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“Why am I not being hired?” Heccu’s story reminds us that esports doesn’t provide stable career paths
Last week, Counter-Strike interviewer Anastasija “Heccu” Tolmačeva shared a heartfelt video that resonated deeply with esports professionals across our industry. In her video, Heccu opened up about her struggles to find freelance opportunities in the CS tournament landscape and how this has drained her emotionally and financially...
“Why I dissolved my cabinet” – Governor Bago opens up
Niger State governor, Umar Bago has opened up on why he dissolved his cabinet. Speaking to journalists hours after news broke on his decision on Monday, the governor said his action is part of a mid-term assessment of his administration’s performance. According to Bago, the major shake-up in his cabinet is aimed at ushering in
“Why we don’t eat goat meat” – Fulani
For generations, many Fulanis across northern Nigeria have refrained from eating goat meat. This long-standing practice is reportedly rooted in cultural beliefs, historical traditions, and perceived health concerns. Despite the widespread consumption of goat meat in Nigeria, Fulani communities in states such as Sokoto, Kano, Jigawa, Bauchi, and Gombe continue to avoid it, passing down
“Why I changed my name to Babangida”: IBB shares particular moment he made the decision
IBB explained why he changed his name to include Babangida, he shared that the decision was made due to frequent inquiries from colleagues about his name...
“Why Some Couples Experience a ‘Sexless January’ After the Holidays and Ways to Reignite the Spark”
Admission: as a single person who survived a notably single holiday season, I recently came across news that triggered a slight (albeit shameful) sense of satisfaction. It all started when my friend, married for a decade, sent me an exasperated message: “I swear, I’ve never desired my husband more, but he’s turned ice-cold towards me!”
“Why is it that you guys like calling all Northerners ‘Aboki’? It is not fair” – Hausa lady quǝries the Nigerian public (VIDEO)
A Northerner lady has questioned the Nigerian public on why they address everyone from the north as aboki. Aboki which loosely translates to “my friend” in the hausa language, has become a general term used to address every northerner who comes to the South-western or Eastern states. However, the word has acquired other meanings which
“Why exposing on the beach” Netizens trolls Nora Fatehi on her latest video
Actress Nora Fatehi is getting some unhealthy and negative comments for her latest beach video if, check out the comments below...
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World Cup betting markets shift after Jordan Henderson’s bizarre celebration injury
Jordan Henderson, the 36-year-old England midfielder, will miss the remainder of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after suffering a serious wrist and forearm injury during post-match celebrations on July 6. He wasn’t even playing when it happened. Henderson was an unused substitute in England’s dramatic 3-2 victory over Mexico in the round of 16. The
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Kraken’s World Cup debut and Brazil’s collapse: what crypto gets from the beautiful game
Brazil came into the 2026 World Cup as one of the tournament favorites. They left in the Round of 16, beaten 2-1 by Norway, undone in part by a tactical decision that raised eyebrows across the footballing world: deploying 34-year-old Casemiro as a central striker, a position he hadn’t occupied in years. Haaland scored both
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FIFA overturns Balogun’s red card, Trump intervenes for US World Cup match
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7424790/2026/07/06/folarin-balogun-red-belgium-explanation/ FIFA’s Disciplinary Committee has overturned the red card suspension of Folarin Balogun, a key player for the U.S. Men’s National Team, allowing him to participate in the upcoming Round of 16 match against Belgium. This decision, made under Article 27 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, places Balogun on a one-year probationary period, enabling him
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UK Foreign Secretary Warns World Cannot Wait for ‘AI Hiroshima’ Before Acting
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has warned that the world cannot wait for an AI equivalent of Hiroshima before acting, urging global powers to build consensus on artificial intelligence (AI) safety principles and standards. Cooper made the case in an essay, positioning Britain to lead international talks on the technology. ...