The Super Eagles camp has now seen 22 players for their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Lesotho and Zimbabwe. Six players earlier checked into the Four Points Hotel base on Monday, and have now been joined by additional 16 players, bringing the total to 22. According to reports, the only player missing player is Bendel Insurance goalkeeper Amas Obasogie, who is a late replacement for the injured Maduka Okoye. The team is set to kick off their training sessions at the practice pitch of the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo later on Tuesday evening. Super Eagles arrivals – Getty image Coach Jose Peseiro will lead the Super Eagles squad to their first qualifying match against Lesotho on Thursday at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium. They will also have an away fixture against Zimbabwe at the Huye Stadium in Butare on November 19.
Video surfaces as Davido and his 6th babymama arrive in Portugal
Ivanna Bay, a French lady who claims to be pregnant with Nigerian singer, Davido, has caused a buzz with her new video. The young lady shared a video as she arrived in Portugal not so long after Davido also landed in the same country. Videos of the duo at different locations in Portugal have been trending online with netizens insinuating that they came for a peace talk. Teeto__olayeni said: “My only sympathy is with the woman that lost her only child. The rest of them involved can all go to hell.” Rosythrone wrote: “Honestly there’s no difference between Davido and Yul. My only sympathy is for Chioma that lost her child.” Yourprincecharming01 said: “Let davido breefff don’t suffocate him drop a heart ❤️ if you still love davido.” Bright___r commented: “Omo, e don do na. Davido this, Davido that! Who never fvck hands in the air?” Ola_jumoke_funmilayo added: “If you get man wey Dey wealthy and faithful,His name should enter Guineas world record!” Fashion_magicblog said: “So many things comes with fame …I don’t like fame just be rich and that is all.” Carphy_flinks said: “Davido and them Anita dae give us abroad,portable and Ashabi dae give us in Nigeria….Wahala home and abroad.” Adaugohomes commented: “She’s carrying his baby so? They have to seat and talk how to raise the little cute together and properly.” See the post below:
First batch of Nigerian evacuees set to arrive Nigeria
According to the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), the first batch of 1,600 Nigerians who were airlifted from Sudan will reach Abuja on Friday. The overall evacuation, which began on Wednesday, aims to bring back roughly 5,500 Nigerian students from Sudan.
“A convoy of 13 buses conveying the first batch of the evacuees from Khartoum in Sudan is moving to the holding area in Aswan, Egypt where they will be airlifted to Nigeria. NEMA is in touch with the Nigerian airline, Air Peace, that volunteers the airlift and prepositioned aircraft for immediate departure as soon as the Nigerians arrive Aswan to bring them home,” NEMA tweeted. The arrival of the buses in Aswan was confirmed by Geoffery Onyeama, Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. According to a memo jointly issued by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Humanitarian Affairs, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), Air Peace, and other airlines were authorized to fly to Egypt. “The NAF C-130H is scheduled to leave Abuja tomorrow, 28th April, 2023 to commence the airlifting of the evacuees,” NEMA added. According to NEMA, the “volatile security” situation in Sudan presents numerous challenges that must be overcome. As a result, it has urged Nigerians to remain calm and collaborate with officials who are working to relocate our fellow citizens to a safe location and ultimately repatriate them back home.
Tinubu, wife arrive Nigeria form Europe ahead of inauguration
The president-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and his wife arrive in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria, ahead of the May 29 inauguration.
Asiwaju and his wife, Oluremi Tinubu, flew from France and landed at the presidential wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, where they were warmly welcomed by party loyalists and supporters who had eagerly been awaiting their arrival. On March 21, Tinubu departed the country for Paris and London where he stated that he needed a break following the elections. Earlier reports had indicated the president-elect’s return to Nigeria before May 29th, as confirmed by Hon. James Faleke, the Secretary of the Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) for the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Sunday.