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Inside the tragic final hours of 30-year-old police escort officer • Xenophobia: ‘Stay in your human hunting country’ – Mama Pee warns Tyla ahead Lagos concert • WAFCON 2026: Ghana cruise past Cape Verde as Cameroon edge Mali in thrilling Group D opener • Pope Leo: I think of myself more as the pope who happens to be American • Match Preview WAFCON’26; Nigeria Vs Zambia • Human trafficking: Group warns Nigerian youths about fake West African jobs • Degrees Open Doors, Skills Determine Success, UI VC Tells Students • Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family Wins Case; Court Bars Dickson from Parading as Ebusuapanyin • Fifa wants more money for its members but that does not guarantee investment | John Duerden • Eddie Howe leaves Newcastle United with Matthias Jaissle set to replace him • Opposition In Disarray As Gov Abba Yusuf Consolidates in Kano • ‘I’m for relationship or marriage, but against women using them to escape poverty,’ Geh Geh clarifies • BBNaija11: I’ve never suffered heartbreak because I always have plan-B – Tram • Dangote Cement’s half-year profit climbs 23% to ₦639 billion on sales growth • Delta court sentences two persons to death over murder of DELSU student • Glasgow 2026: Amusan leads Team Nigeria’s medal chase on Day 7 • Peter Okoye apologises, calls out twin brother ‘Rudeboy’ over language saga • Man jailed for 15 years over bhang trafficking in Nyeri • UPDATED: Howe steps down as Newcastle head coach • Strike: Ondo gov approves ₦1.1bn for varsity, urges lecturers to return to work • Inside the tragic final hours of 30-year-old police escort officer • Xenophobia: ‘Stay in your human hunting country’ – Mama Pee warns Tyla ahead Lagos concert • WAFCON 2026: Ghana cruise past Cape Verde as Cameroon edge Mali in thrilling Group D opener • Pope Leo: I think of myself more as the pope who happens to be American • Match Preview WAFCON’26; Nigeria Vs Zambia • Human trafficking: Group warns Nigerian youths about fake West African jobs • Degrees Open Doors, Skills Determine Success, UI VC Tells Students • Paakesedo Nsona Royal Family Wins Case; Court Bars Dickson from Parading as Ebusuapanyin • Fifa wants more money for its members but that does not guarantee investment | John Duerden • Eddie Howe leaves Newcastle United with Matthias Jaissle set to replace him • Opposition In Disarray As Gov Abba Yusuf Consolidates in Kano • ‘I’m for relationship or marriage, but against women using them to escape poverty,’ Geh Geh clarifies • BBNaija11: I’ve never suffered heartbreak because I always have plan-B – Tram • Dangote Cement’s half-year profit climbs 23% to ₦639 billion on sales growth • Delta court sentences two persons to death over murder of DELSU student • Glasgow 2026: Amusan leads Team Nigeria’s medal chase on Day 7 • Peter Okoye apologises, calls out twin brother ‘Rudeboy’ over language saga • Man jailed for 15 years over bhang trafficking in Nyeri • UPDATED: Howe steps down as Newcastle head coach • Strike: Ondo gov approves ₦1.1bn for varsity, urges lecturers to return to work

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ADIDAS, WAY UP SPORTS AND THE EGYPTIAN HANDBALL FEDERATION ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO DRIVE THE NEXT ERA OF EGYPTIAN HANDBALL

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Cairo, Egypt, July 30th – adidas today announced a strategic partnership with the Egyptian Handball Federation (EHF), becoming the federation’s official sportswear partner. The agreement was formalised during a ceremony held at the Ministry of Youth and Sports, attended by Minister Gohar Nabil, representatives from the Egyptian Handball Federation, adidas and its official local partner, […]

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