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Terrorists now use social media, remittance platforms to raise funds — Bukarti • 𝗙𝗚 commences reconstruction of Carter Bridge • Taiye Currency: Court grant singer Rollex Dee N100 million bail • Vigilante groups adopting covert networks, mobilizing through encrypted chats – National Security • ‘Who can pay us?’ – KSM denies being on NDC government payroll • Samuel Eto’o backs Infantino amid backlash over FIFA presidency • Murder in family: Tragedy of bitter divorce, prime property row and two city murders • Dolly Parton: Country legend who turned rags into gold, dies at 80 • Samuel Eto’o backs Infantino amid growing backlash over FIFA presidency • ‘He didn’t speak on my authority’ – Atiku counters aide, insists on total restoration of fuel subsidy • Troops arrest two suspected terrorists, recover AK-47 in Zamfara • Maulud: Defence Minister urges prayers for peace ahead of 2027 polls • Zone 9 AIG warns police against extortion, corruption in Imo • Why cooperation among security, intelligence agencies is indispensable – Delta CP • VIDEO: NFIU Report Shows Why Nigerians Should Be Careful About Donations — Bukarti • Transfer: What Delap’s move to Nottingham Forest means for Chelsea’s attack • 2026 PFA Awards: EPL, Championship Team of the Year confirmed [Full list] • US to revoke up to 200,000 visas over asylum fraud claims • Atiku’s fuel subsidy and Tinubu’s church rat, By Bolaji Abdullahi • Build local tech solutions, NASENI urges youths • Terrorists now use social media, remittance platforms to raise funds — Bukarti • 𝗙𝗚 commences reconstruction of Carter Bridge • Taiye Currency: Court grant singer Rollex Dee N100 million bail • Vigilante groups adopting covert networks, mobilizing through encrypted chats – National Security • ‘Who can pay us?’ – KSM denies being on NDC government payroll • Samuel Eto’o backs Infantino amid backlash over FIFA presidency • Murder in family: Tragedy of bitter divorce, prime property row and two city murders • Dolly Parton: Country legend who turned rags into gold, dies at 80 • Samuel Eto’o backs Infantino amid growing backlash over FIFA presidency • ‘He didn’t speak on my authority’ – Atiku counters aide, insists on total restoration of fuel subsidy • Troops arrest two suspected terrorists, recover AK-47 in Zamfara • Maulud: Defence Minister urges prayers for peace ahead of 2027 polls • Zone 9 AIG warns police against extortion, corruption in Imo • Why cooperation among security, intelligence agencies is indispensable – Delta CP • VIDEO: NFIU Report Shows Why Nigerians Should Be Careful About Donations — Bukarti • Transfer: What Delap’s move to Nottingham Forest means for Chelsea’s attack • 2026 PFA Awards: EPL, Championship Team of the Year confirmed [Full list] • US to revoke up to 200,000 visas over asylum fraud claims • Atiku’s fuel subsidy and Tinubu’s church rat, By Bolaji Abdullahi • Build local tech solutions, NASENI urges youths

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