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Xenophobia: National Assembly Announces Boycott Of All Official Visits To South Africa • Emir of Zazzau supports 100% salary increase for Kaduna traditional rulers • Infinix GT 50 Pro set to make Nigerian debut at PMNC Nigeria Finals on September 12 • NAF airstrikes wipe out 18 terrorists in Borno • Football Daily | Mikel Arteta hits upon a new psychological wheeze for his champions • ASUU-UNIZIK ends strike as members receive full August salaries • Ex-captain Larkin to be at Red Wings camp despite trade request • 14 more NFL Week 1 games, 14 matchup previews: We have predictions, picks and wild stats • 'We are going to convert 20 Category B schools into A; build 10 new model Category A schools' — Education Minister • Mahama promises completion of Wa-Han road by end of 2027 • Tenure extension: Osun setting bad precedent for other govs – ASUU • የ2019 አዲስ ዓመት ገበያ ቅኝት፡ ከፍተኛ ጭማሪ ታይቶበታል • Fake drugs: NAFDAC prosecutes only 40 of 5,210 cases in 3 years • Africa’s AI ambition hits an expensive reality of compute, power, compliance • Your employer brand is not on the careers page, but the transparency in the room • Who’s Afraid of the King’s College rescue mission? • Qubators Global Conference 2026 Puts Purpose at the Heart of Technology, Innovation • FG secures fresh Chinese investments to tackle Nigeria’s power crisis • Ballon d’Or: He always wants more – Diaz names player who deserves 2026 award • EPL: Xabi Alonso reveals four Chelsea players will miss Hull City clash • Xenophobia: National Assembly Announces Boycott Of All Official Visits To South Africa • Emir of Zazzau supports 100% salary increase for Kaduna traditional rulers • Infinix GT 50 Pro set to make Nigerian debut at PMNC Nigeria Finals on September 12 • NAF airstrikes wipe out 18 terrorists in Borno • Football Daily | Mikel Arteta hits upon a new psychological wheeze for his champions • ASUU-UNIZIK ends strike as members receive full August salaries • Ex-captain Larkin to be at Red Wings camp despite trade request • 14 more NFL Week 1 games, 14 matchup previews: We have predictions, picks and wild stats • 'We are going to convert 20 Category B schools into A; build 10 new model Category A schools' — Education Minister • Mahama promises completion of Wa-Han road by end of 2027 • Tenure extension: Osun setting bad precedent for other govs – ASUU • የ2019 አዲስ ዓመት ገበያ ቅኝት፡ ከፍተኛ ጭማሪ ታይቶበታል • Fake drugs: NAFDAC prosecutes only 40 of 5,210 cases in 3 years • Africa’s AI ambition hits an expensive reality of compute, power, compliance • Your employer brand is not on the careers page, but the transparency in the room • Who’s Afraid of the King’s College rescue mission? • Qubators Global Conference 2026 Puts Purpose at the Heart of Technology, Innovation • FG secures fresh Chinese investments to tackle Nigeria’s power crisis • Ballon d’Or: He always wants more – Diaz names player who deserves 2026 award • EPL: Xabi Alonso reveals four Chelsea players will miss Hull City clash

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FG pays $100,000 each to D’Tigress players following fifth Afrobasket title

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The Federal Government has paid the D’Tigress reward of $100,000 each to players for winning the 2025 FIBA Women’s Afrobasket title, the NSC confirms. Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-pays-100000-each-to-dtigress-players-following-fifth-afrobasket-title/

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