FRONT PAGES: US Newspapers – 25 May 2025
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VIDEO: ‘How Oshoffa raised my dead, smelly sibling with his cap’
” They didn’t bring the corpse to me but Jesus who sent me”. -Oshoffa
Man City make ‘concrete move’ to decide Jack Grealish’s future after FA Cup final snub
Manchester United have made a ‘concrete move’ to sign Sporting’s Viktor Gyokeres and will accelerate talks after the Europa League final, with Arsenal also pushing hard for the £85m-rated striker.
Ibadan youths protest after police stray bullet kills WAEC student
Some alleged police officers and OYRTMA, while casing Yahoo boys, and others said while chasing traffic law offenders, started shooting indiscriminately and bullet hit this little boy and killed him.
Oby Ezekwesili appointed advisor to global leaders’ forum Club de Madrid
According to her post, Club de Madrid is “the world’s largest forum of democratic former Presidents and Prime Ministers”.
N50bn Earned Allowances: SSANU, NASU reject sharing formula, spark fresh varsity crisis
The JAC of SSANU and NASU has raised the alarm that 80 percent of the money has been allocated to ASUU leaving a paltry 20 percent to the other three unions to share.
Man sets wife, children ablaze in Abia over alleged infidelity
Also, the wife of the suspect and two other children, are battling for survival in a hospital following the attack.
Rooney and Wright united in anger over FA Cup VAR call — ‘Get rid of it!’
“How they can say this isn’t a goalscoring opportunity, it’s absolutely pathetic.” — Ian Wright
CCB launches crackdown on public officials’ unexplained wealth
Several public officers have already been invited, including some high-profile individuals. This process is ongoing, and very soon, the public will begin to see the results.
Road construction has crashed food prices, increased foreign reserves – Umahi
The Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, on Friday said that the country’s GDP is improving, foreign reserves are increasing, and food prices are coming down, attributing these positive developments to the roads constructed so far.