Author: Asira Flowers

GloRilla, Kirk Franklin and Maverick City Music captured the Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award at the BET Awards 2025, highlighting faith‑driven music’s cultural rise.

Actress Laide Bakare rebrands herself and lands a senior cultural role in Osun State, linking her film, business and philanthropy to new tourism initiatives.

Christian Horner, Fernando Alonso, Max Verstappen and Williams discuss the quest for motorsport’s Triple Crown, with Alonso eyeing an Indy 500 win to complete the historic feat.

Ipswich Town finally broke a 16‑year derby drought with a 3‑1 win over Norwich City at Portman Road, sparking celebrations and boosting their Championship standing.

Lille edged Toulouse 2-1 on April 12, 2025, in a tightly contested Ligue 1 clash. Betting analysts saw the result coming, with Jonathan David starring.

Jack Grealish's 93rd‑minute strike gave Everton a 2‑1 win at Hill Dickinson Stadium, ending Crystal Palace's 19‑game unbeaten run and boosting Everton's league standing.

Access Bank UK secures a 76% stake in Mauritius' AfrAsia Bank, marking its fourth cross‑border deal in 2025 and boosting its pan‑African wealth‑management reach.

Yom Kippur 2025 begins at sunset Oct 1, lasting nearly 26 hours. Birmingham Jews observe the fast with prayer, abstinence, and hopes for a sweet new year.

NELFUND disbursed ₦6.97 m to ten aviation students at Abuja’s AAAU, part of a ₦59 billion national loan scheme aimed at widening access to specialised higher education.

Manchester United U21s rallied to a 2‑1 win over Liverpool at Anfield Academy, keeping their Premier League 2 record unbeaten and topping the table.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim called the upcoming Brentford fixture the most important match they've had in a long while. He outlined what he expects from his side and how the game could shape their early season trajectory. After the 3‑1 loss, Amorim admitted United failed to impose their style. The article breaks down his pre‑match optimism and post‑match reality.

Week 30 of the Saudi Pro League saw Al‑Ittihad claw back a three‑goal deficit to finish with a 3‑3 draw, slashing the lead over title‑chasing Al‑Hilal to just two points. The dramatic comeback underscores a tightening race as the season heads into its decisive stretch.