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تصريحات مناوي: ما وراء الاعتراف بصناعة المليشيات ومخاطر الصراع القادم • فوز نافي بيلاي بنوبل للسلام 2026: ترحيب دولي واسع وغضب إسرائيلي • Police detain inspector, two civil guards over extortion of motorist • Wike says motive behind FCT teachers’ strike political, threatens no-work no-pay • “Any Police Officer or Soldier who is man enough should come and arrest me” – Galamsey operator • Big Push: Kofi Job completes first phase of Tepa-Marban-Goaso Road 15 months ahead of schedule • Meya Kibaha amwonya mzabuni wa taka Loliondo • Obi should honour his pledge to quit 2027 race – APC • Lagos Assembly moves to recover state assets • Stop putting politics above people, Showunmi tells Northern leaders • Toxic pesticides in food: NAFDAC warns of health risks, seizes ₦800m banned chemicals • APC Writes INEC, Demands Enforcement of Supreme Court Judgment On Party Membership Register • A’Court dismisses El-Rufai’s bail appeal • Olympic Qualifiers: Alozie, Kanu fire Super Falcons to victory over Comoros • إصابة 6 أشخاص في قصف بمسيّرات على الأبيض • الشاعر السوداني عفيف إسماعيل: بالكتابة أحاول التعافي والنجاة • Israel Trains Nigerian Health Workers on Maternal Emergency Care • Oyedele Clarifies, Says 𝐍𝐍𝐏𝐂 D𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭, Commercial Decision, N𝐨𝐭 S𝐮𝐛𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐲 • Abia voters fume as INEC staff leave PVC centres • 2027: Bende monarchs reaffirm zoning pact, Kalu’s third-term bid faces hurdle • تصريحات مناوي: ما وراء الاعتراف بصناعة المليشيات ومخاطر الصراع القادم • فوز نافي بيلاي بنوبل للسلام 2026: ترحيب دولي واسع وغضب إسرائيلي • Police detain inspector, two civil guards over extortion of motorist • Wike says motive behind FCT teachers’ strike political, threatens no-work no-pay • “Any Police Officer or Soldier who is man enough should come and arrest me” – Galamsey operator • Big Push: Kofi Job completes first phase of Tepa-Marban-Goaso Road 15 months ahead of schedule • Meya Kibaha amwonya mzabuni wa taka Loliondo • Obi should honour his pledge to quit 2027 race – APC • Lagos Assembly moves to recover state assets • Stop putting politics above people, Showunmi tells Northern leaders • Toxic pesticides in food: NAFDAC warns of health risks, seizes ₦800m banned chemicals • APC Writes INEC, Demands Enforcement of Supreme Court Judgment On Party Membership Register • A’Court dismisses El-Rufai’s bail appeal • Olympic Qualifiers: Alozie, Kanu fire Super Falcons to victory over Comoros • إصابة 6 أشخاص في قصف بمسيّرات على الأبيض • الشاعر السوداني عفيف إسماعيل: بالكتابة أحاول التعافي والنجاة • Israel Trains Nigerian Health Workers on Maternal Emergency Care • Oyedele Clarifies, Says 𝐍𝐍𝐏𝐂 D𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭, Commercial Decision, N𝐨𝐭 S𝐮𝐛𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐲 • Abia voters fume as INEC staff leave PVC centres • 2027: Bende monarchs reaffirm zoning pact, Kalu’s third-term bid faces hurdle

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