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EU denies rejecting INEC invitation to observe Nigeria’s general elections • Police arrest 20-year-old man for allegedly assaulting mother in Adamawa • Nigeria targets doubling livestock sector’s $32bn economic contribution — Tinubu • August 15: Atiku woos Osun voters, urges support for ADC candidate • Nine suspects in Police grip over GHS30,000 Momo robbery and murder at Fiapre • GACC trains Northern stakeholders on public procurement, transparency and digital accountability • Gambia to understudy TETFund as country seeks stronger tertiary education financing • Adamawa to demolish 1975 Doctors Quarters • Ghana rakes in $4.34bn from tourism as international arrivals hit 1.3million in 2025 • Delta Government suspends Works Commissioner Izeze indefinitely over PTI attack • Osun Poll: Atiku canvasses votes for ADC as Aregbesola denies alliance speculation • Kano State aligns university salaries with federal structure in N4.7bn overhaul • Okpebholo approves appointment of 4,800 aides • ADC risks losing Adamawa over guber candidate substitution, Lawal warns • Troops rescue 16 kidnapped victims in Kogi • Carabao Cup second-round draw: Chelsea host Luton, Forest at home to Leeds • Adamu Toro: Uba Sani and politics of compassion in Kaduna • Freedom of speech without responsibility a threat to democracy – Alhaji Osman • Four players return to Real Madrid • Busia has been treated unfairly in Ghana’s political history — Kufuor • EU denies rejecting INEC invitation to observe Nigeria’s general elections • Police arrest 20-year-old man for allegedly assaulting mother in Adamawa • Nigeria targets doubling livestock sector’s $32bn economic contribution — Tinubu • August 15: Atiku woos Osun voters, urges support for ADC candidate • Nine suspects in Police grip over GHS30,000 Momo robbery and murder at Fiapre • GACC trains Northern stakeholders on public procurement, transparency and digital accountability • Gambia to understudy TETFund as country seeks stronger tertiary education financing • Adamawa to demolish 1975 Doctors Quarters • Ghana rakes in $4.34bn from tourism as international arrivals hit 1.3million in 2025 • Delta Government suspends Works Commissioner Izeze indefinitely over PTI attack • Osun Poll: Atiku canvasses votes for ADC as Aregbesola denies alliance speculation • Kano State aligns university salaries with federal structure in N4.7bn overhaul • Okpebholo approves appointment of 4,800 aides • ADC risks losing Adamawa over guber candidate substitution, Lawal warns • Troops rescue 16 kidnapped victims in Kogi • Carabao Cup second-round draw: Chelsea host Luton, Forest at home to Leeds • Adamu Toro: Uba Sani and politics of compassion in Kaduna • Freedom of speech without responsibility a threat to democracy – Alhaji Osman • Four players return to Real Madrid • Busia has been treated unfairly in Ghana’s political history — Kufuor

August 10, 2026|20:04

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