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Court adjourns Tuba murder case to September 28 as Police prepare to forward docket to AG • Troops arrest three suspected arms dealers, rescue six kidnap victims in Zamfara • Conserve lithium other strategic minerals, geophysicists urge FG • Two elderly men arrested over alleged attempted rape of 12-yr-old • Two elderly men arrested over attempted rape of 12-yr-old in Calabar • Ghana to end routine Police roadside checks from September under new digital traffic enforcement system • NSA gives final chance to students with biodata mismatches to complete registration • Trump to double tariffs on Canadian autos as trade tensions escalate • Mother seeks justice after four daughters allegedly abused by father at Gomoa Dominase • Muntaka reveals how prime suspect in 2024 Tolon election violence wins NPP constituency Youth Organiser race • Excitement as Gov Oyebanji installs Ekiti community monarch after 25 years • 'I have not landed GoldBod contract to provide platform for buying and selling gold from banks' — Senyo Hosi • Ikire killings: APC, Accord trade blame over fatal motor park shooting • Women’s EuroVolley 2026: Italy Set the Standard, but the Draw Is Built for Upsets • Lagos announces three-week diversion for Oke-Afa Bridge repairs • Eid-El-Maulud: Remi Tinubu urges Muslims to emulate Prophet Mohammed’s virtues • Suspected herdsmen reportedly kill 5,987 NKST members, destroy 753 churches in Benue • UK Latest Travel Advisory: Mbah’s security investment positionong Enugu globally, By Chikwado Odo • 2027: Benue govt warns against destruction of public utilities, billboards • Post-Pep Premier League era begins with blast of hyper-managed shock and awe | Barney Ronay • Court adjourns Tuba murder case to September 28 as Police prepare to forward docket to AG • Troops arrest three suspected arms dealers, rescue six kidnap victims in Zamfara • Conserve lithium other strategic minerals, geophysicists urge FG • Two elderly men arrested over alleged attempted rape of 12-yr-old • Two elderly men arrested over attempted rape of 12-yr-old in Calabar • Ghana to end routine Police roadside checks from September under new digital traffic enforcement system • NSA gives final chance to students with biodata mismatches to complete registration • Trump to double tariffs on Canadian autos as trade tensions escalate • Mother seeks justice after four daughters allegedly abused by father at Gomoa Dominase • Muntaka reveals how prime suspect in 2024 Tolon election violence wins NPP constituency Youth Organiser race • Excitement as Gov Oyebanji installs Ekiti community monarch after 25 years • 'I have not landed GoldBod contract to provide platform for buying and selling gold from banks' — Senyo Hosi • Ikire killings: APC, Accord trade blame over fatal motor park shooting • Women’s EuroVolley 2026: Italy Set the Standard, but the Draw Is Built for Upsets • Lagos announces three-week diversion for Oke-Afa Bridge repairs • Eid-El-Maulud: Remi Tinubu urges Muslims to emulate Prophet Mohammed’s virtues • Suspected herdsmen reportedly kill 5,987 NKST members, destroy 753 churches in Benue • UK Latest Travel Advisory: Mbah’s security investment positionong Enugu globally, By Chikwado Odo • 2027: Benue govt warns against destruction of public utilities, billboards • Post-Pep Premier League era begins with blast of hyper-managed shock and awe | Barney Ronay

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