denying him entry to the United States and preventing him from officiating scheduled matches harms not only him personally but also undermines football's commitment to fairness, merit, and the spirit of fair play.
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Author: Eshokeme Oludare James (Eshokeme James)
American Duo Makes Red Bull Cliff Diving History In St. Petersburg
The victory marked a major breakthrough for Arnett, whose consistency and composure throughout the competition proved decisive in one of the closest finishes of the season.
Wemby Inspires Spurs’ NBA Finals Fightback
For the Knicks, who made 13 turnovers and were outscored 25-18 from the free throw line, a perceived lack of second-half foul calls upset coach Mike Brown.
Starmer Pushes Tougher Tech Safeguards For Children
The Home Office said companies have three months to implement the measures or face penalties, with all options, including criminal sanctions, being considered. The government said the move would make the UK the first country where children would be unable to create, share or view nude images on their phones.
Pope Decries Migration Crisis, Calls For Peace
Pope Leo in his address to parliament calls for "patient dialogue" and says weapons can only lead to a "temporary silence" not a "genuine and lasting peace." The pope, who has been harshly criticised by US President Donald Trump for his anti-war views, also calls for "respect for international law" instead of conflict and rearmament in Europe and beyond.Â
Libya Presses On Rebuilding Flood-Ravaged Derna But Trauma Lingers
Memories from that September disaster remain vivid: apartment blocks ripped open, bodies buried beneath debris, and cars swept into the sea.
Ousmane Sonko Re-Elected Party Chief Amid Crisis
The rift has triggered political upheaval for the heavily indebted west African country and uncertainty for their party, the biggest in parliament.
South Africa President Warns Against Online Hate Campaigns
"We will not be fooled or influenced by social media campaigns that spread misinformation, fake news and lies about people who are in our country" - Ramaphosa said.
NCC Promotes Digital Inclusion Through Girls ICT Programme
The NCC gave the commendation while hosting 185 contestants of the 2026 National Girls in ICT Competition on an excursion to the National Communications Museum in Abuja. Representing the Executive Vice Chairman of the Commission, Dr. Aminu Maida, Director of Research and Development, Babagana Digima, said the programme aligns with the NCC’s digital literacy drive and efforts to inspire greater participation of girls in ICT and STEM fields.
JAMB Opens Mop-Up UTME Slip Printing Ahead Of June 13 Exam
JAMB advised affected candidates to print their slips through its portal to confirm their examination centres, dates, and reporting times.









