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Ademola Lookman’s Transfer Deadlock at Atalanta: How We Got Here and What’s Ahead

“I have loved every moment but feel that now, after three wonderful years in Bergamo, it’s the right time to move on and experience a new adventure,’’ an emotionally detached Ademola Lookman shared midway through the ongoing summer transfer window in what was in parts an accusatory dig at Atalanta B.C’s ownership and a goodbye […]

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Nigeria’s Early CHAN Exit and the Broader Questions It Raises

Come what may in their August 19 group finale against Congo, the Super Eagles B will leave with little to savour, having set out for Tanzania with hopes of claiming their first CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) title.   CHAN, Africa’s second-tier men’s national competition exclusive to players active in their countries’ domestic leagues, kicked […]

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Hungarian Meet: Ofili, Ajayi Lead Nigeria’s Charge in Budapest

A quartet of Nigerian athletes headlined by Favour Ofili and Kanyinsola Ajayi, alongside Chukwuebuka Enekwechi and Samuel Ogazi, will feature at the 2025 Gyulai István Memorial, also known as the Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix, later Tuesday.   Ofili, who made headlines in June over her reported decision to switch allegiance to Turkey following a series […]

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Nigeria’s D’Tigress Have Done Their Part. It’s Time the Powers That Be Did Theirs

The D’Tigress of Nigeria received a heroes’ welcome at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on Monday, August 4, following their historic triumph at the 2025 FIBA Women’s Afrobasket in Côte d’Ivoire.   The win came courtesy of a 78–64 victory over Mali in a tense final at the packed Palais des Sports de […]

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Africa’s F1 Drought: Is Nigeria’s Ambition to Break the Spell Feasible?

Since Formula One (F1) became a World Championship in 1950, Africa remains the only underrepresented continent in the sport’s global growth. In its 75 years of running, only Morocco and South Africa have hosted F1 races and those were held as far back as the 20th century.   This over-three-decade absence on the continent has […]

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Redemption and Dominance: Inside the Final Week of WAFCON 2024 

The 13th edition of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) concluded with a thrilling showdown between record champions Nigeria and hosts Morocco at a packed Olympic Stadium in Rabat on Saturday night. Before an over 20,000-partisan crowd, the Super Falcons mounted a dramatic 3-2 comeback win against the Atlas Lionesses to reclaim continental glory. […]

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Meta’s New Policy Takes on Social Media’s Unoriginal Problem

Unoriginal content has become one of the major problems of today’s social media experience. According to reports, mainstream media is subject to growing distrust, intensified by the spread of AI-generated content. This type of content is especially prevalent on Facebook and Instagram, the first and fourth most used social platforms globally.   However, social media […]

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