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Kwara private varsity appoints first substantive VC • Universities in Ghana still accepting applications for 2026/27 academic year • Jehovah’s Witnesses change policy on four blood components, leave decision to individual conscience • ECG announces power outages in 3 Regions; See affected areas • GMet issues severe rainstorm warning for 5 regions: See affected areas • Minister says MDAs owe over N100bn electricity debts • Dangote cuts petrol price by N25 as crude prices ease • Enugu gov appoints 101 aides • Appeal court declares Magu’s prolonged acting tenure as EFCC chairman illegal • ‘N500/litre Fuel Or N500,000 Minimum Wage’ – Workers Makes Fresh Demands To Tinubu • Investors gain direct access to Wall Street equities via Bitget Wallet and Reality • Dangote Refinery reduces fuel price as crude oil price falls • 2026 Ballon d’Or: There’s no one like him – Romero names player that should win • White House defends Trump media ban as TV networks halt coverage • 2027: Makinde Predicts APM Victory, Receives APC Defectors In Oyo • Why I’ll never support Uzodimma to become Senate President – Wike • Jajah sponsors free health screening for Ayawaso North residents • Kacstone Records, Sister Kingdom Network join African tourism stakeholders at Lesotho summit • Subin MP supports JHS graduates with food items and school supplies • Nigeria Records First Tele-Robotic Surgery As Surgeon Operates On Abuja Patient From Ogun • Kwara private varsity appoints first substantive VC • Universities in Ghana still accepting applications for 2026/27 academic year • Jehovah’s Witnesses change policy on four blood components, leave decision to individual conscience • ECG announces power outages in 3 Regions; See affected areas • GMet issues severe rainstorm warning for 5 regions: See affected areas • Minister says MDAs owe over N100bn electricity debts • Dangote cuts petrol price by N25 as crude prices ease • Enugu gov appoints 101 aides • Appeal court declares Magu’s prolonged acting tenure as EFCC chairman illegal • ‘N500/litre Fuel Or N500,000 Minimum Wage’ – Workers Makes Fresh Demands To Tinubu • Investors gain direct access to Wall Street equities via Bitget Wallet and Reality • Dangote Refinery reduces fuel price as crude oil price falls • 2026 Ballon d’Or: There’s no one like him – Romero names player that should win • White House defends Trump media ban as TV networks halt coverage • 2027: Makinde Predicts APM Victory, Receives APC Defectors In Oyo • Why I’ll never support Uzodimma to become Senate President – Wike • Jajah sponsors free health screening for Ayawaso North residents • Kacstone Records, Sister Kingdom Network join African tourism stakeholders at Lesotho summit • Subin MP supports JHS graduates with food items and school supplies • Nigeria Records First Tele-Robotic Surgery As Surgeon Operates On Abuja Patient From Ogun

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NFL: 'No concerns' over field conditions in Rio for Cowboys-Ravens

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NFL field director Nick Pappas said there are "no concerns right now" over the field conditions for Sunday's game between the Cowboys and Ravens in Rio de Janeiro.

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