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2026 WCQ: Nigeria may qualify as South Africa risk losing 3 points

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Nigeria’s path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup could become easier amid reports that South Africa may be penalised for fielding an ineligible player during their 2-0 victory over Lesotho.

South African midfielder Teboho Mokoena had reportedly played in the match despite accumulating two yellow cards in the qualifiers—one against Benin on matchday one and another against Zimbabwe on matchday four.

FIFA and CAF regulations state that any player who receives two yellow cards in separate games must serve a one-match suspension. 

However, Mokoena was on the pitch for 82 minutes against Lesotho, potentially breaching this rule.

The controversy has raised concerns about South Africa’s adherence to qualification rules. 

While the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has not made an official statement, an investigation is expected. 

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If South Africa is found guilty, they could lose the three points earned from the match.

FIFA’s disciplinary code mandates that players accumulating two yellow cards across different matches must miss the next fixture. Playing while ineligible could lead to disciplinary action, including match forfeiture.

In Mokoena’s case, his prior bookings should have ruled him out against Lesotho. If CAF confirms the rule violation, South Africa could forfeit the match, awarding Lesotho a default 3-0 victory.

If South Africa loses three points, it would significantly impact Group C’s standings, potentially giving Nigeria an advantage in the race for World Cup qualification.

With CAF’s decision pending, Nigerian football fans will be eagerly awaiting the outcome, which could reshape the Super Eagles’ chances of securing a spot at the 2026 World Cup in North America.

Cuppy launches university hardship fund at King’s College London

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Nigerian singer, philanthropist, and youth advocate Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola, popularly known as Cuppy, has once again taken bold steps in advancing educational opportunities for African students.

In a landmark announcement, she unveiled the Cuppy Foundation’s 2024 report while introducing a new Hardship Fund at King’s College London, dedicated to supporting African students facing financial difficulties.

Speaking on this initiative, Cuppy emphasized the importance of education in fostering social change:

“This year has been a milestone for the Cuppy Foundation, with our work extending across borders and impacting lives globally. Our collaborations, including initiatives with the United Nations, Save The Children, and The King’s Trust, have supported communities across Africa and the diaspora, amplifying our vision of fostering global change through education.”

The Cuppy Foundation has continued to expand its reach beyond Nigeria and Africa, positioning itself as a force for change in global education equity.

The 2024 report highlights some of the foundation’s key achievements, including:
•Furthering its partnership with Save the Children to provide education, child protection, nutrition, and reproductive health interventions for vulnerable populations.
•Supporting African students through the University Hardship Fund at Oxford University, New York University and now at King’s College London.
•Strengthening its global influence through partnerships with leading humanitarian and educational institutions.

King’s College London Hardship Fund: A Lifeline for African Students

With a strong belief in education as a right, not a privilege, the Cuppy Foundation has launched the King’s College London Hardship Fund to alleviate financial burdens on African students pursuing higher education. Many African students in the UK struggle due to fluctuating exchange rates, visa restrictions, and rising living costs. This fund ensures that talented students are not forced to abandon their academic dreams due to financial difficulties.

“Education has always been at the heart of what we do at the Cuppy Foundation. Establishing this Hardship Fund at King’s College London is another step towards ensuring that African students receive the support they need to complete their studies and thrive,” said Cuppy.

The fund will be administered through a transparent selection process, with representatives from the Foundation and King’s College London overseeing applications and disbursement.

Beyond financial support, Cuppy has leveraged her global platform to advocate for African students and youth development. In March, she spearheaded the “Change A Girl’s Life” campaign for the Kings Trust, championing gender equity and business development. As an ambassador for The King’s Trust International, she further solidified her influence in philanthropic and educational initiatives.

Kat Farram, King’s Trust International Fundraising Director, praised Cuppy’s dedication: “Cuppy is a fantastic ambassador for The King’s Trust International. Her boundless passion for empowering young people and supporting our work worldwide is inspiring.”

Since its establishment in 2018, the Cuppy Foundation has consistently championed youth empowerment, education, and social welfare initiatives across Africa and beyond. From funding primary healthcare and education programs in Nigeria to supporting students at top global institutions, the foundation is reshaping the future of many young Africans.

With the launch of the King’s College London Hardship Fund, the foundation reinforces its mission to break financial barriers in education and ensure that the next generation of African leaders, innovators, and changemakers has the opportunities they deserve.

For more information about the Cuppy Foundation’s 2024 report and upcoming initiatives, visit www.cuppyfoundation.org.

Nigeria ranks 2nd in global food, packaging technology

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The organisers of Nigeria’s Agrofood and Plastprintpack exhibition, FairTrade Messe, has rated Nigeria second in global food and packaging technology.

The Senior Project Manager, FairTrade Messe, Ms Freyja Detjen, said this at the 10th edition of Agrofood and Plastprintpack exhibition on Tuesday in Lagos.

Detjen said Nigeria invested €304 million in food and packaging technology in 2023.

“In 2023, investments in food and packaging technology reached €304 million , making Nigeria the second largest investor in Africa, ahead of Algeria, Egypt, and just behind South Africa.

“These numbers show the country’s commitment to advancing its industries and addressing cutting edge solutions to drive economy development.

“It is my great pleasure to extend a warm welcome to all of you to the 10th edition of Agrofood and Plastprintpack exhibition Nigeria.

“The event is more than just a trade show. It is a platform for innovation, collaboration and growth.

“The journey of Agrofood and Plastprintpack Nigeria has been one of continuous learning and the potential ahead is incredible,” she said.

She noted that Nigeria had continued to make significant strides in Agrofood Plastprintpack technology.

Detjen said the exhibition had evolved into one of the most important industry platforms of Nigeria.

“This year, we are welcoming 115 exhibitors from 12 countries, including China, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Italia, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Poland, South Africa and Turkey, each bringing tailored products and solutions for the Nigerian party.

“This event would not be possible without the strength of our partners, and esteemed institutional partners,” she said.

In his opening address, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Sen. Abubakar Kyari, represented by Mrs Omolara Oguntunyi, said the achievement of food security and growth of the sector is priority.

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Kyari called for a collective efforts in ensuring sustainable growth and development.

“In the pursuit of sustainable development, today we gather at a critical junction in our collective journey toward achieving food security, the cornerstone of economic stability and social wellness.

“Our world faces unprecedented challenges, climate change, economic uncertainties and health crisis, that are threatening the very foundation of our food system.

“This conference represents a pivotal moment in the achievement of food security, as it brings together international experts and local stakeholders to explore solutions to the present agricultural and nutritional challenges we face.

“During the high level plenary discussion, our ministry will share insights into our current projects and policy strategies.

“We will elect initiatives aimed at promoting climate resilient agriculture, enhancing irrigation systems and supporting small scale farmers through training and financial assistance.

“Together, we can leverage our collective expertise to develop innovative solutions that address the complex interplay between agriculture, nutrition and climate change,” Kyari said.

He said the Federal Government would remain committed to policies and projects informed by the latest research.

“As we move forward, we are committed to ensuring that policies and projects are informed by the latest research and best practices from around the world.

“We believe that by working together, we can create a future where every individual has access to the nutritious food where agricultural systems are resilient to climate change, and where economies are stronger and sustainable,” he said.

(NAN)

FG flags off CNG project in A’Ibom 

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The Federal Government has flagged off the construction of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Mother Station project which has a capacity of 10 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCF/D) in Akwa Ibom.

President Bola Tinubu conducted the groundbreaking of the project, owned by Nsik Oil and Gas Limited, on Thursday in Uquo Isi Edoho, Esit Eket Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom.

Tinubu, represented by the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Gas), Mr Ekperikpe Ekpo, said the project aligned with the renewed Hope Initiative of his administration.

He said that the objective of the project was to promote cleaner and more affordable energy solutions.

He described the initiative as a game-changer which would not only boost Akwa Ibom’s economy but also significantly reduce dependence on petrol, and making gas a more accessible and cost-effective alternative.

Tinubu commended Nsik Oil and Gas for its bold investment, noting that ‘’such private-sector-led initiatives are crucial to Nigeria’s energy transition goals.’’

He said that the Federal Government had prioritised investments in the gas sector, disclosing that over N222 billion had been released into the industry while another N400 billion would also be injected in two months’ time.

He said that the Federal Government was committed to ensuring that gas remained a key driver of economic growth and energy security

The President said that when the project was completed, it would drastically lower gas prices, making it a viable alternative to petrol, which have surged to N900 per liter.

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“By the time this project is completed, people will no longer queue to buy fuel at high prices; they will have access to a cheaper, cleaner energy source.’’

He urged the state and other entrepreneurs across the country to seize the opportunity as there was need for local investors to take charge of their economic growth.

Tinubu highlighted the employment potential of the project, assuring that  it would  create jobs for Akwa Ibom youths and beyond, thereby reducing the economic hardships caused by the removal of fuel subsidies.

He commended the Oil and Gas company for choosing Esit Eket as the project location instead of its CEO’s home local government, describing it as a selfless move that would spur balanced development across the state.

He urged the host community to provide a peaceful and conducive environment to ensure that the project thrived, adding that such large-scale investments required strong local support.

“This project will transform Esit Eket into an economic destination, attracting further investments and sustainable development,” he said.

In his remarks, the Chairman/CEO of Nsik Oil and Gas Limited, Mr Nsikan Johnny, expressed gratitude to the Federal Government, the Akwa Ibom State Government, and all stakeholders for their unwavering support.

He described the project as a bold step towards energy security and economic empowerment, emphasising that ‘’it aligns with President Tinubu’s vision for a  more sustainable and prosperous Nigeria.

“This project is not just about building a facility; it’s about creating opportunities, stimulating economic growth, and enhancing the quality of life for our people,”

Johnny further highlighted the transformative impact the CNG Mother Station would have on various sectors, including transportation, industries, and domestic energy consumption.

Mrs Inemesit Ikot, the Chairperson of Esit Eket LGA, pledged their supports to the project but however made strong case for employment opportunities for youths to curb restiveness. (NAN)

Wike to pay medical bills of Karu accident victims

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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mr Nyesom Wike, has pledged to cover all medical expenses for the victims of Wednesday’s accident near Karu Bridge along the Abuja-Keffi Expressway.

Wike made the announcement in a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja, signed by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media, Mr Lere Olayinka.

Expressing his sympathy for the victims, he described the accident as “avoidable.”

“It was painful that precious lives were lost, and vehicles were destroyed in an accident that could have been avoided,” Wike said, extending condolences to the families of the deceased.

He directed the continued treatment of those injured in the crash, further instructing Dr Adedolapo Fasawe, the Mandate Secretary of the Health Services and Environment Secretariat, to ensure prompt care for the victims.

“Following my directive, Fasawe visited Asokoro District Hospital on Thursday morning and was part of the medical team that attended to the 17 casualties brought to the facility.”

She informed me that after initial stabilisation, seven were referred to the National Hospital, while six with minor injuries were treated successfully,” Wike said.

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He further explained that three victims suffering from severe burns, inhalation, and crush injuries were still receiving treatment at the hospital.

”Regrettably, one of the casualties with third-degree burns passed away while undergoing resuscitation.”

Wike emphasised the need for stricter adherence to traffic regulations, particularly by heavy-duty vehicle drivers, urging them to be cautious and comply with speed limits.

He also called on the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and other relevant agencies to intensify efforts to enforce traffic laws and ensure the safety of road users.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the accident occurred when a truck driver lost control near the Karu Bridge and collided with several vehicles in a traffic jam, causing a massive explosion.

The incident resulted in the deaths of 10 people and left more than 30 others injured, who are now receiving medical attention.

(NAN) 

Sanwo-Olu swears in eight Permanent Secretaries

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 Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has sworn in eight newly appointed Permanent Secretaries.

He urged them to embrace the THEMES Plus developmental agenda with vigour.

The governor gave the charge during the swearing-in ceremony held on Thursday at the Banquet Hall, Lagos House, Ikeja.

Sanwo-Olu described the new appointees as drivers of innovation, tasked with formulating policies to improve the lives of Lagos residents.

“In Lagos, we consistently promote excellence, professionalism, and a best-in-class approach in all areas of governance.

“You are policy drivers, bridging political leadership and the people. You must innovate and remain committed to the ideals of good governance.

“As you take office, embrace the development agenda with renewed energy, working towards sustainable progress and prosperity for all Lagosians,” Sanwo-Olu advised.

He reiterated that Lagos State prioritises excellence to ensure the best hands tackle social and economic challenges facing the state.

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“With your elevation comes greater responsibility and expectation. You are entrusted with public service and must lead by example at all times.

“We expect nothing less than excellence, which has earned you this position through your hard work and dedication,” the governor said.

Sanwo-Olu emphasised that governance is a collective effort, urging collaboration with colleagues and citizens for effective service delivery.

“Engage with feedback, respond constructively to criticism, and always prioritise the public good over personal interests,” he stated.

The Head of Service, Mr Bode Agoro, said the appointments aim to revitalise civil service structures for the benefit of Lagos residents.

In a vote of assurance, Mrs Aderinsola Olanrewaju thanked the governor, pledging that all appointees will work towards actualising the THEMES Plus agenda.

The new Permanent Secretaries include Mrs Abiola Idowu, Health Facilities Monitoring and Accreditation Agency, and Mrs Olarewaju Adebanjo, Citizens Mediation Bureau.

Others are Mr Olarenwaju Bajulaye, Ministry of Arts, Culture and Tourism; Mr Also Mahmood, Ministry of Finance; Mr Wasiu Agbabiaka, Civil Service Commission.

Also sworn in were Mr Gbolahan Oki, Urban Development, Ministry of Physical Planning, and others assigned to various portfolios.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that with this batch, Sanwo-Olu has sworn in 111 permanent secretaries — the highest in the state’s history. 

(NAN)

N77,000 allowance to commence in March, says NYSC DG

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The Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig.-Gen. Olakunle Nafiu, has assured that the payment of the newly increased monthly allowance of N77,000 to corps members will begin in March.

This is contained in a statement issued in Abuja on Thursday by the Acting Director of Information and Public Relations, Caroline Embu.

Nafiu made the announcement while interacting with corps members at the NYSC Zonal Offices in Wuse and Garki, Federal Capital Territory.

He assured the corps members that both the scheme and the Federal Government were committed to their welfare and would continue prioritising their well-being.

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“With effect from March, you are going to receive the sum of Seventy-Seven Thousand Naira as your monthly allowance.

“NYSC is good at record-keeping, and I can assure you that your money will be paid. The nation and the scheme appreciate you,” Nafiu said.

He thanked the corps members for their selfless service and encouraged them to remain calm, dedicated, focused, and disciplined.

Nafiu also emphasised the significance of the NYSC scheme, stating that it was an initiative that built bridges and exposed graduates to cultural values beyond their places of birth.

The Director-General further stated that the NYSC management would continue to instill virtues such as patriotism, discipline, self-restraint, good morals, leadership qualities, and teamwork in future batches.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Federal Government approved the increase in corps members’ monthly allowance to N77,000 in September 2024, with the new allowance taking effect from July 2024.

Prior to this increase, corps members received a monthly allowance of N33,000. The raise aligns with the enactment of the National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Act 2024.(NAN)

Google unveils two Gemini’s new AI-powered features

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Google has introduced two groundbreaking features to its advanced AI model, Gemini: Canvas and Audio Overview. 

These innovations aim to transform the way users collaborate, create, and engage with digital content, reinforcing Gemini’s role as a powerful tool for productivity and creativity.

Dave Citron, Senior Director of Product Management for Gemini Apps, highlighted the significance of the update, stating that Gemini is evolving into an even more powerful partner for creativity and productivity. 

With Canvas and Audio Overview, users now have intuitive tools to refine their work, learn more effectively, and bring their ideas to life.

Canvas is an interactive workspace designed to streamline document and code creation. It offers real-time writing, editing, and refining capabilities, allowing users to work more efficiently with AI-driven feedback and intelligent editing suggestions. 

The feature enables seamless document refinement, allowing users to generate high-quality drafts, adjust tone and style, and export their work directly to Google Docs for enhanced collaboration. 

It also enhances the coding experience by helping developers and learners transform ideas into working prototypes for web apps, Python scripts, and more. 

The platform supports HTML and React previews, enabling seamless iterative development. Canvas is now available to Gemini and Gemini Advanced subscribers in all supported languages.

Audio Overview introduces a revolutionary way to consume information by converting documents, slides, and research reports into AI-generated, podcast-style discussions. 

It generates conversations between AI hosts who summarize, analyze, and provide unique insights on uploaded content. This feature enhances accessibility by catering to multitasking professionals and students, allowing them to absorb complex information effortlessly via the web or the Gemini mobile app. 

Currently available in English for Gemini and Gemini Advanced subscribers, additional language support is expected soon.

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Google’s latest enhancements to Gemini reinforce its commitment to advancing AI-driven collaboration and content engagement. 

With Canvas and Audio Overview, users can work smarter, refine content more efficiently, and consume information in a more interactive and engaging way.

As Citron noted, there has been tremendous excitement around Audio Overview in NotebookLM, and Google is thrilled to bring this innovative feature to Gemini. 

The technology transforms how people engage with complex information, making learning more accessible and enjoyable.

These updates expand Gemini’s capabilities in AI-powered productivity. Canvas provides real-time collaboration and intelligent editing for documents and code, while Audio Overview delivers AI-generated podcast-style discussions for content summarization. 

By streamlining workflows for content creation, coding, and learning, Google continues to push the boundaries of AI-driven creativity and efficiency. Canvas is available in all languages, while Audio Overview is launching in English first, with more languages to follow.

With these updates, Gemini continues to evolve as a leading AI tool for creativity and efficiency. Users can explore these new features at gemini.google.com.

Google launches first cloud region in Africa, accelerating digital transformation

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Google Cloud has officially celebrated the launch of its first African cloud region in Johannesburg, marking a major step in the company’s $1 billion commitment to accelerating Africa’s digital transformation.

Having been operational since January 2024, the Johannesburg cloud region provides businesses and organizations with advanced AI, machine learning, and data analytics tools, enhancing operational efficiency and driving innovation across various sectors. The initiative aims to empower African enterprises and multinational corporations by offering improved security solutions and fostering economic growth.

The Johannesburg cloud region is part of Google’s broader investment in Africa’s digital infrastructure. In May 2024, Google Cloud unveiled Umoja, a new fiber optic cable connecting Kenya to Australia. Along with the Equiano cable and the newly launched cloud region, these projects form Africa Connect, a strategic initiative designed to enhance network speed, reliability, and affordability across the continent.

Speaking at the launch, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa lauded the development, stating, “The Google Cloud region in Johannesburg is a valuable investment in South Africa, fostering innovation across our economy. Google’s growing presence will benefit the people of South Africa and the rest of Africa by allowing firms and entrepreneurs to access the powerful potential of AI, transforming nearly every part of the economy.”

Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing Google’s commitment to Africa’s digital future. “By bringing cutting-edge cloud and AI technologies closer to the businesses and developers fueling the local economy, we hope to accelerate African innovation and drive sustainable growth,” he said.

The launch event at Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg featured keynote speeches from industry and government leaders, including Tara Brady, President of Google Cloud for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa; Alex Okosi, Managing Director of Google Sub-Saharan Africa; and South Africa’s Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi. The event included business and technical discussions, a partner expo, and live demonstrations of Google Cloud’s capabilities.

Premier sponsors of the event included Accenture, ADG, Deimos, Deloitte, Digicloud, and Liquid C2, alongside over 20 exhibitors. Attendees also heard customer success stories from prominent organizations such as 4G Capital, FNB, Government of Benin, Healthbridge, Jaguar Land Rover, Moniepoint, Openserve, Pepkor, Salus, Smollan, Syft, Travelstart, and Vodacom.

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Google Cloud has been instrumental in equipping Africans with critical digital skills through training programs such as Cloud OnBoard, Cloud Hero, and Google Hustle Academy. Since 2022, the Hustle Academy has trained over 15,000 small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, with the 2025 edition set to focus on AI-powered business training.

The company is also fostering Africa’s startup ecosystem through initiatives like Google for Startups Accelerator Africa. Over 260 startups across 17 African countries have benefited from this program, collectively raising more than $600 million in follow-on funding. These startups have seen a 31% increase in employment and a 25% rise in monthly recurring revenue.

A recent Public First digital impact study highlighted the economic benefits of Google’s digital investments in Africa. In 2023 alone, Google Cloud, along with Google Search, Google Play, YouTube, and Google advertising tools, contributed $16 billion in additional economic activity across Sub-Saharan Africa. The report predicts that for every $1 invested in digital technology in the region, over $2 in economic value will be generated by 2030, with even higher returns in leading nations.

As Google Cloud continues to expand its presence on the continent, the Johannesburg cloud region is expected to serve as a cornerstone for Africa’s digital revolution, bridging the digital divide and driving long-term economic growth.

BREAKING: Jandor returns to APC

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The 2023 governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Lagos State, Olajide Adediran, popularly known as Jandor, has officially returned to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Jandor, who resigned from the PDP along with his Lagos4Lagos Movement, made the announcement during a press conference in Ikeja, Lagos.

He stated that his return to APC was not for personal gain but a reflection of his commitment to the development of Lagos.

Lastweek, while reacting to Jandor’s exit from PDP and his claims of anti-party activities within the PDP, party chieftain Chief Olabode George dismissed the accusations as “an insult” and downplayed Jandor’s political influence.

Speaking on Eagle 102.5 FM’s Frontline program, George ridiculed Jandor’s political standing, calling him “a little rat” who had no real impact in Lagos politics.

“I am in my 80s, and he is just a child. What does he know about this party? It is an absolute insult for me to even respond to him. This boy—my children are much older than him. Back in my school days, we called this an infradig—beneath my dignity,” George said.

He further criticized Jandor’s emergence as the PDP’s governorship candidate, saying he lacked experience and only got the ticket due to external influence. According to George, Jandor’s selection pushed out more qualified candidates, including Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, who later joined the Labour Party.

“We had a candidate who was far more competent, well-educated, and from a highly respected background—someone with a degree from MIT. He contested in the Lagos West Senatorial District, which alone covers 10 local governments. But we asked him to step down, and instead, Jandor was chosen,” George explained.

He also criticized Jandor’s decision to pick actress Funke Akindele as his running mate, suggesting it was a poor political strategy that further weakened the PDP’s chances in the election.

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Jandor’s Accusations Against PDP Leaders
Before his defection, Jandor had accused PDP leaders of sabotaging his candidacy, citing internal betrayals and anti-party activities. He alleged that party chairman Philip Aivoji falsely announced his withdrawal from the election and that Bode George openly endorsed another party’s candidate.

Jandor also claimed that some PDP leaders viewed his candidacy as a threat and actively worked against him, leading to attacks on his campaign and public condemnation from within the party.

In a cryptic remark, George hinted that Jandor had committed an “unforgivable sin” within the party—one he vowed not to disclose himself but to pass on to a certain Dr. Seye Dairo for public revelation.

While George did not specify the nature of this alleged wrongdoing, his remarks suggest that Jandor’s exit from the PDP may have deeper political implications beyond what has been publicly revealed.

With Jandor now back in the APC, the political landscape in Lagos continues to shift as parties gear up for future elections.