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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.
Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba, has withdrawn 27 students over poor academic performance and other disciplinary issues. The institution said the action was taken in line with its academic regulations as part of efforts to maintain high educational standards.
Nigerian Army troops have uncovered a shallow grave and recovered the remains of a community leader allegedly killed by suspected ESN members in Imo State. The military said the discovery was made during ongoing operations against criminal groups, while efforts continue to arrest those responsible.
Works Minister David Umahi has criticised those using the death of Mary Habila for political purposes, warning against exploiting the tragedy for personal or partisan gain. He called for restraint, respect for the bereaved family and a focus on allowing due process to establish the facts surrounding the incident.
The Lagos State Government has advised motorists to avoid the Anthony Village service lane as repair works begin on the road. Drivers have been urged to use alternative routes and comply with traffic officials while the rehabilitation project is underway.
Gunmen have killed former Rim Ward councillor Daniel Danjuma Chong during a late-night attack on Rim community in Riyom LGA of Plateau State. The killing has renewed concerns over persistent insecurity in the state, with residents urging authorities to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Veteran Nollywood actor Harry B Anyanwu has appealed to colleagues and members of the public to support actress Maureen Okpoko, who reportedly lost her sight years ago. He said financial assistance is needed to help her access treatment that could restore her vision.
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council and its workers' union have dismissed reports of a planned strike, affirming that industrial harmony exists within the organisation. They also denied allegations of nepotism and recent director appointments, reiterating their commitment to promoting Nigeria's non-oil export sector.
APC governorship candidate Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji has met with Governors Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Lucky Aiyedatiwa, former Governor Bisi Akande and other South-West APC leaders to review campaign strategies ahead of the August 15 Osun governorship election. He said the meeting reinforced the party's unity and commitment to securing victory.
The Nigeria Revenue Service has issued new guidelines governing the taxation of cryptocurrencies and other virtual assets. The framework sets out registration, reporting and tax obligations for digital asset transactions, with the aim of improving compliance, transparency and regulatory certainty in Nigeria's digital economy.
The NYSC has made NERD clearance compulsory for all prospective corps members, warning that no graduate will be mobilised without it. The requirement forms part of the Federal Government's reforms to strengthen the integrity of the mobilisation process and curb certificate fraud.
TikTok stars Peller and Jarvis have responded to critics of their recent wedding, urging them to “go and make it” instead of being jealous. The couple's viral video came after their marriage drew both congratulatory messages and criticism from social media users.
Nigeria's identity management reforms may soon end the practice of relying solely on newspaper publications and affidavits to legalise name changes. Authorities are moving towards a system that prioritises updates through the National Identity Management Commission, making the NIN the central record for recognising changes of identity.