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JUST IN: WAFCON 2026: Super Falcons Crash Out After 1-0 Defeat to Cameroon
Super Falcons crash out of WAFCON 2026 after Cameroon’s Myriam Nyadjou Wamen scores the only goal in a 1-0 quarter-final victory.
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Atiku challenges Tinubu to disclose procurement details surrounding $20bn projects allegedly linked to presidential associate Gilbert Chagoury
Sports
Super Falcons crash out of WAFCON 2026 after Cameroon’s Myriam Nyadjou Wamen scores the only goal in a 1-0 quarter-final victory.
Politics
Sahel bloc rejects Tinubu’s claim that insecurity in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger is worsening Nigeria’s security crisis.
The Federal Government has unveiled plans to construct the Limpye Dam in Kanke LGA of Plateau State to improve water supply, irrigation, hydropower generation and rural development. The project will begin after feasibility studies and FEC approval, while the nearly completed Mangu Dam is expected to be commissioned soon.
NBC seeks fresh appeal after court voided broadcast fines, citing regulatory powers and public interest concerns nationwide.
Oyo judicial panel invites public memoranda to aid investigation into Oriire school abduction before August 14 deadline.
Senate issues 72-hour ultimatum to defaulting agencies after absence stalls public hearing on NEITI audit reports.
Shettima urges investors to seize Nigeria’s growing opportunities, citing reforms, improved ratings and stronger economic confidence nationwide.
Major General Auwalu Mahmuda assumes command of Army’s 2 Division, pledges stronger operations and continuity in Oyo State.
NYSC says prospective corps members must obtain NERD clearance before mobilisation or risk delays in national service process.
TikToker Wasilat denies filming Oloolu masquerade, dismisses death rumours, says she only recorded passing Amotekun vehicle.
PFN President Wale Oke rejects proposed bus preaching ban, vows Christians will continue evangelism despite legislation.
Health advocate Princess Akawor Dolor has urged greater awareness of thyroid disorders among women, warning that symptoms are often mistaken for stress or hormonal changes, leading to delayed diagnosis and treatment.
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana (SAN) has urged the Federal Government to consider action against South African businesses operating in Nigeria if xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa persist. He said stronger economic and diplomatic measures are needed to protect Nigerian citizens and discourage further violence.
Nigeria will not be affected by OPEC+'s decision to increase oil production by 188,000 barrels per day because it is not part of the group's voluntary production cut arrangement. The country remains focused on increasing crude oil output to meet its existing OPEC quota while pursuing reforms to strengthen the petroleum sector.