Month: July 2026
7702 posts
Wike Credits Tinubu and National Assembly for FCT Infrastructure Success
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike identifies the support of President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly as the primary drivers behind the rapid infrastructure growth within Abuja.
Fiji brings a touch of Suva to Wales for Nations Championship
Fiji is hosting their home match against Wales in Cardiff as part of a strategy to fund a new stadium in Suva, while showcasing their culture to local supporters.
Riyad Mahrez Retires from International Soccer Following Algeria’s World Cup Exit
Algeria captain Riyad Mahrez has officially retired from international football after the national team's 2-0 defeat to Switzerland in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32.
Depot Nigerian Army Requests Proof Regarding Misconduct Claims at UNIOSUN
The Depot Nigerian Army is calling for concrete evidence from witnesses and victims after Osun State University students alleged that military personnel invaded their hostels, committed physical assaults, and engaged in sexual misconduct.
Lewis Hamilton sets the pace during Silverstone practice
Lewis Hamilton led the practice session at Silverstone, outpacing Kimi Antonelli and the rest of the field as fans arrived in record numbers for the British Grand Prix weekend.
Daniel Ogunmodede named new Technical Adviser for Kano Pillars
Kano Pillars has recruited former Remo Stars coach Daniel Ogunmodede to lead the team as Technical Adviser for the upcoming Nigeria Premier Football League season.
Wike Supports Akpabio on Claims Regarding Tinubu’s Infrastructure Achievements
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike defended Senate President Godswill Akpabio, stating that no previous Nigerian president has matched Tinubu's record for infrastructure development in the FCT.
Governor Lawal Joins First State House Press Corps Presidential Dinner
Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal attended the inaugural State House Press Corps dinner in Abuja, where President Tinubu was named Grand Patron and emphasized the importance of journalistic responsibility.
Sanitation divergence: Enugu sees cleaner streets while Onitsha faces rising open defecation
Enugu makes gains in waste management while Onitsha deals with a decrease in visible trash but a troubling rise in open defecation due to inadequate public facilities.
Additional Nigerian citizens return home from South Africa
Over 200 Nigerians arrived in Lagos on a government-funded flight from South Africa as authorities continue evacuations despite the passing of a local anti-migrant deadline.