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How to apply: Nigerian Army opens portal for Short Service Combatant Commission • ADC vows to abolish opaque ‘security votes’, treat looting as banditry • AAUA ASUU declares indefinite strike over 2025 agreement • How stronger partnerships can drive Nigeria’s creative industry — Expert • Osun poll: ADC candidate promises 20,000 jobs in first 100 days • Everything That Happened in BBNaija Season 11 Week 2: Sheba, Chimsom, the Gambit Twist & the Evictions • Aviation strike disrupts flights as NCAA, FAAN move to contain fallout • UK protests erupt over facility for illegal migrants, asylum seekers • Recapitalisation: Fate of eight insurers hangs as NAICOM concludes final verification • Mutual Benefits doubles dividend payout to N802m as shareholders back growth strategy • What N903.7bn quarterly pension contributions mean for Nigerian worker • ‘Not from us’ – Kano varsity disowns Emir Sanusi ‘carry over’ video • French newspapers appeal to antitrust regulator over Google's AI summaries • Katsina United player Ozoh Chinedu dies after collapsing during pre-season friendly • Adeleke will lose Osun governorship election, Accord chieftain predicts • We will not forfeit our entitlements to Abia govt — pensioners • Stop destructive criticism for engagement, Kiekie tells social media critics • Osun APC candidate backs state police, promises adherence to framework • Ondo NURTW dismisses claims of leadership dissolution • Police mourn 10 officers killed in gun battle with bandits in Kebbi • How to apply: Nigerian Army opens portal for Short Service Combatant Commission • ADC vows to abolish opaque ‘security votes’, treat looting as banditry • AAUA ASUU declares indefinite strike over 2025 agreement • How stronger partnerships can drive Nigeria’s creative industry — Expert • Osun poll: ADC candidate promises 20,000 jobs in first 100 days • Everything That Happened in BBNaija Season 11 Week 2: Sheba, Chimsom, the Gambit Twist & the Evictions • Aviation strike disrupts flights as NCAA, FAAN move to contain fallout • UK protests erupt over facility for illegal migrants, asylum seekers • Recapitalisation: Fate of eight insurers hangs as NAICOM concludes final verification • Mutual Benefits doubles dividend payout to N802m as shareholders back growth strategy • What N903.7bn quarterly pension contributions mean for Nigerian worker • ‘Not from us’ – Kano varsity disowns Emir Sanusi ‘carry over’ video • French newspapers appeal to antitrust regulator over Google's AI summaries • Katsina United player Ozoh Chinedu dies after collapsing during pre-season friendly • Adeleke will lose Osun governorship election, Accord chieftain predicts • We will not forfeit our entitlements to Abia govt — pensioners • Stop destructive criticism for engagement, Kiekie tells social media critics • Osun APC candidate backs state police, promises adherence to framework • Ondo NURTW dismisses claims of leadership dissolution • Police mourn 10 officers killed in gun battle with bandits in Kebbi

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NFF apologises to Tinubu, Nigerians after Super Falcons’ WAFCON exit

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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has apologised to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Nigerians following the Super Falcons’ failure to

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