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Brazil superstar Neymar announces his retirement from international football after Brazil’s surprising World Cup exit to Norway. Learn more about Neymar’s
Erling Haaland describes Norway’s historic 2-1 World Cup victory against Brazil as “beyond my dreams,” after scoring both goals to reach the quarter-finals
Richard Nyong reflects on Misa’s extraordinary 36-apartment donation to National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, highlighting his lasting legacy.
A Delta Airlines aircraft was struck by fireworks while preparing to land, carrying 52 passengers and six crew members. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries from the incident.
Umahi asserts that Tinubu is leveraging infrastructure projects to combat insecurity in Nigeria. Obi criticizes off-budget spending, claiming it undermines accountability and fiscal credibility.
The US has announced it will closely monitor Nigeria's 2027 general election. Concerns have been raised regarding religious freedom and the protection of vulnerable communities.
Dr. George Elombi, President of Afreximbank, praised the achievements of the African Medical Centre of Excellence in its first year. He also committed to new investments to support its growth.
HURIWA has called on INEC to clarify the access codes for candidates in light of the ongoing court dispute involving the PDP. This request aims to ensure transparency and fairness in the electoral process.
Governor Ademola Adeleke has restructured the campaign council in Osun State to incorporate members who defected from the APC. This move aims to strengthen his political base ahead of upcoming elections.
Former Inspector-General of Police Suleiman Abba has left the All Progressives Congress to join the Peoples Democratic Party. He has also announced his candidacy for the Jigawa Southwest Senate seat.
An APC leader in Ondo State has urged FirstBank to reopen its Idoani branch, which has been closed for seven years following a robbery. The closure is said to negatively impact the rural economy in the area.
The Venezuela Solidarity Campaign in Nigeria is urging the U.S. to lift sanctions on Venezuela following recent fatal earthquakes. They argue that these restrictions hinder humanitarian efforts in the affected areas.
BusinessDay published a report on July 7, 2026, highlighting key developments in various sectors. The article provides insights into the current economic landscape and future projections.
A national dialogue is deemed essential for reforming the NYSC program to enhance skills and innovation. This dialogue aims to address the government's acknowledgment of failures in the education sector.
The Nigerian Senate has reiterated its support for the establishment of state police, highlighting the inclusion of strong anti-abuse protections in the proposed bill. Senator Opeyemi Bamidele emphasized that decentralized policing is essential to address the country's growing insecurity.
Governor Oyebanji has been praised by a local monarch and community members for the successful rescue of 14 kidnapped individuals in Ekiti. The operation reflects ongoing efforts to combat crime and enhance security in the region.
Dr. Richard Nyong praised the late Muritala Adegboyega Ibrahim for his significant contributions to affordable housing and philanthropy. His legacy as a real estate entrepreneur continues to inspire many in the industry.
The National Boundary Commission is working towards a peaceful resolution of the boundary dispute between Abia and Anambra states. Significant progress has been reported in the efforts to resolve the conflict.
Nigeria and Guinea-Bissau are enhancing military cooperation to tackle security challenges in West Africa. Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu emphasizes Nigeria's leadership in promoting regional security and democratic stability.
Three major Nigerian security agencies have been tasked to investigate a significant issue involving Gbaja. The joint effort aims to uncover the details surrounding the matter and his awareness of it.
Nigeria is at a critical juncture as it grapples with the challenge of distinguishing truth from misinformation. The need for effective state police is emphasized to address these issues across its diverse regions.
England and Norway have advanced to the World Cup quarter-finals. A controversial FIFA ruling regarding US star Folarin Balogun has sparked widespread uproar.
A man deceived multiple Nigerian agencies, including the CBN and NASS, by creating a fictitious council that secured a N1.3 billion budget. The Presidency has confirmed that the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council never legally existed.
Tinubu's lack of response regarding allegations against Adeniyi and Gbajabiamila raises concerns about governance. The situation highlights the importance of credible institutions for market confidence.
The Stanbic IBTC’s Purchasing Managers’ Index report reveals a decline in manufacturing output despite growth in other economic sectors. This indicates a mixed economic performance, with improving demand benefiting certain areas.
Concerns are growing over an unreported N8 trillion expenditure by the Nigerian government, raising issues of fiscal transparency. The finance minister has rejected claims from the IMF, while the Senate appears indifferent to the situation.
The Kwara'ndupe rally has brought attention to the evolving political landscape as Nigeria approaches the 2027 elections. While large crowds at rallies can be misleading, they still play a significant role in shaping political narratives.
Nigeria's economy is showing strong signs of stability as it enters the latter half of 2026. This positive outlook suggests potential growth and resilience in the economic landscape.
Norway and England have both secured victories, defeating Brazil 2-1 and Mexico 3-2 respectively. This success propels them into the quarterfinals of the tournament.
Norway eliminated Brazil from the 2026 FIFA World Cup with two late goals. This shocking defeat ends Brazil's hopes of securing a sixth championship title.