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JUST IN: Police confirm abduction of three workers at Oyo Institute • EPL: Arteta gives injury updates on six Arsenal players ahead of Leeds clash • 2027: Atiku leader other candidates are following – Kenneth Okonkwo • EPL: Arteta reveals stance on Man City’s guilty verdict • NLC/NUT strike: Wike threatens no-work, no-pay • Gunmen kidnap three CRIN workers in Oyo, demand N120m ransom • Gunmen kill security operative in Plateau • Standard Bank targets doubling West African business by 2030 • Sovereign Trust pledges better customer service as insurers face trust test • Fresh storms put Alia’s second-term in Benue bid under strain • AI takes centre stage as KWACCIMA holds trade fair in December • Nigeria adopts Ethiopia model to drive nutrition in 774 LG • Businessman charged with threatening Kibera magistrate • EPL: Unleash Anfield Crowd On Manchester City –Carragher Advises Liverpool Manager • 2028 Olympics Qualifier: Eguavoen Warns Super Falcons Against Underestimating Comoros • 2027 Hajj: NAHCON prioritises hitch-free pilgrimage, engages key stakeholders • Court adjourns SERAP’s N100m defamation appeal • FULL LIST: Top 10 footballers with most goals in calendar year • Motorists, commuters, others react to FG’s 30-day petrol discount • 2028 Olympics Qualifier: Comoros coach plots Super Falcons’ defeat • JUST IN: Police confirm abduction of three workers at Oyo Institute • EPL: Arteta gives injury updates on six Arsenal players ahead of Leeds clash • 2027: Atiku leader other candidates are following – Kenneth Okonkwo • EPL: Arteta reveals stance on Man City’s guilty verdict • NLC/NUT strike: Wike threatens no-work, no-pay • Gunmen kidnap three CRIN workers in Oyo, demand N120m ransom • Gunmen kill security operative in Plateau • Standard Bank targets doubling West African business by 2030 • Sovereign Trust pledges better customer service as insurers face trust test • Fresh storms put Alia’s second-term in Benue bid under strain • AI takes centre stage as KWACCIMA holds trade fair in December • Nigeria adopts Ethiopia model to drive nutrition in 774 LG • Businessman charged with threatening Kibera magistrate • EPL: Unleash Anfield Crowd On Manchester City –Carragher Advises Liverpool Manager • 2028 Olympics Qualifier: Eguavoen Warns Super Falcons Against Underestimating Comoros • 2027 Hajj: NAHCON prioritises hitch-free pilgrimage, engages key stakeholders • Court adjourns SERAP’s N100m defamation appeal • FULL LIST: Top 10 footballers with most goals in calendar year • Motorists, commuters, others react to FG’s 30-day petrol discount • 2028 Olympics Qualifier: Comoros coach plots Super Falcons’ defeat

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