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AFCON 2025 New Host To Emerge On 10 February

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has  announced that the new hosts to replace Guinea for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations will emerge...

Togolese Referee In Charge Of Plateau United Home Loss In 2020 And Remo Stars Loss To Asfar  To Handle Saturday Nigeria Game With Tanzania

Referee Aklesso Gnama Aklesso Gnama, the Togolese who refereed Plateau United 0-1 home loss to Tanzania two years ago will handle Saturday’s crucial Olympic Games...

Qatar Market Braces For World Cup Boom

Merchandise for sale at Souq Waqif market in Doha ahead of the World Cup, which starts on Nov 20, 2022.  Boxloads of wooden camels, plates...

Ronaldo On Target As Man Utd Seal Europa League Knockout Spot

Manchester United’s Cristiano Ronaldo scored on his return to the starting lineup as they sealed a place in the Europa League knockout rounds with...

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Rivers Police Arrest Two Over ₦10.3m Kidnap Ransom

The Rivers State Police Command has arrested two suspected members of a six-man kidnapping syndicate allegedly responsible for abducting a resident of Port Harcourt and collecting ₦10.3 million in ransom from his family. The victim, identified as Mr Hassan, was kidnapped on September 6, 2026, near Fidelity Bank...

France School Protests

France was gripped by a third national day of school protests as students, parents, lecturers and the CGT union marched in more than 30 cities against chronic under-investment in education. While most demos were peaceful, bins and barricades were set alight in Lille, Lyon and Rennes, with...

Dangote Halts Petrol Sales Over Blending Claims

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has stopped selling petrol to major petroleum marketers involved in importing fuel into Nigeria, following allegations that some importers are mixing its locally refined products with imported petrol of questionable quality. The development, reported by The Punch on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, marks another...