- Check the waistband – and beware sneaky jargon: the expert guide to buying clothes that last | Ethical and green living
- Reps seek independent probe, audit of military aircraft after fatal crash
- Nigeria admits gaps in tracking drug-resistant infections
- PHOTO STORY: Masha, Oyedele, others attend G-24 meetings
- Ibrahim Kareem Makes Prestigious List of 63 Artists Selected for 2026 Abuja Photo Festival – THISDAYLIVE
- IMF forecasts 3.1% global growth in 2026, says economic resilience under strain
- AMR: Livestock uses more antibiotics than human health sector
- Jigawa ADC candidate fumes over running mate replacement
Author: damazah@gmail.com
The pups are currently in a purpose-built nursery area, complete with private pool.
Spurs latest: Inter Milan interested in Spence
By Ayo Onikoyi Veteran Nollywood actress Iretiola Doyle has revealed how a piece of advice from the late filmmaker Amaka Igwe helped shape her career and changed her approach to acting. Doyle shared the experience while appearing as a guest on The Old And New Show, where she reflected on her journey in Nollywood, versatility as an actor, and lessons she has learnt throughout her career. The actress recalled how she moved from playing Clare the lawyer in Solitaire, where she acted alongside veteran actor RMD, to taking on the comedic role of Sisi, Poli Caro’s fourth wife, in the…
The value of import duty waivers granted on military hardware, healthcare supplies, manufacturing inputs, food commodities, Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicles and other items rose to ₦34 trillion between March 2000 and December 2025. The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Bashir Adeniyi, disclosed this on Monday when he appeared before the Senate Committee on Finance during an investigative hearing at the National Assembly. Mr Adeniyi said the waivers, granted through Import Duty Exemption Certificates (IDECs), significantly reduced the revenue the Service could have generated for the government “IDEC approvals reached about ₦34 trillion in 2025, 60 per cent…
The federal government and the German Agency for International Development (GIZ) have committed to forging stronger partnerships to accelerate the delivery of affordable housing, sustainable urban development and inclusive communities across Nigeria. This was the key outcome of the meeting of the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Rabe Darma, with the GIZ team led by Dr. Karin Jansen, where the minister described GIZ as a long-standing and trusted development partner. “We need to partner with you to actualise our mandate… We believe that working closely with GIZ will strengthen our capacity to provide affordable housing, promote sustainable urban development…
In a feat of engineering that borders on magic, the best wireless earbuds can silence the noisy world around you at the tap of a finger. So, why would you buy open earbuds, which are specifically designed to let in environmental sounds?The Guardian’s journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. Learn more.Frankly, I didn’t understand the appeal of them either until I started testing them, and now I use open earbuds even more than my noise-cancelling earbuds. For situations from hiking to running errands, these are the headphones you should be wearing.…
NewsFeedMore than 100,000 people turned out to celebrate Norway’s national football team after their World Cup quarterfinal loss to England. Norway’s Crown Prince Haakon led the crowd in one final ‘Viking row’ celebration on the steps of the Royal Palace in Oslo.Published On 13 Jul 202613 Jul 2026Click here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharegoogleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo
Researchers found a four-carbon sugar called erythrulose in a cloud of gas and dust at the centre of the Milky Way (image from Spitzer Space Telescope shown here).Credit: NASA, Caltech, Susan Stolovy (SSC, Caltech)Call it an extra-sweet discovery. A group of astronomers has detected a sugar molecule swirling inside a cloud of gas and dust near the centre of our galaxy. They are calling the molecule — a compound with four carbon atoms called erythrulose — the first true sugar spotted in ‘interstellar’ space. The findings, reported today in the journal Nature Astronomy1, could help clarify how life on Earth…
Nigeria’s sprint sensation Kayinsola Ajayi, fresh from a sensational Diamond League debut victory in Eugene, faces a significant challenge against the world’s fastest men at this Saturday’s London Diamond League. The 21-year-old arrives in the British capital in high spirits, buoyed by his performance at the Prefontaine Classic in Oregon, where he equalled the Nigerian 100m record of 9.84 seconds to defeat both Jamaica’s Oblique Seville and American star Christian Coleman. This debut triumph has firmly established Ajayi as one of the world’s fastest sprinters this season and a key medal contender for Nigeria ahead of the Commonwealth Games in…
By Ayo Onikoyi Veteran Nigerian singer and guitarist GT Da Guitarman has said the formula for succeeding in the music industry has changed over the years, urging aspiring artistes to embrace new realities and leverage digital tools to build their careers. Speaking during an interview on Conversations with Kenni, GT Da Guitarman said today’s artistes require a different approach to achieve success compared to previous generations. “What is required to succeed as an artiste in 2026 is not the same thing required back in the day.A lot of artistes need to rewire their minds to understand that their phone now…