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Carter Efe Fires Back at Babcock University Amid Fake Certificate Row

Nigerian comedian and streamer Carter Efe has responded defiantly after Babcock University threatened legal action over a fake academic certificate linked to him, escalating a controversy that has dominated Nigerian social media. The dispute began after Carter Efe shared what he claimed was proof of graduating from Babcock University with a “First Class Upper” degree…

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Nigeria Secures $1.25bn World Bank Support to Boost Jobs and Economic Growth

Nigeria has secured a $1.25 billion financing package from the World Bank aimed at accelerating economic reforms, creating jobs and unlocking private sector-led growth under a new long-term partnership framework. The funding forms part of the World Bank’s new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for 2026–2032, which is designed to support Nigeria’s efforts to stimulate investment,…

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Tinubu Meets Service Chiefs as Northern Leaders Back State Police to Tackle Insecurity

President Bola Tinubu has held a closed-door meeting with Nigeria’s service chiefs and top security officials as concerns over insecurity continue across the country, while the Northern Governors’ Forum and traditional rulers have thrown their weight behind the establishment of state police. The security meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja focused on the country’s…

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Latest Transfer News: Barcola, Diogo Costa, Konsa and Vinicius Jr

The summer transfer window is heating up, with Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Real Madrid all involved in major developments. Liverpool Target Barcola, But Not as Salah’s Replacement Liverpool are continuing to explore a move for Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola, with reports suggesting the France international is a serious target for the Reds. The interesting…

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Japan’s New Defense Doctrine Shows the Indo-Pacific Is Entering a More Dangerous Phase

Japan’s latest defense white paper sends a message that goes well beyond Tokyo’s immediate security concerns: the country increasingly sees the Indo-Pacific as a connected military theatre where China, Russia and North Korea can reinforce one another. The 598-page assessment again identifies China as Japan’s greatest strategic challenge, while warning about growing Chinese military activity…

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