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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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UEFA Champions League

Nations League roundup: Haaland limps off in Norway’s loss to Portugal

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Portugal victory seals place in quarter-finals
Greece hold Germany to goalless draw

Title-holders Portugal maintained their 100% record in the Nations League with a 2-1 home win over Norway on Sunday to seal a place in ⁠the March quarter-finals, while Manchester City’s problems may have got worse after Erling Haaland limped off for the visitors.

Portugal hope their victory at the Estádio Do Dragão shifts the focus further away from Cristiano Ronaldo’s abrupt exit from the squad last week. Gonçalo Ramos netted 11 minutes from time to ensure they secured a top-two ⁠finish in Group A4 as ⁠they moved six points ahead of second-placed Denmark, who won 1-0 at Wales.

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