Ketlen, a Santos player, bid farewell to training with the team to prepare for the arrival of little Lucca. For the first time in Brazilian women's soccer, an athlete trained with the team until her 8th month of pregnancy. Ketlen had the full support and assistance of the Club throughout the period. With the expected birth at the end of November, the player plans to return to activities in the 2026 preseason. #fblifestyle

𝐆𝐚𝐥𝐚 𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐩 €𝟑𝟏𝐦 𝐨𝐧 𝐎𝐬𝐢𝐦𝐡𝐞𝐧 Galatasaray’s record signing Victor Osimhen has more than justified his €75m transfer fee from Napoli, with the Nigerian striker has already earning the club a staggering €31m through his performances and commercial impact, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. Full story in the comments

Morocco🇲🇦 is set to welcome Tesla, marking the company’s first entry into Africa. A Casablanca-based job listing for a Country Sales & Delivery Leader signals plans to oversee sales, market growth, and local teams. Tesla registered in the country in July with an initial $2.75 million investment.

They Said Igbos Love Money, But Nnamdi Kanu Proved Them Wrong. “Even ₦500 Billion Couldn’t Break Him — Sanusi Salutes Nnamdi Kanu’s Loyalty to Biafra” “When they say the Igbos love money, remind them that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is still in prison. When they say the Igbos don’t love themselves, remind them that Nnamdi Kanu is still sacrificing his freedom for his people,” said Muhammadu Sanusi II (Lamido Sanusi), former Emir of Kano. According to Sanusi, “Sunday Igboho was allegedly offered ₦50 billion to abandon his agitation for the Oduduwa Republic, and he accepted. But Nnamdi Kanu was reportedly offered ₦500 billion, an oil well, and a lifetime payment of ₦5 billion monthly — yet he rejected them all, declaring ‘It is Biafra or death!’** Sanusi described Kanu as “a man whose conviction goes beyond comfort, and whose sacrifice will be remembered by history.”

The Super Falcons have safely touched down at the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos after a 2–0 victory over the Amazons of Benin Republic in Lome. 🔥🦅 Confidence is high in the camp as the team shifts full focus to the return leg scheduled for Tuesday in Abeokuta where they’ll aim to complete the job and secure qualification in front of their home fans. 💚🤍🇳🇬 #SuperFalcons #SoarSuperFalcons #Nigeria #WomensFootball #Abeokuta #RoadToQualification

A Chinese man, Mr. Wang, was flying from Shanghai to Singapore when he suddenly remembered something terrifying, he had left his gas stove on at home, with eggs still boiling! Panic set in as he imagined the possible fire. Without wasting a moment, he informed the cabin crew about the emergency. The pilot quickly relayed his home address and smart lock code to the airline’s customer service team. At first, the property management staff were skeptical, unsure if this was serious. But after a clear explanation from the airline, they rushed to Wang’s apartment. Thankfully, they found the stove on but managed to turn it off and ventilate the kitchen. The eggs were burnt, but the house was safe. Relieved and grateful, Mr. Wang thanked everyone repeatedly, saying, “Thank you for saving my home.” This story reminds us how quick thinking and teamwork can prevent disaster, even thousands of feet in the air. #fblifestyle

Scientists in China have created a new optical disc the size of a regular DVD that can hold an extraordinary 125 terabytes of data. The research was led by the Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics and the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology. The disc achieves this capacity by stacking hundreds of ultra-thin layers and using a special light-sensitive material. The system records information in nanoscale dots just 54 nanometres wide and 70 nanometres apart. This innovation breaks long-standing storage barriers and could revolutionize data storage efficiency. It promises massive savings in data-centre space, energy, and cost for long-term storage as global data production continues to rise. #ChinaInnovation