Month: July 2026
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Swansea Council Approves Sale of Swansea.com Stadium to Local Football Club
Swansea Council has reached a deal to sell the Swansea.com Stadium to Swansea City, a move the club claims will provide financial stability and support their ambition to return to the Premier League.
Graham returns as Scotland makes 14 adjustments to face Fiji
Scotland has announced a heavily rotated squad for their Nations Championship game against Fiji at Murrayfield, with Darcy Graham returning and Gregor Brown the sole survivor from the previous match.
PETROAN Urges Immediate Reactivation of State-Owned Refineries to Stabilize Fuel Costs
PETROAN is calling for the urgent revival of government-owned refineries to combat rising fuel prices and currency instability following shifts in the downstream oil sector.
Experts and Civil Society Organizations Criticize Four Decades of SAP Privatization in Nigeria
Economists and civil society leaders gathered in Abuja to condemn the long-term impacts of the Structural Adjustment Programme, arguing that reliance on privatization has hindered Nigeria’s development.
Military Forces Neutralize Explosive Threat in Sambisa Forest
Military personnel successfully disposed of an improvised explosive device discovered by soldiers in the Sambisa Forest of Borno State, protecting local farming areas from potential harm.
Lagos State Prohibits Mandatory No-Refund and No-Return Policies
Lagos State has warned businesses that 'no refund, no return' policies are illegal and cannot override consumer protection rights when products or services are defective or misrepresented.
Uncertainty Looms Over 2026 NBA Polls as Three Senior Advocates Compete for Presidency
Internal discord and legal challenges have placed the upcoming 2026 Nigerian Bar Association national elections in jeopardy, as three presidential hopefuls face off amid court injunctions and government interference.
Senate Approves Professor Abayomi Fasina for Ambassadorial Post Amid Opposition
Despite public protests and pending court cases, the Nigerian Senate has confirmed Professor Abayomi Fasina as a non-career ambassador following committee clearance.
UK Government Reaffirms Sovereignty Over Falkland Islands Following Argentina Team Protest
The UK government has officially reiterated that the Falkland Islands are British territory after Argentine players displayed a political banner following their World Cup win over England.
Senate Approves Fasina as Non-Career Ambassador Following Committee Review
Despite public opposition and allegations of misconduct, the Senate has confirmed Professor Abayomi Sunday Fasina as a non-career ambassador.