Author: Joy Ananias

Lagos State is set to make history as Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu officially invites residents and visitors to experience the E1 Lagos Grand Prix. Africa’s first-ever all-electric powerboat championship. The groundbreaking event will take place from October 3 to 5, 2025, showcasing the future of water sports and sustainable innovation. Announcing the championship on his social media handle. Governor Sanwo-Olu described the E1 Lagos Grand Prix as a landmark occasion for both the state and the continent. He emphasized that the event reflects Lagos’ commitment to innovation, sustainability, and global recognition. “The E1 Lagos Grand Prix is a demonstration of innovation…

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Nigeria’s men’s cricket team, the Yellow Greens, suffered a narrow defeat in their first warm-up game ahead of the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier. The match, played on Monday, saw Tanzania claim a dramatic one-wicket victory as both sides fine-tuned their preparations for the continental showdown in Zimbabwe from September 26 to October 4. Batting first, Nigeria struggled to build momentum and managed 83 runs all out in 17.4 overs. Tanzania responded with resilience, reaching 84 runs for nine wickets in 19.2 overs to seal the tense win. Despite the result, several Nigerian players showed flashes of…

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Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, Super Eagles midfielder will undergo medical tests to determine the extent of the injury he sustained during Lazio’s Serie A derby clash against AS Roma on Sunday. The 24-year-old started the high-profile Derby della Capitale under manager Maurizio Sarri, but his evening ended prematurely. After just 14 minutes on the pitch, Dele-Bashiru appeared to pull up with a thigh problem. And was immediately replaced by Moroccan youngster Reda Belahyane. Interestingly, the Nigerian had already raised fitness concerns before the derby. Reports in Italy revealed that Dele-Bashiru skipped Friday’s training due to a muscle issue. However, Lazio’s medical team…

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Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 10: 10/10 is heating up as the competition enters its final stretch. Sultana, Mensan, and Kaybobo have officially become the first housemates to lock in places in the finale. Each secured their spots through very different routes and the stakes just got higher. Sultana earned her place first by winning the Head of House challenge. A win that comes with immunity. Her victory protects her from this week’s nomination and confirms her as one of the finalists.Mensan followed by being named Most Influential Player of the Week, granting him immunity and also guaranteeing his finalist…

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Parallex Bank has teamed up with the Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO) to launch a major empowerment initiative in celebration of COWLSO’s silver jubilee. The project focuses on promoting financial independence, entrepreneurship, and capacity-building for women and young people in Lagos State. At the anniversary event hosted at the First Lady’s office, Parallex Bank donated 100 Point of Sales (POS) machines,provided seed funding, and organized a financial literacy class for participants. These interventions aim to give beneficiaries both the tools and knowledge required to build sustainable businesses. Speaking at the event, Mr Frank Alarapon, Chief Digital Officer…

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Boiled eggs are one of the simplest yet most nutritious foods you can add to your daily diet. Packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and protein, they provide a wide range of health benefits that support overall wellness. Eating them regularly not only fuels your body but also helps prevent several health issues. One of the biggest advantages of boiled eggs is their high protein content. Each egg contains about six grams of protein, which helps build and repair muscles. This makes them an excellent choice for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone aiming to maintain a strong body. Alongside protein, they…

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Nigeria’s Super Eagles have dropped to 45th in the latest FIFA Men’s World Rankings. Equaling their lowest decline in six years. The slip from 44th to 45th marks their worst global ranking since June 2019, when they also occupied the same spot, just above their 46th-place low recorded in February that year.The decline leaves Nigeria outside the world’s top 40 and still in sixth place on the African chart, trailing Morocco, Senegal, Egypt, Algeria, and Ivory Coast. FIFA explained that the latest update considered over 200 international fixtures, with Nigeria’s inconsistent results heavily influencing their slide. During the review period,…

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D’Tigers, Nigeria’s senior men’s basketball team, have slipped to 53rd in the latest FIBA world rankings, falling 11 places from their previous 42nd position in March 2025. The new update comes after a busy summer of international basketball, including the recently concluded AfroBasket 2025 tournament in Angola. Despite reaching the quarter-finals of AfroBasket, Nigeria’s performance was not enough to maintain their global standing. The former African champions also dropped on the continental chart, sliding from sixth to eighth with 248.7 points, down from 297.8 earlier in the year. Alongside Nigeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Virgin Islands, and Kosovo were among the biggest…

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Nigerian content creators to shift their focus from chasing viral numbers to building loyal communities through research-driven and meaningful content. The call came at the Nigeria Electronic Media Content Exhibitions and Awards (NEMCEA) 2025, held recently in Lagos. During a panel session titled “Capturing Attention in a Crowded World: Building Strong Communities and Crafting Engaging, Interactive Experiences,” experts stressed that long-term success in the media industry depends on authenticity, consistency, and audience engagement rather than fleeting viral hits. Afanide Uwem, Managing Director/CEO of All Seasons Zenith Nigeria, identified lack of research as a major weakness among many creators. He noted…

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Kenya Airways has complied with the sanction imposed by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA). Settling a penalty linked to consumer rights violations, including the high-profile case of Nigerian passenger Gloria Omisore. The airline paid the fine on September 17, 2025, six months after the sanction was announced.Confirming the development. NCAA’s Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Michael Achimugu, stated that the payment followed several meetings involving the Kenyan High Commission in Nigeria, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport officials, and the airline’s representatives. While acknowledging the settlement, he emphasized that the payment did not close the case. As the timeframe…

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