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US Coast Guard lifts 12-year condition of entry on vessels from Nigeria • JUST IN: Gunfire erupts in Osogbo as hoodlums attack Adeleke’s convoy • High fuel costs push Niger farmers toward solar irrigation • BREAKING: Tinubu orders diversion of EFCC-recovered funds to student loan scheme • VIDEO: Adeleke forgives opponent, vows Osun won’t return to darkness • Waziri wa zamani wa Ukraine ataka uchaguzi vitani • Tinubu orders diversion of EFCC-recovered funds to student loan scheme • EPL: Mark Goldbridge predicts surprise title winners, top five places • FG urges Nigerians to dial 112 for medical emergencies, releases state numbers • Tinubu directs EFCC to channel seized funds, unclaimed dividends to NELFUND • Okoye: I Want To Give Everything For Udinese • Tanzania yaikabidhi DRC vifaa tiba vya Sh220 milioni kukabili Ebola • Inside August Meeting 2026: How Amstel Malta honoured Igbo heritage, created impact in Enugu • Saratani ya mlango wa kizazi yaongoza kwa vifo nchini • Transfer: Aston Villa eye Tosin with Konsa set to join Arsenal • Referees’ chief Howard Webb ‘really troubled’ by Folarin Balogun escaping World Cup ban • Plateau attacks: OPSH relocates tactical headquarters to Mangu • TCN expands Lagos power grid with 840MVA transformer roll-out • How Angélique Kidjo became Africa’s first Hollywood Walk of Fame star recipient • US labour union groups sue Trump over visa limits on foreign journalists, students • US Coast Guard lifts 12-year condition of entry on vessels from Nigeria • JUST IN: Gunfire erupts in Osogbo as hoodlums attack Adeleke’s convoy • High fuel costs push Niger farmers toward solar irrigation • BREAKING: Tinubu orders diversion of EFCC-recovered funds to student loan scheme • VIDEO: Adeleke forgives opponent, vows Osun won’t return to darkness • Waziri wa zamani wa Ukraine ataka uchaguzi vitani • Tinubu orders diversion of EFCC-recovered funds to student loan scheme • EPL: Mark Goldbridge predicts surprise title winners, top five places • FG urges Nigerians to dial 112 for medical emergencies, releases state numbers • Tinubu directs EFCC to channel seized funds, unclaimed dividends to NELFUND • Okoye: I Want To Give Everything For Udinese • Tanzania yaikabidhi DRC vifaa tiba vya Sh220 milioni kukabili Ebola • Inside August Meeting 2026: How Amstel Malta honoured Igbo heritage, created impact in Enugu • Saratani ya mlango wa kizazi yaongoza kwa vifo nchini • Transfer: Aston Villa eye Tosin with Konsa set to join Arsenal • Referees’ chief Howard Webb ‘really troubled’ by Folarin Balogun escaping World Cup ban • Plateau attacks: OPSH relocates tactical headquarters to Mangu • TCN expands Lagos power grid with 840MVA transformer roll-out • How Angélique Kidjo became Africa’s first Hollywood Walk of Fame star recipient • US labour union groups sue Trump over visa limits on foreign journalists, students

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Arsenal chief executive Richard Garlick has hinted that manager Mikel Arteta will sign a new contract with the Premier League

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