Coaches that were sacked during World Cup
International football management is a notoriously cutthroat business. While many associations wait until a tournament concludes to dissect failure, some reach a boiling point far sooner.
WHO reports sharp drop in suspected Ebola cases from 906 to 116
As of May 31, the World Health Organization said 116 suspected cases of the deadly virus had been registered in the Democratic Republic of Congo — down from 906 late last week.
Adeleke dispels rumoured bandit invasion in Osun
Students in some public schools in Ikirun were seen in viral videos running out of schools to avoid being abducted.
Man gets three years in prison for illegal EPL matches streaming
Michael Barrow, operator of the illegal IPTV service “MB Streams”, has pleaded guilty to three Fraud Act offences for supplying access to Premier League matches and other premium content, and has been sentenced to three years and two months’ imprisonment at Swansea Crown Court.
Controversy as Ishowspeed drops unofficial 2026 World Cup anthem
In a swift response that sent shockwaves through the internet, FIFA’s verified handle replied, “We will be in touch.”
NUT storms Abuja, demands end to school abductions, killings
By Joseph Erunke, Abuja Teachers under the umbrella of the Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, Federal Capital Territory, FCT Wing, on Tuesday took to the streets of Abuja in a massive solidarity rally, declaring that educators must no longer be left vulnerable to kidnappers, bandits and violent criminals operating across the country. The protest, held […]
