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في ذكراها اليوم: حال السودان والبلاد العربية بعد (٥٩) عاما من “اللاءات الثلاثة” • Former Gender Minister petitions IGP Yohuno to probe father for sexually abusing four girls at Gomoa Dominase • Ex-NAFCO boss trial: Srem-Sai punches holes in defence counsels’ letters, medical reports • IPI: Africa Media Freedom Monitoring: April to June 2026 • Anambra LG Poll: APGA set to contest unopposed in 20 LGAs • FCT police command arrests officers over alleged N40,000 extortion • Taraba Gov Kefas redeploys four commissioners in cabinet reshuffle • Newcastle v West Brom, Tottenham v Charlton, Preston v Everton: Carabao Cup – live • Anambra LG poll: No automatic victory for sole chairmanship candidates — ANSIEC • Mahama signs Tribunals Act, nine other Bills into law • ‘My statement taken out of context’ – Kuje chairman clarifies • Tinubu Mourns Death Of The Eagle Online Publisher, Dotun Oladipo • ASUU: State varsities in Plateau, Edo, Ondo, others begin strike • Okoya’s son announces exit from music • VIDEO: I need a car, Lagos TikToker appeals to Osimhen • Fever-Sky sets 29-year WNBA viewership record • EFCC to appeal ruling on nine properties linked to Malami – Olukoyede • Northern senators urge FG to rescue victims abducted in Niger mosque attack • Check the statistics if you doubt OSP’s performance – Kissi Agyebeng to critics • Nigeria pledges to strengthen economic, trade, investment with India • في ذكراها اليوم: حال السودان والبلاد العربية بعد (٥٩) عاما من “اللاءات الثلاثة” • Former Gender Minister petitions IGP Yohuno to probe father for sexually abusing four girls at Gomoa Dominase • Ex-NAFCO boss trial: Srem-Sai punches holes in defence counsels’ letters, medical reports • IPI: Africa Media Freedom Monitoring: April to June 2026 • Anambra LG Poll: APGA set to contest unopposed in 20 LGAs • FCT police command arrests officers over alleged N40,000 extortion • Taraba Gov Kefas redeploys four commissioners in cabinet reshuffle • Newcastle v West Brom, Tottenham v Charlton, Preston v Everton: Carabao Cup – live • Anambra LG poll: No automatic victory for sole chairmanship candidates — ANSIEC • Mahama signs Tribunals Act, nine other Bills into law • ‘My statement taken out of context’ – Kuje chairman clarifies • Tinubu Mourns Death Of The Eagle Online Publisher, Dotun Oladipo • ASUU: State varsities in Plateau, Edo, Ondo, others begin strike • Okoya’s son announces exit from music • VIDEO: I need a car, Lagos TikToker appeals to Osimhen • Fever-Sky sets 29-year WNBA viewership record • EFCC to appeal ruling on nine properties linked to Malami – Olukoyede • Northern senators urge FG to rescue victims abducted in Niger mosque attack • Check the statistics if you doubt OSP’s performance – Kissi Agyebeng to critics • Nigeria pledges to strengthen economic, trade, investment with India

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