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Netflix to Acquire Warner Bros in $82.7 Billion Deal
Netflix announced on Friday that it will acquire Warner Bros, including its film and television studios and streaming assets (HBO and HBO Max), in a sweeping cash-and-stock transaction valued at approximately $82.7 billion (with an equity value of $72.0 billion).
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Historic Draw Sets Stage for Supersized 2026 World Cup
The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup took place on Friday at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, officially dividing the record 48 participating nations into 12 groups of four — the first time the tournament will feature so many teams.
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2Baba Says Family Interference Has ‘Gone Too Far’ Following Viral Video
Music legend Inocent “2Baba” Idibia on Friday blamed members of his family for worsening a public dispute involving his wife, Natasha Osawaru, saying their actions have “destroyed” him and exposed his partner to danger.
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Tuggar Calls for ‘Strategic Autonomy,’ Warns MDAs Against Undermining Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
Nigeria must adopt a foreign policy rooted in “strategic autonomy” rather than outdated notions of non-alignment, Minister of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar has said.
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Wike Says Rivers Lawmakers Free to Defect as Assembly Joins APC
The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, has spoken up after a number of Rivers State lawmakers defected from PDP to APC.
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Sri Lanka Issues New Landslide Warnings as Cyclone Ditwah Death Toll Rises to 607
Heavy rains on Friday triggered fresh landslide warnings in Sri Lanka’s central hill country, the area hit hardest by flooding and mudslides after Cyclone Ditwah, as the national death toll climbed to 607.
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GOC 81 DIV Maj. Gen. Mijinyawa Charges Officers to Lead with Purpose
The General Officer Commanding (GOC) 81 Division, Nigerian Army, Major General Farouk Mijinyawa, has urged newly promoted senior officers to maintain purposeful and exemplary leadership.
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Nigerian Govt Praises Retired Permanent Secretaries, Urges Stronger Partnership
The Federal Government has hailed the Council of Retired Federal Permanent Secretaries (CORFEPS) as a crucial source of institutional memory and pledged stronger collaboration to drive national development.
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Electable Ideas: Education
How Important Is Education As An Electable Idea
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Electable Ideas: Implementing The Child's Right Act
How Important is Implementing The Child's Right Act?
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Electable Idea: Proper Waste Disposal In Nigeria
Are Issues Surrounding Waste Disposal Important Enough For Your Vote?
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Electable Idea: Food Distribution as an Electable Idea
Femi D Live Discusses Food Distribution as an Electable Idea and how proper planning and implementation for distribution should be considered when casting votes
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Oil, Nigeria's money maker.
Oil is Nigeria’s moneymaker, it has remained a major contributor to the financial strength the country attained through decades of boom and it has also led to failed earnings during difficult times. It’s believed that the management process of administration of petroleum products had given way to many tunnels of corruption and exploration since its inception.
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Historic Draw Sets Stage for Supersized 2026 World Cup
The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup took place on Friday at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, officially dividing the record 48 participating nations into 12 groups of four — the first time the tournament will feature so many teams.
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Oshonaike Makes History as First Nigerian Appointed to IOC Athletes’ Commission
Seven-time Olympian Olufunke Oshonaike has been appointed to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes’ Commission, becoming the first Nigerian to serve in the influential global body.
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Super Eagles Captain William Troost-Ekong Retires from International Football
William Troost-Ekong, the captain of Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, has announced his retirement from international football.
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FIFA Grants European Clubs Extra Week Before AFCON Player Release
FIFA has extended the deadline for African players to join their national teams for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) by one week, allowing star players to stay with their clubs until December 15.
