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Christopher Nolan’s next film is based on ‘The Odyssey’Social media is ablaze with rumours of a potential blockbuster fight between Jake Paul and Conor McGregor , following a cryptic "Shhh" message from Paul. The speculation intensified after Paul's recent victory over boxing legend Mike Tyson , and he now appears poised for another high-profile clash, this time potentially against the MMA superstar. McGregor had previously made claims that he was negotiating a match with Jake's brother, Logan Paul, disclosing on social media: "The rumours of a bout with [Ilia] Topuria are false. I am in preliminary agreements with the Ambani family to face Logan Paul in a boxing exhibition in India. I have agreed. I will then seek my return to the Octagon." However, it seems Jake has now leapfrogged Logan as the likely contender. Reports from ESPN suggest that a fight between Jake Paul and McGregor could be slated for somewhere in the stretch of July to September 2025. Meanwhile, Logan Paul is gearing up to stand in the limelight of WWE next year, aligning with Netflix , and is scheduled to appear on Monday Night Raw on January 6. While there's been no official word from Jake Paul about the prospect of fighting McGregor, his suggestive "Shhh" response to the swirling gossip sent fans into frenzy – one excitedly replying: "You're fighting Conor McGregor let's go!" while another probed: "When [are] you officially announcing the McGregor fight?" Fans have been egging on the fight, with one urging "put Conor to sleep", and others daring the YouTuber to take on McGregor in the cage. Meanwhile, Paul publicly challenged McGregor after his fight with Tyson, suggesting an MMA showdown without weight restrictions. He taunted on X: "Dear Conor, I know you told my team you would fight me at 170lbs. That's never happening. But let's run it in MMA. No weight class. Just like how it used to be done. But you won't."

As Nigerians join the rest of the world to celebrate Christmas, the Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr Ola Olukoyede, has expressed hopes of a greater and better Nigeria shorn of economic and financial crimes and other acts of corruption. Olukoyede stated this in Abuja today while congratulating Christians as they mark the birth of Jesus Christ. The EFCC’s boss stressed that the light, joy, hope, truth, and liberty that Christ brought to the world are significant drives towards zero tolerance for corruption and reform-minded pursuits. “I deeply believe in the prospects of our nation for growth and development. The Christmas season is an opportunity to activate these possibilities. “The values of light, joy, hope, truth, and liberty that Christ brought to the whole world are significant pathways to integrity and zero tolerance for corruption. We can make Nigeria greater if we embrace these values,” he was quoted to have said by the commission’s spokesman, Dele Oyewale, in a release made available to Tribune Online in Abuja today. Olukoyede expressed appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for demonstrating stronger political will in favour of anti-graft efforts, pointing out that the achievements of the EFCC in the last one and a half years are a direct outcome of the President’s courageous and inspirational leadership. According to him, “Nigerians can see clearly that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is bent on tackling corrupt practices in our midst. The strides of the EFCC could not have been possible without his active support and courage. We appreciate this at all times.” The chairman further extended his appreciation to the judiciary, stressing that the “professionalism, commitment, integrity, and courage of our justices and judges are greatly building strength for the EFCC in its anti-corruption works.” He, however, charged the judiciary to continue on its path of redemption and equity. The EFCC boss then applauded the media, civil society groups and other critical stakeholders for their fervour and robust engagement with the Commission, assuring that with their collaboration, greater strides would be made in the coming year Lastly, the anti-graft czar wishes Nigerians Merry Christmas and a fruitful 2025. READ MORE FROM: NIGERIAN TRIBUNE

Javier Masías, the popular jury of ‘ The great chef: famous’, He continues to generate controversy on social networks for his comments. And, using his acid sense of humor, the food critic published a striking message for Christmas where he emphasized everything he hates in these sometimes chaotic times of the end of the year. Javier Masías surprises with a Christmas greeting and receives support from the public Through your account instagram Javier Masías launched a striking message for Christmas a few hours from Christmas Eve . The jury of ‘ The great chef: famous’ He accepted that these dates put him in a bad mood and he cannot get excited like the majority of the population with the Christmas spirit. “I wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas but I’m already tired and I no longer have the energy for that. This year I have done my best to endure all that love that you give so easily and that, the truth is, is very difficult to receive, and I They are a little fed up with Merry Christmas here and Merry Christmas there and I just want it to pass quickly, for there to be no fireworks because poor dogs, and for all this interpersonal contact and good intentions to end because I find them as overwhelming as their lights. horrendous and their disgusting Christmas carols,” said Javier Masías at the beginning. Javier Masias sent a peculiar greeting for Christmas. Photo: Javier Masías/Instagram “Besides, anyway, they forget for the rest of the year about being good people, so I hope that at least tonight dinner is delicious and they give me many very expensive gifts because I deserve it for all that work of tolerating that hypocrisy.” “said the gastronomic critic, Given this, Internet users did not hesitate to congratulate his sincerity and supported his peculiar way of seeing Christmas. “The most sincere greeting I have read on social networks”, “Merry Christmas. ILY Grinch”, “I’m tired of Christmas. Have a nice time”, “The King of Christmas content”, were some of the comments left by users . What did Nelly Rossinelli say about the relationship between Javier Masías and Giacomo Bocchio? The relationship between the juries of ‘The Great Chef: Celebrities’ has generated debate on social networks. Giacomo Bocchio and Javier Masías have indicated that their interaction is solely professional, while Nelly Rossinelli claimed to have a genuine friendship with both of them. Faced with criticism from some users who questioned the camaraderie between them, Rossinelli expressed determination: “They are both my friends. What I do? Am I lying to you? I talk to both of them daily on the phone, we tell each other our things, we laugh. Even if they call me fake, that’s how it is.” With this, he made it clear that, despite the differences in thought between Bocchio and Masías, his relationship with both remains close. Join our entertainment channel

Republican Austin Theriault ends recount, conceding to Democratic US Rep. Jared GoldenLINCOLN — Former Nebraska receiver Malachi Coleman, who redshirted this season after a fruitful freshman campaign, announced his transfer to Minnesota on Tuesday. Let’s rock. @GopherFootball pic.twitter.com/sUwysPBI3V The 6-foot-4, 190-pound Coleman, a top-100 recruit out of Lincoln East High School, caught eight passes for 139 yards and one touchdown as a true freshman. He sustained an injury that kept him out of spring camp, however, and, after switching jersey numbers from 15 to 80 to accommodate quarterback Dylan Raiola, Coleman appeared in just one game, vs. Rutgers, in 2024. NU also recruited transfers Jahmal Banks and Isaiah Neyor, who had similar size and skillsets, to play over Coleman at his position. Coleman redshirted and will have three seasons of eligibility left as he plays for the Gophers, who visits Oct. 18. Get local news delivered to your inbox!

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