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Goldberg Unveils Monumental Talking Drum Installation on Cocoa House
Goldberg Lager has unveiled a monumental talking drum installation atop Cocoa House in Ibadan, bringing one of Yoruba culture’s most recognisable symbols to one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
RAI and the Afterlife of a Lagos Art Experiment
A decade after Jumoke Sanwo set up the Revolving Art Incubator at Silverbird Galleria in Lagos, RAI is using its 10th anniversary to revisit the people, places and ideas that
Arsenal, Man City Reenact 2023 Charity Cup in Maresca’s Citizens First Real Test
The first trophy of the 2026-27 English football season is up for grabs at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium on Sunday, when Premier League holders Arsenal and FA Cup champions Manchester City
Nigeria’s Junior YellowGreens Secure Promotion Back to ICC U19 Div. One
Nigeria’s Junior YellowGreens have signed off their ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Africa Qualifier Division 2 campaign in emphatic fashion, defeating Sierra Leone by 165 runs to secure a
Cameroon, Malawi on the Brink of History
Cameroon and Malawi will meet in the final of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations today as both teams close in on a first major title. The Indomitable Lioness beat hosts
Galatasaray Home Draw A Wake up Call, Says Osimhen
Super Eagles forward, Victor Osimhen has revealed what Galatasaray must improve after their disappointing 2-2 draw with newly promoted Corum on Friday night. The Cimbom began their title defence and
Algeria Beat Morocco to Win First-ever WAFCON Bronze
Algeria clinched a historic bronze medal at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a thrilling 3-2 penalty shootout victory over host nation Morocco following a 1-1 draw
Sheikh Jingir’s Provocative Utterances
The incendiary sermon by a prominent Islamic cleric, Sheikh Yahya Jingir on Muslim-Muslim presidency, where he claimed that Muslims constitute the majority of Nigerians, has come under serious condemnations. Jingir
AI, INVISIBLE WATERMARKS AND PLAGIARISM
Use AI, but do not surrender your intellectual integrity to it, argues SONNY IROCHE For centuries, plagiarism has been regarded principally as an ethical and intellectual offence: the dishonest appropriation
Lessons for Nigeria from US’ Reopening of Murder Cases
The reopening of legendary American rapper, Tupac Shakur’s murder case, 30 years after his killing, offers a lesson for Nigeria, where a long list of high-profile and ordinary murder cases
