The complete lineup of the players chosen for the FIFPro Men’s World 11 in 2025 is as follows
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ADC slams Tinubu over Trump’s security designation
By Eniola Amadu Northern Ireland’s Education Minister, Paul Givan justified the use of departmental resources to publicise images from his visit to a school in Jerusalem, saying that the engagement was “entirely non-political.” The minister added that he is a “minister for all” and he won’t be “cancelled”. This follows as a motion of no confidence in his role as minister is expected to be tabled at Stormont later, after his six-day trip to Israel. The motion has been presented by Gerry Carroll of People Before Profit (PBP) with support from Sinn Féin, the SDLP and the Alliance Party. In…
Reeves is facing challenges, needing to find a £20 billion shortfall to meet her government’s tax and spending rules.
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Rivers United’s victory over the Black Bulls has etched their name in the annals of African football history, granting them a coveted spot in the CAF Champions League group stage.
In the Champions League, Saliba has started two matches, completing the full 90 minutes in each.
By Clement Abayomi “NELFUND don pay!” Naomi screamed so loud her roommates thought she had won a scholarship abroad that morning. In a matter of seconds, one girl from the hostel block ran out of her room with unplaited hair, another with a piece of bread reduced to a shapeless figure in her hand. Within that moment, they heard someone shout, “Let’s go and check our accounts!” For some time, excitement filled the hostel like fresh wind. A number of them were already planning how to spend the upkeep money, some for textbooks, some for food, and one very serious…
By Clement Abayomi The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has become one of the most debated programmes in Nigeria, fifty-two years after it began. The objective when it was established in 1973 was to assist in the rebuilding of the country, following the civil war under Gen. Yakubu Gowon. Among (young) Nigerians, it aimed to foster unity, peace, and a sense of shared national identity. Today, though, insecurity, unemployment, and spiraling cost of living cause some to wonder: Should the NYSC stay as it is or should it be totally transformed? News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) explains that the scheme…
By Sakariyah, Ridwanullah The contrast could not be starker. Gallantly standing in front of a Toyota Corolla in the heart of Ikotun, Lagos, Moremi Omotosho, a 32-year-old secondary school teacher, confidently speaks of her decision to keep her maiden name as one of simple professional pragmatism. “My career was built on the Omotosho name. Why should I spend years and thousands of naira re-establishing my identity on my credentials?” she asks. According to Moremi, her mother, Mrs. Abike Mustapha (née Adekunle), who lives in a rural Kwara community, views the matter differently. For Abike, swapping Adekunle for Mustapha four decades…
By Sakariyah, Ridwanullah In October 2025, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), which was once the dominant force in Nigerian politics, finds itself reduced to a vulnerable handful of eight state governors, isolated enclaves amid a sweeping tide of defections and the unrelenting dominance of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). In places like Bauchi, where the PDP Governors’ Forum chairman, Bala Mohammed, attempts to project unity, the prevailing mood is less one of opposition strength and more the palpable sense of a party under siege. It captures starkly the dramatic decline of a party that once held the centre for…
