Ronaldo cleared for World Cup after FIFA ruling
Cristiano Ronaldo will play in Portugal's 2026 World Cup opener after FIFA suspended most of his ban. The 40-year-old received his first-ever red card for Portugal against Ireland. Read the full story.
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Judge Tosses Cases Against Trump Critics Comey and James
Federal judge cites government misconduct in dismissing cases against former FBI director James Comey and NY Attorney General Letitia James. Read the full details.
Spain's Top Prosecutor Found Guilty of Media Leak
Spain's Supreme Court convicts Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz for leaking confidential legal information about conservative opposition figure. Major blow to Sánchez government.
Spanish Court Orders Meta to Pay €479M to Media
A Spanish court has ruled that Meta must pay local media €479 million for unfair competition by violating data rules. This landmark case impacts global media survival.
Nigeria's Super Eagles Rise to 38th in FIFA Ranking
Nigeria's Super Eagles climbed three spots to 38th in latest FIFA ranking despite World Cup qualification failure. Discover Africa's top teams and global standings.
Kogi youths give 21-day ultimatum for LG autonomy
Youth groups in Kogi demand local government autonomy implementation within 21 days. Coalition presents allocation analysis, cites Supreme Court ruling. Read full details.
US Judge Dismisses Antitrust Case Against Meta
A US court has dismissed the antitrust lawsuit against Meta, ruling the company faces fierce competition from TikTok and YouTube. Discover the details of this landmark ruling.
Court Backs Perrier's Natural Mineral Water Claim
French court rejects consumer case against Perrier's natural mineral water label despite filtration controversies. Learn about the legal battle and Nestle's fines.
Court Forces Girl to Keep Rapist Father's Surname
A UK High Court judge ruled a 5-year-old must keep her father's surname despite his rape convictions. The decision sparks outrage about family court failures.
Taraba Governor Announces APC Defection Date
Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas reveals he will officially defect from PDP to APC on November 19, citing state destiny. President Tinubu approves move.
BHP liable for Brazil mine disaster: UK court
British court rules BHP responsible for 2015 Brazil dam collapse that killed 19, unleashed toxic mud. Mining giant faces potential £36 billion compensation claim. Full details on the landmark environmental case.
German court rules against OpenAI in copyright case
A German court has ruled that OpenAI infringed copyright by using song lyrics to train its AI models. This landmark decision could impact artists across Europe and set a precedent for AI copyright law.
Running Man: Survival Thriller Hits Cinemas Nov 14
The high-octane thriller 'Running Man' races into Nigerian cinemas on November 14. This action-packed film turns survival into a deadly game. Get your tickets now!
Sarkozy Released from Prison by European Court
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, 70, has been ordered released from prison by a Paris court after serving less than three weeks of his five-year sentence for Libyan campaign funding. Read details.
Court Sets Nov 11 for Sule Lamido's PDP Convention Suit Ruling
Former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido's legal battle to halt PDP's national convention reaches crucial stage as court fixes November 11 for ruling. Get exclusive details on the political showdown.
Anambra Declares Friday Work-Free for Election
Anambra State Government announces Friday as public holiday to enable civil servants and residents participate freely in Saturday's governorship election. Get all details about the electoral preparations.
Court Gives Kanu Until Nov 7 to Defend Terrorism Charges
Federal High Court Abuja gives Nnamdi Kanu final extension to challenge terrorism allegations or risk losing defense rights in high-profile case
Belgium's Coalition Collapse Threat Over Budget Crisis
Belgium's government faces imminent collapse as coalition partners clash over 2025 budget negotiations, threatening political stability and economic reforms.
Kukah to Speak at Abati Book Launch November 7
Renowned Bishop Matthew Kukah will deliver the keynote address at the highly anticipated book presentation by veteran journalist Reuben Abati. The event promises insightful discourse on Nigerian media and politics.
Court Sets Nov 7 for Nnamdi Kanu's Defense
Federal High Court Abuja sets crucial November 7 date for IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu to open defense in terrorism trial. Justice Binta Nyako presides over high-profile case.
Court Grants Nnamdi Kanu Chance to Fight Terrorism Charges
Federal High Court in Abuja gives IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu chance to contest terrorism allegations in landmark ruling that could reshape the ongoing legal battle.
Court Clears PDP to Hold National Convention
In a dramatic legal turnaround, the Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed a suit seeking to stop the Peoples Democratic Party from holding its crucial national convention, paving way for the opposition party's reorganization.
Court Clears PDP to Hold National Convention
Federal High Court dismisses lawsuit seeking to stop PDP's national convention, clearing path for crucial party gathering scheduled for November 29. Legal victory strengthens party's position ahead of future elections.
Court frees 13 unlawfully detained inmates, awards ₦48m
In a landmark ruling, a Taraba High Court has ordered the immediate release of 13 unlawfully detained inmates and awarded them ₦48 million in compensation for violation of their fundamental rights.
Court rejects bid to dismiss N300m eviction lawsuit
A Federal High Court in Lagos has refused to strike out a N300 million lawsuit filed by tenants alleging illegal eviction from Banana Island properties, setting the stage for a major legal battle over property rights.
November 2025 Tech Launches: Ultimate Nigeria Guide
Get ready for a massive month of tech innovation! From groundbreaking smartphones to revolutionary AI tools, discover all the major tech launches hitting Nigeria in November 2025.
Court Gives Nnamdi Kanu November 5 Defense Deadline
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu faces crucial November 5 deadline as Federal High Court orders him to enter defense against terrorism charges or forfeit his rights in landmark ruling.
Partial Food Stamp Benefits Due to Government Shutdown
Trump administration confirms partial SNAP benefits for November due to ongoing government shutdown. Millions of low-income families face uncertainty as food assistance programs hit crisis point.
Northstar 2.0 Returns in November: Innovation Focus
The highly anticipated Northstar 2.0 conference returns this November, focusing on technological innovation and inclusive economic growth strategies for Nigeria's development landscape.
APDP Defies Court, Proceeds With November 15 Convention
The Advanced Peoples Democratic Party (APDP) has declared it will proceed with its November 15 national convention despite a Federal High Court ruling, setting the stage for a major political showdown in Nigeria.
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