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AFC, UEFA and CONCACAF have called for an independent third-party review of FIFA's abandoned $4.2bn World Cup commercial-rights proposal, accusing the organisation of poor judgment and a breach of trust.
News
USCIS has published 100 official civics questions and answers that foreigners seeking US citizenship may be tested on, with applicants required to answer six out of 10 questions correctly to pass the civics section.
News
Police halted a church service at the University of Calabar after a dispute over chapel leadership created tension and raised fears of violence, with the parties invited for further discussions.
News
José Mourinho has revealed that he had agreed to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United in 2013 but pulled out to return to Chelsea, with Ferguson confirming the previously undisclosed story.
News
The UK has capped student loan interest rates at six per cent for Plan 2 and Plan 3 borrowers from September 2026 to August 2027, while Plan 1 and Plan 5 loans will attract a 4.1 per cent rate.
Sports
CAF has confirmed dates and host countries for major 2026-27 competitions, including the 2027 AFCON in East Africa, CAF Super Cup in South Africa and youth tournaments across Ghana, Morocco and Egypt.
News
AHF Nigeria has launched a two-month HIV and TB media reporting project for journalists in seven states, seeking to promote accurate, ethical and stigma-free health reporting.
Sports
Burkina Faso thrashed Nigeria 4-1 to win the WAFU U-20 title, ending the Flying Eagles’ hopes of qualifying for both the 2027 U-20 AFCON and FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Sports
Mourinho reveals he had agreed to become Man United manager after Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013 but chose Chelsea instead, saying he followed his heart.
Sports
Nigeria’s World Cup hopes remain alive after WAFCON exit as the Super Falcons face South Africa for a place in the intercontinental play-offs.
News
Geregu Power has defaulted on a N40.09bn bond payment as its profit plunges 88%, months after Femi Otedola sold his majority stake in the power firm.
Politics
NRS boss Zacch Adedeji says Tinubu often walks to work, eats once daily and has not travelled abroad in three months.
