Morning recap: Dangote defends petrol price hikes, APC-ADC subsidy row, other top stories • Transfer rumors, news: Spurs to make late move for Pulisic? • Open letter to Mr President: Start the dance on electricity • Venus, 46, loses after latest-ever start at US Open • Police Disrupt Bandit Syndicate In Plateau • How hardship forces homes to shun balanced diets • الحركة الإسلامية السودانية.. لا تغيير في المنهج أو المشروع • Jonathan’s “mind your business”caution to governors • INEC denies replacing NDC candidates for 2027 elections • Emzor raises N26.7bn bond to boost local drug manufacturing • Zenith Bank, MTN Nigeria, AXA Mansard top stock pick this week • Governor Mutfwang Criminalises Hisbah Activities In Plateau • Democratic choice between obeying laws and defending workers’ rights, by Owei Lakemfa • Today’s Opposition Gathering in Abuja: The choice before presidential candidates • Oil Prices Rise, Stocks Drop As US, Iran Resume Strikes • From N10,100 to N20,100: Rising cost of tax clearance and the threat to secondary school enrollment in Lagos • EPL: Xabi Alonso confirms injury blow after Chelsea’s 4-3 win over Brighton • Black Sunday in Awka as suspected cultists kill three, injure many • FG targets 20,000 annual medical school admissions, plans six-zone simulation centres • Transfer: How Neymar’s family company freed Santos from FIFA registration ban • Morning recap: Dangote defends petrol price hikes, APC-ADC subsidy row, other top stories • Transfer rumors, news: Spurs to make late move for Pulisic? • Open letter to Mr President: Start the dance on electricity • Venus, 46, loses after latest-ever start at US Open • Police Disrupt Bandit Syndicate In Plateau • How hardship forces homes to shun balanced diets • الحركة الإسلامية السودانية.. لا تغيير في المنهج أو المشروع • Jonathan’s “mind your business”caution to governors • INEC denies replacing NDC candidates for 2027 elections • Emzor raises N26.7bn bond to boost local drug manufacturing • Zenith Bank, MTN Nigeria, AXA Mansard top stock pick this week • Governor Mutfwang Criminalises Hisbah Activities In Plateau • Democratic choice between obeying laws and defending workers’ rights, by Owei Lakemfa • Today’s Opposition Gathering in Abuja: The choice before presidential candidates • Oil Prices Rise, Stocks Drop As US, Iran Resume Strikes • From N10,100 to N20,100: Rising cost of tax clearance and the threat to secondary school enrollment in Lagos • EPL: Xabi Alonso confirms injury blow after Chelsea’s 4-3 win over Brighton • Black Sunday in Awka as suspected cultists kill three, injure many • FG targets 20,000 annual medical school admissions, plans six-zone simulation centres • Transfer: How Neymar’s family company freed Santos from FIFA registration ban
