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'NPP will win 2028 elections if we are united' – Bawumia • President Mahama wants Ghana where no woman dies giving birth – Deputy Health Minister • Health Minister cautions Boards against interfering in day-to-day management • Iran blames US presence for Gulf waters pollution after oil spills • One dead after tanker and Toyota Voxy collide on Kasoa-Winneba road • ‘I don’t want to be part of Nigerian politics; it’s evil’ — Davido • Diri praises deputy governor’s humility, capacity • Osun victory, demonstration of people’s power- Timi Frank • 20-year-old man drowns while crossing Ghana-Togo border river in Tempane • Expert demands world-class tourism corridor along Lagos coastal highway • Africa’s debt is safer, but more expensive • O’Neill’s Celtic through to Scottish League Cup quarter finals • MREIF Half-Year Earnings Reflect Continued Growth in Affordable Mortgage Lending • Russia’s oil decline deepens as new projects fall short • PS Ben Kumumanya: LC I, LC II Leaders Are the Bridge Between the Citizen and the State • BBNaija Season 11: Neche takes voluntary exit • Nigerian newspapers review: Why Adeleke won again in Osun • Nigeria set to release inflation report for July • Ooni of Ife to lead S-West monarchs to Ekiti community festival • Transfer: Olayinka completes move to Saudi Arabian club Al Wehda • 'NPP will win 2028 elections if we are united' – Bawumia • President Mahama wants Ghana where no woman dies giving birth – Deputy Health Minister • Health Minister cautions Boards against interfering in day-to-day management • Iran blames US presence for Gulf waters pollution after oil spills • One dead after tanker and Toyota Voxy collide on Kasoa-Winneba road • ‘I don’t want to be part of Nigerian politics; it’s evil’ — Davido • Diri praises deputy governor’s humility, capacity • Osun victory, demonstration of people’s power- Timi Frank • 20-year-old man drowns while crossing Ghana-Togo border river in Tempane • Expert demands world-class tourism corridor along Lagos coastal highway • Africa’s debt is safer, but more expensive • O’Neill’s Celtic through to Scottish League Cup quarter finals • MREIF Half-Year Earnings Reflect Continued Growth in Affordable Mortgage Lending • Russia’s oil decline deepens as new projects fall short • PS Ben Kumumanya: LC I, LC II Leaders Are the Bridge Between the Citizen and the State • BBNaija Season 11: Neche takes voluntary exit • Nigerian newspapers review: Why Adeleke won again in Osun • Nigeria set to release inflation report for July • Ooni of Ife to lead S-West monarchs to Ekiti community festival • Transfer: Olayinka completes move to Saudi Arabian club Al Wehda

August 17, 2026|10:28

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10-man Lens beat PSG 1-0 to win French Champions’ trophy

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Ten-man Lens secured a 1-0 victory over PSG in the French Champions’ Trophy, with Florian Thauvin’s goal denying PSG a second trophy in five days. Read More: https://punchng.com/10-man-lens-beat-psg-1-0-to-win-french-champions-trophy/

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