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MAN canvasses industrial policy implementation • Food inflation eases as FMCG prices stabilise – Report • 2027: Olubadan cautions youths against violence • State police: Plateau Assembly begins bill consideration • Manufacturers eye lower lending after CBN rate cut • Ogun 2027: PDP confident of victory, says deputy gov candidate • Pension funds commit N241bn to infrastructure deployment • Tinubu To UN: Africa Can’t Continue To Fill Your Agenda Without, At Least, Two Permanent Seats in Security Council • CBN data localisation deadline tests N200bn bank cloud spending, talent, fibre • Alford to retire after final season with Nevada • PHOTOS: Soludo’s wife empowers 5,000 Anambra residents with tools, cash • RCCG flies home 107 Nigerians from South Africa • Darnold aiming for Sunday return after briefly fearing for football future • Bob Pettit, NBA's first MVP and a 'true giant of the game,' dies at 93 • 2027 AFCONQ: I Want My Players To Be Aggressive, Play With Intensity Against Madagascar — Chelle • Seven Things Nigeria Pushed For At 81st UNGA • 2027: Omo-Agege assures Obi of Delta votes, vows NDC victory • Conflict-Sensitive Reporting: Olorunyomi warns journalists against misnaming, wrong use of language • “Atiku Didn’t Consult Me Before Listing Me In Policy Team For 2027 Campaign, I’ve Quit Politics Since 2012” – Kingsley Moghalu • Full Text: Tinubu’s address at the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA81) • MAN canvasses industrial policy implementation • Food inflation eases as FMCG prices stabilise – Report • 2027: Olubadan cautions youths against violence • State police: Plateau Assembly begins bill consideration • Manufacturers eye lower lending after CBN rate cut • Ogun 2027: PDP confident of victory, says deputy gov candidate • Pension funds commit N241bn to infrastructure deployment • Tinubu To UN: Africa Can’t Continue To Fill Your Agenda Without, At Least, Two Permanent Seats in Security Council • CBN data localisation deadline tests N200bn bank cloud spending, talent, fibre • Alford to retire after final season with Nevada • PHOTOS: Soludo’s wife empowers 5,000 Anambra residents with tools, cash • RCCG flies home 107 Nigerians from South Africa • Darnold aiming for Sunday return after briefly fearing for football future • Bob Pettit, NBA's first MVP and a 'true giant of the game,' dies at 93 • 2027 AFCONQ: I Want My Players To Be Aggressive, Play With Intensity Against Madagascar — Chelle • Seven Things Nigeria Pushed For At 81st UNGA • 2027: Omo-Agege assures Obi of Delta votes, vows NDC victory • Conflict-Sensitive Reporting: Olorunyomi warns journalists against misnaming, wrong use of language • “Atiku Didn’t Consult Me Before Listing Me In Policy Team For 2027 Campaign, I’ve Quit Politics Since 2012” – Kingsley Moghalu • Full Text: Tinubu’s address at the 81st UN General Assembly (UNGA81)

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Hollywood Producer Harvey Weinstein Sentenced To 15 Years For Sexual Assault

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Former Hollywood film producer Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following his conviction for sexually assaulting a production assistant in 2006. A New York court handed down the sentence on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, marking the latest legal development in the ongoing sexual assault cases against the former movie executive. […]

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