Tubular Track News - Page 2

DR Congo edged Togo 1-0 in Kinshasa, keeping their 2026 World Cup qualification hopes alive while Togo's campaign falters.

The Madlanga Commission pauses until Oct. 13 after Crime Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo falls ill, delaying crucial testimony on alleged police‑political cartel links.

Doctor‑turned‑reality star Imisi clinched the BBNaija Season 10 crown on 5 Oct 2025, beating eight finalists and sparking nationwide celebrations.

A sudden blizzard on Oct 6, 2025 trapped 200 climbers on Everest while 350 were rescued. Floods across Nepal, Bhutan and India left at least 60 dead.

Rigathi Gachagua denies secret talks with President William Ruto, launches the Democracy for Citizens Party, and fuels a new opposition coalition as Kenya heads toward the 2027 election.

Nollywood star Laide Bakare becomes the face of the 2025 Osun Osogbo Festival, expanding the UNESCO‑listed celebration with tech, fashion and entrepreneurship while honoring tradition.

Union Saint‑Gilloise defended the Belgian Super Cup, beating Club Brugge 2‑1 at Stade Joseph Marien. The win extends their unbeaten run and spotlights shifting power in Belgian football.

ABU's Vice Chancellor reveals the university spends nearly ₦4bn a year on power, calls it unsustainable, and outlines alumni‑driven solar projects and a new 10 MW renewable plant.

Ipswich Town broke a 15‑year East Anglian derby curse with a 3‑1 win at Portman Road, ending a 19‑year away drought and sparking promotion hopes.

Kaduna and Edo police begin tinted‑glass permit enforcement on Oct 3 despite a Warri court order halting the nationwide rollout, sparking legal controversy.

Hull City beat Sheffield United 1‑0 at the MKM Stadium on Oct 4, 2025, with Babajide David Akintola's first Tigers goal sparking a vital three‑point win and boosting playoff hopes.

Spurs and Wolves settled for a 1‑1 stalemate at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on September 27, 2025. João Palhinha's stoppage‑time header rescued a point for Tottenham after Santiago Bueno had put Wolves ahead. Injuries forced Thomas Frank to reshuffle his XI, while Wolves fielded a near‑full strength side. Both clubs stuck to a 4‑2‑3‑1 shape, and the result left Spurs on 11 points and Wolves still searching for their first win.