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NBTE approves 23 new programmes for Akwa Ibom poly • Ondo fixes cut-off marks for public secondary school admission • Ghana court remands man over plot to rob three banks • Delta flash flooding under control, says govt • Galamsey fight cannot be won in two years – Sukparu • 27-year-old spiritualist arrested over alleged attempted abduction of 11-year-old girl in Kasoa • Police officer reveals how his colleague officers are doing arms deals with criminals • Konkomba, Bassare, other groups urged to unite for food security • Russia doubles annual scholarship allocation for Ghanaian students to 240 • #OsunDecides2026: We didn’t perform poorly, we collaborated with Accord – ADC • US lists 3 categories of visa services affected in Nigeria • Golden Penny launched Its Food Drink Brand: Coco Crush Steps Into the Spotlight at Its Trade Launch • Nollywood actors rally support for Ogogo as he battles severe cancer • NNL: Abubakar thumbs up Wikki Tourists’ preparation for new season • NPFL: Arinze leaves Kwara United for Libyan club Alafreky SC • Bandari ya Tanga yapaa, wadau wataka bandari kavu • Jacquet Needs Time To Adapt To Premier League Football –Van Dijk • BREAKING: Flooding: Wike begins demolition in Maitama [VIDEO] • Osun Election: ‘When they lose, FG manipulated; but when they win…’ – Wike • Police re-arrest eight of 11 suspects who escaped custody in Delta • NBTE approves 23 new programmes for Akwa Ibom poly • Ondo fixes cut-off marks for public secondary school admission • Ghana court remands man over plot to rob three banks • Delta flash flooding under control, says govt • Galamsey fight cannot be won in two years – Sukparu • 27-year-old spiritualist arrested over alleged attempted abduction of 11-year-old girl in Kasoa • Police officer reveals how his colleague officers are doing arms deals with criminals • Konkomba, Bassare, other groups urged to unite for food security • Russia doubles annual scholarship allocation for Ghanaian students to 240 • #OsunDecides2026: We didn’t perform poorly, we collaborated with Accord – ADC • US lists 3 categories of visa services affected in Nigeria • Golden Penny launched Its Food Drink Brand: Coco Crush Steps Into the Spotlight at Its Trade Launch • Nollywood actors rally support for Ogogo as he battles severe cancer • NNL: Abubakar thumbs up Wikki Tourists’ preparation for new season • NPFL: Arinze leaves Kwara United for Libyan club Alafreky SC • Bandari ya Tanga yapaa, wadau wataka bandari kavu • Jacquet Needs Time To Adapt To Premier League Football –Van Dijk • BREAKING: Flooding: Wike begins demolition in Maitama [VIDEO] • Osun Election: ‘When they lose, FG manipulated; but when they win…’ – Wike • Police re-arrest eight of 11 suspects who escaped custody in Delta

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