Swarm of bees halts Tanzanian pre-season match in dramatic 77th-minute incident
A pre-season game in Tanzania was paused in the 77th minute after a swarm of bees swept across the pitch, forcing players and officials to lie flat to avoid stings.
Notes of Interest
Challenging the ‘congenital liar’ label: A fact-check on President Tinubu’s Naira subsidy claims
Omokri defends Tinubu’s $1.5bn Naira subsidy claim, denies ‘congenital lying’ label
Trump dismisses Epstein revelations as “Democrat hoax” amid survivors’ plea for case files
As Epstein survivors urged Congress to release case files, Trump told reporters, “This is a Democrat hoax that never ends.”
Epstein survivor says Trump was Epstein’s “biggest brag” during abuse claims
An Epstein survivor alleged during a press conference that the late financier often boasted about his ties to powerful figures, calling Donald Trump his “biggest brag.”
Notes of Interest
Does Dele Momodu understand the meaning of friendship?
Reno Omokri has taken aim at Dele Momodu, questioning his repeated public criticisms of President Bola Tinubu despite claiming to be his friend.
Gov. Pritzker warns armed military deployment to Chicago imminent
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has warned that armed military personnel are expected to be deployed to Chicago in the coming days, similar to recent actions in Los Angeles and Washington, DC.
‘I deeply appreciate your loyalty,’ Tinubu tells VP Shettima at 59
Tinubu said he deeply appreciated Shettima’s vibrancy, loyalty, partnership, and support as his deputy.
Peter Obi accused of double standards over Simon Ekpa conviction
Reno Omokri has accused Peter Obi of hypocrisy for staying silent on Simon Ekpa’s conviction in Finland while previously calling for KWAM 1’s arrest and dismissing Nnamdi Kanu’s trial as baseless.
PRESS RELEASE: Tinubu has been fair to all regions of Nigeria, says FG
The Federal Government says President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration has ensured fairness and inclusivity in the distribution of projects and appointments across Nigeria, with the Northwest emerging as the biggest beneficiary of federal approvals.
St. Louis used as test site for toxic fog experiment, U.S. officials confirm
The U.S. government has admitted to secretly spraying a carcinogen-laced fog over St. Louis for years during the Cold War, exposing thousands of residents without their knowledge.