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GCCI leadership engages President Barrow on private sector growth agenda • 12 killed ahead of Sunday’s grand magal • Newcastle Reject Arsenal’s Initial Bid For Guimaraes • Hull City Plot Move For Femi Azeez • TikToker undergoes traditional cleansing after filming Oloolu masquerade procession • Taraba gov signs executive orders against political thuggery, illegal mining, drug abuse • Troops exhume remains of slain Imo community leader from shallow grave • Cook to impress with Peppe Terra Cooking Paste • Omanhen of Mankessim commissions walkway at Central Regional House of Chiefs • Harry Anyanwu seeks support for visually impaired actress Maureen Okpoko • US records highest measles infections in 35 years • No NERD clearance, no mobilisation — NYSC warns graduates • BBNaija S11 Week 1 Recap: The Gambit Twist, First Kiss, Early Drama & Ebuka’s Reality Check • Infantino turns to Trump as pressure mounts over his role • Bassey Model Fulham’s New Away Kit For 2026/27 Season • Diri raises scrabble competition prize money, backs game in Bayelsa schools • Army recovers slain Imo community leader’s remains from shallow grave • ‘Why Nigerian businesses struggle to scale’ • Kano Hisbah arrests TikToker over alleged promotion of fornication • Habila: Tinubu ignored calls to sack me, asked me build more roads — Umahi • GCCI leadership engages President Barrow on private sector growth agenda • 12 killed ahead of Sunday’s grand magal • Newcastle Reject Arsenal’s Initial Bid For Guimaraes • Hull City Plot Move For Femi Azeez • TikToker undergoes traditional cleansing after filming Oloolu masquerade procession • Taraba gov signs executive orders against political thuggery, illegal mining, drug abuse • Troops exhume remains of slain Imo community leader from shallow grave • Cook to impress with Peppe Terra Cooking Paste • Omanhen of Mankessim commissions walkway at Central Regional House of Chiefs • Harry Anyanwu seeks support for visually impaired actress Maureen Okpoko • US records highest measles infections in 35 years • No NERD clearance, no mobilisation — NYSC warns graduates • BBNaija S11 Week 1 Recap: The Gambit Twist, First Kiss, Early Drama & Ebuka’s Reality Check • Infantino turns to Trump as pressure mounts over his role • Bassey Model Fulham’s New Away Kit For 2026/27 Season • Diri raises scrabble competition prize money, backs game in Bayelsa schools • Army recovers slain Imo community leader’s remains from shallow grave • ‘Why Nigerian businesses struggle to scale’ • Kano Hisbah arrests TikToker over alleged promotion of fornication • Habila: Tinubu ignored calls to sack me, asked me build more roads — Umahi

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Nigeria nears 190m mobile lines as data demand surges

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Nigeria’s telecommunications industry moved closer to the 190 million active mobile subscription mark in May, 2026, underscoring the country’s growing

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