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Ezekiel Nathaniel Frustrated With Third-Place Finish In 400m Hurdles

Nathaniel Ezekiel says he is frustrated with his third-place finish in the 400 hurdles at the NCAA outdoor track and field championships, missing a...

NWFL: Delta Queens Pip Bayelsa Queens, Clinch Title, WAFU CAFCL Ticket

It has been confirmed that a new team will represent Nigeria in the upcoming WAFU B Women’s CAF Champions League qualifier this year after...

Orban Belgium’s Most Player Valuable Player

In the latest update by German-based footballing statistic website, Transfermarkt, Nigerian forward Gift Orban is the most valuable player in the Jupiler Pro League with...

Simon To Part Ways With Nantes

Following a difficult 2022/23 season, with Ligue 1 side, Nantes, according to famous French sports daily, L’Equipe, Super Eagles forward, Moses Simon may have made...

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Why Global Bond Markets Are Selling Off

Global bond markets are under heavy pressure again, pushing borrowing costs in the United States, Britain, France and Japan to levels not seen in decades. The selloff intensified on October 1, when the yield on the benchmark 10-year US Treasury briefly reached 5.34% — its highest level since...

US Sends Third Carrier to Middle East

The United States is significantly expanding its military presence in the Middle East, sending another aircraft carrier strike group and thousands of additional personnel to the region amid renewed tensions with Iran. The USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group and the USS Makin Island amphibious readiness group are...

STN Nigeria Telecom Licence Gets NCC Approval

Swift Telephone Network Limited, STN, has secured a Unified Access Service License (UASL) from the Nigerian Communications Commission, clearing the regulatory path for the Nigerian-owned company to expand into full telecommunications services. The NCC’s official list of individual licensees confirms that STN’s Unified Access Services licence took effect...