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He has outlasted three managers and most of his own generation in the national team. The argument about where he ranks is really an argument about what Nigeria rewards.
Michael Carrick's United host Enzo Maresca's City, who are chasing a fourth straight win. Opta's model gives the visitors the edge, which is exactly the kind of prediction this fixture eats.
Finidi George's side play the second leg today at the Godswill Akpabio stadium after a drawn first leg. Nigerian clubs almost never get past this round, and this is where it is decided.
A 2-0 win at the Pantami Stadium keeps a perfect start intact. Nigeria's most decorated club has been beaten by a side most of the country could not place on a map five years ago.
A 2-2 draw at Lazio, rescued from 2-0, with the Nigerian on the pitch for all of it. A week that began with contract reports is ending with the case for them.
A Nigerian luxury house shows its spring/summer 2027 collection in New York, cut and sewn by tailors at home. The runway is the easy half of that sentence.
365 Days pairs Port Harcourt street-soul with a Ghanaian voice, over a year of no contact. The Lagos to Accra collaboration axis is now a routine commercial decision, not a novelty.
A jab at Wizkid's DJ, an old Burna Boy moment revived, and a weekend of replies. The feud is real enough. What it mostly does is move attention around at no cost to anybody.
The official World Cup song crossed a billion on YouTube less than four months after release. Burna Boy is now attached to the most-played piece of music on the planet this year.
It's Yemi Alade arrives with Don Jazzy, Teni and Spyro on it. Self-titling an album twelve years into a career is a claim about who you are, not an introduction.
An intimate ceremony with close family and friends, and a video the actor posted himself. In an industry where marriages are covered mostly when they end, five years is a story.
A video of the actress dancing produced a wave of claims that she has arthritis. She has answered by asking whether her critics' mothers could keep up with her.
She reached out to one industry figure more than nineteen times and got no reply. The accusation is personal. The condition underneath it is that Nollywood has no safety net at all.
Peller told viewers the dancer is out and that the complainant withdrew. No court, police force or lawyer has confirmed any of it, and this is a case where that distinction matters.
A pledge made in Abeokuta on 18 August, a cheque presented three weeks later. In a country where public promises routinely evaporate, the timeline is the newsworthy part.
2,700 former staff, 2,100 already paid, and a wait long enough that some of the beneficiaries died before it ended. The delay is the story, not the payment.
Registration without a card is disenfranchisement by another route, the party says. The fix it is asking for is a spreadsheet, which is what makes the request hard to refuse.
The commission's chairman spent a week meeting technology firms about AI and cybersecurity. The 2023 glitch has still never been explained, and that is the harder problem.
An APC governor telling a party rally that states, not the president, must account for 15.8 trillion naira. It is an unusual thing to say out loud, and it happens to be correct.
A production subsidy cutting the cost of crude to Nigerian refiners, rather than an import subsidy on the pump price. It is a real distinction, and it decides who ends up holding the cost.
