Justice Served: IDF Kills Terrorist Who Kidnapped Noa Argamani on Motorcycle at Nova Festival

IDF confirms Saher Nidal Latfi Sakr, the terrorist filmed driving Noa Argamani into Gaza on a motorcycle on October 7, 2023, was killed in a precise strike in Nuseirat, central Gaza on September 27.

Premier League confirms Manchester City guilty of all serious financial breaches from 2009-2018 in £900m sham sponsorship scheme. 114 of 115 charges upheld, punishment hearing to follow.

This is the biggest financial scandal in Premier League history. And last week, it finally reached a verdict.

It started as a podcast revelation. Davido said his verse on Wande Coal's "Come My Way" was "stupid hard" and explained why it never dropped. Wande Coal went on X within hours and called the whole story a lie. By Tuesday evening Nigerian music Twitter had split into two camps and neither artist was backing down. Here is the full story, from the podcast to the personal insults.

The IMF has confirmed that Nigeria omitted approximately 2% of GDP, equivalent to N8.83 trillion, from recent official budgets. The IMF's own Article IV report puts the statistical discrepancy at 2.7% of GDP. The government has quietly begun repeal and re-enactment of budget laws to bring the spending on record. Peter Obi has released a statement calling it the largest act of fiscal impunity in Nigeria's democratic history. Here is what the IMF actually said, what the government has done about it, and what the opposition is saying.

Seven known Boko Haram and ISWAP commanders flew to Mecca for the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage and were arrested at Katsina International Airport on their return. The Minister of Interior called it a major security breakthrough enabled by Nigeria's new integrated NIN database. The question he did not answer: how did seven known terrorist commanders obtain travel documents, cross Nigerian borders, and fly to Saudi Arabia undetected in the first place?