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FRSC to divert traffic on Kaduna-Zaria highway Sunday • Nigeria bows out as Dominican Republic wins Miss World 2026 • Alex Kiprotich abduction: A well-coordinated operation • Davido’s associate, Ego ‘Tiny’ dies after penis enlargement procedure in Thailand • Bayern suffer 1st Bundesliga shutout in 18 months • Atiku’s lobbyist reveals real reason for deleting Trump’s appointment post • Niger Police, NDLEA, others counsel remand home inmates against crime • CAF Champions League: Rivers United grab crucial away draw against San Pedro • EPL: Glasner Faults Referee’s Decision To Disallow Goal Vs Tottenham • Road ‌‍‍‍‍⁠⁠‌‍‌⁠‍‌‌‍‌crash claims three lives in Osun, 20 injured • NDC: We Have Governorship Candidates in All 28 States • Finance firm targets importers with new office for cross-border payments • Makinde warns traditional rulers against partisan politics • CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars pip CS Sfaxien 1-0 in Abeokuta • 2027: NDC names gov candidates in 12 states, denies regional party claims • High-flying Hull stay unbeaten by holding off Aston Villa in stalemate • Alaafin installs ex-First Bank CEO Adeduntan as Balogun of Oyo • NDC insists it has gov candidates in all 28 states for 2027 • EPL: Ajayi Features As Hull City Hold Aston Villa • Modric to continue Croatia career at 41 – Official • FRSC to divert traffic on Kaduna-Zaria highway Sunday • Nigeria bows out as Dominican Republic wins Miss World 2026 • Alex Kiprotich abduction: A well-coordinated operation • Davido’s associate, Ego ‘Tiny’ dies after penis enlargement procedure in Thailand • Bayern suffer 1st Bundesliga shutout in 18 months • Atiku’s lobbyist reveals real reason for deleting Trump’s appointment post • Niger Police, NDLEA, others counsel remand home inmates against crime • CAF Champions League: Rivers United grab crucial away draw against San Pedro • EPL: Glasner Faults Referee’s Decision To Disallow Goal Vs Tottenham • Road ‌‍‍‍‍⁠⁠‌‍‌⁠‍‌‌‍‌crash claims three lives in Osun, 20 injured • NDC: We Have Governorship Candidates in All 28 States • Finance firm targets importers with new office for cross-border payments • Makinde warns traditional rulers against partisan politics • CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars pip CS Sfaxien 1-0 in Abeokuta • 2027: NDC names gov candidates in 12 states, denies regional party claims • High-flying Hull stay unbeaten by holding off Aston Villa in stalemate • Alaafin installs ex-First Bank CEO Adeduntan as Balogun of Oyo • NDC insists it has gov candidates in all 28 states for 2027 • EPL: Ajayi Features As Hull City Hold Aston Villa • Modric to continue Croatia career at 41 – Official

September 5, 2026|21:00

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