On Sports, Former England and Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson has parted ways with Dutch club Ajax, a year before his contract was due to expire. Ajax confirmed the departure earlier today. The 35-year-old had joined the Dutch giants in January 2024, just six months after a controversial move from Liverpool to Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ettifaq. Despite the initial backlash, he revived his form at Ajax, captaining the team through a title challenge and earning a recall to the England squad in March. However, Ajax ultimately lost the league after squandering a nine-point lead. Henderson thanked Ajax for the opportunity but declined further comment, citing the tragic death of his former teammate Diogo Jota and Jota’s brother, Andre Silva, in a car crash last week.
Stop enriching DISCOs with public funds, Senate urges FG
The Senate has urged the Federal Government to stop using public funds to indirectly enrich private electricity distribution companies, DISCOs. During plenary today, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment, Senator Yunus Akintunde, described the current approach as unjust and unsustainable. He decried the practice of government purchasing transformers for […]
