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I spent Kudirat Abiola’s last 24 hours with her before assassination — Oloyede • AI: Friend or Foe? • A Bond That Must Never Be Broken (1) • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Group B final standings confirmed • “Peller, Jarvis’ Wedding Isn’t Real, It’s Pure Content, That’s Why They Didn’t Invite Me” — CarterEfe • Aide seeks Tinubu support in South-East • Pre-season: Osimhen on target in Galatasaray’s thrilling draw against Rennes • NNL: Eko United set to appoint Oladunni Oyekale as head coach • Jailed ex-leader Maduro welcomes ‘any path to dialogue’ in Venezuela • Irish boxer Lee Reeves rushed to hospital after brutal knockout • Chelsea sign Argentina international Valentín Barco from Strasbourg • Alake’s aide denies claims of handing Nigeria’s minerals to Chinese • Norway: Daga scores again as Molde held by Sarpsborg in six-goal thriller • VIDEO: Fire destroys N500m property at Federal Mortgage Bank • FG defends mining licence revocation, denies favouring Chinese investors • Transfer: Two Real Madrid players undergo medicals ahead of move to EPL • Commonwealth Games: Nigeria finishes 7th with 24 medals, emerges Africa’s best • Sanusi Savours Portuguese Super Cup Success With FC Porto • Clear Path Travels Begins Operations as Virtual Relocation Consultancy • Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio modest amid subnational revenue growth – Presidency • I spent Kudirat Abiola’s last 24 hours with her before assassination — Oloyede • AI: Friend or Foe? • A Bond That Must Never Be Broken (1) • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Group B final standings confirmed • “Peller, Jarvis’ Wedding Isn’t Real, It’s Pure Content, That’s Why They Didn’t Invite Me” — CarterEfe • Aide seeks Tinubu support in South-East • Pre-season: Osimhen on target in Galatasaray’s thrilling draw against Rennes • NNL: Eko United set to appoint Oladunni Oyekale as head coach • Jailed ex-leader Maduro welcomes ‘any path to dialogue’ in Venezuela • Irish boxer Lee Reeves rushed to hospital after brutal knockout • Chelsea sign Argentina international Valentín Barco from Strasbourg • Alake’s aide denies claims of handing Nigeria’s minerals to Chinese • Norway: Daga scores again as Molde held by Sarpsborg in six-goal thriller • VIDEO: Fire destroys N500m property at Federal Mortgage Bank • FG defends mining licence revocation, denies favouring Chinese investors • Transfer: Two Real Madrid players undergo medicals ahead of move to EPL • Commonwealth Games: Nigeria finishes 7th with 24 medals, emerges Africa’s best • Sanusi Savours Portuguese Super Cup Success With FC Porto • Clear Path Travels Begins Operations as Virtual Relocation Consultancy • Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio modest amid subnational revenue growth – Presidency

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Nigeria finishes seventh at Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

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Team Nigeria athletes during the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. (CREDIT: MakingofChampions)

Team Nigeria ended the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games in seventh place after winning 24 medals and producing several historic performances across athletics, weightlifting, para-sports and judo.

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