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Bayelsa mourns four NAF crash victims • Supreme Court judgment: Erring parties won’t field candidates – INEC on Chinda, others • Nigerians will patronise high quality Nigerian-made products – Tinubu • UK PM faces pressure over Man City comments • مقتل ثلاثة أشخاص بينهم سوداني في هجمات على مطارين بالسعودية • Minister appeals to NASWDEN to suspend industrial action. • Ndume meets new theatre commander over abducted Borno schoolchildren, others • High School Students Turn Out For New Protests Across France • Makaburi ya Chivayo, Lulu yaandaliwa; muundo wa majeneza waibua hisia • 2027: Don’t insult my opponents — Onjeh • معارك في أم درفا بالنيل الأزرق • قتلى وجرحى في اشتباكات مسلحة بوسط دارفور • Mikel Arteta’s new contract reflects where the power now lies at Arsenal | Ed Aarons • Glenfiddich Expands BEYOND Narrative, Linking Whisky Craft with Innovation and Nigerian Expression • ASSBIFI demands decent work compliance in Nigeria’s financial sector • Pilot averted bigger disaster as aircraft crashed 200 metres away from community — Aiyedatiwa • The Pension Reform Bill 2026: What Nigeria’s proposed pension overhaul means for employers • TUC demands pay raise for workers before minimum wage agreement • Court orders mental tests for police officers accused of killing lawyer Kyalo Mbobu • ‘We paid millions’ – Families of rescued abducted NYSC members speak • Bayelsa mourns four NAF crash victims • Supreme Court judgment: Erring parties won’t field candidates – INEC on Chinda, others • Nigerians will patronise high quality Nigerian-made products – Tinubu • UK PM faces pressure over Man City comments • مقتل ثلاثة أشخاص بينهم سوداني في هجمات على مطارين بالسعودية • Minister appeals to NASWDEN to suspend industrial action. • Ndume meets new theatre commander over abducted Borno schoolchildren, others • High School Students Turn Out For New Protests Across France • Makaburi ya Chivayo, Lulu yaandaliwa; muundo wa majeneza waibua hisia • 2027: Don’t insult my opponents — Onjeh • معارك في أم درفا بالنيل الأزرق • قتلى وجرحى في اشتباكات مسلحة بوسط دارفور • Mikel Arteta’s new contract reflects where the power now lies at Arsenal | Ed Aarons • Glenfiddich Expands BEYOND Narrative, Linking Whisky Craft with Innovation and Nigerian Expression • ASSBIFI demands decent work compliance in Nigeria’s financial sector • Pilot averted bigger disaster as aircraft crashed 200 metres away from community — Aiyedatiwa • The Pension Reform Bill 2026: What Nigeria’s proposed pension overhaul means for employers • TUC demands pay raise for workers before minimum wage agreement • Court orders mental tests for police officers accused of killing lawyer Kyalo Mbobu • ‘We paid millions’ – Families of rescued abducted NYSC members speak

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