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Scottish FA Drops Support For Infantino’s FIFA Re-Election Bid • The winds are changing, but is the opposition ready?, By Dakuku Peterside • NDLEA destroys 4.6 tonnes of suspected cannabis farms in Edo • Why I never won African Player of the Year award – Okocha • Scottish FA withdraws support for FIFA president Infantino • 'Some of these people doing illegal mining are working with powers' — Duncan-Williams on prayers against galamsey • Osun people expressed their judgment through ballot — Bode George • Done Deal: Awoniyi Joins Coventry City On Permanent Transfer • Taiwo Awoniyi joins Lampard’s Coventry for £9m • LASU best graduating student, Oluolamide, wins N10m prize • NDLEA destroys two cannabis farms in Edo, arrests 10 • Bunge lasogezwa mbele kupisha sherehe za Maulid • Gov Bala Mohammed hails Babangida’s ‘enduring legacy’ at 85 • Transfer: Awoniyi completes move to Coventry City • Aiyedatiwa approves 60% subvention increase for Ondo tertiary institutions • Busquets Begins Coaching Role With Barcelona Reserve Team • How powerful people who profited from illegal gold mining approached Duncan Williams to link them to GoldBod • Adeleke’s victory: People spoke loud with votes — Accord chairman • NDLEA destroys two cannabis farms in Edo, arrests 10 suspects • NDLEA destroys N329bn worth of illicit drugs in Lagos • Scottish FA Drops Support For Infantino’s FIFA Re-Election Bid • The winds are changing, but is the opposition ready?, By Dakuku Peterside • NDLEA destroys 4.6 tonnes of suspected cannabis farms in Edo • Why I never won African Player of the Year award – Okocha • Scottish FA withdraws support for FIFA president Infantino • 'Some of these people doing illegal mining are working with powers' — Duncan-Williams on prayers against galamsey • Osun people expressed their judgment through ballot — Bode George • Done Deal: Awoniyi Joins Coventry City On Permanent Transfer • Taiwo Awoniyi joins Lampard’s Coventry for £9m • LASU best graduating student, Oluolamide, wins N10m prize • NDLEA destroys two cannabis farms in Edo, arrests 10 • Bunge lasogezwa mbele kupisha sherehe za Maulid • Gov Bala Mohammed hails Babangida’s ‘enduring legacy’ at 85 • Transfer: Awoniyi completes move to Coventry City • Aiyedatiwa approves 60% subvention increase for Ondo tertiary institutions • Busquets Begins Coaching Role With Barcelona Reserve Team • How powerful people who profited from illegal gold mining approached Duncan Williams to link them to GoldBod • Adeleke’s victory: People spoke loud with votes — Accord chairman • NDLEA destroys two cannabis farms in Edo, arrests 10 suspects • NDLEA destroys N329bn worth of illicit drugs in Lagos

August 17, 2026|17:17

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Food prices rise for sixth straight month as inflation eases

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Farmers chasing urban profit fuel food inflation in rural Nigeria

Nigeria’s food inflation accelerated in July, rising to 20.31 percent month-on-month from 17.52 percent in June, marking the sixth straight

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