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FIFA has reversed its decision and will now allow disposable water bottles at the World Cup following public demand. This change comes after initial plans to prohibit refillable bottles faced significant backlash.
Trump has stated that Iran retains 22% of its missile stockpile, an increase from the 18% figure he mentioned in May. This claim highlights ongoing concerns regarding Iran's military capabilities.
FIFA has reversed its initial ban on single-use water bottles, allowing fans to bring one disposable bottle to World Cup matches. This decision comes after significant public backlash against the original policy.
Former Minister Solomon Dalung criticizes the Tinubu administration for prioritizing the monitoring of critics over addressing terrorism. He claims the government lacks the political will to effectively combat insecurity in Nigeria.
The Lagos State Security Trust Fund has provided modern security equipment to the Lagos Police Command. This initiative aims to improve crime-fighting efforts and enhance public safety in the region.
Scaloni has indicated that Messi is progressing well and has begun training with the team. This raises hopes for his potential return ahead of the World Cup kickoff.
The FCT Police have seized 30 vehicles in a crackdown on tinted glass violations to enhance public safety. Commissioner of Police Ahmed Sanusi emphasized the link between tinted vehicles and crime in the area.
US President Donald Trump stated that Iran retains about 22 percent of its missile arsenal. This remark comes amid ongoing tensions in the region despite a fragile ceasefire.
The Ogun State Police have detained two individuals in connection with a kidnapping and murder case in Edo State. During the operation, they recovered a police camouflage uniform and three mobile phones.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has denied claims that he offered automatic senatorial tickets to senators who lost in the APC primaries. He clarified that these reports are unfounded and misleading.
FIFA has reversed its ban on refillable water bottles, allowing fans to bring disposable plastic bottles to World Cup venues. This decision comes after significant public backlash over the initial restriction.
Iran's football squad has received US visas to participate in the World Cup. This development was confirmed by US Ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack.
The Chief Judge of Kogi State, Justice Josiah Majebi, has ordered the release of ten inmates awaiting trial to help reduce overcrowding in correctional facilities. This move is part of ongoing efforts to improve the justice system in the state.
President Tinubu is focused on ensuring the safe return of kidnapped schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo State. Vice President Shettima reassures Nigerians of the government's commitment to address the recent abductions.
The US has approved a $2 billion deal to supply anti-drone systems to Kuwait. This move comes in response to recent drone attacks that have raised security concerns in the region.
Former University of Ilorin Vice-Chancellor, Professor AbdulGaniyu Ambali, has passed away at the age of 68. His contributions to academia and leadership will be remembered.
Two suspected kidnappers connected to a homicide in Edo State have been arrested in Ogun State. The police recovered a camouflage uniform and phones during the operation.
Senate President Akpabio's aide has denied claims that he promised APC tickets to senators defeated in the primaries. The aide clarified the remarks, emphasizing that no such promises were made.
A 22-year-old has been arrested in Osun for allegedly spreading false reports about bandit invasions on social media. This incident highlights the enforcement of the Cybercrimes Act in Nigeria.
Governor Umo Eno is advocating for specific timelines and milestones for the Ibom Deep Sea Port project. This initiative aims to expedite the project's completion and enhance Akwa Ibom's economic development.
Three suspects have been arrested by Ekiti Police for the abduction and assault of Ikere-West LCDA chairman, Rufus Olorunfemi. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Former governors of Lagos State have shown little interest in seeking Senate positions since 1999. This trend raises questions about their political ambitions and future roles in governance.
The NDC held its primaries on 29 May ahead of the 2027 general elections although the party has yet to announce results of the exercise amid allegations of manipulations by aspirants. The post NDC speaks on handling 2027 primaries dispute, Peter Obi’s leadership in South-ea...
Peter Obi has criticized President Tinubu's decision to hire 1,000 forest guards in Oyo, labeling it as poor leadership. This recruitment follows recent abductions in the area, highlighting ongoing security concerns.
Akinyele Olubodun's book 'Yago' introduces children to the world of coding in an interactive manner. This publication aims to make coding accessible and enjoyable for young readers.
Few situations test the integrity of human relationships more severely than the necessity of refusal. To deny a request from a friend or family member is to step onto morally treacherous ground, where competing obligations collide: compassion contends with judgment, loyalty with ...
Wilson secured the award after receiving 35.6 per cent of the fan vote, comfortably finishing ahead of his teammates The post Harry Wilson beats Iwobi, Bassey to Fulham Player of the Season award appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Netflix is evaluating its latest action-packed series, 'Nemesis', which is set to be released in 2026. The reviews suggest it will be an exciting addition to their lineup.
The US military reported that Iran launched seven missiles aimed at Kuwait and Bahrain, with six intercepted. The seventh missile failed to reach its target, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.
The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) said efforts were being intensified to ensure no victim remained trapped beneath the rubble. The post Two dead as truck crash, building collapse hit Lagos appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.