Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Ahmed Oluwasanjo

Ahmed Oluwasanjo is a general news reporter. Prior to joining Peoples Gazette, he was with The Interview Magazine as a reporter and video editor. He is on Twitter @ahmedrazak3
August 29, 2025

Fenerbahce sack Jose Mourinho after UCL qualifier defeat

Fenerbahçe announced that they have parted ways with Mourinho, who prides himself on being the “Special One,” in a post on X on Friday morning.

Jose Mourinho
August 29, 2025

Peter Obi: Nigerians expecting messiah should check their brains, says Dele Farotimi

“Is Peter Obi the messiah we are expecting?” a netizen inquired.

Peter Obi and Dele Farotimi
August 28, 2025

‘We’re under attack,’ NNPC boss Ojulari says weeks after failed plot to oust him

The NNPC boss stated that he was not under pressure from President Bola Tinubu, adding, “The enemies of this company and Nigerians will not win.”

Bashir Ojulari
August 28, 2025

NIS announces passport fee hike 

According to the NIS, the reviewed passport fees will not affect Nigerians in diaspora.

Nigerian passports
August 28, 2025

Electoral commission clears Tanzanian president, disqualifies rivals

Ms Hassan and her running mate, Emmanuel Nchimbi, were cleared on Wednesday.

Tanzanian President, Samia Suluhu Hassan
August 28, 2025

League Two Grimsby dump Man United out of Carabao Cup

The Reds now hope for redemption as they play newly promoted side Burnley on Saturday.

Grimsby vs Manchester Utd
August 27, 2025

Retired police officers accuse IGP Egbetokun of protecting criminals while suing Sowore

Mr Oregbo insisted that the police are not backing down on their demands from the government.

Omoyele Sowore and Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun
August 27, 2025

U.S. Catholic school shooting leaves children dead, scores injured

Former American Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden have condemned the shooting.

August 27, 2025

Two American clerics arrested, charged for manipulating members, soliciting donations, money laundering

The crimes the duo were charged with could attract over 60 years in prison if found guilty and convicted by the court.

David Taylor and Michelle Brannon
August 27, 2025

U.S. court sentences ex-Gambian dictator Yahaya Jameh’s henchman to over 67 years in prison for torture

Mr Correa, who obtained a visa and entered the U.S. in December 2016, was arrested by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official in 2019 and was placed on removal proceedings.

Michael Sang Correa