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Cardoso receives 2026 Central Banking Central Bank of the Year Award in London • Over five phones were stolen at Alex Ekubo’s service of songs – Stan Nze • NDC: Peter Obi present when motion for party supremacy was passed – Dickson • Three red cards in World Cup opening game as Mexico beat S’Africa 2-0 • [UPDATED] Mexico Beat South Africa 2-0 In World Cup Opener • Child playing with lighter triggers fire disaster in Kwara • Democracy Day: Support Tinubu’s reforms, protect Nigeria’s freedom, APC chairman urges Nigerians • Warri Crisis: Ijaw, Urhobo leaders ask protesters to leave oil facilities after Tinubu’s intervention • [JUST IN] Mexico Beat South Africa 2-0 In World Cup Opener • Trump nominates Jay Clayton as US Director of National Intelligence • EFCC arraigns three over alleged attempt to defraud bank N10 billion • Xenophobia: No evacuated Nigerian committed any crime, only attacked because of skin colour – NIDCOM • Transfer: Bayern Munich hand Arsenal major blow • Warri Federal Constituency: Ijaw, Itshekiri, Urhobo leaders meet Tinubu, agree to end protests • Iran’s World Cup camp in Tijuana unfolds under armed guard and political shadow • Mexico 2-0 South Africa: World Cup 2026 opening match – live reaction • Edo: Court sentences five to death by hanging over lawyer’s abduction, murder • Starmer picks ex-army officer Dan Jarvis as new UK defence minister • Xenophobia Evacuations: Nigerian returnee recounts traumatic experiences in South Africa • Give El-Rufai access to medical care – MURIC tells ICPC • Cardoso receives 2026 Central Banking Central Bank of the Year Award in London • Over five phones were stolen at Alex Ekubo’s service of songs – Stan Nze • NDC: Peter Obi present when motion for party supremacy was passed – Dickson • Three red cards in World Cup opening game as Mexico beat S’Africa 2-0 • [UPDATED] Mexico Beat South Africa 2-0 In World Cup Opener • Child playing with lighter triggers fire disaster in Kwara • Democracy Day: Support Tinubu’s reforms, protect Nigeria’s freedom, APC chairman urges Nigerians • Warri Crisis: Ijaw, Urhobo leaders ask protesters to leave oil facilities after Tinubu’s intervention • [JUST IN] Mexico Beat South Africa 2-0 In World Cup Opener • Trump nominates Jay Clayton as US Director of National Intelligence • EFCC arraigns three over alleged attempt to defraud bank N10 billion • Xenophobia: No evacuated Nigerian committed any crime, only attacked because of skin colour – NIDCOM • Transfer: Bayern Munich hand Arsenal major blow • Warri Federal Constituency: Ijaw, Itshekiri, Urhobo leaders meet Tinubu, agree to end protests • Iran’s World Cup camp in Tijuana unfolds under armed guard and political shadow • Mexico 2-0 South Africa: World Cup 2026 opening match – live reaction • Edo: Court sentences five to death by hanging over lawyer’s abduction, murder • Starmer picks ex-army officer Dan Jarvis as new UK defence minister • Xenophobia Evacuations: Nigerian returnee recounts traumatic experiences in South Africa • Give El-Rufai access to medical care – MURIC tells ICPC

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Nigeria meets 102% of OPEC Quota as crude oil production hit 1.7mn bpd in May

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Iran war disruption prompts Nigeria crude oil producers to lift output

Nigeria recorded an upswing in the total volume of oil produced in May 2026, averaging 1,530,354 barrels of crude oil

Nigeria meets 102% of OPEC Quota as crude oil production hit 1.7mn bpd in May

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