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Rais Samia kuzindua nyenzo nne utekelezaji Dira 2050 • I contested against INEC in 2023 – SDP’s Adebayo • Iran denies Trump’s claim of fresh US talks • MAPOLY SUG declares sit-at-home protest over fees hike • ‘It’s my time’: Christos Tzolis fighting fit for Arsenal on return to England • Troops exhume remains of community leader allegedly murdered in Imo • (VIDEO)BBNaija S11: HOH Chimsom orders housemates to pray before meeting • Ballon d’Or 2026: French’s Walid Acherchour names player to receive huge votes • At Majigiri Children’s Wedding, Radda Seeks Prayers to End Insecurity • Atiku faults FG over economy recovery claims • Ogun Approves Major Infrastructure Projects, Chieftaincy Upgrades • NPFL: Kwara United coach calls for calm after friendly loss to Shooting Stars • Derby County, Birmingham City Join Race To Sign Otele • Iran denies negotiating with US after Trump announces talks • Marc Skinner leaves Manchester United Women head coach role amid transfer frustration • NPFL: Rangers snap up Kano Pillars defender • Stakeholders call for regional cooperation to tackle insecurity in South-East region • Oyintiloye calls for police neutrality, peaceful Osun poll • Early funding will enhance preparations for 2027 polls, INEC assures Nigerians • Civil Society Groups Urge INEC to Invite EU, International Observers for 2027 Elections • Rais Samia kuzindua nyenzo nne utekelezaji Dira 2050 • I contested against INEC in 2023 – SDP’s Adebayo • Iran denies Trump’s claim of fresh US talks • MAPOLY SUG declares sit-at-home protest over fees hike • ‘It’s my time’: Christos Tzolis fighting fit for Arsenal on return to England • Troops exhume remains of community leader allegedly murdered in Imo • (VIDEO)BBNaija S11: HOH Chimsom orders housemates to pray before meeting • Ballon d’Or 2026: French’s Walid Acherchour names player to receive huge votes • At Majigiri Children’s Wedding, Radda Seeks Prayers to End Insecurity • Atiku faults FG over economy recovery claims • Ogun Approves Major Infrastructure Projects, Chieftaincy Upgrades • NPFL: Kwara United coach calls for calm after friendly loss to Shooting Stars • Derby County, Birmingham City Join Race To Sign Otele • Iran denies negotiating with US after Trump announces talks • Marc Skinner leaves Manchester United Women head coach role amid transfer frustration • NPFL: Rangers snap up Kano Pillars defender • Stakeholders call for regional cooperation to tackle insecurity in South-East region • Oyintiloye calls for police neutrality, peaceful Osun poll • Early funding will enhance preparations for 2027 polls, INEC assures Nigerians • Civil Society Groups Urge INEC to Invite EU, International Observers for 2027 Elections

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Morning recap: US Visa bond policy, fake agency scandal, 2027 politics dominate top stories

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