August 2025 News Archive

Welcome to the August 2025 roundup from Everard Read Daily News. Here you’ll find the biggest headlines we covered last month, from blockbuster movies and gaming drops to soccer drama and big business moves in Nigeria. Grab a coffee, scroll down, and get the quick facts you need without wading through endless pages.

Entertainment & Gaming Highlights

We kicked off the month with a look at the fall movie slate. Studios are loading up the last quarter of 2025 with big events, horror franchises, and awards contenders. Avatar 3 and Wicked: Part Two are set to dominate the holidays, while Marvel’s Blade and a host of other tentpoles are penciled in. The calendar is still shifting, so dates may change, but the buzz is real.

If you spend a half‑hour on Twitch, you can snag the limited Cyberpunk Wings for the game Dress to Impress. The code drop ran from June 28 to July 28, 2025, and each code can be shared with nine friends after you redeem it. We broke down the timing, step‑by‑step instructions, and common hiccups so you don’t miss out on the swag.

Sports & Business Updates

On the soccer front, Orlando City pulled off a high‑octane win against Sporting Kansas City, 3‑1, after a three‑hour rain delay. Tyrese Spicer scored within a minute of his debut, breaking records and pushing Orlando into fourth place in the Eastern Conference. The match was a fan‑favorite, showing how teams can bounce back even when the weather throws a curveball.

Meanwhile, Manchester United wrapped up their preseason with a penalty shootout victory over Fiorentina to lift the Snapdragon Cup. The game ended 1‑1 in regular time, and United edged it 5‑4 on penalties at Old Trafford. The win featured a tribute to David De Gea and debut appearances for four new signings, giving fans plenty to talk about ahead of the Premier League opener.

In business news, Nigeria’s NNPC said it’s not selling the Port Harcourt Refinery. CEO Bayo Ojulari explained that a detailed review showed selling would hurt the country’s interests. Instead, the focus is on refurbishment and new technical partnerships to make the refinery viable again. The move signals a shift from divestment to rebuilding critical energy infrastructure.

That’s a snapshot of what mattered in August 2025. From movies that will shape the fall season to gaming drops, soccer thrills, a preseason cup, and a major refinery decision, we’ve covered the stories you care about. Check back soon for the next month’s updates.