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North, biggest beneficiary of my reforms —TINUBU • Renewed Hope Ambassadors will partner campaign council for Tinubu’s reelection –Uzodimma • Nnadozie resumes Brighton duty • Sadiq suffers hamstring injury • 2027: Turaki PDP backs opposition push to oust Tinubu • FIFA accepts NFF mass resignations, backs NSC-led reform • Atiku’s suit against Tinubu’s 2027 bid stalls over service • Trout on 'needed' Angels sale: It's a 'fresh start' • VC tasks Abia women on empowerment schemes • Chelle gets U-23 Eagles assistant coaches • CLEEN advocates institutional practice of gender inclusion • Martins faces backlash over Seyi Tinubu NFF endorsement • Residents seek peace as community elects new monarch • UI honours Olaosebikan for supporting sports academy • Ex-presidential candidate seeks legal status for cottage refineries • 2027 campaigns: Police, Abdulsalami panel move to curb rising tension • NDC candidate condemns bandit attacks in four Kano LGs • Tinubu defends reforms as Atiku faults economic policies • High charges, delays undermine Nigeria’s maritime hub ambition – Alabi • Six weeks on, Rivers Assembly begins Fubara’s N1.8tn budget review • North, biggest beneficiary of my reforms —TINUBU • Renewed Hope Ambassadors will partner campaign council for Tinubu’s reelection –Uzodimma • Nnadozie resumes Brighton duty • Sadiq suffers hamstring injury • 2027: Turaki PDP backs opposition push to oust Tinubu • FIFA accepts NFF mass resignations, backs NSC-led reform • Atiku’s suit against Tinubu’s 2027 bid stalls over service • Trout on 'needed' Angels sale: It's a 'fresh start' • VC tasks Abia women on empowerment schemes • Chelle gets U-23 Eagles assistant coaches • CLEEN advocates institutional practice of gender inclusion • Martins faces backlash over Seyi Tinubu NFF endorsement • Residents seek peace as community elects new monarch • UI honours Olaosebikan for supporting sports academy • Ex-presidential candidate seeks legal status for cottage refineries • 2027 campaigns: Police, Abdulsalami panel move to curb rising tension • NDC candidate condemns bandit attacks in four Kano LGs • Tinubu defends reforms as Atiku faults economic policies • High charges, delays undermine Nigeria’s maritime hub ambition – Alabi • Six weeks on, Rivers Assembly begins Fubara’s N1.8tn budget review

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