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Transfer: Chelsea set Friday deadline for Man City to complete Enzo Fernandez deal • IYD: Government urged to empower youths, persons with disabilities • European Super Cup: Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 Aston Villa – live • Manchester United enjoy trip to Dublin with penalty shootout win over Leeds • Désiré Doué does the business as PSG edge Aston Villa to lift Super Cup • Anderson still pained by England defeat but ready to shine at Manchester City • Nigeria-India trade hits $9bn, up 26% in one year – Envoy • 31 Artillery Brigade Commander orders troops to stay alert at Niger Power Plant • Nigeria’s crude oil production down 4% in July — NUPRC • Maripoma donates 500 bags of fertilizer to farmers in Bawku West • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 12, 2026: Nigerian Naira bounces back, appreciates against US currency • CSOs urge FG to publish MoU on $2.5bn JBS livestock deal • Ruto putting roadblocks on bumpy road to Singapore • EFCC probe forces 24 oil firms to pay N115bn, $84m NDDC levies • NPFL: Rangers, Rivers United, El-Kanemi, 3SC clash in pre-season tournament • Osun Election: Bloody moment as Speaker Egbedun allegedly attacks APC Reps candidate, others • White House press secretary resigns, becomes adviser • Late INEC listing won’t stop SDP victory, says Osun gov candidate • Tragedy as two youths drown inside underground sewage during evacuation in Aba • Xavi Hernández appointed head coach of the Netherlands on four-year contract • Transfer: Chelsea set Friday deadline for Man City to complete Enzo Fernandez deal • IYD: Government urged to empower youths, persons with disabilities • European Super Cup: Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 Aston Villa – live • Manchester United enjoy trip to Dublin with penalty shootout win over Leeds • Désiré Doué does the business as PSG edge Aston Villa to lift Super Cup • Anderson still pained by England defeat but ready to shine at Manchester City • Nigeria-India trade hits $9bn, up 26% in one year – Envoy • 31 Artillery Brigade Commander orders troops to stay alert at Niger Power Plant • Nigeria’s crude oil production down 4% in July — NUPRC • Maripoma donates 500 bags of fertilizer to farmers in Bawku West • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 12, 2026: Nigerian Naira bounces back, appreciates against US currency • CSOs urge FG to publish MoU on $2.5bn JBS livestock deal • Ruto putting roadblocks on bumpy road to Singapore • EFCC probe forces 24 oil firms to pay N115bn, $84m NDDC levies • NPFL: Rangers, Rivers United, El-Kanemi, 3SC clash in pre-season tournament • Osun Election: Bloody moment as Speaker Egbedun allegedly attacks APC Reps candidate, others • White House press secretary resigns, becomes adviser • Late INEC listing won’t stop SDP victory, says Osun gov candidate • Tragedy as two youths drown inside underground sewage during evacuation in Aba • Xavi Hernández appointed head coach of the Netherlands on four-year contract

August 12, 2026|21:19

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Nigeria-India trade hits $9bn as strategic partnership axpands across key sectors

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Nigeria and India are deepening their strategic partnership across trade, investment, defence, energy, healthcare, agriculture and technology, with bilateral trade

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