Chasing the Champions: Key Storylines for the 2026-27 Irish Premiership
As the 2026-27 Irish Premiership begins, teams like Larne, Coleraine, and Linfield prepare for a challenging season, while managers face mounting pressure to secure silverware.
Aide Maintains Wike’s Claim Regarding Bode George’s Abuja Home Funding
Nyesom Wike's aide, Lere Olayinka, has reaffirmed that the Abuja property belonging to Bode George was funded by Rivers State, while questioning the former governor's credibility and past political vows.
Rabiu Umar Emphasizes Need for Adaptive Energy Regulation
NMDPRA chief Rabiu Umar advocates for modernized, digital-focused regulatory processes to keep pace with Nigeria's evolving energy sector.
Nigerian Army thwarts bandit raid in Sokoto village
Nigerian Army soldiers successfully prevented a bandit attack in Asarara village, Sokoto State, protecting residents and their livestock from theft.
President Tinubu Committed to Completing Lagos-Calabar Highway, Says Umahi
Minister of Works David Umahi confirms the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project remains on track, dismissing critics and explaining that recent route adjustments were driven by complex engineering requirements.
Mikel Arteta Opens Up on Departure of Midfielder Christian Norgaard
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta reflects on the difficult decision to allow midfielder Christian Norgaard to join Everton permanently.
SpaceX Engineer Plans to Liquidate Shares Following Company IPO
Former SpaceX engineer Andre Lavoie is among thousands of employees set to cash in on their stock following the company's historic Nasdaq listing, even as investors weigh concerns over high AI spending.
Sister of Meredith Kercher voices opposition to Amanda Knox’s Edinburgh comedy performance
Stephanie Kercher has criticized Amanda Knox's new comedy show at the Edinburgh Festival, stating that the performance lacks respect for her late sister's memory and causes deep pain to the family.
EFCC Defends Authority to Temporarily Block Bank Accounts Without Judicial Orders
The EFCC maintains that it can legally place a 72-hour hold on bank accounts without a court order, citing specific statutory provisions to justify its recent action against an Osun State Government account.
Osun State Refutes EFCC Allegations Regarding Frozen Accounts
Osun State officials are challenging the EFCC’s freezing of government accounts, claiming the move was politically motivated by former governor Adegboyega Oyetola to block worker palliatives.