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From South-East London to a Royal Throne! SE Dons Captain George Desmond Kamurasi Is Tooro’s Next King • Benue bloodbath: NDC raises alarm over Peter Obi’s Benue blockade, demands probe into Yelwata visit • Abiodun says 100,000 Ogun women empowered to fight poverty, strengthen families • MAC reverses course, wants WMU recognized as winner in Michigan Hail Mary game • SEC schedules vote about whether to expel LSU from conference • TCN declares force majeure after Kainji-Birnin Kebbi tower collapse • Aston Villa Begin Champions League Campaign With 3-2 Win At Club Brugge • 2027: ‘APC will come last’ — Adebayo vows to defeat Tinubu • Gov. Okpebholo rewards WAFU-B Champions Edo Queens with N50m • Adamawa and APC’s emerging season of discontent, By Jibrin Musa • Eguavoen named interim Super Falcons coach ahead of Olympic qualifiers • Singer Papi Urhobo dies after severe illness • First-half treble powers Aston Villa to Champions League win at Club Brugge • Fire damages transformer, guts paint factory in Kano • LaLiga: If you haven’t won title for two years, it’s your problem – Yamal to Real Madrid • Obi Visits Plateau Attack Victims, Demands Decisive Action To Protect Lives • 2027: Oyo SDP replaces gov candidate • Woman found dead in Cross River hotel, police hunt male guest • Kebbi military widows, Nigerian Legion trade blame over association’s leadership • Police foil planned kidnap operation, recover arms in Akwa Ibom • From South-East London to a Royal Throne! SE Dons Captain George Desmond Kamurasi Is Tooro’s Next King • Benue bloodbath: NDC raises alarm over Peter Obi’s Benue blockade, demands probe into Yelwata visit • Abiodun says 100,000 Ogun women empowered to fight poverty, strengthen families • MAC reverses course, wants WMU recognized as winner in Michigan Hail Mary game • SEC schedules vote about whether to expel LSU from conference • TCN declares force majeure after Kainji-Birnin Kebbi tower collapse • Aston Villa Begin Champions League Campaign With 3-2 Win At Club Brugge • 2027: ‘APC will come last’ — Adebayo vows to defeat Tinubu • Gov. Okpebholo rewards WAFU-B Champions Edo Queens with N50m • Adamawa and APC’s emerging season of discontent, By Jibrin Musa • Eguavoen named interim Super Falcons coach ahead of Olympic qualifiers • Singer Papi Urhobo dies after severe illness • First-half treble powers Aston Villa to Champions League win at Club Brugge • Fire damages transformer, guts paint factory in Kano • LaLiga: If you haven’t won title for two years, it’s your problem – Yamal to Real Madrid • Obi Visits Plateau Attack Victims, Demands Decisive Action To Protect Lives • 2027: Oyo SDP replaces gov candidate • Woman found dead in Cross River hotel, police hunt male guest • Kebbi military widows, Nigerian Legion trade blame over association’s leadership • Police foil planned kidnap operation, recover arms in Akwa Ibom

September 8, 2026|19:31

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Arsenal show Chelsea, Premier League who's boss; Inter the team to beat in Serie A

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Arsenal looked rattled against Chelsea thanks to an early goal, but Mikel Arteta's side quickly showed why it's the team to beat in England. Plus Inter prove they are Serie A's top team, as Gab Marcotti recaps the weekend.

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