
Dutch football chiefs condemn online racism after World Cup exit
APC will sweep Edo LG polls – Deputy Governor
FG moves to improve access to Land for affordable homes
Lampard extends Coventry stay after promotion to EPL
Photos: Thousands flee South Africa as anti-immigrant deadline sparks nationwide protests
LeBron James to leave Lakers, continue NBA career
Lagos seals two hospitality outfits over noise pollution
3 top African footballers born into rich families
5 LGAs in Kwara at risk of flooding, NEMA warns
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SubscribeXenophobia: FG seeks compensation from South Africa over properties Nigerians leave behind
According to him, the government has started documenting businesses and other assets left behind by returnees as part of plans to formally engage the South African authorities.
Air Peace returns 533 Nigerians as S/Africa evacuation continues
The aircraft landed at the airport’s Cargo and Hajj Terminal, where the relevant authorities processed the evacuees.
Powering the Future: How TIM Motors Is Building the Foundation for Nigeria’s New Energy Mobility Era
When conversations about the future of transportation come up, they often centre on the vehicles themselves: electric cars, hybrid technology, longer driving ranges, and smarter features. However, the future of mobility is about much more than what people drive. It is about the infrastructure that supports ownership, like the confidence customers have in new technology. […]
NCAA boosts passenger complaint resolution, sets sights on 90%
By Dickson Omobola Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, has disclosed that it achieved a 65 per cent passenger complaint resolution rate in 2025, representing a 10-percentage-point improvement over its 2024 performance. NCAA also said it is on track to attain a 90 per cent complaint resolution rate by the end of 2026. Director of Public […]
Germany to review Nagelsmann’s future after shock World Cup exit
The German FA (DFB) on Tuesday stopped short of backing coach Julian Nagelsmann after Germany’s shock World Cup elimination, saying there would be no business as usual after the “crushing” last-32 defeat.
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