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Semenya files lawsuit in European Court against testosterone rule
South Africa’s two-time Olympic champion Caster Semenya has filed a lawsuit in the European Court of Human Rights challenging restrictions of testosterone in female athletes, her lawyers said Thursday. The
Breaking: Buhari in closed-door meeting with Malami, EFCC’s Bawa
Buhari and Bawa (Photo from NAN) By Johnbosco Agbakwuru PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari is currently in closed-door meeting with the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami and
Manchester United, StarTimes announce partnership for Nigeria, others
StarTimes will distribute MUTV to subscribers in over 30 countries across sub-Saharan African, including Nigeria, representing the biggest agreement of its kind by Manchester United in the region. The post
Owie hails FG’s plan to concession 12 highways, return Toll Gates
Senator Rowland Stephen Owie, By Ozioruva Aliu FORMER Chief Whip of the Senate, Sir Rowland Owie has hailed the decision of the federal government to concession no fewer than 12
Take politicians off our sports, Prof Bademosi advises government
Professor Jide Bademosi By Jacob Ajom Former Captain of the Nigerian and West African Cricket teams, Professor Jide Bademosi, has called on the Federal Government to get rid of politicians
Abia: You’ve touched the lion’s tale, MASSOB tells Sen Adeyemi
…Gives him 3 days to apologize to Igbo By Vincent Ujumadu THE Movement for Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) has condemned what it called the unprovoked insult and
IBEDC appeals for calm in Lalupon community over low power supply
By Adeola Badru The management of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company Plc (IBEDC), has appealed for understanding of residents of Lalupon community in Ibadan, while it reminded them of the strides
2023: Those bent on power shift to South behind security challenges in North – CNG
…says politicians benefiting from insecurity working against Sheikh Gumi’s amnesty proposal for bandits …Backs AUFCDN’s move to suspend movement of foodstuffs to South over attacks on Northerners By Luminous Jannamike
Fourteen killed at religious site in Central Africa ― Amnesty
Map showing Central African Republic (CAR) Fourteen people, including at least two civilians, were killed inside a “religious site” as government and rebel forces fought for control of a Central
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