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Folarin Balogun scored a goal but received a red card as the US defeated Bosnia 2-0, advancing to the World Cup last 16. This victory marks a significant achievement for the US team in the tournament.
Nigeria's public sector is facing challenges due to the exodus of young talent seeking opportunities abroad. This trend threatens the delivery of essential services like education and healthcare.
The Communist Party of China (CPC) celebrates 105 years of its mission and emphasizes its longstanding partnership with Nigeria. This relationship, established 55 years ago, highlights the enduring friendship between the two nations.
The Nigerian Federal Government is set to finalize new aviation concession agreements, drawing insights from previous experiences. This move aims to improve the efficiency and management of airport operations in the country.
Stakeholders are calling for a new competitive bidding process for the $243 million Amukpe–Escravos Pipeline investment. This move opposes previous efforts to revive an earlier bidding approach.
The Tunji Braithwaite Foundation has criticized the extended detention of thousands of inmates awaiting trial in Nigeria. They are calling for urgent reforms to address the violation of inmates' rights.
Serena Williams' participation in the Wimbledon doubles with her sister Venus is uncertain due to a knee injury. This setback follows her recent return to singles competition.
Nigerian sprinter Godson Oghenebrume has been sentenced to 27 months in prison in the US for illegal possession of a firearm. Deportation is expected to follow his sentence.
Harry Kane's late goals helped England secure a 2-1 victory over DR Congo, advancing them to the Last 16 of the World Cup. This win spared England from a potential historic humiliation.
Senegal's Teranga Lions narrowly missed qualifying for the Last 16 of the 2026 World Cup after a loss to Belgium. Youri's performance was pivotal in preventing Senegal's advancement.
President Bola Tinubu will host a farewell ceremony for Team Nigeria today in Abuja. The event marks the official send-off for the Nigerian athletes heading to the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
Heirs Energies has launched an Integrated Operations Monitoring Centre at OML 17 to improve real-time digital monitoring and operational efficiency. This initiative aims to enhance productivity in the oil sector.
Senator Abiru has announced a new 504kWh mini-grid in Epe, Lagos, aimed at boosting employment and business opportunities. The initiative is expected to enhance livelihoods by providing reliable electricity.
Nigerian shipowners express cautious optimism as the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) moves into its implementation phase. This development is seen as a positive step for the maritime industry.
Nigeria issued 7,942 oil service permits and 49 licenses in the first quarter of 2026, indicating strong activity in the oil and gas sector. This reflects growing investor confidence in the industry.
A Lagos High Court has ordered the EFCC to cancel the wanted notice for directors of DKK Partners due to a contractual dispute. This decision highlights the judiciary's role in resolving business-related conflicts.
The Soje family is appealing a Lagos High Court ruling regarding a land dispute in Epe. They have cautioned against any new property transactions on the disputed land while the appeal is pending.
A Nigerian student in the US is facing deportation and a prison sentence for illegal firearm possession and a shooting incident involving his ex-girlfriend. The case highlights the serious legal consequences of such actions abroad.
Nigeria's Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy is committed to enforcing regulations that protect the rights and welfare of seafarers. This initiative aims to ensure fair treatment for those in the maritime industry.
APC members have commended Bayelsa Governor Duoye Diri for inaugurating a new ultramodern secretariat in Yenagoa. This initiative aims to enhance unity among party stakeholders.
Prof. Chidi Odinkalu has raised concerns about a potential plot to manipulate the NBA presidential election, suggesting efforts to ensure an unopposed candidate. This allegation highlights ongoing tensions within the legal community regarding the electoral process.
The World Bank has recognized the reforms at Apapa and Tincan ports, highlighting their significant improvements globally. This validation is largely attributed to the successful implementation of the Ètò electronic call-up system.
WACT-APM Terminals Nigeria has appointed Courage Obadagbonyi as its first Nigerian Managing Director, starting July 1. This marks a significant milestone for the company and reflects a commitment to local leadership.
Galatasaray has received a €120 million bid from a Saudi club for Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen. This development adds to the ongoing transfer discussions surrounding the player.
The NDLEA has successfully seized 6,778.5 kg of Canadian Loud at the Apapa Seaport in Lagos. This operation marks a significant victory in the fight against drug trafficking in Nigeria.
Three Nigerians have been detained in India for their alleged roles in a drug trafficking syndicate. The arrests highlight ongoing international efforts to combat drug-related crimes.
A female student from UNIOSUN shared her distressing experience of assault during a military operation at her hostel. The Army has initiated an investigation into the incident.
A pastor and two members of his congregation have been abducted by armed assailants in Benue State. There are growing calls for their safe release amidst rising concerns over security in the region.
Nigerian national teams are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Flag Africa Continental Championship in Nairobi, Kenya. This tournament presents an opportunity for Nigeria to showcase its talent on an international stage.
The 2026 BECE resumes today in Lagos State after a temporary suspension due to the Oro Festival. Candidates should note the revised schedule for affected p