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NPFL: Katsina United sign free agent Suleiman Idris • Ebonyi Announces Sept 7 Resumption Date For 2026/2027 Academic Session • Done Deal: Nigerian Striker Completes Loan Move To Belgian Club SK Beveren • Arteta Reacts To Chelsea Players Using Rugby Tackle Pads In Training Ahead Arsenal Clash • Russian strike kills four in Ukraine — Military • 23-yr-old DELSU undergraduate crowned king • NNL: Bayelsa United assure staff over outstanding payments • NFF crisis, threat of FIFA ban and the future of Nigerian football • Moniepoint loan officer arrested over alleged ₦74m fraud in Yobe • Trump sends envoys to Moscow, Kyiv with new plan to ‘end war’ • Serena, Venus Williams fall in thrilling return to US Open doubles • Encomiums at vigil mass for Rotimi Amaechi’s mother • 2027: ‘Tinubu’ll lose before 8 o’clock on election day, Atiku can’t be rivalled’ – ADC chieftain • LASU condemns assault of student at off-campus hostel, begins probe • Wike’s nuisance value made him governor twice – Lere Olayinka replies ADC chieftain • Katsina: Police Arrest 247 Crime Suspects, Rescue 17 Kidnap Victims In One-Month Crackdown • 2027: If you sample 1,000 Nigerians, 900 won’t vote for Tinubu — Henry Shield • Drug addiction took 10 years of my life, left me smelling at work — Man narrates • KIWALA CAROLINE TAHIR: The Restoration of Kingdoms; The Decision That Gave Us A Father, A Son And A legacy – Omukama Olimi Kaboyo and Omukama Oyo Nyimba • Ugandan Startup SANDI AI Wins UGX 190 Million GoGettaz Prize for Transforming Agricultural Finance • NPFL: Katsina United sign free agent Suleiman Idris • Ebonyi Announces Sept 7 Resumption Date For 2026/2027 Academic Session • Done Deal: Nigerian Striker Completes Loan Move To Belgian Club SK Beveren • Arteta Reacts To Chelsea Players Using Rugby Tackle Pads In Training Ahead Arsenal Clash • Russian strike kills four in Ukraine — Military • 23-yr-old DELSU undergraduate crowned king • NNL: Bayelsa United assure staff over outstanding payments • NFF crisis, threat of FIFA ban and the future of Nigerian football • Moniepoint loan officer arrested over alleged ₦74m fraud in Yobe • Trump sends envoys to Moscow, Kyiv with new plan to ‘end war’ • Serena, Venus Williams fall in thrilling return to US Open doubles • Encomiums at vigil mass for Rotimi Amaechi’s mother • 2027: ‘Tinubu’ll lose before 8 o’clock on election day, Atiku can’t be rivalled’ – ADC chieftain • LASU condemns assault of student at off-campus hostel, begins probe • Wike’s nuisance value made him governor twice – Lere Olayinka replies ADC chieftain • Katsina: Police Arrest 247 Crime Suspects, Rescue 17 Kidnap Victims In One-Month Crackdown • 2027: If you sample 1,000 Nigerians, 900 won’t vote for Tinubu — Henry Shield • Drug addiction took 10 years of my life, left me smelling at work — Man narrates • KIWALA CAROLINE TAHIR: The Restoration of Kingdoms; The Decision That Gave Us A Father, A Son And A legacy – Omukama Olimi Kaboyo and Omukama Oyo Nyimba • Ugandan Startup SANDI AI Wins UGX 190 Million GoGettaz Prize for Transforming Agricultural Finance

September 5, 2026|07:11

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