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السودان الجديد والبادية الغائبة لماذا لم تتحول قضية الرعاة والرحل إلى أولوية في مشروع إعادة بناء الدولة؟ • NECO to release 2026 SSCE internal results Thursday • Oyo abduction: Govt appeals to parents as students shun school • Fubara woos investors at UNGA 81 • Rooney: Man United face blow if teenage sensation JJ Gabriel leaves • I was close to joining Liverpool in 2016 — Mbappe • Batiki ilivyorudi sokoni kwa kasi kuanzia madukani hadi mtandaoni • Mathema 3.0 holds Thursday as Golden Penny, Stanbic IBTC others back premier school initiative • Agusto & Co. upgrades Mutual Benefits to ‘A-’ on strong financial performance • NEPZA tightens enforcement against illegal container importation in Free Trade Zones • Nigerians dying in droves from preventable gridlocks • UNGA 81: Christians persecuted globally – Trump reveals how world can be peaceful, safer • Constitution doesn’t recognise ‘working’ vacation – ADC challenges National Assembly over Tinubu’s absence • 2027: We’ll engage Trump next week about Tinubu – US firm • Travel agent docked over alleged N6m visa fraud in Abeokuta • Machinga Ubungo wapewa elimu, tahadhari • NSCDC foils attempt to vandalise transformer in Jigawa, arrests one • Obi-led NDC govt will reintroduce fuel subsidy in ‘different form’ – Kwankwaso • Former Atiku ally, Babachir Lawal defects to NDC • Obtain medicines from legitimate sources to avoid complications- PSN warns Nigerians • السودان الجديد والبادية الغائبة لماذا لم تتحول قضية الرعاة والرحل إلى أولوية في مشروع إعادة بناء الدولة؟ • NECO to release 2026 SSCE internal results Thursday • Oyo abduction: Govt appeals to parents as students shun school • Fubara woos investors at UNGA 81 • Rooney: Man United face blow if teenage sensation JJ Gabriel leaves • I was close to joining Liverpool in 2016 — Mbappe • Batiki ilivyorudi sokoni kwa kasi kuanzia madukani hadi mtandaoni • Mathema 3.0 holds Thursday as Golden Penny, Stanbic IBTC others back premier school initiative • Agusto & Co. upgrades Mutual Benefits to ‘A-’ on strong financial performance • NEPZA tightens enforcement against illegal container importation in Free Trade Zones • Nigerians dying in droves from preventable gridlocks • UNGA 81: Christians persecuted globally – Trump reveals how world can be peaceful, safer • Constitution doesn’t recognise ‘working’ vacation – ADC challenges National Assembly over Tinubu’s absence • 2027: We’ll engage Trump next week about Tinubu – US firm • Travel agent docked over alleged N6m visa fraud in Abeokuta • Machinga Ubungo wapewa elimu, tahadhari • NSCDC foils attempt to vandalise transformer in Jigawa, arrests one • Obi-led NDC govt will reintroduce fuel subsidy in ‘different form’ – Kwankwaso • Former Atiku ally, Babachir Lawal defects to NDC • Obtain medicines from legitimate sources to avoid complications- PSN warns Nigerians

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Ghana jollof saga: High Court to hear Salomey Baffoe’s bail application on September 23

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Lawyer for senior nursing officer Salomey Awity Baffoe, Nana Adjei Baffour Awuah, says he is optimistic that the High Court will grant his client bail when her application is heard on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

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