Author: Joy Ananias

At the ongoing National Youth Games in Asaba, Delta State, Team Ekiti continued its remarkable performance by clinching gold in the male basketball category on Thursday. In a nail-biting final, Team Ekiti edged out Team Lagos 19-18, sealing victory in a match that kept spectators on their feet. Both sides displayed impressive skill, determination, and composure, but Ekiti’s resilience proved decisive in the closing moments. Reacting to the triumph, State Basketball Coach, Adetayo Awojinrin, expressed immense pride in his players. He noted that despite facing tough opponents in the group stage, the team’s discipline and determination carried them through to…

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Finding the right color that complements your skin tone can sometimes feel overwhelming. However, some shades universally flatter everyone, regardless of whether you have a fair, medium, or deep complexion. These versatile hues not only enhance natural features but also make dressing and accessorizing effortless. Below are five colors that suit all skin tones and remain timeless choices. 1. Navy Blue Navy Blue is a rich, deep shade that strikes the perfect balance between bold and neutral. It complements lighter tones without washing them out and enhances deeper skin tones with sophistication. From blazers to dresses, navy is always a…

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Netflix continues to enthrall fans with the latest developments in the Wednesday saga. Season 2 has now concluded with the release of Part 2 on September 3 2025. The series has already been renewed for Season 3. With fresh twists, star cameos, and unanswered questions, the Addams Family drama is more compelling than ever. The second installment of Season 2 delivered an emotional and action-packed finale. Enid Sinclair makes the ultimate sacrifice by transforming into an alpha werewolf to rescue Wednesday from being buried alive. Earning praise for her courage, yet leaving audiences heartbroken at her permanent isolation in the…

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Yinka Babalola, president-elect of Rotary International, has cautioned that Nigerian children remain at risk of contracting polio. If routine immunisation rates do not improve. Speaking at a press briefing in Abuja. Babalola stressed that despite Nigeria’s polio-free certification, poor vaccination coverage leaves millions vulnerable. According to him, routine immunisation coverage in Nigeria remains alarmingly low, with some states in the Northwest recording as little as 13 percent. He explained that achieving at least 80 percent coverage is essential to build herd immunity. Which prevents the virus from spreading. Without this, he warned, children remain unsafe. Babalola emphasized that lessons from…

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The Federal Government of Nigeria has declared Friday, September 5, 2025, as a public holiday to commemorate Eid-ul-Mawlid, the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The Ministry of Interior confirmed the announcement, calling on Muslims across the country and beyond to observe the occasion with deep reflection on the Prophet’s virtues of peace, love, humility, tolerance, and compassion. In its statement, the Ministry urged Nigerians, regardless of faith, to unite in prayer for peace, security, and national development. The government also extended its warm wishes to Muslims nationwide, encouraging a joyous and peaceful celebration of the significant Islamic event.Eid-ul-Mawlid is an…

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Kano State Command. Has arrested a 37-year-old man in a major drug bust that led to the recovery of 8,000 bottles of Akuskura herbal mixture. These mixtures were suspected to contain dangerous drugs and 48 blocks of Cannabis sativa. Confirming the arrest, the NDLEA Public Relations Officer, Sadiq Maigatari, revealed that the suspect, identified as Ali Muhammad, was apprehended in connection with the exhibits. According to the statement, the interception took place around Gadar Tamburawa. This is along the Zaria-Kano Road during a stop-and-search operation on a trailer transporting goods from Lagos to…

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Al Hilal, Saudi Women’s Premier League club have completed the signing of Super Falcons striker Asisat Oshoala. On a two-year contract, strengthening their squad with one of Africa’s most decorated footballers. The Nigerian forward made the switch from the National Women’s Soccer League side Bay FC. Ending her spell in the United States after one-and-a-half years. Oshoala completed medicals in Riyadh on Monday before the club officially presented her on Tuesday through posts across their social media platforms. “Welcome Asisat Oshoala. Countless achievements, and more to come,” Al Hilal announced while unveiling their latest addition. The move also sees Oshoala…

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Staying productive in today’s fast-paced world can feel overwhelming. However, building small but powerful habits into your routine can transform the way you manage time, focus, and energy. Here are 10 simple habits to increase your daily productivity and help you achieve more without burning out. By practicing these habits consistently, you’ll not only boost productivity but also create a healthier, more balanced lifestyle. Small changes can produce big results when applied every day.

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India is set to launch commercial chip semiconductor production by the end of 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced at the annual Semicon India conference in New Delhi. Highlighting India’s growing role in the global chip industry, Modi described the country as a future “global hub for chip innovation.” The Prime Minister revealed that companies like Micron and Tata have already begun producing test chips, marking a significant milestone in India’s semiconductor journey. “Commercial chip production will begin this year,” he emphasized, underlining how fast India is advancing in this critical sector. India’s semiconductor market has expanded rapidly, growing from…

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Favour Ofili, World record holder in the women’s 150m has officially confirmed her decision to switch allegiance from Nigeria to Turkey. The 22-year-old sprinter explained that negligence by the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN). And also the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) during the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympics pushed her to make the move. Rumors about her nationality change surfaced in June, but Ofili ended the speculation on Instagram. Her announcement came just a day after the AFN unveiled Nigeria’s squad for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Sharing her thoughts, Favour Ofili wrote that her 2025 season…

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