Month: July 2026
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Scottish wheelchair basketball squads secure silver and bronze at Commonwealth Games
Scotland's wheelchair 3x3 basketball teams celebrate a historic haul, with the women winning silver and the men claiming bronze at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
President Tinubu Authorizes ₦46 Billion for Kano Airport Runway Project
Minister Festus Keyamo announced that President Tinubu approved ₦46 billion for a new runway and infrastructure upgrades at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport.
Peter Okoye Clarifies Remarks on Nigerian Languages Following Public Outcry
Peter Okoye, formerly of P-Square, has apologized for recent comments regarding Nigerian languages, clarifying that he holds no bias against Igbo culture and blaming critics for twisting his words.
Abba Moro claims Benue State governance mirrors church management
Senate Minority Leader Abba Moro has accused Governor Hyacinth Alia of running Benue State like a church, alleging that the governor holds all decision-making power and strips his appointees of their duties.
Sir Clive Lloyd Honors Sir Garfield Sobers at Barbados State Funeral
West Indies cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers was celebrated at a state funeral in Barbados, where former teammate Sir Clive Lloyd hailed him as the world's finest all-round cricketer.
Bail terms relaxed for Miyetti Allah leader Bello Bodejo in laundering case
An Abuja Federal High Court has adjusted the bail conditions for Miyetti Allah leader Bello Bodejo, slashing his bail requirement from N2 billion to N1 billion amid his money laundering trial.
Saudi Arabia Faces Strategic Crossroads Amid Expanding Conflict
Saudi Arabia is caught between maintaining its ambitious Vision 2030 development plans and responding to intensifying regional military threats from Iran-backed proxies.
Osun SSG and five others apprehended by police over vote-buying allegations
Osun SSG Teslim Igbalaye and five others have been arrested by police following a raid that uncovered voter materials and cash, sparking a dispute between the state government and the opposition.
City Boy Movement addresses controversy regarding Police Commissioner’s attendance at Lagos inauguration
The City Boy Movement has defended the presence of Lagos Police Commissioner Tijani Fatai at its recent inauguration, stating that his attendance was a standard security duty rather than a political endorsement.
Rudeboy asserts pride in heritage amid Peter Okoye’s language controversy
Rudeboy has publicly distanced himself from his twin brother, Peter Okoye, following backlash over Peter's comments regarding the value of Nigerian languages.