Month: July 2026
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Siblings Astrid and Ursula Carroll to face off at Glasgow 2026
Teenage sisters Astrid and Ursula Carroll are set to represent Scotland and England respectively at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, meeting for the first time in official competition.
Itsekiri Global Homecoming Teams Up With Overland Airways for Olu of Warri’s 5th Coronation Anniversary
The Itsekiri Global Homecoming has named Overland Airways the official airline partner for the upcoming fifth coronation anniversary of the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, offering discounted flights to Warri for the August 2026 event.
NCAA Warns Royal Air Maroc of Potential Flight Suspension Following Passenger Service Issues
The NCAA has threatened to halt Royal Air Maroc’s operations in Nigeria, citing a failure to address passenger complaints, frequent baggage issues, and persistent disregard for regulatory oversight.
Wike-allied group seizes PDP headquarters in Oyo
Supporters of Nyesom Wike have seized control of the Oyo State PDP secretariat in Ibadan, previously managed by a group loyal to Governor Seyi Makinde.
Dr. Wahab Shittu Advocates for Death Penalty in Terrorism Cases
Senior Advocate of Nigeria Dr. Wahab Shittu argues that the death penalty should be a firm component of the legal response to terrorism, while urging legislative reform to allow for harsher sentencing.
Newcastle and Liverpool organizing memorial for Kevin Keegan at season start
Newcastle United and Liverpool are planning a commemorative tribute for the late Kevin Keegan during their Premier League opening match.
Oyo Kidnappers Break Down in Tears Following Life Sentence
Captured militants convicted of kidnapping school children and teachers in Oyo State were filmed weeping after receiving life prison sentences.
Inside the World’s Smallest University Campus
Discover how the Tuvalu Campus of the University of the South Pacific provides essential education despite being the world's smallest university with only three classrooms.
Amnesty International Labels Defamation Charges Against Omoyele Sowore as Bogus
Amnesty International has officially condemned the defamation case against activist Omoyele Sowore, calling the legal charges a sham intended to suppress free speech.
National Population Commission launches 4,011 digital hubs for birth and death records
The National Population Commission has rolled out over 4,000 digital centers across Nigeria to automate the registration of births and deaths as part of a national modernization strategy.