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Messi didn’t perform against Spain in World Cup final – Costa defends Cristiano Ronaldo • NPFL: Shooting Stars Part Ways With Head Coach Aweroro • Army kills kidnapper, rescue abducted farmer in Edo • I was joking when I asked God for triplets, says woman at RCCG convention • EPL: I’ll never give up – Bruno Guimaraes makes promise after joining Arsenal • Tinubu has turned economy around, deserves second term — Okotie-Eboh • Attack on Catholic Bishops is attack on entire Church, PFN fumes • Iran sets conditions for reopening Strait of Hormuz • Six months in captivity: Woro freed victims recount ordeal • Carrick Provides Injury Update On Mount • MTN warns subscribers against fake 25GB anniversary data giveaway • Another Lagos bridge badly vandalised as Sanwo-Olu allays safety concerns • OSUN VIOLENCE: We’re the victims, Adeleke is playing victim to curry sympathy – Oyebamiji • Nigeria may lose out on fresh $1.4bn US health aid over Christians persecution • ‘We know what is at stake’ — Madugu rallies Super Falcons for Cameroon WAFCON showdown • Lagos Tests the Waters with Mandatory Building Insurance • WAFCON 2026: Morocco await winner of Super Falcons’ clash with Cameroon • Sanwo-Olu inspects vandalised Lagos-Badagry Bridge, threatens action • 2027: Turaki-led PDP faction denies endorsing Gov Idris • ADC candidate, PDP, NNPP stakeholders defect to APC in Katsina • Messi didn’t perform against Spain in World Cup final – Costa defends Cristiano Ronaldo • NPFL: Shooting Stars Part Ways With Head Coach Aweroro • Army kills kidnapper, rescue abducted farmer in Edo • I was joking when I asked God for triplets, says woman at RCCG convention • EPL: I’ll never give up – Bruno Guimaraes makes promise after joining Arsenal • Tinubu has turned economy around, deserves second term — Okotie-Eboh • Attack on Catholic Bishops is attack on entire Church, PFN fumes • Iran sets conditions for reopening Strait of Hormuz • Six months in captivity: Woro freed victims recount ordeal • Carrick Provides Injury Update On Mount • MTN warns subscribers against fake 25GB anniversary data giveaway • Another Lagos bridge badly vandalised as Sanwo-Olu allays safety concerns • OSUN VIOLENCE: We’re the victims, Adeleke is playing victim to curry sympathy – Oyebamiji • Nigeria may lose out on fresh $1.4bn US health aid over Christians persecution • ‘We know what is at stake’ — Madugu rallies Super Falcons for Cameroon WAFCON showdown • Lagos Tests the Waters with Mandatory Building Insurance • WAFCON 2026: Morocco await winner of Super Falcons’ clash with Cameroon • Sanwo-Olu inspects vandalised Lagos-Badagry Bridge, threatens action • 2027: Turaki-led PDP faction denies endorsing Gov Idris • ADC candidate, PDP, NNPP stakeholders defect to APC in Katsina

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Nigerian Ambassador to US, Are, convenes dialogue on foreign policy, trade, investment

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The Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, Lateef Kayode Are, has announced a convening platform to bring together ambassadors, US

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