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Lagos waterfronts attract investors as blue economy expands • Roads to prosperity: Katsina’s renewal drive • LAWMA clears traders from unauthorised trading spots • Stanbic IBTC Insurance emerges stronger after recapitalisation • Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Nigeria lead 2026 African equity returns • DRAINING THE POOR TO FEED THE RICH • ADC PCC Tackles Shettima Over Claim Tinubu Saved Nigeria from Collapse • 2027: Non-Indigenes, Hunters in Ogun, Youths in Kwara Pledge Support for Tinubu • 2027: 3,000 APC Members, Baruten APC LG Chairman Defect to PDP in Kwara State • Inuwa Yahaya Takes Stock of NNGF Gains, Regional Body Charts Next Phase of Action • Nwifuru Charges NYSC Members on Skills Acquisition, Entrepreneurship Development • 'Kings of the State': Cowboys poke fun at Texans, lead NFL Week 4 trolls • Travis Hunter's juke drops Tee Higgins on nullified pick • Peak educates consumers through campaign • NYSC kidnap: Kidnappers slash ransom to N100m as outrage mounts • Sujimoto boss hails Dangote refinery’s business resilience • Access Holdings postpones H1 results again amid CBN approval delays • DisCos earn N603bn as power offtake drops • CBN returns N10.9trn liquidity through OMO repayments • Follow live: Braves strike first on Dubón's infield single in Game 2 • Lagos waterfronts attract investors as blue economy expands • Roads to prosperity: Katsina’s renewal drive • LAWMA clears traders from unauthorised trading spots • Stanbic IBTC Insurance emerges stronger after recapitalisation • Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Nigeria lead 2026 African equity returns • DRAINING THE POOR TO FEED THE RICH • ADC PCC Tackles Shettima Over Claim Tinubu Saved Nigeria from Collapse • 2027: Non-Indigenes, Hunters in Ogun, Youths in Kwara Pledge Support for Tinubu • 2027: 3,000 APC Members, Baruten APC LG Chairman Defect to PDP in Kwara State • Inuwa Yahaya Takes Stock of NNGF Gains, Regional Body Charts Next Phase of Action • Nwifuru Charges NYSC Members on Skills Acquisition, Entrepreneurship Development • 'Kings of the State': Cowboys poke fun at Texans, lead NFL Week 4 trolls • Travis Hunter's juke drops Tee Higgins on nullified pick • Peak educates consumers through campaign • NYSC kidnap: Kidnappers slash ransom to N100m as outrage mounts • Sujimoto boss hails Dangote refinery’s business resilience • Access Holdings postpones H1 results again amid CBN approval delays • DisCos earn N603bn as power offtake drops • CBN returns N10.9trn liquidity through OMO repayments • Follow live: Braves strike first on Dubón's infield single in Game 2

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Naira Rain As MFM Claim N7.5m Prize At Zenith Bank Women’s Basketball FinaleǓųhů

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

There was a downpour of cash at the 2026 NBBF/Zenith Bank Women’s Basketball League finale in Lagos, with champions MFM Women’s Basketball Team pocketing N7.5 million for their title triumph. First Bank, who finished runners-up, received N5 million, while Nigeria Customs, who secured the bronze medal, went home with N3 million. MFM clinched their third […]

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