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Ruto allies forced to declare support for Sifuna at Khalwale wife's funeral • 100 days in captivity: Borno families demand rescue of abducted children • Medalist Simpson to stop running after collapse • 'We have dogs in Ottawa': Akheem Mesidor paving way for next generation of Canadian NFL players • EPL: Liverpool need more wingers, says Iraola • 2027: Adeleke belongs to us; I’ll give Atiku’s opposition high BP – Wike • List of Nigerians with institutions, public facilities named after them in foreign countries • ICPC begins inspection of N2.06bn constituency projects in Bauchi • Police arrest man over alleged cyberbullying of first-class chiefs in Adamawa • Anambra’s local AI raises Nigeria’s digital sovereignty hopes • Ondo South NASS: No rift with Aiyedatiwa, Kekemeke debunks rumour • Father’s plea: EFCC withdraws charges against two Nigerians • Afenifere warns S’West faces food crisis as kidnappers target farmers • MLS: Yusuf Named Player Of The Week • MOWAA: Oshiomhole committee recommends return of museum to Benin Palace • NFF handed a 24-hour ultimatum to resign • ORF accuses Ondo govt of neglecting governance for political manoeuvring • 2027: You wanted subsidy removed in 2023, now you want it back – Alfindiki to Atiku • Meet Nigeria’s George Azih celebrated by US for fintech innovation • Afenifere raises the alarm over attacks on farmers in South-West • Ruto allies forced to declare support for Sifuna at Khalwale wife's funeral • 100 days in captivity: Borno families demand rescue of abducted children • Medalist Simpson to stop running after collapse • 'We have dogs in Ottawa': Akheem Mesidor paving way for next generation of Canadian NFL players • EPL: Liverpool need more wingers, says Iraola • 2027: Adeleke belongs to us; I’ll give Atiku’s opposition high BP – Wike • List of Nigerians with institutions, public facilities named after them in foreign countries • ICPC begins inspection of N2.06bn constituency projects in Bauchi • Police arrest man over alleged cyberbullying of first-class chiefs in Adamawa • Anambra’s local AI raises Nigeria’s digital sovereignty hopes • Ondo South NASS: No rift with Aiyedatiwa, Kekemeke debunks rumour • Father’s plea: EFCC withdraws charges against two Nigerians • Afenifere warns S’West faces food crisis as kidnappers target farmers • MLS: Yusuf Named Player Of The Week • MOWAA: Oshiomhole committee recommends return of museum to Benin Palace • NFF handed a 24-hour ultimatum to resign • ORF accuses Ondo govt of neglecting governance for political manoeuvring • 2027: You wanted subsidy removed in 2023, now you want it back – Alfindiki to Atiku • Meet Nigeria’s George Azih celebrated by US for fintech innovation • Afenifere raises the alarm over attacks on farmers in South-West

August 21, 2026|13:52

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