TVET can help young people escape poverty - Parents urged to rethink career choices — Eric Saforo • GCTU celebrates class of 2025 as leaders challenge graduates to shape Ghana’s digital future • Attorney General opposes Wontumi’s bail application pending appeal in 20-year sentence • Mahama must investigate GoldBod over alleged US$1.7bn loss — Abena Osei-Asare • Legal vacation does not mean courts must shut down — Dr. Srem Sai • NFF apologises to Tinubu, Nigerians over Falcons’ World Cup qualification setback • NCAA orders arrest, prosecution of Air Peace driver over runway blockade • Tinubu seeks global cooperation to tackle emerging security threats • Football Daily | Liverpool, Jeff Bezos and mission creep off the field at Anfield • NPFL: Niger Tornadoes strengthen squad with four new players • CIBN urges banks to deploy fresh capital to MSMEs as yields fall • Frustrated that bombing has failed to contain Iran, US turns sanctions in next phase of confrontation • Osun election: ‘If you see them, kill them, lawmaker tells supporters • United Nigeria airlines suspends operations as aviation labour crisis escalates • National Payment Stack processes N1.4trn as banks accelerate digital payments shift • Trump smuggled aboard secret Turkey flight via catering truck due to Iran threat, US media say • MTN-IHS deal puts Nigeria at centre of $6.2bn telecom infrastructure takeover • Lissu aibua mapya mahakamani, ahoji kuteswa... • Democracy struggle: Bayelsa gov calls for true federalism, rule of law • ‘Keep dream alive’, Nnadozie hopeful for World Cup qualification after WAFCON setback • TVET can help young people escape poverty - Parents urged to rethink career choices — Eric Saforo • GCTU celebrates class of 2025 as leaders challenge graduates to shape Ghana’s digital future • Attorney General opposes Wontumi’s bail application pending appeal in 20-year sentence • Mahama must investigate GoldBod over alleged US$1.7bn loss — Abena Osei-Asare • Legal vacation does not mean courts must shut down — Dr. Srem Sai • NFF apologises to Tinubu, Nigerians over Falcons’ World Cup qualification setback • NCAA orders arrest, prosecution of Air Peace driver over runway blockade • Tinubu seeks global cooperation to tackle emerging security threats • Football Daily | Liverpool, Jeff Bezos and mission creep off the field at Anfield • NPFL: Niger Tornadoes strengthen squad with four new players • CIBN urges banks to deploy fresh capital to MSMEs as yields fall • Frustrated that bombing has failed to contain Iran, US turns sanctions in next phase of confrontation • Osun election: ‘If you see them, kill them, lawmaker tells supporters • United Nigeria airlines suspends operations as aviation labour crisis escalates • National Payment Stack processes N1.4trn as banks accelerate digital payments shift • Trump smuggled aboard secret Turkey flight via catering truck due to Iran threat, US media say • MTN-IHS deal puts Nigeria at centre of $6.2bn telecom infrastructure takeover • Lissu aibua mapya mahakamani, ahoji kuteswa... • Democracy struggle: Bayelsa gov calls for true federalism, rule of law • ‘Keep dream alive’, Nnadozie hopeful for World Cup qualification after WAFCON setback