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Senegal Edge Sand Eagles 6-4 In Friendly • Saka, Kane Hit Brace As England Down Croatia 7-0 In Nations League Clash • England hand Croatia heaviest-ever defeat in 7-0 thrashing • Euromatch NPFL: Kano Pillars, Sporting Lagos play out draw • Fernandes hails Portugal’s ‘greatest symbol’ Ronaldo, calls for unity • No. 8 Gators to be without leading receiver Brown vs. Mizzou • Panthers captain Barkov, who missed all of 2025-26, to IR after 2 games • Fever's Mitchell says she'll be 'selfish' with free agency decision • Kane and Saka double up as England school Croatia in historic Nations League rout • How Rui Pinto’s ‘Football Leaks’ exposed Man City finances • The Economist says Tinubu may retain power despite public discontent, opposition disagrees • Soludo swears in 21 council mayors, urges them to prioritise service, accountability • Anthony Joshua lands N17bn Netflix documentary deal • Angola Cables upgrades atlantic network as AI reshapes global data demand • I’ll Ask Trump To Join My Ringwalk Against Joshua –Fury • Osas Ighodaro Took the High Fashion Icon Theme Into Sculptural Ivory & Gold • Akwa Ibom PUNCH reporter Patrick Odey buried • Digital education will create jobs, opportunities for students – Presidential aide • Abducted NYSC Members: Parents accuse transport firm of withholding passengers’ next-of-kin details • Nations League: Kane, Saka score twice as England rout Croatia 7-0 • Senegal Edge Sand Eagles 6-4 In Friendly • Saka, Kane Hit Brace As England Down Croatia 7-0 In Nations League Clash • England hand Croatia heaviest-ever defeat in 7-0 thrashing • Euromatch NPFL: Kano Pillars, Sporting Lagos play out draw • Fernandes hails Portugal’s ‘greatest symbol’ Ronaldo, calls for unity • No. 8 Gators to be without leading receiver Brown vs. Mizzou • Panthers captain Barkov, who missed all of 2025-26, to IR after 2 games • Fever's Mitchell says she'll be 'selfish' with free agency decision • Kane and Saka double up as England school Croatia in historic Nations League rout • How Rui Pinto’s ‘Football Leaks’ exposed Man City finances • The Economist says Tinubu may retain power despite public discontent, opposition disagrees • Soludo swears in 21 council mayors, urges them to prioritise service, accountability • Anthony Joshua lands N17bn Netflix documentary deal • Angola Cables upgrades atlantic network as AI reshapes global data demand • I’ll Ask Trump To Join My Ringwalk Against Joshua –Fury • Osas Ighodaro Took the High Fashion Icon Theme Into Sculptural Ivory & Gold • Akwa Ibom PUNCH reporter Patrick Odey buried • Digital education will create jobs, opportunities for students – Presidential aide • Abducted NYSC Members: Parents accuse transport firm of withholding passengers’ next-of-kin details • Nations League: Kane, Saka score twice as England rout Croatia 7-0

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2027: Ethnicity, Religion may outweigh economic consideration by voters — PIG

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Ethnicity and religion will outweigh economic considerations in determining the outcome of Nigeria’s presidential and other elections scheduled to hold

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