By Adesisna WahabNigerian-born scientist and doctoral researcher, Bhadmus Mariam, continues to distinguish herself on the international stage, recently participating in the prestigious Voice of the Future 2026 held at the iconic Houses of Parliament. The event, hosted by the Royal Society of Biology, brought together some of the brightest early-career scientists and key policymakers shaping […]

By James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta An advocate of financial inclusion, Fasasi Sarafadeen Atanda, has charged Nigerian youths, particularly fresh graduates, to prioritise skill acquisition, cultivate strong networks, and remain consistent in their pursuits as critical strategies for navigating life’s uncertainties. Sarafadeen, National President of the Association of Financial Inclusion Agents of Nigeria, gave the advice while […]

By Etop Ekanem In order to be globally competitive, National President Estate Rent & Commission Agents Association of Nigeria (ERCAAN) Johnson Ajikan has urged members to embrace virtues of ethics and professionalism. Speaking during the association’s national conference held in Lagos recently, he described the real estate sector as one of the most vital pillars […]

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US paper currency will soon bear Donald Trump’s signature, the Treasury Department announced Thursday, in a move that would be a first for a sitting American president and coincide with the country’s 250th anniversary.

Ancelotti will now hope his team can bounce back when they take on Croatia in Orlando, Florida next Tuesday.

Remarkably, it was Sweden’s first win of an otherwise dismal qualifying campaign, but one that moved them to the cusp of only a second World Cup appearance in 20 years.

Sarah Mullally, 63, made history on Wednesday as the first woman to become the top cleric of the Church of England, the mother church of the world’s 85 million-strong Anglican community.

It comes as Iran has struck US interests in Gulf countries in retaliation for US-Israeli attacks that sparked the Middle East war on February 28.