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Phantom BC and Mist will face off in the Unrivaled championship game Wednesday night after both delivered entertaining semifinal wins in front of a sellout Barclays Center crowd on Monday.
No. 2 Arizona clinched the outright Big 12 regular-season title with a 73-57 win over No. 6 Iowa State on Monday night.
A 300-level University of Ibadan medical student has died after reportedly ingesting Sniper insecticide. The UI student death was confirmed by UCH. Read More: https://punchng.com/300-level-ui-medical-student-dies-after-ingesting-insecticide/
Boxing icon, Floyd Mayweather, who is staging return to the ring has been listed to conclude 2026 with a proposed landmark bout in Nigeria during the festive âDetty Decemberâ season.
Uzoma Mba The Prayer & Support for the Nigerian Armed Forces and Other Security Agencies (PSNAFSA), yesterday joined millions of Nigerians, both at home and abroad, in celebrating the 84th
The Chief Investment Officer, Africa, Middle East, and Europe, Standard Chartered, Manpreet Gill, outlines the 2026 global market outlook in this conversation with Nume Ekeghe. Excerpts: How would you summarise
Limited oil price surges signal that traders are betting on a short conflict. A lengthy disruption threatens to cause chaos across markets.
Aba, Abia State, holds lessons in coordinated infrastructure investment, writes PAT ONUKWULI Nigeriaâs cities are paradoxes. They are engines of commerce, yet arenas of congestion. They are magnets for enterprise, yet theatres
US First Lady Melania Trump has presided over a UN Security Council meeting focusing on children in conflict.
Chief Emeka Anyaoku will chair the 2026 Obafemi Awolowo Memorial Lecture in Ikenne, with Prof. Wale Adebanwi delivering the keynote on leadership and future-focused politics.
Chief Emeka Anyaoku will chair the 2026 Obafemi Awolowo memorial lecture on March 6, with a keynote from Prof. Wale Adebanwi on leadership. Read More: https://punchng.com/anyaoku-chairs-awolowo-memorial-lecture/
Despite an $821m investment, Nigeriaâs 5G adoption is slow due to high device costs and low demand, with most subscribers still on 4G or 2G networks. Read More: https://punchng.com/telcos-821m-5g-rollout-faces-adoption-hurdles/
