The Nigerian Army has approved a major leadership reshuffle affecting operational commands, military institutions and Army Headquarters. New General Officers Commanding, brigade commanders and senior officers have been appointed as part of efforts to strengthen national security and improve operational effectiveness.
Seven African nations have secured qualification for the FIFA World Cup Round of 32 after strong group-stage performances. Morocco, South Africa, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, Cabo Verde, Senegal and Ghana are through, while Algeria and DR Congo remain in contention ahead of their decisive final matches.
Galatasaray have reportedly rejected interest from a European club willing to pay €120 million for Victor Osimhen, with the Turkish champions demanding at least €150 million for the Super Eagles striker.
France secured top spot in Group I after Ousmane Dembele’s brilliant hat-trick inspired a 4-1 victory over Norway, while Senegal boosted their Round of 32 hopes with a dominant 5-0 win over Iraq.
Nigerians are still paying over N1,200 per litre for petrol despite a sharp decline in global crude oil prices. Stakeholders are calling for immediate fuel price reductions.
The widow of late Nollywood actor Mr Ibu has appealed for public assistance, disclosing that her family is battling unpaid rent, school fees and electricity disconnection amid worsening financial hardship.
The Senate has approved the State Police Bill, moving Nigeria closer to decentralised policing as state assemblies prepare to decide its fate.
Detained activist Omoyele Sowore is seeking the restoration of his bail after the Federal High Court revoked it and ordered his remand in Kuje prison.
Davido has announced a new single titled ‘I Know Who I Be’, set for release on June 26, signalling a fresh chapter in his music career.
The Presidency and Peter Obi have engaged in a heated war of words after Obi called for President Bola Tinubu’s resignation over governance failures.
