September 2025 Archive: What You Missed on South Vent Daily

September was packed with headlines that cut across finance, tech, politics, and sports. From a high‑profile bank allegation in Nigeria to a dual‑screen flagship phone, the stories kept readers on their toes. Below is a quick rundown of the most talked‑about items, so you can catch up in a few minutes.

Finance, Tech, and Politics Highlights

Felak Group’s chief, Aisha Achimugu, slammed a $7 million claim by Providus Bank as false and warned of legal action if the bank doesn’t retract it. The dispute highlights how quickly rumors can turn into costly legal battles.

At the 4th PENGASSAN Energy and Labour Summit, Nigeria’s President Festus Osifo blamed political interference, not skill gaps, for the country’s refinery woes. He urged stable policies and better tools to bring back investor confidence.

In the U.S., a statement from the Trump administration linking acetaminophen to autism sparked a backlash from doctors who said the evidence is weak. Experts urged pregnant people not to panic and reminded readers to follow established medical advice.

On the tech front, Xiaomi unveiled the 17 Pro Max, a 6.9‑inch dual‑screen phone powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. With up to 1 TB of storage, a 7500 mAh battery, and a Leica‑branded camera, the device aims to challenge Apple’s premium lineup.

South Africa also saw a political milestone as Adelita Grijalva became Arizona’s first Latina congresswoman. Her agenda focuses on the Epstein files, environmental justice, public education, and protecting Medicaid access.

Sports Action Across Continents

The 2025‑26 Serie A calendar was released, showing Napoli defending their title from August 23. Key fixtures and regional breakdowns gave fans plenty to anticipate.

Former Italy defender Fabio Grosso led Sassuolo back to Serie A after a Serie B triumph, promising an exciting season for the Mapei‑owned club.

Juventus fans looking to watch the Atalanta clash on September 27 can now navigate a two‑phase ticket sale. Prices start at $93, with discounts for kids and a VIP hospitality option for those who want extra perks.

The transfer market stayed busy with Al‑Nassr courting Sadio Mane and teenage talent Alejandro Garnacho. Rumors suggest the Saudi side is weighing big‑name signings while dealing with Mane’s uncertain future.

LaLiga’s opening week saw Barcelona roar to a 3‑0 win while Real Madrid scraped a narrow victory under new manager Xabi Alonso. Week 2 predictions highlighted a likely draw between Real Betis and Alavés and a tough test for Mallorca.

In South America, River Plate edged Club Libertad on penalties to reach the Copa Libertadores quarter‑finals, keeping their unbeaten streak against the Paraguayan side.

The Carabao Cup draw paired Newcastle with Bradford and Liverpool with Southampton, setting the stage for early‑round drama that could reshape the season’s narrative.

WWE fans got a taste of summer heat as Cody Rhodes faced Seth Rollins on Raw, while Asuka shocked the crowd by betraying Iyo Sky. The episode set up women’s title matches for the upcoming Crown Jewel event.

South African soccer got a nod when Stellenbosch FC’s Evangelos Vellios earned a spot on the Carling All‑Star squad, acknowledging his work developing young talent.

In the Premier League, Tottenham pulled off a 2‑0 upset at the Etihad, pushing Manchester City down the table. Brennan Johnson and João Palhinha scored after a VAR reversal and a goalkeeping error, respectively.

Finally, England’s World Cup qualifier squad saw Thomas Tuchel drop Trent Alexander‑Arnold and hand debuts to Elliot Anderson and Djed Spence. The changes highlighted a shift in strategy ahead of crucial matches.

That’s the snapshot of September 2025 on South Vent Daily. Whether you follow finance, tech, politics, or any sport, the archive has something worth a read.