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166 legal staff trained on revised high court rules • IOM, MoFA train stakeholders on missing migrants • Indian league side Rajasthan United FC sign Gambian attacking midfielder • Gambia 2026: The election that will define a political generation • Mistaking lust for love: The emotional work some African men and women still need (Part 1) • The long road ahead after the TRRC findings to the courtroom • FOOTBALL VETERANS ELECTS NEW LEADERSHIP • GCCI, FLUG sign MoU to strengthen labour-private sector cooperation • ذا هيل: استراتيجية أمريكية جديدة تجاه السودان مع تعثر جهود وقف الحرب • AI ‘widening economic inequality’, IMF boss warns • Lagos Life game crosses 2 million users – here’s how to play • Wike meets Fubara’s loyalists, deepens reconciliation ahead of 2027 poll • UACN, Unilever lead analyst October stock picks • World Bank warns of election risks, lifts growth forecast to 4.3% • NGX loses ground as First HoldCo leads banking selloff • Shettima signals historic market surge as NNPC prepares for stock market listing • US Consulate: New Lagos building to inject $95m into Nigerian economy • Non-payment of LG workers’ salaries sparks confusion in Taraba • Ghana to join BRICS, says foreign minister • Ebonyi lawmakers increase high court judges number, raise retirement to 70yrs • 166 legal staff trained on revised high court rules • IOM, MoFA train stakeholders on missing migrants • Indian league side Rajasthan United FC sign Gambian attacking midfielder • Gambia 2026: The election that will define a political generation • Mistaking lust for love: The emotional work some African men and women still need (Part 1) • The long road ahead after the TRRC findings to the courtroom • FOOTBALL VETERANS ELECTS NEW LEADERSHIP • GCCI, FLUG sign MoU to strengthen labour-private sector cooperation • ذا هيل: استراتيجية أمريكية جديدة تجاه السودان مع تعثر جهود وقف الحرب • AI ‘widening economic inequality’, IMF boss warns • Lagos Life game crosses 2 million users – here’s how to play • Wike meets Fubara’s loyalists, deepens reconciliation ahead of 2027 poll • UACN, Unilever lead analyst October stock picks • World Bank warns of election risks, lifts growth forecast to 4.3% • NGX loses ground as First HoldCo leads banking selloff • Shettima signals historic market surge as NNPC prepares for stock market listing • US Consulate: New Lagos building to inject $95m into Nigerian economy • Non-payment of LG workers’ salaries sparks confusion in Taraba • Ghana to join BRICS, says foreign minister • Ebonyi lawmakers increase high court judges number, raise retirement to 70yrs

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