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Enzo Fernandez’s agent denies exit rumors, clarifying that the midfielder’s comments were misinterpreted and he remains fully committed to Chelsea.

The University of Jos (UNIJOS) resumes first semester exams on April 13 after postponing them due to security concerns. Management assures student safety.

Cuba begins a major prisoner release, freeing 2,010 inmates in a ‘humanitarian gesture’ amid heightened US pressure. This is the second such pardon in a mo

The Lagos State Government has announced temporary road closures for the annual Lagos Fanti Carnival. See a full list of affected routes and timings.

A two-storey building under construction collapsed in Jikwoyi, Abuja, injuring six people. Emergency services are on the scene for rescue operations.

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) directs workers in defaulting states to protest on May Day 2026 over the non-implementation of the N70,000 minimum wage.

Troops of Operation Enduring Peace have neutralized three terrorists and arrested two arsonists, enhancing Plateau State security in targeted operations.

Parents at an Ibadan school sports event stole the show by wearing coordinated aso ebi, turning the competition into a viral cultural festival.

Senator Agom Jarigbe calls for issue-based campaigns in Cross River North, urging politicians to shun insults and focus on ideas for the 2027 election.

Despite a $22 billion loss, Elon Musk’s wealth keeps him the world’s richest person with a net worth of $817 billion. See the latest Forbes rankings.