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Serena Reflects On First Pregnancy • NELFUND nursing funding rises to N1.08bn • Drug Trafficking: NDLEA Warns Nigerians Against Accepting Consignments From Abroad • Why public anger against Ruto is boiling • JAMB To Start Handling All HND Admissions In Polytechnics • Anambra: Husband recounts discovery of alleged child abuse • Insurance firm moves to cover festive travellers • Don’t leave politics to opportunists, Fayemi tells Catholics • Gov. Nwifuru Slams Online Critics, Defends Three-Year Record In Ebonyi • Stockbrokers offer safer route to Dangote IPO — Ex-CIS boss • UK verdict: CSOs demand fresh trial of Diezani in Nigeria • SERAP Gives INEC Seven Days To Account For N126.46bn In Electoral Funds • Police arrest ‘fake doctor’ over unauthorised hernia surgery in C’River • NDLEA warns Nigerians against receiving unknown cargoes from abroad • FG moves to bridge unemployment gap • Police rescue 3 kidnap victims, apprehend 57 suspects in Anambra • 2027: INEC releases final list of 122 Ondo national assembly candidates • “Obi Still My Boss; I Could’ve Helped Him Out In Benue” — Baba-Ahmed • 2027: I supported Peter Obi in 2023, he never gave me N1 — Kawas • Messi strikes again but Nashville snatch late draw against Inter Miami • Serena Reflects On First Pregnancy • NELFUND nursing funding rises to N1.08bn • Drug Trafficking: NDLEA Warns Nigerians Against Accepting Consignments From Abroad • Why public anger against Ruto is boiling • JAMB To Start Handling All HND Admissions In Polytechnics • Anambra: Husband recounts discovery of alleged child abuse • Insurance firm moves to cover festive travellers • Don’t leave politics to opportunists, Fayemi tells Catholics • Gov. Nwifuru Slams Online Critics, Defends Three-Year Record In Ebonyi • Stockbrokers offer safer route to Dangote IPO — Ex-CIS boss • UK verdict: CSOs demand fresh trial of Diezani in Nigeria • SERAP Gives INEC Seven Days To Account For N126.46bn In Electoral Funds • Police arrest ‘fake doctor’ over unauthorised hernia surgery in C’River • NDLEA warns Nigerians against receiving unknown cargoes from abroad • FG moves to bridge unemployment gap • Police rescue 3 kidnap victims, apprehend 57 suspects in Anambra • 2027: INEC releases final list of 122 Ondo national assembly candidates • “Obi Still My Boss; I Could’ve Helped Him Out In Benue” — Baba-Ahmed • 2027: I supported Peter Obi in 2023, he never gave me N1 — Kawas • Messi strikes again but Nashville snatch late draw against Inter Miami

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It’s Manchester derby day!

Hello, good morning and welcome to another Matchday live. We have two Premier League fixtures to look forward to this afternoon, including the small matter of City v United. Enzo Maresca’s new side make the short journey across the City of Manchester to Old Trafford, where they will go head-to-head with Michael Carrick’s men. The Sky Blues need a win to maintain their 100% record in the Prem this term and keep pace with Arsenal, who earned a 2-0 victory against Sunderland last night. Elsewhere, Coventry host Brighton as they look to get their first points on the board.

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