AFCON 2023: Brave 10-man Guinea hold Cameroon
Guinea joined a growing list of surprise sides at the Africa Cup of Nations by drawing 1-1 against five-time champions Cameroon in Group C on Monday despite playing the second half with
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Trump rules Republicans, and other takeaways from Iowa
Donald Trump's victory Monday in the Iowa caucuses surprised no one, confirming his grip on the Republican Party and offering clues about the campaign ahead.
Japan to double emergency funds after New Year’s Day quake
Japan plans to double a fund used for disaster relief and other contingencies to $6.8 billion after a devastating New Year's Day earthquake, the government said Tuesday, as snow worsened conditions for
NFF clarifies controversy over Sadiq Umar injury
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has shed more light on the controversy surrounding the injury to Real Sociedad striker, Sadiq Umar.
Gbaja: That cat with nine lives
Since the advent of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration, one name has been in the news. In some quarters, it has been speculated that he is the defacto president. Some have also
FG strained to meet 650m barrels target over crude-backed loans
Nigeria may fail to produce about 138 million barrels of crude oil worth $10.73 billion in 2024 even as President Bola Tinubu sets Nigeria’s N28 trillion 2024 budget on an unrealistic oil
Nigeria’s inflation ends 2023 at 28.9% as naira anxiety worsens outlook Â
Nigeria’s headline inflation closed 2023 slightly below the 30 percent market projected by many economists and research organisations, including KPMG.
Osun 2026: Between opposition’s deft moves and cracks in PDP
The crisis that trailed the 2022 primaries of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Osun State are yet unresolved.
Omirhobo threatens to sue CJN over brother’s appointment as NJC auditor
Human rights lawyer, Chief Malcolm Omirhobo has threatened to take legal action against the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Olukayode Ariwoola if he fails to justify the elevation of his brother, Adebayo
Economists seek investment in infrastructure, peg Nigeria’s growth at 3.47%
Economists and financial experts have projected that Nigeria’s economy will grow at 3.47 per cent if the government focuses on investing in infrastructure that supports manufacturing, export, and small and medium-scale enterprises