Libya begins mass arrest of Nigerians after feud with Super Eagles and CAF verdict

Libya begins mass arrest of Nigerians after feud with Super Eagles and CAF verdict

Reports have emerged of mass arrests and fines imposed on Nigerian nationals in Libya following a contentious verdict by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).   This stems from the Nigeria Football Federation’s (NFF) complaint over the Super Eagles’ (Super Eagles) detention at Al-Abraq Airport in Libya. The Nigerian team was held for over 20…

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Over 300 Alleged Sex Tapes of Equatorial Guinea’s Financial Crime Chief Leaked, Featuring Brother’s Wife, Presidential Security Head’s Wife, and Others

Over ‘300’ s3x tapes of Equatorial Guinea’s financial crime chief with his brother’s wife, wife of the Presidential security head and others allegedly leaked online

Equatorial Guinea’s financial crime chief, Baltasar Ebang Engonga, head of the National Agency for Financial Investigation (ANIF), finds himself at the center of a national scandal after explicit personal recordings surfaced online.   The tapes, allegedly numbering over 300, depict Ebang in encounters with multiple women, some of whom are reported to be married, including…

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Military shuts down 98 illegal oil refining operations.

The Defence Headquarters has reported that troops of Operation Delta Safe have successfully deactivated 98 illegal refining sites across the Niger Delta region within the past week. The Director of Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Edward Buba, disclosed this information in a statement released in Abuja. Additionally, the troops discovered and dismantled 49 crude oil cooking…

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Blackout: TCN blames ‘temporary disturbance’, as national grid begins recovery

  The Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, has disclosed that the national grid experienced a temporary disturbance at about 8:15 a.m., on Saturday, leading to nationwide power outages.   TCN explained that a report from the NCC (National Control Centre) showed that “the bus section of a current transformer exploded at 330kV Jebba Transmission Substation….

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Seven dead as Russian strike in Ukraine

A Russian strike on the centre of the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson killed seven people on Tuesday, the regional prosecutor’s office said. The video published by the region’s governor showed debris and broken glass strewn around a market, while several bodies lay on the pavement. “Around 9 am (0600 GMT) on October 1, Russian…

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Bobrisky: FG Inaugurates Investigative Panel to Establish Alleged Prison Infraction

•Otse appears before house committee, declines to speak because Bobrisky was absent The federal government, yesterday, inaugurated an independent investigative panel to inquire into the allegations of corruption and gross violations of standard operating procedures within the Nigeria Correctional Service (NcoS). This was as a social media influencer,  Martins Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, yesterday,…

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We’ll Always Support the Creative Arts Sector, Sanwo-Olu Assures Industry

  Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, assured the creative arts sector of his administration’s commitment and support for the industry.   Sanwo-Olu spoke on Sunday after watching a stage play, “Kurunmi”, written by renowned playwright, Professor Ola Rotimi, at Terra Kulture in Victoria Island, Lagos.   Kurunmi explores the themes of supremacy of tradition,…

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