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Why Power Supply Remains Inadequate — LCCI, Experts
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has highlighted infrastructure deficits, weak transmission and distribution networks, and limited investment in off-grid systems as major factors behind Nigeria’s persistent power supply challenges. Speaking at the LCCI Power Conference in Lagos on Tuesday, LCCI President Gabriel Idahosa said, “While decentralization offers opportunities for innovation, competition, and…
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Roger Federer to Be Inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame
Roger Federer, widely regarded as one of the greatest tennis players of all time, will become the first member of the sport’s famed “Big Three” to be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The announcement cements Federer’s status as a true icon of the modern game. Federer, 44, retired in 2022 after a…
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Football Fans Left Out as Government Tackles Ticket Resale Crackdown
The UK government has unveiled new legislation aimed at curbing inflated ticket sales for sports events, but football fans are largely excluded from the protections. Despite widespread concern over skyrocketing resale prices, Premier League tickets will not fall under the new rules, leaving supporters vulnerable to the thriving black market. A BBC investigation in September…
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17-Year-Old Kogi Kidnap Victim Freed After Family Pays N60 Million Ransom
A 17-year-old secondary school student, Emmanuel Okonkwo, has regained his freedom after being abducted alongside 14 other passengers by armed bandits in Kogi State. Okonkwo was travelling from Lagos to Abuja on Sunday, November 9, 2025, to prepare for his West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC) when gunmen attacked their Andyliz Transport Company bus…
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Built for the Ashes: How England’s Pace Attack Has Evolved for Success in Australia
All roads lead to The Ashes, and for England’s Test side, every decision is filtered through that iconic urn. While winning a home Ashes series is always celebrated, triumphing in Australia remains the ultimate prize—the holy grail of English cricket. To achieve that elusive goal, England have spent the past four years remodelling their pace…
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Tennis Australia and PTPA Close to Settlement Ahead of 2026 Australian Open
Tennis Australia (TA) and the Professional Tennis Players’ Association (PTPA) are reportedly close to reaching a settlement in the ongoing legal dispute that has embroiled multiple governing bodies in professional tennis. The development could resolve some of the sport’s most high-profile disputes just ahead of the 2026 Australian Open, scheduled to begin on 12 January.…
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Deadly Water Contamination Hits Lagos, Kogi, and Kebbi – NiHSA
The Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NiHSA) has warned of dangerous water contamination in Lagos, Kogi, and Kebbi States, following recent floods that have heightened the risk of waterborne diseases such as cholera, typhoid, and hepatitis. NiHSA Director-General Umar Mohammed, speaking at a press briefing in Abuja, explained that flooding often introduces heavy metals, microbial pathogens,…
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Elliot Daly Returns From Broken Arm as England Make Six Changes Ahead of Argentina Test
Elliot Daly will make his eagerly anticipated return to the England rugby squad this Sunday, lining up on the wing against Argentina at Twickenham in the Quilter Nations Series. The 33-year-old last appeared for England in their Six Nations finale victory over Wales and comes back after recovering from a significant forearm fracture sustained during…
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Italy Move Closer to Historic Davis Cup Three-Peat After Dominant Quarter-Final Win Over Austria
Italy powered into the Davis Cup semi-finals with an impressive victory over Austria, putting themselves within touching distance of becoming the first nation in more than half a century to win three consecutive Davis Cup titles. Not since the United States’ streak of four straight trophies ending in 1972 has any nation achieved a three-peat.…
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Wolfsburg Overpower Manchester United After Early Scare to End Perfect Champions League Run
Manchester United’s flawless start to their debut Women’s Champions League campaign came to a crashing halt as Wolfsburg mounted a fierce comeback from a goal down to secure a dominant 5–2 victory. Despite an encouraging early spell and a superb opener from Fridolina Rolfo, United were undone by defensive errors, lapses in concentration, and the…
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