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Ebuka Obi-Uchendu Paired a Sky-Blue Tunic With a Pleated Chevron Skirt on Big Brother Naija • Ronaldo benched as Ramos fires Portugal to 2-1 win over Norway • Ireland, Israel players snub pre-match handshake amid Gaza war tensions • Nations League: Ronaldo unused as Portugal beat Norway 2-1 • Ireland’s comfortable win over Israel cannot dispel controversy • Denmark dominate Wales in Nations League to leave Bellamy ‘really hurting’ • Republic of Ireland put controversy aside with fine first half to seal win against Israel • Klopp suffers first defeat as Germany coach as Greece claim historic win • APC demands arrest, prosecution of Jega violence perpetrators • Pope promises to protect French sex abuse victims • EBONYI FLOOD VICTIMS COUNT THEIR LOSSES • UNGA: Nigeria Demands Two Permanent African Seats — Ologun, Aworawo • Nigeria Wins $400 Million Mambilla Arbitration Case — Babalola • CBN’s Interest Rate Cut Is Not A Political Gimmick— Adeoye • KATSINA STATE: BAURE RESIDENTS BENEFIT FROM FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH • Tinubu is hale and hearty, doesn’t need to be in Abuja to do his work – Presidency • ‘We have no candidates, no party’, INEC reaffirms neutrality ahead of 2027 elections • Ondo police probe electrocution of two minors • 2027: Ondo APC disowns Wike’s Rainbow Coalition • Abba backs continued North-South rotation of presidency • Ebuka Obi-Uchendu Paired a Sky-Blue Tunic With a Pleated Chevron Skirt on Big Brother Naija • Ronaldo benched as Ramos fires Portugal to 2-1 win over Norway • Ireland, Israel players snub pre-match handshake amid Gaza war tensions • Nations League: Ronaldo unused as Portugal beat Norway 2-1 • Ireland’s comfortable win over Israel cannot dispel controversy • Denmark dominate Wales in Nations League to leave Bellamy ‘really hurting’ • Republic of Ireland put controversy aside with fine first half to seal win against Israel • Klopp suffers first defeat as Germany coach as Greece claim historic win • APC demands arrest, prosecution of Jega violence perpetrators • Pope promises to protect French sex abuse victims • EBONYI FLOOD VICTIMS COUNT THEIR LOSSES • UNGA: Nigeria Demands Two Permanent African Seats — Ologun, Aworawo • Nigeria Wins $400 Million Mambilla Arbitration Case — Babalola • CBN’s Interest Rate Cut Is Not A Political Gimmick— Adeoye • KATSINA STATE: BAURE RESIDENTS BENEFIT FROM FREE MEDICAL OUTREACH • Tinubu is hale and hearty, doesn’t need to be in Abuja to do his work – Presidency • ‘We have no candidates, no party’, INEC reaffirms neutrality ahead of 2027 elections • Ondo police probe electrocution of two minors • 2027: Ondo APC disowns Wike’s Rainbow Coalition • Abba backs continued North-South rotation of presidency

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Dolphins RB Achane suffers knee injury in loss to Chiefs

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Dolphins running back De'Von Achane suffered a knee injury against the Chiefs and was ruled out.

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