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Insecurity: You have right to defend yourselves, Bwala tells Nigerians • Seven die as Jigawa LG chairman escapes death in auto crash • Kano teacher remanded, school shut over alleged sexual abuse of pupils • هكذا فشلت الحرب في تنصيب أحمدي نجاد قائداً لإيران – نيويورك تايمز • ما الذي يجمع الصين وروسيا؟ • Tinubu, Shettima already in trouble – SDP chieftain, Adebayo • Ojude Oba Festival’ll hold despite Awujale’s transition — Organisers • Full List: Youngest Premier League title winners • 2027: Peter Obi reveals first thing he’ll focus on as Nigerian President • 2027: APC appeal committee receives 5 petitions on Delta NASS primaries • Pastor Dolapo apologises for saying Arsenal is cursed, won’t win Premier League • Informal settlements trap 70% of global population, threaten shared prosperity – Economist • IVF costs lock out millions as Wilson Initiative gives 12 Nigerian couples new hope • Kalu, Atuma, Erondu emerge Abia APC senatorial candidates after Monday primaries • I brag to my colleagues about being a graduate – Davido • Police Arrest Suspect After Attempted Lynching Of Two Women In Akwa Ibom • Unity Cup: Wrexham laud Okonkwo’s maiden Super Eagles invitation • Meaningful youth representation needed on constitution review implementation committee — Barker-Vormawor • Haruna Iddrisu Signs Landmark AI Education Deal With Google for Education • 2027: Terrible leaders in NDC exploiting aspirants – Sam Amadi alleges • Insecurity: You have right to defend yourselves, Bwala tells Nigerians • Seven die as Jigawa LG chairman escapes death in auto crash • Kano teacher remanded, school shut over alleged sexual abuse of pupils • هكذا فشلت الحرب في تنصيب أحمدي نجاد قائداً لإيران – نيويورك تايمز • ما الذي يجمع الصين وروسيا؟ • Tinubu, Shettima already in trouble – SDP chieftain, Adebayo • Ojude Oba Festival’ll hold despite Awujale’s transition — Organisers • Full List: Youngest Premier League title winners • 2027: Peter Obi reveals first thing he’ll focus on as Nigerian President • 2027: APC appeal committee receives 5 petitions on Delta NASS primaries • Pastor Dolapo apologises for saying Arsenal is cursed, won’t win Premier League • Informal settlements trap 70% of global population, threaten shared prosperity – Economist • IVF costs lock out millions as Wilson Initiative gives 12 Nigerian couples new hope • Kalu, Atuma, Erondu emerge Abia APC senatorial candidates after Monday primaries • I brag to my colleagues about being a graduate – Davido • Police Arrest Suspect After Attempted Lynching Of Two Women In Akwa Ibom • Unity Cup: Wrexham laud Okonkwo’s maiden Super Eagles invitation • Meaningful youth representation needed on constitution review implementation committee — Barker-Vormawor • Haruna Iddrisu Signs Landmark AI Education Deal With Google for Education • 2027: Terrible leaders in NDC exploiting aspirants – Sam Amadi alleges

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