John Phillips

The cars I recall most fondly were neither the prettiest nor the quickest. Certainly not the most expensive. They were machines that emerged willfully peculiar and intractably idiosyncratic.

Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji, on Thursday, presented a N490.74 billion 2027 Appropriation Bill to the State House of Assembly,

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The Robert “Tick” Cloherty Western Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame has announced its new class of nominees for 2027. As always, the names serve as a who’s who among athletes, coaches and contributors to sports across our region over the decades. With over 750 inductees, a group

With just three games left in the 2026 season, the Pittsburgh Riverhounds came into Saturday's match against Hartford Athletic holding the sixth spot in the Eastern Conference of the USL Championship.

Oyebanji dissolves cabinet ahead of inauguration Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has dissolved the State Executive Council comprising commissioners and other political appointees who served in

“Fuel forecourt price boards have provided consumers with a very visible reminder of inflationary pressures in recent weeks. The rise in CPI inflation to 3.5% reflects these renewed cost pressures, particularly around fuel and energy, against a continued backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty. The wider economic picture though remains mixed with the latest GDP figures showing the UK economy continuing to grow, suggesting that there is still some resilience despite the pressures facing households and businesses.

The long road to the 2026 USL Championship playoffs has reached its final exit, and for the defending league champion Pittsburgh Riverhounds, their up and down campaign ended at F.N.B.

Barely ten days after taking the oath of office for a second term, Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has moved

“A slowdown in approvals in September really typifies the challenges facing the market, as buyers, sellers and lenders respond to what the Chancellor described yesterday as ‘global economic storms’. Rate volatility remained a key characteristic of the market in September. While we managed to see somewhat of a bounce in buyer registrations and valuation requests in September and into October, we know the market is still mainly made up of those needing to make moves, rather than necessarily wanting to. I think the jump in remortgage activity certainly helps demonstrate this.