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Jannik Sinner has claimed his second consecutive Wimbledon Championship, defeating Alexander Zverev. This victory marks Sinner's second Grand Slam title in just over a year.
The Lagos State task force has seized 309 commercial motorcycles during an operation on the Lagos-Badagry Expressway. This move is part of ongoing efforts to regulate motorcycle operations in the state.
The Nigerian Government is intensifying its crackdown on illegal mining by detaining two suspects in Osun. This operation aims to eliminate illegal mining and reposition the sector for national economic growth.
Nigeria's daily oil output has risen by 2.3%, reaching 1.74 million barrels per day. This increase reflects a positive trend in the country's crude oil production.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has expressed support for expanding the World Cup to 64 teams. This proposal aims to enhance the tournament's competitiveness and global reach.
Dangote has announced a crackdown on illegal haulage, offering a reward of N500,000 for informants. The company warns that unauthorized goods transported by its trucks will lead to severe legal consequences for drivers and owners.
Authorities in Enugu have launched a manhunt for a bus driver and conductor accused of assaulting police officers. The state commissioner of police has urged them to surrender for investigation.
Nigerian troops have successfully eliminated an ISWAP cameraman in Borno and seized valuable footage of militant operations. This operation also led to the recovery of ammunition and combat gear.
The APC has criticized opposition parties following INEC's decision to extend the deadline for candidate name submissions. They argue that this situation highlights the opposition's organizational weaknesses and their ability to govern effectively.
The EFCC is appealing a court ruling that awarded N10 million in damages to a former minister in a defamation case. They have also requested a stay of execution to prevent the enforcement of the judgment while the appeal is pending.
The Chief Justice of Nigeria emphasizes that the success of judicial reforms hinges on the support from the legal community. He asserts that both the legal profession and the Judiciary must collaborate to enhance justice administration and uphold the rule of law.
NOUN law graduates protested at the Attorney General's office over delays in admissions to the Nigerian Law School. They are demanding immediate action to resolve the backlog affecting their future careers.
Governor Lawal has inaugurated a $200 million lithium mining facility in Zamfara, marking a significant investment in the region. The project is a collaboration between several mining companies, aiming to boost local economic development.
The release of the Oriire captives has sparked collective joy among Nigerians, highlighting a shared humanity across different regions. This event also raises questions about the double standards in societal responses to such incidents.
Nwabali has rejoined Chippa United after a five-month absence from the club. The Super Eagles goalkeeper left in February 2026 under a mutual agreement.
A journalist from Premium Times has been recognized as a finalist for a solution journalism award. This nomination highlights their commitment to community strengthening and civic participation.
A report reveals that Boko Haram has utilized AI tools like ChatGPT to enhance their attack strategies and bomb-making capabilities. This alarming development highlights the evolving tactics of the terrorist group in Nigeria.
Port Harcourt International Airport is set to receive more international flights due to its recent global status enhancement certification. This development is expected to boost travel and commerce in the region.
Images have emerged showing foreign troops and medics allegedly aiding ISWAP during a cholera crisis in Borno. The military has confirmed preliminary findings from a foiled attack in the area.
Femi Aribisala shares insights on a divine message encouraging faith within the church. Amaka Chiedozie's dream reinforces the importance of believing in God's word.
Argentina football legend Antonio Rattín has passed away at the age of 89. His legacy is remembered amid the renewed rivalry between Argentina and England in the World Cup.
Globacom celebrated 115 top dealers at its 2026 Partners' Gala, rewarding them with cash and cars. This event highlights the company's commitment to excellence and strategic partnerships in Nigeria's digital solutions sector.
A Lagos attorney, Taiwo Abidemi, has been sentenced to seven months in prison for unlawful waste disposal. The ruling was made by the Lagos State Special Offences Court in Oshodi.
The PDP, with support from Wike, has submitted its presidential and National Assembly candidates for the 2027 elections. Wike previously emphasized the need for the party to strengthen its internal structures to enhance its chances of winning.
Experts emphasize the need for audit committees to enhance their oversight functions to mitigate financial misstatements. Doyin Owolabi highlights the importance of asking tougher questions for better financial accountability.
Governor Dauda Lawal has launched a $200 million lithium processing facility in Zamfara, which is expected to create 2,000 jobs. This initiative aims to boost the local economy and enhance the state's mining sector.
The Ogun State Police Command has detained 43 suspected criminals in a late-night raid as part of Operation Kosaye. This operation targets notorious criminal hideouts in the area, aiming to enhance security.
The absence of President Tinubu from the National Assembly is attributed to poor budget execution. Reps Deputy Spokesperson Philip Agbese emphasizes that ministers and agency heads must be accountable for public spending.
The Ogun State Police Command has detained 43 suspects during a raid on a known criminal hideout in Isheri-Olofin. This operation, named Kosaye, involved 28 males and 15 females apprehended late at night.
Iran claims it has closed the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial maritime route, while the US military maintains that traffic is still flowing. This situation follows recent confrontations between the two nations over the strategic waterway.