Why I quit as White House press secretary – Karoline Leavitt • JonahCapital  petitions EFCC over alleged $300m River Park Estate claim • Olubadan-in-Council will partner FRSC to ensure safer roads in Oyo – Ladoja • How African carriers turned a capacity squeeze into efficiency triumph in June • Osun: Those inciting violence would end up in prison at the Hague – Gbenga-Hashim • Emirates hits landmark 100th retrofitted wide-body aircraft in $5bn fleet upgrade • Why global buyers are increasingly looking to Nigeria for premium agricultural commodities • ‘We’ll do our best’ – Ajibade fires warning to South Africa ahead playoff clash • Man gets 13 years, 20 strokes for sexually abusing 10-year-old • Aiyedatiwa signs new Ondo electricity power sector law • 2027 WWC Playoffs: Ajibade Confident Super Falcons Will Deliver Against South Africa • ‘Comedy not supposed to be intelligent’ – Josh2funny defends ‘Olodo Uprising’ • Army battalion begins operations in Kwara South • St Kitts and Nevis introduces mandatory biometrics for all citizens • MPs call for shift from disaster relief to preparedness • Court Orders Muwema & Co Advocates to Deposit Shs370m Security in Downtown Investments Dispute • Chelsea set Friday deadline for Fernández suitors as City reject new £51m Barça bid for Rodri • Ohanaeze takes campaign for Igbo culture, language to women’s meeting • I mentored Azikel refinery boss Eruani from ‘small boy’ to big businessman — Patience Jonathan • Vanguard Visit: Rising Costs Force Airlines to Dip Into Reserves, Shareholders’ Funds — UNA says • Why I quit as White House press secretary – Karoline Leavitt • JonahCapital  petitions EFCC over alleged $300m River Park Estate claim • Olubadan-in-Council will partner FRSC to ensure safer roads in Oyo – Ladoja • How African carriers turned a capacity squeeze into efficiency triumph in June • Osun: Those inciting violence would end up in prison at the Hague – Gbenga-Hashim • Emirates hits landmark 100th retrofitted wide-body aircraft in $5bn fleet upgrade • Why global buyers are increasingly looking to Nigeria for premium agricultural commodities • ‘We’ll do our best’ – Ajibade fires warning to South Africa ahead playoff clash • Man gets 13 years, 20 strokes for sexually abusing 10-year-old • Aiyedatiwa signs new Ondo electricity power sector law • 2027 WWC Playoffs: Ajibade Confident Super Falcons Will Deliver Against South Africa • ‘Comedy not supposed to be intelligent’ – Josh2funny defends ‘Olodo Uprising’ • Army battalion begins operations in Kwara South • St Kitts and Nevis introduces mandatory biometrics for all citizens • MPs call for shift from disaster relief to preparedness • Court Orders Muwema & Co Advocates to Deposit Shs370m Security in Downtown Investments Dispute • Chelsea set Friday deadline for Fernández suitors as City reject new £51m Barça bid for Rodri • Ohanaeze takes campaign for Igbo culture, language to women’s meeting • I mentored Azikel refinery boss Eruani from ‘small boy’ to big businessman — Patience Jonathan • Vanguard Visit: Rising Costs Force Airlines to Dip Into Reserves, Shareholders’ Funds — UNA says