Thomas Frank Comments on Kolo Muani’s Accident
Thomas Frank confirmed Kolo Muani is "fine" after a minor accident. The French forward is expected to be available for Tottenham's next match....
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JOHESU Strike: Why Health Workers Are Split Over Salary Structures
The ongoing JOHESU strike has exposed deep divisions within Nigeria’s health sector over salary structures, with the Nigerian Medical Association rejecting claims backed by NLC and TUC. At the centre of the dispute are longstanding differences between CONHESS and CONMESS pay frameworks, raising broader questions about equity, roles, and remuneration across public hospitals....
AS FAR Rabat’s Historic Women’s Champions Cup Debut vs Arsenal
AS FAR Rabat will make their historic debut in the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup against reigning European champions, Arsenal, marking a key moment for African women’s football....
NAFDAC Explains Sachet Alcohol Ban, Clarifies Scope and Timeline
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has clarified the rationale, scope and timeline of the sachet alcohol ban, amid widespread public confusion. The regulator stressed that the policy is driven by public health concerns and is being implemented in phases, with engagement ongoing to balance health priorities and economic realities....
2026 UTME Registration: Fees, Dates, Guidelines
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has opened registration for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), outlining key dates, approved fees and guidelines for candidates nationwide. The process, which includes biometric capture and profile creation, is expected to attract millions of applicants seeking admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions....
National Grid Collapses Again, Second Time in Four Days
Nigeria’s national electricity grid has collapsed again, marking the second system failure in four days and renewing concerns over the fragility of the country’s power infrastructure. The incident triggered widespread outages across several states, raising questions about grid stability, operational resilience, and the pace of long-promised reforms in the electricity sector....
How Military Arraignments Work in National Security Cases
Military arraignments linked to national security matters are governed by a distinct legal and institutional framework aimed at balancing state stability with due process. Unlike......
Military to Arraign Officers Over Alleged Coup Plot Against Tinubu Government
The Nigerian military has confirmed plans to arraign officers over an alleged coup plot, stressing that the process will follow established legal and disciplinary procedures. Authorities emphasised that the development does not imply guilt and urged the public to avoid speculation, noting that due process remains central as investigations progress...
CAF’s Move to Regulate Goalkeeper Towels
CAF is considering a ban on goalkeepers placing towels in their goalposts following multiple incidents during the Africa Cup of Nations. The move aims to enhance safety and maintain fairness during matches....
Nigeria’s Super Falcons to Play in West African Tournament Before WAFCON 2026
Nigeria’s Super Falcons will play in a four-nation West African tournament in Ivory Coast before the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations....