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Ethiopia enters active implementation of the African circular economy facility • Manchester City target Roma’s Manu Koné as Spurs talk over Savinho and Marmoush deal • Adebutu tackles Abiodun over delay in Awujale stool selection • Tinubu orders five-year defence plan to counter Nigeria’s security threats • Borno govt receives cholera, reproductive kits from Plan International • Senate summons NFF, NSC over Nigeria’s worsening football performance at World Cups • States now better funded under Tinubu, Sokoto Governor Aliyu affirms • Experts urge Nigeria to maximise China’s zero tariff access • Navy begins tactical exercise to sharpen skills, tackle piracy • FG okays N1.02tn for Port Harcourt-Onne road, cancer centre, others • Man Found Dead At Charlton Athletic Stadium • Two tricycles, three vehicles involved in Adamawa road crash • NPFL Pre-Season Invitational: Plateau United, Mighty Jets begin with victories • 2027: ‘Nigerians are hungry, angry’ – Utomi urges massive voter turnout • Security crisis: Opposition invites ICC to investigate political violence in Kenya • Osogbo gunfire: Police confirm one dead, vow to arrest suspects • PFIPC: ICPC uncovers multiple fake agencies as Tinubu orders forensic probe • FG approves 600 housing units for military, adopts revised biotechnology policy • ‘My marriage ended in 2024’ — Bashir El-Rufai’s ex-wife opens up on divorce, single motherhood • Tinubu’s funding turning states around — Gov. Aliyu • Ethiopia enters active implementation of the African circular economy facility • Manchester City target Roma’s Manu Koné as Spurs talk over Savinho and Marmoush deal • Adebutu tackles Abiodun over delay in Awujale stool selection • Tinubu orders five-year defence plan to counter Nigeria’s security threats • Borno govt receives cholera, reproductive kits from Plan International • Senate summons NFF, NSC over Nigeria’s worsening football performance at World Cups • States now better funded under Tinubu, Sokoto Governor Aliyu affirms • Experts urge Nigeria to maximise China’s zero tariff access • Navy begins tactical exercise to sharpen skills, tackle piracy • FG okays N1.02tn for Port Harcourt-Onne road, cancer centre, others • Man Found Dead At Charlton Athletic Stadium • Two tricycles, three vehicles involved in Adamawa road crash • NPFL Pre-Season Invitational: Plateau United, Mighty Jets begin with victories • 2027: ‘Nigerians are hungry, angry’ – Utomi urges massive voter turnout • Security crisis: Opposition invites ICC to investigate political violence in Kenya • Osogbo gunfire: Police confirm one dead, vow to arrest suspects • PFIPC: ICPC uncovers multiple fake agencies as Tinubu orders forensic probe • FG approves 600 housing units for military, adopts revised biotechnology policy • ‘My marriage ended in 2024’ — Bashir El-Rufai’s ex-wife opens up on divorce, single motherhood • Tinubu’s funding turning states around — Gov. Aliyu

August 19, 2026|21:13

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‘Itch’ to return to Premier League is gone – Kane

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Harry Kane admits his desire to return to the Premier League and break the scoring record has faded since moving to Bayern Munich. The England captain is h Read More: https://punchng.com/itch-to-return-to-premier-league-is-gone-kane/

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