Recent Posts

Ikpeba, Udeze, Dosu, Others To Grace Layiwola Ayinde Balogun Memorial Football Carnival Season 2 As Fixtures Unveiled Today

Victor Ikpeba, Ifeanyi Udeze and David Dosu confirmed for Layiwola Ayinde Balogun Memorial Football Carnival Season 2 scheduled to take place on September 16th at the prestigious University of Lagos sport center. In a riveting display of passion for the beautiful game, the Layiwola Ayinde Balogun Memorial Football Carnival Season 2 promises to be a grand spectacle. Read Also: Lagos …

Read More »

Playing as MR FUNNY DUMMY in Barry's Prison Run Obby ROBLOX

Playing as MR FUNNY DUMMY in Barry’s Prison Run Obby ROBLOX Sunny and Melon play BARRY’S PRISON RUN OBBY but today I, Sunny the goat, become Mr. Funny Dummy Barry and hunt down Melon! LETS GO! Hunted by Mr Funny Dummy Toy Shop Obby in Roblox! Red vs Green Mr Funny Dummy, who’s your favorite? Rainbow Friends But YOU CAN’T …

Read More »

Investors lose N164b as Nigeria’s equities market depreciates by 0.44%

Trading activities on the floor of the Nigerian stock market ended on Tuesday with the All-Share Index dropping by -0.44%. After five hours of trading today, the ASI decreased to 71,041.05 from 71,353.81 posted by the bourse the previous day. Similarly, the market capitalization decreased today by N164.76 billion to N38.87 trillion from N39.040 trillion recorded at the close of …

Read More »

Oduduru slammed 6-year ban for doping

Divine Ododuru, a track and field athlete from Nigeria, was given a six-year suspension on Thursday for a doping offence by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) of World Athletics. The World Athletics Disciplinary Tribunal, which was created to look into claims of two potential Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs) by AIU, rendered a decision that resulted in Oduduru’s suspension. The World …

Read More »

Naira continues free-fall, slumps to N881.88/$1 at official window

The free-fall of the naira continued unabated at both the official and parallel markets on Tuesday. The Nigerian currency depreciated by 7.63% to close at N881.88/$1 in the official Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM) window. This represents a N67.28 decline in the local currency compared to the N814.60 it closed on Monday. The intraday high recorded was N1159/$1, while …

Read More »