🚨 Real Madrid have endured 25 trophyless seasons in their entire history, while Barcelona have gone trophyless 40 times since the clubs were founded. 👀 📋 Remarkably, only 5 of Real Madrid’s trophyless seasons reportedly came during Florentino Pérez’s presidency — a clear reflection of the dominance and winning mentality he has built at the club. 🤍🏆

🚨 Real Madrid have endured 25 trophyless seasons in their entire history, while Barcelona have gone trophyless 40 times since the clubs were founded. 👀 📋 Remarkably, only 5 of Real Madrid’s trophyless seasons reportedly came during Florentino Pérez’s presidency — a clear reflection of the dominance and winning mentality he has built at the club. 🤍🏆

Five dead, 11 rescued in Abuja building collapse

From Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye, Abuja At least five people have died, and 11 others were pulled out alive from the rubble after a three-storey building under construction collapsed in Abuja’s Gudu/Durumi 3 area on Saturday morning, rescue officials said. The unfinished structure, located behind Gudu Market, caved in at about 8:30 a.m. while labourers were reportedly working on the site. Emergency crews raced to the scene and began search-and-rescue operations that continued through the day. Head of Public Affairs at the FCT Emergency Management Department (FEMD), Nkechi Isa, confirmed the casualty figures and said responders were still trying to reach victims believed trapped beneath debris. “Search and rescue operations are ongoing as emergency responders battle to rescue more persons trapped in the rubble of a collapsed three‑storey building at the Gudu District in the FCT,” she said. Isa said 16 people had been recovered so far. Eleven were taken to Federal Medical Centre Abuja, Asokoro District Hospital and Maitama Hospital for treatment, while five were confirmed dead at the scene. Multiple agencies joined the response, including the National Emergency Management Agency, the Federal Fire Service, the FCT Fire Service, the FCT Police Command, the Nigerian Army and the Federal Road Safety Corps, supported by medical teams and volunteers. In a social media post, Senior Special Assistant on Public Communications and Social Media to the FCT Minister, Lere Olayinka, said the collapse occurred around the Durumi 3 axis near Gudu Market and reiterated that rescue efforts were ongoing. He added that Mandate Secretary of the FCTA Health Services and Environment Secretariat, Adedolapo Fasawe, was at the site and that FCT Minister Nyesom Wike had ordered free medical treatment for all casualties. Residents gathered near the scene as emergency workers continued clearance and recovery operations. Tags: #Abuja building collapse #FCT Emergency Management #Gudu collapse #nyesom wike #three-storey building collapse

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Tems’ “Born In The Wild” is officially certified SILVER in the UK! 🇬🇧💿 This is her first album to hit this achievement. 👏🏾

Tems’ “Born In The Wild” is officially certified SILVER in the UK! 🇬🇧💿 This is her first album to hit this achievement. 👏🏾

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Customs, NSCDC, Correctional Service Strengthen Security Collaboration in Oyo

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Oyo/Osun Area Command, has intensified efforts to strengthen inter-agency cooperation through strategic engagements with the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and the Nigerian Correctional Service in Oyo State. Leading the engagements, the Acting Customs Area Controller of the Command, DC Wale Adewole, said stronger collaboration among security agencies remains critical to tackling security challenges and protecting national interests. The courtesy visits, according to the Command, were aimed at reinforcing institutional relationships, improving intelligence sharing, and enhancing operational synergy among sister security agencies operating within Oyo and Osun States. Speaking during the visits, DC Adewole reaffirmed the Nigeria Customs Service's commitment to working closely with relevant agencies to combat smuggling, secure national borders, and facilitate legitimate trade. “National security management requires sustained cooperation, mutual support, and intelligence sharing among relevant government agencies,” he said. He added that the engagements form part of the Command’s broader strategy to strengthen existing partnerships and improve coordinated responses to security concerns within the two states. In their separate remarks, the leadership of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps and the Nigerian Correctional Service commended the initiative and pledged continued collaboration with the Nigeria Customs Service. The agencies described the engagements as timely and necessary for strengthening security operations and protecting national interests. “We are committed to sustaining a cordial working relationship with the Nigeria Customs Service in pursuit of our shared national objectives,” the agencies stated.

🚨🚨🚨YESTERDAY PRESS RELEASE OPERATION FANSAN YAMMA: TROOPS NEUTRALISE SEVERAL LAKURAWA TERRORISTS, RECOVER WEAPONS AND RUSTLED LIVESTOCK

Troops of Sector 2, Operation FANSAN YAMMA in continuation of series of offensive operations against terrorists and bandits, have successfully neutralised several terrorists, recovered weapons and livestock across Sokoto and Katsina States In Sokoto State, troops responded swiftly to a distress call reporting an attempt by Lakurawa Terrorist Group (LTG) to set fire to a Nigerian Immigration Service facility at Ruwa Wiri Village in Tangaza LGA of Sokoto State. The troops made contact with the terrorists, neutralising 2 terrorists in the ensuing firefight, while others fled due to overwhelming firepower. A subsequent exploitation of the area led to the recovery of 2 AK-47 rifles, several ammunition and motorcycle. In a separate operation, troops deployed in Jibia LGA of Katsina State, while on a fighting patrol, encountered terrorists moving with herds of rustled livestock at Danya Bakwai Settlement. The troops engaged the terrorists, forcing them to abandon 62 rustled livestock.The livestock were recovered and subsequently handed over to their rightful owners at the palace of the Daddara District Head in Jibia LGA. Operation FANSAN YAMMA remains committed to eradicating terrorism and bsnditry in the region. The public is urged to continue to provide credible information to security forces. OLANIYI OSOBA Lieutenant Colonel Acting Deputy Director, Army Public Relations 8 Division, Army / Sector 2 Operation FANSAN YAMMA 15 May 2026

Port-Harcourt II Area Command Records Historic Revenue Performance, Intensifies Smuggling Effort

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Port Harcourt II Area Command, Onne, has recorded what authorities described as an unprecedented revenue performance, while also tightening its grip on smuggling activities along the nation’s Eastern maritime corridor. Addressing journalists during a press briefing in Onne on Thursday, 14 May 2026, the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Aliyu Alkali, outlined the Command’s major achievements in revenue generation and anti-smuggling operations at the port. According to Comptroller Alkali, the Command generated over ₦77.3 billion in April 2026 alone, the highest monthly revenue collection ever recorded since the Command's establishment. He further disclosed that between January and April 2026, the Command generated a total of ₦258.2 billion, describing the figure as a landmark achievement in the Command's history. “This unprecedented revenue performance reflects the commitment of the Command to blocking leakages, facilitating legitimate trade, and ensuring full compliance with government fiscal policies. Our officers have remained resolute and professional in carrying out this mandate,” he said. Beyond revenue generation, the Command also uncovered several sophisticated smuggling attempts during the review period, exposing what he described as desperate tactics by some importers and agents to evade Customs duties. According to him, one such interception occurred in February 2026, when Customs officers uncovered a 40-foot container falsely declared as containing plumbing materials. Investigations later revealed that the original container identification number had allegedly been tampered with and replaced in an attempt to smuggle the cargo out of the port without paying the appropriate duties. The seized container had a Duty Paid Value (DPV) of ₦185.2 million. In another operation during the same month, officers intercepted nine additional 40-foot containers loaded with assorted goods, including fabrics, garments, LED lights, solar fans, building materials, and carpentry tools. The containers, with a combined DPV of over ₦1.25 billion, were reportedly linked to violations involving falsification of import documents, alteration of marks and numbers, and attempted evasion of Customs duties. The anti-smuggling drive continued in April when the Command intercepted six 20-foot containers carrying 1,100 jerricans of Super Delicieux Vegetable Oil valued at ₦494 million. Alkali explained that the importation contravened Section 55 of the Nigeria Customs Service Act, 2023, which restricts the importation of refined vegetable oils to encourage local production and protect indigenous manufacturers. Also seized was a 40-foot container concealing about 600 cartons of unregistered Hyergra drugs hidden among ceiling fans, chilly cutters, and food packs. The illicit pharmaceutical products and other concealed items carried an estimated DPV of ₦139.3 million. Altogether, the Command recorded seizures involving 17 containers with a cumulative Duty Paid Value of over ₦2.06 billion during the review period. “We want to send a strong warning to all importers and agents involved in unlawful activities that the Nigeria Customs Service will not relent in its fight against smuggling and other illegal trade practices. Our surveillance and enforcement mechanisms remain active and effective, and anyone attempting to circumvent the law will face the full consequences,” he warned. He, however, encouraged compliant traders to continue conducting legitimate business in line with extant laws and import regulations. Alkali commended the Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, for providing strategic leadership and institutional support that continues to enhance operational efficiency across Commands nationwide.