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Enioluwa’s Mother, Dr. Bola Adeoluwa, Earns PhD After Remarkable Academic Journey

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Enioluwa Adeoluwa has taken to social media to celebrate his mother, Dr. (Mrs.) Bola Adeoluwa, after she earned her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), marking a remarkable milestone in her academic journey. In a heartfelt post, Enioluwa recounted how, while much attention is often given to his father for his academic accomplishments as a professor, his mother has been the quiet force instilling discipline, perseverance, and determination in their family. He wrote: “When it comes to academics, everyone always talks about my dad, and rightly so, he’s a Professor. 😁 But my mum? She’s not often remembered in that same light. It’s always been business for her. Yet what most people don’t know is that she’s always been the quiet force behind the scenes, the one who sat through our debates, cheered at every quiz, and showed up for every prize-giving day. 🥹 While she may not have been the one people associated with academics, she taught us something even more powerful: the everyday skills that shape a person—resilience, perseverance, and strength. And today, she’s done it again. She becomes Dr. Bola Adeoluwa. 👩🏽‍🎓 Now standing tall with two first degrees, two master’s, a PGD, and a PhD. What inspires me most is her journey: she went back to write WAEC again because she needed Mathematics, and at 45, she enrolled for another First Degree just to make her dream possible. ❤️ That’s resilience. That’s strength. That’s the unwavering backbone she’s always been. Even in the quiet moments when no one was watching, she showed up for herself. She’s my biggest inspiration. ❤️ Join me in celebrating Dr. (Mrs.) B.M. Adeoluwa @bola_adeoluwa—an incredible mother, mentor, and trailblazer. 🎓✨” Dr. Bola Adeoluwa’s achievement is not only a testament to her dedication to lifelong learning but also a powerful example of perseverance and commitment to personal growth. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Adeoluwa Prince Enioluwa (@enioluwaofficial)

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Arsenal Apologises to Atletico Madrid After Hot Water Glitch Disrupts Training

Arsenal Apologises to Atletico Madrid After Hot Water Glitch Disrupts Training

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Arsenal have apologised to Atletico Madrid after a hot water failure at Emirates Stadium disrupted the Spanish side’s pre-match preparations. The issue left Atletico players unable to access hot showers following their Monday evening training session ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League group-stage clash. UEFA rules allow visiting teams to train at the host stadium the day before a fixture. Diego Simeone’s squad was forced to cut the session short after discovering there was no hot water in their dressing room. The team, scheduled to finish at 19:30, ended training 15 minutes early and returned to their hotel. Spanish newspaper Marca reported that Atletico players were frustrated by the disruption. Arsenal later apologised to the visiting staff, and the issue was resolved shortly afterward. Mikel Arteta’s side have won their opening two Champions League matches without conceding a goal, while Atletico bounced back from a 3-2 defeat to Liverpool with a 5-1 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt. Arteta praised Simeone’s team for their discipline and competitiveness. “You can sense their willingness to win in every ball and every yard. Their organisation and discipline are very high, and they have recruited talent suited to their style over the years. They are excellent at exploiting opportunities,” Arteta said.

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Hoodlums Burn ADC Ekiti Secretariat Ahead of State Executive Council Inauguration

Hoodlums Burn ADC Ekiti Secretariat Ahead of State Executive Council Inauguration

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Hoodlums reportedly set ablaze the African Democratic Congress (ADC) secretariat in Ekiti State, just ahead of the inauguration of the party’s State Executive Council. The fire destroyed several properties, including a 1,000-capacity canopy with chairs, a 150-capacity canopy, and parts of the building. Party members condemned the attack and urged security agencies to apprehend those responsible. ADC loyalists have gathered at the secretariat on Basiri Road, Ado Ekiti, awaiting national officers who are expected to officiate the inauguration of the new state executive members. Some members warned political thugs against actions that could spark unrest in the state, questioning why such violence occurred even before the start of political campaigns.

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Blaqbonez Says He’s Open to Open Marriage, Prioritizes Emotional Bond Over Sexual Exclusivity

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Nigerian rapper Emeka Akumefule, popularly known as Blaqbonez, has opened up about his views on marriage, saying he would consider an open relationship, arguing that sexual exclusivity is not the key to a strong union. Speaking on the In My Opinion podcast, Blaqbonez explained that sexual activity in marriage naturally decreases over time, and that the foundation of a lasting relationship is emotional and mental connection. He added that if one partner is unavailable due to work, travel, or other commitments, it might be acceptable for the other to seek intimacy elsewhere. “Sometimes I wonder if I’m broken, I don’t trust anybody or anything. I don’t care, it’s open to her. Most married couples don’t keep having the same amount of sex they had at the beginning—it naturally reduces,” he said. He further elaborated: “If someone is satisfying her sexually while I’m busy hustling or touring, that’s okay. Marriage is about more than sex. She gives me her time, effort, and everything I need—if she sneaks in a moment with someone else, I don’t mind.” Blaqbonez emphasized that his emotional and mental connection with his spouse would remain unmatched. “Nobody is going to get her both sexually and mentally addicted to them. You probably can’t make her laugh the way I do,” he added. The rapper’s remarks highlight his belief that trust, emotional intimacy, and shared commitment matter more than sexual exclusivity in a marriage.

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Morocco 2025: Flamingos Trash Algeria 4-0 Confident of Victory in Algiers After Naira Rain

U17 Women’s World Cup: Flamingos Battle-Ready for France

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After a painful 4–1 defeat to Canada in their opening Group D fixture, Nigeria’s U17 girls find themselves fighting for survival against a confident French side that kicked off their campaign with a strong 4–2 win over Samoa.   This fixture is more than just a group match, as there is history and something at stake for the Flamingos. The last time Nigeria met France at this tournament was 13 years ago, in Azerbaijan, where both sides played out a tense 0–0 draw in regulation time before France edged Nigeria 5–3 on penalties to advance from the quarter-finals.   That memory lingers, and for many, this feels like unfinished business. Nigeria enter tomorrow’s match bottom of the table with zero points and a minus three goal difference, meaning defeat could mathematically end their World Cup journey. At minimum, a draw is essential, but a win would flip the entire narrative heading into the final group match against Samoa.   France play with speed, fluidity and dominant structure. Their 4–2 win over Samoa was ruthless. Nigeria showed flashes of brilliance against Canada, scoring once, but defensive lapses haunted them badly.   Coach Bankole Olowookere’s team must correct their transitions, stay compact, and rediscover their mental steel, as this is no longer about tactics alone, but also about character.   At the Football Academy Mohammed VI (Pitch 1), 8pm in Rabat, the Flamingos won’t just be playing France, they’ll be playing for belief, redemption, and survival.

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2026 WAFCON Qualifier: Ajibade, Okoronkwo Expected as Injury Knocks Out Echegini

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Head Coach Justine Madugu remains upbeat about Nigeria’s chances against Bénin Republic in their 2026 Women Africa Cup of Nations qualifying fixture, despite midfielder Jennifer Echegini being knocked out of the two games after suffering a hamstring injury in her club, Paris Saint Germain of France’s game on Monday night.   Echegini, who scored Nigeria’s winning goal in this year’s Women AFCON Final match against hosts Morocco in Rabat, will now miss Friday’s first leg of the final qualifying fixture at the Stade de Kégué in the Togolese capital, as well as the return at the MKO Abiola Sports Complex on Tuesday.   Captain Rasheedat Ajibade, who also plays for PSG in France, is scheduled to arrive in Lomé on Tuesday night, alongside the Mexico-based duo of defender Osinachi Ohale and forward Chinwendu Ihezuo, USA-based duo of defender Michelle Alozie and midfielder Deborah Abiodun, Canada-based forward Esther Okoronkwo and Italy-based defender Shukurat Oladipo.   The camp swelled from nine players to 11 on Monday night with the arrivals of Portugal-based midfielder Christy Ucheibe and goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie. Saudi Arabia-based defender Ashley Plumptre jetted into Lomé on Tuesday afternoon.  

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CAN Accuses Presidency Of Falsely Representing Its Position On Christian Killings

CAN Accuses Presidency Of Falsely Representing Its Position On Christian Killings

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A planned meeting between the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and the Presidency has sparked controversy, with CAN accusing the federal government of misrepresenting its stance on the ongoing killings of Christians in Nigeria. In a statement on Tuesday, CAN President Archbishop Daniel Okoh described the government’s portrayal as “completely false” and “grossly unfair.” The association maintained that the attacks in Northern Nigeria and the Middle Belt constitute a ‘Christian genocide.’ The dispute followed a visit by Barr. Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Policy Communication, to CAN’s Secretariat at the National Christian Centre in Abuja on Monday. Bwala reportedly sought clarification on CAN’s response to U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, who referred to the attacks as a ‘Christian genocide.’ CAN insisted that Archbishop Okoh never referred to the killings as a “so-called Christian genocide,” contrary to a press release attributed to Bwala titled “Presidency Debunks Western Christian Genocide Narrative in Dialogue with CAN Leadership.” “That portrayal is false and deeply unfair,” Okoh said. “The meeting was recorded, and at no point did I use such words. Calling these attacks a ‘so-called genocide’ trivializes the suffering of countless Christians who have lost loved ones, homes, and places of worship.” During the dialogue, Bishop Mike Akpami, CAN’s Director of Planning, Research, and Strategy, presented verified data showing consistent and targeted attacks on Christians in Nigeria and other African regions. Attendees included Archbishop Okoh, Vice President Rev. (Dr.) Stephen Panya Baba, General Secretary Apostle (Prof.) Samson Fatokun, and other senior CAN officials. CAN clarified that Rev. Dr. Uzoaku Williams and Dr. Celestine Aharanwa, mentioned in some reports, were not present. CAN urged the federal government and security agencies to act swiftly, fairly, and transparently to stop the attacks and bring perpetrators to justice. The association also called on media and government officials to communicate responsibly, warning that careless statements can escalate tensions and undermine peace. Archbishop Okoh reiterated CAN’s commitment to peace, stressing that advocating for justice does not contradict promoting harmony and that truth must guide all engagements between the Church, the State, and the public.

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Nigerian Senate Passes Bill Mandating Life Imprisonment For Child Defilers

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The Nigerian Senate has passed a landmark bill mandating life imprisonment for anyone found guilty of sexually abusing minors. The legislation stipulates that any individual, male or female, who engages in sexual intercourse with a child will face life imprisonment without the option of a fine. Senator Adams Oshiomhole of Edo North initially proposed a 20-year jail term for perpetrators, emphasizing that defiling a minor should not be treated the same as rape. “A minor cannot give consent, and such acts can cause lifelong trauma. Those involved deserve severe punishment, especially in cases involving children as young as five or ten,” he said. Oshiomhole’s proposal was rejected by the majority of senators. Senator Muhammad Adamu Aliero of Kebbi Central then introduced a tougher amendment, recommending life imprisonment for anyone convicted of defiling a minor, regardless of gender. “The punishment for the defilement of minors must be life imprisonment,” Aliero declared. The Senate adopted Aliero’s amendment, officially passing the bill that imposes life imprisonment on pedophiles and child defilers.

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