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Following the release of his extended playlist, ‘Children of Africa,’ Seyi Vibez is back with a striking visual for ‘Shaolin,’ the third track off the EP. Directed by renowned music video director TG Omori, the video unfolds with a cinematic intensity, opening on a dark, moody scene where Seyi Vibez sits like a king or a warrior deep in contemplation, surrounded by a crew that exudes loyalty and grit. The theme centres on power, resilience, and a street-wise spirituality. The ‘Shaolin’ title comes to life with martial arts-inspired imagery, slow-motion kicks, shadowy fighters in hooded outfits, and an aesthetic that…

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The ex-president of the Nigerian Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick, has hit back at former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher, over his belittling statement about the stature of the AFCON tournament, Soccernet.ng reports. Speaking on Monday Night Football a week ago, Carragher revealed his fears about Mo Salah not winning the Ballon d’Or due to Egypt’s absence from a major tournament. Micah Richards and Daniel Sturridge, in response, told the 2005 UEFA Champions League winner that the AFCON tournament houses Egypt, and, therefore, is a major tournament on par with the Euros and Copa America competitions, but the ex-Liverpool man scuffed in…

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The Bauchi State Police Command has arrested 20-year-old Safiyanu Dalhatu for allegedly beating his mother to death. This was disclosed in a press release issued on Tuesday by the command’s Police Public Relations Officer, Ahmed Wakil. He explained that, “On February 24, 2025, Peace and Security Committee members in the Abujan Kwata area of Bauchi reported an incident to the ‘A’ Divisional Police Headquarters. “At about 3pm, Safiyanu Dalhatu, a 20-year-old male resident of Abujan Kwata, allegedly assaulted his biological mother, Salama Abdullahi, a 40-year-old female of the same residence. “Safiyanu Dalhatu is accused of attacking Salma Abdullahi with a…

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The Kano Hisbah Board says its operatives have arrested Muslims for allegedly eating, drinking, and selling food in public during “fasting hours”. Fasting during the month of Ramadan is among the five pillars of Islam and is obligatory for every Muslim. However, persons who are sick, pregnant, travelling, breastfeeding and women who are in their menstrual cycle are permitted to skip fasting — but will make up for the numbers missed at a later time. Elderly persons who are incapable of fasting are also exempted. Mujahideen Abubakar, the board’s deputy commander general of operations, told BBC that 25 suspects have been arrested.…

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The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has announced the immediate ban on the registration of Multi-Dose Anti-Malarial (Artemether/Lumefantrine) dry powder for oral suspension. In a public statement released on its website on Monday, NAFDAC cited the instability in its reconstituted form that compromises its effectiveness over time for the ban, saying that the decision affects both locally manufactured and imported versions of the product. The agency emphasised that it would no longer process new applications, renewals, or variations for Multi-Dose Artemether/Lumefantrine dry powder for oral suspension, halting its legal circulation in Nigeria. According to NAFDAC, stability studies…

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The Super Eagles of Nigeria will face the Wasps of Rwanda and the Warriors of Zimbabwe during the upcoming March international break, Soccernet.ng reports. All three nations are hungry to rack up points in Group C of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The Super Eagles are currently 5th on the table, a point above Zimbabwe. Benin Republic, Rwanda, South Africa and Lesotho currently sit above Eric Chelle‘s side in the group, and things need to change fast for the three-time African Champions. William Ekong and Fisayo Dele Bashiru during the 2025 AFCON qualifier match between Nigeria and Libya at…

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1 hour ago The crisis rocking the Cross River State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) seems to be far from denouement, as the State Executive Committee (SEC) maintains that the suspended Chairman, Venatius Ikem, 1 day ago A former governor of Osun, Rauf Aregbesola, has boasted of taking over the reins of power in the state after the 2026 governorship election. He maintained that there is no negotiation in his political group’s desire to win the forthcoming poll. The former governor expressed confidence that any candidate his group presents to contest the… 1 day ago The Governorship Election Petition…

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Africa’s cultural heritage is preserved through a mix of modern restoration, digital archiving, sustainable tourism, and community-led initiatives.Heritage preservation not only protects monuments but also maintains the living expression of African identity and cultural continuity.Across the continent, varied approaches—from high-tech restoration to grassroots projects—reflect a unified commitment to safeguarding a rich cultural legacy.Deep Dive!!!Cultural heritage is more than just monuments—it embodies identity, continuity, and pride. Across Africa, ancient cities, sacred landscapes, and historical landmarks narrate the enduring story of civilizations that flourished for millennia.Africa’s rich history is not confined to books; it is etched in stone, celebrated at sacred sites,…

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Amid few voices of dissent within the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), the lethargic state of opposition platforms is the main reason why a second term mandate for President Bola Tinubu has become foreseeable. However, in this report, SEYE OLUMIDE and ANN GODWIN throw up certain factors that will impact the winning votes in Southwest and South-South regions. Ordinarily, the Southwest geopolitical zone should be the ready vote vault for President Tinubu and the APC. But, two years into his first term, things are still fuzzy in terms of likely voter preference and acceptance. But for the ongoing crisis…

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The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has called on industry unions to embrace dialogue and give peace a chance with the Federal Government over the plan to concession some airports. The unions have continued to kick against plans by the Federal Government to concession some key airports in Nigeria. The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, had promised that there would be no job loss in the concession arrangement, but the unions seem not to trust the minister. The unions include the Association of Nigeria Aviation Professionals, Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria and the National…

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