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By Boluwatife Kehinde  ‎Super Eagles goalkeeper Adebayo Adeleye has issued a heartfelt appeal to the public, urging them to stop mistaking him for Manchester United and Cameroon shot-stopper Andre Onana. ‎The 25-year-old Nigerian international, who is currently in camp with the Super Eagles as they prepare for their crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and South Africa, expressed frustration over recurring cases of misidentification. READ ALSO: Bayindir’s failed Man Utd audition poses Onana dilemma Speaking during a media chat, Adeleye emphasised the need for people to respect his identity and career achievements. ‎“To the esteemed public, I wish to…

By Eniola Amadu Residents of Olive Dell Ranch in Southern California have sued the resort’s owners after the once-renowned nudist community banned nudity, fell into disrepair, and began evicting long-time occupants. More than 50 current and former members accuse management of violating civil rights, engaging in unfair business practices, committing financial elder abuse, and creating unlivable conditions while raising rents. The lawsuit, first reported by KTLA, alleges the owners are deliberately forcing out residents — many elderly, disabled, or veterans — to boost the property’s value. READ ALSO: Wildfires sweep California “This at its heart is an anti-discrimination case,” said Frances…

By Eniola Amadu Buckingham Palace has announced with “deep sorrow” the death of Katharine, Duchess of Kent, aged 92. The Duchess, who passed away peacefully yesterday night at Kensington Palace surrounded by family, was the oldest member of the Royal Family. She will be remembered for her warmth, humility and enduring love of music. READ ALSO: Duke and Duchess of Westminster expecting 1st child A statement from the palace confirmed that flags across royal residences, including Buckingham Palace, have been lowered to half-mast. King Charles, who was informed of her passing while at Balmoral, has ordered a period of royal mourning…

By Eniola Amadu A vascular surgeon who deliberately froze his legs with dry ice so they would require amputation, before fraudulently claiming nearly £500,000 in insurance payouts, has been jailed. Neil Hopper, 49, received a 32-month sentence at Truro Crown Court after admitting two counts of fraud by false representation and three counts of possessing extreme pornographic images. Prosecutors said Hopper falsely claimed his amputations were caused by sepsis, concealing that they were self-inflicted to satisfy a long-standing sexual obsession. READ ALSO: French surgeon bags 20 years jail for raping hundreds of child patients The court heard that in April 2019,…

By Eniola Amadu The United States has imposed sanctions on three Palestinian human rights organisations that urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate Israel for genocide in Gaza. The targeted groups are the Gaza-based Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Al Mezan Center for Human Rights, and the Ramallah-based Al-Haq. All three were listed under designations the treasury linked to ICC-related activity. READ ALSO: Survivors rally behind bipartisan push to release Epstein files The sanctions follow the groups’ joint petition in November 2023 asking the ICC to probe Israeli airstrikes on densely populated civilian areas, the blockade of Gaza, and mass…

By Ismaeel Aleem  The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the devolution of voter registration to the ward level in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) ahead of the Area Council elections scheduled for February 21, 2026. The move, approved by the Commission, aligns with its policy to expand registration access before major off-cycle elections, as previously implemented in Edo, Ondo, and Anambra States. READ ALSO: INEC receives 171 applications for new political parties, shortlisting underway Starting Monday, September 29, 2025, voter registration will extend from the FCT office and six Area Council offices to all 62 wards, creating a total…

By Boluwatife Kehinde Boxing fans worldwide are set for a spectacle as Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather have agreed to face off in an exhibition fight in spring 2026. Although the date and venue are yet to be confirmed, promoters at CSI said negotiations were complete, paving the way for a blockbuster event mixing nostalgia, legacy, and entertainment. READ ALSO: Tyson Fury’s gloves are off for good – Arum doubts return Tyson, 59, remains one of the sport’s most iconic heavyweights. Nicknamed “Iron Mike,” he dominated the 1980s and 1990s with ferocious knockouts, retiring with a record of 50 wins and…

By Ismaeel Aleem Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has accused President Bola Tinubu’s administration of mounting a “coordinated and dangerous assault” on dissenting voices, warning that Nigeria is sliding towards authoritarian rule. His remarks, released in a statement today, followed a string of controversial incidents in Kaduna, Katsina, and beyond, which he said reflected an erosion of democratic freedoms. READ ALSO: Atiku: I’ll support whoever wins ADC presidential ticket Atiku cited the summons of former Kaduna Governor Nasir el-Rufai and leaders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), calling it an attempt to silence critics. He also condemned the “brazen attack” on…

By Boluwatife Kehinde Nigeria’s U-17 girls, the Flamingos, have opened camp in Abuja as preparations intensify for the 2025 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco. The tournament runs from 17 October to 8 November, with Nigeria making their seventh appearance. Head coach Bankole Olowookere invited 30 players to the training camp, including four goalkeepers, nine defenders, nine midfielders, and eight forwards. READ ALSO: U17WCQ: Nigeria’s Flamingos defeat South Africa, move to next round The squad features players from across the Nigeria Women’s Football League and academies nationwide. Among the notable call-ups are goalkeepers Elizabeth Boniface (Abia Angels), Onyinyechi Opara (Imo…

By Sakariyah, Ridwanullah Life in Nigeria often feels like a marathon without a finish line. From Lagos traffic and unstable power supply to rising inflation and recurring fuel scarcity, daily stress weighs heavily on citizens. Yet amid the chaos, simple coping strategies can offer calm, health, and hope. Firstly, it is pertinent to be aware that stress itself is not entirely avoidable. Like many human experiences, it comes with living, working, and interacting with others. The American Psychological Association reported that “stress is a normal reaction to everyday pressures but can become unhealthy when it upsets your day-to-day functioning. Stress…