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Ondo’s Rahman targets gold after dominant semi-final win
Rahman Ahmed of Ondo State has declared his determination to win gold at the 2nd Niger Delta Games after booking a place in the men’s tennis final. The 18-year-old secured
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Rahman Ahmed of Ondo State has declared his determination to win gold at the 2nd Niger Delta Games after booking a place in the men’s tennis final. The 18-year-old secured
Former Nigeria international and one-time 400m hurdles national record holder, Henry Amike, has praised the ongoing Niger Delta Games, describing the competition as fascinating while highlighting areas that require improvement.
The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Dunamis Icon Limited and Lead Consultant to the Niger Delta Games, Sir Itiako Ikpokpo, has revealed plans to increase the number of sports from
The General Manager of the Oyo State Sports Council, Tunji Ajibike, has commended the newly constituted Wale Salako-led Oyo State Squash Association as well as Southwest squash stakeholders for their
Fans from across the globe are set to experience a star-studded football extravaganza, taking place between 26-31 March in Qatar, that will feature Spain, Argentina, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and
The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) won in five of six area councils in last Saturday’s area elections in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), while the remaining one went to
For most of his 84 years on earth, until the decline in his health over the last decade and a half, Reverend Jesse Jackson, who died on February 17, was
For 56-year-old Chijioku Ihunwo of Rivers State, his widowhood story is heart-wrenching. Beyond losing his wife in May 2025, his plan to bury her on December 13, 2025, was thwarted
Sir: Out of the estimated 1.68 million registered voters in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), only about 239,210 turned out to vote; representing roughly 14–15% voter participation. This figure is
Sir: I have always been drawn to music with substance, the reggae conscience of Bob Marley, the revolutionary Afrobeat of Fela Kuti, and, perhaps unexpectedly, the timeless message of Michael
Sir: Electoral laws are the backbone of democratic governance. They define the rules of political competition, shape institutional accountability, and ultimately determine whether elections reflect the will of the people.
Strip away the headline victory and the February 2026 FCT Area Council elections tell a more unsettling story. Yes, the All Progressives Congress captured five of six councils, including AMAC,