US and Iran Engage in Renewed Military Exchanges Over Strait of Hormuz
Military tensions between the US and Iran have flared again as both nations exchange strikes over control of the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
Asiya El-Rufai Urges President Tinubu to Ensure Fair Trial for Husband
Asiya El-Rufai is calling on President Tinubu to guarantee that her husband, the former Kaduna State governor, receives a fair trial and medical access, while clarifying that the family does not seek to end the legal proceedings.
Rory McIlroy Warns of Future Risks to Scottish Open Under PGA Tour Reorganization
Rory McIlroy warns that the PGA Tour's new 2028 two-tier schedule could threaten the integrity and star-studded fields of national events like the Scottish Open.
Chelsea’s New £40m Signing Geovany Quenda: The Sporting Graduate Drawing Saka Comparisons
Chelsea has secured the signing of highly-rated Sporting academy product Geovany Quenda for £40m, with coaches hailing his unique talent and comparing his playstyle to Arsenal star Bukayo Saka.
Suspected Bandit Leader Caught in Delta Forest Claims Ties to Abuja Benefactor
A suspected bandit leader, Abubakar Usman, was arrested in a Delta State forest and alleged he works for an Abuja-based cattle owner.
England and Wales Cricket Board rejects Lord’s for Euro Nations Cup
The ECB has blocked plans to host a European T20 cricket tournament final at Lord's, citing concerns over scheduling conflicts and domestic priorities.
Governor Abiodun celebrates Dr. Charles Akinola at 70, lauds his long public service career
Governor Dapo Abiodun honored Dr. Charles Akinola on his 70th birthday, highlighting his extensive experience in public service and his ongoing leadership at the South West Development Commission.
ADC Centralizes Legal Representation and Restricts State Chapters
The African Democratic Congress has barred state chapters from accepting court documents or hiring lawyers, centralizing all legal authority under its National Legal Adviser.
World Food Programme Warns of Imminent Starvation Crisis in Northern Nigeria
The WFP warns that over 17 million people in northern Nigeria are facing severe hunger as escalating insecurity and funding shortages block critical humanitarian aid.
Dangote Refinery adjusts petrol rates downward while diesel costs climb
Dangote Refinery slightly lowered its ex-depot petrol price, while diesel costs saw significant increases across several Lagos depots amid rising global crude oil prices.