Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University of Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Zimbabwe have emerged English-speaking Africa’s brightest battery innovators winners at the 2025 Energy Transition Battery Innovation Challenge, funded by the Schneider Electric Foundation.
CATS Football Academy Win 2025 Ibidoyin Aina Cup
CATS Football Academy have emerged champions of the 2nd Ibidoyin Aina Cup, held at the Campos Memorial Mini Stadium, Lagos Island.
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2025 Minnesota Open: Charles Godfred Wins Men’s 60 Meters Race Event
Charles Godfred has ran a personal best of 6.62 seconds to win the men’s 60 meters race event at the 2025 Minnesota Open.
He was very well clear of second-placed Tyler Sickerson who ran 6.91 seconds.
Godfred’s teammate Precious Opinion had run 6.90 seconds in qualifying.
Team OneGrid Energies Wins MTN Nigeria 2025 Nigeria PachiPanda Challenge
Team OneGrid Energies has emerged winner of the MTN Nigeria 2025 Nigeria PachiPanda Challenge.
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Team NEVO Wins 2025 3MTT South-West Regional Innovation Hackathon
Team NEVO of Lagos state, an AI-powered personalised learning platform for neurodivergent children, has won the South-West regional innovation hackathon of the third cohort of Nigeria’s 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme, receiving the ₦500,000 ($339) grand prize at the event held in Lagos.
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2025 Nigeria Bankers Games Football Event: UBA And Sterling Bank Emerge Winners
UBA and Sterling Bank have emerged winners of the 2025 Nigeria Bankers Games football event in the male and female categories respectively.
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Lucky Oritseweyinmi Daje Wins Men’s 60 Meters Race Event At 2026 Gamecock Indoor Opener
Lucky Oritseweyinmi Daje has won the men’s 60 meters race event at the 2026 Gamecock Indoor Opener, winning in a time of 6.76 seconds.
He finished ahead of his South Carolina teammate Antwan Hughes Jr. who ran 6.86 seconds and Terryn Patterson-Bryant in 6.87 seconds.