Archive: 2025/10
Kano Governor Orders Return of UNESCO-Recognized Durbar Festival After 4-Year Hiatus
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf mandates the return of Kano's UNESCO-recognized Durbar Festival after a four-year security hiatus, with reinstated celebrations set for June 2026 and ₦750 million allocated for enhanced safety measures.
Oxford Union Ousts President‑Elect After Charlie Kirk Comments Spark No‑Confidence Vote
Oxford Union removes president‑elect George Abaraonye after his Instagram post about Charlie Kirk's killing sparks a 1,228‑501 no‑confidence vote, halting donations and speaker bookings.
Scaloni Confirms Matías Soulé Stays Argentine Ahead of Puerto Rico Match
Scaloni says Matías Soulé will stay Argentine, easing doubts before Argentina's Puerto Rico friendly and crucial World Cup qualifiers.
UN Conference Addresses Myanmar Rohingya Crisis, $96 M Aid Pledged
The UN held a high‑level conference on Oct 1, 2025 to tackle the Rohingya crisis, securing $96 million in aid and outlining a plan for safe, voluntary returns to Myanmar.
Chelsea win 1-0 as Mourinho returns to Stamford Bridge
Chelsea beat Benfica 1‑0 at Stamford Bridge as Mourinho returns, giving the Blues their first Champions League points and raising stakes for both clubs.