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Morning recap: Again, Nigerians lose savings to Ponzi scheme, Dangote refinery raises petrol gantry price, other top stories • Alia commends DSS for arresting suspects over Ayilamo attack • Poco Lee released after weeks in UK detention • Uganda ranks fifth globally for entry openness as passport mobility score stands at 70 • Gen. Muhoozi Assigns Patriotic Officer Numbers to Tycoons Sudhir, Kirumira, and Ex-VP Prof. Gilbert Bukenya as PLU Expands Ranks • SSEBUNYA ANDREW: Egypt’s desert farmers are turning agriculture into a youth tech revolution • Neville Predicts Man United vs Man City • Security Tightens In India As BRICS Summit Kicks Off Today • ‘I was taken out of context’ — Datti Baba-Ahmed reacts to interview backlash • Flood alert: Niger warns River Kaduna communities over Shiroro dam • Osun: Police, PCRC deepen collaboration, launch safe school initiative • 2027: Nobody can beat Kwankwaso in Kano — Sen Umeh boasts • Osun govt urges health unions to shelve planned strike over UNIOSUNTH PPP • ASUU rejects extension of UNIOSUN vice-chancellor’s tenure • Le Bris names Arsenal best team in Europe • Niger Names New Chief Of Staff After Foiled Mutiny • ‘How I made $300 from my 8-yr-old daughter’s pornographic video’ • Enters the new Balogun of Oyo Kingdom • ‘We’re coming for you’ — US firm threatens Tinubu over drug allegations • ‘Show evidence if you have any’ — PRP dismisses Shehu Buba terrorism allegations • Morning recap: Again, Nigerians lose savings to Ponzi scheme, Dangote refinery raises petrol gantry price, other top stories • Alia commends DSS for arresting suspects over Ayilamo attack • Poco Lee released after weeks in UK detention • Uganda ranks fifth globally for entry openness as passport mobility score stands at 70 • Gen. Muhoozi Assigns Patriotic Officer Numbers to Tycoons Sudhir, Kirumira, and Ex-VP Prof. Gilbert Bukenya as PLU Expands Ranks • SSEBUNYA ANDREW: Egypt’s desert farmers are turning agriculture into a youth tech revolution • Neville Predicts Man United vs Man City • Security Tightens In India As BRICS Summit Kicks Off Today • ‘I was taken out of context’ — Datti Baba-Ahmed reacts to interview backlash • Flood alert: Niger warns River Kaduna communities over Shiroro dam • Osun: Police, PCRC deepen collaboration, launch safe school initiative • 2027: Nobody can beat Kwankwaso in Kano — Sen Umeh boasts • Osun govt urges health unions to shelve planned strike over UNIOSUNTH PPP • ASUU rejects extension of UNIOSUN vice-chancellor’s tenure • Le Bris names Arsenal best team in Europe • Niger Names New Chief Of Staff After Foiled Mutiny • ‘How I made $300 from my 8-yr-old daughter’s pornographic video’ • Enters the new Balogun of Oyo Kingdom • ‘We’re coming for you’ — US firm threatens Tinubu over drug allegations • ‘Show evidence if you have any’ — PRP dismisses Shehu Buba terrorism allegations

September 12, 2026|07:09

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