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BusinessDay 8th Sept 2026 • The Nigerian dream has changed from getting rich to getting out • Nigeria must learn to make what keeps its factories running • Almajiri: Mutfwang urges Northern leaders to prioritise education • Dan’iya urges Sokoto govt to publish water projects account • Ex-SGF charges youths to rise above limitations • We’ll turn Benue cassava to Nigeria’s crude oil – Expert • Pengo la sheria linavyomweka abiria njiapanda • KCMC yaburutwa kortini, mwanamke adai kutolewa kizazi bila ridhaa yake • 🏈 The fallout from Vrabel's offseason scandal • Speaker’s emergence as APC gov candidate reshapes Kwara’s politics – Groups • Niger police arrest 21 for thuggery, robbery • Pantami’s academic controversy raises concerns • 2027: Gombe youths pledge support for APC • Lagos family petitions IG, accuses police of shielding alleged land grabbers • Six-month refuse heap persists on Lagos road despite earlier evacuation • Kwara monarch calls for collaboration on community dev’t • Four arrested for allegedly killing Niger village head • Police uncover child-stealing syndicate, rescue 17 children • NSCDC arrests four suspected drug dealers in Kano, recovers marijuana • BusinessDay 8th Sept 2026 • The Nigerian dream has changed from getting rich to getting out • Nigeria must learn to make what keeps its factories running • Almajiri: Mutfwang urges Northern leaders to prioritise education • Dan’iya urges Sokoto govt to publish water projects account • Ex-SGF charges youths to rise above limitations • We’ll turn Benue cassava to Nigeria’s crude oil – Expert • Pengo la sheria linavyomweka abiria njiapanda • KCMC yaburutwa kortini, mwanamke adai kutolewa kizazi bila ridhaa yake • 🏈 The fallout from Vrabel's offseason scandal • Speaker’s emergence as APC gov candidate reshapes Kwara’s politics – Groups • Niger police arrest 21 for thuggery, robbery • Pantami’s academic controversy raises concerns • 2027: Gombe youths pledge support for APC • Lagos family petitions IG, accuses police of shielding alleged land grabbers • Six-month refuse heap persists on Lagos road despite earlier evacuation • Kwara monarch calls for collaboration on community dev’t • Four arrested for allegedly killing Niger village head • Police uncover child-stealing syndicate, rescue 17 children • NSCDC arrests four suspected drug dealers in Kano, recovers marijuana

September 8, 2026|04:10

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