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Northern senators hail Tinubu over military pay rise • ‘Nigeria of today worse than Abacha era’ — Pat Utomi • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 4, 2026: Nigerian naira extends appreciation against dollar • Malami’s forfeited Kano residence deserted, but hotel running • FIFA crisis deepens as Infantino meets senior staff over failed FFE plan • From employee to industry authority (1), By Yemi Adetayo • INEC list: NDC candidates commend, thank Dickson • Senate panel approves Trump’s ex-lawyer as US attorney general • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Maikaba promises better Flying Eagles against Cote d’Ivoire • PFIPC Probe: Reps to interrogate Adeyemi in undisclosed location • Shakira Says She Loves Uganda’s Ghetto Kids “Like They Are Children of My Own” • I don’t respond to my subordinate – Amaechi fires back at Wike • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Maikaba Targets Improved Flying Eagles Display Against Côte d’Ivoire • Obasanjo Vs. Atiku: Time for a truce, By Reuben Abati • Jigawa gov hails army over new 262 tank battalion • Transfer: He’ll be good signing for them – Obi Mikel on Arsenal target • Equities market reverses gains, investors lose N599bn • Onaiyekan: I have classmates in primary, secondary schools – Amaechi mocks Tinubu govt • Survey challenges voter rejection narrative on women, youth, PWDs in politics • Kebbi police arrest two suspects linked to abduction of military recruits • Northern senators hail Tinubu over military pay rise • ‘Nigeria of today worse than Abacha era’ — Pat Utomi • Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, August 4, 2026: Nigerian naira extends appreciation against dollar • Malami’s forfeited Kano residence deserted, but hotel running • FIFA crisis deepens as Infantino meets senior staff over failed FFE plan • From employee to industry authority (1), By Yemi Adetayo • INEC list: NDC candidates commend, thank Dickson • Senate panel approves Trump’s ex-lawyer as US attorney general • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Maikaba promises better Flying Eagles against Cote d’Ivoire • PFIPC Probe: Reps to interrogate Adeyemi in undisclosed location • Shakira Says She Loves Uganda’s Ghetto Kids “Like They Are Children of My Own” • I don’t respond to my subordinate – Amaechi fires back at Wike • WAFU B U-20 Championship: Maikaba Targets Improved Flying Eagles Display Against Côte d’Ivoire • Obasanjo Vs. Atiku: Time for a truce, By Reuben Abati • Jigawa gov hails army over new 262 tank battalion • Transfer: He’ll be good signing for them – Obi Mikel on Arsenal target • Equities market reverses gains, investors lose N599bn • Onaiyekan: I have classmates in primary, secondary schools – Amaechi mocks Tinubu govt • Survey challenges voter rejection narrative on women, youth, PWDs in politics • Kebbi police arrest two suspects linked to abduction of military recruits

August 4, 2026|20:57

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Oyo govt begins house-to-house waste bin enforcement, gives residents one month to comply

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The Oyo State Government has announced the commencement of the enforcement of mandatory waste bin provision for every residential and

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