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Plateau Bloodshed: Tinubu Visits Victims, Deploys 850 Soldiers
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Police Disburse Over N160m to Families of Fallen Officers
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Chelsea Announce First-Ever Visit to Lagos English Premier League club, Chelsea FC, has announced plans to visit Lagos, Nigeria, for the first time in its history this May, in a move aimed at strengthening its connection with fans in the region. The club disclosed that the visit will feature a series of fan engagement activities, including a live watch party, interactive sessions, and question-and-answer segments with supporters. Former Chelsea player, Victor Moses, is expected to be part of the event, adding excitement for Nigerian fans who closely followed his contributions during his time at the club. According to the organisers, the visit is designed to celebrate Chelsea’s growing fan base in Nigeria and provide an opportunity for supporters to connect more closely with the club. Activities lined up for the event will also include exclusive fan experiences, giving attendees a chance to engage with Chelsea’s legacy and global football culture. Football enthusiasts in Lagos and beyond have welcomed the announcement, with many expressing anticipation for what promises to be a memorable experience. Observers say the initiative reflects the increasing importance of Africa, particularly Nigeria, in the global football landscape, as top European clubs continue to expand their reach and fan engagement across the continent.
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Remi Tinubu to Close 2026 National Para Games
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ADC Questions INEC’s Actions in Ongoing Leadership Tussle
Plateau Bloodshed: Tinubu Visits Victims, Deploys 850 Soldiers
2
Police Disburse Over N160m to Families of Fallen Officers
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Chelsea Announce First-Ever Visit to Lagos English Premier League club, Chelsea FC, has announced plans to visit Lagos, Nigeria, for the first time in its history this May, in a move aimed at strengthening its connection with fans in the region. The club disclosed that the visit will feature a series of fan engagement activities, including a live watch party, interactive sessions, and question-and-answer segments with supporters. Former Chelsea player, Victor Moses, is expected to be part of the event, adding excitement for Nigerian fans who closely followed his contributions during his time at the club. According to the organisers, the visit is designed to celebrate Chelsea’s growing fan base in Nigeria and provide an opportunity for supporters to connect more closely with the club. Activities lined up for the event will also include exclusive fan experiences, giving attendees a chance to engage with Chelsea’s legacy and global football culture. Football enthusiasts in Lagos and beyond have welcomed the announcement, with many expressing anticipation for what promises to be a memorable experience. Observers say the initiative reflects the increasing importance of Africa, particularly Nigeria, in the global football landscape, as top European clubs continue to expand their reach and fan engagement across the continent.
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Remi Tinubu to Close 2026 National Para Games
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ADC Questions INEC’s Actions in Ongoing Leadership Tussle
