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August 6, 2025

Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has traveled to the United States to attend the wedding ceremony of his...

“Two Killed in Benue, Tension Escalates Between Igede and Tiv Communities”

Tension is escalating in Benue State following the murder of two middle-aged men, Jonathan Ogah and Gabriel Ogodo,...

“Suspect Charged with Multiple Murders and Firearms Offences”

Wasiu Akinwande, alias Olori Esho, faces multiple charges, including murder and unlawful possession of firearms. According to the...

“Jigawa Police Arrest 7 Suspected Drug Barons”

The Jigawa State Police Command has successfully arrested seven suspected drug barons and other suspects in a series...

“UK Opens Applications for Chevening Scholarships”

The United Kingdom has opened applications for the Chevening Scholarships, a fully funded one-year master's degree program at...

2Baba Weds Natasha Osawaru in Private Traditional Ceremony

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US Imposes Tariffs on Canadian Imports, Spares Mexico

The United States has imposed a 100% tariff on Canadian softwood lumber and is considering additional levies on...

Mysterious Death of Woman with 26 iPhones Glued to Body Under Investigation

A bizarre incident has unfolded in Brazil, where a woman was found dead in a bus terminal with...

The Nigerian women's basketball team, D'Tigress, has advanced to the semifinals of the 2025 FIBA Women's AfroBasket with a dominating 83-47 victory over Cameroon. The six-time and defending champions will now face Senegal in the next stage of the competition. The quarterfinals match started with Cameroon taking an early lead, opening the game on a 4-0 run. However, Nigeria quickly responded, going up 7-4. The depth of Coach Rena Wakama's side soon overwhelmed the Cameroonian team, which appeared fatigued after a demanding late-night qualification clash against Angola. The Nigerian team dominated the game, showcasing their skill and experience. The team's depth and talent were too much for Cameroon to handle, leading to a convincing 36-point victory. D'Tigress will now face Senegal in the semifinals, looking to continue their impressive performance and make a strong bid for their seventh title. The team's next match will be a crucial test of their skills and determination. The Nigerian women's basketball team, D'Tigress, has advanced to the semifinals of the 2025 FIBA Women's AfroBasket with a dominating 83-47 victory over Cameroon. The six-time and defending champions will now face Senegal in the next stage of the competition. The quarterfinals match started with Cameroon taking an early lead, opening the game on a 4-0 run. However, Nigeria quickly responded, going up 7-4. The depth of Coach Rena Wakama's side soon overwhelmed the Cameroonian team, which appeared fatigued after a demanding late-night qualification clash against Angola. The Nigerian team dominated the game, showcasing their skill and experience. The team's depth and talent were too much for Cameroon to handle, leading to a convincing 36-point victory. D'Tigress will now face Senegal in the semifinals, looking to continue their impressive performance and make a strong bid for their seventh title. The team's next match will be a crucial test of their skills and determination. Nigeria's D'Tigress Crush Cameroon, Advance to AfroBasket

Nigeria’s D’Tigress Crush Cameroon, Advance to AfroBasket