The National Caucus of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Thursday night endorsed the proposed meeting of the National Executive Council of the party slated for Friday.

Liverpool has moved forward with plans to extend Anfield’s capacity to about 60,000 by inviting local residents to attend public consultation events.

Anthony Joshua has launched an impassioned defence of his trainer, Rob McCracken, following the criticism that followed his stunning knockout defeat to Andy Ruiz in June.

Sadio Mane has described Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp as the best manager in the world. Liverpool is top of the Premier League and are eight points ahead of second-place Leicester City.

Juventus defender Matthijs de Ligt has hit back at claims from Holland legend Patrick Kluivert that he regrets leaving Ajax for Serie A giants Juventus.

Rafael Nadal’s Spain eased into the Davis Cup quarter-finals, but the event organisers faced more questions over scheduling as yesterday’s action stretched beyond 4 am.

New Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho has promised to bring “passion” and “happiness” to the club. The Portuguese, 56, was appointed on Wednesday morning, following the sacking of Mauricio Pochettino on Tuesday night.

LaLiga Santander returns today with the title race hotting up. More thrills and spills are sure to come as the most competitive LaLiga table in decades currently has just two points separating the top five clubs,

The Commissioner, Lagos State Ministry of Home Affairs, Uzamat Akinbile - Yussuf has paid an official visit to the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) in Abuja to deliberate on issues concerning Hajj exercise.

Two and a half centuries after Benjamin Franklin famously flew his kite to better understand electricity; the mainstream auto industry is getting on board with the idea of ditching gasoline and going electric.

Australia is reviewing “Giteau’s Law”, which governs which foreign-based players are allowed to play for the Wallabies, after a poor World Cup.

Sir: Heightened trade and geopolitical tensions have resulted in a broad-based global economic slowdown. Sub-Saharan Africa is also feeling the consequences of this more challenging global environment. While growth in the region is expected to continue at 3.2 percent in 2019, it is weaker than what we projected at the time of our last forecast…