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Togo seeks more electricity supply from Nigeria

The Togolese government has asked Nigeria to increase the amount of electricity it supplies to Togo to support businesses and households facing power shortages.Officials from Togo’s power utility recently met with the management of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company in Abuja to discuss ways to boost imports. During the meeting, the Togolese delegation said electricity imported from Nigeria has been crucial in keeping factories running, preserving goods and supporting commercial activities.They noted that more stable supply would help protect jobs and reduce losses for traders who struggle with frequent outages at home. Managing Director of NDPHC, Jennifer Adighije, confirmed that Togo wants higher volumes and assured the delegation that Nigeria is open to strengthening the partnership.​She explained that NDPHC has available generation capacity that can be exported within the framework of existing regional power agreements. Nigeria already exports electricity […]

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AFCON knockout stage raises stakes for Super Eagles and rivals

The Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco has entered the knockout phase, shifting from cautious group stage management to all or nothing football as the Round of 16 begins this weekend.​For Nigeria and other contenders, every decision, mistake and moment now carries far greater weight than early group form.​ Nigeria head into the knockouts as one of the most impressive sides after a perfect group record, free scoring performances and effective squad rotation that secured qualification with a game to spare.​However, a late scare in their 3 2 win over Tunisia underlined how quickly control can slip at this stage and how fine the margins now are.​ Algeria also progressed with maximum points, showing a level of control they lacked in recent editions, while Egypt relied on structure and efficiency to get through.​By contrast, defending champions Côte d’Ivoire and perennial […]

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Super Eagles to face Mozambique in AFCON last 16

The Super Eagles will meet the Mambas of Mozambique in their Africa Cup of Nations Round of 16 tie in Fez on Monday after the final matches in Group F were concluded.​Mozambique finished third in Group F to set up the knockout clash with Nigeria, who qualified earlier as winners of Group C.​ On the final night in Group F, defending champions Cote d’Ivoire produced a strong comeback from 2 0 down to beat Gabon 3 2 in a thrilling encounter.​In the other game, Cameroon edged Mozambique 2 1, a result that confirmed the final standings in the group.​ Cote d’Ivoire finished top of the section on goal difference ahead of Cameroon, with both teams collecting seven points from three matches.​Mozambique ended in third place on three points, thanks to their earlier win over Gabon, who finished bottom without a […]

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AFCON 2025 prize money and five biggest shocks in tournament history

The Africa Cup of Nations has grown into one of world football’s most lucrative international tournaments, with AFCON 2025 in Morocco set to offer a record prize pool of 32 million dollars. According to CAF’s official breakdown, the champions will earn 7 million dollars, the runners up 4 million dollars and the two beaten semi finalists 2.5 million dollars each.​ Quarter finalists will receive 1.3 million dollars per team, while all eight nations knocked out in the Round of 16 get 800,000 dollars each. The two best third placed teams who fail to advance from the group stage will take home 700,000 dollars each and the remaining six fourth placed sides receive 500,000 dollars apiece.​ These figures highlight how far AFCON has come since earlier editions. In 2019 the winners, Algeria, received 4.5 million dollars and runners up Senegal earned […]

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Soldiers announce ‘removal’ of Benin’s President Talon in failed coup attempt

Soldiers in Benin appeared on state television on Sunday announcing that they had removed President Patrice Talon from office and dissolved state institutions in what authorities have described as an attempted coup.​ Identifying themselves as the Military Committee for Refoundation and reportedly led by Lieutenant Colonel Pascal Tigri, the group said it was suspending the constitution, shutting borders and halting political party activities, citing dissatisfaction with Talon’s management of the country.​​ The move followed an early morning attack on Talon’s residence in Porto Novo and a brief takeover of the national broadcaster, after which TV and radio signals were cut.​ Benin’s government later said Talon was safe, stressing that only a small faction was involved and that troops loyal to the president were regaining control of key sites in Cotonou and Porto Novo, with officials calling the incident a foiled […]

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Woman Arrested Over False Kidnap Alarm in Edo

Osarobo Omoyemen, 24, has been arrested by the Edo State Police Command for fabricating a kidnapping story on TikTok, claiming abduction and rescue along Upper Sakponba Road, Benin. She further alleged police extorted her after detaining her at Akpata Station. The Edo police investigation revealed the tale was invented solely to boost her social media following, with evidence including a deleted video showing an accomplice encouraging viewers to follow her TikTok page. Police spokesperson Moses Yamu stated that Omoyemen’s false alarm could cause panic and incite hostility against police in Edo State. She has been charged to court, and authorities are pursuing her accomplices. The police warn this case should deter misuse of social media to create public disorder or tension.

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Police Evacuate Expatriates After Thugs Disrupt MOWAA Exhibition in Benin

Chaos erupted at the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) in Benin as a private exhibition for investors, artists, and international guests was disrupted by a group of thugs, who identified themselves as “sons and daughters of the Benin Kingdom.” The protesters, claiming to protect Benin’s cultural heritage, chanted slogans but insisted their actions were peaceful. Edo State Police Command intervened, restoring order and safely evacuating expatriates and guests to nearby hotels. Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Eno Ikoedem, clarified that the evacuation was not a forceful eviction and followed intelligence reports of a planned protest. Commissioner of Police, CP Monday Agbonika, helped address and de-escalate the tense situation. Efforts to reach MOWAA officials for comment were unsuccessful. The police assured the public that normalcy was restored and all guests were safe. Meanwhile, in a related breakthrough, Edo police […]

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