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"Your term ends next week", High Court tells Ruto • Toke Makinwa finally reveals daughter’s face • Oro-Obolo State move: Ibibio group decries attacks on Ekid Peoples Union President • Troops ambush Boko Haram tax collectors, recover AK-47 in Borno • Abeokuta North enacts anti-open grazing law, commissions projects • Sokoto: Troops arrest 4 Lakurawa terrorists, recover livestock in rural market • Nigerian newspapers review – Tinubu to EFCC: De-freeze Osun account • One-term or two-term D-day ought to have been next Tuesday, not 2027, court rules • Tanzania, Rwanda zaongoza ukuaji uchumi Afrika Mashariki • Transfer: Super Falcons midfielder moves to Greek club Panathinaikos • Afikuyomi Commends Tinubu’s Directive on Osun Accounts • Atiku raises alarm over mysterious credit alert, suspected data breach • Osun: It’s too late, they’ve already achieved their aim – Rufai Oseni • BBNaija 11: ‘It’s disrespectful’ – Gerald scolds girlfriend, Kamsy for dancing with other men • Social media giant Meta ordered to pay $567 million in New Mexico child safety ruling • Italy places all major cities on red alert as heatwave grips Europe • Mexico breaks ranks with CONCACAF to back Infantino • Hawa wajumbe Tume ya Uchunguzi wa Jinai ya Oktoba 29 • Transfer: Man City identify player to sign as Rodri’s replacement • Hawa wajumbe Tume ya Uchunguzi wa Jinai ya Oktoba 29, yupo wa Namibia • "Your term ends next week", High Court tells Ruto • Toke Makinwa finally reveals daughter’s face • Oro-Obolo State move: Ibibio group decries attacks on Ekid Peoples Union President • Troops ambush Boko Haram tax collectors, recover AK-47 in Borno • Abeokuta North enacts anti-open grazing law, commissions projects • Sokoto: Troops arrest 4 Lakurawa terrorists, recover livestock in rural market • Nigerian newspapers review – Tinubu to EFCC: De-freeze Osun account • One-term or two-term D-day ought to have been next Tuesday, not 2027, court rules • Tanzania, Rwanda zaongoza ukuaji uchumi Afrika Mashariki • Transfer: Super Falcons midfielder moves to Greek club Panathinaikos • Afikuyomi Commends Tinubu’s Directive on Osun Accounts • Atiku raises alarm over mysterious credit alert, suspected data breach • Osun: It’s too late, they’ve already achieved their aim – Rufai Oseni • BBNaija 11: ‘It’s disrespectful’ – Gerald scolds girlfriend, Kamsy for dancing with other men • Social media giant Meta ordered to pay $567 million in New Mexico child safety ruling • Italy places all major cities on red alert as heatwave grips Europe • Mexico breaks ranks with CONCACAF to back Infantino • Hawa wajumbe Tume ya Uchunguzi wa Jinai ya Oktoba 29 • Transfer: Man City identify player to sign as Rodri’s replacement • Hawa wajumbe Tume ya Uchunguzi wa Jinai ya Oktoba 29, yupo wa Namibia

August 7, 2026|09:42

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From Guardiola to Motta: Top football managers available this summer

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Explore the top football managers available this summer, including Pep Guardiola, Antonio Conte, and Didier Deschamps, as clubs eye new leadership. Read More: https://punchng.com/from-guardiola-to-motta-top-football-managers-available-this-summer/

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