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Fuel price: Dangote Refinery’s PMS cheaper than imported petrol • Your charges are unacceptable – Opposition parties tell C’River signage agency • Makosa matatu yasababisha daladala 203 kufungiwa VTS • Cement price: FCCPC uncovers possible manipulation after 3-month probe • Osun Election: 17 govs, 50 NASS members against one man – Davido on Adeleke’s victory • ‘You can do your car spotting, but don’t obstruct road’ — Lagos govt • Protest in Plateau over death of 23 residents in bandit attack [VIDEO] • Ogogo’s daughter debunks death rumour • How Nigerians can learn AI, other high-paying tech skills for free • ADC collaborated with Accord to defeat APC in Osun — Abdullahi • Nigeria must end dependence on govt to fund electricity sector — Presidential aide • 2027: Nasarawa govt warns youths against electoral violence • Obi demands credible 2027 polls, urges Nigerians to reject violent politicians • Tinubu support group kicks off 2027 campaign with 3,000-man walk • WAFU B Women’s Champions League: Edo Queens Get Tough Group Draw • Okere Youth rejects alleged Akropong noise-making ban • ANISHA BIRUNGI: The hustle generation: entrepreneurship, opportunity or survival? • AAYC general council meeting set for Benghazi, Libya, in October • IGG Directs Interdiction of URSB Registrar General, Three other Officials Over Corruption Allegations • Plateau Assembly raises alarm over fresh Mangu attacks • Fuel price: Dangote Refinery’s PMS cheaper than imported petrol • Your charges are unacceptable – Opposition parties tell C’River signage agency • Makosa matatu yasababisha daladala 203 kufungiwa VTS • Cement price: FCCPC uncovers possible manipulation after 3-month probe • Osun Election: 17 govs, 50 NASS members against one man – Davido on Adeleke’s victory • ‘You can do your car spotting, but don’t obstruct road’ — Lagos govt • Protest in Plateau over death of 23 residents in bandit attack [VIDEO] • Ogogo’s daughter debunks death rumour • How Nigerians can learn AI, other high-paying tech skills for free • ADC collaborated with Accord to defeat APC in Osun — Abdullahi • Nigeria must end dependence on govt to fund electricity sector — Presidential aide • 2027: Nasarawa govt warns youths against electoral violence • Obi demands credible 2027 polls, urges Nigerians to reject violent politicians • Tinubu support group kicks off 2027 campaign with 3,000-man walk • WAFU B Women’s Champions League: Edo Queens Get Tough Group Draw • Okere Youth rejects alleged Akropong noise-making ban • ANISHA BIRUNGI: The hustle generation: entrepreneurship, opportunity or survival? • AAYC general council meeting set for Benghazi, Libya, in October • IGG Directs Interdiction of URSB Registrar General, Three other Officials Over Corruption Allegations • Plateau Assembly raises alarm over fresh Mangu attacks

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