A History of England and Argentina’s World Cup Rivalry
A deep dive into the storied and often volatile World Cup history between England and Argentina, from the 'Hand of God' to Beckham's redemption.
Akeem Busari Discusses Flamingos’ Success Against Benin
Nigeria's U-17 women's football team, the Flamingos, qualified for the 2026 World Cup after defeating Benin 8-5 on aggregate, with coach Akeem Busari crediting a tactical shift in marking for the win.
Iran Shuts Down Strait of Hormuz Following Military Skirmishes with US
Iran has indefinitely suspended transit through the Strait of Hormuz after a naval confrontation with a vessel led to an exchange of fire and subsequent strikes on US regional bases.
German Drowning Deaths Reach 16-Year High Following Record June Heat
Official figures show 99 drownings occurred in Germany during June, the highest number recorded since the historic 2003 heatwave.
England and Argentina Set for High-Stakes World Cup Semi-Final Showdown
England and Argentina prepare for a historic World Cup semi-final rematch in Atlanta, as both nations chase glory after hard-fought quarter-final victories.
England and Argentina Set for High-Stakes World Cup Semi-Final Showdown
England and Argentina prepare for a historic World Cup semi-final rematch in Atlanta, as both nations chase glory amid lingering historical tensions.
Ex-Okada Operator Arrested After Passing 100 Methamphetamine Wraps
A former Lagos motorcycle taxi driver was arrested by the NDLEA at Murtala Muhammed International Airport after smuggling 100 wraps of methamphetamine from Uganda.
Nigeria Sends Condolences Following the Passing of Qatar’s Former Amir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani
The Nigerian government has conveyed its condolences to Qatar following the death of former leader Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, acknowledging his contributions to the nation's development.
Peter Obi Claims Africa Holds the Potential to Feed the World Under Competent Leadership
Presidential candidate Peter Obi argues that Africa's vast natural and human resources could make it the world's breadbasket if the continent achieves better governance.
Isaac Fayose challenges Remi Tinubu’s request for musical artists to provide charity
Isaac Fayose has challenged First Lady Remi Tinubu after she urged musical artists to support the poor, arguing that government funds used for official vehicles should have been prioritized for citizens in need instead.