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₦1.08trn budget to Cooperative College fraudulent — Atiku • “Many Nigerian Youth Can’t Even Think Of Marriage Because They’re Jobless” — Cardinal Onaiyekan • Transfer: Bruno Guimaraes to travel for Arsenal medicals • Kaduna provides housing, scholarships to families of slain priest, mob victim • WAFCON: Madugu targets Egypt win, quarter-final spot • Lehemu mbaya yatishia afya za Watanzania • Chelsea, Jordan Henderson and a transfer pivot for the ages • Commonwealth Games: Five Team Nigeria stars who turned disappointment into success in Glasgow • Osun poll: Davido to speak on security, INEC Wednesday • ASP killed in gun battle with bandits in Sokoto • Revealed: Why Juventus can’t sign Osimhen despite long-standing interest • Prioritise mass transit, water supply, sanitation, INGRA urges Kogi government • Kano opens disease control centre as health spending surpasses Abuja declaration benchmark • Ossiomo Power cries foul over ‘fictitious’ CAC petition • Kano Assembly suspends three LG chairmen over financial misconduct • Benue to provide land, logistics for new Army 5 Division • BUK bans charging of electric vehicles on campus, gives reason • HESLB yaita wadau kufadhili wanafunzi elimu ya juu • Police nab three over murder of two cops in Rivers • Atiku faults FG over ₦1.08tn allocation to cooperative college • ₦1.08trn budget to Cooperative College fraudulent — Atiku • “Many Nigerian Youth Can’t Even Think Of Marriage Because They’re Jobless” — Cardinal Onaiyekan • Transfer: Bruno Guimaraes to travel for Arsenal medicals • Kaduna provides housing, scholarships to families of slain priest, mob victim • WAFCON: Madugu targets Egypt win, quarter-final spot • Lehemu mbaya yatishia afya za Watanzania • Chelsea, Jordan Henderson and a transfer pivot for the ages • Commonwealth Games: Five Team Nigeria stars who turned disappointment into success in Glasgow • Osun poll: Davido to speak on security, INEC Wednesday • ASP killed in gun battle with bandits in Sokoto • Revealed: Why Juventus can’t sign Osimhen despite long-standing interest • Prioritise mass transit, water supply, sanitation, INGRA urges Kogi government • Kano opens disease control centre as health spending surpasses Abuja declaration benchmark • Ossiomo Power cries foul over ‘fictitious’ CAC petition • Kano Assembly suspends three LG chairmen over financial misconduct • Benue to provide land, logistics for new Army 5 Division • BUK bans charging of electric vehicles on campus, gives reason • HESLB yaita wadau kufadhili wanafunzi elimu ya juu • Police nab three over murder of two cops in Rivers • Atiku faults FG over ₦1.08tn allocation to cooperative college

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FirstHoldCo, Zenith lead banking stocks rally as investors bet on earnings, capital strength

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