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APM Terminals Apapa records 6% export growth in H1 of 2026 • Alvarez rejoins Atletico Madrid training as move to Barcelona fades • NDLEA intercepts N6.2bn drugs hidden in Ghana soap, opioids at Lagos airport • Fire guts Abuja building materials market • Nigerian-British boxer Moses Itauma discharged from hospital after losing to Hrgovic • BREAKING: Tinubu begins three-week leave, jets out to Europe • NDLEA intercepts N6.2bn ‘Jihadi drug’, opioids at Lagos airport • Police rescue abducted victim, neutralise two suspects in Ogun • Manhunt In Switzerland After Fatal Rave Shooting • Niger Junta Regains Control Of Key Military Base After Soldiers’ Rebellion • Afreximbank picks jury for $20,000 CANEX publishing prize • NBA’s new president vows to defend Constitution, judicial integrity • Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu in the race for the $100,000 Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 • N4.65Trn recapitalisation: Are banks financing Nigeria’s economy or government? • UNIMED emerges top 5 in technology challenge with Edu Sign AI • 5 top foldable phones cheaper than Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 • Kaduna will be home of sports In Nigeria – Commissioner • Excess sugar consumption puts children at risk of obesity, paediatrician warns • Fix diapidated federal highways before Yuletide,Igbo group tasks Umahi • 8 most expensive presidential jets in the world • APM Terminals Apapa records 6% export growth in H1 of 2026 • Alvarez rejoins Atletico Madrid training as move to Barcelona fades • NDLEA intercepts N6.2bn drugs hidden in Ghana soap, opioids at Lagos airport • Fire guts Abuja building materials market • Nigerian-British boxer Moses Itauma discharged from hospital after losing to Hrgovic • BREAKING: Tinubu begins three-week leave, jets out to Europe • NDLEA intercepts N6.2bn ‘Jihadi drug’, opioids at Lagos airport • Police rescue abducted victim, neutralise two suspects in Ogun • Manhunt In Switzerland After Fatal Rave Shooting • Niger Junta Regains Control Of Key Military Base After Soldiers’ Rebellion • Afreximbank picks jury for $20,000 CANEX publishing prize • NBA’s new president vows to defend Constitution, judicial integrity • Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu in the race for the $100,000 Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 • N4.65Trn recapitalisation: Are banks financing Nigeria’s economy or government? • UNIMED emerges top 5 in technology challenge with Edu Sign AI • 5 top foldable phones cheaper than Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 • Kaduna will be home of sports In Nigeria – Commissioner • Excess sugar consumption puts children at risk of obesity, paediatrician warns • Fix diapidated federal highways before Yuletide,Igbo group tasks Umahi • 8 most expensive presidential jets in the world

August 30, 2026|11:02

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