Month: July 2026
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Tolanibaj, Ex-BBNaija Star, Opts for Egg Freezing to Preserve Future Choices
Former Big Brother Naija personality Tolanibaj is preparing to freeze her eggs, prioritizing future options and reproductive readiness.
NCC updates MVNO operational guidelines to boost telecom competition
The NCC is updating its business rules for Mobile Virtual Network Operators to foster competition, enhance digital inclusion, and provide clearer regulatory guidance for the sector.
Sowore Criticizes EFCC, Labels Agency a Symbol of Misplaced Priorities
African Action Congress candidate Omoyele Sowore claims the EFCC has lost its purpose, arguing the agency focuses on petty issues rather than significant corruption.
Bauchi State Administration Removes Wikki Tourist Management After Relegation, Names Sole Administrator
The Bauchi State Government has dismissed the Wikki Tourist FC management following the club's relegation, appointing Alhaji Haruna Bako as the new sole administrator.
Arsenal Accelerating Pursuit of Aston Villa Winger Morgan Rogers
Arsenal is intensifying its transfer efforts to sign Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers, prioritizing him as a key addition to their squad following his World Cup performance.
Imo NDC Denies Owerri Meeting Disturbance
The Imo State chapter of the NDC has denied claims that their meeting in Owerri was attacked, stating that the event depicted in viral videos was not organized by the party.
Tuchel Attributes England’s 2026 World Cup Exit to Team Identity
Thomas Tuchel explains how England's 2-1 defeat to Argentina in the 2026 World Cup semifinal was influenced by fundamental differences in footballing DNA.
Can the ‘Manchesterism’ Strategy That Propelled Andy Burnham Succeed Nationwide?
As Andy Burnham moves to 10 Downing Street, the nation evaluates whether his successful 'Manchesterism' model—which focused on regional investment and private-sector partnerships—can effectively transform the British economy.
Kashim Shettima’s Final Hurdles: An Analysis by Azu Ishiekwene
Azu Ishiekwene examines the political challenges, international pressure, and internal maneuvering that defined Vice President Kashim Shettima's journey toward securing his renomination for a second term.
Uncovering Nigeria’s Root Challenge: Moving Beyond Conventional Narratives to the AUTOSUCOM Model
Nigeria’s primary challenge is not merely poverty, but a structural lack of community-level sustainability that triggers economic displacement and forced migration.