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SPORTS PLANET Podcast…EPISODE 148: Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Preview • Lagos assembly sets up committee to recover government assets • Airtel Money commences conditional trading on London Stock Exchange • France’s seafood problem starts elsewhere • Pre-tertiary teachers’ strike: We have taken teachers for granted for too long — Dr. Partey-Anti • GMB’s Ampomaa faces backlash as Efiya Otiwaa demands apology over ‘nananom’ song • Visa scandal: 'Ampofo Ankrah’s suspension not enough; Kofi Adams must also step aside' — Senyo Amekplenu • AGITF, Azania Benki watenga mikopo ya mabilioni kwa vijana na wanawake • Collaboration, Infrastructure and Trust as Drivers of Digital Growth – FCMB • I’m Only Thinking About My Work At Bayern — Kompany Breaks Silence On Man City Financial Charges Verdict • 2027: Shehu Sani harps on danger of disrupting rotational presidency • Diri orders 24-hour curfew in Bayelsa community after unrest • Alleged Rape: Poco Lee returns to social media after release from UK detention • Tanesco yabeba tuzo nne za umahiri mawasiliano kwa umma • Tetemeko la ardhi lilivyotikisa Kagera, wananchi waingiwa hofu • Vijana, wanawake 2,437 kuchaguliwa BBT • Moto wateketeza mabanda 17 Tanga, wafanyabiashara waomba msaada • Sera mpya ya uwekezaji kuendana na Dira 2050 • EPL: Chelsea receive injury boost over five players ahead of Bournemouth clash • Improve water collection before enforcing penalties — Group to Osun govt • SPORTS PLANET Podcast…EPISODE 148: Manchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur Preview • Lagos assembly sets up committee to recover government assets • Airtel Money commences conditional trading on London Stock Exchange • France’s seafood problem starts elsewhere • Pre-tertiary teachers’ strike: We have taken teachers for granted for too long — Dr. Partey-Anti • GMB’s Ampomaa faces backlash as Efiya Otiwaa demands apology over ‘nananom’ song • Visa scandal: 'Ampofo Ankrah’s suspension not enough; Kofi Adams must also step aside' — Senyo Amekplenu • AGITF, Azania Benki watenga mikopo ya mabilioni kwa vijana na wanawake • Collaboration, Infrastructure and Trust as Drivers of Digital Growth – FCMB • I’m Only Thinking About My Work At Bayern — Kompany Breaks Silence On Man City Financial Charges Verdict • 2027: Shehu Sani harps on danger of disrupting rotational presidency • Diri orders 24-hour curfew in Bayelsa community after unrest • Alleged Rape: Poco Lee returns to social media after release from UK detention • Tanesco yabeba tuzo nne za umahiri mawasiliano kwa umma • Tetemeko la ardhi lilivyotikisa Kagera, wananchi waingiwa hofu • Vijana, wanawake 2,437 kuchaguliwa BBT • Moto wateketeza mabanda 17 Tanga, wafanyabiashara waomba msaada • Sera mpya ya uwekezaji kuendana na Dira 2050 • EPL: Chelsea receive injury boost over five players ahead of Bournemouth clash • Improve water collection before enforcing penalties — Group to Osun govt

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American lobbying firms disagree over $57m US lawsuit against Tinubu

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DCI Group has rejected allegations in a $57 million US lawsuit against President Bola Tinubu and others, while Femi Fani-Kayode's office says he has not been formally served.

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