The Netherlands agreed on Wednesday to return a collection of 119 artifacts to Nigeria , the latest objects to be sent back to their homelands as museums grapple with their colonial-era holdings.

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Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has named his five 'best' coaches from his football career so far and Ruben Amorim and ...

Ronald Rugumayo’s absence from this year’s MKO will be felt, especially after his heroics in the past two editions, which ...

South Africa is actively pursuing Brazilian star Lucas Ribeiro to switch his national allegiance in a bid to strengthen their ...

Ahead of his Sunday performance, Matt B talked with Block Club about how Black identity and his upbringing inspires his music ...

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In a big move to decongest Lagos’ roads of articulated vehicles and trailers, the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), has revived the Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge train services with the regular ...

Rasool candidly speaks about building The Folklore, how she supports businesses in their early stages of growth, and offers ...