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THE OFC STILL BACKS FIFA’S LEADERSHIP, BUT NEW ZEALAND SAYS TRUST HAS BROKEN DOWN — AND ITS DECISION SHOWS WHY CONTINENTAL SUPPORT DOES NOT GUARANTEE INDIVIDUAL VOTES • RAI and the Afterlife of a Lagos Art Experiment • “This lWas My World Cup ”: Denied The World Cup, Handed History — Somali Referee, Omar Artan’s Salzburg Night Completes A Remarkable Journey from Miami to UEFA Super Cup • Arsenal, Man City Reenact 2023 Charity Cup in Maresca’s Citizens First Real Test • Nigeria’s Junior YellowGreens Secure Promotion Back to ICC U19 Div. One • Charlton, Bolton eye Okonkwo • MOTM Alebiosu addresses penalty in Blackburn draw • Debutants battle Lionesses for first-ever crown • UBEC rehabilitates Lagos school for dropout girls • BetCorrect takes social gaming campaign to Lagos streets • Podcaster sues telcos, DStv over consumer rights violations • Galatasaray Home Draw A Wake up Call, Says Osimhen • Cameroon, Malawi on the Brink of History • Insecurity, poor governance threaten Nigeria partnership – UK MPs • Algeria Beat Morocco to Win First-ever WAFCON Bronze • Sunyani Paramount Chief warns chiefs against sale of cemetery lands • Bagré dam nears spillway threshold as water level rises to 77.35% • Sustained peace will restore Bawku to its former glory – Mahama • Plans advanced for University of Science and Technology in Damongo – Haruna Iddrisu • President Mahama announces US$10bn ‘New Economy’ investment programme • THE OFC STILL BACKS FIFA’S LEADERSHIP, BUT NEW ZEALAND SAYS TRUST HAS BROKEN DOWN — AND ITS DECISION SHOWS WHY CONTINENTAL SUPPORT DOES NOT GUARANTEE INDIVIDUAL VOTES • RAI and the Afterlife of a Lagos Art Experiment • “This lWas My World Cup ”: Denied The World Cup, Handed History — Somali Referee, Omar Artan’s Salzburg Night Completes A Remarkable Journey from Miami to UEFA Super Cup • Arsenal, Man City Reenact 2023 Charity Cup in Maresca’s Citizens First Real Test • Nigeria’s Junior YellowGreens Secure Promotion Back to ICC U19 Div. One • Charlton, Bolton eye Okonkwo • MOTM Alebiosu addresses penalty in Blackburn draw • Debutants battle Lionesses for first-ever crown • UBEC rehabilitates Lagos school for dropout girls • BetCorrect takes social gaming campaign to Lagos streets • Podcaster sues telcos, DStv over consumer rights violations • Galatasaray Home Draw A Wake up Call, Says Osimhen • Cameroon, Malawi on the Brink of History • Insecurity, poor governance threaten Nigeria partnership – UK MPs • Algeria Beat Morocco to Win First-ever WAFCON Bronze • Sunyani Paramount Chief warns chiefs against sale of cemetery lands • Bagré dam nears spillway threshold as water level rises to 77.35% • Sustained peace will restore Bawku to its former glory – Mahama • Plans advanced for University of Science and Technology in Damongo – Haruna Iddrisu • President Mahama announces US$10bn ‘New Economy’ investment programme

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Dickson, ex-AD leaders reunite after 27 years, pledge to defend democracy

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Former Alliance for Democracy (AD) leaders, including Senator Seriake Dickson, reunite after 27 years, pledging to defend Nigeria’s democracy. Read More: https://punchng.com/dickson-ex-ad-leaders-reunite-after-27-years-pledge-to-defend-democracy/

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