Premier League Blames Europe for Boxing Day Cuts
English Premier League reveals why fewer Boxing Day matches will be broadcast this season, pointing to expanded European competitions as the culprit behind the festive football reduction.
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Pan-African Psychology Union Conference in Nigeria
Nigeria prepares to host groundbreaking Pan-African Psychology Union conference focusing on mental health education, research collaboration, and academic excellence across African universities.
ASUU Exposes Mismanagement at Bayero University Kano
The Academic Staff Union of Universities exposes serious financial and administrative irregularities at Bayero University Kano, demanding transparency and proper governance.
Italy Demands ECB Cut Rates Over Strong Euro Crisis
Italian leaders pressure European Central Bank to slash interest rates as surging Euro threatens economic recovery. Analysis of global currency impacts.
Sudan Crisis: ITUC-Africa Demands Urgent Peace Action
As Sudan's humanitarian crisis worsens, ITUC-Africa calls for immediate international action to restore peace and protect civilians from escalating violence.
SHEIN Opens First European Physical Store in Paris
Chinese fashion powerhouse SHEIN is making bold moves in Europe with its first-ever physical store opening in Paris. Discover how this e-commerce giant is bridging online and offline retail experiences.
Poland's Birthrate Crisis May Create Ghost Towns
Poland faces a demographic emergency with birthrates hitting record lows, raising fears of abandoned towns and economic collapse within 20 years without urgent intervention.
SWEST Summit: Resolutions vs Political Inertia
The recent SWEST security summit generated ambitious resolutions, but experts question political will for implementation as Nigeria's security challenges persist.
West African ICC Exit Puts Citizens at Risk
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court raises serious concerns about justice and accountability in the region. Experts warn this decision leaves citizens vulnerable to human rights abuses.
Governor Alia Wins Top UK Award at Africa Growth Summit
Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia receives international recognition for outstanding leadership and transformative governance at prestigious UK summit, highlighting Nigeria's growing global influence.
Lagos to Host AFRIMA 2026: African Music Awards in Nigeria
Lagos has been officially selected to host the 9th African Music Awards (AFRIMA) in January 2026, marking a major victory for Nigeria's entertainment industry and African cultural diplomacy.
Western Union's Crypto Plan for Nigeria Remittances
Western Union partners with Stellar to launch USD-backed stablecoin, potentially revolutionizing how Nigerians receive money from abroad with faster, cheaper transfers.
Real Madrid, Super League Sue UEFA for ₦4 Trillion
European football in total chaos as Real Madrid and Super League organizers sue UEFA for massive damages over alleged anti-competitive practices.
FG Releases ₦23bn to Universities, ASUU Suspends Strike
Nigerian government disburses ₦23 billion to clear outstanding arrears for public universities after ASUU suspends industrial action. Get full details on the breakthrough agreement.
Timi Frank Blasts Flawed African Elections
Nigerian activist Timi Frank exposes electoral malpractices in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Ivory Coast, warning of democracy's decline in Africa and calling for international intervention.
Italy Court Blocks Sicily Bridge, PM Meloni Outraged
Italy's administrative court halts controversial Messina Strait Bridge project, triggering furious response from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni who vows to continue fighting for the infrastructure development.
Peter Olayinka shocks football world, leaves Red Star Belgrade
Nigerian international Peter Olayinka makes stunning decision to terminate contract with Serbian giants Red Star Belgrade, sending shockwaves through European football circles.
Eurozone Growth Beats Expectations in Q1 2024
The Eurozone economy has delivered a powerful performance, exceeding all forecasts with stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter of 2024, driven by Germany's recovery and resilient consumer spending.
Virgin Advances Plans for Eurostar Rival Service
Richard Branson's Virgin Group advances plans to challenge Eurostar's monopoly with new high-speed rail services connecting London to European cities. Get the latest on this game-changing development.
EU-NFI Partnership Empowers Young Nigerian Filmmakers
European Union teams up with Nigerian Film Institute to launch groundbreaking cultural collaboration program, offering young Nigerian filmmakers training, funding, and international exposure.
African Leaders Demand Sovereign Justice Mechanisms
African heads of state are pushing for revolutionary sovereign justice systems to handle transnational crimes and international disputes, challenging Western-dominated legal frameworks.
ECB Holds Rates Steady Amid Inflation Concerns
European Central Bank maintains interest rates despite inflation concerns. Analysis of how this decision impacts Nigeria's economy, trade relations, and the global financial landscape.
World Schools Summit: Experts Tackle Global Education Crisis
Education leaders worldwide are gathering at the World Schools Summit in the UK to address the deepening global learning crisis and create actionable solutions for transforming education systems.
Meta Stock Plummets After ₦2.4 Trillion Tax Hit
Meta Platforms faces massive profit decline as €1.9 billion tax charge from European operations sends shares tumbling. Discover how this impacts investors and the company's financial future.
ASUU Seeks Ex-Sokoto Governor's Help in FG Dispute
Nigeria's Academic Staff Union of Universities turns to former Sokoto State Governor Abdallah Wali as mediator in prolonged dispute with Federal Government over unmet agreements.
Akpabio, EU lawmakers renew regional stability pact
Senate President Godswill Akpabio and European Parliament members reinforce commitment to regional security and democratic governance in high-level talks.
Santander Bank Posts Record €11.1 Billion Profit
Spanish banking giant Santander reports historic €11.1 billion profit for 2023, driven by strong European and American markets. See how this impacts global banking.
BASF Profit Dips 37%, Demands EU Cut Red Tape
German chemical company BASF reports significant profit drop, calls on European Union to reduce bureaucratic hurdles affecting business competitiveness in latest earnings report.
Deutsche Bank Posts Record €5.7 Billion Profit
Germany's banking giant Deutsche Bank reports historic €5.7 billion profit driven by strong trading and investment banking performance in 2023.
Nigeria Aims for $1 Trillion Economy by 2030
Nigeria's Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Abubakar Bagudu, has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to transform the nation into a $1 trillion economy by 2030 during high-level talks with European Union ambassadors in Abuja.
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