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Miami won 3-2 against Fire, marking a successful match despite the absence of star players Messi and De Paul. Lewandowski's MLS debut was overshadowed by this defeat.
A returnee shares their experience of becoming an undocumented migrant in South Africa after initially entering the country legally. Financial difficulties led to abandoning studies and losing immigration status.
Military forces have successfully rescued 11 individuals who were kidnapped and apprehended 21 suspects involved in various criminal activities. These operations took place across Borno, Zamfara, and Kogi states.
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned US Senator Marco Rubio against supplying weapons to Ukraine. The meeting took place in Manila, emphasizing Russia's stance on military support for Kyiv.
The naira showed stability against the US dollar on July 23, 2026, in both official and parallel markets. This indicates a steady exchange rate environment for the currency.
Babatunde Fashola has reaffirmed his commitment to his current role, stating he is 'president at home' and has no intentions of pursuing presidential ambitions. He hopes his public service journey will inspire younger Nigerians.
Nigerian forward Arokodare has addressed the controversy surrounding the Wolves training sessions through a social media statement. His comments aim to clarify the situation and provide insight into the team's dynamics.
Former Minister Babatunde Fashola has announced he will not seek the presidency, choosing to focus on his current responsibilities. This decision highlights his commitment to his existing role rather than pursuing higher political ambitions.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has assured Nigerians of President Tinubu's commitment to addressing insecurity. He highlighted recent rescue efforts and the government's intensified actions in this regard.
Awoniyi is optimistic about the upcoming Nottingham Forest season after a successful pre-season where he scored goals. He aims to build on this momentum and foster a winning mentality for the team.
The Abuja Investment Company Limited (AICL) has awarded N9.75 million to support youth entrepreneurship across three sectors. This initiative aims to foster innovation and empower young startups in Nigeria.
The Lagos State Government is seeking approval from the State House of Assembly for a N200 billion bond. The funds will be allocated to support rail and healthcare projects in the state.
INEC has successfully completed the voter registration process, while controversies surrounding judges' housing and NBA rewards have emerged. These developments highlight the ongoing complexities within Nigeria's political and legal landscape.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCs) are in conflict over their regulatory roles. This clash highlights the complexities of Nigeria's electricity regulation landscape, which features multiple authorities.
Akor Adams has signed with the newly promoted Italian club Venezia after a successful career across several European leagues. His arrival is expected to bolster the team's attacking options with his proven goalscoring ability.
The Senate committee has interrogated the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) regarding key economic issues including inflation and bank recapitalization. This inquiry aligns with the CBN Act, which requires the governor to report to the National Assembly biannually.
Twenty-one lawmakers in Ondo State have called for the resignation of Speaker Olamide Oladiji, accusing him of misappropriating funds. They demand his resignation or threaten to initiate removal proceedings.
President Trump has issued a warning about severe consequences for Iran's infrastructure if there are attacks on shipping routes. He specifically mentioned potential strikes on civilian facilities like bridges and power plants.
An Angolan bank has integrated with China's yuan payment system, reflecting a shift in global financial dynamics. This move comes amid various international developments, including tensions involving the US and Iran.
The UK economy has suffered a significant loss of approximately $3.9 billion due to stricter immigration policies that have led to a decline in international student enrollment. This situation highlights the potential economic impact of immigration regulations on educational institutions.
The IATA's 2025 report highlights the absence of African countries in the top 10 air passenger markets. This exclusion raises concerns about the growth of the aviation sector in Africa.
Fubara has announced his alignment with Wike's 'Rainbow Coalition' and called on his supporters to back OK Chinda. This move has stirred reactions in Rivers State as he declares his return to his political roots.
Zenith Bank has been recognized as Africa's Best Bank and Nigeria's Best Bank for the second year in a row at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026. This achievement highlights its status as a leading financial institution on the continent.
Badejo-Okusanya is gearing up for the upcoming Nigerian Bar Association elections, promising to implement necessary reforms. The election has sparked significant discussion among legal professionals in Nigeria.
NAICOM has praised the Senate for passing the National Insurance Regulatory Commission Bill. This legislation is seen as a significant step towards enhancing regulatory frameworks in the insurance sector.
NAFDAC has initiated a nationwide crackdown on sachet alcohol in markets, bars, and motor parks. Offenders will face prosecution as part of this enforcement effort.
Dangote Refinery has resumed petrol loading priced at N1,215 per litre, ending a week-long suspension. This development brings stability to the downstream sector amid price adjustments at depots and filling stations.
Senator Ali Ndume has refuted claims that he served as a mediator between kidnappers and others, asserting he has never engaged in ransom discussions. His denial comes in response to allegations made by the Presidency.
Aptech emphasizes the importance of education in addressing Nigeria's digital skills gap. Strengthening industry-focused education is crucial for meeting the demand for skilled technology professionals.
An investigation shows that examination bodies could have generated N175 billion annually from a proposed increase in SSCE registration fees. The Federal Government's reversal of the N50,000 fee per candidate has halted this potential revenue.