Drama Unfolds as Peller is Ejected from Alake of Egbaland Palace During His Tour (Video)

Habeeb Hamzat, better known as Peller, a well-known Nigerian streamer, has found himself in the midst of yet another dramatic episode, this time within the walls of a royal palace.

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ARE TROPHIES WON ON THE PITCH OR IN THE BOARDROOM? AN EXAMINATION OF CAF’S APPEAL BOARD DECISION ON THE 2025 AFCON FINAL AND THE FUTURE OF AFRICAN FOOTBALL

CAF held that Senegal’s actions during the match amounted to a breach of tournament regulations, leading to the forfeiture of the final.

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FCT Polls: PDP Reveals Next Line of Action After APC Sweep

FCT pol hal spark legal battle as PDP challenges APC’s five-council sweep amongst other claims.

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West Africa Internet Speed Rankings 2026: Infrastructure & Market Analysis

Across West Africa, internet performance in 2026 continues to vary widely. Differences in fibre infrastructure, aggressive 5G rollout, and geographical challenges shape how quickly users access the digital economy. While many markets still grapple with congested mobile networks, others have leapfrogged traditional constraints through massive private-sector investment. According to recent Speedtest Global Index data and regional infrastructure reports, the gap between the leaders and the “mid-tier” is beginning to close, but infrastructure remains the ultimate differentiator. 2026 Regional Connectivity Overview Country Avg. Download Speed (Mbps) Primary Growth Driver Côte d’Ivoire 58–60 Mbps Submarine Cable Integration Burkina Faso 42–45 Mbps Targeted

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Do Smartphones Really Listen to Our Conversations?

The idea that smartphones are secretly monitoring our talks has become one of the most enduring tech myths of our time. Many people believe their devices are eavesdropping, especially when they notice strangely specific ads popping up right after discussing a topic out loud. But is there any truth to this, or is there a different explanation at work? This myth often stems from a personal experience—like chatting about a product and soon after seeing a related ad online. It’s a coincidence that feels remarkably uncanny. However, advanced advertising technology can accurately predict user interests based on various factors, even

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Explainer: How Arsenal Restores Points to Lead Man City Against Tottenham

In a move towards restoration, Arsenal beat Tottenham 4 to 1 in North London Derby to five-point lead over Manchester City.

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“Detention Business, GPS”: Of US-ICE $75B Spending on Deportation, Who is The Beneficiary?

ICE now has a bigger budget than 170 militaries, spending billions on private prisons and surveillance to reach 1 million deportations.

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INPERPETUITY CLAUSE, ITS EFFECTS AND WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW AS A CREATIVE IN NIGERIA BEFORE SIGNING THAT DEAL

What does inperpetuity mean? “In perpetuity” means “forever” or “for an indefinite period of time.” In legal or business parlance, it describes rights, obligations, or agreements that continue without an end date unless otherwise terminated or limited by law. For example, if a contract grants a company the right to use a logo in perpetuity, it means the company can use the logo forever, unless the agreement is changed or canceled. In perpetuity is important because it creates lasting commitments, often with significant legal and business implications. For the party granting the right, it is a serious decision, as it

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REPORT: How Tinubu Govt Paid N10bn Ransom To BokoHaram To Release Abducted Students

REPORT: Tinubu govt allegedly paid N10bn ransom and freed commanders to secure release of abducted schoolchildren.

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INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT AND GLOBAL SPORT: IRAN’S WORLD CUP WITHDRAWAL AND FIFA’S DILEMMA AHEAD OF THE 2026 FIFA WORLD CUP

By: Agari Umar-Farouq Monday INTRODUCTION: On Wednesday,  11th of March, 2026, Iran’s Sports Minister announced that Iran would not participate in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a tournament that will be hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The decision follows escalating military conflict between Iran and the United States and could have serious consequences for the tournament. Beyond football, it raises questions about international politics, sports governance, and how FIFA should respond. THE CONFLICT BEHIND IRAN WITHDRAWAL: On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel reportedly carried out joint airstrikes on Iran. The strikes killed Iran’s Supreme

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