Gernot Rohr, a seasoned football coach, plans to exploit the strategic gaps in Nigeria's Super Eagles defense during the AFCON qualifiers. By identifying weaknesses, he aims to steer his team towards victory against Nigeria by focusing on these vulnerabilities. Rohr's approach highlights the importance of understanding an opponent’s strengths and weaknesses in competitive sports.
Nigeria's national grid has suffered its third collapse in just one week, deepening the country's ongoing power crisis. The collapse on Saturday morning resulted in a total loss of electricity generation, impacting millions across the country. With this being the eighth failure in 2024, frustration mounts as the government seeks solutions to persistent issues in the power sector. The Transmission Company of Nigeria has yet to clarify the cause of this latest outage.
President Bola Tinubu has enacted a law to revive Nigeria’s old national anthem, originally used from October 1, 1960, until it was changed in 1978. The bill was approved by the National Assembly and officially signed into law on Wednesday. Nigerians are now encouraged to reacquaint themselves with the anthem that was played during Tinubu's arrival for a joint legislative session.
Wigwe University, established by the late Herbert Wigwe, ex-CEO of Access Bank Holdings, is gearing up to welcome students this August in Isiokpo, Rivers State. Offering world-class education with hefty tuition fees, it positions itself as Nigeria's costliest university. The facility spans four major colleges with fees starting from ₦9.6m, aiming to attract a diverse international student population.