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من تعدد المنابر إلى توحيد المسار.. الرباعية والخماسية تعيدان ترتيب وساطة السودان • AFCON 2027Q: Chelle Gives Reason For Okoye’s Super Eagles Absence • Murphy Backs Liverpool’s Barcola To Shine After International Break • Gov Adeleke gives reason for UNIOSUN VC tenure extension • Two vigilantes killed by suspected bandits in Plateau • Lagos Assembly warns against fraudsters selling jobs, contracts • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Kylian Mbappe accused of vote buying • World can’t be governed by 1945 power structure in 2026 — Tinubu tells UN • UNGA: Debt servicing holding back Nigeria’s development – Shettima • Herder reportedly killed, 42 cattle rustled in Plateau • Anambra debt: I never borrowed or issued bonds as governor — Obi insists • Why Continuity Matters in Bauchi • LaFleur on Packers' offensive woes: 'I don't know what we're doing well' • Abia, Imo sweep medals as South-East Open Weightlifting Championship begins • Police arrest two over suspected infant killing, witchcraft-related murder in Bauchi • Police burst cattle-rustling syndicate, arrest seven, recover eight cows in Jigawa • Another Nigerian man shot dead in South Africa • NNL: El-kanemi Warriors invite five players for assessment • Delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses UNGA • Plateau attacks: PIGD wants security agencies, communities to work together • من تعدد المنابر إلى توحيد المسار.. الرباعية والخماسية تعيدان ترتيب وساطة السودان • AFCON 2027Q: Chelle Gives Reason For Okoye’s Super Eagles Absence • Murphy Backs Liverpool’s Barcola To Shine After International Break • Gov Adeleke gives reason for UNIOSUN VC tenure extension • Two vigilantes killed by suspected bandits in Plateau • Lagos Assembly warns against fraudsters selling jobs, contracts • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Kylian Mbappe accused of vote buying • World can’t be governed by 1945 power structure in 2026 — Tinubu tells UN • UNGA: Debt servicing holding back Nigeria’s development – Shettima • Herder reportedly killed, 42 cattle rustled in Plateau • Anambra debt: I never borrowed or issued bonds as governor — Obi insists • Why Continuity Matters in Bauchi • LaFleur on Packers' offensive woes: 'I don't know what we're doing well' • Abia, Imo sweep medals as South-East Open Weightlifting Championship begins • Police arrest two over suspected infant killing, witchcraft-related murder in Bauchi • Police burst cattle-rustling syndicate, arrest seven, recover eight cows in Jigawa • Another Nigerian man shot dead in South Africa • NNL: El-kanemi Warriors invite five players for assessment • Delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses UNGA • Plateau attacks: PIGD wants security agencies, communities to work together

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Penix's return from ACL surgery revives Falcons' attack in rout of Packers

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In his first game since tearing his ACL last November, Michael Penix Jr. sparked the Falcons by passing for 256 yards with a touchdown in a 35-14 rout of the Packers at Lambeau Field.

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