Twenty-nine women leaders across Nigeria’s health sector have completed the 2025 Nigeria Leadership Journey(NLJ), a 12 month leadership development programme delivered through a partnership between WomenLift Health and Women in Leadership Advancement Network. The programme culminated in a two day event that brought together key stakeholders from government, development, and the wider health ecosystem to […]
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Victor Osimhen has rallied his Galatasaray teammates ahead of the Intercontinental Derby with Fenerbahçe.
Okan Buruk’s side will entertain their title rivals at the RAMS Park on Sunday.
Galatasaray will be looking to bounce back from Wednesday night’s Turkish Cup quarter-final 2-0 defeat to Gençlerbirliği.
The Yellow and Reds are four points ahead of second-placed Fenerbahçe on the table, with four rounds of matches left in the season.
A win will put Galatasaray in pole to successfully defend their title.
“A very important match awaits us. Like everyone else, I’m eagerly anticipating it. Now is not the time to be upset,” Osimhen was quoted by Fanatik.
Turkey: Osimhen rallies Galatasaray teammates ahead Fenerbahçe showdown
Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, has warned his players that there has to be “a balance” as they chase Manchester City in the Premier League.
The Gunners were top of the table for 200 days, until back-to-back defeats against Bournemouth and City.
They were now in second place, level with Pep Guardiola’s men on points and goals difference.
However, City remain top, as they have scored more goals than Arsenal.
Arteta, speaking to the media on Friday, said: “The goals for, goals against, it’s going to be a balance like it has all season.
“That’s why the goal difference between the two teams [in the title race] is so small.
“First of all, it’s very clear what we have to do to win the game, to earn the right and compete and the rest will come.”
EPL: Arteta speaks on Arsenal losing title to Man City on goals difference
Fulham head coach, Marco Silva is hopeful Alex Iwobi will feature for the club before the end of the season.
Iwobi sustained a hamstring injury in the Cottagers 0-0 draw at Brentford last weekend.
The versatile midfielder was replaced by his international teammate Samuel Chukwueze towards the end of the first half.
There were fears the 29-year-old would miss the remainder of the season as a result of the injury.
Silva, who expressed disappointment with the player’s injury, is, however, expecting him to make an appearance for the Whites before the season runs out.
“Really bad news to lose a player like Alex Iwobi. It’s difficult to say a timescale, but back before the end of the season,” Silva told a press conference on Friday.
Fulham will welcome Aston Villa to the Craven Cottage on Saturday.
Nigeria National League, NNL, side, Ranchers Bees have described their return to the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, as a rebirth of a legacy.
Ranchers Bees finished top of the NNL Conference D table with 20 points to make a return to the NPFL after 18-years.
The Kaduna-based club said the achievement was made through passion, vision and commitment.
“After 18 long years we are proud to announce our return to the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL,” Ranchers Bees wrote in a statement on Thursday.
“This achievement is more than a promotion, it is a rebirth of a legacy, the reward for belief and the beginning of a new chapter.
“Since the revival of this great club on August 16, 2025, this journey has been driven by passion, vision and commitment.”
Ranchers Bees will slug it out with Sporting Lagos, Doma United and Inter Lagos in the NNL Super Four tournament to determine the overall champion of the 2025-26 NNL season.
The tournament which start in Ikenne next weekend.
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Nigeria’s national football team has confirmed the death of former striker, Michael Eneramo.
Eneramo reportedly collapsed and died while training on Friday morning in Kaduna.
Efforts to revive the 40-year-old ultimately proved abortive.
In the 10 times he played for the Super Eagles, Eneramo scored three times.
And in a post on their official X page, the Eagles wrote: “Rest in peace Michael.”
Eneramo played for Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Lobi Stars, before moving abroad, where he began his professional career with Tunisian giants, Espérance Sportive de Tunis.
He played mostly in Turkey for clubs like Sivasspor, Beşiktaş, Karabükspor, Istanbul Başakşehir, and Manisaspor.
Super Eagles confirm death of former striker Michael Eneramo
Veteran Nigerian actor, Don Richard, has debunked viral reports about his death.
DAILY POST reports that the actor was reported to have died on Thursday April 23, 2026, after a long battle with kidney failure.
Reacting in a post on his Instagram page on Friday, Don Richard dismissed the viral report, stating that he is hale and hearty.
“There’s nothing wrong with me, I appreciate my fans for the love and concern. I’m alive, hale and hearty. I dey alive ooo, the bloggers should continue their bad posting, God will judge them amen,” he said.
DAILY POST reports that the actor solicited financial help in July 2025 after selling his house and cars over his battle with kidney disease.
‘I’m hale, hearty’ – Actor Don Richard dismisses viral death reports
No fewer than 20 people, including fish farmers and wood loggers, have been killed and an unspecified number wounded in a fresh Boko Haram attack […]
