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Snoop Dogg Joins Swansea City Ownership in Surprise Move

In a striking crossover between rap and football, Swansea City have confirmed that legendary American rapper Snoop Dogg has become a co-owner of the...

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Bayelsa Queens Unveil 25-Player Squad for WAFU Qualifiers

Reigning Nigeria Women’s Football League (NWFL) champions, Bayelsa Queens, have announced a 25-player squad ahead of the upcoming West Africa Football Union (WAFU) Zone...

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Nigeria To Face Argentina At U-19 Women’s Basketball World Cup

No longer in contention for the title, Nigeria’s Junior D’Tigress will take on Argentina today (Friday) in the classification round of the ongoing FIBA...

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Manchester United Submit £70m Bid For Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo

Manchester United have submitted a third offer for Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo, with the proposed deal potentially rising to £70 million. The offer consists...

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2027 Race: Nigeria’s Political Future Amid Growing Tensions

Speculation over the 2027 presidential race has moved from quiet whispers to open debate, following the release of a recent list of federal appointments in which every new appointee hailed from one of the nineteen northern states. This development has reignited conversations about political alignment, power shifts,...

International Youth Day: What This Means For Youths In Nigeria And Around The World

Today, August 12, marks International Youth Day, a global observance dedicated to recognising the energy, innovation, and contributions of young people. Established by the United Nations in 1999, the day aims to highlight youth-related issues, promote engagement, and underscore the role of young people as drivers of...

Women In Politics: Breaking Barriers Or Still Shut Out?

Nigeria continues to lag behind in women’s political representation, with only 3.9% of seats in the House of Representatives and just 3 out of 108 Senate seats held by women. The barriers remain stubborn from cultural and religious bias to the high cost of nomination forms, unsafe...