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Messi to receive honorary doctorate ahead of Argentina farewell – The Sun Nigeria (opens the original)
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Lionel Messi is set to receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) in recognition of his illustrious football career and contribution to Argentina. The university’s Higher Council unanimously approved the award, its highest honorary distinction, with the ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, ahead of Argentina’s farewell match against Benin at the Monumental Stadium. UBA said the honour recognises Messi’s “excellence, perseverance, humility and ethical practice”,
Haaland drags airline to court over ponytail image – The Sun Nigeria (opens the original)
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Manchester City and Norway star Erling Haaland is suing Norwegian Air Shuttle over the alleged unauthorised use of his likeness in the airline’s promotion of flights during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Haaland’s lawyer, Thomas Hagen, confirmed the legal action, saying the case concerns the airline’s alleged use of Haaland’s distinctive image in its World Cup advertising. “The case concerns Norwegian’s unlawful use of Haaland’s distinctive signs in its promotion of plane tickets during the football W
Ronaldo isn't the reason I'm here – Portugal coach Jesus speaks on controversy – The Sun Nigeria (opens the original)
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Portugal coach Jorge Jesus has dismissed reports of a rift with Cristiano Ronaldo, insisting the veteran forward’s absence from the team’s first two Nations League matches was part of a plan agreed with him. Jesus spoke in Copenhagen ahead of Portugal’s Nations League clash with Denmark, amid growing reports of tension between the coach and Ronaldo. “Cristiano is not the main reason I am here. The main reason is Denmark,” Jesus said, while limiting questions about the Portugal captain to two. Th
US death row inmate survives two lethal injections – The Sun Nigeria (opens the original)
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A US death row inmate has survived an execution attempt after officials administered two doses of lethal injection without killing her. Christa Pike, 50, was taken to hospital after the two doses of pentobarbital failed during the execution at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville, Tennessee, on Wednesday. Pike reportedly lost consciousness but continued to have a heartbeat, prompting her lawyers to file an emergency motion during the procedure. Witnesses also reported that Pike co
2027: Amaechi vows to resign if Nigeria fails to change – The Sun Nigeria (opens the original)
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Vice-presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Rotimi Amaechi, has vowed to resign if Nigeria fails to begin witnessing significant changes within one year of the party taking power in 2027. Amaechi made the declaration during an interview on AIT’s Democracy Today on Wednesday, saying an ADC administration would prioritise security, education and the economy. He said tackling corruption would be central to addressing the country’s challenges, arguing that public funds mean
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