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Sadio Mané builds $20m mango processing plant in hometown • Women’s Champions League: will OL Lyonnes or English trio topple a weakened Barcelona? • Lions and Irons: the Dockers derby – a photo essay • ‘It’s bordering on exploitation’: how pseudoscience is duping football • الأمم المتحدة تعلن استعدادها للتحقيق في مزاعم استخدام الجيش السوداني أسلحة كيميائية • Dangote Refinery: Fuel marketers mull petrol price cut as FG meets stakeholders • LaLiga: ‘People don’t like that’ – Nacho reveals problem with Mourinho • Suspects who raped underage children won’t escape prosecution – Abia govt • OPay at 8: Still okay, still moving Nigeria forward • Afghan cyclist who disguised as man wins Asian Games silver • Five injured in shooting outside Turkey school • ‘It’s not APC’s fault PDP didn’t zone presidency to South-East’ — Anyim • All my children supported Peter Obi in 2023 – Wike • Operation intelligence-driven – Dikko on killing of 18 bandits in Katsina • 5 ملايين سوداني يعودون إلى منازل مدمرة وخدمات أساسية تحت الضغط • Busari explains Flamingos’ late breakthrough as Nigeria maintain perfect WAFU-B run • Nigeria Eurobond yields fall despite higher US rates • Trump TV goes live as major US networks halt coverage • Katsina Gov Praises Military, DSS, Vigilantes For Foiling Mass Kidnap, Neutralizing 18 Bandits, Recovering Arms, Livestock • 37 Miners’ Death: ACG Alleges Cover-up, Asks Interior Minister to Resign • Sadio Mané builds $20m mango processing plant in hometown • Women’s Champions League: will OL Lyonnes or English trio topple a weakened Barcelona? • Lions and Irons: the Dockers derby – a photo essay • ‘It’s bordering on exploitation’: how pseudoscience is duping football • الأمم المتحدة تعلن استعدادها للتحقيق في مزاعم استخدام الجيش السوداني أسلحة كيميائية • Dangote Refinery: Fuel marketers mull petrol price cut as FG meets stakeholders • LaLiga: ‘People don’t like that’ – Nacho reveals problem with Mourinho • Suspects who raped underage children won’t escape prosecution – Abia govt • OPay at 8: Still okay, still moving Nigeria forward • Afghan cyclist who disguised as man wins Asian Games silver • Five injured in shooting outside Turkey school • ‘It’s not APC’s fault PDP didn’t zone presidency to South-East’ — Anyim • All my children supported Peter Obi in 2023 – Wike • Operation intelligence-driven – Dikko on killing of 18 bandits in Katsina • 5 ملايين سوداني يعودون إلى منازل مدمرة وخدمات أساسية تحت الضغط • Busari explains Flamingos’ late breakthrough as Nigeria maintain perfect WAFU-B run • Nigeria Eurobond yields fall despite higher US rates • Trump TV goes live as major US networks halt coverage • Katsina Gov Praises Military, DSS, Vigilantes For Foiling Mass Kidnap, Neutralizing 18 Bandits, Recovering Arms, Livestock • 37 Miners’ Death: ACG Alleges Cover-up, Asks Interior Minister to Resign
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Netball World Cup Qualifiers: Malawi crush Nigeria 82–22 in Nairobi

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