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Botswana 0-2 Nigeria: Super Falcons Bounce Back With Crucial Victory

Super Falcons did enough to get a 2-0 win that has seen them move up to the second spot in Group C. The Nigeria national...
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FIFA Alleged Fraud:  Swiss Court Declares Blatter, Platini Not Guilty 

Blatter and Platini have been acquitted over a fraud case that allegedly happened in 2011. On Friday, July 8, former FIFA President Sepp Blatter...
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Wimbledon 2022: Rafael Nadal Suffers 7mm Abdomen Tear Ahead Of Blockbuster Semi-Final Clash With Nick Kyrgios

Former World No.1 Rafael Nadal has suffered a 'seven-millimetre' tear to his abdomen. Nadal defied injury to outclass Taylor Fritz in the quarter-finals of...
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Wimbledon: Jabeur Makes History As  First African Woman In Grand Slam Final

Ons Jabeur became the first African woman in the Open era to reach a Grand Slam singles final on Thursday when she defeated close...
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Tansian University VC Dies Hours After Swearing-In

The Tansian University VC, Professor Nnamdi Dike Umeoduagu, has died hours after being formally inaugurated as the substantive Vice-Chancellor of the institution in Umunya, Anambra State. Umeoduagu was inaugurated on Friday, October 2, 2026, and died the following day, Saturday, October 3, according to information confirmed by the...

Pension Backlog: FG Clears ₦758bn for 957,045 Nigerians

The Federal Government has cleared a ₦758 billion pension backlog, settling inherited pension liabilities that had accumulated for years under Nigeria’s Contributory Pension Scheme. The National Pension Commission, PenCom, said the intervention has benefited 957,045 Nigerians, including retirees affected by outstanding pension increases and accrued pension rights. PenCom Director-General...

7 October Anniversary: Remembering The 378 Killed

For the first anniversary with no hostages left in Gaza, families gathered on a desert dance floor where 378 were killed — while near-daily strikes, a UK rift and a feared new exodus define the third year. Three years after the deadliest day in Israel's history, the place...