Official says persistent price spikes are pushing the industry beyond sustainable limits.
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Police rescue victim in gun battle with kidnappers
Operatives of the Nigeria Police Force in Adamawa State have rescued a kidnapped man following an operation involving police operatives and members of the Civilian […]
Troops arrest three suspected ISWAP logistics suppliers in Yobe
Troops have arrested three suspected logistics suppliers to terrorist groups during an operation in Damaturu Local Government Area of Yobe State. This is contained in […]
NPFL: Arumala focuses on Ikorodu City, not top scorer award
Ikorodu City forward, Joseph Arumala has said his priority is to help the club finish among the top teams in the 2025-26 season.
Arumala currently tops the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, top scorer’s chat with 12 goals.
He said he would not be carried away with his current goal scoring feat.
”I just want to enjoy the remaining games of the season,” Arumala told NPFL media.
“I am not targeting any number of goals but I just want to help my team do well so that we can finish the season very well. For me, it is a game at a time.”
Ikorodu City are aiming to win the NPFL title for the first time.
EPL: If Man City loses to Arsenal, the title race is over – Guardiola
Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola, has claimed that the Premier League title race will be over if they lose to Arsenal this weekend.
City welcome the Gunners in a top-of-the-table clash on Sunday.
The league leaders are six points ahead of Guardiola’s men, although City have a game in hand.
A win for Arsenal will extend the gap, while the former champions have the chance to go within three points.
“If we lose, it’s over. But with the other two results, and knowing that Arsenal didn’t win against Bournemouth, we still have games to play,” Guardiola said.
City were held to a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture at the Emirates.
But they beat Arsenal 2-0 in the Carabao Cup final last month, as they began to build momentum ahead of the run-in.
EPL: If Man City loses to Arsenal, the title race is over – Guardiola
EXCLUSIVE: FCE Enugu Fire Report Delayed Weeks After Deadline As Staff Allege Arson To Cover Up Corruption
The blaze destroyed the Centre for Educational Technology building, which housed the procurement unit, examinations and records departments, along with several other critical offices.
Urgent intervention needed to stabilise prices, prevent disruption of flight operations – AON insists
“If nothing changes, some operators will not make it past the weekend,” says AON spokesperson, Obiora, Okonkwo
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EPL: Rio Ferdinand names only three managers who would reject Man Utd for Arsenal
Manchester United legend, Rio Ferdinand, has named only three football managers who would reject Manchester United for Arsenal.
Ferdinand spoke while warning Arsenal fans calling for manager Mikel Arteta’s sacking to be careful what they wish for.
“I would be careful what you wish for if I were an Arsenal fan, if you think getting rid of Arteta is the best thing you guys could do,” Ferdinand said on his YouTube channel.
“You have to remember where you guys were when he came. You guys are consistently qualifying for the Champions League, you weren’t before Arteta came. You are finishing second most of the time, fighting for the Premier League year in,
“You have got to get over the line, yes, I know, but you think the grass is greener over there with another manager? Who is the other manager?
“He [Luis Enrique] is not coming to Arsenal. He’s leaving the best team in the world to go to Arsenal – are you crazy?
“Every manager other than Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira or Cesc Fabregas would go to Man United over Arsenal.”
EPL: Rio Ferdinand names only three managers who would reject Man Utd for Arsenal
Australian firm gets six lithium mining licences in Nigeria
The licences include four exploration permits and two small-scale mining licences, previously held by Continental Lithium Limited.
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FG targets $500M savings from Palm oil reset
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has launched a coordinated push to revive Nigeria’s palm oil industry, targeting up to 500 million dollars in annual import substitution through a public private investment model anchored on large scale estates and downstream processing. The initiative, developed with Mass Industrial Development and Logistics Limited and industry […]
