Month: July 2026
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Lionel Scaloni Discusses Lionel Messi’s Future Ahead of World Cup Final
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni reflects on Lionel Messi's legacy and future as the team gears up for the 2026 World Cup final.
2027: How the Supreme Court ADC Dispute Could Undermine the Opposition
The ADC's ongoing leadership battle heading to the Supreme Court risks damaging the party's electoral prospects for 2027 by distracting from necessary campaigning and eroding public trust.
Mr Eazi Hopes for Eleven Children With Spouse Temi Otedola
Singer Mr Eazi has suggested he wants eleven children with his wife Temi Otedola, a sentiment supported by her mother, Nana Otedola, during their recent podcast episode.
Besiktas denies rumors linking Mohamed Salah to the club
Besiktas has officially refuted reports suggesting Mohamed Salah might join the team, accusing journalist Yağız Sabuncuoğlu of fabricating the transfer rumors.
Mohamed Salah to join Besiktas following Liverpool departure
Mohamed Salah is reportedly set to join Besiktas on a one-year contract after departing Liverpool as a free agent this summer.
Legal expert: Authorities must investigate suspicious death despite family objections
Legal expert Liborous Oshoma explains that state authorities maintain the power to conduct autopsies in suspicious death cases even when families object, as the family of the late Mary Habila continues to seek the release of her remains.
Lionel Messi addresses viral photograph showing him with infant Lamine Yamal
Lionel Messi reflects on a 2007 photograph featuring him and a young Lamine Yamal ahead of their upcoming World Cup final clash.
Didier Deschamps to step down as France coach after 2026 World Cup finale
Didier Deschamps confirms he will resign as France's coach following the team's third-place playoff against England at the 2026 World Cup.
Akara Economics: Examining the Nigerian Philosophy of Survival
Stephanie Shaakaa argues that Nigeria's economic focus has shifted toward individual survival strategies, like side hustles, rather than building the systemic infrastructure required for national growth.
Unfilled Seats: The National Failure to Keep Our Students Safe
Stephanie Shaakaa explores how the recurring abduction of students in Nigeria has become a tragic norm, arguing that empty classroom desks stand as a permanent indictment of the nation's failure to protect its future.