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NAICOM issues licences to seven additional verified companies • Daniel Daga signs new Molde deal until 2031 • Plane crash kills eight at US Air Force site in Alaska • Apapa Customs boosts revenue drive with N28bn daily collection • From banking to entertainment: How Nigerians consumed 6.98m TB in five months • Freedom Has A Bill, And Nobody Wants To Pay It • 2027: Tinubu’ll relocate Nigeria’s capital to Lagos if he wins – Primate Ayodele • FG to unveil power sector scorecards, may sanction underperforming DisCos, GenCos • Media under pressure: Battles 29 US states over alleged Facebook, Instagram harm to children • 2027: Mass APC Influx Reshapes Bauchi’s Political Battle Lines • ‘My salary is N503,000, Permanent Secretary earns N900,000’ – Gov Oborevwori • Shettima commends Fubara on reconstruction of 33.5km Rivers road • FAAC: FG, states, LGs share N16tn in seven months as revenue • First Lady Inaugurates Food Bank Program for Malnourished Under-6 Children • Gov Eno at Yoruba Tennis Club • Why Trump’s Spokesperson is Leaving White House • Cartoon: Grammar governor, shakis governor, native doctor governor, dancing governor – what’s next? • Atiku not proposing return to old fuel subsidy racket – Aide • NSCDC commander vows to sustain crackdown on illegal miners • Transfer: Daga signs new long-term contract with Molde FK • NAICOM issues licences to seven additional verified companies • Daniel Daga signs new Molde deal until 2031 • Plane crash kills eight at US Air Force site in Alaska • Apapa Customs boosts revenue drive with N28bn daily collection • From banking to entertainment: How Nigerians consumed 6.98m TB in five months • Freedom Has A Bill, And Nobody Wants To Pay It • 2027: Tinubu’ll relocate Nigeria’s capital to Lagos if he wins – Primate Ayodele • FG to unveil power sector scorecards, may sanction underperforming DisCos, GenCos • Media under pressure: Battles 29 US states over alleged Facebook, Instagram harm to children • 2027: Mass APC Influx Reshapes Bauchi’s Political Battle Lines • ‘My salary is N503,000, Permanent Secretary earns N900,000’ – Gov Oborevwori • Shettima commends Fubara on reconstruction of 33.5km Rivers road • FAAC: FG, states, LGs share N16tn in seven months as revenue • First Lady Inaugurates Food Bank Program for Malnourished Under-6 Children • Gov Eno at Yoruba Tennis Club • Why Trump’s Spokesperson is Leaving White House • Cartoon: Grammar governor, shakis governor, native doctor governor, dancing governor – what’s next? • Atiku not proposing return to old fuel subsidy racket – Aide • NSCDC commander vows to sustain crackdown on illegal miners • Transfer: Daga signs new long-term contract with Molde FK

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Fever's Mitchell sets mark with 20-pt. game streak

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Kelsey Mitchell set the WNBA record with her 21st consecutive game with at least 20 points, tying her season high with 37 in the Fever's loss to the Wings.

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