Wondering what made waves in May 2025? We've got a quick rundown of the standout stories that kept readers hooked on Daily Focus Bothma Africa. From intense court cases in Nigeria to exciting sports clashes in Europe and Asia—and even a cool new camera release—you’re about to get the scoop on it all.
In Abuja, things heated up with a Federal High Court accepting a video showing Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of IPOB, threatening prominent Igbo political figures. The court didn’t just stop there; they fined Kanu’s sister-in-law for live streaming the trial, which stirred some strong reactions across the country. This court case grabs attention as it involves some of Nigeria’s most talked-about political tensions and personalities, including Peter Obi and his associates.
This event is crucial because it highlights ongoing issues with the IPOB separatist movement and how the government is handling legal evidence and public access to sensitive court matters. If you’re following Nigerian politics, this story gives a clear picture of the high stakes and legal battles underway in 2025.
Football fans had a thrilling moment with Tottenham Hotspur going head-to-head against Manchester United in the 2025 Europa League Final held at San Mamés in Bilbao. This was a big deal, marking the first all-English final in over a decade, packed with drama and fierce competition as both clubs aimed for glory and a ticket back into the Champions League.
Meanwhile, in cricket, the Karachi Kings dominated the Multan Sultans by 87 runs in the Pakistan Super League. James Vince put on an unbeaten 65, and Mohammad Nabi’s bowling performance was key to this knockout-style victory. The Multan Sultans struggled to keep their top order intact, which cost them dearly as the tournament reached the heat of competition.
On the tech front, photography enthusiasts got excited about Fujifilm’s launch of the X Half—a digital camera that brings back half-frame photography’s charm but with a modern digital twist. It packs an 18MP vertical sensor and classic manual controls, perfect for those who want nostalgia mixed with new tech features like connectivity and creative modes.
And soccer watchers had Josué Sá from Gil Vicente FC to keep an eye on. This Lisbon-born central defender has quietly become a pillar for his team in the Portuguese Primeira Liga. Though he might not be in the international spotlight, his solid defense and physical presence are vital for Gil Vicente’s success this season.
So, if you missed out on these stories in May, now you know what made headlines — from courtroom tension and political intrigue to sports thrillers and innovative tech. Keep following Daily Focus Bothma Africa to stay on top of everything shaping Africa and beyond.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has admitted video evidence showing IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu making threats against top Igbo politicians, including explosive allegations tied to Peter Obi and others. The court also penalized Kanu’s sister-in-law for contempt after she livestreamed the trial.
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Fujifilm has announced the X Half, a digital camera that revives half-frame film photography with a modern twist. Featuring an 18MP vertical sensor, a fixed 32mm-equivalent f/2.8 lens, and classic manual controls, it blends nostalgic experience with current digital strengths. Connectivity and creative modes round out its compact, stylish package.
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Josué Sá, a 1.87m central defender from Lisbon, has become a key part of Gil Vicente FC in the Primeira Liga. Despite limited international recognition, his reliability and physical presence secure Gil Vicente’s backline.
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Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United will clash in the 2025 UEFA Europa League Final at Bilbao's San Mamés on May 21. It's the first all-English final in over a decade, with both clubs chasing glory, Champions League qualification, and the heavy Europa League trophy in front of over 50,000 fans.
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Karachi Kings crushed Multan Sultans by 87 runs in PSL 2025 Match 20, with James Vince’s unbeaten 65 and Mohammad Nabi’s bowling dismantling Multan’s batting. Multan’s inability to chase and recurring top-order collapses continue to cost them as the tournament heats up.
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