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Federal Government using state institutions to weaken opposition in Osun – ADC • Customs intercept pangolin scales, ivory tusks, other items worth ₦362m • Air India Appoints Ethiopian Airlines Veteran Tewolde Gebremariam as New CEO • Delineation: Itsekiri Group Rejects Equal Ward Allocation With Ijaw • NSCDC dismisses two personnel for firearms proliferation, exonerates mining marshal commander • Some domestic airlines may go extinct in 30 days – Onyema • Dangote Refinery drops PMS to ₦1,165/Litre, Diesel to ₦1,570/Litre • Corruption fueling insecurity, poverty in Nigeria — SDP presidential candidate • US introduces $250,000 visa bonds for select immigrant applicants • Pope mourns Mozambican Cardinal Langa • US to revoke citizenship of three Nigerians in major crackdown • Abia Assembly expresses concern as six days blackout hits Aba • Three foreigners injured in South Africa anti-migrant march • We’ve started paying depositors of 46 microfinance banks — NDIC • Peter Obi Should Quit Presidential Race - Arabambi • Deadline For Opposition To Contest Presidential Candidates' List - Ubani • Tinubu Approves 30-80% Pay Rise For Armed Forces - Sadeeq Shehu • LAGOS EMPOWERS OVER 3,800 SMALL SCALE BUSINESSES • 2027: Should INEC Disqualify NDC, Peter Obi For Late Filing - Patrice Akwara • House Committee, NDIC move to strengthen safety net for depositors • Federal Government using state institutions to weaken opposition in Osun – ADC • Customs intercept pangolin scales, ivory tusks, other items worth ₦362m • Air India Appoints Ethiopian Airlines Veteran Tewolde Gebremariam as New CEO • Delineation: Itsekiri Group Rejects Equal Ward Allocation With Ijaw • NSCDC dismisses two personnel for firearms proliferation, exonerates mining marshal commander • Some domestic airlines may go extinct in 30 days – Onyema • Dangote Refinery drops PMS to ₦1,165/Litre, Diesel to ₦1,570/Litre • Corruption fueling insecurity, poverty in Nigeria — SDP presidential candidate • US introduces $250,000 visa bonds for select immigrant applicants • Pope mourns Mozambican Cardinal Langa • US to revoke citizenship of three Nigerians in major crackdown • Abia Assembly expresses concern as six days blackout hits Aba • Three foreigners injured in South Africa anti-migrant march • We’ve started paying depositors of 46 microfinance banks — NDIC • Peter Obi Should Quit Presidential Race - Arabambi • Deadline For Opposition To Contest Presidential Candidates' List - Ubani • Tinubu Approves 30-80% Pay Rise For Armed Forces - Sadeeq Shehu • LAGOS EMPOWERS OVER 3,800 SMALL SCALE BUSINESSES • 2027: Should INEC Disqualify NDC, Peter Obi For Late Filing - Patrice Akwara • House Committee, NDIC move to strengthen safety net for depositors

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