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Obi’s Botched Benue Visit: A Warning Signal Ahead of 2027 Polls? • NEPC, NANS Forge Partnership to Link Students to Global Export Opportunities • I deserve Ballon d’Or this year — Barca’s Yamal • Cross River lawmakers mourn passing of power commissioner • Dangote launches refinery’s N2.15tn IPO on NGX • South Korea pushes for football season to switch to winter after unbearable summer • BREAKING: Billions of naira subscribed by investors within minutes of Dangote Refinery’s IPO opening – Official • ‘He can’t beat me’ — Speed Darlington challenges Burna Boy to boxing match • Former West Ham goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko dies at 64 • NDC alleges attack on members during Enugu grassroots meeting • China denies giving Iran intel before strike that killed US troops • Ondo monarch urges indigenes in diaspora to invest • ‘The Pitt’ leads Emmy Awards race with 25 nominations, others • Anambra still repaying debts incurred by administrations of Obi, Obiano — Commissioner • Groups demand probe of 80-year-old Benue man’s killing over alleged witchcraft • Adeleke bans NURTW activities in Osun after ally shot dead, orders probe • 15 houses at risk of collapse as flood ravages Lafia neighbourhood • TRENDING: Nigerian husbands become wives’ makeup models in viral transformations • AFRIMMA honours Tompolo, DJ Tunez, Real Warri Pikin, others • How attacks on NDC, PDP in Enugu may affect Tinubu in 2027 – Chieftain • Obi’s Botched Benue Visit: A Warning Signal Ahead of 2027 Polls? • NEPC, NANS Forge Partnership to Link Students to Global Export Opportunities • I deserve Ballon d’Or this year — Barca’s Yamal • Cross River lawmakers mourn passing of power commissioner • Dangote launches refinery’s N2.15tn IPO on NGX • South Korea pushes for football season to switch to winter after unbearable summer • BREAKING: Billions of naira subscribed by investors within minutes of Dangote Refinery’s IPO opening – Official • ‘He can’t beat me’ — Speed Darlington challenges Burna Boy to boxing match • Former West Ham goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko dies at 64 • NDC alleges attack on members during Enugu grassroots meeting • China denies giving Iran intel before strike that killed US troops • Ondo monarch urges indigenes in diaspora to invest • ‘The Pitt’ leads Emmy Awards race with 25 nominations, others • Anambra still repaying debts incurred by administrations of Obi, Obiano — Commissioner • Groups demand probe of 80-year-old Benue man’s killing over alleged witchcraft • Adeleke bans NURTW activities in Osun after ally shot dead, orders probe • 15 houses at risk of collapse as flood ravages Lafia neighbourhood • TRENDING: Nigerian husbands become wives’ makeup models in viral transformations • AFRIMMA honours Tompolo, DJ Tunez, Real Warri Pikin, others • How attacks on NDC, PDP in Enugu may affect Tinubu in 2027 – Chieftain

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NARD backs LASUTH doctors’ strike, urges Lagos govt to resolve dispute

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NARD noted that the unresolved welfare concerns had disrupted medical services at the tertiary hospital.

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