The Chiefs are Super Bowl contenders again because they remain inevitable

Well, it’s happening again. For all the talk of the NFL’s grand parity, a vacillating cycle of good and bad, and theoretically a season where “anyone can win,” the Chiefs are once more turning into an elite team at the perfect time. The Chiefs dominated Monday Night Football after a slow start, running away to … Continue reading “The Chiefs are Super Bowl contenders again because they remain inevitable”

The Panthers need to pull off the Band-Aid with Chuba Hubbard

Talk to most Panthers fans before the season and they’d probably be happy to hear their team was .500 in late October. It’s rarely been pretty for Carolina in 2025, amidst mounting injuries, defensive deficiencies, and often comical inconsistency — but it’s still a darn good year for a team that hasn’t been 4-4 since … Continue reading “The Panthers need to pull off the Band-Aid with Chuba Hubbard”

Meet our college basketball preseason All-America teams for men’s 2025-26 season

With less than a week to go until the 2025-26 men’s college basketball season gets going, let’s take a look at the players who figure to define the sport over the five months to come. First Team JT Toppin, JR, Texas Tech A Second Team All-American in 2024-25, Toppin is back for a third season … Continue reading “Meet our college basketball preseason All-America teams for men’s 2025-26 season”

NFL trade deadline rumors for Cowboys, Jaguars, and Giants

The 2025 NFL trade deadline is fast approaching. Teams have until 4:00 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday, November 4 to finalize trades for this league year, after which trades will not be made until the beginning of the next league year. So teams hoping to improve their rosters for a playoff push — or looking to … Continue reading “NFL trade deadline rumors for Cowboys, Jaguars, and Giants”

CBN denies disbursing $1.25bn to oil firms for importation of petrol

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has denied disbursing $1.25 billion to major oil sector operators for the importation of refined petroleum products and related items. Reports circulated Monday, October 27, that CBN disbursed $1.25 billion for oil and gas imports in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025. In a statement on Tuesday, Oct. 28, CBN described the … Continue reading “CBN denies disbursing $1.25bn to oil firms for importation of petrol”

BONNY: The ‘Art of Play’ is the Curated Antidote to Detty December Chaos Nigerians Have Been Waiting For.

This December, Lagos isn’t just getting another party. It’s getting a new philosophy… on hallowed ground.  Every Lagosian knows the feeling. The familiar electricity of the holiday seasona tidal wave of homecomings, reunions, and a relentless, thumping energy that defines the city. “Detty December” is a global phenomenon, a brand in itself. Its glorious, its frenetic, … Continue reading “BONNY: The ‘Art of Play’ is the Curated Antidote to Detty December Chaos Nigerians Have Been Waiting For.”

Father-to-be k!lled with single punch in Arizona bar fight just weeks before son birth

A father-to-be was k!lled with a single punch following a brawl outside an Arizona bar mere weeks before his baby was due. Thomas John TJ Pizzitola was found lying unconscious on a sidewalk outside of a bar in Scottsdale around 2:15 a.m. on Oct. 11, the Scottsdale Police Department told The Post. Pizzitola, 29, and two friends had been kicked … Continue reading “Father-to-be k!lled with single punch in Arizona bar fight just weeks before son birth”

Jamaica declared a ‘disaster area’ after 185mph Hurricane Melissa puts towns underwater

All of Jamaica has been declared a “disaster area” after the arrival of Hurricane Melissa.  Three people were k!lled before the Category 5 storm made landfall, but a government minister warned that it is too soon to know if there are more de@ths. Melissa is one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever on record and the strongest to … Continue reading “Jamaica declared a ‘disaster area’ after 185mph Hurricane Melissa puts towns underwater”

“Why do we need 48 Ministers, long convoys, endless travels?” Emir Sanusi tells Tinubu to cut costs of governance

The 16th Emir of Kano, His Royal Highness Muhammadu Sanusi II, has strongly warned that the Federal Government’s bold economic reforms will fail to yield real gains for Nigerians unless there is a drastic and deliberate effort to cut down the cost of governance.While commending President Bola Tinubu for his courage in removing the fuel … Continue reading ““Why do we need 48 Ministers, long convoys, endless travels?” Emir Sanusi tells Tinubu to cut costs of governance”