Open following a first-round defeat.
Presidency tells Peter Obi to abandon claims of 2023 election victory
Presidential aide Bayo Onanuga has dismissed claims by Peter Obi that he won the 2023 presidential election, labeling such statements as delusional and urging him to accept his third-place defeat.
US Musician D4vd Faces Trial Over Murder of Teenager
Singer D4vd will stand trial following a judge's ruling that sufficient evidence exists regarding the murder and dismemberment of a 14-year-old girl.
Federal Government Pursues Revival of Ajaokuta Steel and Textile Facilities
Minister of State for Industry, Senator John Enoh, confirmed that the federal government is negotiating with investors to reactivate defunct textile factories and the Ajaokuta Steel Company to drive economic growth toward a one-trillion-dollar goal.