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Manchester United Left-Back Crisis: Deadline Day Gamble Leaves Luke Shaw Exposed

Manchester United have entered transfer deadline day with one obvious weakness still unresolved: the need for a reliable Manchester United left-back to provide competition for Luke Shaw. The club have explored several options, with Newcastle United’s Lewis Hall among their preferred targets. However, Newcastle have repeatedly resisted selling the England international, making a late agreement…

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The Headies Gospel Controversy: Why Organisers Say Gospel Artistes Are Not Sidelined

The Headies gospel controversy has taken a new turn after organisers of Nigeria’s biggest music awards rejected claims that gospel and inspirational artistes are deliberately kept out of the show’s major categories. The response came after Afrogospel singer Gaise Baba questioned the treatment of faith-based music in an open letter. He argued that gospel artistes…

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China-Taiwan Tensions Rise as Palau Puts Beijing and Taipei in the Same Room

The latest China-Taiwan tensions have reached an unexpected Pacific stage after Chinese and Taiwanese representatives attended the opening of the Pacific Islands Forum in Palau at the same time. China responded by warning that Taiwan’s presence would have “consequences”, although its special envoy Qian Bo said the statement was not a threat and did not…

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Nigerian Afrobeats Streaming Numbers: Burna Boy Leads Spotify While Wizkid Rules Pandora

The latest Nigerian Afrobeats streaming numbers are showing something more interesting than a simple ranking of who has the most streams: different platforms are telling different stories about Nigeria’s biggest music stars. Burna Boy leads the latest Spotify comparison, with nine songs reportedly crossing 300 million streams across all credits. Tems follows with five, while…

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Nigerian Companies Earn ₦179.5 Billion as CBN Interest Rates Turn Cash Into Profit

Nigeria’s high-interest-rate environment is creating an unusual winner among the country’s biggest businesses. Nigerian listed companies generated ₦179.5 billion in finance income in H1 2026, a 174% increase from ₦65.6 billion recorded a year earlier. The surge shows that for companies sitting on large amounts of cash, the CBN interest rates are becoming an important…

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