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Viareggio Cup 2026: Mavlon, a touch to the quarterfinals as Ojodu and Magic Stars fall short

Nigerian youth teams had mixed luck in the 76th edition of the prestigious Viareggio Cupwith Mavlon FC and One Touch Football Academy advancing to the quarterfinals, while Ojodu City FC and Magic Stars FC were eliminated from the competition. The world-renowned youth tournament continues to provide a stage for emerging talents, with Nigerian academies once again making their mark during …

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Champion Awards: Gbenga Daniel, Osoba and others hail newspapers’ resilience amid economic turmoil

Former governors of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel and Aremo Olusegun Osoba and other eminent Nigerians have lauded the resilience behind the sustenance of Champion Newspapers Limited over the decades. They made these remarks during the Newspapers Awards evening (2025) on Saturday, March 14, at Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos. The newspaper’s management honored no fewer than 50 …

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How 50 Cent Mastered the Game Without Traditional Skills #50cent #hiphop #shorts

How 50 Cent Mastered the Game Without Traditional Skills #50cent #hiphop #shorts 🔴 LIVE NOW: F’N Podcast 919 discusses whether 50 Cent is really a lyricist, sparking a lively discussion about artists using hip hop as a springboard. We dive into the music industry, exploring how some evolve in their songwriting while others simply aren’t lyricists. The discussion includes perspectives …

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FAAN confirmed the arrest of 4 people near Akure airport

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has confirmed the arrest of four unauthorized persons near Akure airport in Ondo State. FAAN Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Mr Henry Agbebire, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday in Lagos. He said the arrests followed a danger alert after suspicious people were spotted behind the airport perimeter, near the …

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Open for Business, Rooted in Partnership: President Tinubu’s Historic State Visit to the UK, by Mohammed Idris – THISAGE

The last time a Nigerian leader paid a state visit to the UK, seventy percent of Nigeria’s current population had not yet been born. Military President Ibrahim Babangida’s visit in 1989 went as planned: a grand event hosted by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Thirty-seven years later – and sixty-six years after Nigeria gained independence from the United Kingdom – …

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