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Morning recap: Atiku-Tinubu clash widens, Dangote threatens petrol export, other top stories • IED explodes on Dikwa–Marte road, troops find device on abandoned vehicle • Hausa people pillars of Nigeria’s progress – Peter Obi • Four ISWAP terrorists neutralised as airstrikes destroy 12 boats in Borno • 2027: Tinubu shouldn’t chair APC Presidential Campaign Council – Ndume • Itauma Million Times Better Than Joshua, Fury –British Boxing Legend • Mosquitoes suspected from Africa arrive in Germany, kill two workers • CSCS cuts retail lien fees, removes transfer charges • The real cost of Nigeria’s electoral culture • The costly trap of taxing assumptions • When everything depends on the CEO, the organisation is weaker than it looks • Mobilising capital for infrastructure development in West Africa • Tinubu lacks capable hands, they will keep messing him up – Ndume • Troops arrest suspected ISWAP operative in Borno • Famadewa, Ribadu and the 90-day security plan: Unpacking Onanuga’s release • Champions League draw: Teams that Arsenal could face in league phase • Don’t sell your votes for N500, religion, learn from Osun – Yusuf tells northern voters • Champions League draw: All four pots for 36 teams confirmed [Full list] • N600bn disbursed to 10m households under cash transfer scheme — FG • Troops launch search operation as suspected gunmen abduct man in Plateau • Morning recap: Atiku-Tinubu clash widens, Dangote threatens petrol export, other top stories • IED explodes on Dikwa–Marte road, troops find device on abandoned vehicle • Hausa people pillars of Nigeria’s progress – Peter Obi • Four ISWAP terrorists neutralised as airstrikes destroy 12 boats in Borno • 2027: Tinubu shouldn’t chair APC Presidential Campaign Council – Ndume • Itauma Million Times Better Than Joshua, Fury –British Boxing Legend • Mosquitoes suspected from Africa arrive in Germany, kill two workers • CSCS cuts retail lien fees, removes transfer charges • The real cost of Nigeria’s electoral culture • The costly trap of taxing assumptions • When everything depends on the CEO, the organisation is weaker than it looks • Mobilising capital for infrastructure development in West Africa • Tinubu lacks capable hands, they will keep messing him up – Ndume • Troops arrest suspected ISWAP operative in Borno • Famadewa, Ribadu and the 90-day security plan: Unpacking Onanuga’s release • Champions League draw: Teams that Arsenal could face in league phase • Don’t sell your votes for N500, religion, learn from Osun – Yusuf tells northern voters • Champions League draw: All four pots for 36 teams confirmed [Full list] • N600bn disbursed to 10m households under cash transfer scheme — FG • Troops launch search operation as suspected gunmen abduct man in Plateau

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