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The 2030 World Cup is set to be a truly international spectacle, with Morocco, Portugal, and Spain securing the rights to host the 48-team tournament. What's even more surprising is that the opening three matches have been handed over to Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay. This unprecedented decision has taken even the most seasoned FIFA enthusiasts by surprise. The 2030 World Cup will span three continents, involving teams playing in six countries, all of which will automatically qualify. It's a significant departure from tradition, as the tournament has never been played across multiple continents before. In a virtual meeting of the FIFA council held recently, this monumental choice was made. However, it's important to note that it will require confirmation through a vote by all 211 FIFA members in the final months of the coming year. This decision comes after months of speculation and political maneuvering among continental confederations vying for the prestigious hosting ...

  22-year-old Ilebaye Precious Odiniya, popularly known as Ilebaye, has won the N120 million grand prize of the Big Brother Naija All Stars season. The Kogi-born reality TV star was announced as the sinner after staying 10 weeks in the Big Brother House. Ilebaye's victory marks the first time in Big Brother Naija history that the top three finalists have all been women. She beat out Mercy Eke and CeeCee for the title. Ilebaye is a criminologist, businesswoman, and model. She is known for her vibrant personality and her sense of humor. She is also a talented singer and dancer. Ilebaye's victory has been met with mixed reactions. Some fans are excited to see a new winner, while others are disappointed that their favorite housemate did not win. However, there is no doubt that Ilebaye is a deserving winner.  Congrats to her

 Nigeria's  President, Bola Tinubu, has pledged to "remake" the country into its "better self" in his first independence day speech. Tinubu, who was sworn in in May, said that the country had faced "serial challenges" since its independence from Britain in 1960, but that it was now time to move forward. "We can only achieve our better Nigeria through courage, compassion and commitment as one indivisible unit," he said. Tinubu also announced a number of measures to help ease the cost of living crisis, including a temporary wage increase for low-paid workers and a new investment fund for states.