Month: July 2026
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Chelsea receives £10 million penalty and suspended transfer ban for historic rule violations
Chelsea has been fined £10 million and given a suspended transfer ban after self-reporting dozens of secret payment violations from the Roman Abramovich era.
Pharmacy Council Closes 383 Illegal Drug Facilities in Ogun State
The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria has shut down 383 drug outlets in Ogun State for failing to meet regulatory standards, including operating without licenses and poor storage practices.
Abuja Police Seize Fraudulent Official and Diplomatic License Plates
FCT Police have seized a stash of fake diplomatic and official government license plates used by criminals in Abuja to evade arrest.
Governor Makinde Inaugurates Inquiry Into Oriire Abduction Amid False Allegations
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has established a judicial panel to investigate the 2026 Oriire school abductions, aiming to debunk false claims of government involvement and improve future security.
Nigeria Targets 2027 for Ending Electricity Subsidies
Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe announced that Nigeria will phase out electricity subsidies by 2027 to stabilize the sector, while confirming there are no current plans to increase consumer tariffs.
Spain Visa Regulations for African Citizens in 2026
Clarifying the visa status for African travelers to Spain in 2026, noting that current Schengen rules apply rather than individual visa-free agreements.
Katsina United Introduce 11 New Players for 2026/27 NPFL Campaign
Katsina United has bolstered its squad with 11 new signings as the team prepares for the 2026-27 Nigeria Premier Football League season.
Plateau State Government Denounces Mob Killing of University of Jos Student
The Plateau State government has officially condemned the mob killing of University of Jos graduate Ibrahim Mbaya, labeling the act as barbaric and insisting on justice through legal channels.
Power Minister Joseph Tegbe Rejects Electricity Tariff Hike Plans
Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe has clarified that the federal government is not planning to increase electricity tariffs, prioritizing service improvements and metering instead.
Fresh violence in Plateau claims one life and leaves three injured
Armed assailants killed one man in Ncha and wounded a pastor along with two others in Fubok, highlighting ongoing security concerns across Plateau State.