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D'Tiger

Boluwatife Kehinde  ‎‎Nigeria’s men’s basketball team, D’Tigers, have suffered a sharp decline in the latest FIBA World Rankings, dropping 11 places to 53rd globally. The update, released by the sport’s world governing body, reflects the outcome of this summer’s international competitions, including the AfroBasket 2025 tournament in Angola. ‎D’Tigers entered the rankings update with 297.8 points in March but now stand at 248.7, making them one of the biggest fallers alongside Morocco, Tunisia, Virgin Islands and Kosovo. On the continental ladder, the 2015 African champions slipped from sixth to eighth.‎ READ ALSO: How D’Tigress won 7th FIBA AfroBasket title, bagged national…

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Nigeria Super Eagles squad

Boluwatife Kehinde ‎ ‎Nigeria’s Super Eagles have dropped out of Africa’s top five in the latest FIFA World Ranking, slipping one place to 45th in the world. Despite the setback, the three-time African champions remain above South Africa, who sit 55th on the global ladder. ‎ ‎The decline follows Nigeria’s underwhelming showing during the recent international window, which dented their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification hopes. ‎ ‎The Super Eagles edged Rwanda narrowly in Uyo but faltered against South Africa, settling for a draw that cost them vital points in both their World Cup campaign and continental standing. ‎ ‎This…

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By Ismaeel Aleem The Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kaduna State, Mr Edward Marshall, has declared that only a coalition led by the PDP can unseat the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027 general elections. Speaking yesterday at the party’s secretariat in Kaduna while receiving members of the Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim (GOH-Front) political group, Marshall emphasised the party’s unmatched national structure as key to mounting a formidable challenge. The GOH-Front group had visited to protest the PDP National Executive Committee’s decision to zone the 2027 presidential ticket to the South, a move they argued could limit…

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The 7th edition of the Lord’s Achievers Awards (LAA) lit up The Monarch Events Centre, Lekki, Lagos, on Friday night as 12 young leaders, innovators, and changemakers were honoured under the theme “Icons of Impact.” Powered by Lord’s London Dry Gin, the annual awards recognised excellence across diverse sectors, including finance, media, literature, health, sports, and innovation. This year’s honourees included Jennifer Awirigwe for Finance, Debbie Larry-Izamoje for Media and Journalism, Victory Ashaka for Literature, Kaline Njoku for Film and Entertainment, and Damilola Onafuwa for Visual Arts. In Sports, football star Asisat Oshoala was celebrated, with her award received on…

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