Brighton & Hove Albion Football club has stated that it stopped over one hundred thousand pounds black market ticket sales in one match day.

According to reports, the club said it is taking a firm stand against ticket touting, using cutting-edge technology and a newly appointed investigations officer to stop inflated resale activity and protect loyal fans.

Brighton urged its fans to avoid buying tickets from third-party sellers and buy directly from the club or risk losing their money altogether.

Israeli forces are continuing their ground offensive to fully occupy Gaza City, with witnesses reporting that tanks have advanced into the city centre from the north and south.

According to reports, this comes as Donald Trump is set to address the United Nations General Assembly for the first time since two thousand and twenty, to discuss several topics, including Palestinian statehood,  a move the United States opposes.

Meanwhile, all eyes on Donald Trump, as international pressure is ramping up on Israel over the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Gaza and settlement building in the West Bank.

In a groundbreaking initiative to expand access to immunization services, the Oyo State Primary Healthcare Board (OYSPHCB), in partnership with the Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria (ACPN) Oyo State Chapter, and Population Services International (PSI) Nigeria, has launched the Pharmacy-Based Immunization Delivery (PBID) program.

Our correspondent Richard Asaolu has the report

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has flagged off a major road project in Abuja, expressing confidence that by the end of President Bola Tinubu’s first tenure, the capital city will rival some of the world’s most developed cities in terms of infrastructure and urban planning.
The project, according to the FCT Administration, will ease traffic congestion, enhance inter-district connectivity, and create job opportunities, in line with President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

Following the flag-off, Wike inspected the construction projects at the Ape Court Complex and the Judges’ Quarters in Gishiri District, where he expressed satisfaction with the pace and quality of work, urging contractors to meet deadlines and maintain high standards.

The projects, including residential units for the High Court, Court of Appeal, and Federal High Court judges, are expected to be completed and handed over by January 2026.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abass, has clarified that the National Assembly is not opposed to President Bola Tinubu’s borrowing policy, insisting that lawmakers support borrowing as a legitimate tool for funding infrastructure and driving sustainable growth.

Abbas gave the assurance in Abuja at the 8th Annual African Network of Parliamentary Budget Offices Conference, where he stressed that borrowing, when carefully applied, remains a globally recognized fiscal instrument. He explained that the President had assured parliament that new loans would remain within the country’s medium-term debt framework and international best practices.