“They must keep playing hard and believing in what they can achieve. I feel they can go all the way if only they maintain a very good concentration.”
The Juventus board resigned amid ongoing police investigations of their financial books.
ASUU (Unilorin chapter) has protested the “casualisation of intellectual workers” in Nigeria.
The World Health Organisation has decided to use ‘mpox’ for a virus previously known as monkeypox.
There are still questions about whether thousands of items held at large institutions globally, including the British Museum, will ever be returned.
NPC has reaffirmed its commitment to conducting a credible and reliable population and housing census in 2023.
Nninmo Bassey, the director of the Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF), has advised Nigerian youths to use poetry to advocate social change.
Fire has razed 150 improvised shops at the Kachako Central Market in the Takai local government area of Kano.
There were protests in motor parks in Osogbo at Old garage motor park, Okefia, Olaiya and Aregbe.
The DMO chief said the international market had closed its doors to borrowing, making it difficult for Nigeria to borrow.
