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Lagos upgrades hospitals, plans head and neck centre in Somolu • Osun woman found dead with severed hand inside church • Fire destroys six shops in Lagos market • Truck kills pedestrian in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash • Two kidnappers killed in Imo police raid • Cameroon Beat Malawi 3-0 To Win WAFCON Title For First Time • Video: Ronaldo, Georgina hold wedding ceremony at home as details emerge • Adeleke Withdraws Suit Against EFCC, Says Tinubu’s Intervention Settled Matter • FULL LIST: Award winners at WAFCON 2026 • Osun Poll: Adeleke’s Camp Denies Having Political Deal With Tinubu • Trump orders reduction of US-South Korea military drills, ‘not happy’ with exercises • Trump orders reduction in US–South Korea military drills, cites Kim Jong Un ties • PICTORIAL: Inside Ronaldo, Georgina’s intimate living room wedding in Portugal • TRENDING: Angry students avenge colleague, strip lecturer over attempted sexual assault • Gen. Muhoozi Lands in Gabon for Independence Day Celebrations • ASIA NAMUSOKE: Accountability Without Humiliation: A Response to Mike Ssegawa • Col. Night Ikiriza Urges Kitende S.S Students to Embrace Patriotism and Positive Mindset • Museveni Celebrates Grandson Ruhamya After Sandhurst Graduation • Jared Kushner meets with Hamas ahead of talks with Netanyahu on Gaza • VIDEO: Come give me hug, emotional Adeleke tells Davido after poll win • Lagos upgrades hospitals, plans head and neck centre in Somolu • Osun woman found dead with severed hand inside church • Fire destroys six shops in Lagos market • Truck kills pedestrian in Lagos-Ibadan Expressway crash • Two kidnappers killed in Imo police raid • Cameroon Beat Malawi 3-0 To Win WAFCON Title For First Time • Video: Ronaldo, Georgina hold wedding ceremony at home as details emerge • Adeleke Withdraws Suit Against EFCC, Says Tinubu’s Intervention Settled Matter • FULL LIST: Award winners at WAFCON 2026 • Osun Poll: Adeleke’s Camp Denies Having Political Deal With Tinubu • Trump orders reduction of US-South Korea military drills, ‘not happy’ with exercises • Trump orders reduction in US–South Korea military drills, cites Kim Jong Un ties • PICTORIAL: Inside Ronaldo, Georgina’s intimate living room wedding in Portugal • TRENDING: Angry students avenge colleague, strip lecturer over attempted sexual assault • Gen. Muhoozi Lands in Gabon for Independence Day Celebrations • ASIA NAMUSOKE: Accountability Without Humiliation: A Response to Mike Ssegawa • Col. Night Ikiriza Urges Kitende S.S Students to Embrace Patriotism and Positive Mindset • Museveni Celebrates Grandson Ruhamya After Sandhurst Graduation • Jared Kushner meets with Hamas ahead of talks with Netanyahu on Gaza • VIDEO: Come give me hug, emotional Adeleke tells Davido after poll win

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Barcelona agree €76.5m deal to sign Rodri from Manchester City

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Barcelona has reached a €76.5m deal with Manchester City to sign Spanish World Cup winner Rodri. Get the full details on this major transfer. Read More: https://punchng.com/barcelona-agree-e76-5m-deal-to-sign-rodri-from-manchester-city/

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