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Five feared killed as cult clash rocks Bayelsa • Germany arrests ex-spy chief over foreign secrets leak • I gave each NPP delegate GH¢400 for transport - Nana Akomea • East Legon: 'Why do you allow containers everywhere in such an expensive area?' — Parliament Committee questions Assembly • Tinubu’s return: An update, By Reuben Abati • Man United legend Patrice Evra announces mum’s death • France test-fires new nuclear-capable missile – Defence ministry • Court of Appeal reserves judgment on El-Rufai’s bail appeal • Laide Bakare cries out over alleged maltreatment of her children with ex-husband [VIDEO] • محلل سياسي لـ”الراكوبة”: توقيت عودة البشير للخرطوم يجعلها محل اهتمام سياسي • GAMBIA CFO CONFERENCE & AWARDS 2026 • Senate suspends security summit over Ondo air crash • FULL LIST: Countries where Nigerians abroad can write UTME • UN warns of rising fake drug trade in Central Africa • Waje and Shoday Celebrate a Mother’s Love on ‘My Sunshine’ from Funke Akindele’s The Four • Djokovic wins China Open, keeps unbeaten record after opponent retires • 2027: We need our full budget to ensure seamless polls, INEC cries out • 10 things to know about the viral Lagos Life game • Nigerian university hikes fees, students to pay up to N290,000 • NYSC Kidnap: ‘Bring My Son, Others Back Allive’ – Mother Begs FG • Five feared killed as cult clash rocks Bayelsa • Germany arrests ex-spy chief over foreign secrets leak • I gave each NPP delegate GH¢400 for transport - Nana Akomea • East Legon: 'Why do you allow containers everywhere in such an expensive area?' — Parliament Committee questions Assembly • Tinubu’s return: An update, By Reuben Abati • Man United legend Patrice Evra announces mum’s death • France test-fires new nuclear-capable missile – Defence ministry • Court of Appeal reserves judgment on El-Rufai’s bail appeal • Laide Bakare cries out over alleged maltreatment of her children with ex-husband [VIDEO] • محلل سياسي لـ”الراكوبة”: توقيت عودة البشير للخرطوم يجعلها محل اهتمام سياسي • GAMBIA CFO CONFERENCE & AWARDS 2026 • Senate suspends security summit over Ondo air crash • FULL LIST: Countries where Nigerians abroad can write UTME • UN warns of rising fake drug trade in Central Africa • Waje and Shoday Celebrate a Mother’s Love on ‘My Sunshine’ from Funke Akindele’s The Four • Djokovic wins China Open, keeps unbeaten record after opponent retires • 2027: We need our full budget to ensure seamless polls, INEC cries out • 10 things to know about the viral Lagos Life game • Nigerian university hikes fees, students to pay up to N290,000 • NYSC Kidnap: ‘Bring My Son, Others Back Allive’ – Mother Begs FG

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Five scenes from LeBron's first Sixers training camp: meetings, group chats and 'the vision'

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From on-court schemes to a private team dinner to an attempt at divine intervention, here's what happened in LeBron's first camp with the 76ers.

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