Oyo FA Bans Sports Journalist Over False Match-Fixing Allegations Against Shooting Stars

The Oyo State Football Association (OYSFA) has handed a one-year ban to Yoruba sports caster and Prince FM 88.7 staff member, Shola Ayegbajeje, over false match-fixing allegations against the management and players of Shooting Stars. The sanction was announced in a letter by the association’s secretary, Kehinde Ojelowo, following a disciplinary hearing at the Lekan…

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Dave Umahi Beats Peter Obi, Ben Kalu, Others To Clinch 2024 Igbo Man Of The Year

Senator Dave Umahi, Nigeria’s Minister of Works, has been crowned 2024 Igbo Man of the Year by the Ohanaeze Ndigbo. In a year marked by intense scrutiny and competition among Southeastern leaders, Umahi emerged as the standout figure, surpassing prominent names like former presidential candidate Peter Obi, Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma, and Deputy Speaker…

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50 Nigerians Arrested In India Drug Crackdown

No fewer than 50 Nigerians have been arrested in one of India’s largest coordinated operations targeting a transnational narcotics network. The suspects were believed to be linked to a sprawling drug-distribution and hawala-laundering syndicate operating across several major Indian cities. According to a report by NDTV on Thursday, the crackdown was led by the Delhi…

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TRENDING VIDEO: How I Lost My Virginity, Impregnated A Lady In University – Bobrisky 

Bobrisky, the self-proclaimed transgender, has revealed she impregnated a lady while in the university. In a recent Instagram live session, the crossdresser said the incident occurred with a lady named Lamide while they were at the University of Lagos (UNILAG). During the session, Bobrisky recounted the events that led to the pregnancy. She claimed Lamide…

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Multiple S3xual Partners Increases Cervical Cancer Risk – Foundation

The Access to Basic Medical Care Foundation has warned that engaging in sexual activity with multiple partners significantly heightens the risk of cervical cancer, as the Human Papillomavirus—responsible for more than 95 per cent of cervical cancer cases—is primarily transmitted through sexual contact. The warning was issued during a sensitisation programme for secondary school students…

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