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‘I’m not dead’ – Abia APC Senatorial candidate, Erondu cries out over alleged name substitution • Tinubu Unveils New National Headquarters of Ansar-Ud-Deen Society in Lagos • JUST IN: Fire guts Federal Mortgage Bank headquarters in Abuja • Glasgow 2026: Nigeria adds two silvers as relay team, Usoro shine on penultimate day • WHO reports largest Ebola outbreak in DR Congo • Tamale North MP narrates how newsroom poverty chased him into politics • Samuel Ogazi Wins Historic First-Ever Commonwealth Games Men’s 400m Gold for Nigeria • NANS urges UNILAG to reopen fees, registration portal for 48 hours • ORAL can still pursue civil claims against Sedina Tamakloe despite the acquittal – Barker-Vormawor • 13 dead after small tourist plane crashes in Peru • Report: Nigeria’s Education Crisis Now About System Capacity, Not School Enrolment • Tinubu, ACF Celebrate AbdulRazaq at 70, Hail His Service to Nation • Focus on economy over political battles, ADC chieftain urges Tinubu • Sedina acquittal: Even the numbering of the charges was wrong – Ivan Kyei • Seven common reasons US may deny your visa application • BREAKING: Federal Mortgage Bank Abuja is on fire • Ochetoha: Idoma Organisation Raises Fresh Alarm Over Benue South Killings, Faults MACBAN • NACOC arrests 10 over alleged cannabis sale at Koforidua Technical University • AMA fines Tudu traders GH¢450 each for defying National Sanitation Day exercise • Medically cleared applicants still under recruitment consideration – Ghana Police Service • ‘I’m not dead’ – Abia APC Senatorial candidate, Erondu cries out over alleged name substitution • Tinubu Unveils New National Headquarters of Ansar-Ud-Deen Society in Lagos • JUST IN: Fire guts Federal Mortgage Bank headquarters in Abuja • Glasgow 2026: Nigeria adds two silvers as relay team, Usoro shine on penultimate day • WHO reports largest Ebola outbreak in DR Congo • Tamale North MP narrates how newsroom poverty chased him into politics • Samuel Ogazi Wins Historic First-Ever Commonwealth Games Men’s 400m Gold for Nigeria • NANS urges UNILAG to reopen fees, registration portal for 48 hours • ORAL can still pursue civil claims against Sedina Tamakloe despite the acquittal – Barker-Vormawor • 13 dead after small tourist plane crashes in Peru • Report: Nigeria’s Education Crisis Now About System Capacity, Not School Enrolment • Tinubu, ACF Celebrate AbdulRazaq at 70, Hail His Service to Nation • Focus on economy over political battles, ADC chieftain urges Tinubu • Sedina acquittal: Even the numbering of the charges was wrong – Ivan Kyei • Seven common reasons US may deny your visa application • BREAKING: Federal Mortgage Bank Abuja is on fire • Ochetoha: Idoma Organisation Raises Fresh Alarm Over Benue South Killings, Faults MACBAN • NACOC arrests 10 over alleged cannabis sale at Koforidua Technical University • AMA fines Tudu traders GH¢450 each for defying National Sanitation Day exercise • Medically cleared applicants still under recruitment consideration – Ghana Police Service

August 1, 2026|20:53

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Malawi defeat Egypt 3-1 to move top of WAFCON Group C

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Malawi stuns Egypt with a 3-1 victory, provisionally topping WAFCON Group C. Discover how Malawi’s impressive performance secured their lead. Read More: https://punchng.com/malawi-defeat-egypt-3-1-to-move-top-of-wafcon-group-c/

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