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Stakeholders raise alarm over foreign logistics dominance • Zelensky, Netanyahu and Trump: A prostrate world at their feet, by Owei Lakemfa • Economy improving for Tinubu, worsening for the people, by Adekunle Adekoya • Enoh hails Dangote as Nigeria’s industrial champion • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, July 31, 2026 • Drug smuggling across Africa jumps over 600 percent in two years – AFRICOM • Transfer: ‘Vinicius is playing you’ – Paul Merson names player Arsenal should sign • Putting First Lady’s Akwete Declaration in Proper Perspective • Oguzie Bags NIDCOM Award for Leadership Development • Abubakar: The Man Who Chooses Nation over Power • Ododo Seeks Diasporan Nigerians’ Support for Govt’s Economic Reforms • Otedola acquires additional N222bn FirstHoldco shares, now controls 26% • EPL: Great player, smart signing – Gary Cahill reacts to Chelsea’s latest recruit • Xenophobic attacks and ANC’s leadership failures • Online scams driving human trafficking – Remi Tinubu • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Chelle Applauds Flying Eagles’ Victory Over Togo • 34 workers killed in Pakistan coal mine blast — Report • Nigeria has resources to become aviation hub – AVM Suleh • Film Lab Africa heads to Kano as nationwide momentum builds • Fifa to push ahead with consultation plan despite backlash and insists ‘nobody is selling football’ • Stakeholders raise alarm over foreign logistics dominance • Zelensky, Netanyahu and Trump: A prostrate world at their feet, by Owei Lakemfa • Economy improving for Tinubu, worsening for the people, by Adekunle Adekoya • Enoh hails Dangote as Nigeria’s industrial champion • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, July 31, 2026 • Drug smuggling across Africa jumps over 600 percent in two years – AFRICOM • Transfer: ‘Vinicius is playing you’ – Paul Merson names player Arsenal should sign • Putting First Lady’s Akwete Declaration in Proper Perspective • Oguzie Bags NIDCOM Award for Leadership Development • Abubakar: The Man Who Chooses Nation over Power • Ododo Seeks Diasporan Nigerians’ Support for Govt’s Economic Reforms • Otedola acquires additional N222bn FirstHoldco shares, now controls 26% • EPL: Great player, smart signing – Gary Cahill reacts to Chelsea’s latest recruit • Xenophobic attacks and ANC’s leadership failures • Online scams driving human trafficking – Remi Tinubu • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Chelle Applauds Flying Eagles’ Victory Over Togo • 34 workers killed in Pakistan coal mine blast — Report • Nigeria has resources to become aviation hub – AVM Suleh • Film Lab Africa heads to Kano as nationwide momentum builds • Fifa to push ahead with consultation plan despite backlash and insists ‘nobody is selling football’

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Customs intercepts N809.6m expired vape in Lagos

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Nigeria Customs Service seizes N809.6m worth of expired vape products in Lagos, highlighting risks to public health and commitment to enforcement. Read More: https://punchng.com/customs-intercepts-n809-6m-expired-vape-in-lagos/

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