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2027: Senator Imasuen disowns Edo South poster, threatens legal action • 96% of Ghanaian pensioners willing to work beyond retirement age – Study • Man jailed for stealing plantain • Government gives Adamus Resources 12-month reprieve to revive mining operations • “What type of scholarship pays only 25 percent? If you can’t spell it, don’t write it” — NGSJF challenges Baba Jamal • Developer commits to completing first 700 Saglemi housing units by March 2027 • Big Push: Asphaltic works begins on 34-kilometre Sunyani Outer Ring Road project • Fubara unveils 105-bed zonal hospital, emphasises premium on quality healthcare • Let the games begin: IEBC gazettes 2027 election calendar amid opposition concerns over preparedness • EPL: Arsenal begin title defence with 3-0 win over Coventry • Naira gains N1.13, close at N1,346.49 per dollar • Arsenal 3-0 Coventry City: Premier League – live reaction • Transfer: Arsenal on verge of completing double transfer as Man Utd players travel to London • Kidnappers flee as police rescue 75 victims in Birnin Gwari • Benue police rescue 13 more passengers abducted on Otukpo-Adoka road • Turkey: Osimhen Bags Brace, Assist In Galatasaray Win Over Erzurum FK • Turkey: Osimhen hits double, bags assist in Galatasaray victory • Codar Launches a 50 Million Tech Scholarship for 100 Africans • Navy dismantles crude oil theft network in Rivers, recovers 93,000 litres • Sources: Man United agree $96M deal for Baleba • 2027: Senator Imasuen disowns Edo South poster, threatens legal action • 96% of Ghanaian pensioners willing to work beyond retirement age – Study • Man jailed for stealing plantain • Government gives Adamus Resources 12-month reprieve to revive mining operations • “What type of scholarship pays only 25 percent? If you can’t spell it, don’t write it” — NGSJF challenges Baba Jamal • Developer commits to completing first 700 Saglemi housing units by March 2027 • Big Push: Asphaltic works begins on 34-kilometre Sunyani Outer Ring Road project • Fubara unveils 105-bed zonal hospital, emphasises premium on quality healthcare • Let the games begin: IEBC gazettes 2027 election calendar amid opposition concerns over preparedness • EPL: Arsenal begin title defence with 3-0 win over Coventry • Naira gains N1.13, close at N1,346.49 per dollar • Arsenal 3-0 Coventry City: Premier League – live reaction • Transfer: Arsenal on verge of completing double transfer as Man Utd players travel to London • Kidnappers flee as police rescue 75 victims in Birnin Gwari • Benue police rescue 13 more passengers abducted on Otukpo-Adoka road • Turkey: Osimhen Bags Brace, Assist In Galatasaray Win Over Erzurum FK • Turkey: Osimhen hits double, bags assist in Galatasaray victory • Codar Launches a 50 Million Tech Scholarship for 100 Africans • Navy dismantles crude oil theft network in Rivers, recovers 93,000 litres • Sources: Man United agree $96M deal for Baleba

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