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Adu-Boahene trial will continue during legal vacation — Court maintains • Mahama reorganises National Security Secretariat with six appointments • YEA to migrate personnel on public sector salary structure - Malik Basintale • UEFA Super Cup: Don’t Expect A Top Level Game Against Aston Villa –PSG Coach • FG selects five states, FCT for pilot ranching programme • Adeleke defends siting of Osun airport in hometown • ASUU declares indefinite strike in Abia State University • NGX market reverses gains, loses N1.17trn on sell-offs • Arise News Town Hall: Accord Candidate, Gov Adeleke, Says ‘If I Come Out as Independent Candidate, I’ll Still Win’ • Airport operations will continue amid aviation unions’ strike – FAAN • No recruitment ongoing — NUPRC disowns fake, AI-generated employment letters • Afrilition: Why the African diaspora matters for attaining a future of excellence, By Adéwálé Àjàdí • Army rescues nine more kidnap victims in Kogi • LaLiga: Why I joined Real Madrid – Yan Diomande • NIPSS, Art Ministry partner to drive $1trn economy by 2030 • Morris Chestnut Just Made Rose Pink the Colour Every Stylish Man Should Try • Trump secretly switched planes in Turkey over Iranian threat – Report • Ghana, Korea deepen tourism, culture and creative arts partnership with US$4.5m support • 2025 Agreement: NANS warns governors against another ASUU strike • Dr. Robert Doh calls for investment in juvenile sports, donates to Ho Municipal Basic Schools • Adu-Boahene trial will continue during legal vacation — Court maintains • Mahama reorganises National Security Secretariat with six appointments • YEA to migrate personnel on public sector salary structure - Malik Basintale • UEFA Super Cup: Don’t Expect A Top Level Game Against Aston Villa –PSG Coach • FG selects five states, FCT for pilot ranching programme • Adeleke defends siting of Osun airport in hometown • ASUU declares indefinite strike in Abia State University • NGX market reverses gains, loses N1.17trn on sell-offs • Arise News Town Hall: Accord Candidate, Gov Adeleke, Says ‘If I Come Out as Independent Candidate, I’ll Still Win’ • Airport operations will continue amid aviation unions’ strike – FAAN • No recruitment ongoing — NUPRC disowns fake, AI-generated employment letters • Afrilition: Why the African diaspora matters for attaining a future of excellence, By Adéwálé Àjàdí • Army rescues nine more kidnap victims in Kogi • LaLiga: Why I joined Real Madrid – Yan Diomande • NIPSS, Art Ministry partner to drive $1trn economy by 2030 • Morris Chestnut Just Made Rose Pink the Colour Every Stylish Man Should Try • Trump secretly switched planes in Turkey over Iranian threat – Report • Ghana, Korea deepen tourism, culture and creative arts partnership with US$4.5m support • 2025 Agreement: NANS warns governors against another ASUU strike • Dr. Robert Doh calls for investment in juvenile sports, donates to Ho Municipal Basic Schools

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Funke Akindele unveils ‘The Four’ ahead of December 2026 release window

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Nollywood powerhouse Funke Akindele officially unveiled her next cinematic production, “The Four,” slated for theatrical release on December 11, 2026.

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