Month: July 2026
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Analysts Predict Atiku Abubakar’s 2027 Presidential Bid Will Fail Due to Amaechi Selection
Political analysts argue that Atiku Abubakar’s selection of Rotimi Amaechi as his 2027 running mate is a strategic error that threatens his chances of presidential victory.
Akpabio Advises Wike to Pace Himself While Praising His Performance
Senate President Godswill Akpabio lauded FCT Minister Nyesom Wike for his work ethic, tracing the minister's dedication back to an early visit to Akwa Ibom State.
Sam Curran Eyes Vacant England Test Role After Ben Stokes Retirement
Sam Curran has expressed a desire to succeed Ben Stokes in the England Test team, offering a potential solution to the team's balance issues following Stokes' retirement.
Remembering Diogo Jota: A Look Back One Year After His Passing
A year after the tragic death of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, teammates and coaches reflect on his talent, humility, and the lasting impact he made on those around him.
South African Government Condemns Jacob Zuma for Encounter with Fugitive Gupta
The South African government has denounced former President Jacob Zuma for meeting with Ajay Gupta, a figure central to major state corruption allegations, while signaling his intent to pursue political office again.
GAA Plans Reduction for Casement Park Stadium Project
The GAA is expected to significantly reduce its redevelopment plans for Casement Park in Belfast due to ongoing funding shortfalls and planning delays.
Oyo State Denies Ransom Payments Following Kidnapping Allegations by VeryDarkMan
Oyo State officials have refuted claims by activist Martins Otse that ransom was paid to kidnappers, affirming that rescue efforts remain strictly within official security channels.
Will Companies Accommodate Fans During England’s Late-Night World Cup Match?
As England prepares for a 1:00 AM World Cup match, businesses are weighing the benefits of offering flexible start times against the operational realities of the following workday.
Former Benue SSG Prof. David Salifu Assassinated in Ambush
Former Benue SSG Professor David Salifu has died after being shot by gunmen during an ambush on the Wukari–Joota Road while traveling to a family funeral.
Federal Government Settles ₦39.63 Billion in Pension Debts
The Federal Government has distributed ₦39.63 billion to nearly 25,000 retirees to clear long-standing pension liabilities, marking a significant effort to support the welfare of former public servants.