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Ferguson to leave Man Utd ambassador role as club cuts costs
Alex Ferguson is leaving his reported £2 million-a-year ($2.6m) ambassador role with Manchester United at the end of the season as part of a cost-cutting exercise. The Athletic reported that the decision had been made amicably, with Ferguson stepping down from the global ambassador role when the season ends.
Super Eagles captain Ekong shares photo of his fufu and soup "without meat", man explains why
A Nigerian man in the diaspora has caused a stir online as he explained why Super Eagles captain Ekong ate fufu and soup "without meat". People agreed.
FG fixes new date For Oyedepo, other private jet owners to verify their aircraft
The Nigeria Customs Service (NSC) has extended the verification deadline for private jet owners by one month to allow operators to regularise their import duties.
Mr Macaroni reacts as uproar trails viral video of children reenacting his 'freaky freaky' skit
Skit maker Mr Macaroni has broken his silence amid reactions that have trailed a trending video of children reenacting his 'freaky freaky' on social media.
180+ questions of the day for kids to get to know your children better
Are you looking for questions of the day for kids to help you understand your children? Here are some questions that will help your children express themselves.
Breaking: National grid collapses again after Monday's nationwide blackout, details emerge
The national electricity grid has collapsed again on Tuesday, October 15 barely 24 hours after the previous collapse that threw the nation into total darkness.
What is the oldest video on YouTube? Top 10 earliest uploads
What is the oldest video on YouTube? Launched in 2005, YouTube has revolutionized online video sharing. Discover the pioneers in content creation and video sharing.
15-year-old student sues Tinubu’s minister, JAMB over admission policy
15-year-old student, Chinaemere Opara has sued the federal ministry of education, JAMB and the NUC over admission policy tied to age restriction.
Turkish govt defends tax plan to fund defence industry
The Turkish government defended a proposed tax on credit cards on Tuesday, saying it was needed to fund the arms industry and protect the country as conflict rages in its neighbourhood.
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