Maikaba Selects Assistants As Flying Eagles Resume Camp Sunday • MASSIVE TURNOUT AT MAYA AS HON. SARAH KITYO MARKS SWEARING-IN AND THANKSGIVING CEREMONY • ‘Political 419’ – Wike dismisses Makinde’s PDP-APM alliance • UK reaffirms development partnership with Kano, Jigawa • HYPREP clears 30 polluted Ogoniland sites, probes 18 high-risk areas • EPL: Arteta speaks on Arsenal, Man City winning title on goal difference • Police arrest suspected robbery gang member, recover pistol, charms • South Africa’s President Fires Minister After Corruption Claims • JUST IN: Makinde Declares For 2027 Presidency • Maikaba, Uwejamomere pick assistants, as U20 boys resume camp on Sunday • Illegal dredging worsening pressure on housing – LASG • Jetour Nigeria Consolidates Market Leadership as Sole Authorized Distributor; Honored with Global “Market Share Leadership Award” • WBA approves Usyk’s title defence against kickboxer Verhoeven in Egypt • ADC slams FG over Nigeria’s growing debt burden • Kwara to digitise child protection, unveils software for orphanages • Lagos records surge in accidents involving dispatch riders — LASTMA • EPL: Crystal Palace will receive no bonus on Eze’s transfer if Arsenal wins title • ASAC 2026: Amusan thankful after claiming third women’s 100m hurdles title • Parents, teachers applaud Taraba for N1.8bn WEAC, NECO fees payments • Nigeria’s Femi Otedola Buys £53 Million London Mansion • Maikaba Selects Assistants As Flying Eagles Resume Camp Sunday • MASSIVE TURNOUT AT MAYA AS HON. SARAH KITYO MARKS SWEARING-IN AND THANKSGIVING CEREMONY • ‘Political 419’ – Wike dismisses Makinde’s PDP-APM alliance • UK reaffirms development partnership with Kano, Jigawa • HYPREP clears 30 polluted Ogoniland sites, probes 18 high-risk areas • EPL: Arteta speaks on Arsenal, Man City winning title on goal difference • Police arrest suspected robbery gang member, recover pistol, charms • South Africa’s President Fires Minister After Corruption Claims • JUST IN: Makinde Declares For 2027 Presidency • Maikaba, Uwejamomere pick assistants, as U20 boys resume camp on Sunday • Illegal dredging worsening pressure on housing – LASG • Jetour Nigeria Consolidates Market Leadership as Sole Authorized Distributor; Honored with Global “Market Share Leadership Award” • WBA approves Usyk’s title defence against kickboxer Verhoeven in Egypt • ADC slams FG over Nigeria’s growing debt burden • Kwara to digitise child protection, unveils software for orphanages • Lagos records surge in accidents involving dispatch riders — LASTMA • EPL: Crystal Palace will receive no bonus on Eze’s transfer if Arsenal wins title • ASAC 2026: Amusan thankful after claiming third women’s 100m hurdles title • Parents, teachers applaud Taraba for N1.8bn WEAC, NECO fees payments • Nigeria’s Femi Otedola Buys £53 Million London Mansion
The Plateau State Government successfully completes its pilgrims airlift, transporting 1,138 individuals to Saudi Arabia for the 2026 Hajj exercise.
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