Team Nigeria has won the 6-day 2025 West Africa Para Games held in Abeokuta, Ogun state.
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Here We Go by Bez Idakula: PositiveNaija Nigerian Music and Song Review
This PositiveNaija Nigerian music and song review episode focusing on Here We Go by Bez Idakula aims to appreciate the importance and beauty of good/quality music.
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2026 budget: Stop frivolous insertions By Punch Editorial Board on January 22, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 19
2026 budget: Stop frivolous insertions By Punch Editorial Board on January 22, 2026 – Recommended Nigerian Newspaper Report 19
The details of the proposed 2026 Appropriation Bill, laid before the National Assembly by President Bola Tinubu, expose a disturbing continuity of fiscal irresponsibility that has plagued Nigerian budgets for years.
Okemakinde Toluwanimi Wins Inaugural Benin Under-25 Rapid Chess Tournament
Okemakinde Toluwanimi has emerged champion of the maiden Benin under-25 Rapid Chess Tournament after scoring 8.5 points.
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Dr Festus Oluseye Babarinde Awarded 2025 Martin Luther King Jr Community Service Award
Dr Festus Oluseye Babarinde has been honoured with the 2025 Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Award in the United States of America, in recognition of a lifetime of volunteerism, public service, and unwavering commitment to underserved communities across Nigeria and the diaspora.
Oshonaike Olufunke Emerges First Nigerian Appointed To International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes’ Commission
Seven-time Olympian Oshonaike Olufunke has made history as the first Nigerian appointed to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes’ Commission, following her nomination by IOC President Kirsty Coventry.
Esther Elo Joseph Sets New Record In Women’s 300 Meters At University Of Tennessee School
Esther Elo Joseph has set a new record at the University of Tennessee School in the women’s 300 meters at the Commodore Winter Challenge.
She clocked a time of 37.01 seconds, the fastest time across 12 heats. Closest to her was Hannah Douglas (Kentucky) who ran 37.42 seconds.