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" Saudi Arabia has unveiled plans for a stadium unlike anything the sports world has seen. As part of the futuristic NEOM project and the ambitious The Line city-within-it, the so-called “ sky stadium ” will apparently sit 350 metres above ground level, host approximately 46,000 spectators, run entirely on renewable energy , and serve as one of the venues for the upcoming 2034 FIFA World Cup in Saudi Arabia ". What’s Being Built Located within the NEOM mega-city project in northwest Saudi Arabia, the proposed venue dubbed the “Sky Stadium” is being pitched as the world’s first floating/suspended football stadium , with the playing field positioned approximately 350 meters (about 1,150 feet) above the ground.  The stadium is expected to accommodate roughly 46,000 spectators . What’s Planned The stadium is being developed within NEOM’s The Line — a linear smart-city concept in north-west Saudi Arabia — tying the venue into the overall urban vision.  Sustainability: The stad...

Evangelist Ezekiel Dachomo, a Plateau-based cleric, has raised serious concerns about his safety following a viral video in which he strongly condemned the ongoing killings of Christians in Nigeria. According to Dachomo, he has received threats from suspected Fulani militia since the video circulated widely online. He revealed that he has already informed his family and church members not to pay any ransom if he is ever kidnapped. “I have already told my family and members. If they kidnap me, nobody should contribute a dime. My life is in grave danger over the viral video on the killing of Christians,” he warned. The cleric called on security agencies and the Nigerian government to take urgent action to protect innocent citizens from targeted attacks and intimidation. His statement has sparked conversations across social media, as many Nigerians express concern over the rising insecurity and the safety of outspoken voices defending minority communities.

Abuja residents and visitors looking for affordable yet exciting places to celebrate Christmas can explore these top-rated restaurants and relaxation centers across the city. They offer great food, entertainment, and vibrant holiday experiences without stretching your budget. 1. Hootas Restaurant – Wuse, Abuja Address: 16 Bangui Street, Wuse, Abuja 904101 Rating: 4.2/5 (Popular among young diners) Price Range: ₦4,000 – ₦12,000 per person Hootas Restaurant remains a go-to dining spot this festive season with its diverse menu featuring Nigerian staples and continental meals . The venue is loved for its warm ambiance and excellent customer service. Christmas Highlights: • Seasonal menu specials • Relaxed indoor and outdoor seating • Perfect for group hangouts and family outings 2. Blake Resort – Garki, Abuja Address: 1346 Ahmadu Bello Way, Garki 900110, Municipal, Abuja Rating: 4.3/5 (Known for nightlife and entertainment) Price Range: ₦5,000 – ₦15,000 per person Blake Resort sta...

Popular Nigerian billionaire, nightlife entrepreneur and Chairman of the Cubana Group , Obi Iyiegbu , widely known as Obi Cubana , has revealed that he intends to retire from active business before clocking 60. The influential businessman explained that he has spent years building a strong business empire, and the next decade will be dedicated to mentoring his children to become self-reliant and future leaders. Speaking about his retirement goals, Cubana said his dream is to travel the world and enjoy life with his wife after decades of hard work and commitment to business. “By the time I turn 60, I’ll be done. I want to travel the world and give my wife the best experience life can offer. The idea now is to make sure my kids come up and become independent to live for the rest of their lives. No more work,” he stated. Obi Cubana is known for his heavy influence in Nigeria ’s entertainment and hospitality industry. His business portfolio includes luxury nightclubs , high-end restaurants...

Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has stated that the ingenuity demonstrated by young Nigerians involved in cybercrime, popularly referred to as Yahoo Boys, can be redirected toward productive national growth if the government invests in proper mentorship, digital skills training, and job creation. Obi explained that many of these youths are driven into fraudulent activities due to unemployment, lack of opportunities, and government negligence in the technology sector. According to him, Nigeria’s tech-savvy population is one of its greatest assets and should not be wasted. He emphasized the need for strategic investments in ICT hubs, startup funding, and innovation-driven education that can convert raw digital skills into legitimate careers in cybersecurity, fintech, software engineering, artificial intelligence, and global remote work opportunities. Obi insisted that national development depends on empowering youths with the right tools and policies rather than criminalizing th...