9 Oct
Tunisia and Morocco have locked in Africa's two World Cup spots as CAF qualifiers near the finish, with group leaders and playoff races heating up.
7 Oct
Imisi clinched BBNaija Season 10 on Oct 5 2025, walking away with ₦80 million cash and an Innoson SUV, sparking fan debate over a possible pity vote.
6 Oct
Nollywood star Laide Bakare advises women to start families early, sparking debate over motherhood, marriage and career in Nigeria.
6 Oct
Alex Pereira reclaimed the UFC light heavyweight championship with an 80‑second knockout of Magomed Ankalaev at UFC 320 in Las Vegas, revealing a fractured tibia caused his earlier loss.
6 Oct
Ipswich Town snapped a 16‑year derby drought with a 3‑1 win over Norwich City at Portman Road, ending the Canaries' 14‑game unbeaten run and reviving play‑off hopes.
5 Oct
Sevilla demand €70 million for defender Jules Koundé as Chelsea, Barcelona and Real Madrid join the chase, sparking a high‑profile transfer showdown.
5 Oct
Manchester United beat Sunderland 2-0 at Old Trafford on Oct 4, 2025, with goals from Bruno Fernandes and Benjamin Sesko, earning three crucial league points.
3 Oct
Nigeria's Inspector General Kayode Egbetokun extends the tinted‑glass permit deadline to Oct 2, 2025, giving motorists extra time to apply and boosting security checks nationwide.
1 Oct
SASSA announced October 2025 payment dates for the SRD R370 grant and regular social grants, and introduced mandatory biometric enrolment for new applicants to curb fraud.
30 Sep
NESGAS breaks ground on a $200 million 50,000‑tonne LPG depot in Onne, Rivers State, with Minister Ekpo’s backing, aiming to boost storage, cut prices and cut deforestation.
28 Sep
During his honorary doctorate ceremony, Pep Guardiola praised Manchester City’s support for Gaza children, calling it 'beyond extraordinary.' The Manchester boss linked the club’s aid work to a broader call for compassion, highlighting recent donations and community projects. His remarks sparked renewed debate on football’s role in humanitarian crises.
27 Sep
Salah admits there was genuine friction with Sadio Mane during their five years at Anfield, but stresses they stayed professional and that his 18 assists prove he wasn’t selfish. The pair helped shape one of the Premier League’s most lethal front‑threes, winning the league and several cups. Mane left for Bayern and later Al Nassr, while Salah remains a Liverpool icon.