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Oluremi Tinubu visits Anambra September 10 • UK opens 100 extra training places for aspiring criminal lawyers • Anambra LG chair urges support for Tinubu’s 2027 re-election • Army rescues retired general’s wife hours after Abuja abduction • Constitutional review: IEA warns against changes that could turn judiciary into ‘political football’ • US Open: Medvedev, Pegula advance as rain disrupts schedule • Gov Mutfwang summons emergency security council meeting over recent attacks in Plateau • Stakeholders Demand Greater Investment in Local Talent, Intelligence to Drive Nigeria’s AI Revolution • 2027: Sowore tackles politicians over godfathers, rented parties • 2027: INEC rejects NDC’s claim of candidate substitution • Transfer: Chelsea take decision on signing Wijnadlum after Camara deal collapses • Kashim Shettima has a story young Nigerians can learn from at 60, By Ismail Omipidan • Eastern Regional Minister orders temporary closure of two SHSs after violent student clashes • Ali PVT Ghana Limited Managing Director on GH¢150,000 bail over five dud cheques valued at GH¢600,000 • Ruth Kadiri Reveals Why She Kept Her Marriage Secret From the Spotlight • The Subnational Question: How States Can Turn the FAAC Surge into Devt • The uncertain days of a potential lucky loser • MOSOP demands transparency over Ogoni oil talks, NNPCL job slots • Mutfwang approves fresh appointments, names 14 liaison officers • Savannah Region will no longer be remembered only for festivals – Julius Debrah • Oluremi Tinubu visits Anambra September 10 • UK opens 100 extra training places for aspiring criminal lawyers • Anambra LG chair urges support for Tinubu’s 2027 re-election • Army rescues retired general’s wife hours after Abuja abduction • Constitutional review: IEA warns against changes that could turn judiciary into ‘political football’ • US Open: Medvedev, Pegula advance as rain disrupts schedule • Gov Mutfwang summons emergency security council meeting over recent attacks in Plateau • Stakeholders Demand Greater Investment in Local Talent, Intelligence to Drive Nigeria’s AI Revolution • 2027: Sowore tackles politicians over godfathers, rented parties • 2027: INEC rejects NDC’s claim of candidate substitution • Transfer: Chelsea take decision on signing Wijnadlum after Camara deal collapses • Kashim Shettima has a story young Nigerians can learn from at 60, By Ismail Omipidan • Eastern Regional Minister orders temporary closure of two SHSs after violent student clashes • Ali PVT Ghana Limited Managing Director on GH¢150,000 bail over five dud cheques valued at GH¢600,000 • Ruth Kadiri Reveals Why She Kept Her Marriage Secret From the Spotlight • The Subnational Question: How States Can Turn the FAAC Surge into Devt • The uncertain days of a potential lucky loser • MOSOP demands transparency over Ogoni oil talks, NNPCL job slots • Mutfwang approves fresh appointments, names 14 liaison officers • Savannah Region will no longer be remembered only for festivals – Julius Debrah

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Man City Agree £125m Fee For Enzo Fernandez

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Manchester City have agreed to pay a joint-British transfer record fee of £125m for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, BBC Sport reports. Fernandez joined Chelsea from Benfica in 2023 for a then-British record fee of £107m, with his latest switch matching the £125m that Liverpool paid for Alexander Isak on this day last summer. The clubs [...]

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