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‘South Africa thinks we’re fools’ – Nigerian celebrities launch campaign against Tyla’s Lagos show • Ondo begins demolition of buildings blocking waterways amid flood risks • CAF urges members to review FIFA’s private investor plan • LASTMA opens physical complaint centre • You can’t be Nigeria’s industry minister without visiting Dangote Refinery – Enoh • Agusto & Co. and GCR Ratings Upgrade Globus Bank’s Credit Ratings • Kano delegation meets SGF, seeks release of ₦5bn market relief fund • EPL: Chelsea sign Lacroix from Crystal Palace for £52m • Chelsea sign France defender Lacroix from Crystal Palace • CBN tightens oversight as five banks hold 57% of industry assets • Osun SSG, five others arrested as Police recover N4.8m, electoral materials • DSS re-arraigns convicted Ansaru commanders over Oyo teachers’ killings • Nigerians grab 2.3% share of Ireland work permits in H1 2026, ranking 10th globally • Rivers ADC says council using security law to silence opposition parties • Charles Dale: Preparing children for the futures beyond the classroom • Samsung, Globacom Showcase AI-Powered Galaxy Z Fold 8 Series • Rotary District 9111 Gov Felicitates Senator Bamidele on His Birthday • UN Deputy Chief Urges African Leaders to Translate Commitments into Action • We have 2,000 staff for 240m Nigerians, NAFDAC boss decries manpower shortage • Police Confirm Killing of 13 in Attack on Efeyi Community in Benue • ‘South Africa thinks we’re fools’ – Nigerian celebrities launch campaign against Tyla’s Lagos show • Ondo begins demolition of buildings blocking waterways amid flood risks • CAF urges members to review FIFA’s private investor plan • LASTMA opens physical complaint centre • You can’t be Nigeria’s industry minister without visiting Dangote Refinery – Enoh • Agusto & Co. and GCR Ratings Upgrade Globus Bank’s Credit Ratings • Kano delegation meets SGF, seeks release of ₦5bn market relief fund • EPL: Chelsea sign Lacroix from Crystal Palace for £52m • Chelsea sign France defender Lacroix from Crystal Palace • CBN tightens oversight as five banks hold 57% of industry assets • Osun SSG, five others arrested as Police recover N4.8m, electoral materials • DSS re-arraigns convicted Ansaru commanders over Oyo teachers’ killings • Nigerians grab 2.3% share of Ireland work permits in H1 2026, ranking 10th globally • Rivers ADC says council using security law to silence opposition parties • Charles Dale: Preparing children for the futures beyond the classroom • Samsung, Globacom Showcase AI-Powered Galaxy Z Fold 8 Series • Rotary District 9111 Gov Felicitates Senator Bamidele on His Birthday • UN Deputy Chief Urges African Leaders to Translate Commitments into Action • We have 2,000 staff for 240m Nigerians, NAFDAC boss decries manpower shortage • Police Confirm Killing of 13 in Attack on Efeyi Community in Benue

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Dangote Cement exports rise 62.3% as H1 profit hits N638.5bn

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Dangote Cement Plc expanded Nigeria’s cement and clinker exports by 62.3 percent to 1.1 million tonnes in the first half

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