

Why we disconnected power supply to FCT Water Board – AEDC
Trump threatens European nations with tariffs until US can acquire Greenland
Hoodlums kill housewife, six children in Kano
AFCON 2025: FT– Egypt 0-0 Nigeria (2-4 PK)
Tinubu returns to Nigeria after Abu Dhabi trip
Real Madrid overcome own fans’ boos to record Arbeloa’s first win
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Man City well beaten by ‘better’ Man Utd — Guardiola
AFCON: Chelle drops Osimhen, Lookman, starts Chukwueze vs Egypt
Indonesia plane goes missing with 10 people on board
NiDCOM condemns killing of Nigerian in India over romantic dispute
EPL: Man Utd beat Man City 2-0 in Carrick’s first game in charge
Troops rescue two from suspected kidnappers in Taraba
Senator Akwashiki buried in Nasarawa home
81-yr-old Museveni wins 7th term as Uganda’s president
Iran’s leader demands crackdown on ‘seditionists’ after protests
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SubscribeCAN condoles family of 90-year-old Plateau Imam
“By choosing to protect innocent lives at great personal risk, he stood firmly on the side of humanity when it mattered most.”
Senegal, team, myself don’t agree with Mane on retirement – Coach Thiaw
“He made his decision in the heat of the moment. The country, I as coach of the national team do not agree at all”
Army announces surrender of 80 militants in Cross River
The Commander, 13 Brigade Nigerian Army, Brig.-Gen. Paul Alimikhena, described the development as a major confidence-building milestone.
Seun Kuti, Mr P end fued after 2023 election clash
The rift started in 2023 over their differing opinions about the presidential ambition of Peter Obi, the Labour Party candidate at the time.
FG commissions CCTV centre for 2nd Niger Bridge
THE Federal Government has commissioned a Solar-powered Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) Monitoring Centre for the Second Niger Bridge.
7 degrees that can land you high-paying jobs in France
Employers in France are giving preference to applicants with solid academic credentials and real-world experience as industries change and the race for top positions heats up.
Uganda opposition leader Bobi Wine ‘escapes’ house arrest
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine said Saturday he had escaped a police raid on his home the previous night but was being hunted by security forces.
AEDC restores power to FCT Water Board, water supply returns
The Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc (AEDC) has reconnected electricity supply to the FCT Water Board, paving the way for the restoration of water services across the Federal Capital Territory after days of disruption. The company said the earlier disconnection, which led to the interruption of water supply, was due to the accumulation of more than […]
AFCON Final: Senegal accuse Morocco of sabotage ahead of clash for gold
In the 53,000-capacity Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, Senegal was allotted less than 3,000 tickets, and juts two VVIP tickets
Americans increasingly reject immigration police methods
US immigration agents now remind many Americans of the Gestapo — and not just the left-wing activists who have taken to the streets to protest violent raids commanded by President Donald Trump.
Budgets: FG spends N38.2bn on Gowon, Obasanjo, IBB, others in 22 years
By the end of this year, the Federal Government would have spent, at least, N38.188 billion on the up-keep of former presidents, vice presidents and their families
Aid cuts causing extreme hunger in Nigeria’s northeast — UN
Nigeria is facing its worst hunger crisis in nearly 10 years, with thousands in the Northeast at risk of catastrophic food shortages as funding cuts cripple humanitarian response
Uganda opposition leader cut off from communications after polls
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine was cut off from communications on Saturday after a police raid on his home, his party said, with the security forces determined to prevent unrest ahead of imminent election results.
Andreeva beats Mboko in all-teen final to enter Australian Open on high
Mirra Andreeva will head to the Australian Open on a high after sweeping past Victoria Mboko 6-3, 6-1 to win the Adelaide International on Saturday in a battle of talented teenagers.
Twins’ death after immunisation: Lagos orders postmortem as father seeks justice
“The woman who usually gives the injections was not the one that attended to us that day. Another face entirely,” he said.
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