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Tottenham Hotspur mounted an incredible comeback in the second half to secure a 4-1 win over Aston Villa. With the win, they now edge closer to the Premier League’s top four. Ange Postecoglou’s faith in striker Dominic Solanke paid off as he ended his goal drought with two crucial strikes against Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. Despite trailing at halftime, with Morgan Rogers scoring for Villa off a chaotic set-piece scramble, Spurs found their footing after the break. Dominic Solanke scored double for Spurs in the win Brennan Johnson sparked the comeback in the 49th minute, converting a brilliant cross from…
The Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation, Oluwaseun Osiyemi, said this in a statement on Sunday in Lagos. Osiyemi noted that the diversion would integrate rail, bus, water and non–motorised transportation. He said the 15-month traffic diversion for the construction would begin on Nov. 11, 2024, to Feb. 16, 2026. Osiyemi, however, enjoined motorists to use alternative routes. “Motorists heading to Oshodi from Apapa will have a through traffic and vice versa. “Motorists heading to Badagry from Apapa will continue their journey on Apapa – Oshodi Expressway and take a turn into Akinwande Road to link Coker and access Lagos –…
Ex-BBNaija star, Eloswag comes under heavy criticism after accidentally leaking a bedroom tape with his love interest on Snapchat. An intimate video session between the Big Brother Naija season 7 contestant and an unidentified lady circulated social media after he accidentally posted it on his Snapchat page. While he claimed to have deleted it instantaneously, the video surfaced on the controversial blog page, GistLover, which had accused Eloswag of being gay. Posting the video on X, Gistlover captioned it with a subtle remark suggesting that the reality intentionally posted the intimate video to prove he isn’t gay. Reacting to the…
The Presidency has publicly released hard facts to counter the allegation that President Bola Tinubu’s administration is biased towards the South-West regarding appointments in the security sector. Last week, the President named Major General Olufemi Oluyede as Acting Chief of Army Staff (COAS), to hold forth for the substantive COAS, General Tahoreed Lagbaja, who has been away from the country treating an undisclosed ailment. Just like Lagbaja and Tinubu, Oluyede hails from the South-West and while the first two are from Osun and Lagos States, respectively, the latter is an indigene of Ekiti State. This tribal affinity has led to…
Corps member breaks down in tears over absent friends and family at NYSC POP A corps member sparks emotional reactions on social media after breaking down in tears when her friends and relatives fail to attend her NYSC Passing Out Parade, POP. This incident is featured in a video circulating on the popular platform X (formerly Twitter). Corps member in tears over absent friends and family at NYSC POP. In the video, several youth corps members are seen celebrating the conclusion of their NYSC program, while one lady is visibly upset, sitting apart and crying over the absence of her…
During his appearance on the Honest Bunch podcast, Obi argued that excessive indulgence in religious activities and politics has waned the productivity of Nigerians, worsening the poverty situation. “I’m not happy in Nigeria; we can’t continue to breed poverty; that’s not leadership. We live in a largely unproductive society, which is why the only things that seem attractive here are politics and religion,” he remarked in a clip from the podcast released on Saturday, November 2, 2024. The former Anambra State Governor put forward as a solution, the transformation of vigils into night shifts, arguing that too much time is…
Man fumes as he recounts how his landlord asked him and other tenants to pay for sacrifice to employ a new vigilante, despite the act going against his faith. The unidentified man said that the landlord had insisted that everyone must pay a cash that would be used to perform sacrifice to employ a new vigilante. Man. However, he noted that the request goes against his faith since he is a good Christian. He added that the landlord has been ranting over his refusal to pay. His words … “I have a major issue where I am staying sir. I…
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) correspondent reports that the corporate beggars have now taken begging as a means of livelihood as it gives them more income than having to do regular jobs. The beggars usually hang around residential buildings, shopping malls, bus stops, religious centres, hospitals, markets, roadsides and offices. One such beggar at the Banex plaza, Mrs Hauwa Baba, said that she had taken to begging to enable her to feed her family. “I have to beg to feed my sick husband and my six children. Times are hard, we feed once in two days, no money to…
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has urged President Bola Tinubu to take immediate action to release detained #EndBadGovernance protesters, including 32 children who are reportedly hungry and malnourished. SERAP called on Tinubu to direct Attorney General Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, to ensure the immediate and unconditional release of these children and other protesters who are being held for peacefully exercising their rights. SERAP emphasized that the detained children and protesters are in custody solely because of their participation in peaceful demonstrations. The organization also called for law enforcement agencies to investigate alleged human rights violations against the detainees and…
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Band A customers are those who enjoy at least 20 hours of electricity daily and are expected to pay ₦209.5/kilowatts per hour (KWh). The consumers who live at Lugbe, Area 10, Apo resettlement area and environs spoke with NAN in Abuja on Sunday. They said that Band A was okay because they enjoy constant power supply but added that the tariff was too high so could not cope with the present situation. Mrs Amen Odigie, a civil servant residing in Lugbe said that she found herself paying so much to enjoy the…