Ligue 1: Reims goalkeeper makes unusual post-match request from Messi
How police rescued abandoned 9-month-old girl child in Ebonyi
Islamic State claims rocket attack targeting Kabul airport
Amnesty: Ex-agitators demand extension of Dikio’s tenure
We’re not starting strike Tuesday — ASUU
BREAKING: Gov Sule sacks commissioners, aides
Breaking: Policemen, thugs, forcefully eject Ikeja residents
NACCIMA Fetes Diplomatic Community On Tuesday In Abuja

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US OPEN: Serb great Djokovic eyes tennis history
His numbers are already hard to argue with and now Novak Djokovic has the chance to end all debate with a seismic US Open title triumph in New York. Locked on 20 grand slam crowns with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, Djokovic can eclipse his two great rivals and become the most prolific men’s major […]
Leaders must make sacrifices, risk popularity ― Osinbajo
In situations of conflict, including ethnic and religious tensions, leaders must be willing to make sacrifices even at the risk of their popularity in order to attain long-lasting resolutions, peace, and progress, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN. Prof. Osinbajo stated this today when he received on a courtesy visit to the Presidential Villa, […]
Plateau Govt, Police deny sealing off state Assembly
The faceoff between the State House of Assembly and the State Executive is taking a new dimension as rumors of alleged sealing off of the premises of the State Assembly on Monday morning spread on the social media.
Sit-At-Home: Enugu roads remain deserted, markets empty
By Dennis Agbo Despite withdrawal of the Monday sit-at-home directive earlier issued by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Enugu residents have continued to observe it. Major and even residential streets remained deserted on Monday. The markets too were empty with nobody inside them even though their gates were open. Markets such as Abakpa, Timber […]
Suspended sit-at-home: Again, fear grips residents in Imo
Despite the suspended Sit-at-home order by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Residents, traders, motorists, in Owerri, on Monday, were enveloped in fears as they moved around for their businesses.
New Zealand reports first death linked to Pfizer vaccine
New Zealand’s Ministry of Health on Monday said it had registered the first death believed to be linked to injection with the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
Taliban denounces U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan
Taliban’s senior leader, Abdul Haq Wasiq, denounced the U.S. airstrikes in Afghanistan, describing it as a violation of U.S.-Taliban peace deal, local media reported on Monday. “The airstrikes inside Afghanistan violated the Doha agreement inked in February last year and ‘America does not have the right to conduct operations in Afghanistan soil,’” Tolo News quoted […]
Lawan condoles with Senator Na’Allah over son’s death
The President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, has condoled with the family of Senator Bala Ibn Na’Allah over the gruesome murder of their son, Abdulkarim Na’Allah, in Kaduna. A statement by Ola Awoniyi, Special Adviser(Media), to President of the Senate says that Lawan is deeply saddened by the dastardly murder of the young pilot by […]
Without basic facilities, there shouldn’t be a city — Fagbohun
A senior lecturer in the Department of Urban Regional and Planning, Yaba College of Technology, YABATECH, Dr. Philips Fgbohun, has revealed that the only viable solution to cities challenges was to remove the uncertainty, through adequate provision of basic needs of life towards creating a functional global city.
$48.5bn spent on international transfers from 2011 to 2020 — FIFA
A total of 48.5 billion dollars (about N19.98 trillion) in international transfer fees have been paid in the decade until 2020, football’s world governing body FIFA said on Monday.

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