
FIFA President Infantino Meets in Morocco Amid Calls for His Resignation
FIFA President Gianni Infantino met with directors in Morocco as criticism over his investment plan intensifies. Calls for his resignation are increasing.
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FIFA President Gianni Infantino met with directors in Morocco as criticism over his investment plan intensifies. Calls for his resignation are increasing.

Beta Glass Plc has named Boye Olusanya as its new chairman, following the exit of Vitus Ezinwa. Olusanya brings over 25 years of leadership experience.

Former Minister Saleh Mamman was sentenced to 75 years for money laundering related to electricity projects. His case highlights corruption in Nigeria's power sector.

The EFCC's freezing of Osun State's salary account has sparked concerns ahead of the upcoming governorship election. The governor plans to address the public soon.

Atiku Abubakar rejects the presidency's defense of Tinubu's economic record, pointing out the gap between official claims and the reality faced by Nigerians.

Heritage Energy is still dealing with an oil spill in Delta State after five weeks. The ongoing leak raises serious environmental and community concerns.

Zenith Bank Plc is looking into unauthorized access to customer data. The bank reassures customers that financial information is not affected.

Nigerian banks are managing the impact of global cyber attacks effectively. Their systems remain secure and customer deposits are safe.

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WAEC has released the 2026 WASSCE results with a 61.54% pass rate. Over 1.2 million candidates are eligible for higher education.

Rotimi Amaechi has criticized the Presidency for its disrespectful response to Archbishop Onaiyekan's comments. He emphasizes the need for respect towards the Catholic Church.