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The club friendly game between Manchester United and Olympique Lyonnais is scheduled for July 19, 2023, at the Murrayfield.

Fishermen in Ondo state have solicited for the support of the state government in areas of safety and infrastructural development in the coastal communities, saying the waterways are no longer safer for businesses, while users of the waterways are now at high risk. The fishermen under the auspices of Fishermen association of Nigeria, lamented the losses they are incurring as a result of the incessant boat mishap on the waterways caused by seaweed or hyacinth. The National Chairman of the fishermen, Orioye Gbayisemore, said the development has affected their businesses and source livelihood without any compensation from the state government.

The nominees for the 2023 Headies were unveiled on Tuesday ahead of the main ceremony later this year.  Afrobeats star Burna Boy is the most nominated act this year. Photo: Instagram Established by Hip Hop World Magazine in 2006, the Headies are Nigeria’s top music awards honouring outstanding feats at home and across Africa.  This year’s awards will reward works released between January 2022 and March 2023. Among the most nominated acts at the upcoming ceremony are Burna Boy with 10, Asake with nine and Pheelz and Bnxn with six each. Last year’s big winner Wizkid is absent from the 2023 list.  Below are the nominees:  Best Recording of the Year ‘Alone’ by Burna Boy ‘Soweto’ by Victony and Tempoe ‘I’m a Mess’ by Omah Lay ‘Ku Lo Sa’ by Oxlade ‘Stand Strong’ by Davido ‘No Woman, No Cry’ by Tems Producer of the Year Magicstickz (Sungba Remix) Pheelz (Electricity) Andrevibez & London (Calm Down) Tempoe (Soweto) Kel-P (Kpe Paso) Rexxie (Abracadabra) Songwriter of the Year ‘Loyal’ by Sim

A former Kaduna State Senator and human rights activist, Shehu Sani,has warned Nigerians against collecting the N8,000 palliative from President Bola Tinubu’s administration. Tinubu recently got approval for the N500 billion he sought from the National Assembly as palliative for 12 million households worst affected by the removal of fuel subsidy.  According to a letter to the House of Representatives, the president said 12 million families would get N8,000 over a period of six months to ameliorate the hardships faced as a result of the subsidy removal. ALSO READ: Sowore rubbishes Tinubu’s subsidy palliative scheme  Reacting to the development, Shehu Sani urged Nigerians to pray hard before collecting the N8,000 proposed by the Tinubu-led administration.