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By Trésor Daniel MEFIRE Africa stands at the cusp of an energy revolution, with the potential to transform the lives of over a billion people. Despite rapid economic growth and urbanization, the continent remains shackled by energy poverty, with over 600 million people lacking access to electricity. But hope is on the horizon. “The energy transition in Africa is not just about addressing energy poverty,” writes Trésor Daniel MEFIRE in his research, Energy Transition in Africa: A Pathway to Sustainable Development. “It is about unlocking the continent’s vast renewable energy potential, combating climate change, and creating a future where clean,…
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By Moses Amos Flight FC of Gboko has booked their place in the round of 64 of the 2025 President Federation Cup after a hard-fought victory over Technobat of Taraba. In a thrilling encounter, the Gboko-based side showed resilience and determination to overcome their opponents, sealing an important win that keeps their cup dreams alive. The victory marks a significant achievement for Flight FC as they continue their quest for national glory in Nigeria’s most prestigious club competition. With the round of 64 set to feature top clubs from across the country, Flight FC will now shift their focus to…
By Moses Amos The Flamingos put up a determined fight but ultimately fell 3-1 to a composed home side that played much of the game in second gear. Despite their resilience, the visitors could not contain the attacking prowess of Harmony Chidi, who netted a brace, and Shakirat Moshood, who added a goal to seal the victory. The match started with the home team controlling possession and dictating the tempo, but the Flamingos remained competitive, showing flashes of brilliance in attack. However, Chidi’s clinical finishing put the hosts ahead, and though the Flamingos responded with a goal of their own,…
By Moses Amos Niger Tornadoes rising star Papa Daniel is on the verge of sealing a move to MFK Karviná in the Czech Republic after impressing during a recent trial with the club. The talented youngster caught the eye of Karviná’s coaching staff with his performances, earning himself a potential deal that will see him continue his development in Europe. Daniel, who has been a standout performer for Niger Tornadoes, is expected to finalize personal terms and complete medicals before officially signing with the Czech top-flight club. His move marks a significant step in his career as he looks to…
By Rev. High Chief Ikechukwu David Obia The renaming of academic institutions is often a way to honor influential individuals who have made significant contributions to the institution or society at large. It can also signify the evolution of the institution, reflecting new academic fields or expanded missions. However, this process typically involves extensive consultations, thoughtful deliberation, and adherence to best practices before final approval and implementation. The Proposed Name Change of the University of Abuja Falls Short of Global Best Practices The Federal Government’s proposal to rename the University of Abuja has sparked widespread dissatisfaction among the indigenous people…
By Moses Amos Former Kano Pillars and Bendel Insurance midfielder Tamara Ezekiel has completed a move to Nepalese club Butwal Lumbini FC. The experienced Nigerian midfielder, known for his versatility and composure on the ball, will bring his wealth of experience to the club as they aim to strengthen their squad for the ongoing season. Ezekiel previously played for top Nigerian clubs, including Kano Pillars and Bendel Insurance, where he showcased his talent in the midfield. His move to Butwal Lumbini FC marks a new chapter in his career as he looks to make an impact in Nepal’s football scene.…
The Nigerian Senate, as the upper chamber of the National Assembly, plays a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s legislative landscape. However, its history is punctuated by instances where members have faced suspensions under controversial circumstances. These suspensions, often arising from allegations of misconduct, breaches of protocol, or clashes of political interests, have not only stirred debates within the legislative chambers but have also resonated profoundly with the Nigerian populace. This article delves into the histories of senators who have been suspended since the inception of the Fourth Republic in 1999, examining the reasons for their suspensions, the justifications provided,…