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Nollywood Actress Condemns Kwara Church Attack, Says 3 Relatives Abducted
Nollywood actress Bukola Arugba criticized Kwara State First Lady Olufolake Abdulrazaq for describing the November 18 attack on a church in Eruku as merely “attempted,” arguing that the term downplays the tragedy. In an Instagram video, Arugba said the attack was successful, leaving three worshippers dead and several others abducted, including the pastor. She revealed…
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Chelsea Women Held to 1-1 Draw by Barcelona in Thrilling Champions League Clash
Chelsea Women produced a thrilling performance against European giants Barcelona Women at Stamford Bridge, with both sides maintaining their unbeaten records in the UEFA Women’s Champions League group stage. The match ended 1-1, leaving Chelsea with a sense of both pride and frustration after an intense contest. Carpenter’s Rocket Opens the Scoring Chelsea took the…
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Wales Host Bosnia-Herzegovina and Northern Ireland Travel to Italy in 2026 World Cup Play-Offs
The 2026 FIFA World Cup play-off draw has been confirmed, setting up high-stakes clashes in Europe as teams compete for a place in the tournament co-hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Wales will host Bosnia-Herzegovina, while Northern Ireland face a daunting trip to Italy in the semi-finals of the European play-offs. The winners of…
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Politics Not for Rascals, Jonathan Insists
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has warned that Nigeria’s democracy is being undermined by reckless political behaviour, emphasizing that politics should be reserved for those committed to nation-building, not destruction. Speaking at the 10th anniversary dinner of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation—which also marked his 68th birthday—Jonathan stressed: Jonathan highlighted that his foundation’s decade-long work focuses on…
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Carlos Sainz Calls for “Urgent” FIA Meeting Over Racing Guidelines and Controversial Penalties
Carlos Sainz, Williams driver and director of the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association (GPDA), has called for an “urgent” meeting with the FIA regarding the interpretation of racing guidelines and the consistency of penalties in Formula 1. Sainz’s call comes after the controversial 10-second penalty handed to McLaren’s Oscar Piastri during the Brazilian Grand Prix. The…
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Lack of Quality Political Leadership Hinders Nigeria’s Development – Ex-Minister Aganga
Dr. Olusegun Aganga, former Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, has identified the shortage of competent political leaders as a major obstacle to Nigeria’s growth and development. Speaking at the launch of Dr. Olu Fasan’s book, “In the National Interest: The Road to Nigeria’s Political, Economic and Social Transformation”, Aganga emphasized that Nigeria produces exceptionally…
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Panel Split Over Disallowed Liverpool Goal at Manchester City: Was VAR Correct?
Liverpool’s controversial disallowed goal against Manchester City has sparked widespread debate, with the Premier League’s Key Match Incidents (KMI) panel confirming that VAR acted correctly not to overturn the decision – despite a split among the experts on the on-field ruling. The incident occurred in the 38th minute at Etihad Stadium, when Liverpool captain Virgil…
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How Much Are the Cleveland Browns to Blame for Shedeur Sanders’ “Rough” NFL Debut?
Shedeur Sanders, one of the most hyped draft prospects in NFL history, made his long-awaited NFL debut with the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, but it didn’t go as planned. From the moment Sanders stepped onto Huntington Bank Field, fans anticipated a historic performance. Yet, the 23-year-old rookie found himself in a challenging situation, leaving many…
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Anambra State Awards N4.443bn Contracts for 11 Development Projects
The Anambra State Executive Council has approved eleven contracts totaling N4.443 billion for infrastructure and development projects across the state. According to Commissioner for Information, Dr. Law Mefor, the council also approved N87.168 million for an annual asset insurance premium for the new Government House (Light House), Awka, under a five-year agreement. Key contracts include:…
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EiE Nigeria to Celebrate 15 Years of Civic Activism with Landmark Lagos Event
Enough is Enough (EiE) Nigeria, one of Africa’s most influential civic movements, has announced plans to mark 15 years of citizen-led activism with a major event in Lagos on December 10, 2025. Themed “Footprints & Frontlines,” the celebration highlights EiE’s dual mission: reflecting on its achievements over the past 15 years and energizing ongoing civic…
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