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Anambra Police detain new suspect over nursing student’s murder • Traffic alert: FRSC diverts vehicles on Kaduna–Zaria highway • Benue South APC rejects purported endorsement of Abba Moro • My wife developed frequent headaches after switching to fresh orange juice — Osinbajo • Edo Queens win WAFU-B title again, qualify for Champions League • Arsenal host Chelsea and Manchester United travel to Everton – matchday live • Diphtheria: Kano govt rules out school closure over outbreak • Benue govt warns residents against building on waterways, vows to end flooding • Edo Police apprehend 22 over alleged kidnapping, murder, defilement, armed robbery • Morning recap: Nigerian-British businessman dies after penis enlargement procedure, Kogi chief impregnates teen, other top stories • Owena Farm Horror: 3 siblings found dead near riverbank • Football bullies, by Patrick Omorodion • Transfer: Nigerian midfielder Tijani joins Slovakian club on loan • The Americans still playing at the US Open • Anambra sets December 31 deadline for C of O recertification • 2027: ‘Support one of your own,’ Kwara Youths urge voters • LAWMA sacks street sweepers, service provider over indiscriminate waste dumping in Lagos • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Sagna names ‘most important player’ to win award • 2027: ADC chieftain calls for unity between legacy members, new entrants • ‘Challenge Musa’s facts, don’t replace argument with insults’ — Uba Sani’s aide • Anambra Police detain new suspect over nursing student’s murder • Traffic alert: FRSC diverts vehicles on Kaduna–Zaria highway • Benue South APC rejects purported endorsement of Abba Moro • My wife developed frequent headaches after switching to fresh orange juice — Osinbajo • Edo Queens win WAFU-B title again, qualify for Champions League • Arsenal host Chelsea and Manchester United travel to Everton – matchday live • Diphtheria: Kano govt rules out school closure over outbreak • Benue govt warns residents against building on waterways, vows to end flooding • Edo Police apprehend 22 over alleged kidnapping, murder, defilement, armed robbery • Morning recap: Nigerian-British businessman dies after penis enlargement procedure, Kogi chief impregnates teen, other top stories • Owena Farm Horror: 3 siblings found dead near riverbank • Football bullies, by Patrick Omorodion • Transfer: Nigerian midfielder Tijani joins Slovakian club on loan • The Americans still playing at the US Open • Anambra sets December 31 deadline for C of O recertification • 2027: ‘Support one of your own,’ Kwara Youths urge voters • LAWMA sacks street sweepers, service provider over indiscriminate waste dumping in Lagos • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Sagna names ‘most important player’ to win award • 2027: ADC chieftain calls for unity between legacy members, new entrants • ‘Challenge Musa’s facts, don’t replace argument with insults’ — Uba Sani’s aide

September 6, 2026|07:32

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