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2027: I’ll resign if Tinubu loses FCT, Rivers, Wike vows • ‘Judges must not abandon their humanity because of their judicial office’ – Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie • Benue NDC condemns ward chairman’s murder • Military personnel receive new salary increases • 2027: If APC wins, we are retired from politics- Amaechi tells ADC leaders • Tinubu signs 2025 budget amendment bill • 2027: Avoid conflict, don’t listen to detractors- Obasa tells APC members • Follow live: Alec Bohm's solo homer in 10th gives Phillies the lead over Braves in Game 2 • Emir of Zazzau assures NAHCON of support, urges Hajj efficiency • US cuts number of generals, admirals by 20%, says Defence Secretary • Independence Day: Tinubu To Address Nigerians On Thursday • I technically resigned from Buhari’s govt as minister – Rotimi Amaechi • NFL awards: Allen MVP favorite, Purdy closing in fast • Nigeria @66: Akpabio hails founding fathers, fallen heroes • JWTZ yasisitiza ufugaji wa samaki kwa vizimba • GTEC flags over 100 tertiary institutions as unrecognised • Ghana identified as source of explosives used in Sahel conflicts — Crime Index report • Political protection may be behind decline in visible cocaine trafficking in Ghana – Crime Index report • Nollywood actor Cjay dies • [VIDEO] 2027: I’ll Resign As Minister If Tinubu Loses In FCT, Rivers — Wike • 2027: I’ll resign if Tinubu loses FCT, Rivers, Wike vows • ‘Judges must not abandon their humanity because of their judicial office’ – Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie • Benue NDC condemns ward chairman’s murder • Military personnel receive new salary increases • 2027: If APC wins, we are retired from politics- Amaechi tells ADC leaders • Tinubu signs 2025 budget amendment bill • 2027: Avoid conflict, don’t listen to detractors- Obasa tells APC members • Follow live: Alec Bohm's solo homer in 10th gives Phillies the lead over Braves in Game 2 • Emir of Zazzau assures NAHCON of support, urges Hajj efficiency • US cuts number of generals, admirals by 20%, says Defence Secretary • Independence Day: Tinubu To Address Nigerians On Thursday • I technically resigned from Buhari’s govt as minister – Rotimi Amaechi • NFL awards: Allen MVP favorite, Purdy closing in fast • Nigeria @66: Akpabio hails founding fathers, fallen heroes • JWTZ yasisitiza ufugaji wa samaki kwa vizimba • GTEC flags over 100 tertiary institutions as unrecognised • Ghana identified as source of explosives used in Sahel conflicts — Crime Index report • Political protection may be behind decline in visible cocaine trafficking in Ghana – Crime Index report • Nollywood actor Cjay dies • [VIDEO] 2027: I’ll Resign As Minister If Tinubu Loses In FCT, Rivers — Wike

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Man City broke financial rules, to face sanctions, Premier League insists

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The Premier League says Manchester City have been found guilty of serious financial rule breaches over a nine-season period and will face sanctions. Read More: https://punchng.com/man-city-broke-financial-rules-to-face-sanctions-premier-league-insists/

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