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NAPTIP rescues 258 human trafficking victims in Jigawa • Osun 2026: Political parties seal peace accord for peaceful poll • Commonwealth Games: Amusan settles for bronze as Nigeria adds another athletics medal in Glasgow • Ghana backs extending presidential term to 5 yrs, lowering age limit • Industry leaders urge policy certainty to protect Nigeria’s mobile credit sector • Asaba jet crew remains in SSS custody over security breach – Keyamo • Mexico captures mastermind behind mayor’s assassination • Real Madrid sign Levante striker Espi • Nigerians spent ₦1.7tn on MTN data in H1 2026 • Oyo School Abduction: Still gripped by doubts, Gov. Makinde constitutes panel to probe incident • Glasgow 2026: Amusan Claims Bronze In Women’s 100m Hurdles Final • Gunmen abduct poly students in Ogun • Akpoti-Uduaghan urges FG to invoke reciprocity over Ayra Starr’s reported visa denial • Flying Eagles Beat Togo 3-0, Through To WAFU U-20 Semi-Finals • Dr Muganga’s AI Manifesto Lands at LSE: Victoria University’s Education Reformer Takes Centre Stage in London • FROM COFFEE CLAIMS TO VICTORY: How Rogers Bulegeya’s Shs450 Million Saga Became a Test of NRM’s Grassroots Promise • President Museveni calls for UK partnership in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, public health • President Museveni, Somali counterpart Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Reaffirm Commitment to Peace and Regional Stability • President Museveni Sends Minister Babalanda to Console Buwenge Families, Promises Justice for LC1 Election Victims • How Oscar Mutebi Is Turning State House Exposure Into A Grassroots Leadership Story • NAPTIP rescues 258 human trafficking victims in Jigawa • Osun 2026: Political parties seal peace accord for peaceful poll • Commonwealth Games: Amusan settles for bronze as Nigeria adds another athletics medal in Glasgow • Ghana backs extending presidential term to 5 yrs, lowering age limit • Industry leaders urge policy certainty to protect Nigeria’s mobile credit sector • Asaba jet crew remains in SSS custody over security breach – Keyamo • Mexico captures mastermind behind mayor’s assassination • Real Madrid sign Levante striker Espi • Nigerians spent ₦1.7tn on MTN data in H1 2026 • Oyo School Abduction: Still gripped by doubts, Gov. Makinde constitutes panel to probe incident • Glasgow 2026: Amusan Claims Bronze In Women’s 100m Hurdles Final • Gunmen abduct poly students in Ogun • Akpoti-Uduaghan urges FG to invoke reciprocity over Ayra Starr’s reported visa denial • Flying Eagles Beat Togo 3-0, Through To WAFU U-20 Semi-Finals • Dr Muganga’s AI Manifesto Lands at LSE: Victoria University’s Education Reformer Takes Centre Stage in London • FROM COFFEE CLAIMS TO VICTORY: How Rogers Bulegeya’s Shs450 Million Saga Became a Test of NRM’s Grassroots Promise • President Museveni calls for UK partnership in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, public health • President Museveni, Somali counterpart Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Reaffirm Commitment to Peace and Regional Stability • President Museveni Sends Minister Babalanda to Console Buwenge Families, Promises Justice for LC1 Election Victims • How Oscar Mutebi Is Turning State House Exposure Into A Grassroots Leadership Story

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BUA pumps $85m into Port Harcourt terminal to back food business growth

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BUA Group is investing $85 million to expand its BUA Ports and Terminals facility in Port Harcourt as it prepares

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