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NNL: Dombraye named new Gombe United technical adviser • ‘I’ll leave NBA stronger than I met it’ – Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya • 27 die as overtaking truck slams into church bus in Zimbabwe • Ballon d’Or: Mourinho names five players that deserve award • ‘Cheating doesn’t mean anything’ — Seun Kuti says he won’t leave wife • 2027: Tinubu’s re-election non-negotiable, says BTO coalition • Aiyedatiwa cuts Ondo domestic debt by 82.6%, attracts $4bn investments • Gov’t orders independent probe into faulty meters, overbilling claims in Volta Region • Lands Ministry accuses NAIMOS impersonators behind Akyem Hemang shooting • IGP promotes police officer for bravery during Aboso fire outbreak • Alake Honoured as Yoruba Tennis Club Celebrates 100 Years of Culture, Heritage • ‘708.55GB gone’ — Nigerian lawyer threatens to sue MTN over rapid data loss • NMA Raises Alarm Over Doctors’ Exodus, Insecurity, Demands Urgent Action • Fuel subsidy debate: Between economic reform and political expediency, By Ehi Braimah • Fubara Gives Team Rivers Full Scholarships, Reopens Rebuilt Bonny Grammar School • Onuesoke Lauds FG’s Deal to Revive Delta Steel Company • Heavy gunfire rocks Niger capital, TV station goes off air • Lagos to deploy 220 trucks for waste evacuation — Hamzat • Arsenal face depleted Aston Villa, Tottenham splash £300m on reinforcements • Rights Activist Tasks Kogi Govt At35, Calls for Establishment of State Television • NNL: Dombraye named new Gombe United technical adviser • ‘I’ll leave NBA stronger than I met it’ – Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya • 27 die as overtaking truck slams into church bus in Zimbabwe • Ballon d’Or: Mourinho names five players that deserve award • ‘Cheating doesn’t mean anything’ — Seun Kuti says he won’t leave wife • 2027: Tinubu’s re-election non-negotiable, says BTO coalition • Aiyedatiwa cuts Ondo domestic debt by 82.6%, attracts $4bn investments • Gov’t orders independent probe into faulty meters, overbilling claims in Volta Region • Lands Ministry accuses NAIMOS impersonators behind Akyem Hemang shooting • IGP promotes police officer for bravery during Aboso fire outbreak • Alake Honoured as Yoruba Tennis Club Celebrates 100 Years of Culture, Heritage • ‘708.55GB gone’ — Nigerian lawyer threatens to sue MTN over rapid data loss • NMA Raises Alarm Over Doctors’ Exodus, Insecurity, Demands Urgent Action • Fuel subsidy debate: Between economic reform and political expediency, By Ehi Braimah • Fubara Gives Team Rivers Full Scholarships, Reopens Rebuilt Bonny Grammar School • Onuesoke Lauds FG’s Deal to Revive Delta Steel Company • Heavy gunfire rocks Niger capital, TV station goes off air • Lagos to deploy 220 trucks for waste evacuation — Hamzat • Arsenal face depleted Aston Villa, Tottenham splash £300m on reinforcements • Rights Activist Tasks Kogi Govt At35, Calls for Establishment of State Television

August 29, 2026|11:27

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