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A former gubernatorial candidate has publicly supported a controversial pipeline security contract, highlighting ongoing debates over oil theft and state security.
Denis Sassou Nguesso, in power since 1979, is set to secure another term, continuing one of Africa's longest presidencies.
A massive Manchester derby is set for the FA Cup quarter-finals, with the winner heading to Wembley.
A former player's nostalgic look back at a celebrated period of success with the Scottish football giants.
The son of Iran's president has publicly denied reports that the country's new supreme leader was injured in a recent conflict, asserting his safety and stability.
A major new funding agreement aims to unlock capital for thousands of micro, small, and medium enterprises in the state.
Edo State celebrates its athletes' championship win with a major cash prize as the governor honors their achievement.
The club backed by the Portuguese star is on the verge of a lucrative promotion, proving celebrity investment can pay off on the pitch.
A national youth sports event is postponed while the ruling party's dominance reshapes the political landscape, affecting communities across Nigeria.
A growing chorus warns that without local control, artificial intelligence could create a new form of digital colonialism across the continent.
The government is freezing new import permits to prioritize domestic gasoline production, a major shift for Africa's largest oil producer.
Real Madrid's youth coach insists the team is prepared for their Champions League clash despite the absence of the French superstar.
The promising midfielder has made a pivotal decision ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualification cycle, altering the football landscape for two nations.
A policy reversal will see cash accepted again at airport entry points, impacting passenger convenience and operational logistics.
The Cristiano Ronaldo-supported club edges toward promotion, marking a potential return to Spain's top flight after a challenging season.
A sudden labor action by ground staff has halted all flights for the major carrier, stranding passengers and disrupting a critical travel link for Nigeria.
A deadly attack in Nigeria's Taraba state highlights the persistent violence tied to farmer-herder conflicts.
A former player's nostalgic look back at a successful period with the Scottish football club.
The University of Lagos administration insists academic activities will continue despite a nationwide strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities.
The government halts new import permits in a move to secure local gasoline availability and potentially reshape the fuel market.
Manager Mikel Arteta confirms a key defensive boost but loses his captain for a crucial European tie.
A court in Norway has convicted the midfielder for a non-consensual sexual act, a ruling his lawyer says he will appeal.
The NAqF's administrative moves come amid a period of significant political realignment across the country.
President Denis Sassou Nguesso is expected to secure another term, continuing one of Africa's longest presidencies.