Month: July 2026
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Dewi Lake sidelined for Wales’ clash with South Africa
Wales skipper Dewi Lake will likely sit out the South Africa Test due to a groin injury, with Jac Morgan expected to lead the side.
Abducted Oyo principal details 56-day captivity ordeal
A rescued Oyo State school principal recounts how kidnappers executed two hostages to pressure the government during their 56-day captivity.
Canada issues warning on five common visa application errors that trigger a five-year ban
Canada's immigration department warns that submitting false documents or information can lead to a five-year ban, stressing that applicants are legally responsible for all data submitted, even via representatives.
Kano Police Prosecute 123 Motorists for License Plate Violations
Following the launch of Operation Clean Plates, the Kano State Police have charged 123 drivers with registration violations and recovered illicit items from a suspect.
Dutch Official Rob Dieperink Passes Away Following World Cup Removal
Dutch referee Rob Dieperink has died, weeks after he was removed from the World Cup officiating list following a police investigation that was ultimately dropped due to lack of evidence.
Ondo State Authorities Suspend 27 Students for Disciplinary Violations
The Ondo State government has suspended 27 students from three public secondary schools in Akure following reports of gross misconduct and behavioral violations.
Blogger Detained Over Alleged Defamation of Governor Soludo
Ejike Ofoegbu, a blogger accused of defaming Governor Chukwuma Soludo and his family, has been remanded in custody after a court in Awka declined jurisdiction over the case.
Iraola signals need for new recruits at Liverpool
New Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola has confirmed the club is pursuing further transfers while outlining his vision for an aggressive, high-energy style of play.
Trump Announces 20 Percent Security Levy for Strait of Hormuz Cargo
President Trump has implemented a 20 percent security charge on cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz, declaring the U.S. as the region's guardian.
ADC claims fraudulent INEC papers used in nomination dispute
The ADC has accused a rival group of fabricating INEC documents to falsely claim they submitted nominations, while the party reaffirms its own legitimate candidacy filings.