A post-convocation party in Ekiti turns tragic as a stampede at a hotel kills three people. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
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Air Peace, Turkish airlines sign pact to boost Nigeria’s global connectivity
Air Peace and Turkish Airlines sign a new agreement to enhance global connectivity for Nigeria, offering single-ticket travel and seamless connections.
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Police begin investigation into death of three at Ekiti post-convocation party
The Ekiti state police command has commenced an investigation into the fatal post-convocation party stampede in Ikere-Ekiti. DAILY POST reports that the incident which happened […]
Nobody is planning to impeach Makinde, say Ibadan indigenes
The Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes dismisses claims of any plot to impeach Makinde, confirming the conflict with the Olubadan has been resolved amicab
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Mbah shines at Independent Silver Jubilee, clinches double honours
In a keenly contested field of 36 state governors, Mbah stood out, earning accolades in two key categories. He clinched the prestigious Outstanding Governor of the Year award and the Financial Architect Governor of the Year.
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Enugu West endorses Tinubu, Mbah as Nnamani dismisses one term promises
“They will not keep to such promises. Some people tell lies with confidence. You should be careful,” Mr Nnamani warned
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NNL: Abakaliki apologise to fans for missing out on NPFL promotion
Abakaliki FC have described their performance in the 2025-26 Nigeria National League, NNL, season as disappointing.
The Rice Boys have accepted responsibility for not delivering on their target for the season.
Abakaliki FC have apologised to the club’s faithful for their shortfall in the campaign.
“We are not unaware of your disappointment that we fell short of our ultimate target of securing promotion to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) this season,” Abakaliki FC wrote in an address to the supporters.
“We know how much this dream means to you, the entire Ebonyians, and to all of us in Abakaliki Football club.
“We accept responsibility for not delivering the result we all worked for, and we sincerely apologize to every fan who invested their strength, hope, time and resources in this journey- Head up!.”
NNL: Abakaliki apologise to fans for missing out on NPFL promotion
CITAD condemns NBC directive on broadcasters
The Centre for Information Technology and Development has condemned a recent directive issued by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to broadcasters across Nigeria, warning that […]
Nigerian wins top graduate award at US university
Muneer Yaqub is a final-year doctoral student in Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of Texas, Dallas
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NPFL: Ahmed Musa bags winner for Kano Pillars, Rangers back on top
Former Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa was the hero as Kano Pillars rallied to beat Rivers United 2-1 at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Sunday.
Abdullahi Musa gave Pillars the lead in the 81st minute, while Handsome Surveyor restored parity for the visitors one minute from time.
Musa however netted the winning goal for home team on the stroke of 90 minutes.
Pillars moved clear of the relegation zone following the hard-earned victory.
In Ikenne, Remo Stars also boosted their survival hopes with a hard-earned 3-0 victory over Niger Tornadoes.
Experienced striker Victor Mbaoma gave the Sky Blue Stars the lead on 10 minutes.
It was Mbaoma’s 12th league goal of the campaign.
Olamilekan Adedayo and Samuel Anakwe got the other goals for Remo Stars.
The win lifted the Usman Abdallah side to 16th position.
Rangers returned to the summit courtesy of a 2-1 victory over oriental rivals, Enyimba, in Enugu.
Wonah Williams gave Enyimba the lead four minutes after the break.
Chidozie Iwundu equalised for Rangers in the 61st minute, while Ifeanyi Onyebuchi netted the winning goal for the Flying Antelopes seven minutes later.
Full Results
Wikki 1-2 Insurance
Plateau 1-1 Kun Khalifat
El-Kanemi 1-2 3SC
Kwara Utd 2-1 Barau
Remo Stars 3-0 Tornadoes
Rangers 2-1 Enyimba
Katsina Utd 3-2 Bayelsa Utd
Abia Warriors 2-1 Ikorodu City
Kano Pillars 2-1 Rivers Utd
Nasarawa Utd 3-0 Wolves
NPFL: Ahmed Musa bags winner for Kano Pillars, Rangers back on top
