Liverpool’s record signing Alexander Isak was substituted at half-time of their recent Champions League outing, and manager Arne Slot confirmed that the striker felt a groin issue during the game. Slot stressed the club will manage Isak’s fitness carefully as he settles in and builds up match minutes.
Liverpool finally broke their poor run of form with a dominant 5-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League. Manager Arne Slot made some bold calls, including leaving star man Mohamed Salah on the bench, but the decision paid off. The Reds put on a show in Germany, controlling every part of the game and showing the kind of ruthless energy that fans have been waiting to see.
It was pure energy at St James’ Park as Newcastle United delivered another European masterclass, brushing aside Benfica 3-0 in front of a roaring home crowd. The win didn’t just give them three points — it made history, marking their first back-to-back Champions League victories in 22 years. Anthony Gordon opened the scoring, while substitute Harvey Barnes stole the show with two second-half goals, sealing a comfortable win and reigniting Newcastle’s Champions League dream.
Nigeria has been through a lot this week, and honestly, the news feels like a mix of heartbreak, hope, and hard truths. From the tragedy in Niger State to global talk about our economy and faith, the country’s mood has been heavy — but very real.
Dangote No Dey Chill! Just when everyone thought Aliko Dangote was done shaking the table, man said, “Hold my jollof.” Reports now suggest that the billionaire businessman wants to double his refinery’s output to a jaw-dropping 1.4 million barrels per day (mbpd). Yup, you read that right — 1.4 million! The move, if successful, could completely transform Nigeria’s oil industry and give the economy the long-awaited boost.
The red chamber just passed a resolution approving life imprisonment for anyone convicted of defiling a minor. This move, led by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, signals a no-joke approach to protecting children from one of the most heartbreaking crimes in the country. In a country where child abuse stories sadly pop up too often, this new ruling feels like a breath of fresh accountability. It’s not just another political headline — it’s a loud message that says: “Hurt a child, and you’ll lose your freedom. Forever.”
Tonight dey bring heavy vibes for Europe’s biggest club competition. The Champions League for 2025/26 don reach another matchday and the fixtures lineup subtle but dangerous. With the new league-phase format where every game sharp, no team fit carry small swing. Tonight, we go see Chelsea FC hosting Ajax Amsterdam plus other big match-ups. If you dey watch, make you ready for full show.
Picture this: you wake up on a Monday thinking it’s just another school day, but instead of morning assembly, you’re heading to the Presidential Villa to take over Joy Ogah, a teenage girl made history when she became Nigeria’s Vice President for one day, sitting exactly where Kashim Shettima usually does. This wasn’t some lucky moment or viral prank. It was part of a girl-child empowerment campaign organized by Plan International, giving girls the chance to step into leadership roles and show the world that age and gender should never limit potential.
The football world dey buzz again — this time, na about Harry Kane and the Ballon d’Or. Former Germany captain and 1990 Ballon d’Or winner Lothar Matthäus don come out boldly say Kane fit carry the golden prize soon. According to am, the England striker get all the tools — goals, assists, maturity — to make it happen. But as Matthäus talk am, “If Bayern Munich fit go far for Champions League, he might actually win it.” No cap, this Kane story don dey look serious. From Tottenham to Bayern, man don turn goal machine proper — and the world dey notice.
Liverpool’s transfer scene was busy like Oshodi market. The club no dey sleep — new signings, contract renewals, and even small transfer drama don full the headlines. Under the new management setup, the Reds dey try rebuild the squad to stay competitive both for Premier League and Europe. The fans dey expect plenty movement, especially with some key players nearing the end of their contracts and others linked with possible exits.
This season’s UEFA Champions League no be regular oh. The new league-phase format don scatter the usual group setup — now 36 clubs dey face different opponents for one big table. Meaning every game dey matter like final! From Arsenal vs Atlético Madrid to Real Madrid vs Juventus, October fixtures dey loaded like playlist wey no get skip button. The energy high, and fans across the world (especially Naija ball lovers) dey ready for serious football tension.
“A 15-year-old math genius qualifies to represent Nigeria on a global stage — but can’t go because, guess what, ‘no funds.’ This isn’t just one boy’s story, it’s Nigeria’s reality check. When brilliance meets bureaucracy, who really loses?”
