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Victor Olorunfemi

Victor Olorunfemi is a sports reporter with Peoples Gazette. Prior to working with The Gazette, he was with Sports247 Nigeria, a grassroots football news platform. He is on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram @herovicofficial
December 18, 2023

Catholic Church authorises priests to officiate same-sex marriages

The new declaration was announced by Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandez after it was endorsed by Pope Francis.

Pope Francis
December 16, 2023
Action from Chelsea vs Sheffield United (Credit: The Independent)
December 16, 2023
Medical team sorrounded Luton captain Tom Lockyer (Credit: Sky Sport News)
December 16, 2023

AAUA appoints Olusola as biochemistry department’s first professor

He has also served as the head of the department on multiple occasions.

Dr Augustine Olusola
December 15, 2023

Turkish club president who punched referee during match gets life ban

Faruk Koca, the president of the Turkish Super Lig club MKE Ankaragucu, has been banned from all footballing activities for life.

KOCA PUNCHING REFEREE MELER (credit: Evening standard)
December 14, 2023

Spanish media outlets slam $600 million lawsuit on Meta over alleged sharp advertising practices

“This loss of income has meant it is more difficult for the media to practise journalism.’’

Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram
December 14, 2023

Bedbugs disturbing homes in Cameroon imported from Europe: Health ministry

The government said it dispatched sanitary and health workers to disinfect homes and kill the bugs.

Bedbug(s)
December 13, 2023

Tesla recalls two million cars for autopilot system update amid pressure from federal regulators

The latest recall is the fourth done by the company in less than two years.

Tesla
December 13, 2023

Star of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Andre Braugher, dies at 61

According to Enews, Braugher’s cause of death was a brief illness, but more details surrounding his passing are yet to be made public.

CAPTAIN RAYMOND HOLT
December 12, 2023

UK warns citizens against travelling to Rivers, Kaduna, 21 other states

British nationals were also warned about the attacks on military installations by secessionist groups like IPOB in the South East.

British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery