2026 CAF Awards: Lagos, National Theatre, December 2 — What to Know
For twelve years, the CAF Awards have bypassed Lagos. On Wednesday, December 2, the city gets them back. African football’s […]
Harry Kane FIFPRO Snub — Are the Glory Days Over Already?
In July, Harry Kane stood at the London Palladium with the Ballon d’Or in his hands. By November, he had
How Harry Kane Became the First Ballon d’Or Winner to Miss the FIFPRO World XI
For 21 years, the rule held without exception: win the Ballon d’Or, and a place in the FIFPRO Men’s World
JAMB 2027 UTME: Five Steps Before Registration Opens
The registration portal for the 2027 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is not yet open. But the Joint Admissions and Matriculation
“I Think It Was Too Tough” — Trump Concedes on Immigration After Midterm Defeat
For years, Donald Trump’s immigration policy has been sold as strength. On Sunday, he called it something else: possibly too
“Money Na Water” vs Minister’s Salary: Inside the Umahi-Cubana Clash
The fight started with an insult. It has since become a referendum on wealth, ego and the peculiar Nigerian art
Blood on the Tracks Again: Seven Dead in Egypt Train Crash
The stretch of railway between Kafr Ammar and Al-Raqqa has seen this before. In 2002, a fire on a Cairo-to-Luxor
UK expands China-style facial recognition surveillance to track visa overstayers, raising concerns for Nigerians
The United Kingdom is preparing to expand controversial facial recognition technology to strengthen immigration enforcement. The proposed expansion could help
UK Introduces 7-Year Jail Term for Parents Who Keep Children Abroad Without Consent
The United Kingdom has introduced a new law targeting parents who unlawfully keep their children overseas without the required consent.
Seventeen Minutes in Krakow: Inside the Market Square Attack
It was just before three in the afternoon when the car entered the Main Market Square — the beating heart
Two Bullets, One Life: Inside the Ajegunle Shooting That Killed a Toddler
It was supposed to be a routine response to a distress call. By the end of the night, a two-year-old
Nigeria’s Flamingos Win FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup
They lost their first match of the tournament. On Saturday, they lifted the trophy. Nigeria’s Flamingos are champions of the
Doris Ogala Granted ₦30m Bail in Cyberstalking Case
Doris Ogala has secured her release from the cyberstalking case hanging over her, but the terms come with a price
$145 Billion and Counting: Inside Nigeria’s Debt Story
The number lands with a thud: $145.02 billion. That is what Nigeria now owes the rest of the world, according
Twenty-One Flights, One Question: Who Is Grounding Europe’s Skies?
The warnings arrived in a torrent. One airline, then another. One airport, then the next. By the time Thursday was
“We Are Diverting”: How Hoax Bomb Threats Brought Europe’s Skies to a Standstill
Somewhere over Europe on Thursday, a pilot received a message no crew ever wants to hear. A threat had been
British Woman, Claire Chadwick, Dies With Unborn Baby After Relocating to Nigeria
Claire Chadwick, a British woman has died alongside her unborn baby after suffering pregnancy complications in Nigeria. The 40 years old
Court Nullifies Mark-Led ADC Leadership, Atiku’s Candidacy
It took one man’s suit, one judge’s ruling, and barely 24 hours after a triumphant Sokoto rally to unravel the