Ireland have ‘no choice’ but to play Israel fixtures says football chief
Ramadan: NDLEA raids Kano drug den, arrests 19 suspects
Ooni congratulates acting IGP Tunji Disu
Transcorp Group posts record FY 2025 results; PBT hits N179.5bn
Kenyan arrested for trafficking men to Russian army
Real Madrid victory for ‘everyone against racism’ – Tchouameni
Iran insists not seeking nuclear weapon ahead of US talks
[VIDEO] ‘How bodi’ – Thierry Henry charms Osimhen with Pidgin
APC youth leader applauds election committee appointment
Cuba kills four on US-registered speedboat trying to ‘infiltrate’
Demolition: CSOs advocate immediate dev’t of Makoko for safety
‘I was sad but never had suicidal thoughts’ – Busola ‘Eleyele’ Oke
Alaafin charges acting IGP Disu to rebuild public trust
Tinubu’s commitment to state police, generational legacy — Kogi govt
Fubara appoints new chief of staff, SSG
Umahi’s aide slams Sowore, says Police acted on petition

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My meeting with Makinde based on friendship, not politics says Kwankwaso
“Governor Makinde and I have known each other for a long time. Before proceeding to our party engagement in the state, I felt it was proper to pay him a courtesy call.”
Hillary Clinton to testify in US House panel’s Epstein probe
Hillary Clinton, 78, who lost the 2016 presidential election to Trump, said in an interview with the BBC last week that she and her husband “have nothing to hide.”
Japan births fall for 10th straight year
The number of births in Japan fell for the 10th straight year in 2025, official data showed on Thursday, highlighting the challenges for Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
US govt accused of major ‘cover-up’ over Trump sex abuse claims
The Justice Department said it is reviewing its Epstein files to see if any were handled “improperly” but denied any wrongdoing.
North Korea says willing to ‘get along’ with US if acknowledged as nuclear power
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has suggested his country could “get along well” with the United States but declared that South Korea remained its “most hostile” enemy, state media reported Thursday.

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