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Soludo’s wife reacts to Peter Obi’s godfather claims • Yobe deputy gov commends electoral commission for peaceful LG poll • البناء والتطوير تفوز بانتخابات اتحاد القطينة بـ26 صوتاً • 2027: Accord Rep candidate targets one million votes for Tinubu in Osun • 2027: PDP’s Oluyede, Oyebanji unite for Tinubu landslide in Ekiti • Trump rejects Iran’s proposal on Strait of Hormuz • Manchester City chair Al Mubarak insists ‘nothing has changed’ after guilty verdict • Ireland players vote to go ahead with Israel matches despite ‘different views’ • I killed PDP, Wike still my good friend – Umahi • I’ve never betrayed Tinubu’s trust – Gbajabiamila • Ireland players vote to play controversial matches vs. Israel • Enugu LG poll records low turnout as residents cite apathy • FCT CP narrates how man died in hotel with married woman, staff dump body on road side • ODM delegates reject Sakaja using the party for gubernatorial bid • Enugu LG poll: Residents blame voter apathy to lack of awareness • Don Jazzy has been helping me since university days – Mr Macaroni • Oyetola: Port Modernisation Will Cut Nigeria’s Logistics Costs, Improve Capacity • Rotary Club of Agege Installs Ogundeji 43rd President, Secures over N700m Projects • 2027: Rivers Women Mobilise for Greater Participation in Elections • Ireland players vote to play Israel tie despite Gaza unease • Soludo’s wife reacts to Peter Obi’s godfather claims • Yobe deputy gov commends electoral commission for peaceful LG poll • البناء والتطوير تفوز بانتخابات اتحاد القطينة بـ26 صوتاً • 2027: Accord Rep candidate targets one million votes for Tinubu in Osun • 2027: PDP’s Oluyede, Oyebanji unite for Tinubu landslide in Ekiti • Trump rejects Iran’s proposal on Strait of Hormuz • Manchester City chair Al Mubarak insists ‘nothing has changed’ after guilty verdict • Ireland players vote to go ahead with Israel matches despite ‘different views’ • I killed PDP, Wike still my good friend – Umahi • I’ve never betrayed Tinubu’s trust – Gbajabiamila • Ireland players vote to play controversial matches vs. Israel • Enugu LG poll records low turnout as residents cite apathy • FCT CP narrates how man died in hotel with married woman, staff dump body on road side • ODM delegates reject Sakaja using the party for gubernatorial bid • Enugu LG poll: Residents blame voter apathy to lack of awareness • Don Jazzy has been helping me since university days – Mr Macaroni • Oyetola: Port Modernisation Will Cut Nigeria’s Logistics Costs, Improve Capacity • Rotary Club of Agege Installs Ogundeji 43rd President, Secures over N700m Projects • 2027: Rivers Women Mobilise for Greater Participation in Elections • Ireland players vote to play Israel tie despite Gaza unease

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Ole Miss RB Lacy not expected to play in key matchup vs. Gators

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Kewan Lacy, the star running back for No. 4 Ole Miss, is not expected to play against No. 21 Florida on Saturday, coach Pete Golding told ESPN.

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