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Fernandes: Ronaldo Remains Portugal’s Ultimate Icon • VERBATIM: What Atiku, Obi, Makinde really want as 90+ countries subsidise fuel to ease hardship • North-East govs cry out over neglect of Mambilla power plant • SUBSIDY SHOWDOWN: Tinubu resists pressure, steps up palliatives – Atiku, Obi, Makinde, Adebayo, workers, others insist on restoration • ‘To Drink Water for This Country Na by Connection’: The real talk behind the slang • Police arrest suspect for allegedly raping, impregnating minor • Court freezes Osun accounts over $13.9m arbitration award • Minor arrested over alleged viral hotel assault video in Delta • Ekiti @ 30: The roles Afe Babalola played • المفكر الحاج ورّاق… والتناقض الأخلاقي لإنتقائية ضياء الدين بلال!! • سيد الحوش • CAF confirms December 7 date for 2026 Awards in Lagos • EUROMATCH NPFL: Rangers To Provide Free Buses For Fans Ahead Of Abia Warriors Derby • Kano and it’s digital health revolution • الموضوع القديم المتجدد منذ عام ٢٠١٣: يا طلاب قبل بدء العام الدراسي أحذروا الجامعات غير معترف بها • Nigeria’s Winner-Takes-All Politics: Stop blaming the Igbo for federal decisions • A season of harvest, by Funmi Komolafe • طبطبة البرهان وتطبيب البشير • Morning recap: NYSC kidnap: IED threat stalls rescue operation, Madonna varsity expels student, suspends 14, other top stories • Benue govt suspends maritime workers’ union over boat mishap, orders skipper’s arrest • Fernandes: Ronaldo Remains Portugal’s Ultimate Icon • VERBATIM: What Atiku, Obi, Makinde really want as 90+ countries subsidise fuel to ease hardship • North-East govs cry out over neglect of Mambilla power plant • SUBSIDY SHOWDOWN: Tinubu resists pressure, steps up palliatives – Atiku, Obi, Makinde, Adebayo, workers, others insist on restoration • ‘To Drink Water for This Country Na by Connection’: The real talk behind the slang • Police arrest suspect for allegedly raping, impregnating minor • Court freezes Osun accounts over $13.9m arbitration award • Minor arrested over alleged viral hotel assault video in Delta • Ekiti @ 30: The roles Afe Babalola played • المفكر الحاج ورّاق… والتناقض الأخلاقي لإنتقائية ضياء الدين بلال!! • سيد الحوش • CAF confirms December 7 date for 2026 Awards in Lagos • EUROMATCH NPFL: Rangers To Provide Free Buses For Fans Ahead Of Abia Warriors Derby • Kano and it’s digital health revolution • الموضوع القديم المتجدد منذ عام ٢٠١٣: يا طلاب قبل بدء العام الدراسي أحذروا الجامعات غير معترف بها • Nigeria’s Winner-Takes-All Politics: Stop blaming the Igbo for federal decisions • A season of harvest, by Funmi Komolafe • طبطبة البرهان وتطبيب البشير • Morning recap: NYSC kidnap: IED threat stalls rescue operation, Madonna varsity expels student, suspends 14, other top stories • Benue govt suspends maritime workers’ union over boat mishap, orders skipper’s arrest

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NGO celebrates Innocent Chukwuma’s legacy at book reading

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An NGO celebrated the legacy of the late human rights advocate, Innocent Chukwuma, at a reading of his biography, ‘Against All Odds’, in Lagos. Read More: https://punchng.com/ngo-celebrates-innocent-chukwumas-legacy-at-book-reading/

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