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UK inflation rises 2.9% in July on higher energy bills • UAE suspends trade, financial dealings with Iran • 2027: Kebbi ADC appoints former Deputy Speaker, Sani Tadurga as campaign DG • Transfer: Mourinho reveals why Rodri snubbed Real Madrid for Barcelona • NPERA commences operations as port economic regulator • Ballon d’Or: Rodri names Barcelona team mate that can win award • Morning recap: Tinubu, Obi sign peace pact, states’ budgets jump 47%, other top stories • Abia Assembly intervenes as nurses, community health workers wage supremacy war • NAICOM revokes Universal Insurance’s licence, appoints receiver • US lifts 12-year security restriction on ships from Nigerian ports • Nestory Irankunda says Pauline Hanson’s Socceroos monocultural claim made ‘us boys angry’ • “If Tinubu Wanted APC To Win Osun Election At All Cost, I’ll Have Been There” – Wike • 2027: ‘No mercy for terrorist-politicians’ – Seriake Dickson • Usaliti wa ACT - Wazalendo, Chadema katika sura pana • Kidnapped Kebbi High Court judge recounts ordeal in bandits’ captivity • Osun election: APC, Accord at war over alleged attacks on members • EFCC recovers N4.48bn diesel allegedly converted by oil firm in Lagos • EPL: Darren Bent names teams to finish in top five this season • NLC warns Nigerian govt of fresh health sector strike • Fibre optic cable protection — beyond words, by Okoh Aihe • UK inflation rises 2.9% in July on higher energy bills • UAE suspends trade, financial dealings with Iran • 2027: Kebbi ADC appoints former Deputy Speaker, Sani Tadurga as campaign DG • Transfer: Mourinho reveals why Rodri snubbed Real Madrid for Barcelona • NPERA commences operations as port economic regulator • Ballon d’Or: Rodri names Barcelona team mate that can win award • Morning recap: Tinubu, Obi sign peace pact, states’ budgets jump 47%, other top stories • Abia Assembly intervenes as nurses, community health workers wage supremacy war • NAICOM revokes Universal Insurance’s licence, appoints receiver • US lifts 12-year security restriction on ships from Nigerian ports • Nestory Irankunda says Pauline Hanson’s Socceroos monocultural claim made ‘us boys angry’ • “If Tinubu Wanted APC To Win Osun Election At All Cost, I’ll Have Been There” – Wike • 2027: ‘No mercy for terrorist-politicians’ – Seriake Dickson • Usaliti wa ACT - Wazalendo, Chadema katika sura pana • Kidnapped Kebbi High Court judge recounts ordeal in bandits’ captivity • Osun election: APC, Accord at war over alleged attacks on members • EFCC recovers N4.48bn diesel allegedly converted by oil firm in Lagos • EPL: Darren Bent names teams to finish in top five this season • NLC warns Nigerian govt of fresh health sector strike • Fibre optic cable protection — beyond words, by Okoh Aihe

August 19, 2026|06:50

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