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Femi Ajanaku

August 8, 2026
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August 7, 2026

UNILAG, CELSIR conclude ‘Voices Beyond Walls’ programme in Kirikiri

Participants were regarded as learners rather than inmates.

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August 6, 2026

  Robbers beat 27-year-old Ugandan footballer to death

Owori’s funeral is scheduled to hold on Saturday, 8 August.

David Owori
August 6, 2026

Argentina declares July 15 national holiday after 2026 World Cup semi-final victory over England

The Argentina Football Association designated July 15 as the country’s ‘National Football Teams Day’ after the country’s 2-1 semi-final victory against England.

Argentina football team at the World Cup
August 6, 2026

UK okays Paramount’s $110 billion merger with Warner Bros

The agreement will take effect after the deal is finalised and will remain in place for the next five years.

Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery
August 6, 2026

A$AP Rocky assures fans Rihanna working on new album

The rapper addressed rumours of their relationship being the reason for the delay of a new project.

Rihanna
August 6, 2026

Two sentenced to 20-year jail term for trafficking 11 Nigerians for internet fraud

The convicts took away their mobile phones and their identification cards when they arrived.

August 6, 2026

ADC, NDC blast Tinubu for freezing Osun bank accounts ahead of election, accuse him of ‘political terrorism’

“The freezing of Osun State’s account is a brazen display of executive rascality. Never in the political history of Nigeria have we seen a desperate …government,” said NDC.

ADC and NDC logos
August 6, 2026

Mobile Programming, A-1 Technology to pay $2.35 million over fraudulent COVID-19 relief loans

Mobile Programming applied for and received a $1,326,949 Second Draw PPP loan. A-1 Technology applied for and received a $184,287 Second Draw PPP loan.

Mobile Programming, A-1 Technology
August 6, 2026

Canadian cybercriminal hacks 165 U.S. companies, organisations, extorts millions of dollars; faces decades in jail

Mr Moucka faces a mandatory minimum penalty of two years in prison on the aggravated identity theft count and a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison on the remaining counts.

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