Nigerian Equities Market Recovers with N9.3 Trillion Gain
The Nigerian stock market bounced back last week, adding N9.3 trillion to investor value as shares in major companies like Dangote Cement and Airtel Africa surged.
Wales faces ultimate challenge against South Africa
Josh Adams believes the Nations Championship clash with South Africa will accurately gauge Wales' development after a disappointing loss to Argentina.
2026 World Cup: Semifinalists Prepare for Final Showdown
As the 2026 World Cup reaches its final four, analyst Clinton McDubus discusses the tournament's surprises, the standout performance of newcomers like Cape Verde, and why France is favored to win it all.
NCC Promotes Dig Once Policy Through Duct Sharing Pricing Discussions
The NCC is working with stakeholders to establish a transparent pricing framework for shared underground ducts under the national Dig Once Policy.
Military tensions escalate as US and Iran exchange strikes near Strait of Hormuz
Military hostilities between the US and Iran have intensified, with both sides exchanging strikes while disputing the accessibility of the vital Strait of Hormuz, causing oil prices to rise.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood Prepares Deportation Strategy for Grooming Gang Leader
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to detail legal measures to deport Shabir Ahmed, the leader of a Rochdale grooming gang currently protected from removal by outdated immigration laws.
Military Drills Training Elite Football Managers
Elite football coaches, including Aaron Ramsey and Willy Caballero, are undertaking intensive military training as part of their Uefa Pro Licence to build leadership skills under high-pressure conditions.
Family arrests proved vital in rescue of abducted Oriire schoolchildren
Security officials have revealed that the detention of kidnappers' relatives was the critical factor in rescuing 39 schoolchildren and their teachers in Oyo State.
Large-Scale Fire Response Underway in Walthamstow
Over 120 firefighters are tackling a major blaze in Walthamstow that has forced residents from their homes and disrupted local transport links.
Oriire Families Hesitant to Send Rescued Students Back to Schools After 56-Day Ordeal
Parents of children kidnapped in Oyo State's Oriire region are reluctant to return them to their former schools, citing lasting trauma from their 56-day captivity.