US bars Iranian officials from New York shopping during UN summit
“We will not allow the Iranian regime to allow its clerical elites to have a shopping spree in New York while the Iranian people endure poverty,” US state department says.
“We will not allow the Iranian regime to allow its clerical elites to have a shopping spree in New York while the Iranian people endure poverty,” US state department says.
Lagos grassroots club Tonic FC has unveiled five players signed by Portugal’s FC Esmoriz, marking its first major export of young talent.
A California man wrongfully imprisoned for 38 years accepted a $25 million settlement after being found factually innocent in one of the state’s largest wrongful-conviction payouts.
Atiku has pledged that the Yoruba will occupy top positions in his prospective 2027 administration and insisted fears of Hausa-Fulani dominance are “absolutely unfounded.”
Malawi’s incumbent President Lazarus Chakwera conceded electoral defeat, acknowledging that his rival Peter Mutharika held an “insurmountable lead,” and pledged to ensure a peaceful transition.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan resumed her Senate duties after a six-month suspension and publicly accused Senate President Godswill Akpabio of running the National Assembly like a “dictatorship,” saying he treated her “as if I were his servant or a domestic staff.”
Rivers PDP says Governor Fubara’s rumored defection to APC is his personal choice, stressing peace and development should remain the state’s priority.
Pregnant women post Tylenol videos defying Trump and Kennedy autism warnings
Hugo Ekitike’s red card rules him out of Liverpool’s Premier League trip to Crystal Palace.
Lamine Yamal’s father has condemned the Ballon d’Or outcome, claiming his son was the true best player despite Ousmane Dembele’s 2025 win.